Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Graduation Ceremonies Focus on Jobs, Innovation in Engineering
Two engineering colleges recently held graduation ceremonies.
Former CJI N.V. Ramana spoke at one, urging students to do research and create new things with technology.
He also shared concerns that it's getting harder for engineering graduates to find jobs.
Another college gave out degrees to 632 students, and recognized over 500 graduates who got jobs.
Speakers encouraged the graduates to use their skills to help society.
Former CJI N.V. Ramana encouraged engineering students to focus on research and innovation.
Ramana noted a recent report indicating only 10% of engineering graduates are likely to find jobs.
RVR & JC College of Engineering held its 10th Graduation Day, where Ramana spoke.
BVCEC held Graduation Day and Achievers' Day, awarding B.Tech degrees to 632 students.
At BVCEC, over 500 graduates were recognized for securing placements in various companies.
- Who
- Former CJI N.V. Ramana and various college officials and guests.
- What
- Graduation ceremonies and discussions about engineering job prospects and the importance of research.
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- RVR & JC College of Engineering in Chowdavaram and BVCEC in Odalarevu
- Why
- To celebrate graduation and address the students on career prospects and future directions.
Concerns
Opportunities
Job Market for Engineers
Concerns
Decreasing placement rates and job prospects
Opportunities
Efforts should be made to encourage research and innovation.
- Speaker (RVR & JC)
- Former CJI N.V. Ramana
- Event (RVR & JC)
- 10th Graduation Day
- Location (RVR & JC)
- RVR & JC Engineering College, Chowdavaram
- Engineering Graduates Likely to Get Jobs
- 10%
- Event (BVCEC)
- Graduation Day and Achievers' Day
- BVCEC Graduates awarded B.Tech
- 632
- BVCEC Graduates with Placements
- 500+
