Telangana BC Welfare Degree Colleges to offer new courses

Beginning with the current academic year, the bc Welfare degree Colleges across the State will train future chefs, animators, filmmakers, and professional photographers in the bc communities. The mahatma Jyotiba Phule telangana backward classes Welfare Residential educational institutions Society (MJPTBCWREIS), which runs 33 bc Welfare degree colleges, announced new professional courses after successfully launching the BSc (Hons) Agriculture curriculum.
The newly created bc Welfare residential degree college in the sangareddy district will start teaching BSc in Hotel Management this academic year. This university may be the first in the public sector to offer such a course. This course has only been offered at private colleges in the State thus far. In the Vikarabad area, a second recently established residential fine arts college run by bc Welfare has launched BA (Hons) programs in VFX & Animation, Film and media, and Photography and wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital Imaging. Co-educational courses are offered at both colleges. Each of the fine arts programs will have 120 places, compared to 200 for the hotel management course.

We have chosen to develop professional courses in hotel management, animation, visual effects, film, and media in response to student demand. According to a top source, these courses will also provide good employment chances. The Society is also considering creating separate law schools for males and girls. The colleges, which are seeking authorization from the Bar Council of India, are scheduled to start offering integrated law studies this academic year. While the society has already established one agriculture college in each of the districts of karimnagar and Wanaparthy, the establishment of a third such institution is in the works.

The State government recently approved the building of 17 additional bc Welfare residential degree colleges, bringing the total to 33 with one in each district. These new colleges are a part of that group. The other degree-granting institutions, except those that offer professional programmes, will offer traditional courses such the BSc (MPCS), BSc (BZC), BCom, and BA. Newly opened degree colleges are now accepting applications. students who passed the intermediate exam can walk in and enrol in the institution in question.

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21/09/2023 08:37 AM