SASTRA graduates told to think big, take risk and remain humble
Dalmia encouraged graduates to think big, take risk and remain humble in their career development path.
"India's transition from a a fragile economy to the fourth largest economy is a signal for responsible growth and sustainable development which needs to be enriched with financial & human capital, both of which are in the rising curve," said Dalmia.
More than 4,200 students were conferred UG, PG & PhD, degrees in engineering, sciences, management, law, educations and arts. The founder-chancellor's best doctoral thesis awards for engineering, sciences and non-STEM disciplines were awarded to Jayanth Sharma, S Harshavardhan and Amrith Bhargav respectively.
The best outgoing BTech graduate awards in boys and girls category were presented to Adhappan Vishnu (CSE) and Lalitha Tejaswi (CS - AI & DS) respectively.
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