Navrachana University's 13th convocation ceremony held, 844 students awarded degrees

Sandesh; Divya Bhaskar

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Navrachana University's 13th convocation ceremony held, 844 students awarded degrees

Sandesh; Divya Bhaskar

URI: http://27.109.7.66:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/3095

Date: 2025-12-15

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Navrachana University's 13th convocation ceremony awarded degrees to 844 students, including 7 PhDs and 19 gold medalists, with a graduation success rate of 96%. The degrees were conferred by University President Rahul Amin and Chairperson Tejal Amin, in presence of the Board of Governance. HAG Professor Dr. Radhakant Padhi delivered the keynote address, emphasizing the significance of deeper learning and interdisciplinary approaches. Chairperson Tejal Amin highlighted that 53% of the graduates were girls, including 11 gold medalists and 4 PhD awardees. The event showcased achievements across multiple disciplines within the university.

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19 gold medalists awarded degrees along with seven PhDs Navrachana University's 13th convocation ceremony held, 844 students awarded degrees Dr. Radhakant Padhi, HAG Professor of Aerospace Engineering was present. The 13th convocation ceremony of Navrachana University in Bhayli area of the city was held on Saturday, in which a total of 844 students were conferred degrees. Among these students, 7 PhD awardees and 19 gold medalists were conferred the convocation ceremony in the presence of HAG Professor and HAL Chair Professor Dr. Radhakant Padhi, Department of Aerospace Engineering. A total of 844 students from the Schools of Business and Law, Engineering and Technology (SET), Science (SOS), Environmental Design and Architecture (SEDA) and Liberal Studies and Education (SLSE) of Navrachana University, Vadodara, were conferred degrees under 25 programs. The graduation success rate is 96%. The students who graduated included 451 girls and 393 boys, including 7 PhD awardees and 19 gold medalists. The PhDs ranged from advanced and cutting-edge technology to important issues in healthcare. The degrees were conferred by the University President Rahul Amin and Chairperson Tejal Amin in the presence of the Board of Governance, Board of Management and the University leadership. Chairperson Tejal Amin said, “I am very happy to inform you that out of 844 students, 53% are girls. Out of these, 19 gold medals including 11 girls and 8 boys, 7 Ph.D. including 4 girls and 3 boys, Ph.D. degree was awarded. A university degree is just the first step in the ocean of knowledge. The Chief Guest asked the students to move beyond the "what" and "how" and focus on the deeper "y" of learning. A university degree is just the first step in the ocean of knowledge. Drawing inspiration from the ideas explored in his educational and motivational articles, he spoke about the importance of integrated purpose, like the precision and coherence required when many things move in the same direction at once. He encouraged them to bring interdisciplinary learning, humility and momentum to life, saying that "AI minus I A is just A" and asked the graduates to give something back to the society and work every day towards building a developed India with honesty and commitment. - Dr. Radhakant Padhi, Chief Guest

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