The web-based counselling through the Telangana State Polytechnic Common Entrance Test (TS POLYCET) 2021 is completed and around 24,500 seats in various diploma courses have been offered by 120 polytechnic colleges across the Telangana state. While 30,753 students exercised their web options, 24,156 (84.38%) of the 28,627 available seats were allotted on Saturday. Out of the
Hyderabad: TS EAMCET 2021: The first phase of admission counselling for the Telangana State Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Common Entrance Test (TS EAMCET) 2021 will commence on August 30.
Special CS Chitra Ramchandran retires
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Special Chief Secretary Chitra Ramachandran was accorded a warm farewell by officers and staff on her superannuation from service on Friday. Commissioner of Collegiate and Technical Education Navin Mittal, Commissioner and Secretary Intermediate Education Syed Omer Jaleel and others participated in the function duly observing strict COVID protocols on Thursday at the Vidhya Bhavan.
Mr. Mittal recalled the critical decisions taken by her in the challenging times of lockdown, which helped the department in facing the challenges successfully while Mr. Jaleel recalled his association with her from the Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad (MCH) and now in the education department.
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Telangana Government Colleges Gazetted Teachers Association (TGCGTA) has appealed to the government to announce summer holidays for them or at least allow them to work from home as lecturers were falling ill due to the rising cases of corona.
Representatives of TGCGTA met the Registrars of all the universities with the representations demanding summer holidays for them, according to TGCGTA president A. Sanjeevaiah and general secretary K. Surender Reddy.
They said the association had recently reached out to Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy, Special Chief Secretary Chitra Ramachandran and Collegiate Education Commissioner Navin Mittal requesting work-from-home facility.
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The Commissioner of Collegiate and Technical Education Navin Mittal on Friday said the Department of Collegiate and Technical Education and the Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTCCI) can collaborate to set up a skill development centre.
Addressing a webinar on ‘Understanding the benefits of apprenticeship for employers’ organised by FTCCI, he said the Department and the Federation can enter into an MoU for such a facility. The official also traced the concept of apprenticeship, the role it played in industrialisation globally and the relevant legislations in India. The country, he said, made amendments in 2019 to the Apprenticeship Act to improve the employability of engineering graduates. The National Skill Development Corporation mandated industrial training since it provides hands-on job experience.