Student Bodies
Students at K. J. Somaiya College of Engineering are given a chance to showcase their leadership and team work skills through a variety of student bodies, both technical and non-technical. These student bodies regularly conduct events, workshops, seminars and different activities to keep students motivated even outside the classroom. A number of these bodies have student councils which manage the working of the association. A new council is selected every year for all these bodies. The college also has professional affiliations to national and international associations such as IEEE, CSI, ISTE and SAE.
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| KJSCE Students' Council | All |
| Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE - KJSCE) | All |
| Computer Society of India (CSI - KJSCE) | Computer Engineering, Information Technology |
| Electronics Engineering Students Association (EESA) | Electronics Engineering |
| Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE - KJSCE) | Electronics Engineering |
| Institute of Electronics & Telecommunications Engineers (IETE - KJSCE) | Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering |
| Mechanical Engineering Students' Association (MESA) | Mechanical Engineering |
| Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE - KJSCE) | Mechanical Engineering |
| Indian Society for Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE) | Mechanical Engineering |
| Renewable Energy Club (REC) | Mechanical Engineering |
| Students' Association of Humanities and Sciences (SAHAS) | Science & Humanities |
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