September 7, 2026
Don Bosco Degree College successfully commenced its Orientation Programme 2026 for first-year students with an induction session designed to help them transition smoothly into college life.
July 8, 2026
Congratulations to our student Bhukya Sai Kiran for being a part of the Guinness World Record Largest Karate Display, conducted on 26 April 2026 in Hyderabad with 1,212 participants, making the Don Bosco Degree College family proud!
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on Bosco Degree College Conducts Summer Computer Coaching Programme for Local Youth
Read MoreMarch 31, 2026
The Commerce Association of Don Bosco Degree College unveiled their poster for Commerce Association Day on the inspiring theme “Coommantra Gen-S: Generational Sustainable Business.” To mark the occasion, the students conducted a lively flashmob, capturing the spirit of innovation and sustainability across generations.
The Commerce Association Day was celebrated on April 1, 2026, and all students are warmly invited to join the festivities. The event set the tone for this celebrations, highlighting the association’s commitment to creative expression and forward-looking business practices.
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The Department of Science & Computers organized an industrial visit on 08 December 2025 for B.Sc. II & III (MSCs & MSDs) students to the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), Hyderabad. The visit aimed to provide practical exposure to agricultural research, sustainable farming practices, and modern technologies in crop improvement. Students attended an orientation session on ICRISAT’s mission and projects, explored experimental farms with crops like sorghum, millet, chickpea, pigeon pea, and groundnut, and gained laboratory exposure to plant breeding, molecular biology, and soil science. They interacted with scientists on genetic diversity, climate-smart agriculture, and resource management, while demonstrations showcased water management, soil fertility, and digital agriculture tools. Key learnings included the importance of crop improvement for food security, the role of biotechnology and genomics in resilience, sustainable practices such as integrated pest management, and the use of modern tools like GIS and remote sensing. The visit proved highly beneficial, helping students connect theory with practice and inspiring them to pursue careers in agricultural sciences and research.
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