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Tech college hosts graduation day, 956 students get degrees

Educational Laxman Reddy Institute of Technology (MLRIT) went a step ahead and held its graduation day as educational institutions prepared to close again almost a year after the COVID-19 pandemic closed.

At the first graduation ceremony since the lockdown, 956 Batch 2020 students received their B.Tech, MBA and M.Tech certificates at the event attended by Ravi Kumar Puli, member of the State Council for Science and Technology in Telangana.

There was an atmosphere of pride and excitement as students of traditional academic regalia received their certificates in the presence of family members, friends, faculty members, and other corporate dignitaries.

Marri Rajashekar Reddy, secretary of the MLRIT, said the institute received NBA Tier I accreditation and NAAC grade A.

Director K. Srinivasa Rao, Treasurer Marri Mamatha Reddy, and faculty members attended the ceremony.

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