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Hyderabad: The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TS BIE) on Monday extended the last date for payment of fee for the Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) April, 2022 with a late fee of Rs.3,000 up to March 10. First and second-year intermediate students who have not paid the exam fee have been asked to utilize […]

Hyderabad: Excited and chattering students making their way to the classrooms, canteens abuzz with activity and libraries full of learners — the college campuses are alive again as the students return to the institutions after two years. With the coronavirus pandemic pushing the Universities and colleges to go online, students were left to study on […]

Hyderabad: Parents and students who are being forced to pay exorbitant fees by private educational institutions can hope for some relief soon. While a decision was taken to regulate fee in private educational institutions, the State government is working on formulating necessary modalities. In this connection, the Cabinet subcommittee comprising a group of Ministers is […]

The State Higher Education department intends to introduce Sanskrit as a second language in government colleges in the State.

Cyber Charcha, is a concept based on crowdsourcing and is a very effective way to align learning with the speed of business

All the principals of Government Junior Colleges in the State are instructed to continue the process of admissions by the online portal of the TS BIE

The Commissionerate circular said and directed the government degree colleges in the State to take necessary steps for compliance with the instructions

The Education Minister said the reopening of schools and junior colleges will be decided depending on the Covid-19 situation on June 1.

Students in the city upset about colleges being closed again due to spike in cases

The essential services are exempted from the curfew.

"Due to rising COVID-19 cases in Nagpur district, schools, colleges, and coaching classes to remain closed till March 7," said Power Minister Nitin Raut.

Speaking on the occasion, Shashanka wanted the officials to identify mandals where the attendance of students was less and take measures to improve attendance.

Out of 11,77,527 enrollments in 11,976 high schools (Classes IX and X) and residential junior colleges, 6,34,386 students attended physical classes translating the attendance percentage to 54 per cent.

Students go through thermal screening before attending in-person classes with physical distancing

Before entering the classes, students were screened for body temperature with thermal guns by the managements besides ensuring that they sanitized their hands.

During a meeting conducted with officials of the Higher Education Department, the Minister directed officials concerned to formulate and implement an action plan for each class in colleges.

He said that negative report of Covid-19 test of the students and declaration of their parents should be taken by the management of colleges.

KNR University of Health Sciences guidelines for re-opening of medical colleges in view of the Covid pandemic have already been communicated to the principals of colleges.

Minister directs officials to make sure to follow Covid norms after opening of institutes in the districts

Most of the colleges with zero admissions located in rural areas