
Khaja Bandanawaz University in Kalaburagi on Friday wrapped up a three-week induction programme for first-year engineering students. Dean Subhas Kamal told students to aim for an 8 CGPA, avoid backlogs, and keep…
Khaja Bandanawaz University in Kalaburagi on Friday wrapped up a three-week induction programme for first-year engineering students. Dean Subhas Kamal told students to aim for an 8 CGPA, avoid backlogs, and keep 80% attendance. Assistant Dean Maroof urged them to build technical skills and a research mindset. Campus Dean Kamal Azam said the curriculum prepares graduates for jobs and national contribution.
The valedictory function included prizes for essay and cooking competitions. Students Madiha, Zubair Ahmed, Sumayya, and Mohinuddin Khan shared their experiences. Programme coordinator Srinivas presented an activity report.
Speeches about 8 CGPA and 80% attendance are fine for a podium. The real test is whether a student from Kalaburagi gets a job in Bengaluru or Hyderabad. Dean Kamal promised 'employment after graduation'. That is a promise to track. Next year's placement data will tell us if this induction was preparation or just a photo op.
Source: thehindu.com
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