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Indian Maritime University Celebrates 11th Convocation; 1,993 Students Graduate
Prof. Malini Shankar, former Vice-Chancellor of IMU, (sitting) with other IMU officials

Indian Maritime University Celebrates 11th Convocation; 1,993 Students Graduate

The Indian Maritime University (IMU), a premier Central University dedicated to maritime education, training and research, held its 11th Convocation Ceremony at the University’s headquarters in Chennai, celebrating the academic achievements of graduating students from its campuses and affiliated institutes.

The event brought together graduates, faculty members, university officials and members of the maritime community to mark an important milestone in the professional journeys of the graduating students. The event was attended by Prof. Malini Shankar, former Vice-Chancellor of IMU, and Shri L. K. Sudhish, Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha

A total of 1,993 students graduated from the University, including 1,605 seafarers, reflecting IMU’s contribution to developing skilled maritime professionals for India and the global shipping industry. The graduates are poised to apply their knowledge and skills across shipping, ports, maritime logistics and other related sectors.

The convocation recognised the dedication and academic achievements of the graduating cohort and highlighted the importance of academic rigour, specialised training and research in preparing professionals for the evolving requirements of the maritime sector. The degree distribution included 13 gold medals and 11 silver medals. The figures also listed 329 graduates and four PhD scholars.

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