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IIBMP Helpdesk at JNTU-A on Sept 7 & 8
In Short
The helpdesk will operate on JNTU Anantapur campus on September 7 and 8 (Monday and Tuesday).

JNTU Anantapur
Anantapur: A special helpdesk is being set up at JNTU Anantapur for students seeking B Tech admissions under the International Integrated Bachelor & Master Programme (IIBMP). The programme offers a seamless pathway to world-class higher education in Germany.
The helpdesk will operate on JNTU Anantapur campus on September 7 and 8 (Monday and Tuesday). Representatives from German universities will be present to share detailed information on the programme structure, available B Tech courses, Master’s opportunities in Germany, admission process, eligibility criteria and career prospects.
Interested students can interact directly with the university representatives and clear their doubts. Through IIBMP, candidates complete their B Tech in India and then pursue Master’s studies in Germany. Students and parents are invited to visit the special helpdesk on September 7 and 8 for complete guidance on the admission process.
Students told to contact +91 90441 15999 and +91 90441 17999 for IIBMP B Tech admissions.
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