Cimahi Students Score Low in Math, Higher in Indonesian Language

Academic performance among students in Cimahi, West Java, reveals a notable disparity, particularly in core subjects. Results from the Academic Ability Test (TKA) for elementary and junior high school students show that the average score in Mathematics stands at a low 42.25. This figure suggests potential challenges in math comprehension or instruction within the city's schools.

In contrast, students in Cimahi demonstrated stronger performance in Indonesian language, with an average score of 69.23. While this score indicates a better grasp of the language compared to mathematics, it still falls short of a perfect score, suggesting room for improvement.

The test results also highlighted a wide range of student achievement. Some students attained perfect scores of 100, indicating exceptional understanding and performance. Conversely, others scored as low as 50, pointing to significant learning gaps. These varied outcomes underscore the need for targeted educational strategies to support students across the performance spectrum in Cimahi.