District Profile
Kurnool district, situated on the banks of the Tungabhadra and Handri rivers in the Rayalaseema region, served as the first capital of Andhra State (1953–1956) and carries a rich educational heritage. Today the district administers school education across 26 mandals organised under three revenue divisions, serving students from pre-primary through Class X.
The district's school network spans government primary schools (MPPS), upper primary schools (MPUPS), Zilla Parishad high schools (ZPHS), Andhra Pradesh Model Schools, KGBV residential schools for girls, aided institutions and recognised private schools. Flagship state programmes — Mana Badi Nadu–Nedu (infrastructure), Jagananna Vidya Kanuka (student kits), the Foundational Literacy & Numeracy mission and Mid-Day Meals — are implemented and monitored by this office in coordination with mandal educational officers.
Revenue Divisions
3
Kurnool · Adoni · Nandikotkur
Mandals
26
Educational blocks across the district
District HQ
Kurnool
Historic city on the Tungabhadra
Medium of Instruction
Telugu · English · Urdu
Multiple mediums offered
Education at a Glance
2,612
Government Schools
748
Private Schools
14,380
Teachers
3,21,450
Students
96
Hostels
412
Libraries
1,120
Smart Classrooms
Figures are updated by the MIS wing. For official statistics, refer to UDISE+ reports.