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VIT Bhimavaram awards degrees to 781 graduates
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Vishnu Institute of Technology (Autonomous), Bhimavaram awards degrees to 781 B.Tech and M.Tech graduates and honors academic toppers at its 4th Graduation Day.
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VIT Bhimavaram awards degrees to 781 graduates
Bhimavaram: Degrees were awarded to 781 B Tech and M Tech graduates of 2026, while medals were presented to academic toppers at the fourth Graduation Day of Vishnu Institute of Technology (Autonomous), held at B Seetha Auditorium on the college campus on Saturday.
Jakkampudi Soumya Sri of Electrical and Electronics Engineering received BV Raju Memorial Award and G Himanjali of Information Technology received Overall Batch Topper Award.
Chief guest Dr L Sumalatha, former Registrar and Director of Evaluation of JNTU Kakinada, urged graduates to develop creative thinking, analytical abilities, research orientation and technical skills. She stressed the importance of continuous learning amid rapid advances in AI, robotics and data science.
College Principal Dr Mangam Venu said the batch had achieved over 80 per cent placements and urged graduates to uphold the institution’s reputation and become responsible citizens.
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