Additionally, many students have been paying exorbitant fees under the management quota, which has been a significant burden for them and their parents. Now, with the announcement of 200 new engineering colleges in Telangana, there is a sense of relief among students. AICTE has granted approvals for these 200 engineering colleges. However, it is still unclear whether these new colleges will be available for 2024 TG EAPCET counseling.
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Furthermore, 10 new deemed universities and their campuses are also included along with these 200 engineering colleges, both government and private. In Kosgi, located in Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's own constituency Kodangal, the government polytechnic college has received the green signal to start B.Tech courses in three branches.
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