In the 102nd convocation of BHU, 113 medals will be awarded to 91 toppers of three academic sessions. Of these, 11 will get the Chancellor’s Medal, which comes in the category of the best. Gold medals will be given to 80 promising ones. Daughters dominate the list of medals. 63 daughters have made it to the list of 91. 28 boys have to receive medals.
BHU’s convocation will be held on December 10 after two years. Its preparations are going on fast. This time, degrees will be given to 35,832 graduate, postgraduate and research students who have passed in three academic sessions. The list of names of the students who received the medal has been released by the university administration on Tuesday. In 2022, 12,050 students have passed. In 2021, 12,032 and in 2020, 11,750 students passed the examination.
He will get the Chancellor’s Medal
year 2022
Bagish Ojha, Acharya Sankhyayog Final
Deepak Kumar Upadhyay, Acharya Vedanta Final
Abhinayak Mishra, Acharya Vedanta Final
Deepti Kapoor, Shastri Final.
year 2021
Apoorva, MSc Botany
Prashant Mishra, Master of Performing Art Final
Mithilesh Pandey, Acharya Ved Final
Ajay Krishna Tiwari, Acharya Ved
Bhadra Priya K, Bachelor of Performing Arts.
year 2020
Dheeraj Dwivedi, Acharya Astrology 93.8 percent
Devki Mishra, Shastri Final
Coat
In the National Education Policy, importance was given to Indian knowledge tradition, which is based on Sanskrit language. This will encourage research students of Sanskrit to innovate. Getting the highest number of Chancellor’s medals in the convocation ceremony will definitely increase the enthusiasm of the students.-Prof. Hariram Tripathi, Vice Chancellor, Sanskrit University
Whatever be the exam, all students should try to do better. Medals and titles received during studies are the precious gifts of student life. This motivates the students to keep moving forward.-Prof. Sudhir Kumar Jain, Vice Chancellor, BHU
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gold medal in
2022 (22 daughters in 31)
Bagish Ojha Acharya Sankhyayog , Deepak Kumar Upadhyay Acharya Vedanta, Abhinayak Mishra Acharya Vedanta, Deepti Kapoor Shastri Final, Ishan Ghosh Bachelor of Performing Arts Vocal, Abhishek Mishra, Harshita Mishra BSc Hons Chemistry, Anjali Singh MSc Botany, Himanshi Singh MSc Agro, Bhavya BSc Agriculture, Vidit Oberoi MSc Health Statistics, Ravi Kumar BSc Nursing, Priyanka Singh BPharm Ayurveda, Kanchan Rai MPharm Ayurveda, Ahana Chandra BDS, Bappaditya Bhattacharya MDS, Unnati Nigam MA Statistics, Diksha Priya Biwak Medical Laboratory, Nandini Bhattacharya MA Psychology, Anjali Agarwal BA Hons Psychology, Tanya Chandrayan BCom Hons, Tanishk Srivastava MCom, Pooja Kumari MBA Agri Business, Aditi Tiwari BEd, Vibhulina Mishra MEd, Akanksha Awasthi BA LLB Hons, Aditi Sharma LLM, Pragati LLM, Akanksha Pandey MSc Environmental Science, Vibhu Kapil BFA Applied Arts , Antara Chakraborty MFA Textile Design.
2021 (24 daughters in 31)
Apoorva MSc Botany, Prashant Mishra Master of Performing Arts, Mithilesh Pandey Acharya Ved, Ajay Krishan Tiwari Acharya Ved, Bhadra Priya K Bachelor of Performing Arts, Aman Kumar Pathak Shastri Final, Akanksha Kumari BSc Hons Geology, Paneeru Venela MSc Agriculture, Prajwal Rai BSc Agriculture, Kritika Srivastava MSc Health Statistics, Surbhi Bhagat, BSc Nursing, Akanksha Jaiswal BAMS Final, Komal Sharma MPharm Ayurveda, Trupti Jain BDS, Riya Garg MDS Final, Badri Vishal Pandey MA Sanskrit, Annaya Singh BA Hons Statistics, Ishu Gulati MA Psychology, Gini Kumari BA Hons Economics, Jasra Aftab BCom Hons, Pragya Jaiswal MCom, Swati Pandey MBA Agri Business, Disha Vetal BEd, Deepika Gupta BEd, Himalaya Putra Bhattacharya MEd, Niharika Mittal BA LLB, Aashi Sonik LLM, Chandni Kumari LLM, Meghomala Ghoshal MSc Environmental Science, Gaurav Kesharwani BFA Textile Design, Vaishali Verma MFA Textile Design.
2020 (17 daughters in 29)
Dheeraj Dwivedi Acharya Astrology 93.8%, Devki Mishra Shastri Final and Shreya Mishra Bachelor of Performing Art, Alankrita Rai Master of Performing Art, Soham Ghosh BSc Honors Chemistry, Sheena Taneja MCA Application Final, ZA Mitchell MSc Agriculture, Soil and Water Conservation, Sakshi Kumari BSc Agriculture Final , Aniket Kumar Singh MSc Health Statistics , Anand Shahi MBBS Final , Kanchan Rai BPharm , Vijayshree Satyapathi MD/MS Ayurveda , Varun Gupta BDS Final , Himani Painuli MDS Final , Abhishek Shukla MA Sanskrit Vipin Mishra BA Hons Arts , Surendra Gupta MA History, Nandini Bhattacharya, BA Hons Psychology, Tripti Mandhyayan BCom Hons, Jagriti Gupta MCom Final, Shreya Bhotika MBA, Shraddha Yadav BEd, Harshita Rai, BEd, Garima Tandon MEd, Isha Rai BA LLB, Pratyush Pandey LL.M 1 year, Ayush Agnihotri MSc Environmental Science, Nikhil Kumar Rai BFA Applied Arts and Ankita MFA.
Talk of the meritorious-
dream of becoming an assistant professor
Getting the Chancellor’s Medal is a major achievement in life. I dream of becoming an assistant professor in the future, for which I am doing research. Got 88 percent marks in graduation. Medal was also received from the department level. Only after this it was decided to perform better. Dheeraj Dwivedi, Acharya Astrology, Faculty of Sanskrit Vidya Dharma Vigyan
Promotion of classical music is the aim of life
The purpose of life is to propagate classical music. To complete it, she went to Kashi to study from Kerala. I am studying in flute playing. I am very happy to get the news of getting the Chancellor’s Medal. Will teach classical music to people in Kerala.-Bhadra Priya K, BPA, Faculty of Music and Performing Arts
It is a matter of pride to get Chancellor’s medal for the second time.
Received the Chancellor’s Medal in graduation in the year 2018. Since then, the preparation for post-graduation was started. This time also you are getting the Chancellor’s Medal. It is a matter of pride. At present, the presentation of programs organized at different places continues, but going forward I want to become an assistant professor. Prashant Mishra, MPA, Faculty of Music and Performing Arts
She went to Kashi to study classical studies from Odisha. Intended to become a doctor, but got attached to Sanskrit after class XII. Father’s dream was to pass in first class, which was fulfilled. Excited to get the medal. – Devki Mishra, Faculty of Classical Sanskrit Vidya Dharma Vigyan
at a glance
Total Medals 91
Chancellor’s Medal 11
gold medal 11
BHU Medal 79
Expansion
In the 102nd convocation of BHU, 113 medals will be awarded to 91 toppers of three academic sessions. Of these, 11 will get the Chancellor’s Medal, which comes in the category of the best. Gold medals will be given to 80 promising ones. Daughters dominate the list of medals. 63 daughters have made it to the list of 91. 28 boys have to receive medals.
BHU’s convocation will be held on December 10 after two years. Its preparations are going on fast. This time, degrees will be given to 35,832 graduate, postgraduate and research students who have passed in three academic sessions. The list of names of the students who received the medal has been released by the university administration on Tuesday. In 2022, 12,050 students have passed. In 2021, 12,032 and in 2020, 11,750 students passed the examination.
He will get the Chancellor’s Medal
year 2022
Bagish Ojha, Acharya Sankhyayog Final
Deepak Kumar Upadhyay, Acharya Vedanta Final
Abhinayak Mishra, Acharya Vedanta Final
Deepti Kapoor, Shastri Final.
year 2021
Apoorva, MSc Botany
Prashant Mishra, Master of Performing Art Final
Mithilesh Pandey, Acharya Ved Final
Ajay Krishna Tiwari, Acharya Ved
Bhadra Priya K, Bachelor of Performing Arts.
year 2020
Dheeraj Dwivedi, Acharya Astrology 93.8 percent
Devki Mishra, Shastri Final
Coat
In the National Education Policy, importance was given to Indian knowledge tradition, which is based on Sanskrit language. This will encourage research students of Sanskrit to innovate. Getting the highest number of Chancellor’s medals in the convocation ceremony will definitely increase the enthusiasm of the students.-Prof. Hariram Tripathi, Vice Chancellor, Sanskrit University
Whatever be the exam, all students should try to do better. Medals and titles received during studies are the precious gifts of student life. This motivates the students to keep moving forward.-Prof. Sudhir Kumar Jain, Vice Chancellor, BHU
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