Archive · 6 Sep 2026
MVS College Set for Major Telangana Education Hub Upgrade
MVS Government Degree College in Mahabubnagar is planned for a major upgrade.
Government Whip Yennam Srinivas Reddy said the college should become one of Telangana’s best institutions.
A new building complex will be developed in stages.
The full project is expected to cost Rs 70 crore.
The first stage, costing Rs 20.50 crore, has started.
About 3,500 students currently attend the college.
New courses will help students prepare for jobs and competitive examinations.
A girls’ hostel and better sports grounds are also planned.
The nearby MVS Junior College will receive Rs 15 crore to improve its facilities.
Government Whip Yennam Srinivas Reddy performed bhoomi pooja for new building works at MVS Government Degree College.
The college’s integrated building complex is estimated to cost Rs 70 crore, with Rs 20.50 crore allocated for the first phase.
The remaining Rs 50 crore will be provided in phases, according to Yennam Srinivas Reddy.
About 3,500 students study at the college, which has introduced banking, financial management and civil services courses.
A girls’ hostel, college ground improvements and a Rs 15 crore upgrade of MVS Junior College are also planned.
- Who
- Government Whip Yennam Srinivas Reddy and MVS Government Degree College officials are involved in the development plans.
- What
- A new integrated building complex and wider campus improvements are being planned for MVS institutions.
- When
- The bhoomi pooja and foundation work for the first phase took place on Saturday; development is expected over the next three to four years.
- Where
- MVS Government Degree College and MVS Junior College in Mahabubnagar, Telangana.
- Why
- The project aims to provide modern infrastructure, improve education facilities and expand employment and competitive-examination opportunities.
- College students
- Around 3,500 students currently study at MVS Government Degree College.
- Integrated complex cost
- The proposed building complex is estimated at Rs 70 crore.
- First phase
- Foundation work for the first phase, costing Rs 20.50 crore, has been taken up.
- Remaining funding
- The remaining Rs 50 crore is expected to be provided in phases.
- New courses
- Banking services, financial management and civil services courses have been introduced.
- Junior College investment
- Rs 15 crore will be spent on developing MVS Junior College.
- Development timeline
- Modern infrastructure is planned for the entire MVS campus over three to four years.