Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya (GSV) has announced a landmark achievement, securing 100% placements for its graduating MBA (2024–26) and B.Tech (2022–26) batches during the Placement Session 2025–26.
The successful placement drive covered MBA programmes in Logistics & Supply Chain Management and Port, Shipping & Logistics, along with B.Tech programmes in Civil Engineering (Rail Engineering), Mechanical Engineering (Rail Engineering), and Electronics & Communication Engineering (Rail Engineering).
According to the university, the achievement reflects its continued focus on academic excellence, industry-oriented curriculum, experiential learning, and the development of skilled professionals for the transportation, logistics, infrastructure, and mobility sectors.
GSV stated that the milestone underscores its efforts to strengthen industry-academia collaboration, promote innovation, and prepare students to meet the evolving requirements of the global workforce. The university noted that the accomplishment aligns with its guiding principle of a “Relentless Pursuit of Excellence.”
The university acknowledged the contributions of its Career Development Centre team, including Dr. Harikrishna Gaddam, Chairman and Faculty In-Charge; Dr. Shweta Saharan, Faculty In-Charge; Dr. Birudula Anil Kumar, Faculty Coordinator; Shri Sunil Singh, Placement Officer; and the student placement coordinators for their role in facilitating the successful placements.
GSV also credited the achievement to the leadership of Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Choudhary, Vice Chancellor of the university, whose guidance and support have been instrumental in strengthening academic and placement outcomes.
The university further expressed gratitude to its deans, faculty members, staff, recruiters, and industry partners for their continued support in creating employment opportunities for students.
With the completion of the placement season, GSV’s graduating students are set to begin their professional careers across various sectors of the transportation, logistics, infrastructure, and mobility industries.
