Deoghar: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Deoghar will hold its second convocation on Saturday, 10 October, marking a landmark moment for the institute’s burgeoning cohort of medical and nursing graduates.

Vice‑President C.P. Radhakrishnan to Head the Ceremony

India’s Vice‑President, C.P. Radhakrishnan, has confirmed his participation as the chief guest. He will be accompanied by Jharkhand Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar and Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Prataprao Jadhav, both invited as distinguished guests.

Additional dignitaries include Godda MP Dr. Nishikant Dubey and Rajya Sabha member Pradip Kumar Varma, who will address the assembly and share words of inspiration with the new professionals.

Degrees to Be Conferred Across Five Core Disciplines

The ceremony will award degrees to graduates from the following programmes offered at AIIMS Deoghar:

  • MBBS: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.
  • BSc Nursing: Undergraduate nursing qualification.
  • MSc Nursing: Post‑graduate nursing programme.
  • MD: Doctor of Medicine, a post‑graduate medical degree.
  • MS: Master of Surgery, a post‑graduate surgical qualification.

In addition to the degree recipients, eleven meritorious students will be specially recognised for their exemplary academic records, underscoring the institute’s dedication to excellence.

Logistics and Security in Full Gear

With the Vice‑President’s presence confirmed, AIIMS Deoghar’s administration has stepped up planning efforts. District authorities are reviewing security arrangements, traffic flow, and other operational details to guarantee a smooth event.

Close coordination between the institute and local officials aims to provide a seamless experience for dignitaries, graduates, and their families alike.

A Milestone for a Young Institution

This second convocation highlights AIIMS Deoghar’s rapid expansion and its pivotal role in nurturing future healthcare leaders. The institute extends heartfelt congratulations to the graduates, urging them to uphold professionalism, compassion, and dedication in their forthcoming careers.

The ceremony not only celebrates years of rigorous study but also reinforces the graduates’ duty to strengthen India’s healthcare system and serve the nation’s wellbeing.

Conclusion

On 10 October, AIIMS Deoghar’s convocation will honour graduates from five medical and nursing programmes, spotlight eleven high‑achieving scholars, and feature Vice‑President C.P. Radhakrishnan as chief guest—a vivid reminder of the indispensable contribution of trained health professionals to society.