Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Mahbub College Alumni Reunite After 60 Years
A group of old students from Mahbub College in Hyderabad, India, got together after 60 years.
They are now very old, and many came from different places to meet.
They remembered their school days and talked about how much they loved their time there.
They also gave gifts to the school, like a computer lab and teaching tools.
Some of them even help poor people and orphanages.
The school was once very famous, and the students want to help it become great again.
Alumni of the 1966 batch of Mahbub College Higher Secondary School reunited after 60 years.
Around 70 out of 80 living alumni attended the reunion, traveling from abroad and different parts of India.
The school was once among the top three institutions in the Secunderabad region.
Alumni donated a computer lab and teaching aids to the school and honored meritorious students with cash support.
The school, established in 1862, was renamed Mahbub College to commemorate the Sixth Nizam's accession to the throne.
- Who
- Alumni of the 1966 batch of Mahbub College Higher Secondary School
- What
- Diamond jubilee reunion
- When
- After six decades, in the present time
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To reunite, share memories, and donate to the school
- School Name
- Mahbub College Higher Secondary School
- Batch Year
- 1966
- Number of Alumni Attended
- 70
- Total Alumni Alive
- 80
- Chief Guest
- Air Marshal Madan Manek
- School President
- P.L. Srinivas
- Donation
- Computer lab and teaching aids
- School Establishment Year
- 1862
