KL University Celebrates XV Convocation with Degrees to Over 5,000 Scholars
Bhubaneswar: KL Deemed to be University successfully conducted its XV Convocation Ceremony, marking a defining moment in the academic journey ofover 5,000 graduating students from the 2025 academic year. Organised at the University’s Vaddeswaram campus, the ceremony reflected the scale, diversity, and academic depth of the institution’s vibrant higher-education ecosystem.
The convocation unfolded in an ambience charged with emotion, excitement, and pride, as graduating students, parents, and faculty came together to celebrate years of perseverance and achievement. The ceremony was graced by Prof. Vinod K. Singh, President of the National Academy of Sciences, India, who attended as the Chief Guest and delivered the Convocation Address. Dr. Shripad Banavalli, Coordinator, Tata Memorial Centre – Rural Outreach Program, participated as the Guest of Honour.
Addressing the graduating students, Hon’ble Chancellor Er. Koneru Satyanarayana said, “Education does not end at convocation; it begins there. The true measure of learning lies in how graduates apply their knowledge with integrity, responsibility, and a commitment to creating value for society.” Vice-Chancellor Dr. G. Parthasaradhi Varma said, “The XV Convocation highlights our commitment to excellence in education, research, and holistic learning, preparing graduates for responsible professional and societal leadership.”
In his Convocation Address, Prof.Vinod K. Singh urged graduates to look beyond short-term milestones and consciously build careers grounded in purpose, integrity, and discipline. Emphasising ethical conduct, punctuality, and social responsibility, he encouraged students to contribute meaningfully to national development and public good.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Shripad Banavali drew from his life experiences in medicine to highlight the importance of aligning one’s profession with purpose, curiosity, and compassion. He called upon graduates to think independently, serve society with sustained commitment, and prioritise personal well-being while pursuing long-term impact.
Degrees were conferred upon 184 doctoral scholars, over 700 postgraduate students, and more than 4,500 undergraduate students, representing a broad spectrum of disciplines including engineering, management, sciences, law, pharmacy, agriculture, architecture, and the humanities. The graduating cohort included 340 MBA, 105 M.Tech, 40 Law, 3,200 B.Tech, 12 Architecture, 48 B.Pharmacy, 330 BCA, 325 BBA, 37 B.Com, 18 B.Sc (Visual Communication), 25 BA, 180 B.Sc (Agriculture), 14 M.Pharmacy, 32 M.Sc (Chemistry), and 220 MCA graduates.
