The ITM University Gwalior has made Madhya Pradesh proud by winning third prizes in the 39th AIU National Youth Festival which was held between March 10-14, 2026 at the Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai. The event, organised by the Association of Indian Universities, attracted almost 30 teams representing the eight national zones and all the best cultural and literary talents in India.
ITM University has a team of nine students who excelled in both Music and Literary categories. Mr. Devansh Mishra, the BCA III Year student, won the Third Prize in Light Vocal Solo Singing and in Solo Indian Classical Music in the Music segment. The accompanists, Mr. Anunay Sharma on Tabla and Mr. Rudransh Shukla on Harmonium, contributed to his great performances with a perfect collaboration.
The literary category was also a success and Ms. Akanksha Singh and Mr. Mayank Dubey (B.Tech CSE) won Third Prize in English Debate. Their sharp arguments stood out in tough competition, which showcased ITM's focus on comprehensive development.
The team was headed by Dr. Satish Kumar (SOAG) and under the guidance of the Dean Student Welfare, Dr. Geetanjali Surange who instilled team spirit of ITM University which is a combination of academic excellence and cultural excellence. It was praised by hon'ble dignitaries and faculty who termed it as a testament to the nurturing environment in the university.
This national status strengthens the image of ITM University, Gwalior as a comprehensive education. Outside the classrooms, it also encourages the use of creativity skills via festivals, debates and music- equipping students in the leadership positions. ITM is a high standard among the Gwalior and MP students who aspire to have a balanced campus life.
The success has created a buzz among the prospective undergraduates, particularly in BCA and B.Tech CSE courses. ITM still demonstrates why it is such a popular choice for cultural vibrancy as well as technical training
ITM University Gwalior Shines at 39th AIU National Youth Festival 2026
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