Co-curricular Activities

National Social Service (NSS)

The NSS unit promotes social responsibility through camps, rural outreach, health and literacy drives, and environmental initiatives, helping students understand community realities and respond with solidarity.

• Regular special camps and day programmes linked to local needs
• Themes such as health, sanitation, tree plantation, and awareness rallies
• Teamwork, leadership, and disciplined participation alongside academic study

Youth Red Cross / Red Ribbon Club (YRC / RRC)

YRC and RRC programmes focus on humanitarian values, first-aid orientation, blood donation motivation, and awareness on HIV/AIDS and healthy lifestyles among students.

• Life skills and health education sessions
• Peer awareness on prevention, care, and destigmatisation
• Collaboration with institutional and district-level health initiatives

Campus Ministry

Campus ministry nurtures the spiritual and value dimensions of college life through prayer, liturgical celebrations, retreats, and opportunities for reflection in keeping with the college’s Catholic minority character and respect for all faiths.

• Common prayer, feast-day observances, and formative sessions
• Support for ethical living, reconciliation, and service orientation
• Inclusive participation while honouring the institution’s charism

Sports and physical education

The Department of Physical Education organises coaching, tournaments, fitness sessions, and representation at inter-collegiate events so that students develop stamina, teamwork, and confidence.

• Structured training and participation in games and athletics
• Gym and fitness facilities to support regular exercise habits
• Junior athletic championship and gallery documentation on the PE page

Physical Education department page

Women’s Cell

The Women’s Cell works for gender sensitisation, dignity, and safety on campus through programmes on rights, self-awareness, legal literacy, and channels for confidential support.

• Awareness sessions and invited talks on women’s issues
• Orientation for new students on respectful campus behaviour
• Signposting to statutory bodies and college support mechanisms where needed

All India Catholic University Federation (AICUF)

AICUF offers a platform for critical reflection on society, justice, and faith-inspired action, encouraging students to read signs of the times and engage responsibly as citizens.

• Discussions, study circles, and social analysis workshops
• Solidarity with marginalised groups and human-rights concerns
• Linking faith and culture with contemporary ethical questions

Fine Arts

Fine arts activities celebrate creativity through music, dance, drama, and visual arts—preparing students for inter-collegiate competitions and institutional events that build confidence and cultural appreciation.

• Training and practice sessions for teams and solo performers
• College day, festivals, and thematic cultural programmes
• Exposure to classical and contemporary forms in a supportive environment

English Language Club (ELC)

The English Language Club strengthens communication through debates, elocution, creative writing, and spoken-English practice so that students present ideas clearly in academics and placements.

• Competitions and workshops on diction, grammar, and presentation
• Peer activities that reduce fear of public speaking
• Support for interviews, group discussion, and literary appreciation

Extension activity

Outreach and extension programmes document how the college connects learning with community needs. Annual extension activity reports are published for reference and quality documentation.

• Extension Activity 2022–23
• Extension Activity 2021–22
• Extension Activity 2020–21
• Extension Activity 2019–20
• Extension Activity 2018–19

Legacy extension activity page (PDF links)