Our dear students of KIIT celebrated Kargil Diwas with immense pride at the Student Activity Centre where they expressed their patriotism through heartfelt poetry, stirring open mic performances, and soulful songs dedicated to our nation and brave warriors. The atmosphere was filled with national pride and deep gratitude towards our armed forces.
It is with immense pride we share that Enactus KISS-KIIT functioning at KIIT Student Activity Centre has emerged victorious at the Enactus India National Cup, earning the honor of representing Team India at the Enactus World Cup, to be held in Kazakhstan this October. This success is a testament to the team's relentless hard work, perseverance, and commitment, day and night.
Hindi language and culture took center stage at KIIT University with one-day celebration of 'Zaahirana' organised by Khwahishein, the Hindi society of KSAC. 'Zaahirana’ had five sub-events which included Kavyansh , Dangal, Shero Shayri, Hasya Ekalap , and Story writing. 300 students were part of this celebration.
The "Regional New Year" was celebrated by KIIT Student Activity Centre at the Rose Garden. The Students of KIIT showcased the rich traditions of various states of India through dance and music. More than 1000 Students of various states gathered and celebrated .The evening started with Registrar Prof. Jnyana Ranjan Mohanty, VC Prof Saranjit singh and Founder Dr. Achyuta Samanta, who addressed the assemblage of staffs and students.
Ugadi is celebrated as the New Year on 07th April 2024 by the people of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana. Around 300 students were a part of this celebration including Staff of KIIT. The Inaugural Ceremony was graced by Additional Registrar, Prof Shyam Sundar Behura. All the Students enjoyed the cultural performances followed by lunch which included Ugadi Pachadi, lemon rice, tindora fry, rice, sambar, rasam & curd.
The "17th Edition of Udghosh- the National Open Quiz" was open to individuals of all ages from schools, colleges, and the corporate world. The event received an overwhelming response, with over 800 participants from across the country competing in the preliminary round followed by the final round. The preliminary round consisted of 30 mind-bending questions, hosted by quizmaster "Major Chandrakanth Nair" , one of the known figures in the quizzing circuit. The students actively engaged in the preliminary rounds, proving their mettle by almost answering all correctly. The cut-off for the prelims, thus stood very high at a massive 23 [...]
KHETSHEN – The Annual celebration of International Students from over 65+ countries rocked the campus with its unique glamour, glaze and glitterati. KHETSHEN celebrated diversity of culture and tradition of various countries connected by the thread of unity in a global village. Students showcased their talent through amazing music & dance performances in this event. Around 700 students showed up for this magnificent event. It was hosted by the International Student Society KSAC.
Kalliope Society under the KIIT Student Activity Centre hosted "KRACK THE KASE", a Treasure Hunt event with a "Harry Potter theme" and special rounds testing their public speaking abilities and critical thinking. For this highly anticipated event, 150 students had participated.
"Kamakshi & He-For-She" collaborated with "Social Media Matters", a Delhi-based NGO, to host the "TECH SAHELI" workshop, spearheaded by Pratishtha Arora, CEO of Social Media Matters. The workshop aimed to bolster the safety of women and youth in the online sphere. A total of 120 students had participated in this workshop.
The 19th edition of Pratijja, hosted by Kronicle, the Literary and debating Society of KIIT, was a resounding success. Teams from across the nation showcased their prowess, with the National Law University Odisha clinching the championship and KIIT proudly securing the runners-up spot. The participants were marked by the adjudicators, who gave them feedback after the debate was done and were marked in turn by these teams, thus leading to a fair competition for both the debating teams as well as adjudicators. Spanning over three days, Pratijja saw the participation of 21 teams and consisted of five preliminary rounds, each [...]
