Hyderabad: The Telangana Government Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE) has launched a series of initiatives for the new academic year. The focus is on student outreach, academic preparedness and improved learning opportunities across the state.
The board is conducting awareness campaigns and counselling programmes in districts. These initiatives aim to help students and parents understand the facilities, welfare schemes and career opportunities available in junior colleges.
Officials said the programme supports the state’s efforts to strengthen access to quality education. Additionally, it seeks to improve learning outcomes for students.
Meanwhile, Education Department officials and college principals are engaging directly with communities. They are guiding families on academic choices and encouraging students to pursue higher education goals.
New academic year brings updated textbooks and learning resources
TGBIE said it has completed preparations for a smooth start to the new academic year in government and private junior colleges.
The board has directed officials to distribute textbooks on time. As a result, students can begin learning from the first day without delays.
Additionally, district education officers and principals are monitoring reopening arrangements. They aim to provide an organised and student-friendly environment.
The board has introduced revised textbooks and updated academic content. It has also added new learning features for students.
Furthermore, officials have enhanced the curriculum under the guidance of TGBIE Secretary Abhilasha Abhinav. The changes aim to prepare students for future educational and career opportunities.
TGBIE said it remains committed to supporting students and families. Moreover, the board aims to strengthen the quality of intermediate education across Telangana.