TS Council of Higher Education outlines skill-driven reforms to Mizoram officials

Hyderabad: The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) is expanding industry-linked, skill-based programmes to boost job prospects for students, its Chairman Prof. V. Balakista Reddy said on Monday. He shared the state’s key reforms and innovations in higher education during a meeting with Mizoram Higher and Technical Education Director Shiva Gopal Reddy.

Telangana showcases higher education model to Mizoram

The Mizoram official visited Hyderabad to understand Telangana’s higher education strategies. During the interaction, Prof. Reddy detailed several ongoing initiatives aimed at aligning undergraduate education with national and global standards.

TSCHE, he said, has undertaken major curriculum modernisation in UG courses. A new English learning model titled “English Algorithm” has been introduced to improve students’ communication skills, following directions from the Chief Minister.

To strengthen research and innovation in universities, TSCHE is entering into MoUs with leading institutions. The council also launched the Telangana Journal of Higher Education and introduced internship opportunities to enhance practical learning.

Reforms aimed at building future-ready graduates

Prof. Reddy emphasised that academic governance and accountability reforms are underway. All programmes being implemented aim to build a future-ready higher education ecosystem focused on skills and global competitiveness.

Mizoram official lauds Telangana initiatives

Shiva Gopal Reddy praised Telangana’s reforms, particularly in digital learning, centres of excellence, student support systems, and quality assurance frameworks. He noted that Telangana’s model could serve as a valuable reference for strengthening higher education in Mizoram.