
KARIMNAGAR, NOVEMBER 13, 2026: The Telangana Recognised Schools Management Association (TRSMA) has urged the Telangana Government to clarify the proposed new 10+2 Education system in the Budget schools of the state.
Welcoming the new 10+2 education system in schools for quality education and reforms, TRSMA honorary president Y Shekhar Rao said that there are some practical difficulties in the implementation of the new education policy in the Budget schools in the state.
In a statement here on Friday, Mr Yadagiri Rao said there would be a problem with the creation of sections if the school strength was only 30 students in SSC for the selection of subjects such as BiPC, MPC. CEC, HEC etc. Out of 30 students, if the students select each group in the ratio of five to six, how can the school management run the 11th and 12th grades with minimal intake of students in each section, he asked. It becomes financially impossible to appoint separate teachers, provide separate rooms, and maintain quality for such small groups, he stated.

With regard to the government instructions to appoint PGT teachers for 10+2 education, he reminded that there was an acute shortage of qualified PGT teachers. The Budget schools cannot provide high salaries to the PGT teachers, as the schools have a low fee structure, and without teachers, the quality would decline, he added.
Besides, the creation of additional Classrooms with 25′ x 22′ dimensions is a difficult task for the budget schools running from the rented buildings in cities and towns, he said and added that getting additional space in very difficult and costly affair. It would burden the Budget schools with additional rent, construction and maintenance costs, he stated.
How can the Budget schools provide Science laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology, he said and added that it would become an additional burden on the small schools. The government should also clarify whether budget schools should run classes upto 10th or eighth in case they do not open 11th and 12th classes, he maintained.
Stating that the school managements and parents are confused over the Government decision on the introduction of the 10+2 system, he also reminded that the teachers working in the Budget schools are also worried about their future employment.
Mr Shekhar Rao has urged the government to issue clear guidelines, reasonable time and practical support for budget schools so that no student suffers and school close due to implementation of 10+2 education system.


