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Theja High School, Karimnagar

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Theja High School is a school located in Karimnagar, Telangana, India. Established in 1990 by Theja Educational Society, the school is co-educational and secular, half a kilometer away from the District Court in Karimnagar. Founded by Mr. Mechineni Devendar Rao, the school has a campus comprising two buildings with independent facilities for each.

The school offers education in Telugu and English. The school is affiliated to the council of Secondary School Certification Examinations (SSC).

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