KL Deemed to be University Celebrates XIV Annual Convocation

This year, degrees were awarded to 4,706 students, including 166 Ph.D. scholars, 604 postgraduate students, and 3,936 undergraduate students. In recognition of outstanding academic performance, 42 gold medals and 37 silver medals were also awarded to meritorious students.

The occasion was graced by Shri Ram Nath Kovind, Hon’ble Former 14th President of India, as the Chief Guest. He delivered a thought-provoking convocation address, highlighting the transformative power of education, integrity, and innovation in shaping the future, and inspired students to embrace continuous learning and strive to achieve their full potential. The Guest of Honor was Hon’ble Justice Shri Abdul Nazeer Ji, Governor of Andhra Pradesh and a former esteemed Judge of the Supreme Court of India. Among the other distinguished guests was Savita Kovind, the wife of Ram Nath Kovind.

Er. Koneru Satyanarayana, Chancellor of KL Deemed to be University, who presided over the ceremony, inspired the graduating class with his message: "Today is not merely the conclusion of your academic journey but the beginning of your role as architects of tomorrow's world. At this University, we thrive to nurture not just skilled professionals, but visionaries capable of transforming challenges into opportunities. You carry forward a legacy of excellence, innovation, and social responsibility. As you step into the world, remember that your degrees symbolize not just knowledge but the power to inspire change, revolutionize industries, and uplift communities. Your true success will be measured by the positive impact you create in the world."

On this momentous day, the campus came alive with celebrations as achievements were honored and dreams took flight. The grand Open-Air Theatre, adorned in the university's colors, welcomed graduates and their proud families. Excitement filled the air as graduates in robes beamed with pride, parents captured cherished moments, and medal winners prepared for their honors. It was a day of pride, reflection, and new beginnings.

The ceremony included the conferment of degrees and awards, with outstanding achievers receiving medals.