Medhavi skills  University( MSU), Sikkim, held its Orientation Ceremony “ PRARAMBH ” for the incoming Batch of 2025 at Manan Kendra, Gangtok, marking the  morning of a new academic session. The programme was attended by  scholars, parents, academicians, policymakers, and assiduity leaders, reflecting the university’s position as an institution  concentrated on skill- integrated advanced education.   

The  form began with a formal  hello for the new  scholars and their families. The  appearance of the  principal guests was followed by the lighting of the  conventional beacon. The National Anthem, presented by the University’s Cultural Club, and a welcome song by the pupil ensemble set a traditional yet engaging tone. A especially curated  videotape  donation showcased MSU’s growth over the times,  landing its impact since  commencement and its commitment to bridging the gap between education and employability.   In his address, the Author and Chancellor of MSU encouraged  scholars to develop an entrepreneurial mindset and to view education not  simply as a pursuit of degrees but as a means of  invention and leadership. He  underscored the  significance of adaptability and curiosity in the  trip ahead. Emphasising the institution’s pupil-first approach, he said that MSU’s true strength lies in its  scholars and their capability to contribute to society as  originators and socially responsible citizens.   The event included addresses from several dignitaries who brought perspectives from different  diligence. Shri Raj Shekhar Joshi,Vice-Chairman of SETU Ayog( formerly Planning Commission), Uttarakhand, spoke about the evolving  part of policy in supporting skill- grounded education. Mr. Rakesh Prasad, AVP- HR at Indigo Airlines, participated  perceptivity on employability and the need for rigidity in the aeronautics sector. Mr. Debmalya Banerjee, Regional Director of the Indian Chamber of Commerce,  stressed the  significance of assiduity- academia collaborations, while Mr. Pankaj Mathur, Senior General Manager at Felix Hospital, spoke on chops  needed in healthcare. Mr. Kalappa KB, CHRO of Chai Point,  bandied the significance of holistic development and preparing for a  unborn  pool that values both specialized and interpersonal chops.   

The artistic member of the  exposure reflected the different community of MSU. scholars presentedsemi-classical performances along with traditional balls from Nepali, Assamese, Arunachali, and Newari  societies. Fusion balls and musical performances by the University’s Music Skill Drill  scholars and the band, The soldiers, added  sprightliness to the occasion. These performances not only entertained but also  stressed the artistic inclusivity of the university.   

A significant moment of pride for the institution was the  festivity of its  public recognition as the 4th- ranked university in the Outlook- ICARE Rankings 2025. This achievement was marked through a felicitation  form and the webbing of a talkie tracing MSU’s 13- time  trip. Faculty, staff, and  scholars were  conceded for their  benefactions in reaching this  corner.   ThePro-Chancellor andCo-Founder of MSU, in his  reflections, emphasised the  part of youth in nation-  structure. He  prompted  scholars to  suppose beyond conventional employment and aspire to come job  generators. He called upon them to borrow  invention and  tone- reliance as guiding principles, linking MSU’s  charge to the  public vision of a “ Viksit Bharat. ” His words  corroborated the university’s broader  thing of equipping  scholars to be contributors to the country’s progress.   

The highlight of the event was the keynote address delivered by the Chief Guest, Hon’ble Chief Justice of the High Court of Sikkim, Mr. Justice Biswanath Somadder. He stressed the need to look at education as  further than knowledge accession, describing it as a process of cultivating integrity, empathy, and responsibility. Praising MSU’s approach to integrating chops with education, he said universities have the responsibility of shaping graduates who can contribute to both the  pool and society.   In the after sessions, new  scholars  shared in ice- breaking conditioning designed to foster  cling among the batch. Heads of  colorful  seminaries within the university and representatives from the Office of Student Affairs addressed the  scholars, offering motivational guidance. The day also included a briefing on the Foundation Programme schedule, which aims to support  scholars in their transition to university life and familiarise them with the institution’s academic and  adulterous  frame. 

 The ceremony concluded with a Vote of Thanks, where appreciation was expressed to dignitaries, faculty members, parents, and students for their presence and contributions. The Orientation Programme “PRARAMBH” set the academic year in motion by blending institutional vision with cultural richness and industry perspectives. It reinforced MSU’s mission of developing graduates who are both globally competent and socially responsible, ready to take on the challenges of a dynamic world.