Class of 2026

Awardees

Guidelines, registration and the list of graduands for the 13th Convocation — all in one place.

Information to Awardees

Everything graduands need to know before arriving at the campus for the ceremony.

Notices & Guidelines

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1. Collection Schedule

  • Date: 3rd November 2026 (Pre-Convocation Day)
  • Time:11:00 AM to 2.00 PM
  • Venue: Meeting Room, Academic Block–D, NIT Meghalaya, Sohra

2. Collection Procedure

  • All degree awardees attending the Convocation must collect their Convocation Stole during the above time slot.
  • The stole must be worn on the Convocation Day (4 th November 2026).
  • Awardees are advised to check the Convocation schedule on the Institute website before reporting: https://nitm.ac.in/convocation2026/schedule.php

3. Return

  • Stole must be returned on 4 th November 2026 (Convocation Day) after the ceremony, between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM, at the same venue — Meeting Room, Academic Block–D.

4. Additional Instructions

  • Students must ensure that the stole is properly maintained and returned in good condition.
  • Collection and return are mandatory for all attending degree recipients.
  • Assistance for stole collection will be available at the venue help desk.
  • Keep in touch with your Marshal.

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Annexure I

Official Convocation Dress Code

The Convocation Ceremony of NIT Meghalaya is a prestigious academic occasion that reflects the dignity, achievements, and institutional identity of the Institute. To maintain uniformity, elegance, and a formal academic atmosphere, awardees are advised to follow the prescribed attire guidelines. The dress code has been prepared keeping in view the climatic conditions, comfort of students, and the overall ceremonial aesthetics.

Students may choose any one of the prescribed attire options depending on the prevailing weather and personal comfort, while ensuring the overall appearance remains formal, graceful, and suitable for an academic ceremony.

View Dress Code (PDF)

General Guidelines

Awardees are advised to wear elegant attire that reflects warmth, sophistication, academic dignity, and handcrafted elegance appropriate for a formal academic occasion.

  • Attire should preferably be made from fabrics that provide comfort and elegance.
  • The overall appearance must remain formal, neat, and suitable for ceremonial proceedings.
  • Layered silhouettes and refined tailoring are encouraged, while maintaining simplicity and elegance, subtle handcrafted detailing and minimalistic aesthetics.
  • The attire should ensure comfort during extended ceremonial sessions, stage appearances, movements and photography sessions.

Preferred Colour Palette

For both male and female awardees, the attire should be in any one of the following shades only:

  • White
  • Off-white
  • Cream

Students are expected to maintain a neat, dignified, and professional appearance throughout the convocation ceremony.

Recommended Attire — Male Awardees

Students may choose any of the following or similar styles:

  • Bandhgala with churidar
  • Nehru jacket with kurta and churidar
  • Kurta with a formal coat
  • Ethnic fusion attire with straight trousers
  • Formal attire with simple handcrafted detailing
Sample attire: long bandhgala-style jacket with straight trousers
Sample attire: Nehru jacket over kurta with trousers
Sample attire: formal coat over kurta with trousers
Sample attire: plain kurta with straight trousers

Figure 1. Sample Attires (for Male Awardees)

Recommended Attire — Female Awardees

Students may choose any of the following or similar styles:

  • Saree with an elegant shawl
  • Layered kurta set with a structured long jacket
  • Traditional state attires, Dhara / Dakmanda / Jainsem
  • Textured ethnic formal wear with a graceful drape
  • Formal ensemble with refined handcrafted detailing
Sample attire: layered kurta set with long open jacket
Sample attire: kurta set with structured jacket
Sample attire: ethnic formal wear with draped shawl
Sample attire: straight kurta with trousers

Figure 2. Sample Attires (for Female Awardees)

Important Instructions for Convocation Attire

To maintain the dignity, decorum, and uniformity of the Convocation Ceremony, awardees are advised to strictly adhere to the prescribed dress guidelines. The attire should reflect professionalism, elegance, and academic discipline appropriate for an official institutional event.

Students are advised to avoid the following:

  • Casual footwear such as slippers, flip-flops, crocs, floaters, or sports sandals
  • Distressed, faded, ripped, or overly casual clothing
  • Flashy colours, glittery fabrics, or excessive embroidery and embellishments
  • T-shirts, hoodies, denim jackets, cargo pants, shorts, or athleisure wear
  • Sports shoes with bright colours or casual sneakers not suited for formal occasions
  • Caps, hats, or non-ceremonial headgear unless approved for cultural or medical reasons
  • Clothing with large logos, slogans, printed graphics, or promotional content
  • Untidy, wrinkled, or inappropriate attire inconsistent with the formal nature of the ceremony

Awardees are expected to maintain a neat, graceful, and professional appearance throughout the convocation proceedings.

Registration

Registration is compulsory for every graduand, whether you receive your degree in person or in absentia.

Graduand Registration Portal

Sign in with your roll number, verify how your name should appear on the degree, and choose to attend in person or in absentia.

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Name of Awardees

Graduands eligible to receive their degrees at the 13th Convocation, arranged by programme.

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