At the bright graduation of the medical faculty!
On June 22, an important event took place in the large assembly hall of the main building of KRSU – awarding diplomas to graduate students who studied in English for 6 years! This year, KRSU Faculty of Medicine graduated 66 Indian students who have completed a full course of study in the specialty «General Medicine».
And now yesterday’s students are behind them in their studies, sessions, delays, unlearned lessons, speeches in student clubs and conferences. And adult life has already begun for them, and new friends, events, and achievements lie ahead. Prom – is a special celebration, bright, colorful, unforgettable, marking the transition to the next stage of life. Boys in formal suits, girls in ball gowns – their faces radiate youth, vulnerability, but at the same time composure and severity...
The ceremonial part of the event opened under the congratulations and parting words of Vice-Rector for International Relations L. Sydykova. She was supported by the dean of the medical faculty, R. Karaeva, who read out the order and, to applause, the children were awarded diplomas. It's nice that 4 students completed their studies with excellent results. Thus, Victor Rangsnamey, Farhin Ayaz, Sada Shivam Ajith Kumar and Gangula Bhavyanjali received special certificates!
17 people were awarded certificates for diligent study and active participation in scientific and public life. And absolutely all students received memorable gifts from the contractor company. Representatives of the Department of Therapy №2 specialties «General Medicine» walked onto the stage with particular excitement for the congratulatory speech. K. Jailobaeva, Z. Rajapova and J. Mamasaidov congratulated the students on graduating from the university, especially noting Gangula Bhavyanjali, Manchukonda Yashwanthnadh, Kuncham Lalitha, Farhin Ayaz, Victora Rangsnamey, Sishta Aditya. These are those students who, with trepidation in their souls, actively attended the student club at the above-mentioned department for 4.5 and 6 years of study, wrote their first scientific works, and presented them at conferences at various levels.
Their fellow students studying in their junior years congratulated the graduates with melodic songs and dynamic dances.
Graduates did not stand aside either. They said words of gratitude to their teachers. Thus, Victor Rangsnamey in his song with a guitar spoke about the life of medical students and expressed gratitude to his teachers and friends.
I would like to believe that our graduate guys will achieve great success in life and the knowledge they received at KRSU will help them with this. Good luck!
