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The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has revised the first-year Intermediate examination pattern from 2026–27 to reduce rote learning and encourage conceptual understanding. Major changes include fewer long-answer questions, reduced marks, and internal assessments across Mathematics, CEC, humanities, and language subjects.
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The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has made submission of an anti-drug affidavit mandatory for 2026-27 admissions. Lecturers’ association urged a simpler declaration to avoid inconvenience. Admissions begin May 12, with classwork scheduled to start on June 1
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The Telangana government has deferred the proposed merger of intermediate and school education, deciding to continue admissions as usual this year. The move follows recommendations from the Education Commission and technical hurdles, with a final decision to follow legislative discussion.
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A 17-year-old student from Chinna Nizampet in Medak died by suicide after failing intermediate second year exams. Despite family support, he remained distressed about his future. He was later found hanging in his agriculture field, police said.
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The Siddipet Police will organise a mega job mela titled Siddipet Police Udyoga Mitra on April 25 to provide employment opportunities to youth. Eligible candidates from various educational backgrounds can attend and participate in on-the-spot recruitment by companies.
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The Telangana Education Commission has recommended scrapping separate examinations conducted by the Telangana Open School Society and asking its students to appear for regular SSC and Intermediate exams, raising concerns over the impact on thousands of school and college dropouts.
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The D Chandra Sekhar Memorial Open Tennis Tournament will be held from November 1 at Advantage Tennis Academy, Hyderabad. Categories include 5th, 7th, 10th standards, and Intermediate (1st/2nd Year) & Undergraduates. Entries close October 30
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A head constable's son, Likki Vishruth from Kothagudem secured state first rank in intermediate (MPC) results by scoring 994 marks
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A total of 9,96,971 students registered for the examinations that were conducted at 1,532 centres from March 5 to 25
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On Tuesday evening, when no one was present in the house, the girl hanged herself using a scarf to the ceiling fan, said an official of Miyapur police station
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Interested candidates can enroll under Tatkal scheme between January 27 and 29.
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TGBIE to hold practical examinations for both general and vocational courses from February 3 to 22, including on second Saturdays and Sundays, from 9 am to 12 noon and 2 pm to 5 pm
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According to police, the deceased, Sai Vardhan of Mudigonda, came back to the college on Monday after four days of leave. He was found to be moody after he returned from home and during midnight hours he told his friends that he would go to the dormitory upstairs, but did not return to his hostel room
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A second-year Intermediate student of Bandarupalli government residential college situated at Mulugu mandal attempted suicide by consuming pesticide on Thursday.
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On Wednesday night, the boy, Jaishvanth Goud, went into room in the hostel and hanged himself from the ceiling fan
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The term holidays are applicable to all junior colleges offering two-year intermediate courses.
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The theory examinations are scheduled to take place in two sessions - 9 am to 12 noon and 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
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"This delay is a clear indication of the government's sincerity towards education and the future of our students," he said.
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The pass percentage in the intermediate was 52.72 out of 41668 candidates who appeared for the exams.
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Srirampur Sub-Inspector M Santosh said that Nunswath Aravind (17), a student of a private junior college resorted to the drastic step when everyone was asleep.
