At 42.7 per cent, Muslims have the highest percentage of illiterates, while Jains, at 86.4 per cent, have the highest percentage of literates, according to Census 2011 data on education level by religious community.
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Muslim minority schools account for 22.75 per cent of religious minority schools, Christian community schools at 72 per cent: (Says,NCPCR)
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