Education

Telangana has constructed only 58 percent of its sanctioned kitchen-cum-stores under the PM Poshan Yojana, ranking lowest among Indian States. With over 12,000 kitchens still pending, schools struggle to cook mid-day meals, especially during the rainy season

Highlights concerns including lack of compliance with Indian medical education standards, inadequate campus infrastructure, poor quality clinical training facilities, harassment of Indian students

Final-phase web counselling for TG POLYCET 2025 begins Wednesday. Candidates must verify certificates on July 24, exercise web options on July 24–25, and report to colleges by July 30. Academic session starts July 28, with spot admissions concluding by August 11

The distinction that Anya Rao Polasani has achieved is so very rare that only about 0.1 per cent of IB Diploma candidates worldwide hit the perfect score of 45/45 each year

Prof. D. Karuna Sagar, Senior Professor of Physics & Dean, Faculty of Science, Osmania University, stressed the need for the usage of AI in scientific applications because of its swiftness in analysing a huge quantity of data in a very short time

The comprehensive one-day event served as a crucial platform for young minds to immerse themselves in the latest AI advancements, connect with industry leaders, and envision their roles in shaping India's AI landscape

The collaboration aims to empower students with cutting-edge skills in Artificial Intelligence, provide invaluable industry exposure, and enhance their career readiness for the evolving job market

Only 57 out of 1,287 seats in 123 pharmacy colleges were allocated to students who exercised web options in the Telangana Engineering Common Entrance Test final-phase seats allotment

As per the TG EAPCET 2025 first phase seat allotment, there is a gap of over 8 percent between boys and girls, with girls securing fewer seats despite securing over one percentage higher qualifications than boys in the entrance test

CPT and OPT are two important employment opportunities for international students, but they can be a bit confusing at first

The Telangana CETs including EAPCET, ECET and ICET, covered around 18 professional programmes and witnessed over 5.22 lakh candidate registrations

As many as 5,493 seats, with 2,058 in electronics and electrical branches and 1,700 in CSE and allied branches, remain vacant after TG EAPCET 2025 first-phase seat allotment

Drawing an idea from 'Sthanarthi Sreekuttan', a Malayalam movie, some government residential schools and government schools have adopted a U-shaped seating arrangement in the classroom, enabling a teacher to be in the centre of the classroom.

Kuchi Sandeep bagged the gold medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad 2025 held in the UAE from July 5 to 14

The intent behind U-shaped seating reform is commendable but before we rush to eliminate the ‘backbencher’ label, we must ensure we aren’t creating a new class of ‘neck-benders and spinal sufferers’

More Indian students are choosing US universities for green degrees in sustainability, renewable energy, and environmental policy. These programs offer global skills and hands-on learning, helping students lead India’s green transition and tackle climate change challenges with practical, real-world solutions

CBSE’s Biannual Exam Policy isn’t a luxury — in a country of 1.4 billion, with boundless diversity and dreams, a second chance is a necessity

Starting next year, the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has decided to issue a memorandum of marks certificate, which is made using tear-proof and waterproof material, making it durable for lifetime. It will also come with QR code, making it easy for verification

True decolonisation reshapes not just what we teach, but what we choose to value in learning itself

The Parakh Rashtriya Sarvekshan 2024 report, released by the Central government, reveals that a staggering 75 per cent of the Class IX students failed to understand and apply the fundamental concept of percentage for cracking a simple problem

RGUKT officials said candidates falling between serial numbers 1 and 564 attended the counselling, while the shortlisted students from serial numbers 565 to 1,128 would undergo the counselling on July 8

The federation asked the government to either establish the 'Trust Bank System' by August 31 or immediately release Rs 1,500 crore in fee dues for which tokens were issued

NSUI student activists urged JNTU-Hyderabad to act against private engineering colleges charging excess fees beyond the official structure. They sought the creation of a grievance cell to address complaints and alleged that colleges were mislabelling extra charges as optional

As per the information released by the Technical Education Department on Sunday, at 12,495, the second-highest number of seats is available in the CSE (AI and ML) branch