Pawan Kalyan, who studied up to intermediate but did not pass, has once again addressed the topic, revealing the reasons behind his repeated failures.
Despite completing his tenth grade, he did not progress further academically.
Explaining the reason for his failure, Pawan Kalyan recently said: “The reason I stopped studying wasn’t because I couldn’t study or get good marks, but because the kind of learning I wanted wasn’t in the books or the classroom. Inspired by Rabindranath Tagore, I would look at trees and plants and read books. I didn’t have big gardens, but I kept rose plants in two pots, held my class books, and looked at those roses. That’s how I used to fail my exams.”
While sharing this, Pawan carefully avoided mentioning which group he studied in intermediate, possibly to avoid the trolling he faced previously on this subject. Over time, his statements about his academic background have varied.
At one point, he mentioned joining the CEC group in Nellore with a recommendation. Later, he claimed to have studied MEC and even attended MPC tuition with friends.
His brother Nagababu added to the confusion by stating that Pawan had a degree in IT subjects, which led to further trolling.
Pawan Kalyan also reflected on his love for books, emphasizing that his personal collection holds more value to him than textbooks.
He remarked, “I wouldn’t hesitate to give away a crore rupees, but I’d think twice before parting with one of my books. I don’t know how much Karna suffered when he cut his Kavacha Kundalas, but I’d feel greater pain if I had to give my book to someone else.”
Through his candid statements, Pawan Kalyan highlighted his unique perspective on education and his enduring passion for knowledge beyond conventional academics.