This is the Telangana edition — built for the dual board: BSE Telangana SSC + TSBIE Intermediate (all 5 groups incl HEC), the schooledu.telangana.gov.in MIS (SIS + ISMS), and the 4 FA + 2 SA CCE cycle, with a Telugu interface. The Telangana stack, not Andhra's.
For BSE Telangana & TSBIE school heads · SSC + Intermediate · 5 Inter groups · schooledu SIS/ISMS · 4 FA + 2 SA · Telugu UI · Telangana-only.
This is SchoolDeck configured for Telangana's dual board — BSE Telangana for the SSC (Class 10) and TSBIE for Intermediate (Class 11 & 12), two separate boards. It's built to both: BSE Telangana SSC (35% pass + a 20% second-language threshold, 8-point grade A1–E) and TSBIE's five Inter groups — MPC, BiPC, CEC, MEC and HEC (the History-Economics-Civics group often missed) plus Vocational. It aligns to schooledu.telangana.gov.in (SIS for students, ISMS for teachers & CCE marks) and follows the 4 FA + 2 SA CCE cycle, with a Telugu interface. Telugu alone isn't the differentiator — Andhra Pradesh also uses Telugu but runs a different board (BSEAP), portal (CSE-AP) and schemes; the AP school uses the AP edition, not this one. Other state editions — Maharashtra, UP — own their stacks; CBSE/ICSE are national editions.
Smt. Sridevi's school doesn't need "a Telugu ERP" — it needs the Telangana stack. Here's what the edition carries, and the last column shows the Andhra Pradesh equivalent: same language, entirely different board, portal and schemes. Telugu is the one thing they share.
| Layer | Telangana (this page) | What it does | Andhra Pradesh instead |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSC board | BSE Telangana | 35% + 20% 2nd-lang, A1–E | BSEAP → AP |
| Inter board | TSBIE — 5 groups | MPC/BiPC/CEC/MEC/HEC | AP Inter (BIEAP) |
| State MIS | schooledu.telangana.gov.in | SIS + ISMS | CSE-AP portal → AP |
| CCE cycle | 4 FA + 2 SA | since 2016-17 | AP's own CCE structure |
| Welfare | Telangana schemes | state-run, distinct | Talliki Vandanam → AP |
| Interface | Telugu UI | shared with AP | NOT a differentiator alone |
Telangana runs two — BSE Telangana for SSC and TSBIE for Intermediate, as separate boards — so a tool built for a single-board state can't handle the SSC and Inter result structures correctly.
A generic Inter setup lists only four groups and leaves out HEC, so a school offering History-Economics-Civics can't place or assess those students — a small omission that breaks a whole stream.
Without alignment to schooledu.telangana.gov.in — SIS for students, ISMS for teachers and CCE marks — the school's data sits in an incompatible silo and has to be re-entered into the state system.
A vendor offers Telugu and assumes that covers the state — but Andhra Pradesh uses Telugu too; without BSE Telangana, TSBIE and schooledu it's still built for the wrong system.
The school is configured for BSE Telangana for the SSC (Class 10) and, where it runs Intermediate, for TSBIE for Class 11 and 12 — two separate boards, so the registers and result formats match each rather than a single generic board.
Intermediate students are placed in their TSBIE group — MPC, BiPC, CEC, MEC or HEC, or the Vocational stream — all five academic groups, including HEC, the History-Economics-Civics group commonly left out when only four are listed.
Assessment follows the Telangana CCE pattern of four Formative Assessments and two Summative Assessments across the year — the structure in effect since 2016-17 — so marks are recorded in the cycle the state actually uses.
Student records map to SIS and teacher data and CCE marks to ISMS on the state school MIS at schooledu.telangana.gov.in, so the school's data lines up with the Telangana system rather than sitting in an incompatible silo.
SSC results follow the BSE Telangana rules — 35% per subject with the 20% second-language threshold, on the 8-point A1-to-E scale — and the interface and documents are available in Telugu for staff and parents.
The Board of Secondary Education, Telangana (the correct name, not "BSETS") for Class 10 — 35% per subject to pass, a distinct 20% second-language threshold, on an 8-point grade scale from A1 to E.
The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education for Class 11 and 12, with five academic groups — MPC, BiPC, CEC, MEC and HEC — plus Vocational. HEC is included, not dropped as the common four-group listing does.
Alignment to schooledu.telangana.gov.in — SIS for student data, ISMS for teacher data and CCE marks — and the Telangana CCE pattern of 4 Formative + 2 Summative Assessments per year, in place since 2016-17.
Telangana references: BSE Telangana (SSC; correct name, not "BSETS"); TSBIE / TGBIE (Intermediate, 5 groups incl HEC); schooledu.telangana.gov.in (SIS + ISMS); CCE 4 FA + 2 SA since 2016-17. Telangana's RTE 25% provision under Section 12(1)(C) has not been implemented and is the subject of an ongoing High Court matter — stated as honest context, not a feature. State infrastructure programmes have been undergoing renaming; this edition does not depend on any one scheme name. Scheme details are indicative; the live edition follows current state norms. This is the Telangana edition only — Andhra Pradesh and other state editions, and the national CBSE/ICSE editions, own their own stacks.
SchoolDeck keeps every state edition on its own page with its own board, portal and scheme stack, with zero cross-state overlap — and the Telangana ↔ Andhra Pradesh line is the sharpest, because the shared language makes them easy to confuse and impossible to merge.
The BSE Telangana and TSBIE workflow is the same; the pressure point shifts with the school.
A BSE Telangana high school's year runs on the 4 FA + 2 SA cycle with marks aligning to ISMS on schooledu — so a tool that maps cleanly to the state MIS saves the double entry a generic tool forces.
A junior college offering MPC, BiPC, CEC, MEC and HEC needs every group represented — including HEC — so students are placed and assessed in the right TSBIE stream, not squeezed into four.
A school running both SSC and Intermediate works across two boards at once — BSE Telangana and TSBIE — so one system that handles both, rather than two disconnected tools, keeps the office sane.
"The thing every vendor got wrong was assuming Telugu was the requirement. It isn't — Andhra uses Telugu too, and their whole system is different from ours. We run BSE Telangana for SSC and TSBIE for our Intermediate college, our marks have to line up with ISMS on schooledu.telangana.gov.in, and our assessment is the four-FA-two-SA cycle. One tool we trialled had only four Intermediate groups and had simply left out HEC — and we have HEC students, so that was the end of that. What told me this edition actually understood Telangana was the small things: they used the correct name, BSE Telangana, not the BSETS you see everywhere; they had all five Inter groups; and they were explicit that this is the Telangana edition, separate from Andhra Pradesh, because the two get confused constantly. That precision is exactly what a Telangana correspondent needs — someone who knows the difference between the two states, not just the language."
What every BSE Telangana and TSBIE school head asks before choosing a Telangana edition over a generic or Andhra tool.
We'll show you the Telangana edition — BSE Telangana SSC, TSBIE Intermediate with all five groups including HEC, alignment to schooledu.telangana.gov.in (SIS + ISMS), the 4 FA + 2 SA CCE cycle, all in Telugu — on your school's actual data.
See the Telangana Edition →