Do men and women differ in same-education partner preferences?
Own education was included by 77.41% of men’s profiles and 75.65% of women’s profiles in their respective saved preference cohorts. The gap was small, and the association b...
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Own education was included by 77.41% of men’s profiles and 75.65% of women’s profiles in their respective saved preference cohorts. The gap was small, and the association b...
Formal-education direction compares a profile holder’s recorded level with selected partner levels along a limited order: Secondary School, Higher Secondary, Diploma, Bache...
Professional and religious credentials follow different systems, purposes, and forms of recognition from the formal progression between school, bachelor’s, master’s, and do...
City results describe eligible Weddme profiles with saved education preferences, not residents or marriages across an entire city. Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad...
The appendix shows some variation across profession groups, but the study cannot confidently attribute those differences to profession itself. Raw job labels require normal...
The study does not show who married whom, the education of eventual spouses, whether saved criteria changed, or whether education affected attraction, compatibility, engage...
Pakistan’s 2023 Population and Housing Census recorded 241,499,431 people across Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, and Islamabad Capital Territory. This is th...
The 2023 Census classified approximately 38.88% of Pakistan’s population as urban and 61.12% as rural, making the country majority rural under the census definitions. Urban...
The 2023 Census recorded about 127.69 million people in Punjab, 55.70 million in Sindh, 40.86 million in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 14.89 million in Balochistan, and 2.36 million...
Pakistan’s young-adult population is spread across three large five-year groups in the 2023 Census: about 20.47 million people aged 20–24, 17.97 million aged 25–29, and 15....
No. Weddme’s analyzed cohort was far more geographically concentrated than Pakistan’s population. Punjab supplied 77.6% of profiles and Islamabad 16.6%, while census popula...
Approximately 54.20 million people aged 20–34 lived in Pakistan at the 2023 Census reference point. They represented about 22.5% of the national population. This combined t...