GD Goenka University to Honour International Graduating Class of 2026 at Special Convocation Ceremony

GD Goenka University celebrates the achievements of its International Graduating Class of 2026 with a Special Convocation Ceremony on July 2, 2026, recognising the academic accomplishments of students from across the globe.

The ceremony marks an important milestone for the university's international student community, bringing together graduates who have completed their academic journey at GD Goenka University after years of learning, perseverance, and personal growth.

Adding significance to the occasion, Shri Sevala Naik Mude, IFS, Additional Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs (Central & West Africa Division), graced the event as the Chief Guest.

According to the university, the special convocation reflects its commitment to fostering a globally connected learning environment where students from diverse cultural backgrounds come together to pursue higher education and prepare for their future careers.

The International Graduating Class of 2026 represents students from Zimbabwe, Benin, Togo, Malawi, Ivory Coast, Rwanda, Bangladesh, Botswana, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Namibia, Lesotho, Tanzania, Sudan, Russia, Nigeria, Nepal, South Sudan, and South Africa, highlighting the university's diverse international student community.

The university said the ceremony  celebrates not only academic achievement but also the shared experiences of students who have studied in a multicultural environment, reflecting the institution's vision of connecting cultures and nurturing future-ready graduates.

The Special Convocation Ceremony also underscores GD Goenka University's emphasis on international education and global engagement by bringing together students from multiple countries on a common platform to commemorate their graduation.

With graduates representing different regions of the world, the event stands as a celebration of diversity, academic excellence, and cross-cultural learning, reinforcing the university's vision of preparing students to "Thrive. For Life."