IIITDM-Kurnool to hold awareness camps on admission process from June 9-11
An online session will be held on June 9 (Monday) at Zilla Parishad meeting hall from 11 am onwards. The online link for it is https://meet.google.com/vrp-ehmm-zqb, the IIITDM said in a release.
In addition, an awareness session will also be conducted at IIITDM campus at Jagannathagattu in Kurnool, on June 10 (Tuesday) and June 11 (Wednesday) from 11 am onwards. The online link for the session is https://meet.google.com/vrp-ehmm-zqb.
The objective of the sessions is to inform and assist JEE aspirants and parents in understanding the programmes offered by the institute, explore the campus facilities, and get hands-on guidance regarding the JOSAA/CSAB 2025 counselling and admission process.
The sessions will provide an overview of B. Tech and Dual Degree programmes (CSE, AI & DS, ECE – Design & Manufacturing, ME – Design & Manufacturing), live demo of JOSAA/CSAB-2025 choice filling, details on scholarships, tuition waivers, and loan schemes, campus tour and facilities overview (labs, hostels, health centre, sports, cafeteria) and interaction with faculty, and the admissions team.
By attending the sessions, one can understand the institute's unique design and innovation-focused engineering education, clarify their doubts about the JOSAA/CSAB counselling process, learn about financial assistance options like scholarships and loans, explore the modern campus environment through guided tours, get personalised guidance directly from institute faculty and mentors.
All JEE (Main/Advanced) 2025 qualified students, parents, school/college teachers, career counsellors, and engineering aspirants from urban and rural regions can attend, the release added.
For more details one can visit www.iiitk.ac.in or send email to admissions@iiitk.ac.in or pro@iiitk.ac.in and helpdesk can be contacted on 08518-289121 or 9492619121, the release said.
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