Annual convocation of Mangalore University on April 10
The Hindu
“Only gold medal winners, first rank holders and those who will receive their Ph.D. certificates will be allowed to attend the convocation in person in view of the COVID-19 situation,” Vice-Chancellor P. S. Yadapadithaya said.
Mangalore University will conduct its 39th annual convocation on its Mangalagangotri campus on April 10, according to its Vice-Chancellor P. S. Yadapadithaya. “Only gold medal winners, first rank holders and those who will receive their Ph.D. certificates will be allowed to attend the convocation in person in view of the COVID-19 situation,” he told The Hindu. The parents will not be allowed inside the Mangala auditorium where the convocation will be conducted from 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. The convocation proceedings will be streamed live on big screens outside the auditorium for parents to see, he said.
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