Hyderabad: Telangana will introduce the 10+2 education system from the next academic year, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has announced. The government plans to strengthen schooling from Nursery to Class 12 and expand skill development opportunities. The reforms aim to improve educational standards and learning facilities across the state.
Revanth Reddy announced the proposed changes during a review meeting with senior Education Department officials at the MCRHRD Bodhi Pavilion. He stressed that providing quality education to every student remains the government’s top priority. The review focused on implementing the proposed changes and preparing the education system for the new framework.
Under the proposed 10+2 education framework, the government will strengthen education from Nursery through Class 12. In addition, it will place greater emphasis on skill development from Class 12 onwards. The Chief Minister also directed officials to introduce specialised education for students in Classes 9 to 12. This initiative will take modern educational requirements into account.
10+2 education reforms to strengthen Telangana government schools
The Chief Minister instructed officials to ensure that the reforms do not put any student at a disadvantage. He stressed that the proposed changes must benefit students across different backgrounds. Therefore, officials must plan implementation carefully and address students’ needs.
Revanth Reddy also directed the department to develop the required infrastructure and provide adequate facilities. These preparations will support the effective rollout of the new education framework. The government intends to improve both teaching standards and facilities available in schools.
The Chief Minister said the government aims to transform state-run schools and bring them on par with private educational institutions. Better infrastructure and improved educational standards will form key parts of this effort. The proposed 10+2 education system is expected to support this broader goal.
The reforms also seek to strengthen students’ skills and expand their learning opportunities. Meanwhile, specialised education for Classes 9 to 12 is intended to address changing educational needs. The government plans to introduce the new framework from the next academic year.
