AP Education Budget Rs.32,308 Crores | AP Budget 2026-27 | AP Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav

Описание: AP Education Budget Rs 32,308 Crores | AP Budget 2026-27 | AP Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav
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పాఠశాల విద్యా శాఖకు బడ్జెట్లో రూ.32,308 కోట్లు కేటాయించిన రాష్ట్ర ఆర్థిక మంత్రి... అందులో రూ.1500 కోట్లను పాఠశాలల్లో మౌలిక వసతుల కల్పనకు, రూ.1232 కోట్లను నైపుణ్యాభివృద్ధి మరియు శిక్షణ శాఖకు కేటాయించారు.


School Education, Higher Education, Skill Development, Employment & Training, Labour
Education as a Moral Commitment :
Education is viewed not merely as an administrative responsibility but as a moral commitment. With a focus on outcome-oriented reforms, Andhra Pradesh is strengthening its education system to equip children to compete in the global arena.


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School Education, Higher Education, Skill Development, Employment & Training
I would like to recall the words of Nelson Mandela, and I quote: “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Education is not just about buildings, syllabi, or examinations. It is about hope in the eye of a mother who believes her child will live a better life. It is about the determination of a rural student dreaming of becoming a doctor, engineer, teacher, or civil servant. Our government sees education not as an administrative responsibility, but as a moral commitment. For us building schools means building future. Under the leadership of Sri Nara Lokesh garu, the education in Andhra Pradesh is becoming outcome focused where the children are getting equipped to compete in the global arena.

The public education system suffered serious academic and institutional set back during the 2019–24. Poorly planned reforms created chaos, as the hasty CBSE transition of 1,000 schools resulted in nearly 90% student failure, the TOEFL programme collapsed due to lack of teacher preparedness, and public money was wasted on an unrealistic IB curriculum proposal. Under Nadu-Nedu, governance failure left Rs. 7,876 crore worth of infrastructure works incomplete.

Since June 2024, our government has initiated comprehensive, outcome oriented reforms through flagship initiatives such as Thalliki Vandanam, Mana Badi Mana Bhavishyattu, Dokka Seethamma Mid-Day Meal Programme, sanitation and maintenance funds, curriculum reforms, digital learning, teacher capacity building and governance restructuring to improve learning outcomes and global
competitiveness. A comprehensive KG-to-PG education reform model has been launched under Learning Excellence in Andhra Pradesh.
Thalliki Vandanam, introduced in 2025–26 under the Super Six programme, provided Rs.15,000 per child annually benefiting 67.27 lakh students.

Governance transparency has been strengthened through Mega ParentTeacher Meetings, school star-ratings, and community participation.
Thousands of teacher posts remained vacant for several years. Through Mega DSC
2025, our government has successfully filled 15,941 teacher posts out of the notified
16,347.
“Growth is meaningful only when it creates jobs, dignity and opportunity.” We are now developing an integrated skilling framework aligned to future
workforce requirements, focusing on convergence between education, industry, and
emerging technologies. To ensure hands-on exposure, all government ITIs have
entered into MoUs with 167 industry partners. In this financial year, 9,188 trainees
have undergone in-plant industrial training and 98% of government ITI students have
secured placements or apprenticeship opportunities.
For 2026-27, I propose an allocation of: Rs. 32,308 crore for School Education Department of which Rs.1,500 crore is proposed for overhauling the infrastructure in public schools Rs. 2,567 crore for Higher Education Department
Rs. 1,232 crore for Skill Development and Training Department