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In a remarkable education success story from Telangana, parents were seen standing in long queues for admissions at a newly revamped government school in Nalgonda, highlighting a major shift in public confidence toward state-run schools.

The Pratheek Government Primary and High School in Bottuguda, Nalgonda, has been completely transformed from an old and poorly maintained building into a modern, tech-enabled campus. The school was rebuilt at a cost of over ₹8 crore through the foundation of Telangana minister and local MLA Komatireddy Venkat Reddy.

Government School Now Looks Like a Private Campus

What has caught everyone’s attention is the scale of the transformation.

The school now features:

36 air-conditioned classrooms

digital smart boards

AI-based teaching tools

computer labs

digital library

playground and sports facilities

midday meal infrastructure

English and Urdu medium teaching

Parents reportedly said the school now looks more like a corporate or private school campus, but without the burden of high fees.

Why Are Parents Choosing This School?

The surge in demand is being linked to two major reasons:

1) Rising Private School Fees

Recent reports suggest that many private schools in Telangana have increased fees sharply for the 2026–27 academic year, with some hikes reportedly touching 30–50%.

2) Modern Infrastructure in a Government Setup

With facilities like AC classrooms, digital learning, and AI-assisted teaching, the school offers premium infrastructure at no major cost to families.

This has encouraged even parents from nearby districts to apply for admission.

Admission Demand So High, Entrance Test May Be Introduced

The demand has reportedly become so intense that school management is now considering introducing an entrance test from next year to manage seat allocation.

Applications are not just coming from Nalgonda but also from surrounding districts, showing how a well-funded public school can quickly become the first choice for parents.

A Bigger Message for Public Education

This story reflects a broader change in how people view government education.

When infrastructure, teaching quality, and digital resources improve, public schools can compete directly with private institutions.