VIT Bhopal 7th Convocation: 31 STARS Scheme Rural Students to Graduate

VIT Bhopal 7th Convocation: 31 STARS Scheme Rural Students to Graduate

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New Delhi, Updated on Oct 3, 2026 00:14 IST
VIT Bhopal University is set to honor 31 rural scholars from its STARS initiative during its 7th Annual Convocation on October 3, 2026. The STARS Scheme by VIT fully funds top-performing students from underprivileged backgrounds across Madhya Pradesh, bridging the gap between talent and higher education. The graduating class includes students from

VIT University, Bhopal is set to award degrees to 31 rural students under its STARS (Support the Advancement of Rural Students) in VIT Bhopal 7th convocation. Read full story below to about the VIT Bhopal 7th convocation and placement insights. 

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VIT Bhopal 7th Convocation: 31 STARS Scheme Rural Students to Graduate

VIT Bhopal University is set to honor 31 rural scholars from its STARS initiative during its 7th Annual Convocation on October 3, 2026. The STARS Scheme by VIT fully funds top-performing students from underprivileged backgrounds across Madhya Pradesh, bridging the gap between talent and higher education. The graduating class includes students from undergraduate and postgraduate courses in engineering, science, and management. Launched in 2019, under the vision of Chancellor Dr. G. Vishwanathan, the STARS scheme supports bright students from economically weaker and rural backgrounds. Since its inception, 255 students have gained admission to VIT University, Bhopal through its program. 

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About VIT Bhopal STARS Scheme

The STARS Scheme selects top-performing students (male and female) from each district of Madhya Pradesh. The main objective of the scheme is to help them focus entirely on their studies. The initiative provides a 100% tuition fee waiver, free lodging and food, healthcare support and academic mentorship.

Highlighting the impact of the scheme, Ms. Kadhambari S.Vishwanathan stated: “Talent is evenly distributed across India, but opportunity is not.” STARS was built to close that distance completely. These 31 graduates are proof that when you remove the barriers, merit speaks for itself. 

VIT Bhopal 7th Convocation: 2026 COHORT Session

The 2026 COHORT session, studied high-demand tech fields, such as Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Gaming Technology, E-Commerce technology and Cloud computing. Their hardwork has translated to career success, securing job placements with global companies including Pay Pal, PwC, Bosch, TCS, ZS Associates, etc. 

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Aman Rahangdale, a B.Tech CSE graduate placed at PayPal, shared, "STARS gave me the chance to focus entirely on learning. The guidance from faculty helped me secure a role at PayPal, something I once thought was out of reach." 

By combining financial relief with industry-driven education, VIT Bhopal continues to empower talented youth from rural areas, building a bridge between merit and top career opportunities. 

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