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JNTU-Hyderabad will conduct surprise inspections at affiliated colleges following complaints that institutions dismissed teaching and non-teaching staff after routine affiliation checks. The university emphasised its responsibility to monitor both autonomous and non-autonomous colleges to ensure quality education.
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TSTCEA has urged JNTU-Hyderabad to ensure transparent inspections of private professional colleges and probe unpaid salaries. The association highlighted minimum wage violations, unqualified principals, and non-compliance with the Gratuity Act, calling for stricter monitoring and public disclosure.
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JNTU-Hyderabad promoted 323 BPharmacy students from the third to fourth year on humanitarian grounds after delayed exam results. The decision follows protests by Students Protection Forum and representations from colleges, benefiting the 2022-admitted R22 batch.
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JNTU-Hyderabad has blocked fresh TG EAPCET 2026 registrations in nine zones due to high demand. Students from fully booked zones must appear in Hyderabad. Late fee registrations are available, with hall tickets released in late April for A&P and engineering tests.
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The TG EAPCET 2026 registrations will begin on February 19, with applications accepted online until April 4 without a late fee. Convener Dr Vijaya Kumar Reddy announced that the portal has been made smartphone-compatible to ease access for rural students.
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JNTU-Hyderabad has withdrawn its notification seeking a Rs 5,000 guideship fee from private college faculty for PhD supervision following widespread criticism. The university said the recognition process has been postponed pending administrative review and refunds will be initiated.
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JNTU-Hyderabad students protested against recent fee hikes, including exam, online services, transcript, and certificate processing fees. Activists warned of escalating the issue to the State government or High Court, submitting a representation to university authorities demanding an immediate rollback.
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At JNTU-Hyderabad, students staged a protest demanding accountability for the death of Divya, an EEE student, alleging negligence by professors and university administration.
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The Telangana government has expressed willingness to re-conduct BPharmacy exams for JNTU-Hyderabad students who missed them due to private professional colleges’ closure over fee reimbursement dues. Officials have been asked to frame rules, with a decision expected soon
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JNTU-Hyderabad will mark its diamond jubilee on November 21, followed by a global alumni meet on November 22. The two-day event will feature technical sessions, cultural shows, and networking activities celebrating six decades of innovation and alumni achievements
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Students Protection Forum has urged JNTU-Hyderabad to act against individuals misusing the university’s logo and issuing fake circulars. The forum demanded police action and a public clarification to safeguard students and protect the varsity’s credibility
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Starting this academic year, students can complete their elective courses a semester earlier, enabling them to completely focus on their internships in their final year
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Despite political backing and upgraded infrastructure, the Government Engineering College in Kosgi continues to see poor student interest. Only 20.7% of seats were filled in the latest TG EAPCET 2025 second-phase counselling.
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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
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The JNTU-Hyderabad, which rolled out R25 regulations for the academic year 2025-26, has re-introduced a flexible credit structure.
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From academic year 2025-26, BPharmacy, MPharmacy and PhD admissions in Pharmacy will be offered to students in Sultanpur college
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Over five decades on, JNTU-Hyderabad still without own land - The JNTU-Hyderabad, which is operating in 89 acre land leased from KPHB, has already paid Rs.90 crore as lease rental over the years
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The qualifying percentage in the engineering stream has dropped from 80.42 in 2022 to 73.26 in 2025
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The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) - Hyderabad, which conducted the test, is set to hold the EAPCET committee meeting on Friday evening
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M Spandana, arrived at the centre located in Ghatkesar mandal, at 3.02 pm, while the reporting time was by 3 pm
