“The learner centric activities of Kaveri College have inspired me to get admitted to Kaveri College,” said Mr. Shyam Bhurke at the Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony of Kaveri College of Science and Commerce. He expressed that he would share about Kaveri’s glory with other institutes during his speeches. In his address, Mr. Bhurke advised the students to be lifelong learners and learn management skills. He expressed that Kaveri College will have growth based on excellence in manifolds in years to come. He also appreciated the commitment of young teachers of Kaveri in shaping the young minds through value driven education. Also, he was impressed with the
annual report presentation. 
Around 300 students were awarded in various categories like Academics, Sports, NSS and Yuva Spandan at the hands of the chief guest. Ms. Revathi Padmanabhan of T.Y.BCom was chosen as the ‘Best All Rounder Student’ and Ms. Parnavi Deshpande of T.Y. BCom was chosen as the ‘Best Outgoing Student’ among the students of Kaveri College. While Ms. Vaishnavi Pawase of T.Y.BCom was chosen as the ‘Most Outgoing Student’ under the Vishnu Moreshwar Karmarkar Award and Mr. Dinesh Kashyap of T.Y.BCom was chosen for the prize of ‘Best Outstanding Sportsmen’ of the year under the Sunita Vishnu Karmarkar Award. Ms. Vaishnavi Pawase from T.Y.BCom, University Representative, while sharing her experience with the audience said that Kaveri was her second home. She would always like to be associated with Kaveri in years to come. She thanked the Management, Principal and the Staff for her overall development. Mr. Sankalp Mahabaleshwarkar from T.Y.B.Com, Cultural Representative said, “The experience which I obtained in the past years is unforgettable. I have developed as an all rounder. I will definitely miss the moments spent in the college.” He wholeheartedly thanked Dr. S.B. Kharosekar, Principal and the staff members who were responsible for this change.
Around 300 students were awarded in various categories like Academics, Sports, NSS and Yuva Spandan at the hands of the chief guest. Ms. Revathi Padmanabhan of T.Y.BCom was chosen as the ‘Best All Rounder Student’ and Ms. Parnavi Deshpande of T.Y. BCom was chosen as the ‘Best Outgoing Student’ among the students of Kaveri College. While Ms. Vaishnavi Pawase of T.Y.BCom was chosen as the ‘Most Outgoing Student’ under the Vishnu Moreshwar Karmarkar Award and Mr. Dinesh Kashyap of T.Y.BCom was chosen for the prize of ‘Best Outstanding Sportsmen’ of the year under the Sunita Vishnu Karmarkar Award. Ms. Vaishnavi Pawase from T.Y.BCom, University Representative, while sharing her experience with the audience said that Kaveri was her second home. She would always like to be associated with Kaveri in years to come. She thanked the Management, Principal and the Staff for her overall development. Mr. Sankalp Mahabaleshwarkar from T.Y.B.Com, Cultural Representative said, “The experience which I obtained in the past years is unforgettable. I have developed as an all rounder. I will definitely miss the moments spent in the college.” He wholeheartedly thanked Dr. S.B. Kharosekar, Principal and the staff members who were responsible for this change.
Ms. Muckta Karmarkar presented the annual report in an audiovisual form which received a huge applause from the audience. The audience was glued to their seats for watching the presentation which was full of the happenings of the past year. Mr. Kushal Hegde, President Kannada Sangha, in his address congratulated ‘Team Kharosekar’ for striving hard to take Kaveri College towards the path of success. Mrs. Indira Salian, Vice- President, Kannada Sangha, Mrs. Malati Kalmadi, Secretary, Kannada Sangha, Mr. B. Baburao, Treasurer, Kannada Sangha, Mr. Shrinivas Alva, Jt. Treasurer, Kannada Sangha, Mr. Ramdas Acharya, PRO, Kannada Sangha and Dr. S.G. Bapat, Member- Advisory Committee and Research Committee graced the occasion with their valued presence. Ms. Pooja Ambole compeered the programme and Mrs. Suchismita Mohanty, Vice- Principal gave vote of thanks. The ceremony ended with the recital of Vande Mataram.
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