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Business News | Ignite IAS Academy Celebrates Republic Day with Scholarships for Meritorious Students - Vimarsana News

Business News | Ignite IAS Academy Celebrates Republic Day with Scholarships for Meritorious Students

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], January 29: Ignite IAS, the leading IAS Academy in Hyderabad, celebrated the 75th Republic Day with a grand event at its Kompally campus. The occasion not only marked the patriotic fervor of the Republic Day but also showcased the commitment of Ignite IAS towards nurturing and supporting aspiring civil servants. Business News | Ignite IAS Academy Celebrates Republic Day with Scholarships for Meritorious Students.

Engineering Diploma Students Can Exit Course After 1st Year To Pursue Intermediate 2nd Year - Vimarsana News

Engineering Diploma Students Can Exit Course After 1st Year To Pursue Intermediate 2nd Year

HYDERABAD: Students of diploma courses in Telangana will soon be allowed to exit from the first year and be allowed to pursue Intermediate second year after completing their coursework.   The Telangana State Board of Technical Education and Training (SBTET) as part of the multiple entry and exit policy being planned by the State Board of Technical Education and Training

Source: sakshi.com
Telangana Inter 2nd Year Exam Paper Errors Shock Students - Vimarsana News

Telangana Inter 2nd Year Exam Paper Errors Shock Students

Hyderabad: On Thursday, the Intermediate Public Examinations were hampered by inaccuracies. Question Number 8, worth five marks in section B of the Political Science (Civics) paper-II exam, was different from the English and Telugu versions of the question papers, which surprised intermediate second-year students.

Source: sakshi.com