Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Telangana CM Considers Changing Intermediate Education Model
The leader of Telangana wants to change how high school works.
Right now, it's split into different parts.
He wants to see if it's better to have one long high school (grades 9-12), like other states.
He's worried that not enough students are passing the Intermediate exams, even if they did well in earlier grades.
He wants to find out why and help students do better, possibly by making big changes to the education system.
He plans to ask experts for advice.
Telangana CM is considering replacing the Intermediate education model with a unified system (9-12).
A study will be conducted on the 9-12 model, used in most other states.
The CM expressed concern over lower Intermediate pass percentages compared to Class 10.
Officials suggested the segmented structure could be contributing to the disconnect.
The CM wants to provide support to students and consult education experts for improvements.
- Who
- Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and Education Department officials.
- What
- Telangana CM to study replacing Intermediate education model.
- When
- Not specified.
- Where
- Telangana.
- Why
- To address declining Intermediate pass percentages and improve education.
- Initiative
- Reviewing Intermediate education structure
- Proposed Change
- Unified 9-12 education system
- Focus
- Increasing Intermediate student success
- Action
- Feasibility study on model change
- Consultation
- Education Commission, NGOs, civil society
