Telangana to adopt 10+2 education system from next academic year
Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy directed officials to prepare for the transition to a 10+2 model starting in the 2027-28 session.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has instructed officials to prepare for the introduction of a 10+2 education system starting from the next academic year, according to reports by Siasat and The Hindu.
The Chief Minister, who also holds the education portfolio, held a meeting on Wednesday, November 11, with senior officials of the State Education Department, Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju, and government Adviser K. Keshava Rao at MCR HRD in Hyderabad.
Reddy stated that the government intends to reform the state's education policy to meet modern requirements and ensure quality education for students.
The proposed changes include treating classes 9 to 12 as higher education to provide specialised education to students.
The Chief Minister also directed officials to improve infrastructure and work toward making government schools comparable to private institutions.
The government aims to focus on education from nursery to Class 12, with an emphasis on skill development after students complete Class 12.