EDUCATION IN KARNATAKA
Karnataka's education system encompasses school, graduate, technical, and higher education. The state has a significant number of schools, including government and private institutions. The literacy rate in Karnataka is 75.36%, with males having a slightly higher literacy rate than females.
Here's a more detailed look:
School Education:
Structure:
The school education system includes junior primary, senior primary, and secondary schools.
Types of Schools:
Schools are categorized as government, aided (receiving financial aid from the government), and unaided private (no financial aid).
Medium of Instruction:
The majority of schools use English or Kannada as the primary language of instruction.
Curriculum:
The Karnataka State syllabus (SSLC) mandates Kannada as the first language, English as the second, and Hindi as the third language from the sixth standard onwards.
Recent Changes:
The state has relaxed the Class 1 admission age criteria, allowing children who have completed 5 years and 5 months by June 1, 2025, to be eligible.
Higher Education:
Institutions:
Karnataka has numerous higher education institutions, including government and private universities, as well as institutions of national importance.
Examples:
The Indian Institute of Science and the Manipal Academy of Higher Education are examples of institutions deemed to be universities.
Right to Education (RTE) Admissions:
The Karnataka Department of School Education has started RTE admissions for the academic year 2025-26.
Parents and guardians can apply online on the official website.
Other Notable Points:
Tumkur: Tumkur is often referred to as the "education hub" of Karnataka.
Literacy Rate: The literacy rate in Karnataka is 75.36%, with males having a slightly higher literacy rate (82.47%) than females (68.08%).
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