Engineering and information-technology graduates in each state, as a count and per 100,000 people.
162,649graduates in engineering, manufacturing and construction, técnico superior and bachelor’s levelANUIES yearbook 2025-2026Source: ANUIES, Anuario Estadístico de Educación Superior, yearbook 2025-2026, graduates (egresados), read 5 November 2026
47,004graduates in information and communication technology, same levelsANUIES yearbook 2025-2026
24.9%engineering and ICT together, of all 840,496 graduates at those levelsANUIES yearbook 2025-2026
Where engineering and ICT graduates come from
Graduates in engineering, manufacturing and construction plus information and communication technology, per 100,000 people, ANUIES yearbook 2025-2026; deeper is more
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Coahuila leads with 317 per 100,000 people, against 161 for Mexico as a whole; Guerrero has the fewest (59). Each state is a link to its page.
Source: ANUIES, Anuario Estadístico de Educación Superior, yearbook 2025-2026, graduates (egresados), read 5 November 2026; per 100,000 is our arithmetic on INEGI’s 2025 intercensal population.
Every state, per 100,000 people
Engineering and ICT graduates per 100,000 people, ANUIES yearbook 2025-2026, with the counts behind each rate
Coahuila3179,705 engineering · 1,080 ICT · 2,103 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Mexico City30818,785 engineering · 9,491 ICT · 2 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Querétaro2996,223 engineering · 1,550 ICT · 1,626 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Tamaulipas2437,310 engineering · 1,457 ICT · 1,460 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Hidalgo2175,388 engineering · 1,637 ICT · 1,251 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Aguascalientes2102,439 engineering · 780 ICT · 326 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Nuevo León2019,726 engineering · 2,875 ICT · 1,264 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Baja California1856,376 engineering · 966 ICT · 573 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Chihuahua1745,908 engineering · 860 ICT · 1,120 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Sonora1734,560 engineering · 676 ICT · 617 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Guanajuato1739,073 engineering · 2,023 ICT · 774 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Puebla1709,306 engineering · 2,280 ICT · 1,779 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Morelos1652,532 engineering · 742 ICT · 192 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Tlaxcala1641,819 engineering · 507 ICT · 144 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Tabasco1643,434 engineering · 694 ICT · 194 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Zacatecas1592,294 engineering · 387 ICT · 181 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Veracruz15710,270 engineering · 2,161 ICT · 767 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
San Luis Potosí1573,817 engineering · 699 ICT · 381 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Campeche1531,180 engineering · 298 ICT · 306 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Colima151672 engineering · 477 ICT · 48 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Sinaloa1513,530 engineering · 1,105 ICT · 81 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Yucatán1382,492 engineering · 949 ICT · 234 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Durango1302,085 engineering · 427 ICT · 96 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Jalisco1217,930 engineering · 2,524 ICT · 686 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Nayarit1171,127 engineering · 384 ICT · 231 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
State of Mexico11313,807 engineering · 6,040 ICT · 1,019 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Baja California Sur82588 engineering · 192 ICT · 29 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Michoacán762,914 engineering · 795 ICT · 68 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Quintana Roo73861 engineering · 675 ICT · 77 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Chiapas682,932 engineering · 1,067 ICT · 0 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Oaxaca662,212 engineering · 547 ICT · 70 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Guerrero591,354 engineering · 659 ICT · 366 of the engineering graduates at técnico superior level (TSU)
Mexico161
A rate shows one year’s graduates against a state’s size; the count shows how many graduated that year. Graduates often move: a state that trains engineers is not always where they work.
Source: ANUIES, Anuario Estadístico de Educación Superior, yearbook 2025-2026, graduates (egresados), read 5 November 2026.
The largest pools, by count
Engineering, manufacturing and construction graduates, ANUIES yearbook 2025-2026, the twelve largest states
Mexico City18,785
State of Mexico13,807
Veracruz10,270
Nuevo León9,726
Coahuila9,705
Puebla9,306
Guanajuato9,073
Jalisco7,930
Tamaulipas7,310
Baja California6,376
Querétaro6,223
Chihuahua5,908
These twelve hold 70% of the country’s engineering graduates.
Source: ANUIES, Anuario Estadístico de Educación Superior, yearbook 2025-2026, graduates (egresados), read 5 November 2026.
What is absent, and why: graduate degrees (specialty, master’s, doctorate) and teacher-training colleges are left out; career by career (mechatronics, industrial, electrical) is in the yearbook but not drawn here; where graduates go to work, and their English, are not measured by this source. Vocational high-school technicians (CONALEP and the like) are not in a higher-education count.