VIT-AP University holds 6th Annual Convocation; 3,877 graduands receive degrees

Amaravati (AP): VIT-AP University, Amaravati, conducted its 6th Annual Convocation on Saturday, September 26, 2026, marking a significant milestone in the academic journey of 3,877 graduands, including 86 Ph.D. scholars and 31 Gold Medalists. The 6th Annual Convocation marked an important academic milestone for VIT-AP University and its graduating cohort, as the students formally moved from university education towards their professional and research careers.

The convocation was graced by Justice B Krishna Mohan, Judge, High Court of Andhra Pradesh, as the Chief Guest, while Dr Suceendran K M, Head – Academic Alliances Group, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), attended as the Guest of Honour. The ceremony was presided over by Dr G Viswanathan, Founder & Chancellor, in the presence of Dr Sankar Viswanathan, Vice President, Kadhambari S Viswanathan, AVP; Dr P Arulmozhivarman, Vice Chancellor and Dr Jagadish C Mudiganti, Registrar, along with faculty, staff, parents and graduating students.

Addressing the graduating students, Justice B Krishna Mohan congratulated all the graduands and described convocation as a moment of transition, where the knowledge acquired at the university begins its journey into society. He emphasized that a degree provides knowledge and qualifications, while character determines how that knowledge is used, stressing integrity, fairness, constitutional values and respect for the rule of law.

He appreciated the university’s practical learning initiatives, including flexible learning, mentoring programmes, Engineering Clinics, industry-oriented curriculum and international collaborations. He urged students to remain curious, continue learning and pursue multidisciplinary projects, internships, entrepreneurship and international exposure.

Dr Suceendran K M highlighted the need to connect academic learning with industry requirements, saying, “Continuous learning, adaptability and innovation will be essential” as graduates build their careers.

Founder & Chancellor Dr G Viswanathan urged graduates to uphold “excellence, discipline and social responsibility” and contribute to national progress. He congratulated the 86 Ph.D. scholars and 31 Gold Medalists, encouraging socially relevant research.

Vice Chancellor Dr P Arulmozhivarman said the 2026 batch recorded an average placement package of ₹7 lakh per annum, with the highest at ₹96.26 lakh.

Dr Sankar Viswanathan, Kadhambari S Viswanathan, Registrar Dr Jagadish C Mudiganti, Deans, faculty, staff, research scholars and

students attended the event.

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