The state government of Telangana has taken a significant step by filing a petition in the Supreme Court to challenge the recent verdict handed down by the Telangana High Court. The verdict, issued on September 5, mandated that locals with permanent residence in Telangana should receive preferential opportunities in state medical and dental colleges.
This petition is set to be heard by the bench led by Chief Justice Justice DY Chandrachud on Tuesday, September 17. The advocates representing the state government had urgently requested the Chief Justice’s bench to initiate an early inquiry into the admissions process of medical colleges. Fortunately, the Chief Justice agreed to this request, and the bench is scheduled to address this matter in the upcoming hearing.
In separate news, Professor Ramulu, the Controller of Examinations at Osmania University, has announced the examination dates for various courses. Notably, the five-year integrated course of M.C. Chemistry will hold regular and backlog examinations for the fourth, sixth, and eighth semesters starting from September 20. Additionally, the Master of Management Studies (MMS) first semester regular exams are slated for September 23, while BPharmacy (PCI) exams for the second, fourth, and sixth semesters, including all backlog exams, will commence from September 24. Students are advised to visit the official Osmania University website for detailed information.
Furthermore, Professor Ramulu also revealed that the results of the BE examinations under Osmania University have been released. Both BE (Non CBCS) and BE (CBCS) examination results are now accessible on the university’s official website.
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