JSSSTU Open Day attracts over 20,000 students and parents
More than 20,000 students and parents participated in Open Day 2026 organised by JSS Science and Technology University (JSSSTU) at its SJCE campus in Mysuru
More than 20,000 students and parents participated in Open Day 2026 organised by JSS Science and Technology University (JSSSTU) at its SJCE campus in Mysuru on Saturday. The fourth edition of the annual programme provided aspiring students and their parents an opportunity to explore higher education options in engineering, science, technology, architecture, management and computer applications. The event aimed to bridge the gap between school education and professional higher education through direct interaction and experiential learning.
The programme began with floral tributes to the statue of Jagadguru Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswami. C. G. Betsurmath, Executive Secretary of JSS Mahavidyapeetha, inaugurated the event. Nagamma M.P., Deputy Director of Pre-University Education, Mysuru, attended as the guest of honour. Vice-Chancellor A. N. Santosh Kumar, along with university officials, faculty members and students, were present. Departments across the university showcased research projects, innovative prototypes, laboratory demonstrations, student achievements, industry collaborations and start-up initiatives.
Visitors interacted with faculty members, researchers and students to gain insights into academic programmes, internships, placements, entrepreneurship opportunities and research prospects. The campus featured interactive exhibits, scientific models, technology demonstrations and engagement activities designed to foster scientific temper, innovation and problem-solving skills among school students. Student clubs and associations also organised cultural programmes, including music and dance performances, highlighting the university’s emphasis on holistic development.
M. N. Nagendra Prasad, Dean of Student Affairs and Alumni Engagement, coordinated the event with the support of faculty members, staff and student volunteers.
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