October 14: Holiday for Schools, Colleges?

The Dussehra holidays have drawn to a close in the Telugu states, marking the return of students to their academic routines. 

This year, the Telangana government has announced holidays from October 2 to October 14, while schools in Andhra Pradesh will remain closed from October 2 to October 13.

In Telangana, the schools will reopen on October 15. However, some private schools in the state had initially declared holidays only till October 13. Now, they have extended the holidays by one more day.

Andhra Pradesh schools resume classes tomorrow i.e. Monday, October 14.

The TG BIE declared holidays for junior colleges in Hyderabad and other districts until October 13. So, From October 14, junior colleges will be opened. As mentioned earlier, Schools across Telangana will have a slightly longer break. According to the academic calendar released by the School Education Department, schools will reopen on October 15 following a 13-day Dasara vacation.

In Andhra Pradesh, the prolonged holiday period comes to an end, and students are expected to return to their classrooms with renewed vigor. The educational institutions were shut for an extended period, allowing students to revel in the festive spirit.

In contrast, Telangana schools reopened today, with students returning to their usual academic schedules. However, junior colleges in the state will commence operations from tomorrow, giving students an additional day of relaxation.

With the festive season concluding, students are expected to dive back into their studies, rejuvenated and refreshed. The educational institutions will likely focus on covering the lost ground due to the prolonged holidays, ensuring a seamless transition for students.

Stay tuned for further updates on the academic calendar and educational developments in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

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