HYDERABAD: The Telangana government that made Telugu obligatory up to Class 10 from this instructional year, has now, ironically, decided to discontinue admissions to degree lessons in Telugu medium starting 2018-19. According to the brand new rule, barring one or two faculties, no different government institute within the city will admit scholars in Telugu medium lessons from this year, stated assets.
“We don’t perceive what the government is considering. On the only hand, it has made Telugu obligatory in faculties and then again, it is making an attempt to steadily segment it out from faculties. It will have to make a decision whether it needs to advertise the language or now not and put in force regulations accordingly,” stated G Nagaiah, president, Telangana Private Degree Colleges Association.
Particularly hit, college managements stated, will probably be scholars who migrate to the city from rural spaces to pursue degree lessons. “Most of those scholars choose to enroll in Telugu medium as they're comfortable with the language. This best goes on to turn that there is nonetheless call for for Telugu medium in faculties. But even it is in a different way, the government will have to advertise the medium and now not remove it completely,” Nagaiah stated.
Officials maintained, the verdict was taken keeping scholars’ interest in mind. “It is true that we are rationalising degree lessons. As a outcome, some seats may lower in a direction/medium and some might get added to others. Overall, the choice of seats in government faculties will building up and scholars gets extra choices and combinations to make a choice from,” stated R Limbadri, convenor, Degree Online Services, Telangana (DOST) stressing that the verdict to reduce seats in a direction or medium was taken based on call for. The convenor added that the exact state of affairs will probably be recognized best after the release of DOST notification.
“We don’t perceive what the government is considering. On the only hand, it has made Telugu obligatory in faculties and then again, it is making an attempt to steadily segment it out from faculties. It will have to make a decision whether it needs to advertise the language or now not and put in force regulations accordingly,” stated G Nagaiah, president, Telangana Private Degree Colleges Association.
Particularly hit, college managements stated, will probably be scholars who migrate to the city from rural spaces to pursue degree lessons. “Most of those scholars choose to enroll in Telugu medium as they're comfortable with the language. This best goes on to turn that there is nonetheless call for for Telugu medium in faculties. But even it is in a different way, the government will have to advertise the medium and now not remove it completely,” Nagaiah stated.
Officials maintained, the verdict was taken keeping scholars’ interest in mind. “It is true that we are rationalising degree lessons. As a outcome, some seats may lower in a direction/medium and some might get added to others. Overall, the choice of seats in government faculties will building up and scholars gets extra choices and combinations to make a choice from,” stated R Limbadri, convenor, Degree Online Services, Telangana (DOST) stressing that the verdict to reduce seats in a direction or medium was taken based on call for. The convenor added that the exact state of affairs will probably be recognized best after the release of DOST notification.
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