National Service Scheme
Developing personality and character through voluntary community service.
National Service Scheme (NSS)
The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a central government-run public service program in India aimed at developing the personality and character of students through voluntary community service. Launched in 1969, the birth centenary year of Mahatma Gandhi, it operates under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. The NSS unit of our college has been very active since 2019. The college NSS unit under one programme officer enrolls 100 volunteers and conducts regular activities and Special Camps every year.
Enrollment to N.S.S is optional to all students of degree classes. An N.S.S volunteer who completes 240 hours of regular social service and attend one annual training camp will be issued with certificate by the University. This certificate holder will get incentives and bonus marks for getting admission to higher studies.
Development of the personality of students through community service
- To work with and among the common people
- To enhance creative and constructive social action
- To enable students to understand the basic needs of the community
- To gain skills in programme development
- To enable them to get self employment
- To develop leadership qualities
- To bridge the gulf between the educated and the uneducated masses
- To promote the students to serve the weaker sections of the society
