Technology Institute

The Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology's (BKIT) faculty is well-known for their qualifications and experience. The institute employs over 165 teaching staff members, many of whom hold PhDs in their fields. Many faculty members have significant teaching, research, and industry experience, and many of them go above and beyond the AICTE baseline requirements, which include at least five years of post-PhD experience for some positions12. The management actively supports faculty development and keeps professors up to date on pedagogical and technological advancements by hosting periodic workshops and seminars. This commitment contributes to the high caliber of education at BKIT.

Prominent Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology (BKIT) alums have achieved success in a variety of domains, with a focus on engineering and technology. Among the well-known alumni include Girish Deshmukh, Senior Technical Consultant with Dell in Qatar.System Engineer Santosh Patne, Senior, Emerson, Ireland.Technical Lead for Cisco Systems in Europe is Kamlesh Kumar Choudhari.Sandeep K. S. is Hart Ford's chief architect consultant in the United States.Software developer Rutuja Galgi works for Accenture in Bangalore.These people are a testament to the institute's commitment to developing highly qualified tech industry professionals13.

Every year, the Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology (BKIT) has a different KCET cutoff for each course and category. The overall cutoff ranks for 2024 fall between 42,967 and 155,548. Closing ranks vary by course; for example, the B.E. in Chemical Engineering has a cutoff of 47,188 to 101,978. Likewise, depending on demand and applicant volume, different engineering specialties will have different cutoffs. Performance in the KCET is important since admission prospects are greatly increased by better scores. To increase their chances of getting into the schools they choose, prospective students should strive for scores higher than these cutoffs.