IIIT Delhi to hold 15th convocation on November 3, confer degrees on 830 graduates
Suviral Shukla | October 27, 2026 | 12:53 PM IST | 2 mins read
Students from the MTech department, will be awarded degrees in computer science and engineering, electronics and communications engineering, and computational biology.
The Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT Delhi) will organise its 15th convocation on November 3 and confer degrees to 830 students. The institute will also present awards to 22 undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), and doctoral students.
The information technology institute will confer degrees across multiple specializations, such as, for btech programmes, students will be awarded degrees in computer science and engineering, electronics and communications engineering, computer science and applied mathematics, computer science and design, computer science and social sciences, computer science and artificial intelligence, computer science and biosciences, and electronics and vlsi engineering.
Those under the MTech department, will be awarded degrees in computer science and engineering, electronics and communications engineering, and computational biology.
IIIT Delhi to present awards, honours to outstanding students
The doctoral graduates will represent fields such as computational biology, human-centered design, mathematics, electronics and communications engineering, and social sciences and humanities.
“These honours celebrate academic excellence, research contributions, and exceptional performance across diverse areas. IIIT-Delhi’s 15th convocation serves not only as a milestone marking the completion of 15 years of academic journeys but also as an occasion to celebrate the diverse accomplishments and achievements of the graduating students,” the institute said.
The Institute will also recognize the achievements of outstanding students through a range of prestigious awards and honours.
The Chancellor’s Gold Medal, Institute Silver Medals, distinctions for all-round excellence, awards for the Best Bachelor’s Thesis Project, the Gold Medal for outstanding achievement in MTech, thesis awards, and PhD dissertation prizes will also be awarded to students.
The event will be attended by the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi and IIIT-Delhi Chancellor Sh. Taranjit Singh Sandhu, along with Sh. Rajiv Kumar, Managing Director and President of the Microsoft India Development Center (IDC) and Corporate Vice President of the OPG India Group as the chief guest, IIIT-Delhi’s Director Prof. Sandeep Sen, Board of Governors’ Chairperson Prof. Rajesh Srivastava, faculty, staff, and families of the graduates.
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