A Century of Excellence: Andhra University celebrates 91st and 92nd convocation
The Hindu
Andhra University celebrates its 91st and 92nd convocations, honoring graduates and distinguished personalities for their contributions and achievements.
Andhra University celebrated its joint 91st and 92nd annual convocations at the Sir Cattamanchi Ramalinga Reddy Utsavarangam on the university campus on Wednesday.
Presiding over the ceremony, Andhra Pradesh Governor and University Chancellor S. Abdul Nazeer presented degrees and gold medals to graduating students, highlighting that the institution is not just an educational center but a world-renowned learning institute.
He credited the university’s century-long stature to the vision of legends like Sir C. R. Reddy and Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, noting the immense pride in the university’s association with global icons such as Sir C.V. Raman and C.R. Rao.
Addressing the graduates, the Governor emphasised that earning a degree is the start of a new journey rather than a final destination. He encouraged the graduates to move forward with self-confidence and strong moral values while staying focused on personal growth.
Ph.D. awardees, degree recipients and gold medallists take a pledge during the joint 91st and 92nd convocation in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday | Photo Credit: K.R. DEEPAK
A total of 441 Ph.D. degrees were awarded during the combined session, alongside 174 gold medals and 437 cash prizes were presented to meritorious students across various postgraduate and undergraduate categories. Additionally, 17 gold medals and 13 cash prizes were earmarked specifically for outstanding Ph.D. scholars, while two faculty members received `Best Teacher’ awards for their academic excellence.
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