From New York to Bhutan, LPU Alumni are Everywhere!

First LPU Alumni Meet of Jammu Chapter was held at Hotel KC Residency on Jan 10th, 2015. It was attended by 35+ alumni, all of whom are at top positions in govt. and private sectors.

Over 30 alumni came to New York from all over USA to attend the alumni meet. LPU Chancellor and Pro-chancellor also attended the meet.

LPU Alumni from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh converged at Hyderabad for an exciting bonhomie with their fellow alumni, friends, and faculty.

The Bangaluru meet was attended by 110+ alumni, all of who are now at important designations in leading IT Companies..

The Mumbai reunion held at Imperial Palace Hotel was attended by 40+ alumni. Apart from building a strong network, they had an exciting evening.

More than 80 Alumni along with their families met at Le Royal Hotel, Pune to share memorable moments at LPU and promised to stay connected for all times to come!

Alumni of the NCR region had an awesome networking session. Over 50 alumni attended and fostered collaborations.

In the mega reunion at LPU campus, Alumni gathered with their families, to reminisce and reconnect with their class fellows and teachers.

Honours were given to the alumni and alumni office bearers for their achievements and excellence in their respective fields.

The alumni relived the moments of campus life, discussed their growth stories and had an awesome networking session.

The alumni discussed the meteoric growth of the university, and felt that a close collaboration with their alma mater could further raise the repute of the institution.

2nd Reunion in LPU campus, organized with great fanfare by Alumni Cell and School of Education, was attended by 250 alumni.

Bhutanese students of LPU, working in Government and Private sectors, reconnected with their classmates and shared their experiences.

Hon’ble Chancellor, Worthy Pro Chancellor, Dean LFTS, LPU Placement Director welcomed 50+ alumni working in top MNCs in Bangaluru.

The Hon’ble Chancellor & Worthy Pro Chancellor were present to foster a sense of community amongst the 100 or so Kashmiri alumni present.