ACM looks for students that are enthusiastic about computer science, irrespective of year or branch, who wish to contribute to the fields of research and development. As a club, ACM believes in the imparting and sharing of knowledge as well as promoting and nurturing the interest and curiosity of students in relevant fields. TECHNICAL CLUBSĪssociation for Computing Machinery (ACM)ĪCM was founded in April 2016 with the mission to create a thriving Computer Science culture at MIT. The Ed-Board also aims to instil a thirst for learning and an eagerness to take up new skills in its recruits. The club looks for students with a wide variety of skills-not only artists and writers but also those with excellent organisational abilities and a penchant for hard work. While the club does not organise any events as such, The Editorial Board offers a unique opportunity for members and other students (through submissions) to see their hard work and craft, such as writing, photography, art, and design immortalised in print. Last year the Ed-Board made the historical shift from printed to digital yearbooks with its 61st publication. The club has one goal-to publish the yearbook of Manipal Institute of Technology. The Ed-Board is one of the oldest clubs in Manipal, having formed in 1957 alongside the college’s inception. It looks for the inquisitive, the observant, and the feisty-working in departments of Writing and Reporting, Art, Graphic Design, Tech, and App Dev. The Post promises each staff member a shot at being heard and making a difference to this campus and what lies beyond. But over everything else, the Post exists to reach and help every single MITian. Besides doing everything you see on the website, The Post also publishes a quarterly magazine, The Standard, frequent live blog coverage of important events, interviews with eminent personalities who visit Manipal, and newsletters during fests, and various other formats of mainstream broadcasting. They act as the direct link between the Administration, Student Council, the various clubs and student bodies in MIT, and every student on the campus. It is MIT Manipal’s official student-run Media Body and Communications office, working directly under the purview of the Student Council and the Department of Student Welfare of the college with the sole aim of keeping the average MITian informed of everything that happens on campus. The MIT Post has its fingers in a lot of pies. Furthermore, the team also promotes mental health awareness among the students. In addition, the team works proactively in collaboration with the MIT counsellors to ensure anyone who might need help, gets it. Student Support Team is an official student body for MIT, Manipal which provides the students with a safe space to talk about any distress in their lives. The Student Council is also pushing for increased inter-collegiate participation when it comes to fests, not just in and around Karnataka, but on a national level. They are responsible for organising MIT’s technical and cultural fests-TechTatva and Revels, respectively. They have also successfully managed to increase the perm time to 10 PM for all freshers. Recently, they were able to convince the college to increase the number of seats available in program electives, thus decreasing the GPA cut-offs. They address not just major grievances, but also persisting day-to-day inconveniences. The primary objective of the Student Council is to make themselves accessible to every single student on the campus. The details for the same will be updated on the individual clubs’ social media, and other online platforms. Students can register for club events and recruitment via The MIT Post app.ĭue to the ongoing pandemic, club recruitments for 2021 will be conducted entirely online.
It is one of the features that imbues Manipal with a singular charm, a unique advantage over others. There are technical clubs for the academically inclined there are cultural clubs that give a student the opportunity to dabble in the fine arts, music, dance, theatre-everything that feeds the mind and spirit. Manipal Academy of Higher Education has a deep-seated culture of student bodies and clubs that attract students from all disciplines, cutting across colleges, courses, and nationalities. The soul of college life is the fraternities on campus-the clubs that become a surrogate family for students, helping them grow and explore latent talents in fields other than academics. If you have any questions, head over to the official Freshers’ Group 2021 on Facebook to have them answered!
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