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Telangana BC Study Circle to Offer 125-Day Free Coaching for Government Exams

Published on: 22 Jul 2026, 09:01 AM
Telangana BC Study Circle to Offer 125-Day Free Coaching for Government Exams

The Telangana Backwards Classes Study Circles (TG BC Study Circles), under the Telangana BC Employability Skill Development & Training Centre (TGBCESDTC) in Hyderabad, have announced a 125-day free coaching programme for candidates preparing for government recruitment exams in 2026-27. The programme targets exams such as Group I, II, III & IV, Banking Services, Staff Selection Commission, Railway Recruitment Board, and Police.

The coaching will be conducted across 12 study centres in Telangana, starting from August 25, 2026. Applications are open from July 25, 2026. Selection will be based on candidates' degree marks, reservation rules, and seat availability at the respective study centre.

This initiative aims to provide deserving candidates from backward classes an opportunity to prepare for competitive exams without financial burden. The state authority has introduced the programme to enhance employability and ensure equal access to government job opportunities.

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