BRAOU 27th convocation will be held on October 7, with Dr BR Ambedkar Open University set to confer degrees, diplomas and certificates on 36,145 candidates. The ceremony will take place at the university campus in Hyderabad. Governor and university Chancellor Jishnu Dev Varma will preside over the event, while UGC Chairman Prof M Jagadesh Kumar will deliver the convocation address.

The university will also award gold medals, book prizes and PhD degrees to eligible candidates during the major academic ceremony this year.The university will confer undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma and certificate qualifications during the event. PhD scholars who have successfully completed their doctoral programmes will also receive their degrees.

BRAOU Recognises Academic Excellence With Gold Medals

BRAOU will recognise academic excellence by presenting gold medals and book prizes to students who demonstrated outstanding performance across its programmes. The October 7 convocation will also highlight the university’s role in providing open and distance education to students from diverse backgrounds, offering flexible learning opportunities for those unable to pursue conventional full-time university programmes.

For students asking how many candidates will receive qualifications at the BRAOU 27th convocation, the university has announced a total of 36,145 candidates across degree, diploma and certificate programmes.
Officials are making arrangements for the ceremony, with graduating students, faculty members, university authorities and invited guests expected to participate.

BRAOU has played an important role in expanding access to higher education through its open-learning model. Its programmes allow students to continue education while balancing employment, family responsibilities and other commitments.The BRAOU 27th convocation will therefore mark an important milestone for thousands of learners completing their academic journeys.With 36,145 candidates set to receive qualifications, the October 7 ceremony will highlight the university’s scale and its continuing role in providing accessible higher education through open and distance learning.