Telangana Literacy

Literacy rate in Telangana is second lowest in the country with 66.46% next only to Bihar with 63.82% and India Literacy rate is 74.04%.

According to the 2011 census, Telangana's literacy rate is 66.46%. Male literacy and female literacy are 74.95% and 57.92% respectively.

Hyderabad tops the literacy rate with 83.25 percent and Jogulamba district is in last position with only 49.87 percent are literate.

Hyderabad district : 83.25
Medchal district : 82.62
Warangal Urban district: 76.19
Rangareddy district : 71.97
Karimnagar district : 69.16
Bhadradri district : 66.40
Khammam district : 65.87
Peddapalli district : 65.54
Yadadri district : 65.52
Manchiryal district : 64.78
Suryapet district : 64.11
Nizamabad district : 64.11
Sangareddy district : 64.04
Nalgonda district : 63.70
Adilabad district : 63.29
Rajanna district : 62.72
Siddipet district : 62.01
Jangaon district : 61.41
Warangal Rural district: 61.07
Jagityal district : 60.58
Jayasankar district : 60.32
Vikarabad district : 57.86
Nirmal district : 57.82
Mahabubabad district : 57.05
Mahabubnagar district : 56.79
Kumram Bheem district : 56.70
Kamareddy district : 56.48
Medak district : 56.11
Wanaparthy district : 56.05
Nagarkunool district : 53.68
Jogulamba district : 49.87

Telangana Education is offered through a number of institutes spread across the state. In Telangana the education system is of 10 + 2 system before joining under graduation.

The Tenth class (S.S.C) public examination at state level is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education.

After this two year Intermediate Education under the administration of the Board of Intermediate Education.

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