Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University (BRABU) in Muzaffarpur is preparing to host its convocation ceremony for the second consecutive year. Following approval from Lok Bhavan, December 28 has been tentatively set as the date for the event. Toppers from the PG session 2023-25, along with meritorious students from various professional courses, will be honored with gold medals. Successful research scholars will also be awarded their PhD degrees.

According to BRABU Vice-Chancellor Prof. D.C. Rai, the university has received the green light for the convocation. Bihar Governor Lieutenant General Syed Ata Hasnain (Retd.) and Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh Narayan Singh are expected to attend as chief guests. The university administration has accelerated administrative and academic preparations for the ceremony, though the December 28 date remains tentative, pending official confirmation of the final schedule and guest attendance.

In addition to the PG session 2023-25 toppers, gold medals will be awarded to outstanding students from MBA, M.Ed., Homeopathy, M.Sc. Fish and Fisheries, and other professional courses. The examination department will begin compiling the final list of toppers after the Dussehra holidays. This list will determine the recipients of the gold medals.

This year, the PG topper in Political Science will receive the 'Prof. Naval Kishore Prasad Sinha Memorial Gold Medal' in addition to the general gold medal, while the Economics topper will be honored with the 'Dr. Ram Bihari Singh Memorial Gold Medal.' If the results for the PG session 2024-26 are released on time, students from this session may also be included. A proposal has been sent to hold a Senate meeting in the last week of November, prior to the convocation, to formally approve the university's annual budget. Last year's convocation, held on August 25, saw 53 meritorious students receive gold medals and 96 scholars awarded PhD degrees.