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National Service Scheme (NSS)

The college has been allotted 250 seats under National Service Scheme. Students from all classes can apply for this. They are required to put in 120 hours of work per year including a ten day camp. NSS volunteers who attend NSS camps regularly get an advantage over others in admission to postgraduate classes.

The NSS, Blood- Donors' Association and Youth Service Club inculcate the spirit of social service in young students.

National Cadet Corps     (NCC)

The college is known for the emphasis it lays on NCC training. All the three wings exist in the college. Students can join one of these wings depending on their aptitude and physical fitness. They are also prepared for Regular commission in the Army, Navy and Air Force.

As per NCC rules, a cadet is required to attend the annual training camp of the unit each year and undergo service training for a period of 65 hours or 96 periods or 32 parades during the academic session. In addition to this normal training, he is required to undergo further training for which he may volunteer and which may from time to time be sanctioned by the Ministry of Defence, Government of India or by the State Government.

Cultural Activities

The college has a Dramatic Club, a Music Club, Audio-Visual Society, a Fine Arts Club, a Hiking Club and a Photography Club. Debates, Paper-Reading contests and Declamations are organised in Sanskrit, English, Hindi and Punjabi. The History Association, the Young Speakers' Association, the Planning Forum, the Political Thinkers Forum, the Geographical Association, the Science Associations, the Bose Biological Association, the Hindi Parishad, the Punjabi Sahit Sabha and the Sanskrit Parishad, Eng. Literary Society hold debates and declamation contests and arrange lectures and social functions.

Student Central Association (SCA)

The Students' Central Association coordinates the cultural and social activities in the College.  It is  an asset to the college in the maintenance of decorum/discipline in the college; arrangement of various college functions, etc. The SCA is an important link in the redressal of students' grievances.

The Students' Central Association guards the best interests of the students. Our approach in this matter is reflected right from the way we use the idea of students' election. We work from the belief that early exposure of the students to electoral process is a good idea, provided it is taken up in the right manner. In our college we have reduced the intervention of the political groupings to the minimum level.

No doubt the student groups have affiliation with the student bodies of political parties. The difference we make is that we involve all students in the matters of their immediate interest thus leaving them no space to peddle the bad practices of the professional politicians. These have no impact on our students as they are made to strictly adhere to necessary election codes. Our students contest the most peaceful election without taking recourse to the mean methods of influencing the voters.

Once the elected body is put in place, all types of election fever and rivalries are forgotten once and for all and even those students who have lost in the contest continue to get full attention if they bring up the genuine problems concerning the students.