Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Krishna University Vice-Chancellor Urges Students to Become All-Rounders
Prof Koona Ramji spoke to new students at Nalanda Degree College’s Freshers’ Day.
He said students should learn many kinds of skills, not just one.
He believes this can help them succeed in a competitive world.
Students also performed cultural programmes at the event.
Ramji said Krishna University adds new courses and encourages colleges to teach skills that can help students find work.
He said the university has about 150 affiliated colleges.
Nalanda’s leaders said they focus on both classroom learning and practical skills.
They also said they help students prepare for jobs.
Krishna University Vice-Chancellor Prof Koona Ramji urged students to build skills in diverse fields and become all-rounders.
He spoke at Nalanda Degree College’s Freshers’ Day celebrations at Tummalapalli Kalakshetram in Vijayawada on Tuesday.
Students performed cultural programmes that received an enthusiastic response from the audience.
Ramji said Krishna University introduces courses and encourages affiliated colleges to offer programmes linked to emerging job opportunities.
Nalanda representatives said the college focuses on education, communication, subject knowledge, job-oriented skills and employment opportunities.
- Who
- Krishna University Vice-Chancellor Prof Koona Ramji, Nalanda Degree College students and representatives.
- What
- Ramji advised students to develop diverse skills and become all-rounders at the college’s Freshers’ Day celebrations.
- When
- Tuesday; the article does not give a date.
- Where
- Tummalapalli Kalakshetram, Vijayawada.
- Why
- Ramji said students need diverse skills to succeed in a highly competitive world.
- Event
- Nalanda Degree College Freshers’ Day
- Venue
- Tummalapalli Kalakshetram, Vijayawada
- Guest speaker
- Krishna University Vice-Chancellor Prof Koona Ramji
- Krishna University affiliates
- Around 150 colleges
- Affiliated government colleges
- Nine
- Affiliated autonomous colleges
- Nine
- College principal
- M Anuradha