Cultural Activities
The College initiates various cultural activities to nourish talents of the students on a large scale. Some of the prestigious programmes that the college organizes on an Annual basis are the Bhajan Prabhat and Bhajan Sandhya at the beginning of two terms; The Gaurav Diwas, in commemoration of the spirit of Republic nature of the Nation on 26 January, when we honour the living legends of independent India; the Chandi Utsav, - the proceeds of which are donated to the Shantivan Ashram, Panvel. On the College Annual Day, we honour our students who have excelled in academics, sports, co-curricular,extracurricular activities and community services. Through a stringent process the two best Students each from Degree and Junior College, are selected as Mr. Chandi and Miss Chandi. The selection procedure for these titles is very well defined and transparent.Applications are invited from meritorious students and they are evaluated along the parameters of Academic, Extra-curricular / Co-curricular / Extra Mural Activities, Group discussions,Personal Interviews and Public Performance. A separate panel of judges is appointed for all these events and the criteria for evaluation is determined and displayed well in advance.
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