President Droupadi Murmu’s participation in the 21st convocation ceremony of NIT Jalandhar promises to be a highlight for aspiring engineers across Punjab. As the chief guest, she will award degrees to hundreds of graduates, spotlighting the institute’s role in India’s engineering ecosystem.
Established decades ago, NIT Jalandhar has produced alumni who lead in sectors from IT to manufacturing. This convocation comes at a time when the demand for skilled engineers is skyrocketing, driven by initiatives like Digital India and Make in India. The President’s presence elevates the event, offering graduates a rare opportunity to receive honors directly from the nation’s first citizen.
In her speech, President Murmu is expected to dwell on themes of innovation, ethics in technology, and women’s empowerment in STEM fields—areas close to her heart. Recent data shows NIT Jalandhar’s impressive placement records, with top companies recruiting over 80% of eligible students.
Preparations are in full swing, with the campus buzzing with excitement. Security has been tightened, and live streaming arrangements ensure wider reach. This convocation isn’t just a farewell for students; it’s a launchpad for their careers, blessed by presidential recognition.
