Many faculty members, some with decades of experience, are now turning to jobs as delivery riders or street vendors to sustain themselves, reported The Times of India.
Approximately 25 per cent of these seats go unfilled each year, highlighting a shift in student interest toward tech-driven fields.
Telangana now hosts 86,943 engineering seats, with a heavy concentration in computer science and its allied branches, which offer 61,587 seats.
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