Who leads the world in maths? Asia tops, America stumbles and India doesn’t show up
Asia’s grip on global mathematics is no longer about topping ranks, but about how far ahead it stands. As East Asian systems pull away, the United States struggles to lift its middle, slipping below the OECD average. India, despite its scale and reputation, remains absent altogether, not because of failure, but because it chose not to be measured.
Asia’s grip on global mathematics is no longer about topping ranks, but about how far ahead it stands. As East Asian systems pull away, the United States struggles to lift its middle, slipping below the OECD average. India, despite its scale and reputation, remains absent altogether, not because of failure, but because it chose not to be measured.
