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Topic · standing beatupdated Sun, 15 Nov, 09:30

Corporate Colleges

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Politics · 15 Nov

ఏపీ స్టూడెంట్‌.. టీజీ లోకల్‌!

AI summaryThe article alleges that the Revanth Reddy government's decision to merge the Intermediate Board into school education is driven by corporate colleges aiming to grant local status to thousands of AP students. Experts and analysts argue this policy threatens the educational and employment opportunities of Telangana locals, particularly in top engineering and medical colleges, and places a financial burden on the state treasury through fee reimbursements.

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