enrolment

/ ɪnˈrəʊlmənt /

noun

1. the act of enrolling or state of being enrolled
2. a list of people enrolled
3. the total number of people enrolled

Example Sentences

There are a record number of candidates retaking the exam this year, after authorities announced they would expand enrolment in medical schools - a move that was met with widespread protests among trainee doctors while being welcomed by aspiring medical students.

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Although 2024 figures are not yet available, enrolment numbers have been rising each year.

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Over half of his pupils were already registered for free school meals - more than double the national average - but the automatic enrolment scheme found 15 more who met the criteria but had not been receiving them.

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The high school enrolment rate for multicultural students is already slightly lower than for locals, according to an official national survey conducted in 2021.

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This approach isn’t unique to India - evidence from countries like Colombia, Kenya, Malawi and Zimbabwe also shows that bicycles effectively boost girls' school enrolment and retention.

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