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Khaja Bandanawaz University concludes three-week induction programme for engineering students
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Khaja Bandanawaz University concludes three-week induction programme for engineering students

Khaja Bandanawaz University in Kalaburagi recently concluded a three-week induction program for first-year engineering students, culminating in a valedictory event. During the program, students participated in various activities, including essay writing and cooking competitions, with prizes awarded to winners. University officials, including Dean Subhas Kamal and Assistant Dean Maroof, addressed the students, emphasizing academic excellence, discipline, and the importance of maintaining a minimum CGPA of 8 and 80% attendance. They also encouraged students to develop technical skills and adopt a research-oriented mindset. Campus Dean Kamal Azam highlighted the university’s focus on providing quality education to prepare students for future employment.

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Khaja Bandanawaz University concludes three-week induction programme for engineering students

Khaja Bandanawaz University in Kalaburagi recently concluded a three-week induction program for first-year engineering students, culminating in a valedictory event. During the program, students participated in various activities, including essay writing and cooking competitions, with prizes awarded to winners. University officials, including Dean Subhas Kamal and Assistant Dean Maroof, addressed the students, emphasizing academic excellence, discipline, and the importance of maintaining a minimum CGPA of 8 and 80% attendance. They also encouraged students to develop technical skills and adopt a research-oriented mindset. Campus Dean Kamal Azam highlighted the university’s focus on providing quality education to prepare students for future employment.

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