Marius Comper

PISA 2025 · 91 countries and economies

PISA 2025: every country's report card

In Romania, the science-score gap between advantaged and disadvantaged students is 122 points — the fourth-largest among the 90 PISA 2025 participating countries and economies with data (Table I.2). Students report a mean family-support index above the OECD average. Also, 72.6% say they are taught in lessons to assess AI-generated information (OECD average: 62.6%). Romania's mean science score is 425, against 482 for the OECD average. Choose any of the 91 PISA 2025 participating countries and economies and compare eight themes from the report.

Built from OECD (2026), PISA 2025 Results (Volume I): Future-Ready Students — Tables I.1–I.8.

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Compare all 91 countries, on the metric you pick

Choose below what to compare — scores, socio-economic gaps, gender gaps, AI use, or environmental engagement — and see where every PISA 2025 country or economy stands. Click a dot to open its full dashboard below.

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PISA 2025 · country dashboard

Romania

Method and sources

Every figure comes from a single source: OECD (2026), PISA 2025 Results (Volume I): Future-Ready Students, PISA, OECD Publishing, Paris, https://doi.org/10.1787/73451bc5-en — Tables I.1 (performance), I.2 (socio-economic equity), I.3 (gender gaps), I.4 (engagement), I.5 (climate), I.6 (digital and AI), I.7 (family and school support) and I.8 (environment). Figures were extracted from the official PDF's text layer (not read off the chart images), checked row by row against the published tables. For Table I.1, the statistical significance of score changes since 2022 was read directly from the source's bold formatting (✳ marker); for the other tables, statistical significance is not separately flagged in this tool. Licence: CC BY 4.0.

Six countries/economies carry an interpretation caution in the OECD report: Canada, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Norway (full reporting, asterisked, due to response-rate issues), and Albania and the United States (limited reporting — questionnaire results are published "below the line"). Each dashboard flags this distinctly. A cell marked "data not available" means the OECD itself did not report that figure for that country (the "m" symbol in the source), not that the value is zero.

Source
OECD, PISA 2025 Results (Volume I), 2026
Raw data
stat.link/z1xqot (snapshot tables)
Licence
CC BY 4.0