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DISTRICT INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES – WANAPARTHY DISTRICT (2026–27)

INTRODUCTION:

The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE) is committed to providing quality Intermediate Education in the State. Intermediate Education serves as a vital bridge between School Education and Higher Education, preparing students for higher studies, professional courses, employment opportunities, and responsible citizenship. The District Intermediate Education Office (DIEO), Wanaparthy, is responsible for implementing the policies, programmes, academic initiatives, examination activities, and welfare schemes of TGBIE and the Government of Telangana. The office coordinates with Government, Government Sector, and Private Junior Colleges to ensure quality education, transparency, accountability, and holistic development of students.

1. STUDENT WELFARE SCHEMES:

The Government of Telangana has introduced several welfare measures to improve access, equity, and quality in Intermediate Education.

Government Junior Colleges

  • Free Education to all students studying in Government Junior Colleges.
  • Free Textbooks for all students.
  • Scholarships to eligible SC, ST, BC, EBC, Minority and other categories.
  • Post-Matric Scholarships.
  • Concessional Transport Facilities for eligible students.
  • Distribution of Shoes and other welfare items as announced by the Government.
  • Implementation of Breakfast Programme and Mid-Day Meal Programme in Government Junior Colleges from the Academic Year 2026–27.
  • Special support for girl students and economically weaker sections.
  • Student counselling and career guidance services.

Student Support Programmes 

  • Academic counselling.
  • Psychological counselling (TELE MANAS).
  • Career guidance programmes.
  • Higher education awareness.
  • Competitive examination awareness programmes.
  • Anti-drug awareness campaigns.
  • Health and hygiene programmes.

2. ADMISSION ACTIVITIES:

Admission enhancement is one of the major priorities of the department.

Activities

  • Preparation of admission action plan.
  • Identification of feeder schools.
  • Collection of SSC appeared and passed students data.
  • Conducting admission awareness campaigns.
  • Village-level and school-level counselling.
  • Publicity through posters, banners and social media.
  • Parent meetings and student interaction programmes.
  • Monitoring admissions daily.
  • Encouraging enrolment of girl students.
  • Preventing dropouts and student migration.

Targets

  • Achieving 100% admissions against sanctioned strength.
  • Increasing enrolment in Government Junior Colleges.
  • Strengthening vocational admissions.

3. ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES:

Academic Planning

  • Preparation of Annual Academic Plan.
  • Conduct of review meetings with Principals.
  • Updating staff particulars through TGBIE portal.
  • Updating GIS information of Junior Colleges.
  • Affiliation inspections and recommendations.
  • Monitoring college infrastructure and sanitation facilities.

Academic Monitoring

  • Monitoring syllabus completion.
  • Verification of lesson plans and teaching diaries.
  • Monitoring student attendance (FRS).
  • Monitoring academic performance.
  • Conduct of surprise inspections.
  • Review meetings with Principals and lecturers.
  • Implementation of academic calendar.

Student Assessment

  • Subject wise slip test.
  • Half-Yearly Examinations.
  • Pre-Final Examinations.
  • Grand Tests.
  • Subject-wise performance analysis.

Special Academic Programmes 

  • Remedial coaching for slow learners.
  • Bridge courses for newly admitted students.
  • Evening study hours.
  • Subject enrichment programmes.
  • Revision schedules.
  • Model examinations.

4. COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION COACHING:

To improve student participation in national and state-level entrance examinations, Government Junior Colleges are equipped with Interactive Flat Panels (IFPs) and Interactive Digital Panels (IDPs).

Coaching Programmes

  • EAPCET Coaching.
  • NEET Coaching.
  • JEE Main Coaching.
  • CUET Coaching.
  • CLAT Coaching.
  • NDA Coaching.
  • SSC and Banking Awareness.
  • Career guidance and mentoring.

Activities

  • Online classes through digital platforms.
  • Subject-wise expert sessions.
  • Mock tests.
  • Question bank preparation.
  • Performance tracking.
  • Counselling for higher education opportunities.

5. EXAMINATION ACTIVITIES:

The District Intermediate Education Office plays a key role in conducting public examinations.

Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE)

  • Identification of examination centres.
  • Appointment of Chief Superintendents and Departmental Officers.
  • Distribution of confidential material.
  • Monitoring examination centres.
  • Flying squad inspections.
  • Prevention of malpractice.
  • Safe custody of question papers.

Intermediate Public Advanced Supplementary Examinations (IPASE)

  • Conduct of supplementary examinations.
  • Distribution and collection of examination material.
  • Monitoring examination centres.

Practical Examinations

  • Conduct of practical examinations.
  • Appointment of external examiners.
  • Verification of practical records.
  • Monitoring practical examination procedures.

Post Examination Activities

  • Spot valuation arrangements.
  • Result analysis.
  • Grievance redressal.
  • Certificate-related activities.

6. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION:

Vocational Education aims to develop employable skills among students.

Activities

  • Monitoring vocational courses.
  • Strengthening practical training.
  • Laboratory maintenance.
  • Industry linkage programmes.
  • Hospital linkage programmes for MLT students.
  • Organizing Job Melas.
  • Career fairs and placement drives.
  • Skill development programmes.
  • Entrepreneurship awareness programmes.
  • Tracking student progress regularly.

7. DIGITAL EDUCATION:

The department promotes digital learning in Government Junior Colleges.

Activities

  • Utilization of IFPs and IDPs.
  • Online teaching and learning.
  • Digital content creation.
  • Smart classroom implementation.
  • Physics Wallah educational programmes.
  • Online monitoring systems.
  • ICT training for lecturers.
  • Digital attendance monitoring (FRS).

8. QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMMES:

Lecturer Development

  • Orientation programmes.
  • Faculty training workshops.
  • Subject enrichment programmes.
  • ICT-based teaching training.

Student Development

  • Mentoring programmes.
  • Life skills education.
  • Communication skills programmes.
  • Personality development activities.
  • Leadership training.

Institutional Development

  • Strengthening laboratories.
  • Infrastructure improvement.
  • Campus beautification.
  • Best practices implementation.

9. SPORTS, GAMES AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES:

Sports and cultural activities promote physical fitness and personality development among students.

Sports Activities

  • Conduct of District-Level Sports Meets.
  • Participation in State-Level Sports Competitions.
  • Athletic events.
  • Indoor and outdoor games.
  • Physical fitness programmes.
  • Yoga activities.

Cultural Activities

  • Essay Writing Competitions.
  • Elocution Competitions.
  • Debate Competitions.
  • Drawing Competitions.
  • Quiz Competitions.
  • Literary and cultural festivals.

National Celebrations

  • Telangana Formation Day.
  • Independence Day.
  • Republic Day.
  • International Yoga Day.
  • National Education Day.

These programmes help in developing leadership, discipline, confidence, patriotism and teamwork among students.

10. ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL AWARENESS PROGRAMMES:

Environmental Activities

  • Vanamahotsavam.
  • Plantation programmes.
  • Campus greening.
  • Water conservation awareness.
  • Energy conservation awareness.
  • Plastic-free campus initiatives.

Social Awareness Programmes

  • Anti-drug campaigns.
  • Anti-ragging awareness.
  • Gender sensitization programmes.
  • Child rights awareness.
  • Road safety awareness.
  • Voter awareness programmes.
  • Health and hygiene programmes.

11. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES:

Office Administration

  • Maintenance of service registers.
  • Updating employee records (HRMS).
  • Maintenance of office accounts.
  • Correspondence with TGBIE.

Human Resource Management

  • Staff deployment.
  • Vacancy monitoring.
  • Transfer-related activities.

Governance

  • RTI implementation.
  • Public grievance redressal.
  • Court case management.
  • Monitoring implementation of Government orders.
  • Coordination with District Administration.

12. DISTRICT TARGETS FOR 2026–27:

  • Achieve 100% admissions in Government Junior Colleges.
  • Improve Intermediate Public Examination results.
  • Reduce dropout rate significantly.
  • Strengthen CUET, EAPCET, NEET, JEE, CLAT and NDA coaching.
  • Ensure effective implementation of Breakfast and Mid-Day Meal Programme.
  • Promote digital learning in all Government Junior Colleges.
  • Strengthen Vocational Education and placement opportunities.
  • Improve infrastructure and sanitation in all colleges.
  • Enhance participation in sports and cultural activities.
  • Ensure quality education and holistic development of every Intermediate student.

13. EMPLOYEE PARTICULARS OF DIEO, WANAPARTHY DISTRICT:

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 EMPLOYEE ID FULL NAME DESIGNATION MOBILE No. EMAIL ID
1 1748364 Sri K. Narendra Kumar DIEO 9440816017 Dieo.wanaparthy@gmail.com
2 1758216 Ramesh Babu Senior Asst. 9985529532 Dieo.wanaparthy@gmail.com
3 1746463 N. Anandam Junior Asst. 9398226723 Dieo.wanaparthy@gmail.com
4 9230060 B. Venkateswarlu Typist, Aided (Redeployed) 9291658408 Dieo.wanaparthy@gmail.com
5 1748364 Syed Abdul Sami Record Asst. 8978971956 Dieo.wanaparthy@gmail.com
6 Daily Wages K. Bala Raju D.W.W 9000864657 Dieo.wanaparthy@gmail.com

The category wise Junior Colleges in the Wanaparthy District is

  • Junior Colleges –        12
  • Sector Colleges –        25 (Model schools – 3, MJPTBCWRJC – 2,KGBVs – 11, TSSWRJC – 2, TTWURJC -2, TMRJC- 2, TSWRJC- 3)
  • Private Junior Colleges –        19

        Total Colleges – 56

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College

Code

 College Name Principal Name Contact Number
GOVERNMENT (12)
1 54001 GJC, Kothakota K. Narendra Kumar (DIEO)
P. Kavitha (JL-Zool)		 9948268412
9493006159
2 54002 GJC, Wanaparthy A.Vinod Kumar Reddy 9396836600
3 54003 GJC (Girls), Wanaparthy P. Anand 9440752270
8520848477
4 54004 GJC (UM), Wanaparthy P. Hymavathi 9440042869
5 54005 GJC, Pangal V. Thirumal Rao 8897334546
6 54006 GJC, Peddamandadi A.Vinod Kumar Reddy (FAC)
Shanthi Reddy (JL)		 9396836600
9848203828
7 54007 GJC, Khillaghanpur NLVN Rajashekar
R. Sirisha Devi (JL)		 9246580842
8 54008 GJC, Atmakur D. Saidulu 9441366294
9 54009 GJC, Pebbair D. Bhadrasen 9391012604
10 54010 GJC, Srirangapur E.J. Moses 9440780800
11 54011 GJC, Veepanagandla B. Shiva Goud 8074588820
12 54012 GJC, Gopalpet suprajatha 8247080207
GOVERNMENT SECTOR RESIDENTIAL (25)
13 54013 MJPTBCWR Junior College Boys Chityal B. Guruva Goud 9154902278
14 54014 TSSWR Boys Jr College, Madanapur K. Parameshwar 9949356341
15 54015 Model School Junior College Kothakota A.Mallikarjun Goud 9948916363
16 54016 Model School Junior College Khillaghanpur N. Uma Devi 9948131102
17 54017 Model School Junior College Pebbair T. Naresh Kumar 8184867240
18 54018 TTWUR Jr College(G) Wanaparthy N. Saraswathi 9490957315
19 54019 TMRJC, Wanaparthy Srinivas 8374401670
20 54020 KGBV, Wanaparthy K Lohitha Reddy 8500655822
21 54021 TTWURJC Peddamandadi Abdul Jailani 9441648410
22 54022 TSWRS Jr College (Girls), Gopalpet T. Arogyam 7032641923
9390982426
23 54023 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya Junior College, Gopalpet P. Deepthi 8125189231
24 54024 TSSWR Jr College for Girls, Nagavaram K. Rajya Laxmi 9440417055
25 54025 TMRJC (Girls-1) Wanaparthy. Haveela Rani. B 9154365033
26 54027 KGBV Junior College Pamireddypalli, Vijayalakshmi 9581147878
27 54028 TSWR Jr College for Girls Kothakota K. Madhavi 7995010630
28 54029 TSWR Jr College for Boys Kothakota Abdul jilani 9441648410
29 54030 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya Junior College Balakistapur vill.  Atmakur Swapna 7799649667
30 54031 MJPTBCWRJC (boys), Kadukuntla. S. Sriveni 8247229600
31 54032 KGBV Srirangapur, G. Vani 7013468214
32 54033 KGBV, Chinnambavi, Wanaparthy dist J. Sujatha 9951806807
33 54034 KGBV, Ghanpur, Wanaparthy Lalitha 9505824809
34 54035 KGBV, Kothakota, V. Chandana 8639401267
35 54036 KGBV, Madanapur, Wanaparthy G. Renukamma 9133796581
36 54037 KGBV, Pangal, Wanaparthy B. Hemalatha 9441565566
37 54038 KGBV, Revally, Wanaparthy E. Jyothi 6300100923
PRIVATE (19)
38 54201 Niveditha Jr College, Kothakota Venkateswar Antati 9948655747
39 54202 Sri Prathibha Junior College Kothakota N. Nagaraju 9866860046
40 54203 Vivekananda  Jr College Kothakota J. Srinivasulu 9848469778
41 54205 Vaagdevi Junior College Wanaparthy A. Vijaya Kumar 9000620770
42 54206 Jagruthi Jr College Wanaparthy Ambati Vinod Kumar 9491387769
43 54211 Scholars Jr College Wanaparthy A.Sreedhar 9949251256
44 54212 Vignan Junior College Wanaparthy Sankati Shikamani 9533333840
45 54213 Rao’s Jr College Wanaparthy E. Ramkumar 9177016767
46 54214 C V Raman Jr College Wanaparthy GSS Prakash 9010657875
47 54217 Sri Thriveni Jr College Wanaparthy Ravinder 9491491680
48 54219 Sri Surya (Voc) Jr College Wanaparthy K. Suhasini 8919565925
49 54220 Dega Nagi Reddy Voc Jr College Wanaparthy Dega Maheshwar Reddy 9959709299
50 54221 Siddartha Paramedical (Voc) Jr College, Wanaparthy P. Lakshman Goud 7671916005
51 54222 Scholars Jr College Wanaparthy B. Madhusudhan Guptha 9491484296
52 54224 Vikas Junior College, Atmakur K. Srinivasulu 9494017764
53 54225 Abhyaas Junior College, Wanaparthy A.Muzammil 7989343205
54 54226 Sri Prathiba Voc. Jr. College  Atmakur(m) Md. Shabeer 8247540718
55 54229 Sri Nidhi Voc Jr College, Pebbair Sathyendhar. S 9059065494
56 54232 Rural Vocational Junior College,  Pebbair Md. Umar 9666331441