IIMT University Celebrates Third Convocation with Grand Ceremony in Meerut
IIMT University in Meerut marked a significant milestone on Tuesday as it hosted its third convocation ceremony, a grand event that saw the conferral of degrees to nearly 4,000 students from the graduating batches of 2024 and 2025. The ceremony was graced by the presence of Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan, who presided over the proceedings and delivered an inspiring address to the young graduates.
Honors and Awards Bestowed Upon Distinguished Students
During the convocation, a total of 203 gold medals were awarded to top-performing students, recognizing their academic excellence and dedication. In addition to these prestigious medals, several other top awards were presented to honor outstanding achievements across various disciplines. The university also conferred honorary doctorates to distinguished individuals, further highlighting the institution's commitment to celebrating excellence and contribution to society.
Vice President's Inspirational Message to Graduates
Addressing the assembled students, faculty, and guests, Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan emphasized that graduation should be viewed as a beginning rather than an end. "Graduation is a beginning, not an end," he stated, urging the new graduates to look forward to the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.
Radhakrishnan passionately encouraged the youth to become job creators instead of job seekers, stressing their vital role in nation-building. He highlighted the importance of innovation, entrepreneurship, and unwavering dedication as essential components for achieving success in today's dynamic world.
"Innovation, entrepreneurship and dedication are a key to success, and youth can help transform India into a developed nation by 2047 through hard work and commitment," the Vice President remarked, outlining a visionary path for the young minds to contribute to India's growth and development over the coming decades.
A Celebration of Academic Achievement and Future Aspirations
The convocation ceremony at IIMT University not only celebrated the academic accomplishments of the students but also served as a platform to inspire them towards greater societal contributions. The event underscored the university's role in fostering talent and preparing leaders who can drive positive change.
With nearly 4,000 degrees conferred, the ceremony reflected the institution's growing impact on higher education in the region. The distribution of gold medals and awards further emphasized the university's dedication to recognizing and nurturing excellence among its student body.
As the graduates embark on their professional journeys, the words of Vice President Radhakrishnan resonate as a call to action, encouraging them to leverage their education for innovation and entrepreneurial ventures that can propel India towards its goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047.
