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Compulsory Telugu subject from Classes 1 to 10 Standard in Telengana

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Telangana (Compulsory Teaching and Learning of Telugu in Schools) Act 2018

3. Telugu as a Compulsory Subject

(1) Telugu shall be taught as a compulsory subject from Classes 1 to 10 / Standard I to Standard X in all schools, commencing from the Academic Year, 2018-19 in a phased manner, as specified in the Schedule.

(2) The curriculum etc. to be followed in all schools shall be as specified in the Schedule.

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Schedule

I. Primary Level (Classes 1 to 5/ Standards I to V)

Medium

Management

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Details of the subjects

Details of implementation

(a) Telugu

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Government, Aided &
Private Schools of Telangana
State With State Syllabus.

Part-1- Languages

(a) Telugu

(b) English

Part-II-Subjects other than
languages

Part-III-Co-curricular Subjects

For Classes 1 to 5 from the Academic Year, 2018-19

Government, Aided &
Private Schools of Telangana
State With State Syllabus.

Part-1- Languages

(a) Telugu

(b) English

Part-II-Subjects other
than languages

Part-III-Cocurricular Subjects

For Classes 1 to 5 from the Academic Year, 2018-19

(b) English

Private Schools/Central Schools
with CBSE, ICSE, IB and
Cambridge syllabus

Part-1- Languages

(a) Telugu

(b) English

(c) any other language
(as per the Board concerned)

Part-II-Subjects other than
languages

Part-III-Co-curricular Subjects

From the Academic Year 2018-19, Telugu shall be introduced as compulsory subject for Standard I and every year it will be extended to further Standards progressively.

(c) Other
Medium
Schools

Government, Aided &
Private Schools of Telangana
State With State Syllabus.

Part-1-Languages (a)Telugu

(b) English

(c) Mother tongue of students

Part-II-Subjects other than
languages

Part-III-Co-curricular Subjects

From the Academic Year 2018-19, Telugu shall be introduced as compulsory subject for Class I and every year it will be extended to further Classes progressively

 

II. High School level (Classes 6 to 10 / Standards VI to X)

Medium

Management

Details of the Subjects

Details of implementation

(a) Telugu

Government, Aided &
Private Schools of Telangana
State With State Syllabus.

Part-1-Languages

(a) Telugu

(b) Hindi/Urdu /Sanskrit

(c) English

Part-II-Subjects other than languages

Part-III-Co-curricular Subjects

For Classes 6 to 10 from the Academic Year, 2018-19

Government, Aided &
Private Schools of Telangana
State With State Syllabus

Part-1-Languages

(a) Telugu

(b) Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit

(c) English

Part-II-Subjects other than languages

Part-III-Co-curricular Subjects

For Classes 6 to 10 from the Academic Year, 2018-19

(b) English

Private Schools/Central
Schools with CBSE, ICSE,
IB and Cambridge syllabus

Part-1-Languages

(a) Telugu

(b) English

(c) any other language
(as per the Board concerned)

Part-II-Subjects other than languages

Part-III- Co-curricular Subjects

From the Academic Year 2018-19, Telugu shall be introduced as compulsory Standard VI and every year it will be extended to further Standards progressively

(c) Other
Medium

Government, Aided &
Private Schools of Telangana
State With State Syllabus

Part-1- Languages

(a) Telugu

(b) Mother tongue of the students/
Urdu Hindi/Sanskrit

(c) English

Part-II-Subjects other than languages

Part-III- Co-curricular Subjects

From the Academic Year 2018-19, Telugu shall be introduced as compulsory subject for Class 6 and every year it will be extended to further Classes progressively

 

As per the G.O.Ms.No, 17, School Education (PE-Prog II) Department dated 14.05.2014, Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) is being implemented in the Schools with State Syllabus from Classes 1 to 10 in Telangana State. Accordingly, as a part of evaluation, Assessments should be conducted for the subjects of Part I & II, for all these schools. In the case of Class 10 Examination, it is mandatory to get minimum qualifying marks in these subjects. In the case of evaluation of Part – III subjects, the progress of the students should be recorded in terms of grades instead of marks in these schools for Class 10 Examination.

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