ARCITE proudly announces the Convocation Ceremony 2025 in Kochi, honouring the successful completion and achievements of students from the 2024–2025 batches. The event celebrates academic excellence, professional growth, and the transition of students into promising careers in engineering and technical domains. The ceremony will be graced by distinguished chief guests Mr. John Mathew Sebastian, DGM & Head of Talent Acquisition at V-Guard Industries Ltd, and Mr. Sante P Augustine, Sub Inspector of Police, Kadavanthra Police Station, Kochi, adding significance and inspiration to the occasion. Scheduled on Sunday, April 6, 2025, at Lions Community Hall, Kochi, the ARCITE Convocation Ceremony reflects the institute’s commitment to recognizing student success and fostering industry-ready professionals.

ARCITE proudly celebrated academic excellence and student achievements at the ARCITE Convocation Ceremony 2025, a landmark event recognizing the dedication and success of graduating students. The ceremony was honored by the presence of Mr. John Mathew Sebastian, DGM & Head of Talent Acquisition and Employee Experience at V-Guard Industries Ltd, whose participation added immense value and inspiration to the occasion. His insights into industry expectations and professional growth motivated students as they prepare to embark on their careers in engineering and technical fields. Events like these reflect ARCITE’s commitment to nurturing industry-ready professionals through quality education, skill development, and strong industry connections.

The ARCITE Convocation Ceremony 2025 was further enriched by the esteemed presence of Mr. Sante P Augustine, Sub Inspector of Police, Kadavanthara Police Station, Kochi, as a special guest. His dedication to public service and commitment to community safety served as a source of inspiration for graduating students. The event highlighted ARCITE’s values of discipline, responsibility, and leadership, reinforcing the importance of ethical conduct and social commitment alongside professional and technical excellence. Such interactions encourage students to become not only skilled professionals but also responsible citizens.