Week 3 Induction Programme for B.E. First-Year Students (2025–26)

Comprehensive Three-Week Induction Programme (June 2025) Empowers First-Year B.E. Students at Khaja Bandanawaz University

The Faculty of Engineering and Technology at Khaja Bandanawaz University, Kalaburagi, successfully concluded a dynamic three-week Induction Programme for the B.E. 1st year students (2025–26 batch). Designed to ensure a smooth transition into academic life, the programme combined academic orientation, industrial exposure, personality development, wellness initiatives, and value-based sessions. From June 10 to June 30, 2025, the students were immersed in a thoughtfully planned schedule fostering confidence, discipline, and a sense of belonging.

Below is a glimpse of the activities conducted from 23rd to 30th June (Day 11 to Day 16):

Day 11 – 23rd June 2025 | Sports Day

Students participated in indoor and outdoor games such as cricket, badminton, chess, and carrom. Faculty joined the fun, fostering a healthy and inclusive experience. The focus was on team building, fitness, and student engagement.

Day 12 – 24th June 2025 | Soft Skills & Universal Human Values

Sessions by Mr. Mujahid Irfan and Dr. Srinivas Kalaskar focused on developing communication skills, empathy, and emotional intelligence. Activities like role-plays, storytelling, and reflective exercises helped students internalize key life skills.

Day 13 – 25th June 2025 | Industrial Visit to GTTC, Kalaburagi

At the Government Tool Room and Training Centre, students observed 3D printing, robotic automation, and PLC systems. They interacted with industry experts and gained practical insights into current engineering practices.

Day 14 – 26th June 2025 | Narcotics and Drug Awareness Talk

Police Inspectors and Scientific Officers from FSL Gulbarga engaged students in a critical awareness session on the dangers of substance abuse. The talk emphasized prevention, legal consequences, and making informed life choices.

Day 15 – 27th June 2025 | Talk on Blood Donation & Personal Grooming

Dr. Zeenath Begum highlighted the life-saving role of blood donors, while Dr. Guru Prasad (Dean, Faculty of Medical Sciences) spoke about hygiene and grooming habits, encouraging students to practice self-care and maintain confidence in personal presentation.

Day 16 – 30th June 2025 | Valedictory Function

The final day celebrated the successful completion of the induction programme. Attendees included:

• Dr. Subhash Kamal, Dean of Faculty of Engineering and Technology

• Dr. S. K. Mohammed Azam, Dean of Campus

• HODs and faculty members from various departments

Prize Distribution:Awards were given to winners of two competitions held during the induction programme:

Cook Without Fire (Held on 18th June 2025):

Rida and Rumaisa – Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering

Madiha Mehreen Khan (CS&E) and Nashra Fatima (Aeronautical Engg.)

Irshad (CS&E) and Ayaan (Civil Engg.)

Essay Writing Competition (Held on 20th June 2025):

Md Imran Amjad – Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering

Umme Summiaya – Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering

Md Muzammil – Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engineering

Other Highlights:

• Qirat by Mr. Khadeer

• Program anchored by Dr. Jakeer Hussain

• Induction report presented by Mr. Srinivas Kalaskar

• Vote of thanks by Mr. Yusuf Shirgumpi

• Keynote by Dr. Subhash Kamal on discipline, attendance, and anti-ragging norms

Total Participation (23–30 June):

Students: 60–72/day

Report Prepared By: Mrs. Nikhat Fatima, Asst. Professor, Dept. of CSE, FoET, KBNU

This comprehensive induction journey has equipped our students not just academically, but personally and socially — laying a strong foundation for their years ahead at KBNU.