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For the majority of students, involvement in extracurricular activities plays an important role in the educational experience. Students become involved in extracurricular activities not only for entertainment, social, and enjoyment purposes, but most important, to gain and improve skills. A wide range of extracurricular activities exist at our college, meeting a variety of student interests.
The importance of extracurricular activities in educational institutions is well established. The primary goals of extracurricular activities focus on the individual student level, the institutional level, and the broader community level. These activities exist to complement the school's or the college’s academic curriculum and to enhance the student's educational experience.
Extracurricular activities provide a setting to become involved and to interact with other students, thus leading to increased learning and enhanced development. Specifically, a student's peer group is the most important source of influence on a student's academic and personal development. By identifying with a peer group, that group may influence a student's cognitive development as well as his or her behavior.
VP-UP0192. MIET Science Club works towards the following objectives:
Contact Details:
Mr. Abhinav Singh
MIET Science Club Coordinator &
Assistant Professor,
Department of Biotechnology & Microbiology, MIET
+91-9267167494
Abhinav.singh@miet.ac.in
Student Council is an organization conducted by students and supervised by adults. The purpose of the student council is to give students an opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out college activities and service projects. In addition to planning events that contribute to youth spirit and community welfare, the student council is the voice of the student body. The council will share student’s ideas, interests and concerns with the departmental community.
Committee will share students ideas , interest with faculty and management and maintain student grievance file
They will assist members of other committees for proper functioning of council.
This cell will follow women safety guidelines of the institute and maintain grievance file.
They will share Academic calendar, latest notice regarding fellowship and conferences , Event calendar on the Student notice board
They will assist administrative committee for maintaining proper discipline during the event.
They will make sitting plan during seminar and other events.
They will mentor new students and maintain anti ragging guidelines.
They will conduct Fresher’s, Farewell party, Biome, Alumni meet, social activity and different cultural events.
They will manage Stage , Decoration, DJ etc .
They will organize one monthly sport event on Saturday.
Minutes of student council meeting
Meeting was conducted with students regarding framework of Student council (ccs block) in presence of Dr Divya Chaudhary and Dr Juhi Bhardwaj.
Following points were discussed.
committees are framed for proper functioning of Student Council
| 1 | Mishali Agarwal | M.Sc BT II Sem |
| 2 | Kritika Maheshwari | BSc MB IIYear |
| 3 | Ashish Diwedi | BSc BT IIYear |
| 4 | ShubhamKumar | BSc BT II Year |
| 5 | Munzir Akhtar | BSc BT I Year |
| 1 | Charu Rana |
Bsc BT I Year
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| 2 | Shalu Jain | Bsc BT II Year |
| 3 | Grace | M.sc BT II Sem |
| Vandana Yadav | Bsc BT I Year |
| Kartik Goel | Bsc BT II Year |
| 1 | Shevalini Chandra | Bsc BT I Year |
| 2 | Kashish Noor | Bsc MB I Year |
| 3 | Neha Dhillon | M.Sc MB III Sem |
| 4 | Ayushi Chauhan | Bsc BT III Year |
| 1 | Kajal | Bsc BT II Year |
| 2 | Divya Jangid | Bsc BT II Year |
| 3 | Nishu Upadhyay | Bsc BT II Year |
| 4 | Priyamvada | Bsc BT I Year |
| 5 | Shristi Sharma | Msc BT II Sem |
| 6 | Eva Chaudhary | Bsc BT II Year |
| 7 | Shivam Chinyoti | Bsc MB II Year |
| 8 | Deepshikha | Bsc BT III Year |
| 9 | Priyanshu | Bsc BT III Year |
| 10 | Chavi Rana | B.sc MB I Year |
| 11 | Pallavi Bansal | Bsc BT III Year |
| 12 | Shivani Chauhan | Bsc BT III Year |
| 13 | Shruti Garg | M.Sc MB II Sem |
| 14 | Prakarti Sharma | Bsc MB I Year |
| 15 | Humera Ansari | Bsc BT Iyear |
| 16 | Khyati Singh | Bsc MB I Year |
| 17 | Mujahid Khan | Bsc MB I Year |
| 18 | ArushiRuhela | Bsc MB I Year |
| 1 | Yatin Kumar | Bsc BT I Year |
| 2 | Pallavi srivastava | Bsc BT I Year |
| 3 | Sadik Anjum | M.Sc MB II Sem |
| 4 | Divyani | B.sc MB III Year |
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