GGS Indraprastha University 15th Convocation: 24,181 UG, 3,833 PG, 32 MPhil, & 149 PhD degrees conferred

A total of 28,195 degrees were conferred at the ceremony, including 24,181 undergraduate degrees, 3,833 postgraduate degrees, 32 MPhil degrees, and 149 PhD degrees.

IP University 15th Convocation: Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University conducted its 15th Convocation Ceremony. The varsity also recognized the outstanding accomplishments of its graduates. A total of 28,195 degrees were conferred at the ceremony, including 24,181 undergraduate degrees, 3,833 postgraduate degrees, 32 MPhil degrees, and 149 PhD degrees. These degrees represent the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and intellectual pursuit by the graduating students.

The highlight of the convocation was the presentation of 87 gold medals to meritorious students from both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Among the recipients were Mayank Garg, who received the prestigious Dr BP Joshi Gold Medal, and Chetna Garg, honoured with the Sidharth Khitoliya Award. The medals were awarded to 54 female and 32 male students, symbolizing the University's commitment to gender equality and academic excellence.

The event, presided over by Lt. Governor of Delhi and Chancellor of the University Vinay Kumar Saxena, was a momentous occasion attended by esteemed guests, faculty, and proud family members.

During his address, Saxena expressed his delight at the University's role in transforming the educational landscape. He lauded the implementation of the National Education Policy 2020, which provides students with a flexible entry and exit system, aiming to reduce the dropout rate. The Chancellor also called for greater community engagement, urging students and faculty to take part in initiatives that contribute to the development of the local community and foster a sense of belongingness. Amitabh Kant, the Chief Guest at the ceremony, delivered an inspiring convocation address. He highlighted the tremendous growth achieved by India in the past eight years and emphasized the opportunities presented by technology and digital disruption. Kant encouraged the graduates to embrace hope, optimism, and a positive attitude as they contribute to making India a prosperous nation.

Vice Chancellor Prof (Dr) Mahesh Verma, in his remarks, commended the graduating students and outlined the University's key achievements for the academic year. He emphasized the institution's commitment to quality education, innovative learning, and the promotion of the Indian Knowledge System.

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