K.R. Mangalam University Welcomes Freshers with ‘Aarambh 2026’, Offers an Inspiring Start to Students

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Gurugram : K.R. Mangalam University, Sohna, welcomed its newly admitted students with ‘Aarambh 2026’, an orientation programme organised around the theme ‘Embracing New Horizons’. The programme offered the new students an introduction to the University’s academic environment, institutional culture and campus life while encouraging them to look ahead with confidence and a willingness to explore new opportunities. The event was attended by Chairman Yash Dev Gupta, Chancellor Prof. Dinesh Singh, Pro-Chancellor Abhishek Gupta, Director Rohit Gupta and Deputy Director Kanishka Gupta, along with senior University officials.

Focus on AI, Skills and Future-Ready Education

K.R. Mangalam University Welcomes Freshers with ‘Aarambh 2026’, Offers an Inspiring Start to Students 2Addressing the students, Chancellor Prof. Dinesh Singh spoke about the changing outlook of Generation Z and the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence in education. He encouraged students to develop the skills and adaptability needed to navigate an increasingly technology-driven future.

Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Anil Kumar Saini and Dean Academics Prof. (Dr.) Varuna Tyagi also interacted with the students, outlining the University’s academic approach and the range of opportunities available to them. They highlighted the importance of AI-enabled learning, innovation, practical skills and continuous development.

Ankur Warikoo Urges Students to Step Beyond Their Comfort Zones

K.R. Mangalam University Welcomes Freshers with ‘Aarambh 2026’, Offers an Inspiring Start to Students 3Entrepreneur and content creator Ankur Warikoo, Founder of WebVeda and India Genius Challenge, attended the programme as the chief guest.

In his interaction with students, Warikoo encouraged them to remain curious, explore unfamiliar experiences and build meaningful connections with people around them. He urged students to confront their fears, experiment with new ideas and treat mistakes as an essential part of the learning process.

He said university life offers young people an opportunity not only to acquire academic knowledge but also to discover themselves, develop confidence and grow through experiences and challenges.

Student Entrepreneurs Recognised

K.R. Mangalam University Welcomes Freshers with ‘Aarambh 2026’, Offers an Inspiring Start to Students 4The University also recognised the work of 12 student startups associated with its incubation centre. The student ventures were presented with Letters of Intent during the programme.

The startups recognised included Mealy, Bloomzy, EcoVision, Scale My Startup, Slubsera, Abhan, Tribe X eSports and ESA.

Student Council and Clubs Felicitated

A badging ceremony was held for members of the Student Council. Yash Raj Jha was also recognised as the Club Sub-Secretary.

The University’s Best Club Awards recognised the achievements of student clubs, with the Environment Club securing first place, followed by the Tech Nexus Club and Rhetoric Club in second and third positions respectively.

Representing the Environment Club, Prof. (Dr.) J. S. Yadav, Dr. Jai Nath Patel, Aastha Singh and Devansh Jain were honoured. The Tech Nexus Club was represented by Dr. Reenu Batra, Dr. Megha, Aditya Singh and Khushboo, while Dr. Anumeha Mathur, Dr. Ambika Bhatnagar, Ishika Bedi and Priyam Bhardwaj represented the Rhetoric Club.

Akasa Singh Adds Musical Spark to Celebrations

K.R. Mangalam University Welcomes Freshers with ‘Aarambh 2026’, Offers an Inspiring Start to Students 5The orientation programme concluded on a vibrant note with a live performance by singer Akasa Singh. Her energetic presentation brought students together in a lively celebration and added a musical dimension to the welcome programme.

Through Aarambh 2026, K.R. Mangalam University sought to give its newest students an encouraging beginning to their university journey, combining academic orientation with opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship, leadership and cultural engagement.

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