
Moments, Milestones and more at MSU
This space highlights important developments, announcements and achievements that mark Medhavi Skills University’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence and skill-driven education.

Expression 2025

Prarambh 2025

Novatos 2025

Convocation 2025

Expression 2025

Prarambh 2025

Novatos 2025

Convocation 2025

This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to creating meaningful, practice-oriented learning opportunities for students. Under the MoU, both institutions will work together on student internships, on-the-job training programmes, and joint curriculum development, ensuring that academic delivery remains closely aligned with evolving industry requirements. The partnership also includes special community-empowerment initiatives, joint projects aimed at addressing local challenges, and continuous knowledge exchange in key thrust areas. Additionally, MSU and Spaced Revision Private Limited will collaborate on programme delivery, training, and placement initiatives, while maintaining strong compliance and quality standards. Regular consultations will be held to review progress, assess outcomes, and plan future activities. The partnership also encompasses joint branding, communication, and promotional efforts, strengthening visibility and impact across academic and industry ecosystems. The MoU was formally executed by Dr. Ashwini Kumar Sharma, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medhavi Skills University, and Priyadarshini Nirola, Director, Spaced Revision Private Limited, symbolising a shared vision for transformative education and workforce readiness. This collaboration further reinforces Medhavi Skills University’s commitment to delivering high-quality, industry-relevant learning experiences, while contributing to the development of a skilled, adaptable, and future-ready workforce aligned with national and regional priorities.
Dec 8, 2025

At the MSU Singtam Campus, students led a series of impactful awareness-driven initiatives. The day featured thoughtfully designed AIDS Day posters, an informative session on prevention and healthcare, and a compelling street play that shed light on the realities of HIV, the importance of early interventions, and the need to eliminate social stigma. The street play, in particular, resonated deeply with the audience, highlighting themes of empathy, inclusivity, and shared community responsibility. Meanwhile, at the MSU Bermiok Campus, 3rd-semester B.Sc Nursing students made a meaningful contribution by actively participating in a Blood Donation Camp held at Geyzing District Hospital. Organised by the hospital’s Blood Bank Department, the camp received wholehearted participation from MSU’s students, who were appreciated for their voluntary spirit, dedication, and enthusiasm to support a life-saving cause. Together, these efforts reflect MSU’s enduring commitment to creating socially conscious leaders and healthcare professionals who understand the value of service and awareness. By standing in solidarity and spreading the message of hope, knowledge, and compassion, MSU reaffirms its role in the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS and its mission to inspire meaningful change in the communities it serves.
Dec 6, 2025

Medhavi Skills University’s 1st Annual Autumn Wilderness Hike to Changey Falls proved to be a truly fulfilling and memorable experience for everyone who participated. With enthusiasm, discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility, students embraced the opportunity to connect with nature while embodying MSU’s values of community engagement and environmental stewardship. The journey to Changey Falls offered breathtaking views, refreshing mountain air, and a much-needed pause from the routine of campus life. As students hiked through the serene wilderness, the trail became not just a pathway to a scenic destination but a space for shared learning, reflection, and bonding. However, the most meaningful part of the day unfolded on the way back. Demonstrating exemplary commitment to responsible travel, students voluntarily came together to clean the trail, removing litter and ensuring that the route to Changey Falls remains clean, safe, and welcoming for future visitors. Their collective effort stood as a powerful reminder of how small actions can significantly contribute to preserving natural spaces. This initiative highlights MSU’s dedication to nurturing environmentally conscious and socially responsible individuals. The hike was not just an adventure—it was a step toward fostering a culture of care, sustainability, and mindful exploration within the MSU community.
Dec 6, 2025

The event witnessed an impressive turnout, with 265 competitors participating in Health & Social Care and 29 competitors competing in Cloud Computing—reflecting the growing enthusiasm for skill-based excellence across the state. Competitors underwent a rigorous three-stage evaluation process, beginning with MCQs curated by NSDC experts, followed by hands-on practical assessments and a communication skills test. The competitions were judged by a distinguished panel that included officers from the Skill Development Department (SDD), a general physician from the Central Referral Hospital, Tadong, and experienced IT faculty members from MSU. Their collective expertise ensured a robust and transparent assessment aligned with national standards. The state-level valedictory ceremony, held at the MSU Sangkhola campus, was graced by eminent dignitaries including Chancellor Mr. Pravesh Dudani, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ashwani Kumar Sharma, Associate Dean Shri Bharat Bhushan, and Dr. Manoja Reddy from Central Referral Hospital. The event also saw the presence of senior officials from the Skill Development Department—Principal Director-cum-Chief Administrator, SICB, Shri Bishal Rai; Deputy Director and ISC 2025 SPOC, Shri Saimon Paul Rai; Assistant Directors Ms. Pem Lhamu Lepcha and Shri Arun Tamang; and Project Officers Shri Arun Mukhia and Shri Anil Sharma—who applauded the participants for their dedication and skill. MSU’s commitment to skill excellence is further reflected in the achievements of its students. Last year, Radhika Chettri and Krishna Kumari Mukhia brought pride to the university by securing silver and bronze medals at the India Skills Competition. Radhika is now set to represent India at the prestigious WorldSkills Asia 2025 in Taipei, Taiwan. By hosting these prestigious competitions, MSU continues to strengthen its role as a driving force in Sikkim’s skilling ecosystem. The university remains dedicated to nurturing talent, promoting industry-relevant skills, and contributing to India’s national skilling movement with pride and purpose.
Dec 1, 2025

The event marked a significant milestone in the state’s skilling journey, bringing together young talent across multiple high-demand trades. The competitions covered Health & amp; Social Care and Cloud Computing, following the successful completion of earlier district-level rounds in Beauty Therapy and Cooking held across Gangtok, Bermiok, Gyalshing, and Karfectar. This year witnessed remarkable participation, with 265 competitors in Health & Social Care, 128 in Beauty Therapy, 60 in Cooking, and 29 in Cloud Computing — reflecting the growing enthusiasm for skill-based excellence among youth in Sikkim. The valedictory ceremony was graced by distinguished dignitaries from the Skill Development Department, SICB, and the leadership of Medhavi Skills University, who commended the participants for their dedication and professionalism. Competitors were evaluated through a robust and transparent assessment framework that included MCQs curated by NSDC experts, hands-on practical tests, and a communication skills evaluation, ensuring alignment with national standards. With the successful completion of the state-level rounds, the top two performers from each trade have now qualified to advance to the regional stage of ISC 2025, carrying forward Sikkim’s aspirations on a larger competitive platform. A heartfelt note of appreciation goes out to the dignitaries, expert judges, organising committees, and the dedicated MSU team whose collective efforts ensured the smooth execution and grand success of this prestigious skilling event. Through initiatives like these, MSU continues to strengthen its role in advancing skill excellence and empowering future-ready professionals in Sikkim.
Dec 1, 2025

This significant milestone underscores MSU’s unwavering commitment to delivering experiential learning and bridging the gap between academic knowledge and industry expectations.The OJT programme, scheduled from October 20, 2025, to April 20, 2026, marks a transformative phase in the students’ academic journey. Over the next six months, students will immerse themselves in intensive, hands-on exposure to the operational dynamics of the hospitality sector. They will gain real-world experience in areas such as front office management, food and beverage service, housekeeping operations, customer engagement, and departmental coordination—allowing them to build professional competence and industry-ready skills.The placements include prestigious properties such as Taj Guras Kutir (4 students), Mayfair Spa & Resort (6 students), Club Mahindra Le Vintuna (1 student), Denzong Regency (1 student), and Sterling Orange Village (2 students). This achievement reflects MSU’s strong industry linkages and its mission to develop skilled, employabl,e and future-ready hospitality professionals.
Nov 29, 2025