HYDERABAD: Did the 42-day Sakala Januala Samme had its impact on education in the Telangana region this academic year? The Intermediate first year results released on Friday has a point to prove as eight of the 10 Telangana districts recorded below average pass percentage.Officials feel the agitation during, which colleges were closed and academic atmosphere was totally disturbed, had its impact on students’ performance. “The surcharged atmosphere in Telangana districts leading to closure of colleges hit students’ studies. Crucial academic days were lost with teachers participating in the agitation,” an official from Telangana districts said.Though the college managements conducted additional classes for the lost days, they were not enough to put the students back into the track, a government college lecturer from Nalgonda district said adding there was clear impact of the Samme on students as many of them have lost interest in studies.While Ranga Reddy stood among the top five districts with 63 per cent, the state capital, registered a better performance with a pass percentage of 55 per cent, compared to other Telangana districts. Only Khammam district which had a lesser impact of the stir recorded 50 per cent passes. The average pass percentage of ten Telanagana districts is 47.7 per cent. Interestingly, Adilabad stood first among government colleges with 61 per cent. Krishna district topped the list with 71 per cent passes.
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