Mahatma Gandhi University published the first semester results of its four-year honours degree programmes on the third day after the exams concluded. Theory exams ended on December 16, 2024, followed by practical exams on December 18, with results announced on December 21.
The annual budget for Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU) for the 2025-26 financial year highlights a strong emphasis on empowering students through innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic sustainability.
Mahatma Gandhi University will host a lecture titled “Epistemology of the Disease: Practice as History and Technique as Knowledge in Vernacular Healing” on 14th January 2025, at 2 PM, at the School of Social Sciences.
Mahatma Gandhi University’s athletes ended the year 2024 on a high note, securing two prestigious titles and finishing as runners-up in another championship during the final week of December.
Dilip Menon, historian and Mellon Chair in Indian Studies at the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, has urged a reimagining of Kerala’s history beyond the conventional land-based narrative.
The National Institute of Plant Science Technology (NIPST) at MGU, in association with the Kerala State Biodiversity Board, is organising a national seminar titled "Invasives and Habitat Loss: A Threat to the Biodiversity of Kerala."
Prof. Sabu Thomas, former Vice-Chancellor of Mahatma Gandhi University and Director of the School of Nano Science and Nano Technology, has been honoured with the 2024 Distinguished Alumnus Award by IIT Kharagpur.
MG University has been a great contributor to the development of my personality and achieve my professional goal. Moreover, MG University campus is not just a place for academic pursuits; it encourages a culture of social responsibility. I am immensely grateful for the education, experiences, and relationships that have shaped my journey.
Alumnus, School of Computer Sciences
Lead Software Engineer, HMH Co, Boston
I'm thankful to M G University for its pivotal role in my career success. The excellent education and guidance from the university equipped me with the skills and knowledge for the industry.
Alumnus, School of Tourism Studies
Senior Security Officer Air India Ltd. Cochin International Airport
The rigorous academic program at MG University School of Computer Sciences equipped me with the knowledge and skills necessary for landing a job that required a decent understanding of Computer Science fundamentals. The university had established strong ties with many industry outlets early on, providing opportunities for collaborative projects and guest lectures from professionals in the field. These practical experiences not only complemented my theoretical education but also allowed me to apply classroom concepts in real-world scenarios.
Alumnus, School of Computer Sciences
Principal PDM Manager, Microsoft