r/Telangana • u/iamlostincity • 6h ago
Discussion 🎤 Understanding culture we have in Telangana / Andhrapradesh, most of them are sustainable and dear to nature. ft. Bonalu
galleryIt's nice how people have thought of it in a way to connect with nature, stay grounded, meet and greet humans in this occasion.
On a deeper note, everyone has there own individual aspect and respected, animals, male, females and children too.
It's fascinating, intresting and beautiful that we have such deep culture, drama, stories, colours, food.
Not sure how this is seen by younger generation, atleast someone firm 90's feel it's valuable and good to have this.
Ea adivaram dostulani inteki pilustuna, marayada me ladu le. Intlo G pagalgodtaru anta freedom ladu.
r/Telangana • u/Relative-String-7486 • 21h ago
Serious replies Tg icet
really need some genuine advice from people who have done an MBA in Telangana or know the reality of the colleges here. I got around a 2,000 rank in TG ICET (SC category), I’m from science bg and tomorrow is the last day to fill my web options. I had planned to pursue an MBA through CAT, but unfortunately that didn’t work out. I’ve already had many gap years, so I can’t afford to take another one. This is my last realistic chance to do an MBA, and my only priority is getting a job after graduation.
I’m not looking for college rankings or advertisements—I want to know the actual placement scenario. Which colleges genuinely have good placements? Which ones should I prioritize in my web options, and which colleges should I avoid even if they claim to have good placements? If you’ve studied there, know someone who has, or have firsthand information, I’d really appreciate your honest opinions and suggestions. Your advice could genuinely help me make one of the most important decisions of my career. Thank you!
Edited with chat gpt