Archive · 24 Aug 2026
IIIT Mahabubnagar Aims to Prepare Students for Global Challenges
IIIT Mahabubnagar held a meeting for new students and their parents.
The vice-chancellor said the college wants students to succeed around the world.
He said many students competed for a limited number of places.
Students were told to study hard and use their time wisely.
They were also asked to be disciplined and avoid using smartphones too much.
Parents were asked to watch their children’s studies and behaviour.
The college said it would provide teachers, food and basic facilities.
It also promised support to students from rural areas.
Basara IIIT Vice-Chancellor Aliseri Govardhan said the institution aims to prepare students for global competition.
Around 33,000 students competed for nearly 1,800 available seats at the institution.
Govardhan urged students to work hard, manage time, maintain discipline and limit smartphone use.
Parents were asked to monitor their children’s studies and behaviour.
The university said it would provide sufficient faculty, food, basic facilities and support for rural students.
- Who
- Basara IIIT Vice-Chancellor Prof. Aliseri Govardhan, Principal Prof. Shravan Kumar, students and their parents, along with other institutional officials and guests.
- What
- An interaction programme was held for students and parents, focusing on academic success, discipline, facilities and preparation for global competition.
- When
- Sunday; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Mahabubnagar IIIT.
- Why
- To welcome and guide newly admitted students and discuss how they can develop the skills and discipline needed to succeed amid increasing competition.
- Institution
- Basara IIIT and Mahabubnagar IIIT
- Applicants
- Around 33,000 students competed for admission.
- Seats
- Nearly 1,800 seats were available.
- Student guidance
- Students were advised to work hard, manage time, maintain discipline and reduce excessive smartphone use.
- Parent guidance
- Parents were asked to monitor their children’s studies and behaviour.
- Facilities
- The vice-chancellor assured attendees that faculty, food and basic facilities would not be lacking.
- Additional programme
- An audio-visual presentation on Mahabubnagar IIIT’s previous academic-year achievements and activities was screened.