Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation

Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation is an institution in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, established in 1997. Check the university's admission page for the entrance test of each programme.

  • Main entrance See the university's admission notice
  • Location Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
  • Established 1997

Key facts

Type
Multi-disciplinary university
Established
1997
Main entrance
See the university's admission notice
AISHE code
U-1485
Courses offered
Undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in many subjects
Eligibility
Depends on the programme: Class 12 for UG, a bachelor's degree for PG.
Approval to check
Check that it is on UGC's list of universities; programme approvals (AICTE, NMC, BCI, NCTE, PCI, INC) where they apply
Area
Urban
Before you apply
That the university is on UGC's list and the programme has AICTE, NMC, BCI, NCTE, PCI or INC approval where needed; NAAC grade, NIRF rank, total fees and placements.
Official website
sku.edu.in

Questions about Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation

How do I get admission to Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation?

Check the university's admission page for the entrance test of each programme.

Does Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation have an entrance exam?

Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation admits through its own process rather than a national exam. Check the university's admission page for the entrance test of each programme.

Where is Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation?

Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation is in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

When was Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation established?

Sri Krishna Knowledge Foundation was established in 1997.

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