Overview
- The institute formally awarded degrees to 3,104 students, a class that included 1,247 undergraduates, 1,325 postgraduates and 532 e‑Masters learners.
- The cohort encompassed 390 PhD recipients, 502 MTech graduates and 852 BTech graduates among other joint‑degree and specialized programme completions.
- The convocation took place in two sessions, with medals and awards presented in the Main Auditorium before degrees were conferred across lecture halls on Wednesday.
- Top institute honours went to Sagar KV with the President’s Gold Medal and to Aditya V and Ritwik Shankar with the Director’s Gold Medals, alongside other academic and departmental prizes.
- Speakers framed the day as a call to responsibility by linking personal resilience and lifelong learning to national goals and warned that human judgment, ethical choices and cross‑disciplinary thinking must guide rapidly advancing AI.