At the 7th Annual Convocation of Brainware University, a total of 3,192 graduates were conferred their degrees, marking a significant academic milestone for the institution. The ceremony stood as a celebration not only of scholastic achievement, but also of the collective efforts of families whose encouragement and resilience made this success possible. As part of this special highlight, we will also hear from the graduating students, who share their experiences, reflections, and aspirations as they embark on the next chapter of their professional and personal journeys. The 7th Annual Convocation once again reaffirmed Brainware University’s commitment to nurturing talent, empowering futures, and shaping responsible global citizens.

The Media, Multimedia & Digital Innovation Conclave 2026 at Brainware University brought together newsroom experience and future-ready innovation. Hon’ble Chancellor Phalguni Mookhopadhayay, drawing from his decade-long journey at Anandabazar Patrika, shared a bold vision for AI-integrated media education, inspiring students and faculty members to embrace the evolving landscape of journalism and digital storytelling. The conclave featured eminent media leaders, including Jayanta Ghoshal of NDTV and Snehasis Sur of Press Club of Kolkata, creating a dynamic platform where industry insight met academic vision.

At Brainware University, progress is not observed in silence - it is strengthened through dedication, recognition, and collective resolve. Udaan stood as a powerful testament to that spirit. Addressing the gathering, Hon’ble Chancellor Phalguni Mookhopadhayay reaffirmed a defining principle - excellence is not a destination, but a continuous journey. His address set the tone for the upcoming academic session, inspiring faculty members and staff to strive for higher standards in teaching, mentorship, innovation, and student success.

Phire Dekha, Brainware University’s alumni meet, warmly welcomed former students back to their alma mater for an evening of nostalgia, reconnection, and celebration. The event came alive with vibrant cultural performances and heartfelt conversations, offering alumni an opportunity to relive cherished memories and strengthen lifelong bonds. The gathering stood as a touching reminder that while time moves on and journeys evolve, the spirit of Brainware endures—Once Brainware, Always Brainware.

The Department of Psychology at Brainware University hosted an insightful seminar titled 'Inside Out: A Journey from Fears to Resilience,' featuring renowned consultant psychologist Dr. Anuttama Banerjee. The session encouraged students to explore the nature of fear through introspection, real-life perspectives, and engaging discussions. Dr. Banerjee highlighted that fear is not a limitation but a stepping stone towards personal growth and resilience.

The Department of Management at Brainware University successfully organised the Budget Symposium 2026, fostering an engaging platform for discussions on the Union Budget and its economic implications.

Distinguished keynote speakers delivered expert insights on fiscal policies, taxation reforms, economic growth, and industry impact, offering students a deeper understanding of the country’s financial direction.

It began as a literary fest but soon unfolded into a world where stories stepped off the pages and into reality. The 1st Annual LitFest, ALANKARA 2K26, at Brainware University became a grand celebration of literature, creativity, and expression.

As the event came alive, the stage transformed into a living library. Students embodied iconic literary characters, bringing timeless classics and contemporary tales to life with striking detail and passion.

Brainware University successfully hosted HEALCON 2026 – International Conference on Healthcare & Hospital Management, organised by the Department of Hospital Management in collaboration with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC).

The conference brought together distinguished national and international experts, academicians, healthcare leaders, and policy professionals to deliberate on key issues such as healthcare delivery, hospital governance, digital transformation, quality management, and sustainable health systems.

The Department of Multimedia at Brainware University hosted an exclusive 2D Animation Masterclass, transforming the classroom into a dynamic animation studio for aspiring creators.

The session was led by Arpan Gargari, Production Head at GalpoTaru, who guided students through professional animation workflows- from sketch to screen. With support from XP-PEN, students gained hands-on experience, exploring tools and techniques used in the industry.

Brainware University hosted the Book Exhibition cum Sale 2026, transforming the campus into a vibrant hub of knowledge and discovery.

The exhibition featured a wide range of academic textbooks, reference materials, competitive exam guides, and literary works, offering students and faculty access to diverse learning resources beyond the classroom. By making quality books both accessible and affordable, the initiative encouraged a strong reading culture and reinforced the University’s commitment to academic excellence.

Brainware University achieved a significant academic milestone with the inauguration of the Indian Institute of Metals (IIM) – Student Affiliated Chapter, organised by the Department of Mechanical Engineering in collaboration with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) and IQAC. The inaugural session was graced by eminent experts, including Brigadier Arun Ganguli (Retd.), Amit Kumar Mukherjee, Subhajit Bhattacharya, and Arnab Banerjee, who shared valuable insights on industry trends, innovation, and the future of materials engineering. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty, reinforcing the University’s commitment to experiential learning and preparing future-ready engineers for sustainable industrial growth.

Brainware University successfully organised the MedPlus Recruitment Drive, offering promising career opportunities for students in the healthcare and pharmaceutical retail sector.

The drive saw enthusiastic participation from students across relevant disciplines, with recruiters conducting screening rounds, aptitude tests, and personal interviews to identify industry-ready candidates.

The Department of Biotechnology at Brainware University welcomed back its alumnus Gopal Das, currently a Research Project Fellow at University of Calcutta, for an inspiring interactive session. Sharing his journey from a biotechnology student to a research professional, he offered valuable insights into the challenges, dedication, and curiosity required to build a career in research. His experiences deeply resonated with BSc and MSc Biotechnology students, motivating them to pursue their aspirations with confidence.

Brainware University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Billion Hearts, marking a significant step towards enhancing practical, life-saving education for students. The collaboration will provide technical expertise, certified trainers, medical support for health camps, and advanced Basic Life Support (BLS) training, particularly benefiting students of Allied Health Sciences.

Students of B.Tech CSE (Cyber Security & Data Science) at Brainware University gained valuable industry exposure through an insightful visit to CtrlS Datacenters. The visit offered a first-hand experience of advanced data center operations, including high-security infrastructure, precision cooling systems, disaster recovery architectures, and real-time monitoring frameworks. Students explored how data is stored, protected, and managed at scale in mission-critical environments.

Students from the Department of Media Science and Journalism at Brainware University embarked on an educational visit to Lok Bhavan, the historic former Government House of colonial Bengal.

The visit offered students a unique opportunity to experience history firsthand, exploring the architectural grandeur and legacy of a site that once played a crucial role in governance during pre-Independence India. Discussions on colonial administration and Bengal’s political evolution enriched their understanding of historical context in journalism.

Dr. Shouvik Saha, Assistant Professor from the Department of Biotechnology at Brainware University, has made a significant contribution to food safety research through his recent study on Rohu (Labeo rohita), a widely consumed fish in eastern India.

His research, titled 'Community Dynamics and Antibiotic Resistance Gene Profile of Gut Microbiota in Labeo rohita Sourced From Various Catches in Retail Fish Markets in Kolkata, India,' explores the microbial communities present in fish and identifies antibiotic resistance genes within their gut microbiota.

Dr. Sandhimita Mondal, from the Department of Biotechnology at Brainware University, has made a noteworthy contribution to environmental research with her study on sustainable wastewater treatment. Her research highlights the potential of Luffa cylindrica (commonly known as loofah) as a natural, eco-friendly material for removing harmful pesticide residues from wastewater. This innovative approach demonstrates how simple, nature-based solutions can address complex environmental challenges.

Dr. Pabitra Kumar Ghosh from the Department of Agriculture at Brainware University has contributed to innovative agricultural practices through his latest research on seed priming in tomato cultivation.

The study demonstrates how pre-treatment of tomato seeds can enhance plant resilience, improve disease resistance, and support healthier crop growth from the earliest stages. This simple yet effective technique offers a sustainable approach to improving agricultural productivity.

Dr. Debapriya De from the Department of Biotechnology at Brainware University has made a significant contribution to nature-based scientific research through her study on Paederia foetida.

Her research investigated the antibacterial properties of the plant’s leaves, revealing that ethanol extracts were effective in inhibiting the growth of Escherichia coli, a pathogen associated with serious infections.

A research study by Dr. Jayeeta Majumder, Dr. Sourav Gangopadhyay, Ayan Banerjee, and Saptaparni Roy Chowdhury from Brainware University sheds light on a critical public health concern whether awareness about obesity truly leads to behavioural change.

The study reveals that while awareness levels are high, factors such as age, education, and location significantly influence how individuals perceive obesity and adopt healthier lifestyle practices. It emphasises that knowledge alone is not enough; consistent habits are key to improving health outcomes. Published in the Journal of Pioneering Medical Sciences (Web of Science Indexed), the research highlights the gap between awareness and action.

Students from the Department of Allied Health Sciences, Brainware University, conducted a community outreach programme at Village Purbachara, Purba Medinipur, in collaboration with Billion Hearts Beating and the Apollo Foundation. The initiative involved vision screenings and patient assistance, offering students hands-on exposure beyond the classroom.

The Department of Biotechnology at Brainware University organised a hands-on training programme on Capacity Building in Computational Biology at its BIF facility, offering students an immersive learning experience at the intersection of biology and technology. Participants explored bioinformatics tools, decoded genetic data, and transformed complex datasets into meaningful scientific insights.

Brainware University takes pride in the remarkable achievement of its students, Sayan Samui and Debrani Jana, who represented the institution at the National Integration Camp 2026 held at S.P. Jain College under Veer Kunwar Singh University. As dedicated NSS volunteers and tech students, they actively participated in the camp, engaging with peers from diverse cultural and regional backgrounds. The experience fostered unity, collaboration, and a deeper understanding of India’s rich diversity.

Brainware University proudly celebrates the achievements of its students who have excelled at prestigious national and state-level platforms. Shruti Pramanik secured the 3rd rank in West Bengal, while Srijita Maiti achieved the 5th rank, both earning recognition at the Viksit Bharat National Championship 2026.

Adding to the pride, Suryakanta Maity represented the state at the 77th Republic Day Parade, marching at Kartavya Path, showcasing discipline, dedication, and national spirit.

The students were felicitated by Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Dr. Sankar Gangopadhyay, recognising their hard work and inspiring journey. Their accomplishments reflect the University’s commitment to nurturing talent, leadership, and excellence beyond the classroom.