Schools in Stockholm Municipality: results and statistics

Key facts

Stockholm ranks 38 of 290 municipalities for Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%) (2025).
Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418 · 2025
Stockholm ranks 11 of 26 in Stockholms län for Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%) (2025).
Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418 · 2025
Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%) in Stockholm is 78.5 %, slightly above the national level (71.9 %, 2025).
Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418 · 2025
Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%) in Stockholm decreased from 79.4 % (2015) to 78.5 % (2025).
Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418 · 2015–2025

Merit grades, eligibility and school results in Stockholm. Source: Kolada/Skolverket — latest year 2025.

Latest data year: 2025 · 7 indicators · Package version: v10 · Updated: 2026-08-09

Short answer: Stockholm in figures

Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%): 78.5 % (2025). Sweden: 71.9 % (+6.6 pp). Rank 38 of 290. Change since 2020: −2.8 pp.
Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418
Year 9 average merit rating, home municipality (17 subjects): 252 points (2025). Sweden: 229 points (+23 points). Rank 10 of 290. Change since 2020: −0.4 % (relative change).
Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15507
Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%): 88.8 % (2025). Sweden: 84.1 % (+4.7 pp). Rank 31 (shared) of 282. Change since 2020: −0.7 pp.
Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15424

National figure and rank use the same year and value as the municipal figure; otherwise they are omitted. Rank 1 = highest value. Election-cycle series are not given annual trends. Missing values are not shown as zero.

Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%)

78.5 %

2025 · −2.8 pp vs 2020

Year 9 average merit rating, home municipality (17 subjects)

252 points

2025 · −0.4 % vs 2020

Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)

88.8 %

2025 · −0.7 pp vs 2020

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Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)

88.8 %(2025)

20142025

Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%), Stockholm — 2014–2025 (%)
Year	Value (%)
2014	87.2
2015	87.3
2016	90
2017	86.9
2018	88.8
2019	89.1
2020	89.5
2021	90.1
2022	89.4
2023	88.6
2024	88.4
2025	88.8

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15424 (Kolada:N15424) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / observed

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15424 · 2014–2025 · Observation (source value) · Method · Report an error

Stockholm: 88.8 % · 2025

Sweden: 84.1 % · difference +4.7 pp

Shared rank 31 of 282 municipalities with comparable data.

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Raw values for 2025, ranked from highest to lowest. Equal raw values share a rank. Higher does not necessarily mean better.

29Värmdö89.0 % · +0.2 pp
30Säter88.9 % · +0.1 pp
=31Höganäs88.8 % · 0.0 pp
=31Stockholm88.8 % · 0.0 pp
=33Härryda88.7 % · −0.1 pp
=33Karlstad88.7 % · −0.1 pp
=33Olofström88.7 % · −0.1 pp

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15424. Definition: Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)

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Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational programmes, municipal schools (%)

87.9 %(2025)

20142025

Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational programmes, municipal schools (%), Stockholm — 2014–2025 (%)
Year	Value (%)
2014	85.7
2015	85.3
2016	88.7
2017	84.7
2018	86.9
2019	87.4
2020	87.8
2021	88.4
2022	88.1
2023	88.1
2024	87.9
2025	87.9

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15436 (Kolada:N15436) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / observed

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15436 · 2014–2025 · Observation (source value) · Method · Report an error

Stockholm: 87.9 % · 2025

Sweden: 82.5 % · difference +5.4 pp

Shared rank 36 of 280 municipalities with comparable data.

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Raw values for 2025, ranked from highest to lowest. Equal raw values share a rank. Higher does not necessarily mean better.

35Umeå88.0 % · +0.1 pp
=36Malung-Sälen87.9 % · 0.0 pp
=36Piteå87.9 % · 0.0 pp
=36Stockholm87.9 % · 0.0 pp
=39Härryda87.7 % · −0.2 pp
=39Orust87.7 % · −0.2 pp
41Filipstad87.6 % · −0.3 pp

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15436. Definition: Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational programmes, municipal schools (%)

Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%)

78.5 %(2025)

20142025

Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%), Stockholm — 2014–2025 (%)
Year	Value (%)
2014	77.3
2015	79.4
2016	81.3
2017	79.7
2018	80.6
2019	81.7
2020	81.3
2021	80.9
2022	80.7
2023	79.2
2024	78.8
2025	78.5

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418 (Kolada:N15418) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / observed

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418 · 2014–2025 · Observation (source value) · Method · Report an error

Stockholm: 78.5 % · 2025

Sweden: 71.9 % · difference +6.6 pp

Rank 38 of 290 municipalities with comparable data.

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Raw values for 2025, ranked from highest to lowest. Equal raw values share a rank. Higher does not necessarily mean better.

=34Solna78.7 % · +0.2 pp
=36Nordmaling78.6 % · +0.1 pp
=36Vallentuna78.6 % · +0.1 pp
38Stockholm78.5 % · 0.0 pp
=39Kalmar78.0 % · −0.5 pp
=39Luleå78.0 % · −0.5 pp
41Huddinge77.9 % · −0.6 pp

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15418. Definition: Year 9 pupils passing all subjects, municipality of location (%)

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Upper-secondary students graduating within 3 years, home municipality (%)

72.9 %(2025)

20142025

Upper-secondary students graduating within 3 years, home municipality (%), Stockholm — 2014–2025 (%)
Year	Value (%)
2014	55.9
2015	57.9
2016	59.4
2017	59.4
2018	62.3
2019	64.7
2020	65.8
2021	68.6
2022	70.7
2023	72
2024	71.8
2025	72.9

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N17445 (Kolada:N17445) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / observed

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N17445 · 2014–2025 · Observation (source value) · Method · Report an error

Stockholm: 72.9 % · 2025

Sweden: 71.3 % · difference +1.6 pp

Rank 93 of 290 municipalities with comparable data.

Nearest ranks

Raw values for 2025, ranked from highest to lowest. Equal raw values share a rank. Higher does not necessarily mean better.

90Bengtsfors73.0 % · +0.1 pp
91Nordmaling72.9 % · +0.1 pp
92Krokom72.9 % · +0.0 pp
93Stockholm72.9 % · 0.0 pp
94Alingsås72.7 % · −0.1 pp
95Tyresö72.7 % · −0.2 pp
96Grästorp72.6 % · −0.3 pp

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N17445. Definition: Upper-secondary students graduating within 3 years, home municipality (%)

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Upper-secondary students graduating within 4 years, home municipality (%)

75.2 %(2025)

20152025

Upper-secondary students graduating within 4 years, home municipality (%), Stockholm — 2015–2025 (%)
Year	Value (%)
2015	62.8
2016	64.1
2017	65.6
2018	65.2
2019	67.8
2020	70.1
2021	70.7
2022	73.4
2023	74.2
2024	75.3
2025	75.2

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N17461 (Kolada:N17461) · 2015–2025 · Data status: complete / observed

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N17461 · 2015–2025 · Observation (source value) · Method · Report an error

Stockholm: 75.2 % · 2025

Sweden: 74.8 % · difference +0.4 pp

Rank 120 of 290 municipalities with comparable data.

Nearest ranks

Raw values for 2025, ranked from highest to lowest. Equal raw values share a rank. Higher does not necessarily mean better.

117Alingsås75.3 % · +0.2 pp
118Osby75.3 % · +0.1 pp
119Hofors75.3 % · +0.1 pp
120Stockholm75.2 % · 0.0 pp
121Stenungsund75.2 % · −0.0 pp
122Ale75.1 % · −0.1 pp
=123Tranås75.0 % · −0.2 pp

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N17461. Definition: Upper-secondary students graduating within 4 years, home municipality (%)

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Year 9 average merit rating, home municipality (17 subjects)

252 points(2025)

20152025

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15507 (Kolada:N15507) · 2015–2025 · Data status: complete / observed

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15507 · 2015–2025 · Observation (source value) · Method · Report an error

Stockholm: 252.0 points · 2025

Sweden: 229.0 points · difference +23.0 points

Rank 10 of 290 municipalities with comparable data.

Nearest ranks

Raw values for 2025, ranked from highest to lowest. Equal raw values share a rank. Higher does not necessarily mean better.

7Sollentuna262.0 points · +10.0 points
8Solna259.0 points · +7.0 points
9Vellinge255.0 points · +3.0 points
10Stockholm252.0 points · 0.0 points
11Lund251.0 points · −1.0 points
12Staffanstorp249.0 points · −3.0 points
13Ekerö248.0 points · −4.0 points

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15507. Definition: Year 9 average merit rating, home municipality (17 subjects)

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Year 9 merit rating, municipality of location (17 subjects)

252 points(2025)

20152025

Year 9 merit rating, municipality of location (17 subjects), Stockholm — 2015–2025 (poäng)
Year	Value (poäng)
2015	244.8
2016	251.3
2017	247
2018	251
2019	254.4
2020	253.9
2021	253.6
2022	252.5
2023	250
2024	250.2
2025	251.9

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15504 (Kolada:N15504) · 2015–2025 · Data status: complete / observed

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15504 · 2015–2025 · Observation (source value) · Method · Report an error

Stockholm: 251.9 points · 2025

Sweden: 228.5 points · difference +23.4 points

Shared rank 10 of 290 municipalities with comparable data.

Nearest ranks

Raw values for 2025, ranked from highest to lowest. Equal raw values share a rank. Higher does not necessarily mean better.

7Täby260.3 points · +8.4 points
8Sollentuna258.7 points · +6.8 points
9Vellinge254.4 points · +2.5 points
=10Stockholm251.9 points · 0.0 points
=10Sundbyberg251.9 points · 0.0 points
12Lund251.3 points · −0.6 points
13Staffanstorp249.1 points · −2.8 points

Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15504. Definition: Year 9 merit rating, municipality of location (17 subjects)

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