Last Updated Aug - 14 - 2023, 11:58 AM | Source : The Indian Express | Visitors : 75
IIT-D's 54th convocation honored 2,350 graduating students with diplomas, awards, and recognitions for notable degree programs and alumni.
The Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) held its 54th convocation ceremony, during which almost 2,350 graduate students received their diplomas. Students from the MTech in Electric Mobility, the Interdisciplinary MTech in Cyber Security, the Masters in Public Policy, the Master of Science in Research (MSR) in Materials Science and Engineering, and the Joint PhD program with the University of Queensland, Australia received their degrees.
Aditya Vimal (BTech Civil Engineering) got the Director's Gold Medal, while Archit Babuna (BTech Computer Science and Engineering) received the President's Gold Medal. Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma (Former President of India) Gold Medal was awarded to Dibya Jyoti Sarangi, MTech in Applied Optics.
The Perfect Ten Gold Medal was awarded to three students: Ashitha Devi Pattabi, MS (R) in Materials Science and Engineering; Narayani Bhatia, MS (R) in Electrical Engineering; and Mahajan Swapnil Dashrath (Meenal), MTech in Polymer Science and Technology.
Dr. Gagandeep Kang, a virologist, and professor of microbiology at Christian Medical College in Vellore, was the convocation's chief guest.
The Alumni Awards 2023 were also given to the Institute's alumni. Ashutosh Sabharwal (Professor, Rich University, Houston), Pawan Kumar Jain (MD, INOX Air Products), Nalin Shinghal (CMD, BHEL), Aarti Gupta (Professor, Princeton University), and Gurtej S Sandhu (Senior Fellow and VP, Micron Technology) are among the prominent alumni honorees.
Aayush Jain (Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh) and Ananth Govind Rajan (Assistant Professor, IISc Bengaluru) are the alumni chosen for the 'Graduates of Last Decade' (GOLD) award.
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