Hey,

Since you shifted to Siddipet and you don't know Telegu , here are some good CBSE English medium schools for your child-

1. Kendriya Vidyalaya,
2. Narayana E- Techno school
3. Sahasraa High School
4. Aadyaa the school
5. Meridian High school
6. Vikas High school
7. Ambitus school

We have provided a list of CBSE schools in Siddipet. Now check your preferred location and you can visit these schools' official website to get more information about them.

Thank you.

You're starting your JEE preparation with limited time and no proper guidance which is common but manageable if you stay consistent and follow a smart plan. Since you have 1 hour 15 minutes in the morning and 4 hours in the evening the key is to focus on both class 11 and class 12 syllabi together because JEE Main includes questions from both years.

In physics focus on mechanics thermodynamics and waves from class 11 and current electricity magnetism electrostatics optics and modern physics from class 12. These chapters carry high weightage and form the base for many other topics. In chemistry study mole concept chemical bonding thermodynamics and equilibrium from class 11. From class 12 focus on electrochemistry chemical kinetics coordination compounds aldehydes ketones and biomolecules. For maths start with trigonometry quadratic equations sequences and series and permutations and combinations from class 11. From class 12 focus on calculus vectors and 3D geometry probability and matrices.

Use your morning time from 530 am to 645 am for revision solving previously covered questions and going through error logs or flashcards. This time is best used for light but effective work like quick question-solving and recalling formulas. In the evening from 7 pm to 11 pm spend the first hour reading theory from one subject then spend 45 minutes solving questions from that chapter. After a short 15 minute break use the next hour for previous year questions and mock test practice. In the last 45 minutes watch explanation videos in Telugu for any doubts or difficult concepts and then plan what to study the next day.

For Telugu explanation videos you can follow physics wallah telugu which covers physics chemistry and maths clearly and for free. Other useful channels are nerdy creator telugu telugu medico tutorials for chemistry and aakash edutech telugu. These channels explain in simple Telugu and are student-friendly without rushing the content.

Do not waste time switching between too many sources. Stick to ncert for chemistry and practice as many questions as you can. Solve at least 10 years of previous papers and keep an error notebook to track mistakes. Apps like physics wallah and embibe can help you take topic-wise tests and analyse your weak areas.

Hello there,

Here is the revised answer following all your guidelines:

The tuition fees under the Telugu linguistic minority quota in Karnataka for medical courses like MBBS vary by college, but they are generally lower than the regular private management quota fees.

Estimated Fee Range:

• Tuition fees: Around Rs. 3,00,000 to Rs. 4,10,000 per year

• Additional charges: Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 20,000 annually for university registration and miscellaneous fees

Colleges Offering Telugu Minority Quota (examples):

• The Oxford Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre, Bangalore

• Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, Bangalore

• Navodaya Medical College, Raichur

• Subbaiah Institute of Medical Sciences, Shimoga

Important Points:

• Eligibility generally requires proof that Telugu is your mother tongue or residence in a Telugu-speaking region

• Admission is subject to seat availability and the specific policies of each college

• Fee structures may change each year, so direct confirmation from the college is recommended

Make sure to keep all your documents ready to claim the quota, including a linguistic minority certificate if required.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello there,

You can still crack JEE Main 2026 even if your 11th was unproductive and you are starting from zero. It needs discipline, a smart plan, and free quality resources. Follow this detailed step-by-step plan:

1. You Can Still Crack JEE 2026
Even if you wasted 11th and have zero knowledge, with full focus and free resources, it’s possible.

2. Syllabus Awareness
JEE covers Class 11 and 12 Physics, Chemistry, and Math. You must relearn 11th basics and learn 12th fully.

3. Free Classes in Telugu
Use YouTube channels like:

• Abhilash Lectures

• Physics Wallah (Telugu batch)

• Venkat Physics

• Maths Galaxy Telugu
  These give full free classes in Telugu + English.

4. Free PDFs in Telugu

• Join Telegram groups: “JEE Telugu Material”, “JEE PDFs”

• Search on Google: “JEE Chemistry Telugu PDF filetype:pdf”

• Ask members in Telegram groups for chapter-wise PDFs

5. Daily Study Plan

• 2 hrs Physics

• 2 hrs Math

• 2 hrs Chemistry
  Start from Class 11 basics, one chapter per week per subject.

6. Practice & Mock Tests

• Solve NCERT questions

• Do PYQs

• Use free mock tests on nta.ac.in

7. Stay Consistent
Track progress, avoid distractions, and stick to the plan.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

You can download the CBSE Class 8 PDF textbooks for the new syllabus of 2025-26 from the official NCERT website (ncert.nic.in). Here are the subjects you requested and their corresponding chapters:

- *Maths*: The NCERT Class 8 Maths syllabus includes 13 chapters:

- _Rational Numbers_

- _Linear Equations in One Variable_

- _Understanding Quadrilaterals_

- _Data Handling_

- _Squares and Square Roots_

- _Cubes and Cube Roots_

- _Comparing Quantities_

- _Algebraic Expressions and Identities_

- _Mensuration_

- _Exponents and Powers_

- _Direct and Inverse Proportions_

- _Factorisation_

- _Introduction to Graphs_¹

- *Science*: The NCERT Class 8 Science syllabus also includes 13 chapters:

- _Crop Production and Management_

- _Microorganisms: Friend and Foe_

- _Coal and Petroleum_

- _Combustion and Flame_

- _Conservation of Plants and Animals_

- _Reproduction in Animals_

- _Reaching the Age of Adolescence_

- _Force and Pressure_

- _Friction_

- _Sound_

- _Chemical Effects of Electric Current_

- _Some Natural Phenomena_

- _Light_²

- *Social Science*: The NCERT Class 8 Social Science syllabus is divided into three parts and includes chapters like:

- _Our Pasts – III_ (History)

- _Resources and Development_ (Geography)

- _Social and Political Life- III_ (Civics)

- *Hindi*: The NCERT Class 8 Hindi syllabus consists of three books, including prose, poetry, and essays.

- *Telugu*: Telugu syllabus for CBSE Class 8.

You can download the PDF textbooks for these subjects from the NCERT website and syllabus HERE

Here is the link to download the answer key of TS board kindly check it out and you can directly download the pdf from this link. If you face any problem in downloading the answer key kindly let me know i will help.

TS SSC Answer Key 2025... Read more at: https://school.careers360.com/boards/bse-telangana/ts-ssc-answer-key-2025

Hi,

The Telangana Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams for 2025 are currently underway, with the Second Language paper conducted on March 22, 2025, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.  As of now, the official answer keys for these exams have not been released by the Board of Secondary Education, Telangana (BSE Telangana). Typically, BSE Telangana does not publish official answer keys for SSC exams. However, several coaching institutes and educational platforms often release unofficial answer keys shortly after the exams conclude. These unofficial keys can be useful for students to assess their performance, but it's important to note that they may not be entirely accurate.

The SSC question papers are generally divided into two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A typically carries 60 marks and includes various sections, while Part B carries 20 marks.  For example, in subjects like Mathematics, Part A is further divided into sections with questions carrying different marks, and Part B usually consists of objective-type questions.

For the Telugu Second Language paper conducted on March 22, 2025, unofficial answer keys may be available on various educational websites and forums. Students are advised to use these keys cautiously and cross-verify with multiple sources if possible. The most reliable assessment of your performance will come from the official results released by BSE Telangana.

To stay updated on the availability of answer keys and other exam-related information, you can regularly check educational platforms like Careers360, which often provide updates and resources for students.

Remember, while unofficial answer keys can provide a general idea of your performance, they are not definitive. Always refer to official communications from BSE Telangana for accurate and official information.

May this will help you!!!