Systematic Review On Drop Outs And Its Implications

Abstract

Dropouts have the consequence of wasting educational resources in several ways. The state's investment of money is not fully utilized; materials and resources are not used, which is uneconomic; the dropout is unable to complete their education and, as a result, is unable greatest possible contribution of the nation's economy. Consequently, rather than being an asset to the nation, the dropout diminishes opportunities for other children who could have better utilized those resources for the good of the nation. Many compelling hypotheses have attempted to explain the phenomenon of dropout rates, which has ramifications for education. In this article, systematic review on drop outs and its implications has been discussed.