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4800+ Dreams Took Flight: Highlights from IIMT University’s 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026

3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026

Some days just feel different. The air is heavier with emotion, the smiles go deeper, and even the most composed faculty members find themselves blinking back tears. Tuesday, 21 April 2026 was exactly that kind of day at IIMT University, Meerut.

The 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026 of IIMT University unfolded as one of the most memorable and historically significant academic celebrations the institution has ever witnessed. With the Hon’ble Vice President of India, Shree C P Radhakrishnan, gracing the occasion as Chief Guest, and over 4,800 graduating students receiving their degrees, this was not just a university event, it was a landmark moment for higher education in Uttar Pradesh.

Here is a detailed look at everything that made this day truly unforgettable.

A Grand Arrival: The Vice President Steps onto Campus

The ceremony began with a sense of occasion that was palpable from the very first moment as the Hon’ble Vice President of India arrived at IIMT University, Meerut and the atmosphere immediately transformed.

What followed was a Guard of Honour presented by the NCC students of IIMT University — a disciplined, proud tribute that set the tone for the entire afternoon. The Vice President then proceeded to don the Ceremonial Gown before joining a group photograph with faculty members.

Watching the country’s second-highest constitutional authority walk alongside IIMT’s faculty and leadership in academic regalia was a moment that few in attendance will forget.

The Academic Procession: When Ceremony Meets Pride

The Academic Procession made its way to the Convocation Hall — a procession of gowns, caps, and quiet dignity. For the graduating students seated inside, this was the signal that everything they had worked toward was finally, really happening.

Once everyone was conducted to the Dais, the hall rose as one for the National Song (Vande Mataram) and the National Anthem followed by the University Song (Kulgeet). The lighting of the lamp in the Saraswati Vandana ceremony brought a moment of spiritual grace and reverence to the proceedings, honouring the goddess of knowledge at the very heart of an event dedicated to learning.

Vice Chancellor’s Address: Reflecting on a University in Motion

Dr. Deepa Sharma, Vice Chancellor of IIMT University, delivered the Welcome Address along with the University Progress Report. Her address captured not just the achievements of the graduating batch but the broader journey of IIMT University — from a young institution founded in 2016 to one that now proudly stands as a NAAC ‘A’ Grade accredited university, sending thousands of skilled graduates into the workforce every year.

The progress report was a moment of institutional pride, a reminder that behind every degree being awarded that afternoon, there was an entire system of educators, mentors, administrators, and support staff who had worked tirelessly to make it possible.

The Convocation Is Declared Open

The Chancellor of IIMT University, Shree Yogesh Mohan Gupta, formally declared the 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026 open — marking the official beginning of one of the most significant academic events in the university’s history.

This was followed by the felicitation of the Hon’ble Vice President and other distinguished dignitaries on the Dais, a moment of recognition and respect that acknowledged the stature of those who had graced the occasion.

Launch of ‘URDHAVA’ — IIMT University’s First Annual Technical Magazine

One of the most exciting moments came with the release of ‘URDHAVA — the First Edition of IIMT University’s Annual Technical Magazine. The name itself, meaning “upward” in Sanskrit, perfectly captures the spirit of a university always striving higher.

The launch of URDHAVA signalled something important — IIMT University is not just an institution that trains students for jobs; it is building a culture of intellectual curiosity, research, and knowledge creation. For the students who contributed to this inaugural edition, seeing it released in front of the Vice President of India must have been an extraordinary moment.

The Oath-Taking: A Promise Made to the Future

All qualifying candidates rose together for the Oath-Taking ceremony, led by the Chancellor. In that single collective moment, thousands of new graduates pledged to uphold the values of their education — integrity, responsibility, and the pursuit of excellence.

It was one of those quiet, powerful moments that convocation ceremonies are built around. No applause, no fanfare, just thousands of voices speaking in unison, making a promise to themselves and to the world.

Address by Shri Dharmpal Singh, Minister, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh

Shri Dharmpal Singh, Minister of Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development & Political Pension, Government of Uttar Pradesh, addressed the gathering. His presence as a representative of the state government underscored the significance of this event — not just for IIMT University, but for the broader landscape of higher education and youth development in Uttar Pradesh.

The Moment Everyone Was Waiting For: Address by the Vice President of India

The Hon’ble Vice President of India, Shree C P Radhakrishnan, stepped to the podium embossed with the National Emblem — and the Convocation Hall fell into a respectful, charged silence.

His address to the graduating batch of IIMT University was both inspiring and grounding — the kind of speech that a young graduate carries with them long after the gown has been returned and the photographs have been framed. Speaking to over 4,800 young men and women on the threshold of their professional lives, the Vice President’s words carried the weight of national vision and personal encouragement.

For IIMT University to have the Vice President of India address its graduates is not a small thing. It reflects the growing national recognition of what this institution has built — and what it continues to aspire toward.

The Award Ceremony: Degrees, Medals & Honorary Doctorates

The afternoon reached its emotional peak with the Award Ceremony. Three distinguished individuals were conferred Honorary Doctorate (Ph.D.) degrees — a recognition of extraordinary contribution to society, scholarship, or public service.

This was followed by the presentation of 17 medals and degrees to top-performing students — gold medallists whose academic excellence had set them apart across their respective programs.

For 4,800+ graduates, receiving their degree on a day like this — in the presence of India’s Vice President, spiritual leaders, lawmakers, and their own proud families — made the accomplishment feel even more significant.

A Ceremony That Ended as It Began: With Dignity

The ceremony concluded with the National Song and National Anthem once again  a bookending of the event that brought everything full circle. The Vice President was escorted for de-robing the Ceremonial Gown, leaving behind a campus buzzing with joy, pride, and the quiet satisfaction of a day done beautifully.

What This Day Means for IIMT University?

The 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026 was more than a graduation event. It was a statement about the kind of institution IIMT University has grown into, and the kind of graduates it produces. A university that attracts the Vice President of India as Chief Guest, that launches its own technical magazine, that confers honorary doctorates alongside gold medals — this is an institution operating at a genuinely high level.

As one of the top private universities in Uttar Pradesh with a NAAC ‘A’ Grade accreditation and a placement record that includes packages up to ₹33.5 LPA, IIMT University continues to prove that quality education and real-world outcomes can coexist in the same campus.

Admissions Open 2026–27: Your Turn Starts Now

For every student watching from the outside — whether through this article, through social media, or through a friend’s convocation photographs — let this be your motivation.

Admissions are open for 2026–27 at IIMT University. Whether you’re planning to apply through CUET UG 2026 (exam: May 11–31, 2026) or JEE Main, the university’s doors are open for the next generation of graduates who will one day stand on that same stage.

The students who just received their degrees on 21 April 2026 were in your position a few years ago — nervous, hopeful, and full of potential. The only difference between you and them is time. And that clock starts now.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. When was the IIMT University 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026 held?

The 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026 of IIMT University was held on Tuesday, 21 April 2026, at the IIMT University campus in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, beginning at 2:30 PM.

Q2. Who was the Chief Guest at IIMT University Convocation 2026?

The Hon’ble Vice President of India, Shree C P Radhakrishnan, was the Chief Guest at the IIMT University Convocation 2026. He addressed the graduating batch and presided over the award ceremony.

Q3. How many students received degrees at the 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026?

Over 4,800 students were awarded degrees across various undergraduate and postgraduate programs at the IIMT University 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026.

Q4. What is ‘URDHAVA’ that was launched at the IIMT Convocation 2026?

‘URDHAVA’ is the First Edition of IIMT University’s Annual Technical Magazine, launched at the 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026. The name means “upward” in Sanskrit and represents the university’s commitment to intellectual growth and research culture.

Q5. Were Honorary Doctorate degrees awarded at the IIMT University Convocation 2026?

Yes. Three distinguished individuals were conferred Honorary Doctorate (Ph.D.) degrees at the ceremony, along with the presentation of 17 medals and degrees to top-performing students.

Q6. Are admissions open at IIMT University for 2026–27?

Yes, admissions are open for 2026–27 at IIMT University. Students can apply through CUET UG 2026 (scheduled May 11–31, 2026) for most undergraduate programs, and through JEE Main for B.Tech. Applications can be submitted online or offline via iimtu.edu.in.

Q7. Why is IIMT University considered one of the best universities in UP?

IIMT University holds a NAAC ‘A’ Grade accreditation, is UGC recognised, offers 40+ programs across disciplines, has 1,000+ recruiting partners, and a highest placement package of ₹33.5 LPA. The 3rd Convocation Ceremony 2026 — attended by the Vice President of India — further cements its standing as one of the top private universities in Uttar Pradesh.

 

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