The following is the list of the literacy rate by states of Mexico as of 2020.
Mexican states
| Mexican States by literacy rate 2020 (minors from 6 to 14 y/o)[1] | Mexican States by literacy rate 2020 (people over 15 y/o)[2] | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rank | State | Total | Rank | State | Total |
| - |  United Mexican States |
89.9% | - | United Mexican States |
95.0% |
| 1 |  Federal District |
92.8% | 1 | Federal District |
98.2% |
| 2= |  Aguascalientes |
92.1% | 2 |  Nuevo León |
98.1% |
| 2= |  Mexico State |
92.1% | 3 |  Coahuila |
98.0% |
| 4 |  Hidalgo |
91.8% | 4 |  Sonora |
97.8% |
| 5= | Nuevo León |
91.7% | 5= |  Baja California |
97.7% |
| 5= |  Sinaloa |
91.7% | 5= | Aguascalientes |
97.7% |
| 7= |  Tlaxcala |
91.6% | 7 |  Baja California Sur |
97.4% |
| 7= |  Querétaro |
91.6% | 8 |  Tamaulipas |
97.2% |
| 7= | Coahuila |
91.6% | 9= |  Chihuahua |
97.1% |
| 10 |  San Luis Potosí |
91.4% | 9= |  Durango |
97.1% |
| 11 |  Zacatecas |
91.3% | 11= |  Jalisco |
96.9% |
| 12= |  Morelos |
91.1% | 11= | Mexico State |
96.9% |
| 12= | Tamaulipas |
91.1% | 13 |  Quintana Roo |
96.6% |
| 14 | Jalisco |
90.3% | 14= | Tlaxcala |
96.5% |
| 15 | Durango |
90.2% | 14= |  Colima |
96.5% |
| 16 |  Puebla |
90.1% | 16= | Querétaro |
96.3% |
| 17= | Chihuahua |
90.0% | 16= | Sinaloa |
96.3% |
| 17= |  Guanajuato |
90.0% | 18 | Zacatecas |
96.1% |
| 19 |  Yucatán |
89.9% | 19= | Morelos |
95.4% |
| 20 | Colima |
89.7% | 19= |  Nayarit |
95.4% |
| 21 | Baja California |
89.7% | 21 |  Tabasco |
94.8% |
| 22 | Sonora |
89.4% | 22 | San Luis Potosí |
94.8% |
| 23 |  Campeche |
89.3% | 23 | Guanajuato |
94.5% |
| 24 | Nayarit |
89.2% | 24 | Campeche |
94.0% |
| 25= | Tabasco |
89.1% | 25 | Yucatán |
93.8% |
| 25= | Quintana Roo |
89.1% | 26 | Hidalgo |
93.3% |
| 27= |  Veracruz |
88.9% | 27 | Puebla |
92.9% |
| 27= | Baja California Sur |
88.9% | 28 |  Michoacán |
92.8% |
| 29 |  Oaxaca |
88.6% | 29 | Veracruz |
91.4% |
| 30 | Michoacán |
87.7% | 30 | Oaxaca |
88.1% |
| 31 |  Guerrero |
85.7% | 31 | Guerrero |
87.4% |
| 32 |  Chiapas |
80.8% | 32 | Chiapas |
86.2% |
References
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