CIPET_Student_Clubs.pdf

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CIPET CLUBS
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CIPET Student’s Clubs - 2022
Spread Your Wings Soar
Students Club

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Clubs @ CIPET – An Intro
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Students are the prime stakeholders in the education system. Vibrant campus life is essential for the overall growth of a
student. Clubs offer an opportunity for students to express their feelings, analyze and bring out their hidden talents. A
variety of clubs helps the students to select the club of their interest, so that they could perform beyond the classroom too.
Clubs acts as a stress relief platform for students in a stressful academic system. Student clubs promote the shaping of
skills of the students and make them to be ready for real life challenges. Student clubs play a crucial role in determining
and channelizing the passion and interest of students, much beyond their academic pursuit. These clubs helps the students
to learn new activities from experts and peers.
Student clubs help in learning to work as a team which is one of the most essential factors in one’s career. These clubs
helps to know about themselves, their strengths, and their goals better, and help in generating ideas to serve others. These
clubs help in student’s transformation and holistic development in a big way.

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CIPET CLUBS
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 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)
 ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL
 ENVIRO CLUB (Nurture Nature)
 CIPET MUSIC CLUB
 CIPET DEBATING SOCIETY & QUIZ CLUB
 CITIZEN CONSUMER CLUB (CCC)
 CIPET CLUB OF PERFORMING ARTS
 CIPET PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
 HEALTH AND WELLNESS CLUB
 CIPET READERS CLUB

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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
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Aim of the Club:
NSS program aims to inculcate social welfare in students and to provide service to the society without bias. NSS
volunteers work to ensure that everyone who is in needy get help to enhance their standard of living and lead a dignified
life. In doing so, the volunteers learn from people in the community, how to lead life despite scarcity of resources. NSS
also provides help in natural and man-made disasters by providing food, clothing and first aid to the disaster victims.
Vision of the Club:
 To understand the community in which they work.
 To identify the needs and problems of the community and involve them to develop problem-solving skills.
 To develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility.
 To develop competence required for group-living and sharing of responsibilities.

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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
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Mission:
The Motto of NSS “Not Me But You” reflects the essence of democratic
living and upholds the need for selfless service. NSS helps students
develop appreciation to others point of view and also show consideration
to other living beings.
Objectives:
 To gain skills in mobilizing community participation.
 To acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitudes.
 To develop capacity to meet emergencies and natural disasters.
 To practice National Integration and Social Harmony.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration & Orientation
2. Special Camping Program
3. Environmental awareness program
4. Health awareness program
5. Swachh Bharath program
6. First-aid training program
7. Anti-Corruption Day
8. Valedictory

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL
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Aim of the Club:
To promote the spirit of entrepreneurship among students.
Vision of the Club:
Creating awareness about entrepreneurship and support to create
innovative business plans.
Mission of the Club:
To sustain the spirit of entrepreneurship amongst all category of students
and provide them with a platform to convert their ideas into business.
Objectives:
 To inculcate a culture of innovation driven entrepreneurship.
 To conduct orientation programs for students and attracting them in
establishing their own enterprise.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Generation of business ideas
3. Success stories of Entrepreneurs
4. SWOC analysis
5. Case Study Discussion
6. Business plan writing
7. Marketing strategy
8. Workshop
9. Business quiz
10.Interview with entrepreneurs
11.Seminars
12.Valedictory
EDC

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ENVIRO CLUB (Nurture Nature)
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Aim of the Club:
 To create a Zero - waste campus.
 Go Green - CIPET
Vision of the Club:
 Going beyond environmental awareness.
 CIPET Campus – A Zero Waste campus and the highest environmental rating for an academic institute.
 Action that results in waste recycling, efficient and alternate power systems, effective usage of plastics on campus.
 Say YES to Plastics and Say No to Littering
Taking students for exposure, training and facilitations in waste management so that they can replicate it at home and also
enable canteen / mess staff do the same. Raising simple, potted vegetable gardens with high yield, which can also be donated
to poor people. Encouraging healthy green practices among students to become aware of, and reducing their waste, carbon
footprints. Hands on training sessions, interactions with environmentalists, film makers, activists.

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ENVIRO CLUB (Nurture Nature)
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Objectives:
 Making CIPET Campus a Zero-waste Campus.
 Creating a CIPET Standard for green campuses by making it the first 100% waste recycling campus that also produces
organic fertilizer and grows simple vegetables by students for poor people.
 Encouraging and creating simple and small alternate energy devices for certain labs and projects and reducing carbon
footprints.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Campus cleaning
3. One-day camps to clean beaches
4. World Environment Day
5. Plantations
6. Waste recycling
7. Making bio-fertilizers and energy efficient devices
8. Inculcate the importance of clean environment
in the young minds of nearby school children
9. Swachh Bharath Day
10. Film screenings
11. Interactions & facilitations
12. Organizing Green Fest
13. Valedictory
Nurture Nature

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CIPET MUSIC CLUB
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Aim of the Club:
To encourage students for holistic formation in band and to create community on all levels – within the classroom,
college as well as within the national and global community.
Vision of the Club:
The vision is that each student reaches a level of independent musicianship. Students attain this by:
Understanding the concepts of music.
Dedicating them to individual skill development (practice).
Functioning independently and collaborating with others.
To encourage a life-long love for music and arts, teach students through music performance and develop leadership and
life skills.

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CIPET MUSIC CLUB
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Objectives:
 Provide extra-curricular opportunities for band students that enhance their musical experience. Create the best
possible learning environment for students.
 Develop strong musicianship and cultivate aesthetic awareness through preparation.
 Inspire students to become life-long learners and intelligent consumers of music.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Independence Day
3. College cultural
4. Inter Department Fest
5. Practice sessions
6. Republic day
7. Sports day
8. College day
9. Valedictory
10. Special occasions

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CIPET DEBATING SOCIETY & QUIZ CLUB
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Aim of the Club:
To nurture promising debaters transform into future leaders.
Vision of the Club:
Develop leadership skills in students through effective communication.
The need to use oratorical abilities for the cause of promoting justice, truth and peace in
society.
Objectives:
The club aims to develop the critical thinking and speaking skills of the students.
The club seeks to represent CIPET College in various competitions across the country.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Training session
3. Practice session
4. Block & Tackle
5. Workshop
6. Intra-departmental debate
7. Inter collegiate debate
8. Valedictory

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CITIZEN CONSUMER CLUB (CCC)
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Aim of the Club:
To create awareness on consumer rights and duties.
Vision of the Club:
“AWARE”, “ALERT” and “ACT”.
To create awareness about the role of consumer among students at a very
young age and through them to the general public.
Objectives:
Teaching and sensitizing youth to become responsible citizens to carry out
their fundamental duties as citizens without being told and questioning.
Helping them to create awareness about consumer grievance mechanism if
their rights are infringed.
Activities Planned:
1. Orientation program
2. Street play competition
3. World Consumer Rights day
4. Special lecture on consumer Court
procedures
5. Guest lectures
6. Human chain
7. Debate competition
8. Consumer court visit
9. Beach rally
10. Demo on food adulteration
11. Valedictory

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CIPET Readers Club
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Aim of the Club:
Readers clubs are a great way to engage students with reading and help build a
reading culture at college level.
Vision of the Club:
Read – Repeat – Rise
To develop a lifelong interest in and appreciation for reading and learning.
Objectives:
 It encourages critical thinking and deeper encouragements with stories.
 It provides accountability for students in reading and reading comprehension.
 It improves reading fluency and develops better writing skills.
 It improves oral verbiage skills and improves the research skills.
 It broadens and deepens their vocabulary bank.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Guest Lecture
3. Practice Session – I
4. Group Discussions
5. Practice Session – II
6. Public Speaking
7. Valedictory

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CIPET CLUB OF PERFORMING ARTS
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Aim of the Club:
To explore ways of expressing the ideas and emotions in alternate ways.
Vision of the Club:
To encourage and motivate the students to set trends and express their ideas to the community.
Providing practical and theoretical exposure that allows students to develop a complete
understanding of the various techniques involved in the three art forms – music, dance and theatre.
Objective:
To make them learn the values and methods of artistic collaboration
Making students to be prepared to enter the professional world of the performing arts.
Equipping a wide variety of careers, that require collaborative effort, public poise, imagination
and a broad background in the liberal arts.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Guest Lecture
3. Practice Session - I
4. Inter / Intra College Competitions
5. Practice Session – II
6. Cultural fest
7. Valedictory

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS CLUB
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Aim of the Club:
To instill awareness in students on aspects of personal health and hygiene, overall well-being of an individual.
To make students understand the factors that influence health and to promote choices that impact health of people on
campus, in society and to the wider community.
Vision of the Club:
To impress upon our campus and community the importance of overall wellness pertaining to the physical, social and
mental well-being of the individual.
To instill an understanding of the importance of healthy lifestyle through Health Education programs and to spread the
awareness to others.

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS CLUB
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Objectives:
To create awareness about the basic health and wellness.
Imparting information in our campus and community about various emerging and
prevailing diseases and their preventive measures.
To impart an understanding of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
To educate students on having balanced diet, simple home remedies for common
ailments and choices for healthy living.
To celebrate official WHO days.
Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Doctor’s Talk
3. Seminars on health and hygiene
4. Medical checkup camps,
5. Eat Right
6. Workshop on Physical Fitness
7. Debates - Healthy habits
8. Poster-making competition
9. Celebrating World Health Day
10. World Heart Day
11. World Antibiotic Awareness Week
12. World AIDS Day
13. World Cancer Day
14. Valedictory

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
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Aim of the Club:
To develop and encourage students to understand the various elements of photography and actively use them as a method to
communicate and document.
Vision of the Club:
Building an environment for students to showcase their creativity and unique perspectives through photography and the ability to learn
from each other.
Encouraging students across all disciplines to learn the principles and elements of photography. Enabling them with real-time experience
through projects and event documentation. Showcasing their work and encouraging learning through feedback from peers and experts.
Objectives:
To build the experience of sharing photography through various types of programmes at different level this which will create awareness
and understanding among the students and general public.
To encourage the students to actively participate in various photography competitions across the country / globe.

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
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Activities Planned:
1. Inauguration
2. Learning sessions by peers
3. Guest lectures and workshops by experts
4. Active participation in documenting events organized in the college campus
5. Field trips to nearby locations to understand the art of a photoshoot
6. Exhibitions showcasing the work of students
7. Shows
8. contests to enable them to learn through feedback
9. Rendering photographical assistance at all college progrmmes
10. Valedictory
Photography Club

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Important Instructions to Students
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 All first year Diploma/ Post Diploma / PG Diploma and UG students should be part of any one of the clubs.
 Students should register their name in the respective clubs within the stipulated time.
 The allotment of clubs to the students is based on “FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS”.
 Change of clubs after registration is not allowed.
 Late comers shall be allotted any club where the vacancy is still available.
 Each student should complete 60 hours as mandate to acquire Club completion certificate in their respective club.
 Audition for select clubs (Music Club, Performing Arts).

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CIPET Clubs – Organogram
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Director General
Nodal Officer at
Head Office
Centre Head
Club In-charge (Faculty Member)
Student Representative
Club Members

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Contact Details for Head Office
Students Club’s Incharge:
Dr. Sheeba J. Jasmine
Information & Documentation Officer
CIPET – Head Office
Mobile No.: (+91) 98849 19011
e-Mail ID: studentclubs@cipet.gov.in
For further Coordination:
Mr. Efrem John Victor
IQAC & Placement Coordinator
CIPET – Head Office
Mobile No.: (+91) 73737 70037
e-Mail ID: studentclubs@cipet.gov.in

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Contact Details for CIPET centres
S.No. Name of the CIPET Centre Name of Club Incharge Designation Mobile Number
1 Ahmedabad - IPT Mr. C. Raj Shekar Asst. Technical Officer 8686077370
2 Agartala Mr. Sagolsem Itomba Technical Officer 9884954937
3 Amritsar Mr. Daljinder Singh Asst. Officer (P & A / HR) 8725040044
4 Aurangabad Mr. Milindkumar T. Bharne Manager (Technical) 9325687902
5 Baddi Mr. N. Ramesh Babu Manager (Technical) 8977033373
6 Balasore Mrs. Smruti Rekha Barik Laboratory Instructor 8144420463
7 Bhopal Mrs.Sarita Thapliyal Sr. Assistant (SG) 7869955238
8 Bhubaneswar - IPT Dr. Debabrata Rath Asst. Professor 9437284259
9 Bhubaneswar - CSTS Mr. Ashish Kumar Technical Officer 9437374000
10 Chandrapur Mr. Sharath P T Asst. Technical Officer 701241382

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11 Chennai – HLC
Mr. A.G.S.Neelagaantan
Technical Officer 9360098600
12 Chennai – OLC
Mrs. B.Umayal
Librarian Gr.I 9791338398
13 Dehradun Mr. Partha Sarathi Das Assistant Technical officer 9587198575
14 Guwahati Mr. Kaushik Bezbaruah Asst. Placement Officer 9864943345
15 Gwalior Mr. Lakhan Singh Sr. Technical Asst. (SG) 9893344859
16 Hajipur Mr. Aijaz Ahmed Asst. Technical Officer 8305502983
17 Haldia Mr. Arindam Patra Senior Technical Officer 9002065809
18 Hyderabad Mr.R.Manikandan Technical Officer 9092637088
19 Imphal Mr. Hukiandi Pamei Tech Gr.I 7005596439
20 Jaipur - IPT Dr. Bishnu Prasad Panda Manager (T) / Principal 9090968451
21 Jaipur - CSTS Mr. Pradeep Sahu Asst. Technical Officer 9672778952

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21 Kochi - IPT Mr. S.Vijayakanth
Senior Technical Officer
8170031772
22 Korba Mr. Jeetendra Kumar Sahu Officer (PAF) 8878880111
23 Lucknow - IPT Dr. Keerti Srivastava Assistant Professor 7275167998
24 Madurai Mr. E.Sivakumar Senior Technical Officer 8129497183
25 Murthal - IPT Mr. Vinay Kumar Yadav Sr. Tech. Assistant 9466146014
26 Mysore Mrs. S. Bharathi Manager (T) 9466585669
27 Raipur - IPT Mrs. Ambika Joshi Senior Technical Officer 9351351741
28 Ranchi Mr. Samoju Pruthvi Raj Asst. Technical Officer 7990827585
29 Vijayawada Mr. R Srinu Asst. Technical Officer 6300147965
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