Our Activities
Mookambigai College of Engineering encourages students to engage in Professional Activities that prepare them for the dynamic industry landscape. These activities include regular workshops, industry interaction sessions, expert talks, and hands-on training sessions. The college organizes seminars and conferences with renowned professionals from various sectors, providing opportunities for students to network, learn, and enhance their practical knowledge. Students are encouraged to become members of professional societies such as IEEE, ISTE, and ASME, which enable them to stay abreast of industry trends and best practices.
The National Service Scheme (NSS) at Mookambigai College of Engineering is a platform for students to contribute to society while gaining valuable life experiences. The NSS wing organizes various community service programs like blood donation camps, cleanliness drives, awareness campaigns on social issues, and environmental initiatives. Through these activities, students develop a sense of social responsibility and leadership, while also gaining practical skills that are crucial in their professional lives. The NSS promotes the values of selfless service and civic engagement, contributing to the overall development of the individual.
The college fosters holistic development through its wide array of *Club Activities. There are specialized clubs focusing on various interests such as technology, arts, sports, literature, and entrepreneurship. Clubs like the **Robotics Club, **Coding Club, **Literary Club, and **Entrepreneurship Development Club* encourage students to explore their passions and acquire skills outside their academic curriculum. These clubs also organize events, competitions, and exhibitions, providing students with a platform to showcase their talents and creativity.
The college recognizes the importance of *Cultural Activities* in the overall development of students. Mookambigai College of Engineering hosts an array of cultural events and festivals that celebrate diversity, creativity, and tradition. Annual events such as the cultural fest *"Mookam"* bring students together to showcase their talents in music, dance, drama, and other creative performances. Cultural clubs and committees are active in organizing workshops, competitions, and festivals, which foster a sense of unity and cultural appreciation among the students. These activities also encourage students to develop leadership and organizational skills.
