AP FA2 Telugu Question Papers 2026-27 PDF for 6th to 10th Class

AP Self-Assessment 2 (FA2) Telugu Question Papers 2026: Self Assessment 2 FA 2 Telugu Question Papers for 6th,7th,8th,9th,10th Class students in AP & Telangana. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana schools are getting ready for Self Assessment FA2 Exam this month. We are providing the FA2 (నిర్మాణాత్మక మూల్యాంకనం -2) model question papers and previous papers here for all subjects. In this post, we are giving you Telugu Subject Question Papers collected online. Thanks to various websites for providing these papers.

AP FA2 Telugu Question Papers 2026

AP FA2 Telugu Syllabus 2026-27

Following is the Syllabus of FA-2 Telugu Subject.

AP FA2 Telugu Question Papers 2026-26

Self-2 Exams Conducting on 3rd October 2026. Here is the Previous and Sample Question Papers in PDF Format.

6th Class Telugu FA2 Question Paper

7th Class Telugu FA2 Question Paper 

8th  Class Telugu FA2 Question Paper 

9th Class Telugu FA2 Question Paper Download 

10th Class Telugu FA2 Question Paper

 6th TO 10th CLASS TELUGU PAPER SINGLE FILE 

6-10th FA-2 Telugu Question Papers 

6-10th FA-2 Composite Telugu Question Papers 

6th To 10th Class Composite Telugu & Sanskrit FA2 Question Papers

 6th TO 10th CLASS Urdu FA2 Question PAPER SINGLE FILE

AP FA2 Telugu Model Papers 2026

6TH CLASS FA-2 TELUGU MODEL PAPER
7th class FA-2 Telugu Model Paper
8TH CLASS FA-2 TELUGU MODEL PAPER
9TH CLASS FA-2 TELUGU QUESTION PAPER
10TH CLASS FA-2 TELUGU MODEL PAPER

AP FA2 Telugu Question Papers PDF

AP Self-2 Model Question papers 2026 for 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Class

FA2 Assessment Tools and Marks Weightage:

For class I and II:

• Formative assessments are conducted with age-appropriate tools to assess the performance of the class I and II children.
• This includes activity-based and paper-and-pencil assessments
• The teacher will assess and record the responses of the individual

Assessment Tools:

For the first three tools’ rubrics, along with assessment material, will be provided to the teachers in the form of Teacher’s Tool-IV. It will be conducted as a paper-and-pencil test consisting of Telugu, English and Mathematics. The structure of this test is as follows.

Formative Assessment Written Test for classes I and II is a paper pencil test for 20 marks. The question paper is divided into 2 sections – A and B. This includes two types of questions namely Multiple-Choice Questions and Short Answer Questions.

For class III to IX:

• Formative assessments are conducted with four different tools to assess performance of the children.

Assessment Tools:

• Children’s participation and reflection: 5 marks
• Written work: 5 marks
• Project work: 5 marks
• Written test: 35 marks

Marks allotment:

Tool 1: Children’s participation and reflections: This is subject specific formative assessment tool. This includes

Tool 2: Written Work: This includes on-time completion of exercises given in textbooks and workbooks, note writing, Children’s diary, and other writing activities at the school and home level. 3 marks will be allotted for on time completion of written works, 2 marks allotted for neat and legible handwriting. (Teachers are advised to conduct calligraphy activities for good handwriting.)

Tool 3: Project Work: Project works will be creative, not cut-and-paste activities. Do not ask students to go for internet.

Tool 4: Written Test

Formative Assessment Written Test for classes III to V is a paper-and-pencil test for 35 marks. The question paper is divided into 3 sections – A, B, and C. This includes three types of questions namely Multiple-Choice Questions, Short Answer Questions and Long Answer Questions.

Formative Assessment Written Test for classes VI to IX is a paper-and-pencil test for 35 marks. The question paper is divided into 4 sections – A, B, C, and D. This includes four types of questions, namely Multiple-Choice Questions, Short Answer Questions, Long Answer Questions, and Essay-type Questions.

Note: For classes VIII, IX, and X, the Science Formative Assessment (FA) will consist of two papers: Physical Science (PS) and Biological Science (BS). Each paper will follow the same format as outlined above. Conduct the assessments separately in different sessions. Evaluate other assessment tools separately, and maintain records accordingly. However, consolidate the final results as a single subject when entering them.