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  • Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU) recently distributed original degree certificates to 700 successful students at a ceremony held at Mangaldai College (Autonomous)

Mangaldai witnessed a significant academic milestone on Friday as the Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU) conferred original degree certificates upon 700 successful students. The formal distribution ceremony took place at the auditorium of Mangaldai College (Autonomous), which serves as a vital study centre for KKHSOU. This grand event celebrated the culmination of years of dedicated hard work for students who pursued both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes through the open university system.

Professor Rajendra Prasad Das, the esteemed Vice-Chancellor of KKHSOU, graced the occasion as the chief guest. He personally presented the certificates, underscoring the university's unwavering commitment to making higher education accessible across the state. The jubilant atmosphere reflected the profound sense of achievement among the graduates and their families.

The successful completion of these degrees by hundreds of students from the Mangaldai region highlights the growing reach and effectiveness of open and distance learning initiatives. KKHSOU plays a crucial role in providing flexible educational opportunities to individuals who might otherwise face barriers to traditional on-campus learning. By empowering them with formal qualifications, the university significantly enhances their career prospects and contributes to the overall intellectual capital of Assam. This ceremony not only marked a personal triumph for the graduates but also reinforced the university's broader mission to foster an educated and skilled populace throughout the state.


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