Telangana Education Commission addresses concerns on reforms for Intermediate education, focusing on curricula, accessibility, and trust-building among stakeholders.
Intermediate education in the State needs reforms with changes ranging from curricula, building trust among parents, making government junior colleges more accessible, including timely payment of scholarships and fee reimbursements to students and institutions, among others.
Wide-ranging concerns were noted by various stakeholders at the public hearing organised by the Telangana Education Commission (TEC) here on Wednesday.
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