The government has sanctioned ‘15 crore to instal labs and develop infrastructure in the colleges to begin jumbling K. Parthasaradhi secondary education minister
The minister for secondary education, Mr K. Parthasaradhi, on Sunday said jumbling would be introduced in the Intermediate practical examinations from the academic year 2011-12.
He said the government has sanctioned ‘15 crore to instal labs and develop infrastructure in the colleges to begin the jumbling method.
Mr Parthasaradhi was the chief guest for the Andhra Pradesh Contract Lecturers’ Association state conference at the T u m m a l a p a l l i Kalakshetram on Sunday .
The minister said all private colleges must instal labs and develop infrastructure facilities to start the jumbling method.
He, however, regretted that despite huge spending by the state government, the colleges were not achieving desired results. He said lecturers have a great role to play in building confidence in the government colleges.
The conference discussed measures to be taken to develop the government colleges so that their standards were on par with corporate colleges. The lecturers thanked the minister for increasing salary up to ‘18,000 and granting EPF.
The minister for secondary education, Mr K. Parthasaradhi, on Sunday said jumbling would be introduced in the Intermediate practical examinations from the academic year 2011-12.
He said the government has sanctioned ‘15 crore to instal labs and develop infrastructure in the colleges to begin the jumbling method.
Mr Parthasaradhi was the chief guest for the Andhra Pradesh Contract Lecturers’ Association state conference at the T u m m a l a p a l l i Kalakshetram on Sunday .
The minister said all private colleges must instal labs and develop infrastructure facilities to start the jumbling method.
He, however, regretted that despite huge spending by the state government, the colleges were not achieving desired results. He said lecturers have a great role to play in building confidence in the government colleges.
The conference discussed measures to be taken to develop the government colleges so that their standards were on par with corporate colleges. The lecturers thanked the minister for increasing salary up to ‘18,000 and granting EPF.
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