RTMNU’s 109th convocation on 25th; all girls to receive highest number of medals

 

 

 

The 109th convocation of Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University (RTMNU) will, for the first time, witness all girls receiving highest number of medals. In most convocations of the university girls always outshine boys, but this time it is all girls, no boy. The convocation will be held on May 25 at 10 am at Kavivarya Suresh Bhat Hall. Uday Samant, Maharashtra’s Higher and Technical Education Minister will deliver convocation address while Chancellor Bhagat Singh Koshyari will preside over the function.

Aparajita Arunkumar Gupta of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Law College, conducted by RTMNU will get 8 medals and two prizes. Aparajita who has topped in entire university scored the highest marks in BA LLB (five years course). Aarju Baig of G H Raisoni Institute of Information Technology has bagged 7 gold medals in MBA examination. Nidhi Amar Sahu of Institute of Science will be receiving 4 medals in this convocation for scoring the highest marks in M.Sc (Chemistry). Shubhangi Devdas Dhargave, a student of Dr Madhukarrao Wasnik PWS College has secured 4 gold medals and one prize as she got the highest marks in MA (Marathi). The fifth student who will receive 4 gold medals and one prize is Shriya Shrikant Nandagawli who has done her MA from Dr Ambedkar Thought Department of RTMNU. She secured highest marks in MA (Dr Ambedkar Thought). Rupali Arunrao Hiwase of Post Graduate Teaching Department of Education, RTMNU, is the sixth girl who is in the list of girls securing the highest marks in M.Ed and will receive 4 gold medals and one prize. Dr Dayaram Lalwani will be honoured with Doctor of Letters, the highest degree. Students who have cleared Winter 2020 and Summer 2021 examinations will get their degrees in this convocation. In the convocation 531 students will receive Ph.D while 77,678 students will be conferred Graduation and Post Graduation degrees. There will be 110 meritorious students will receive 189 medals and prizes including 151 Gold medals, 9 Silver medals and 20 prizes.