Today, you can acquire anything with money. However, finding individuals who embody goodness and humanity is far more challenging. A life rich in material possessions but lacking in kindness is ultimately meaningless.

He urged students to cultivate self-reliance and self-esteem, warning against the futility of idle chatter. In many places, your marks may not even matter, he noted, highlighting that the primary challenge for today’s youth is to express their individuality and existence authentically.

Swamiji shared inspirational anecdotes from his experiences, stating, I have transformed a school dropout into an engineer and the son of a laborer into a judge. Achievements are possible, but they require hard work College Deputy Director Dr. G. N. Krishnamurthy, Member Governing Body, BNMIT Dr. K.R. Iqbal Ahmed, BNMIT Joint Secretary Ashok R. Maanay,

Sri Sri Sri. Swamy Veereshananda Saraswathi – President, Ramakrishna – Vivekananda Ashrama, Tumkuru, Chairman, Governing Body, BNMIT Narayana Rao R. Mane, BNM Charity Trustees Eishwar N. Maanay, Additional Director of College Dr. S.Y. Kulkarni and Director of the college Prof. T.J. Rama Murthy and others were presence.

I am originally from a farming family in Rajasthan. I am not a reading boy. But, with some training I earned how to manage cyber security. Got a job in Flipkart. I would honestly inform the company about cyber security. If I had given the data I was getting to other companies, I could have made millions. But, I did not feel like working dishonestly, he said.

Today cyber security is quite prevalent. Students should pay attention to this. Otherwise, your data will be available in the market, he warned. NM Charity Trustees Ishwar N. Mane, BNMIT Director Prof. T.J. Dr. Ramamurthy, Additional Director of the College. S.Y. Kulkarni, Joint Secretary Ashok R. Maanay, Principal of the college Dr. G.N. Krishnamurthy and others were present.

Degrees were awarded to engineering students who completed their studies during 2020-24.