Telangana Government Launches New Polytechnics in Kesamudram and Patancheru for 2025–26

Telangana Expands Access to Technical Education

Telangana’s government is significantly expanding technical education by introducing two new government polytechnic colleges for the academic year 2025–26. Located in Kesamudram (Mahabubabad district) and Patancheru (Sangareddy district), these additions increase the state’s total number of government polytechnics to 59, with a combined intake of approximately 14,280 students.

First-Ever General Residential Polytechnic in Telangana

The Kesamudram polytechnic is Telangana’s first government-run general residential polytechnic, providing co-educational access to students of all social groups. With a government investment of nearly ₹70.55 crore, the institution will feature modern academic blocks and separate hostels for boys and girls. Until now, residential polytechnics in the state were reserved for specific communities.

The Patancheru polytechnic, located in a major industrial corridor, is expected to bridge the gap in technical education availability around Hyderabad and Sangareddy, offering industry-relevant programs to local students.

Location Highlights

Kesamudram (Mahabubabad District)

Kesamudram is a semi-urban town about 45 km from Warangal. Known for its agricultural economy and market access, the town will benefit from enhanced educational infrastructure, especially for rural and underprivileged students.

Patancheru (Sangareddy District)

Patancheru is a prominent industrial hub in Telangana, home to numerous pharmaceutical and electronics companies. Situated about 32 km from Hyderabad, the area is ideal for hands-on industrial training and potential job placements for polytechnic students.

TG POLYCET 2025: Admission Process

All admissions to Telangana polytechnic programs, including the new colleges, are routed through the Telangana Polytechnic Common Entrance Test (TG POLYCET).

Key Admission Dates

• Online Registration & Fee Payment: June 24–28, 2025
• Certificate Verification: June 26–29, 2025
• Web Option Entry: June 26 – July 1, 2025
• Seat Allotment (Phase 1): On or before July 4, 2025
• Self-Reporting: July 4–6, 2025
• Class Commencement: July 18, 2025

Eligible candidates who pass Class 10 and qualify in TG POLYCET can participate in the web-based counselling process, choose colleges and programs, and secure allotment based on merit and reservation categories.

Course Offerings and Intake

Kesamudram Government Polytechnic

• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
• Embedded Systems
• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering (EV specialization)
• Mining Engineering
• Computer Science & Engineering
  Total Seats: 360 (6 branches × 60)

Patancheru Government Polytechnic

• Computer Science & Engineering
• Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Electrical & Electronics Engineering
  Total Seats: 180 (3 branches × 60)

These programs align with both traditional and emerging industry needs, including AI, EV technology, and regional specialties like mining and manufacturing.

How These New Polytechnics Compare

• Modern Infrastructure: Both campuses will feature state-of-the-art labs, workshops, and classrooms. Kesamudram will be one of the few fully residential government polytechnics.
• Placement Readiness: Located near industry clusters, both colleges are positioned to offer strong internship and job opportunities. Partnerships through TASK and campus placement drives are expected.
• Standardized Intake: As per state norms, each branch will admit 60 students, following the structure of other government institutions.

Benefits for Students and Parents

• Affordable Education: Low tuition and access to government scholarships make these colleges highly accessible.
• Local Access: Reduces the need for students to relocate for technical education.
• Residential Safety: Kesamudram’s hostel facilities offer a safe and inclusive environment, especially for female students.
• Career Prospects: Industry-aligned courses increase employability across Telangana’s growing sectors like AI, EVs, and electronics.

Government Vision and Policy

These new colleges reflect the state’s broader educational mission to create a robust, inclusive, and skill-oriented ecosystem. The expansion aligns with:

• “KG to PG” Education Policy
• NEP 2020 Implementation
• Young India Skill University Initiative

Increased education spending, a focus on vocational training, and international partnerships underscore the Telangana government’s vision for a globally competitive workforce.

Conclusion: A Leap Forward for Technical Education

With the 2025–26 academic year on the horizon, the new government polytechnics in Kesamudram and Patancheru offer promising opportunities for students across Telangana. From modern programs and cutting-edge infrastructure to affordability and job readiness, these institutions are poised to redefine technical education access and quality in the state.

Don’t miss your chance to apply! Register for TG POLYCET 2025 and secure your seat at one of Telangana’s most promising new government polytechnics.