Colleges in Telangana

Yes, eligible students can study BSc by paying only partial tuition fees through the various fee reimbursement schemes of the Telangana state government. Students admitted through the DOST system into eligible Osmania University affiliated colleges can claim fee reimbursement through the Telangana e

There is no B.Sc programme in the evening shift in Osmania University. Osmania University conducts its B.Sc course programme in the day shift only. Evening shift is possible only for the few Post graduate professional courses, such as MBA.

Osmania University offers distance education through Prof. G. Ram Reddy Centre for Distance Education (PGRRCDE). This institute of OU does not provide BSc course. Only undergraduate programs provided at this university are BA, BCom, and BBA. Thus, students cannot opt for open degree in BSc programme

For taking admission in Osmania University for BSc programs, candidates need to have merits. Admission in this university for this course is based on the marks secured by the candidates in the intermediate examination. Candidates should have a minimum aggregate of 40% to 60% in class 12 and relevant

For taking admission in Osmania University for BSc programs, candidates need to have merits. Admission in this university for this course is based on the marks secured by the candidates in the intermediate examination. Candidates should have a minimum aggregate of 40% to 60% in class 12 and relevant

Osmania University BTech application is entirely online. It takes place through the TGCHE official website.  To be eligible, you must score a 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST/BC) in Class 12 with PCM subjects.

Yes, OU offers evening programmes for BTech/BE. These programmes are an AICTE-backed decision designed to help working professionals upskill. The classes are scheduled from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and through the whole day on weekends. Working professionals with diplomas in the relevant Enginee

No, candidates cannot do a regular open or distance learning BTech degree at Osmania University. Technical engineering courses require regular physical laboratory practice and mandatory practical classes. So regulatory bodies like UGC and AICTE don't allow distance learning for BTech/BE courses.