Co-curricular Activities: Young minds at work
A student's bent of mind sometimes comes to the forefront through leisure activities and sports. Docility, aggressiveness, leadership. compassion, strength of mind, friendship and numerous other traits of student's personality are revealed through participation in various co- curricular activities. As such, the collage has mobilized its efforts to organize activities like games and sports, physical exercises, dance and music, art and craft and spiritual discourses.
Prayer, Meditation, Yoga and Pathachakra: Demolishing Ego to live the Infinite and the Eternal
Spiritual education strives towards a global truth and provides teaching of the future life.
Spirituality is the state of mind above limits or religion that may be achieved by prayer.
Silent meditation helps individuals learn to exist in peace, harmony and tolerance.
Meditation illumines the consciousness of the individuals and prepares the individuals for the realisation of truth.
For self development and self finding one has to undertake every action as meditation and surrender it to The Divine.
Yoga has three aspects-aspiration, rejection and surrender, which helps Chitta Sudhi and Nadi Sudhi.
Clairvoyance, clairaudiance, presentiment are several aspects of yoga.
Yoga is the best tool for improving the instruments of learning. Process of overall growth is maintained by Pathachakra.
Parents-Teachers Meet: For better understanding and co-operation
Lecturers/Staff at times pay visit to the homes of the students.
The college keeps close contact with the parents in order to provide proper home environment to the students.
Mutual exchange of opinion between the lecturers and the parents increases the study habits of the students.
Trust and love between lecturers and students is strengthened by having discussions with the parents regarding the development of their wards and by clarifying the learning problems if any.
Parents-Teachers meet is held twice a year with prior notice from the college management.
Parents are requested to contact the proctors of their wards personally on the meeting day and seek their advice on any personal problem faced by their ward.