####Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic’s Annual Fest “Neev” Celebrated with Inspiration, Innovation & Placement Success

Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic celebrated its annual function “Neev” with great enthusiasm, creativity, and a spirit of achievement, highlighting the institution’s remarkable placement success and commitment to nurturing future-ready engineers.

Addressing the gathering, renowned industrialist and former president of the Udaipur Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Engineer Komal Singh Kothari, emphasized that today’s youth should aspire not merely to become job seekers, but job creators.

He stated that in an era marked by global instability, conflict, and rapid technological transformation, young minds equipped with innovation, entrepreneurship, and advanced skills have the power to lead India toward self-reliance and sustainable growth.

Celebration of Placement Achievements

The event revolved around the outstanding campus placements secured by current students. Participants proudly expressed that the foundation — or “Neev” — laid by the institution has instilled in them the values of responsibility, sensitivity, technical excellence, and ethical citizenship, which will guide them throughout their careers as skilled engineers and responsible members of society.

Principal Dr. Anil Mehta shared that more than 35 students have already been selected by reputed companies such as Secure Meters, YMPL, and JK Tyre, while the campus recruitment process is still ongoing. He noted that this remarkable success has filled the “Neev” celebration with excitement, motivation, and renewed commitment among students.

Former professor of Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Dr. Anil Kothari, encouraged students to view failures not as setbacks but as valuable steps toward success. He emphasized that every challenging experience contributes to personal growth and learning.

Inspiring Success Stories & Cultural Performances

Renowned classical arts expert from Nathdwara, Manasvi Vyas, shared her inspiring journey of success and highlighted the importance of discipline, punctuality, dedication, and continuous practice in achieving excellence.

The annual celebration also featured vibrant cultural performances by students, adding energy and creativity to the event.

Several distinguished guests shared their thoughts during the ceremony, including Gopal Bamb, Revati Raman Shrimali, Prof. Arun Chaturvedi, Harish Mathur, former senior officer of the Pollution Control Board Naveen Vyas, Alumni Association President Jai Prakash Shrimali, and artists Veena Lohar and Moomal Khatri.

The program was conducted by Prakash Sundaram, Nitin Sanadhya, and Sonu Heerawat. The event also included a heartfelt farewell ceremony for final-year students, marking the beginning of a new journey in their professional lives.