Rafomac News, Tech & Trends That MatterGraduation day brought pride and celebration for students at Sathyabama University, with shining achievements and heartfelt thanks marking the milestone. Among them, Deepika received a gold medal, proving hard work pays off.
Gold medals and first-class honours light up the day
Deepika, a BCA student at Sathyabama University, could barely contain her pride on graduation day. Receiving a gold medal from the college, she expressed shock and gratitude — especially towards her mentors Vishal sir, Devi Foundation, and Richard sir. Their guidance had been a cornerstone for her achievement.
Not far behind, Devi Arakattalai celebrated graduating with first-class distinction in BSc Computer Science. Her achievement is tied closely with the unwavering support of Devi Foundation and Sathyabama’s ECE Department.
Mentorship and foundation support create pathways
The video reveals multiple success stories, including BTech Chemical Engineering graduate Vishal Saro, who also passed with first class. All the graduates credited the foundation’s guidance and their university’s encouragement, highlighting a shared narrative of determination and support.
These students’ triumphs are more than individual accomplishments — they represent how structured mentoring and community backing can transform dreams into degrees.
A memorable celebration of milestones achieved
The celebrations overflowed with emotions, music, and a sense of achievement that marked a chapter closing and a new path opening. Every graduate carried not just a degree but a story of dedication, hope, and resilience.
For many, this moment isn’t just a personal victory but a tribute to the mentors, foundations, and institutions that made it possible. Sathyabama University’s class of 2026 is proof that with guidance and perseverance, success is within reach.
