<p>The entire atmosphere was joyous with the students expressing gait and confidence. The girls were dressed in green and peach coloured saris while the boys attired themselves in blazers. They eagerly waited for their turns to collect the certificates. <br /><br />The programme began with the National Anthem after which, some of the <br />students danced to a famous number of S P Balasubramanium, Sadhaneye <br />Paramapada. <br /><br />The enthralling performance symbolised that everything could be achieved through perseverance and knowledge. <br /><br />The students had a candle light session which epitomised the dispelling of darkness to welcome the pure light of knowledge and truth. <br /><br />Both the tenth standard and second PU students had the graduation ceremony together. <br /><br />The occasion proved to be a milestone in their lives as it stood testimony to their achievements and endeavours. The parents, who were present at the graduation ceremony, were an elated lot to see their children graduating with smiles on their faces. <br /><br />The outgoing students also shared their experiences about their college, teachers, friends and juniors who will miss them once they pass out.<br /><br />Jeffery, a second PU student said, “It’s a fabulous experience to graduate from this college. I feel so proud to be an alumnus of this institution. The times I have spent here will remain etched in my memory forever.”<br /><br />Smitha V, another PU student said. “It is certainly a very memorable moment for me. In fact my parents are the happiest as I’m graduating from this school. The values I received from this college will go a long way in my professional and personal life for sure.” <br /><br />Karan Gupta, a tenth standard student, was rejoicing the moment as well. “On one hand, I’m happy that I’m going out to meet new people and discover a new world but on the other hand, I feel extremely sad to leave this school and the lovely teachers who have treated us like their own children. Physically, I may be away but mentally, I will always be here. I’m grateful to the school for all the strength and love it has showered upon me till date,” he said.</p>
<p>The entire atmosphere was joyous with the students expressing gait and confidence. The girls were dressed in green and peach coloured saris while the boys attired themselves in blazers. They eagerly waited for their turns to collect the certificates. <br /><br />The programme began with the National Anthem after which, some of the <br />students danced to a famous number of S P Balasubramanium, Sadhaneye <br />Paramapada. <br /><br />The enthralling performance symbolised that everything could be achieved through perseverance and knowledge. <br /><br />The students had a candle light session which epitomised the dispelling of darkness to welcome the pure light of knowledge and truth. <br /><br />Both the tenth standard and second PU students had the graduation ceremony together. <br /><br />The occasion proved to be a milestone in their lives as it stood testimony to their achievements and endeavours. The parents, who were present at the graduation ceremony, were an elated lot to see their children graduating with smiles on their faces. <br /><br />The outgoing students also shared their experiences about their college, teachers, friends and juniors who will miss them once they pass out.<br /><br />Jeffery, a second PU student said, “It’s a fabulous experience to graduate from this college. I feel so proud to be an alumnus of this institution. The times I have spent here will remain etched in my memory forever.”<br /><br />Smitha V, another PU student said. “It is certainly a very memorable moment for me. In fact my parents are the happiest as I’m graduating from this school. The values I received from this college will go a long way in my professional and personal life for sure.” <br /><br />Karan Gupta, a tenth standard student, was rejoicing the moment as well. “On one hand, I’m happy that I’m going out to meet new people and discover a new world but on the other hand, I feel extremely sad to leave this school and the lovely teachers who have treated us like their own children. Physically, I may be away but mentally, I will always be here. I’m grateful to the school for all the strength and love it has showered upon me till date,” he said.</p>
