Schools in Karnataka will remain closed for mid-term holidays or Dussehra holidays from Saturday, September 20. The holidays will continue till October 6 and classes will resume on October 7. This applies for both government and central board schools in the state. (Representative image/File)
In CBSE schools in Dakshina Kannada, schools will likely open a few days earlier, likely from October 3. However, it varies from school-to-school. Students and their parents are advised to check with the school administration regarding the upcoming holidays. (Representative image/File)
Some schools will provide shorter holidays during Dasara to adjust it with Diwali holidays in October or the Christmas holidays in December. While schools may conduct extra classes to prepare SSLC students for the board exams next year. (Representative image/File)
Meanwhile in Telangana, schools holidays for Dushera will begin on September 21 and continue till October 3. That’s a total of 13 days off for school students. The holiday schedule varies for schools and junior colleges. (Representative image/File)
As for Andhra Pradesh, there will be holidays for schools from September 24 to October 2. Classes will resume on October 3. There is no clarity on the holidays for junior colleges yet, but it is likely to be similar to schools in general. (Representative image/File)
This year, Dussehra falls on October 2, 2025. Typically, schools in this state have holidays from Ashtami to Vijayadashami. However, to get the exact dates, students must check the school diary to avoid any confusion. (Representative image/File)
Apart from Dussehra is not just a festival, but also a time of joy spent with family. Along with dedication to studies, the joy of festivals is also important in the lives of students. Even if the holidays are fun, one should plan ahead so as not to forget about studies. If we look at the details of other holidays that will come after Dussehra, Diwali will be on October 20, Guru Nanak Jayanti on November 5, Kartika Purnima, and Christmas holidays on December 25. (Representative image/File)
