Archive · 18 Jul 2026
Garden City University to Hold 8th Convocation
Garden City University is having its 8th Convocation on July 20 and 21.
They will give degrees to 1,275 students and honor 33 top students.
Four people will get Ph.D.
degrees.
Special guests like Dr. Shubha V. Iyengar and S. D. Shibulal will speak.
The university is also starting new courses in AI, Machine Learning, Law, and B.Ed.
Their campus has cool things like a solar power plant and a cricket stadium.
They have a special program where students can pay tuition after they get a job.
Garden City University will hold its 8th Convocation on July 20–21 at its Hoskote campus.
Degrees will be conferred on 1,275 undergraduate and postgraduate students from nine schools.
Four research scholars will receive Ph.D. degrees, and 33 rank holders will be honored.
Special guests include Dr. Shubha V. Iyengar, Dr. Durgadas, and Infosys co-founder S. D. Shibulal.
The university will introduce new programs in AI, Machine Learning, Law, and B.Ed. in the coming academic year.
- Who
- Garden City University, 1,275 graduates, Dr. Shubha V. Iyengar, Dr. Durgadas, S. D. Shibulal
- What
- 8th Convocation ceremony
- When
- July 20–21
- Where
- Students' Knowledge Park Campus, Hoskote
- Why
- To confer degrees on graduates and honor rank holders
Innovative Education
Traditional Education
Degree Conferment
Innovative Education
All 1,275 graduates will receive their degrees on stage, ensuring equal recognition.
Traditional Education
Traditional convocations often limit on-stage degree conferment to a select group of students.
- Date
- July 20–21
- Location
- Students' Knowledge Park Campus, Hoskote
- Number of Graduates
- 1,275
- Ph.D. Recipients
- 4
- Rank Holders Honored
- 33
- Inaugural Speaker
- Dr. Shubha V. Iyengar
- Chief Guest on July 20
- Dr. Durgadas
- Chief Guest on July 21
- S. D. Shibulal
- New Courses
- AI, Machine Learning, Law, B.Ed.
- Campus Features
- Rainwater harvesting, solar power plant, cricket stadium, robotics labs
- Student Body
- 4,000 students, including international students from 80+ countries