Over 200,000 students to receive IGNOU degrees
New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) will award degrees and diplomas to about 215,000 students April 2, a varsity official said on Thursday.
"It will be our 22nd convocation ceremony. Apart from the degrees and diplomas, 78 students from across the country will be honored with gold medals," the IGNOU official added.
A total of 6,628 students including 12 gold medalists from Delhi will receive their degrees and diplomas. Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal will be the chief guest.
The ceremony will be held at Sanchar Kendra at the IGNOU headquarters.
All students who have passed their Master, Bachelor and Diploma examinations held in December 2009 and June 2010 are eligible for award of degrees/ diplomas.
A committee for Liaison, Transport and Accommodation etc. constituted by Vice Chancellor V.N. Rajasekharan Pillai resolved that five mini buses and 20 Gramin Sewa vehicles would be engaged for providing transportation to the students and guests who attend the 22nd convocation.
The pick-up points will be Saket Metro Station and Saket (Traffic Court, Near Anupam Apartment).
Students who have registered for getting their degree certificates in person at convocation will be eligible to attend the convocation at New Delhi and at the respective regional centres.
The main function will be held at New Delhi for award of gold medals, degrees and diplomas to eligible students and simultaneously at all its regional centres across India through teleconferencing mode.
"It will be our 22nd convocation ceremony. Apart from the degrees and diplomas, 78 students from across the country will be honored with gold medals," the IGNOU official added.
A total of 6,628 students including 12 gold medalists from Delhi will receive their degrees and diplomas. Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal will be the chief guest.
The ceremony will be held at Sanchar Kendra at the IGNOU headquarters.
All students who have passed their Master, Bachelor and Diploma examinations held in December 2009 and June 2010 are eligible for award of degrees/ diplomas.
A committee for Liaison, Transport and Accommodation etc. constituted by Vice Chancellor V.N. Rajasekharan Pillai resolved that five mini buses and 20 Gramin Sewa vehicles would be engaged for providing transportation to the students and guests who attend the 22nd convocation.
The pick-up points will be Saket Metro Station and Saket (Traffic Court, Near Anupam Apartment).
Students who have registered for getting their degree certificates in person at convocation will be eligible to attend the convocation at New Delhi and at the respective regional centres.
The main function will be held at New Delhi for award of gold medals, degrees and diplomas to eligible students and simultaneously at all its regional centres across India through teleconferencing mode.
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