Education & Youth

The Tanuku Government Polytechnic College is set to host a Mega Job Fair next month, specifically targeting fresh graduates and diploma holders from the region. The fair is expected to attract over 20 companies from industries including manufacturing, IT services, and pharmaceuticals. College Principal Dr. V. Madhavi stated that this is a critical opportunity for local youth to secure employment without leaving the district. Interested candidates must register online by the end of the month.

A local technology NGO, Tech-Future Tanuku, successfully conducted a free three-day Robotics and Coding workshop at the Board High School campus. The event saw enthusiastic participation from over 150 students from various government and private schools. The workshop provided hands-on training in building simple autonomous robots and basic coding principles. The goal of the initiative is to expose Tanuku’s youth to emerging technologies and encourage careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.

Tanuku registered exceptional results in the recently announced State Intermediate Examination, with several local colleges reporting high pass percentages. Kumari S. Deepthi from Vidya Vikas Junior College topped the town’s science stream, scoring 985 marks, and attributed her success to rigorous coaching and support from her family. Local education authorities praised the students and faculty for their hard work. Parents are encouraged to attend counseling sessions next week to discuss higher education options and admissions procedures.