RV University, a next-gen liberal education institution, inaugurated its academic year with Navodaya 2025, warmly welcoming over 2,000 new students across eight interdisciplinary schools. This marked a significant milestone with the announcement of a new campus opening in Nanjangud, Mysore by 2026.
The ceremony saw participation from top leaders in academia and business. Dr. M.R. Jayaram, Chancellor of MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences and Chairman of Gokula Education Foundation, graced the morning session as Chief Guest, urging students to build strong foundations for future-readiness.
The noon session featured Prof. (Dr.) M.K. Sridhar, Member of UGC and former Chancellor of Chanakya University, who encouraged students to think innovatively and drive meaningful change.
Dr. (h.c.) AVS Murthy, Chancellor of RV University, highlighted the university’s vision of nurturing future leaders through value-based, interdisciplinary education. Dr. MP Shyam, President of Rashtreeya Sikshana Samithi Trust, presided over the afternoon session, along with other key dignitaries from the RSST and RVU leadership.
Prof. (Dr.) Dwarika Prasad Uniyal, Vice Chancellor (i/c), shared exciting updates including the launch of a world-class Career Opportunity Center in June 2025, equipped with tech labs for over 350 students. He emphasized the university’s focus on developing socially conscious, globally equipped professionals.
RVU now boasts nine schools, 27+ degree programs, and continues to push for gender inclusion, with female students making up 20% of the cohort.
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Merit scholarships were awarded to top-performing students, and vibrant cultural performances by current batches set the tone for the dynamic university life ahead. A week-long orientation, including RVU Santhe—an academic fair on July 29-30—will help students explore clubs, electives, and faculty across schools.
RV University remains committed to shaping well-rounded individuals ready to challenge norms and lead across disciplines.
