About the Committee

Extra-curricular activities allow students pursue their goals and interests outside of their standard academic curriculum. It can help students develop skills that will aid them a lot in their professional life later on. Extra-curricular are not just about developing technical skills, they are also about developing communication skills, ability to work with others, public speaking and many other such soft skills. Extra-curricular activities give a chance to interact with people and make connections some of which might come in quite handy later on in life.

Goal:

The Extra-curricular activities committee aims to provide students the opportunity to better explore their interests and to groom overall personality, apart from academic ability.

Objectives: 

  • Broaden students’ breadth of knowledge and horizons.
  • Stimulate students’ thinking, self-reflection, and self-understanding to promote their individual growth.
  • Provide a solid foundation for “Whole Person Education” which will nurture and foster the development of the students.

Suggested Strategies:

The following are the list of extra curricular activities:

  1. Yoga: It teaches the student to appreciate the ageless wisdom enshrined in the exercises and trains to keep her mind and body at peace through the ups and downs of daily life.
  2. Martial Arts: It is introduced to provide self – defence techniques to the students. 
  3.  Dance:  It teaches the importance of movement and fitness in a variety of ways through a variety of disciplines. Through dance students learn teamwork, focus and improvisational skills.
  4. Singing: Singing is one of the simplest and yet most powerful forms of music-making. It may help lower stress, boost immunity and lung function, enhance memory, improve mental health, and help you cope with physical and emotional pain.

Rules & Regulations:

  • All the first year students should enroll in one of the Extra-Curricular Activities
  • Students opting for Sports / Games / Yoga / Martial Arts / Dance can continue the same activity in the 2nd year or can choose another activity among 
  • Every week , Monday last hour is given for extracurricular activity.
  • Minimum of 50% attendance is required for these activities.
  • In-charge Lecturers monitor the students and take the attendance.
  • At the end of the year the attendance is submitted to the Attendance Committee and finally to the Exam Section.
  • Students are given grades credits in the final memorandum.
  • Credits: 30 Hours – 1 Credit 60 Hours – 2 Credits

Composition of the Committee:

  • Principal
  • Dean,Planning & Communication.
  • Vice Principals
  • Deans of Students
  • 3 Faculty Members
  • One representative from the non-teaching staff
  • One representative from the student community