Ques. What entrance exams does KKMU accept for B.Tech Cybersecurity admission?
Ans. KKMU accepts JEE Main and CG PET scores for B.Tech Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic admission. Students who have not appeared in a national exam may also sit the KKMU Admission Test conducted by the university. Shortlisting is based on entrance score and Class XII PCM marks.
Ques. Is the B.Tech Cybersecurity programme at KKMU approved by AICTE?
Ans. KKMU is a state private university established under the Chhattisgarh Private University Act. Programmes at private universities in India are governed by their respective university acts. Students should verify current programme approvals directly with KKMU’s admissions office before enrolling, as regulatory status can change between academic cycles.
Ques. What is the fee per year for B.Tech Cybersecurity at KKMU?
Ans. The total programme fee for B.Tech Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic at KKMU is INR 6,02,720 for the full 4-year course. This works out to INR 1,50,680 per year across the 8-semester programme. Hostel charges of INR 1,17,000 per year are optional and billed separately.
Ques. Can I get a 100% scholarship for B.Tech at KKMU?
Ans. Yes. KKMU’s merit scholarship covers 100% of tuition fees for students who score 80% or above in Class XII or in the qualifying entrance exam. Students scoring 75-79.99% receive a 75% waiver, while those at 70-74.99% and 60-69.99% receive 50% and 25% waivers respectively. These waivers apply to tuition fees only.
Ques. What career options are available after B.Tech Cybersecurity from KKMU?
Ans. Graduates of B.Tech Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic typically work as security analysts, penetration testers, digital forensic investigators, or network security engineers. Employers include IT services firms, BFSI companies, government agencies, and cybersecurity consultancies. Many graduates also pursue certifications such as CEH or CompTIA Security+ to further strengthen their profiles.
Ques. Does KKMU offer a January intake for B.Tech Cybersecurity?
Ans. Yes. KKMU offers two intakes each year for most B.Tech programmes, including Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic. The primary intake begins in July and a second intake is available in January. Students who miss the July session can apply for the January batch, subject to seat availability and the same eligibility criteria.
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