History of Clubs

Youth Clubs

Every student is expected to be actively involved in extension activities totaling at least 160 hours over six semesters. The performance is assessed by designated staff representatives in coordination with the Head of the respective department based on the following evaluation criteria:

  • 40% – Active participation in Youth Club activities
  • 10% – Recognition through awards, certificates, or prizes
  • 40% – Involvement in the Bosco Outreach Programme

These activities are organized outside the regular academic working hours. All students are enrolled as members of one of the college's youth clubs and are expected to participate in the Bosco Outreach Programme, which serves as a village extension initiative. Students are also encouraged to participate in additional extension programmes initiated by the institution.

Youth Clubs Overview

The college fosters twenty-three youth clubs that embody values and causes of global, national, and local significance. Each club reflects a specific life dimension such as sports, social engagement, voluntarism, spirituality, ecology, fine arts, among others.

These clubs play a key role in the holistic development of students by organizing department-extension activities within the surrounding community. Every club is guided by a staff representative (animator), who supports its mission, vision, and annual goal-setting. This process is renewed each year under the leadership of the animator to ensure relevance and impact.

Assessment Criteria Weightage
Active Participation in Youth Club Activities 40%
Recognition (Awards/Certificates/Prizes) 10%
Participation in Bosco Outreach Programme 40%