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Osmania University launched its Digital Garden, an online portal documenting 839 plant species across 131 families and 49 orders on its campus. The initiative by CBCS aims to showcase the university’s floral diversity and strengthen its commitment to a green campus.
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St Francis College won the Osmania University inter-college swimming championship with 15 points. The meet featured 50m, 100m and 200m events, with swimmers from CBIT, Tapasya, Reddy College and Kasturba College also featuring among the medal winners
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TGCHE Chairman Prof. V Balakista Reddy stressed the need to modernise institutional infrastructure, improve educational standards and effectively implement higher education reforms at a national conference organised by university staff associations at Osmania University
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Osmania University’s inter-college swimming championship for men and women will be held on September 16 at Amberpet Swimming Pool. The men’s inter-college chess championship will follow on September 29 and 30 at IIMC College, Khairtabad, organisers said
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Osmania University student Rayapuraju Shreya has been selected for the Prof J Satyanarayana Memorial Gold Medal for securing the highest marks in Managerial Economics and Business Environment among campus and constituency colleges for 2025. Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla will present it.
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Kakatiya University has signed an MoU with Germany’s Reutlingen University to offer Telangana students international-standard higher education opportunities through a '3+2' master's programme. Twenty KU students will be selected annually to pursue advanced studies in Germany, enhancing academic and career prospects.
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Osmania University hosted a national seminar on the impact of artificial intelligence on accounting education, with experts stressing curriculum reforms, improved teaching methods and modern assessment systems. Speakers said accounting graduates must develop technological, analytical, problem-solving and professional capabilities
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Established on August 19, 1976, Kakatiya University completes 50 years of advancing higher education, research and regional development in North Telangana. From its beginnings as an Osmania University postgraduate centre, it has evolved into a multidisciplinary institution shaping generations.
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An Osmania University Senior Assistant died while undergoing treatment after reportedly falling from a moving train at Secunderabad Railway Station. The 54-year-old, a resident of Warangal, sustained grievous injuries in the incident. The Government Railway Police are investigating.
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Osmania University researchers have used DNA metabarcoding for the first time in India to study bat diets. The research found that bats in Karnataka consume thousands of insect species, including disease-carrying mosquitoes and crop pests, highlighting their vital role in biodiversity and natural pest control
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Student leaders and unemployed youths were detained during protests in Hyderabad supporting a statewide bandh over recruitment issues and the alleged NEET paper leak. Demonstrations at Osmania University and Dilsukhnagar demanded accountability from both Union and state governments.
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Osmania University has announced the Semester IV and Semester VI degree examination results. Overall, 74.38 per cent of Semester VI students passed, with women outperforming men across all undergraduate programmes. Students can check their results on the University's official website.
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Osmania University will confer 631 PhD degrees and award 68 gold medals during its 85th annual convocation on September 8. Vice Chancellor Prof Kumar Molugaram invited Governor and Chancellor Shiv Pratap Shukla to attend the ceremony at Lok Bhavan
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Osmania University’s delay in releasing undergraduate results has disrupted law admissions in Telangana, forcing authorities to revise the TS LAWCET 2026 schedule twice within 10 days. Officials will temporarily accept online marksheets, but students must submit original certificates later.
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A Telangana government-appointed committee, led by the Commissioner of Collegiate Education, is inspecting all private universities in the state as per Supreme Court directives. The inspections focus on nine specific aspects, including the rationale for establishment, land allocation, management objectives, faculty qualifications, and admission procedures.
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Hyderabad City Police have warned students against unaffiliated colleges falsely claiming Osmania University affiliation. Students and parents have been advised to verify affiliation through the official DOST portal before seeking admission, while police warned of strict action against erring institutions.
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Osmania University’s Department of English inaugurated a two-day international conference on Thursday focusing on the impact of Artificial Intelligence on English language teaching, multilingual education, and global employability.
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Osmania University College of Arts and Social Sciences has announced its first-ever cultural and academic festival, OJAS 2K26, to be held from July 7 to 9, featuring competitions, performances and participation from more than 30 colleges.
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Colleges affiliated with Osmania University have come together under the Telangana Association of Educators in Culinary and Hospitality (TEACH) to organise a conclave in Hyderabad, highlighting global career opportunities in Hotel Management and Culinary Arts.
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Osmania University has announced the admission schedule for TG LAWCET and PGLCET 2026. Registrations for LLB programmes open on July 5 and for LLM on July 27, with certificate verification and seat allotment following in July and August.