First-Year Inauguration Ceremony 2026–2027 at Don Bosco Polytechnic College 17.06.26

Don Bosco Polytechnic College warmly welcomed its new batch of first-year students for the Academic Year 2026–2027 through a memorable and inspiring Inauguration Ceremony. The event was attended by students and their parents, marking the beginning of an important phase in their technical education and career journey.

The program commenced with a cordial reception, followed by an introduction to the college’s vision, mission, academic excellence, and student-centred learning environment. Faculty members and staff extended a warm welcome to the students and their families, highlighting the institution’s commitment to discipline, technical competence, character formation, and holistic development.

The Secretary, Rev. Fr. Dr C.M. Varghese, and the Principal, Rev. Fr. J. John Joseph of the college, addressed the gathering, motivating students to pursue their goals with dedication and make the most of the opportunities available to them. They emphasised the importance of technical education in shaping future professionals and assured parents of the college’s commitment to providing quality education and comprehensive student support.

Parents were introduced to the various diploma programs offered by the college, along with its modern infrastructure, advanced laboratory facilities, well-equipped workshops, library resources, and student support services. Information regarding academic regulations, training and placement opportunities, industry collaborations, and career prospects was also shared. The session provided an excellent opportunity for students and parents to interact with faculty members and gain a deeper understanding of the college community.

The inauguration ceremony marked the beginning of a new chapter for the students, fostering confidence, motivation, and a sense of belonging. Don Bosco Polytechnic College extends its best wishes to all first-year students for a successful, productive, and enriching academic journey during the Academic Year 2026–2027.