Deoghar: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Deoghar is gearing up for its second convocation on Saturday, 10 October. The event will mark the culmination of a variety of medical and nursing programmes, heralding a new chapter for the graduating cohort.

Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan to Serve as Chief Guest

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

Additional dignitaries such as Godda MP Dr. Nishikant Dubey and Rajya Sabha member Pradip Kumar Varma are also slated to address the gathering, offering inspiration to the newly minted professionals.

Degrees Across Five Core Programmes

The ceremony will confer degrees to graduates from the following five streams 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 postgraduate medical degree.
  • MS: Master of Surgery, a postgraduate surgical qualification.

In addition to the degree recipients, eleven outstanding students will be recognized for their exemplary academic performance, reflecting the institute’s dedication to excellence.

Logistical Preparations in Full Swing

With the Vice President’s attendance confirmed, AIIMS Deoghar’s administration has accelerated its planning. District authorities are reviewing security measures, traffic management, and other logistical aspects to ensure a smooth event.

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

A Milestone for the Young Institute

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

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

Conclusion

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