ANNOUNCEMENTS
The MediaMovers is a vibrant and inclusive student society, launched by the NIST PR Cell exclusively for NISTians. Our mission is to build a strong community focused on learning, networking, and personal growth through social media. The MediaMovers creates a digital space where students can develop skills, foster meaningful connections, and grow together. Our aim is to create a supportive, engaging community of NISTians who serve as brand ambassadors for all stakeholders in the NIST ecosystem. Key objectives include advancing the Vision and Mission of NIST, empowering students to explore their creative potential in media and communication, and promoting student engagement, skill development, and innovation.
The FotoFolks is the photography club of NIST University, is a vibrant representation of the university's culture, capturing every significant event on campus and immortalizing moments that define our community. Through these activities, we not only hone our photography skills but also explore diverse genres beyond campus life, continuously mastering our craft. The club embraces a broad spectrum of visual arts, including cinematography, editing, graphic design, and poster creation. We actively participate in competitions, pushing our boundaries and enhancing our skills at every opportunity. Foto Folks is more than a club - it's a hub of creativity and passion, committed to visual storytelling and artistic growth.
Renewable Energy Club started in 2007 with the collaboration of OREDA (Odisha Renewable Energy Development Association), a Govt. of India undertaking with a motto of spreading awareness about nature and its resources. REC has also been registered in Vigyan Prasar, a Govt. of India organization under the Department of Science and Technology. This makes it the one of the most outstanding clubs of NIST. From organizing workshop like "Gandhi Global Solar Yatra Workshop" or giving the exposure of the renewable energy instalments in the campus through "RE-TOUR" this club has always taken pride in generating awareness among the people through its actions. REC’s primary focus is to help students understand the benefits of using renewable energy and to give them the knowledge and skills they need to come up with new ideas in the renewable energy field.
NIST Counseling Service provides a blissful and pragmatic service to the young minds which nourishes them to adapt to the circumambience of the institution. Counseling is a professional liaison that empowers diverse individuals or groups to accomplish mental health, wellness, education and career goals. NCS consists of Student Counselor, faculty advisor and student guides who try to ensure happiness with every student's life to provide a safe and secure environment within the university. Every student guide with a faculty advisor handles 10-12 first year students organizing two official meetings in a semester and innumerable unofficial meet whenever necessary. They ensure that every student overcomes the challenges and is working smoothly both in academics and extra- curricular activities. We provide personal counseling to the students to increase self- confidence, ameliorate relationships, solve problems, achieve educational goals and make good decisions for physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual well- being.
The NIST Robotics Club is a community where students come together to explore, learn, and create with robotics technology. Members collaborate on building bots, programming them, and solving real-world problems through innovation and engineering. Whether you're a beginner or have experience, the club provides opportunities to enhance skills in coding, mechanical design, and teamwork, with guidance from mentors and seniors and access to advanced tools. It’s a fun, hands-on way to engage with the future of technology and engineering.
The NIST Cloud Computing Club is a dynamic platform for students to dive into the evolving world of cloud technology. Our community fosters collaboration and creativity, as members explore cloud infrastructure, services, and solutions to address real-world challenges. Whether you’re new to the cloud or already experienced, the club offers opportunities to enhance your skills in areas like cloud architecture, data management, and distributed computing. With access to expert mentors and state-of-the-art tools, members can experiment, innovate, and build scalable solutions, preparing for the future of cloud-driven technology.
Nritya.. Dance.. Baile artè... Dance is our way of life, expressing emotions like joy, anger, and devotion through movement. NIST Dance Club (NDC) offers NISTians a platform to showcase their talent across various dance forms. We focus on boosting confidence and building a supportive, family-like bond. Our exploration of different dance styles - from hip-hop to classical - enhances our performances and artistic expression. NDC hosts events like dance battles, flash mobs, and plays a key role in university functions like Foundation Day and Sankalp Fest. Dance fosters creativity, well-being, and a positive outlook. Be passionate, be versatile, be a dancer.
Warm welcome from the NIST Data Science Club, your gateway to the exciting world of data! We're a passionate, enthusiastic, and dedicated community at NIST, harnessing the power of AI, ML, and research to drive innovation across diverse fields. From Deep Learning and DevOps to Cybersecurity and Blockchain, our diverse member base equips you with cutting-edge knowledge and skills to thrive. Level up your understanding, deepen your knowledge, and utilize valuable resources for your career development.
Welcome to the NIST Astronomy Club, where the mysteries of the cosmos come alive! We are a community of space enthusiasts dedicated to unravel the secrets of the universe. Whether you’re fascinated by distant galaxies or excited about the latest space tech, our club offers a platform for exploration, hands-on learning, and awe-inspiring events like astrophotography nights, stargazing sessions, and many more. Join us and embark on an out-of-this-world journey through the stars, right here on campus!
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NIST Musical Society (NMS) is a vibrant, student-driven initiative at NIST, focused on nurturing and showcasing musical talent. The society brings together music enthusiasts from various disciplines, organizing concerts, workshops, and competitions throughout the year. NMS shines through its stage performances at Sankalp, NIST's tech fest, and its participation in Battle of the Bands at various institutions' fests, where members compete and collaborate with other talented musicians. Beyond performances, NMS is a close-knit community that encourages artistic growth and collaboration. It provides students with a platform to explore their musical passions while fostering teamwork, creativity, and a strong sense of camaraderie.
The CAT Club is designed to foster creativity, reasoning, aptitude, communication, and leadership skills, supporting members' personal and professional growth. Beyond academics, it provides a structured environment for developing essential life skills like problem-solving, innovation, and effective communication. Through interactive games, projects, events, and workshops, members can apply their skills in real-world scenarios, participate in brainstorming sessions, and engage in innovation-focused activities. By addressing challenges such as stage fear and communication gaps, the CAT Club empowers students to become confident leaders and career-ready individuals.
The Arts and Dramatics Club is a creative space where members explore various forms of artistic expression, including theater, visual arts, sketches, painting, handmade crafts, music, dance, scriptwriting, and improv. The club fosters a collaborative environment, encouraging individuals to develop their talents, build confidence, and engage in performances and exhibitions. Through workshops, rehearsals, and community events, members gain valuable skills in creativity, teamwork, and communication while celebrating the transformative power of the arts. The club often organizes performances, such as plays, competitions, and exhibitions, allowing members to showcase their work and develop their stage presence.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME is an Indian government-sponsored flagship for public service program conducted by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India. Popularly known as NSS, the scheme was launched on 24th September, 1969 by the then Education Minister Dr. V.K. R.V. Rao in 37 universities with 40,000 NSS Volunteers covering all States. Aimed at developing student's personality through community service, NSS is a voluntary association of young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 level working for a campus-community (esp. Villages) linkage. NSS volunteers work in rural areas, adopted villages and school to the serving the cause of society through survey, education and health awareness programme. This study involves in identifying the importance, aims and objectives of NSS in higher education which in turn create social responsibility among the students.
Welcome to Club Excel, NIST's premier coding club, where innovation thrives. We are renowned for our remarkable contributions across various domains of technology, focusing on full stack development, application development, cloud computing, and AI/ML. Club Excel provides an engaging platform for students to hone their technical skills, collaborate on inventive projects, and prepare for a tech-centric future. Whether you're a coding enthusiast or just beginning your tech journey, all are welcome to join us in pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the world of coding and tech innovation. Unleash your potential with Club Excel and be a part of the future of technology!
EHC has been the platform for those who have ventured to go beyond the conventional theory in the field of electronics. Be it the Hardware competition in 'Sankalp' or the celebration of 'Electronics Month' or the performance in 'Tech fests' across India, EHC has always carried the tag of success.
NIST CIVENG’S Club, from the Department of Civil Engineering, aims to foster professional awareness and teamwork skills among students. The club provides a platform for students to engage in both fun and technical activities that help develop their practical abilities. Every year, it organizes exciting events like JENGA, SETUBANDHAN, HUMAN LUDO, and FASTEST FINGER BOARD, which combine entertainment with learning. These events encourage collaboration, quick thinking, and problem-solving, creating an environment where students can bond and grow both personally and professionally within their field.
As the oldest club at NIST University, Club Innova has been a hub for socio-multicultural creativity and innovation since 1997. We blend tradition with creativity, offering students a unique space to showcase their talents across diverse fields like Art, Craft, Dance, Poetry, Singing, and Artistry. Through hallmark events like Provoke, Rangmanch, Spotlight, and many more, we inspire leadership, collaboration, and artistic expression. More than a club, we are a family of Innovians, celebrating a legacy of creativity and innovation that spans generations.
Club Multimedia specializes in 3D modeling, environment creation, animation, game development, AR, VR, Photoshop, and video editing, bringing creativity and technology together. We design detailed 3D assets and immersive environments for games, animations, and simulations. Our animation and video editing expertise helps create compelling visual narratives. Using Unreal Engine and Unity, we develop interactive games with engaging mechanics. In AR and VR, we craft immersive experiences for education, training, and entertainment. Additionally, we utilize Photoshop for graphic design and concept art. With innovation at our core, we strive to deliver high-quality digital content across various platforms.
Club EUREKA organised a Movie Making Competition for the students of NIST few days back. The theme of the competition was 'NIST College Life.' Twenty two videos were uploaded in the YouTube. Based on the youtube hits: views, likes, and dislikes and the jury's marks, the winners were selected and were awarded with cash prizes (Rs. 10,000 for all winners) during Waves 2012.
People interested to watch the videos please follow the link: https://www.youtube.com/user/ClubEureka
NIST Robotics Club (NRC) organized the Summer Workshop on Robotics for school children from 1st to 14th June 2013. The club has been organising this workshop successfully for the past eight years, where top five students from all the schools in and around Berhampur are invited. The students learn the basics of Robotics and Its Application. JUNK Robotics, Manual Robotics. LEGO Robotics, Electronics and Automatic Robotics Concepts are made clear to the students in the workshop. This is free for all the participants and the institute bears all the expenses for the same. Around 50 students from various schools participated in the workshop this year. The program was organized and coordinated by Mr Swagat Kumar Samantaray along with the club members.
Think Ware, a venture of KC Robotics & Embedded Pvt. Ltd., Noida in collaboration with NIST Robotics Club conducted a Workshop on 'Eye Botics' in the college campus on 13th and 14th April 2013. This workshop focused on Image processing in Matlab Image Acquisition, Image Manipulation in MATLAB, Integrating Image Processing Code in Real Time, Ball Following Robot, and Object Tracking Robot. A total of 181 Students from different semesters participated in the workshop. Mr Swagat Kumar Samantaray, Faculty Advisor, NRC along with the members of the club and other faculty members coordinated the workshop.
In yet another eventful week in NIST, the NIST Astronomy Club celebrated the Astronomy Week from 16th to 20th April 2013. Over a span of five days many exciting competitions: general quiz, paper presentation, poster presentation, Vega Bond were organized in the campus where a huge participation was witnessed. On the final day the event was concluded by a documentary show to increase the inquisitiveness and awareness of the students in the field of astronomy. Ms Jyoti Padhi and Ms G. Spandana, B. Tech 2nd year secured first position in general quiz, Ms Aparna Rani Behera, B.Tech 2nd year, first in poster presentation, Mr Kunal Gaurav, Mr Jitendra Kumar and Mr Deepak Kumar, B.Tech 2nd year, first in Vega Bond and Mr Soumya Ranjan Senapati, B.Tech 1st year was adjourned the best presenter in the paper presentation competition. The program was organized by the members of the club under the guidance of Dr Mihir Hota, Faculty Advisor, Astronomy Club.
Club Eureka and Club Innova successfully conducted the Sand Art Competition in the college campus. Around 50 students (eight groups) participated in the same. Through sand art, on the theme 'Moulding Change in Society', the students presented their ideas on End of Terrorism, United India, Gender Equality, Primacy of Lord of Knowledge over the universe, Respect Women, Women at par with men, Tobacco Kills, and Pac Man - a computer game where a man is ready to kill terrorism, corruption and poverty - the three demons of humankind. Mr Bhagabati Pattnaik, Dr Ram Kulesh Thakur, Ms Sreta Patnaik and the Faculty Advisors of both the clubs, Dr Suresh Patnaik and Mr Dipti Ranjan Lenka evaluated the sand art competition of students.
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