Academic initiative ‘Vijayapatham’ launched to boost student performance in KGBVs
“The initiative focuses on systematic study schedules, continuous assessment and close monitoring of student progress,” said KGBV Secretary D. Devananda Reddy.Speaking to The Hindu on Sunday, Mr. Reddy said that as part of the plan, students will follow a structured daily timetable that includes five hours of supervised study, regular classes, self-learning periods, and three dedicated study sessions monitored by teachers.
- ▪“The initiative focuses on systematic study schedules, continuous assessment and close monitoring of student progress,” said KGBV Secretary D.
- ▪Devananda Reddy.Speaking to The Hindu on Sunday, Mr.
- ▪Reddy said that as part of the plan, students will follow a structured daily timetable that includes five hours of supervised study, regular classes, self-learning periods, and three dedicated study sessions monitored by teachers.
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The Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBVs) across Andhra Pradesh have unveiled a comprehensive academic action plan titled ‘Vijayapatham’ for the 2026-27 academic year to improve learning outcomes and achieve outstanding results in public examinations.The programme, launched under the slogan ‘Learning is the Goal - Success is the Destination,’ aims to secure 100% pass results, increase the number of students scoring above 590 marks, and improve overall rankings. “The initiative focuses on systematic study schedules, continuous assessment and close monitoring of student progress,” said KGBV Secretary D. Devananda Reddy.Speaking to The Hindu on Sunday, Mr.
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