Khaja Bandanawaz University Gulbarga Answered Questions

Yes the placements are decent about 30% batch does get placed . With the highest package being INR 15-20 LPA. If you're really interested in the course then only go for it. The course is really good. But the placement for the given branch is not very high. You can be placed if you have skills.

50% of seats in KBNU are alloted through KEA CET and the other 50% through the KBNU entrance exam. You must have 45%  in class 12th and must have PCM as main subjects with chemistry, computer, biology, biotechnology, and electronics as optional subjects with English as a mandatory language subject. For sc/st candidates 40% marks are the eligibility criteria.

For admission to the B.E. in Biomedical Engineering at KBN University, the accepted entrance exams include:KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test)KBNCET, an entrance exam conducted by Khaja Bandanawaz University itself.These exams are used to determine eligibility for admission, with candidates also needing to meet the basic criteria of passing 10+2 with at least 45% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Karnataka College of Nursing generally has a reputation for providing better placements than KBN University (Khaja Bandanawaz University).Around 60% of the students get placed with the highest salary of INR 5.5 LPA, with INR 2 LPA being the lowest. Around 60% of the students are offered internships in roles such as staff nurse, professor, industrial nurse, and army nurse at Karnataka College of Nursing.Around 30% of students get placed in KBN University, with most of them being from the engineering sector; thus, if we compare other degrees of KBN University to those of Karnataka College of Nursing, Karnataka University stands out.

For M.Tech in Strutural Engineering, these are the few criteria one must meet to be qualified for this course.1. One seeking admission to the first semester of the Master of Technology program must have passed the B.E. examination at KBN Engineering College or another accredited university or institute. One must have obtained at least 50% of the marks in the aggregate for all years of their degree examination.2. Candidates who finished their degree exams through distance modes of education from any university are ineligible for the M.Tech course.One must be GATE qualified or have taken entrance exams conducted by a government-recognized authority (PGCET) or KBNU.3. Candidates who have qualified in the GATE examination in the relevant discipline of engineering are excluded from the entrance examination and given precedence.If a sufficient number of GATE candidates are not available, the seat will be filled by candidates who qualified for the entrance examination.