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Co-curricular Activities
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Emphasis is laid
on the need to balance in-class and out-of-class life. The students work hard in
class, but they will also utilize energy for diverse activities such as
organizing seminars on contemporary IT issues, publishing in-house magazines,
organizing guest lectures, participating in inter and intra-IT college
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Inter-IT meets
will be organized which offer an opportunity to develop closer interaction and
friendship among the IT fraternity.
Students will be
encouraged to involve in several co-curricular activities like:
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Group
Discussions
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Elocution
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IT
Games
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Debating
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Seminars
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Quizzes
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Cricket
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Sports Meets
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T-Group
Sessions
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Cultural
Meets
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Publications/Magazines
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IT
Forums
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Industrial
Visits
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Skits
& Plays
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These
co-curricular activities will help them to:
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improve
communication skills
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develop
the right kind of attitudes
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enhance
leadership qualities and abilities
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work
in a high pressure environment
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manage
stress well
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emerge
as a team player
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refine
interpersonal skills
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develop
group skills
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improve
creativity
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inculcate
discipline
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enhance
confidence levels
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set
ambitious targets
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work
hard
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become
result-oriented
Guest Lectures
Guest Lectures
play an important role in the developmental process of the students. Eminent
academicians and practicing professionals are invited for guest lectures where
students get an opportunity to interact closely with them and understand the
practical applications of various IT/Management concepts and ideas. Through
these activities, students get acquainted with leadership roles, develop group
and interpersonal skills and develop the right kind of attitude for success in
executive careers.
IEL Alumni Federation
The IEL Alumni
Federation (IELAF) is a non-profit society which will provide an active
institutional framework for the alumni of IEL for professional development,
interaction and networking.
The main
objectives of IELAF are:
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To
propagate and ensure the acceptance of, the philosophy and values of IEL
related to information technology education and practice, among the academia
and industry.
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To
develop a system of knowledge sharing among IEL faculty, students and alumni
work towards bridging the gap between academia and industry.
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To
cater to the networking needs of the IEL alumni by enabling frequent
exchanges of views in the form of seminars, periodicals and newsletters.
Code of Ethics
All individual
members of IELAF will be required to conduct their professional activities in
accordance with the approved code of ethics and abide by the rules and
regulations thereon. The code of ethics cover areas such as:
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