Abstract
at a time when Kerala achieved hundred percentage primary education status, the state Education Department has reported a sharp increase in the dropout rates of Dalit students in the state. Educational experts criticize that the lack of coordination and poor realization of schemes by the government were the reasons for the rising number of dropouts from schools. The highest dropout rate was recorded in the border districts of Wayanad, Idukki and Kollam. The overall aim of this paper is to provide the scenario of drop outs students of scheduled cast (boys and girls). Also, we interpret the analysis of variance among the drop out students in different classes.
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