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JNTU-Hyderabad’s decision to convert its EAPCET office into a waiting hall and wellness facility for women employees has raised confidentiality concerns. TGCHE Chairman Prof V Balakista Reddy has asked university officials to identify an alternative space for the facility
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The Telangana Council of Higher Education has asked State universities to ensure private affiliated colleges follow prescribed procedures before terminating staff. The directive follows complaints alleging abrupt dismissals without prior notice or adherence to applicable rules and regulations
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The Telangana Council of Higher Education is planning a meeting with State university vice-chancellors to discuss preventive measures against possible extreme heat and water shortages. The proposed review will cover campus safety, drinking water, hostels and academic continuity.
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The Telangana government has introduced a single screening committee under TGCHE for assistant professor recruitment across 12 universities. The revised process includes academic screening, university-level assessment and interviews. The Telangana Doctorates Association has objected, alleging violations of UGC rules
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The Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) organised the first edition of the Research, Education and Advancement Conclave (REACH 2026) in Hyderabad on Saturday to promote collaboration between academia and industry.
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The Association of Indian Management Schools will submit a status report on management education in Telangana and support TGCHE programmes in aviation management. AIMS will also conduct training programmes for students and faculty, while a new book on management education was released
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TGCHE has released the spot admission schedule for Telangana degree colleges. Colleges can conduct spot admissions on September 24 and 25, with special spot admissions on September 28 and 29. Fee reimbursement will not apply to spot admissions
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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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The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) will organise the REACH Conclave in Hyderabad on September 26, bringing together institutions and stakeholders to deliberate on research, innovation and collaboration in higher education.
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The TGCHE has released the DOST 2026 special drive phase seat allotment, with 14,975 students receiving provisional seats. Candidates must complete online self-reporting by August 18 and report to their respective colleges on August 17 or 18.
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Kakatiya University has declared the CPGET 2026 results, with 42,526 candidates qualifying for admission to 39 postgraduate programmes offered by conventional universities in Telangana. The admission notification is expected in the third week of August, officials said
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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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Nearly three lakh undergraduate seats remain vacant in Telangana after multiple admission rounds. Low student interest in conventional degree courses, declining rural enrolment and a mismatch between eligible students and available seats have contributed to the poor admissions across colleges.
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ABVP activists staged a protest at the Telangana Council of Higher Education, demanding the immediate release of pending tuition fee reimbursement and scholarship dues. The organisation alleged a police lathi charge during the protest and vowed to continue its agitation until the arrears are cleared
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Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla directed TGCHE to introduce innovative academic programmes, including Aerospace, Defence, Maritime, FinTech and Climate Governance, in all State universities from 2026-27. The move aims to align higher education with industry needs, national priorities and future employment opportunities
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The Telangana State Council of Higher Education will announce the TG ICET 2026 results on Friday afternoon. The entrance test results will be accessible on the official website after the announcement.
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Women outperformed men in TG PGECET 2026, recording a 94.31 per cent qualification rate compared to 91.02 per cent among men. The results were announced by TGCHE and JNTU-H officials, with branch-wise toppers identified across multiple engineering disciplines
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Girls secured nearly two‑thirds of seats in the first phase of Telangana’s Degree Online Services (DOST) 2026 allotment, with 16 of 20 faculty toppers being female. Out of 56,147 seats allotted, 36,302 went to girls, underscoring their dominance in higher education admissions this year.
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The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE ) will release the TG CPGET 2026 notification on May 15, with computer-based entrance tests scheduled for July. Registrations run from May 15 to June 10, with late fee options until mid-June.
