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| Student Life |
The accent of student activities on campus is to provide an invigorating and creative environment, which promotes independent thinking and introspection, and leads the young students to become more aware of the consequence of their own actions.
This enables them to weave a pattern of life which equips them to stand up to the many pressures of community living, to train them in the making of inferences in everyday situations, to help them derive greater insight into their personal relationships and to arouse in them a sensibility of aesthetic experience.
Excellent facilities for residence, co-curricular activities, sports and games, recreation, shopping, etc. have been provided to the students on campus. Special efforts are made to promote student-teacher interaction. Counselling and Student Support services have been provided to assist students during their stay on IIT campus, from the initial process of assimilation up to their graduation from the Institute. |
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| Halls of Residence |
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ten Student Hostels at IIT Delhi are
named after the mountain ranges of India.
The eight Boys' Hostels and two Girls'
Hostels house around 5000 IITians. |
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Jwalamukhi |
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Aravali |
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Nilgiri |
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Karakoram |
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Kumaon |
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Satpura |
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Shivalik |
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Vindhyachal |
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Zanskar |
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Himadri Hostel (for Girls) |
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Kailash Hostel (for Girls) |
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Each Hostel is self-contained with amenities such as Library and Reading Room, Recreation Room, Lounge and Dining Hall with Mess. Each Hostel has a Computer Room with state-of-the-art computing facilities.
Temporary residence may also be provided in the apartments on campus, viz., Indraprastha and New Vindhyachal Apartments. |
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| Student Affairs Council (SAC) |
The Student Affairs Council is a joint Student-Faculty Senate Committee dealing with overall policy formulation, co-ordination and review of student affairs of non-academic nature. The Director of the Institute is the Chairman of the Council. The Dean of Students is its Vice-Chairman. Its members include the Deputy Directors, the Dean (UGS) and the Dean (PGS&R), two Senate nominees, one House Master, Presidents of all Boards / Committees recognised by the SAC, past two Wardens, past Dean of Students, Assistant Registrar (Student Affairs), General Secretaries of the Boards/Committees recognised by the SAC, past two General Secretaries of the SAC, representatives from Hostels and general bodies of M.Sc./M.Tech/MBA/Research Scholars/Married Research Scholars/Day Scholars. The council controls the budget and co-ordinates the activities of the various student organisations like the Boards for Recreational and Creativities, Sports, Hostel Management, Student Publications and Student Welfare. It also works to promote the student interests and endeavours to create healthy traditions in campus life.
The Council has a Co-ordinating Committee consisting of the Director, Dean of Students, Presidents and General Secretaries of various boards, the General Secretary of the Council, and the Assistant Registrar (Student Affairs). The Council has an Executive Committee to take executive decisions. The Dean of Students is the Chairman and its members include the Associate Dean of Students, three SAC nominees and the General Secretary, SAC as the convenor. The Student Affairs Council is governed by its own constitution.
There are several awards instituted for different activities within the hostel as well as outside to improve the life in IIT. One such award is Alumni Award for best Community Services which is presented to the student contributions to the improvement of the IIT community life.
In addtion to this there are several other awards like Best House Secretary, Best Mess Secretary, Best Maintenance Secretary etc. All these are presented annually. The Council has recently formed a Student's Coorporative Society which runs a Stationary Store and provides stationary items to the students at no loss no profit basis. The Society has also started running an authorised two-wheeler parking stand, allowing willing students to have a two-wheeler vehicle during their stay at IIT after paying the nominal fee. |
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| Co-curricular Activities |
| I.I.T. Delhi provides a full measure of opportunity to students for co-curricular pursuits. Through several student-directed activities a student participates actively in the many-sided life of the Institute community. He/She pursues his/her intellectual and aesthetic horizons far beyond the realm of the calssroom experience, and he expands his/her interests and forms new relationships. The co-curricular activities have four wings: Board for Recreational and Creative Activities (BRCA), Board for Sports Activities (BSA), Board for Student Publications (BSP), and Board for Students Welfare (BSW). In addition, there are the National Service Scheme (NSS) National Cadet Corps (NCC) and the National Sports Organisation. |
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| Students' Activity Centre |
The Students' Activity Centre is the nerve centre of all student activities on the campus. With a moat on one side and a high stone-wall on the other, the Students' Activity Centre recalls to the visitors memories of an ancient fort. The Centre comprising a Club Building, Gymnasium Hall, Swimming Pool, Amphitheatre, Music Rooms, Hobbies Workshop and a large Dark Room, caters to various hobbies of the students. They have a place to paint, to sculpt or to tinker with the radio. There are committee rooms where they can hold formal or informal meetings and a large marble-floored hall for exhibitions. On the first floor of the Centre, students have facility to play billiards.
The large gymnasium hall is over 10 m. high where the students have a place for badminton in inclement weather or to engage themselves in gymnastics. The Institute has a 16-exercise multigym. A large swimming pool with clean blue water makes their campus life cool in summer. The swimming pool is indeed the most popular sport for students during the hot summer. The pride of the Centre is its huge Amphitheatre which can accommodate 2,000 persons. With a magnificent stage and attached green rooms it is perhaps one of the finest of its kind in the country. |
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| Students' Canteens |
| There are two canteens for the students :one in Hostel area just opposite to Aravali Hostel and the other located infront of Library across the road.The hostel area canteen is open normally from 4 p.m. till midnight. The other canteen runs during the Institute working hours. Working of both the canteens is looked after by the canteen cell of the Board of Hostel Management. There are Coffee and Cold drinks vending machines in the Institute. |
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| Book Shop |
| For the benefit of the student community, there is a book shop situated in hostel area. Another bookshop is being planned in the academic area. There are a number of xeroxing facilities like one in the Library and two in the academic area. |
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| Recreational & Creative Activities (RCA) |
The Institute offers excellent opportunities, covering a very wide range, to its students to participate in recreational and creative activities. Students interested in drama, music or indoor games can join the Dramatics Club, Music Club or Indoor Sports Club. Students who wish to pursue hobbies can find creative expression for their interests by participation in Photography Society, Fine Arts Society, Hobbies Society and Publicity Cell. Opportunities for literacy expression are offered by English Debating and Literacy Club, Hindi Samiti and Quizzing Club.The Film Series Committee organises regular shows of feature films whereras the Lecture Series Committee organizes lectures by eminent persons on topics of student's interests. Generally , the activities organised include inter-house and inter-college competitions. An annual inter-college cultural festival "Rendezvous" is organised to encourage interaction between various colleges and to promote competitions of high standard.
Teams from a large number of colleges and institutes all over the country participate in this annual event which comprises competitions in dramas, music, debate, quiz, art, etc. Through these extra-curricular activities, the growth and development of the total personality of a student is ensured.
These multifarious activities are co-ordinated by the RCA Board, a constituent body of the Student Affairs Council. The Board comprises students and faculty members. It is governed by its own Constitution. |
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| Sports and Games |
The Institute lays considerable emphasis on student participation in various outdoor and indoor games. The students are encouraged to participate in games and sports activities which cover athletics (men and women), badminton (men and women), basketball (men and women), cricket, football, gliding, gymnastics, hiking and mountainee-ring, hockey, judo, kabaddi, squash, table tennis (men and women), tennis, volleyball, yoga, weightlifting, multi-gym, swimming and water-polo. These activities make the leisure hours of students profitable. Emphasis is laid on mass participation by the students. Well laid out fields are available on the campus. A cricket field, a hockey and a football ground, volleyball and basket-ball courts (flood lit), six tennis courts (one of these flood-lit), tennis parctice wall, table tennis tables (one in each hostel), three squash courts, one badminton hall, a swimming pool, weightlifting/weight training apparatus, a stadium with standard athletics track and ancillary arrangements for athletics are the facilities available to the students. The Institute is affiliated with the local federations in almost all the games to give outlet to the students for participation in different games outside the campus. Well qualified Sports Officer assisted by physical training instructors are on the staff to help the students in developing their interest in the games and preparing them to acceptable standards. The various sports activities are organised both at the hostel and Institute level. Each hostel has a sports secretary and a captain for every game and each hostel is represented on the Board for Sports Activities.
Inter-hostel competitions and tournaments are arranged in all games and sports activities. The Institute teams in swimming, water polo, cricket, hockey, football, volleyball, basketball (men and women), table tennis (men and women), tennis, badminton (men and women), weightlifting and athletics (men and women), participate in the Inter-IIT Sports Meet, Inter-University/Inter-College tournaments, local tournaments and other open competitions. The sports activities are directed by the Board for Sports Activities (BSA). One faculty member is associated with each game/activity and the President, BSA is Chairman of the Board. All the faculty members associated with the games, Sports Officer, Captains, Vice-Captains and hostel sports secretary are members of the Board. The Board is responsible for laying down policies and programmes for different activities of the Sports Unit.
Those who excel in any sports activities like inter IIT Sports Meet are given various certificates, prizes and awards including IIT Delhi Blazers & Blues. |
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| Departmental Professional Societies |
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of the Departments/Centres have professional
societies managed by the faculty and
students in order to promote academic
intersts. Some of the details of the
student activities can be found from
the synonymous menu item on the left. |
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| Medical Facilities |
| The Institute has a hospital centrally situated in the campus. It provides facilities for OPD treatment and admissions. It has a Pathology Lab. providing facilities for blood, urine, stool examination and biochemical tests, equipped with a semi-auto analyser. The X-ray Department undertakes routine radiography. There is a Physiotherapy Unit with modern equipments. The Dental Unit provides dental facilities by dental surgeon and technician. It has separate dental X-ray machine. The Elcectrocardiogram ( ECG) facility is also available. A small Intensive Care Unit (ICU) has been started with bed side ECG monitor, Cardiac defibrillator etc. Nebuliser for aerosol therapy is available in emergency for patients who come in acute attack of Bronchial Asthma. |
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