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Telangana to roll out 10+2 education system from next academic year
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has directed state education officials to implement the 10+2 schooling framework beginning the next academic session. The directive aims to provide specialised education to students in classes IX through XII aligned with higher education standards.
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Telangana's Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has instructed state education officials to prepare for implementing the 10+2 education system from the upcoming academic year, marking a significant restructuring of the state's school curriculum framework.
The 10+2 system divides secondary education into two distinct phases: ten years of foundational schooling followed by two years of specialised higher secondary education. The Chief Minister's directive emphasises tailoring education for classes IX through XII to better align with recognised higher education standards and skill development requirements.
Official sources indicate that state education departments have been tasked with developing implementation roadmaps, curriculum frameworks, and resource allocation plans to ensure smooth transition across government and aided schools. The move reflects Telangana's broader educational policy shift towards standardised schooling structures comparable to other Indian states.
Education officials are expected to submit detailed reports on infrastructure requirements, teacher training programmes, and curriculum development timelines to facilitate the system's rollout from the next academic session.