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Bihar Coaching Policy Shake-Up: New Rules Bring Big Changes Ahead

Khazavali — Thu, 11 Dec 2025 08:55:27 +0000

The Bihar coaching policy is set for a major update in the coming year. The Bihar coaching policy will come into effect from April 2026, marking the start of the 2026–27 academic year. Preparations have moved fast as the Education Department plans to revise the rules and send them to the Cabinet soon.

The policy was first proposed before the assembly elections but was returned for corrections. After revisions, the department will now seek approval from the state-level authority. Elections caused a delay, but officials are confident that the new rules will begin next year.

One of the biggest changes is that government teachers will not be allowed to teach in coaching institutes. If a teacher is found doing so, strict action will be taken. Government schools and institutions will also not get access to coaching centres.

Coaching centres must follow new rules. They cannot run classes during school hours. A district committee led by the District Magistrate will approve coaching registrations. Institutes must clearly display all course fees and avoid overcharging.

Complaints will be investigated quickly. Unregistered centres and those giving false information may lose their registration. Random inspections will be held to ensure transparency.

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Corporate Colleges Under Cloud in TS

Anil Vanna — Sat, 22 Nov 2025 04:57:02 +0000

Corporate junior colleges in Telangana are facing serious allegations for violating Intermediate Board rules. Several private colleges, including Vedantu Junior College in Rangareddy district, are accused of running without proper permissions. Student unions say these colleges collect huge fees during admissions and finish the IPE syllabus in just two months.

Complaints have been lodged that these colleges focus only on JEE and NEET coaching throughout the year. Students allege that the academic syllabus receives attention only in the final months. Vedantu Junior College is being accused of running full-fledged coaching and academic classes without proper approval from the Board.

Another major allegation is about hostel violations. Students claim that the college is running co-educational hostels in the same premises, which is against Board norms. Parents express concern over student safety and privacy. Despite repeated complaints, officials have not taken action, student unions say.

Student organisations demand immediate on-site inspections at Vedantu and similar colleges. They are seeking strict action on unauthorised classes, hostel operations and syllabus violations. With large-scale complaints emerging from Rangareddy district, the response of the Intermediate Board is now being closely watched.

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