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In today’s rapidly changing environment, programming skills are essential tools that can be utilized in various fields and domains. We aim to inspire young minds to become creators of the future. The Coder’s Club is a student-run organization providing a space where students can learn, share ideas, and build something cool. Our goal is to create a community of programmers on campus, foster leadership skills among members, and offer resources to those who want to learn to code. The Coder’s Club is open to all students and strives to provide a safe and inclusive space for members to learn and grow their programming skills. Join us, and together we can cultivate a coding culture.
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The HAM Club at K S Rangasamy College of Technology is a vibrant community where students explore amateur radio. Through meetings, workshops, and hands-on activities, students learn about radio theory, antenna design, signal propagation, and operating procedures. The club fosters innovation, collaboration, and service, empowering students to connect, explore, and make a positive impact on their community.
The Join Hands Club, established on 18.11.2022 by young technocrats of the Textile Technology Department at KSRCT, is more than just an organization—it’s a movement for positive change. Bringing together students, alumni, and industrial volunteers, the club fosters collaboration, inclusivity, and student empowerment. Through impactful initiatives, members contribute to a supportive academic environment and a more compassionate community. By uniting diverse perspectives and strengths, the club drives meaningful transformation within the department and beyond. Join the journey of collaboration and kindness to make a difference and create a brighter future for all.
KSRCT SAEINDIA Collegiate Club is functioning for the welfare of engineering students to excel in this mobility world. The club comprises of Students and faculty members from the Mechanical Engineering and other Engineering Departments. It is actively involving in various technical innovative disciplines/competitions/challenges under by SAEINDIA. We organized a various events such as student convention, guest lectures and workshop on the topics of recent trends in automobile. We hosted events organized by SAEINDIA Southern Section for the benefit of the students
The Press and Media Club (PMC) reports all departmental events to the media, ensuring public awareness. The PAC Club was initiated to educate farmers, students, and communities through media outreach. Both clubs comprise a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Joint Secretary, and Joint Treasurer. They actively promote eco-friendly farming, highlight environmental degradation, and spread awareness about diseases like cancer and diabetes. Key initiatives include stress management programs, healthy food campaigns, and pamphlets on tree plantations. They also organize guest lectures by gynecologists to educate women on menstrual health. Notably, the clubs distribute cancer awareness pamphlets on breast and cervical cancer.
The Eco Care Club is a community-driven initiative dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices. With a membership committed to fostering positive change, the club engages in various activities such as tree planting, beach clean-ups, and recycling drives. Through education and advocacy, it aims to inspire individuals to adopt eco-friendly lifestyles and reduce their carbon footprint. By organizing workshops, seminars, and outreach programs, the club strives to empower members with the knowledge and skills needed to protect our planet for future generations. Together, the Eco Care Club endeavors to make a meaningful difference in preserving our natural resources and promoting a greener, more sustainable world.
The Movie Club, initiated by the Language Club of the Department of English in collaboration with the Service Motto Volunteers (SMV) and the Department of Library, aims to provide an engaging platform for students to explore English science fiction films and documentaries. Scheduled to be inaugurated on October 10, 2023, at 4:15 PM in Visveswaraya Hall, the club will host screenings every Saturday and other select days from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM at the College Premises. Following each screening, students will have the opportunity to participate in review talks and discussions. The primary objective of the club is to cultivate an environment conducive to enhancing communication skills, particularly fostering free and lively conversation. Additionally, the club seeks to support aspiring filmmakers by providing a platform to showcase their work to the student community, thereby promoting awareness of current trends in movie making.
Band quodrophene team typically consists of students with various musical talents, including singers, instrumentalists, and possibly dancers. They come together to create and perform music across different genres like rock, pop, jazz, or classical. The band may have a leader or director who coordinates rehearsals, selects music, and plans performances. Members often practice regularly, collaborate on arrangements, and perform at campus events, concerts, and competitions, showcasing their skills and passion for music. Overall, our college musical band team aims to cultivate a passion for music, foster artistic growth, and create meaningful musical experiences for both members and audiences.
The Food Safety Club, established in 2017, promotes awareness, education, and implementation of safe food practices to prevent foodborne illnesses. It conducts educational workshops on food handling, storage, and preparation, along with awareness campaigns using posters, flyers, and social media. Through community engagement, the club supports local businesses in following food safety regulations, while training sessions equip food handlers with essential knowledge on hygiene, sanitation, and cross-contamination prevention. Additionally, it collaborates with organizations and government agencies on food safety inspections and initiatives. Strengthening its mission, the club was officially inaugurated on September 7, 2023 (2:00 to 4:00 PM) by Mr. V. Manikanda Arumugam, Manager (Legal), Food Corporation of India, Coimbatore, during which its members were declared. Through these efforts, the club continues to enhance food safety awareness, empowering individuals and businesses to maintain high safety standards for a healthier community.
The IEEE-EMBS Student Branch Chapter, established on April 29, 2015, actively promotes biomedical engineering among students. With two professional and 32 student memberships, the chapter fosters technical excellence through various initiatives. It releases a biannual newsletter to keep members updated on advancements and achievements. Additionally, it organizes a range of technical and non-technical programs, including Distinguished Lecturer (DL) programs, awareness sessions, and networking events like Members Meet. These initiatives aim to enhance knowledge sharing, professional development, and collaboration among students and professionals in the field of biomedical engineering, making it a vibrant and resourceful community.
Band Quadrophene (Band Team) – Our powerhouse of musical talent, featuring skilled instrumentalists and soulful singers who set the stage on fire with every performance. From classical melodies to contemporary hits, Band Quadrophene delivers unforgettable musical experiences that resonate with all. Lite Footers (Dance Team) – Our energetic dance crew that brings rhythm and grace to life. With electrifying performances and diverse dance styles, Lite Footers captivate audiences and spread joy with every move. Whether it’s a festive celebration, college fest or special occasion, our Cultural Club showcases the spirit, talent and vibrancy of our student community. We don’t just perform—we inspire, entertain and create lasting memories.