Clubs and Forums in GPREC

i. Training and Placement Club (T&P)

ii. Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers (IEEE)
iii. English Club
iv. Sports Club
v. Centre For Innovation and Entrepreneurship
(CIE)
vi. Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE)
vii. Center for Awareness and Discussion (CAD)
viii. Coders club
ix. Google Developer Student Club (GDSC)
x. Vivekananda Study Circle (VSC)
xi. National Service Scheme (NSS)
xii. Bhuvana Vijayam
xiii. Women’s Cell
xiv. Yoga & Meditation
xv. Library
CSI Computer Society of India

CSI, Computer society of India is the first and

largest body of computer professionals in India.
It was started on 6 March 1965 by a few
computer professionals and has now grown to
be the national body representing computer
professionals.

The Computer Society of India is a non- profit

professional meet to exchange views,
information, learn and share ideas. The main
objective of CSI is to provide a platform for
students to enhance their skills through
different innovative events related to computer
science and technology. The Society also
encourages and assists the students to maintain
integrity and competence and fosters a
partnership amongst members. Sense of
G Pulla Reddy Engineering College has started
CSI Student Branch in the year 2004. In the
beginning of the every academic year a
committee is formed with the student and
faculty advisor for conducting weekly activities
during the entire year. For this Dr.K Ishthaq
Ahamed, Associate Professor in CSE nominated
as the student branch coordinator. At the end of
each academic year certificates will be
distributed to the winners in the various
activities. In addition to this, the CSE
department will organize a national level
technical symposium (Aavishkar) once in three
year under CSI student branch.
T & P Club
The Club, which started its journey with three
students, now cherishes more than 90 students.
The cell is fully equipped to churn out Industry-
ready candidates, actively liaises with indu The
Club has been striving consistently to provide
opportunities to the students by engaging them
in various activities which help them to build a
network with peers, seniors, Juniors, and alumni
of the college. Training and Placement Officer, a
committee, with a group of faculty members
and a few student members from each
department, help the cell function effectively by
coordinating its activities. The Club enables
students to realize their full potential and make
the most of global opportunities. It also
organizes industry interaction for the students.
It creates and maintains the Alumni network for
the benefit of students. The gradual growth of
the club through the years made important
activities like Placement Organization for final
year students, and Brain Wreck, an Intra college
fest exclusively for the freshmen of the college.
 Plan and conduct a series of training
programs for students to bridge the gap
between campus teaching and industry
requirements
 Allow students to reinforce some industry-
specific skills like soft skills, management,
and employment skills by conducting
various activities
 Enable students to realize their full potential
and make the most of global opportunities
 Organize the campus interviews for the final
year and pre-final year, students
 Provide information about the various
internship opportunities to the students
 Facilitate contact between companies and
passed out students of the college
 Organize industry interaction for the college
 Create and maintain the Alumni network for
the benefit of students
 Conduct events like Brain Wreck, Rhetoric,
and coding contests to enhance student
skills
 Conduct mock aptitude tests, psychometric
tests, group discussions, and personality
development tests by experts
IEEE

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics

Engineers (IEEE) is an organization dedicated to
advancing innovation and technological
excellence. The primary purpose of IEEE is to
inspire, enable, empower and energize the
student members to enhance their technical
interests by providing them a platform to
showcase their skills and foster technological
innovation and excellence for the benefit of
humanity.

IEEE GPREC Student Branch was formed on 15th

May2014. At present, IEEE GPREC Student
Branch consists of ten Societies [CS,RAS, PES,
PELS, IAS, MTTS, COMSOC, IT, CIS, Sensors
Council] and One Affinity group [WIE AG].The
main aim of the student branch is to help the
students to enhance their skills in different
areas and to gain knowledge on the areas which
are booming in the present trend by organizing
various workshops, webinars, paper
presentations and many more technical &
nontechnical activities. Every week each society
conducts an event with the focus of improving
the student’s overall knowledge ranging from
technical to interpersonal skills. The major
flagship events include Ankoha [1.0, 2.0, 3.0,
4.0], Robotica, Technoledgica, Vriddhi. Many
students from the student branch are showing
their excellence and commitment towards
volunteering at various levels. Apart from these,
each and every volunteer provides their
continuous Isupport for the flourishment of the
student branch in all aspects. The faculty and
the management are providing their constant
motivation for the development of the student
branch.
English Club

In this ambitious and competitive world,

communication skills can be on par with
technical skills. These days students are
exceptionally good at technical skills but still
lack communication skills. Even though you
understand the world well, it would be in vain if
you can’t express yourself to the outside world.
English acts as an open door to the world and it
helps you to communicate better. Good
communication skills aid in all aspects of life
from professional life to personal life and
everything that falls in between. In this
connection, a new club came into existence
“ENGLISH CLUB”, the sub wing of the “TRAINING
AND PLACEMENT CLUB”. English club aims to
provide opportunities for students to
 practice listening skills, increase fluency
 reduce accent, and to encourage critical
thinking build confidence which allows
them to express opinions and debate issues
  Create an interactive community -enhance
quick learning in a fun way through a casual
setting Student volunteers of the English
Club have fabricated many activities like
elocutions, essay writing competitions,
debates, story narration, games, puzzles,
and quizzes.

English Club organizes the most prestigious

event “RHETORIC” every year. It is an orator
championship conducted in three phases
namely Prelims, Penultimate round, and The
Grand Finale,

English Club is student-centered and involves

the active participation of students which allows
them to learn English in a fun way in a natural
and authentic English- speaking classroom
community. English movies are screened which
helps students to improve their vocabulary and
fluency in English
Sports Club

Every person associated with this institution will

undoubtedly benefit immensely from their
growth and development thanks to their
devotion and dedication. The major goal of
GPREC is to promote holistic development in
young people. Everybody participates in sports
as a natural part of life. In the field of sports and
games, GPREC students have developed their
own standards. The “Sports Club” was
established to offer the finest support to the
students in sports and games, and it is now one
of the best clubs at GPREC, operating under the
direction of the Physical Director and the
Management. By hosting games and sports in
several

Categories, the sports club draws students in a

unique way. It holds all kinds of sporting events
and competitions and encourages students to
showcase their skills at various levels, including
university competitions, autonomous
competitions, and more. The GPREC students
eventually reached university meetings as a
result of this. Through the Sports Club’s social
media channels, the champions are celebrated.
The sports club recently held a club cricket
league in addition to holding numerous other
contests and awarding winners. It was the
greatest time in sports club history to have an
alumni team. A proud occasion for GPREC was
when 15 students from diverse branches were
chosen for various games at university meets.

The major goal of the sports club is to help the

students develop their networks while also
instilling the values of sports and games. Sports
clubs in some way assist people in pursuing
their passions.
CIE
(Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship)

Centre For Innovation and Entrepreneurship has

been working to provide awareness and
fundamental steps in the journey of
entrepreneurship and innovation It majorly
concentrates on balancing the synergy between
academics and the ecosystem of startups which
generates the entrepreneurship spirit in an
innovative way among the students which is
proportional to being self-reliant and helps in
personality development. CIE is developed to let
students build their innovations and take a step
towards entrepreneurship.

CIE runs the Interactive, Discussion Session with

the help of Industry experts, Budding
entrepreneurs and Alumni of the campus. It
amalgamates the students and Resources of
different segments to give expertise to the
students on how to begin. This eventually
resulted in the participation of students in
national-level competitions such as the Smart
India Hackathon in which 4 teams were selected
and 1 team won the finale. The facilities
available on the campus are extended for
implementing and writing the ideas 10
concerned authorities and encouraging students
for their journey of entrepreneurship. It also
helps in Innovative ideas and supporting the
variable ideas which resulted in the selection of
8 teams for the Nasa Space app Hackathon
which was held in Chandigarh.

The Integral part of CIE lies in the creation of

Decision takers therefore the role of skilled
entrepreneurs and innovations are achieved
partially which is required during the stage of
Academics of the students.
ISTE
(Indian Society for Technical Education)

ISTE Indian Society for Technical Education

functions with the motto of exposing students
to the realities and challenges of the
Engineering profession to make them perform
better in their careers. ISTE Student Chapter of
our college was first introduced in the year 1998
with 360 students as its members. It was
inaugurated by Dr Saraswathi Rao garu, the Vice
Chancellor of S. K. University, Ananthapur. At
present, ISTE Student Chapter is constituted of
3400 students.

Objectives:
The aims and objectives, for which the ISTE is
constituted, are to promote the general
advancement of Engineering and Engineering
Science and their applications and to facilitate
the exchange of information and ideas on those
subjects, amongst the members and the
persons attached to the institution.

Effectiveness and Benefits:

The essence of this forum is to get extraordinary
results out of ordinary people by training and
training. Exposing the students to various
arguments, so that they can put up counter
arguments. Providing opportunities to discuss
various topics and express their views
confidently and effectively. Arranging guest
lectures by eminent persons. With this motto,
ISTE Student Chapter conducts competitions in
various events like Quantitative Aptitude,
General Quiz, Debates, Memory Retention test,
Painting on Theme topic, Junkyard
Management, Zero Error, Floor Crossing. Group
Discussion, Extempore, Sudoko War, Rubiks
Cube, Essay Writing Competition on Technical
Theme, Elocution Competition, Techno Hunt,
Conducting technical classes and many more.
CAD
(Center for Awareness and Discussion)

CAD Forum is one among the reputed forums of

the GPREC. CAD stands for Center for Awareness
and Discussion. A major objective of this center
is to familiarize the students with current topics
familiarize through seminars, group discussions,
quizzes and essay writing competitions often.

CAD also strives to help students understand

and become familiar with various technologies
and making a career out of it. Most of the
students can be having desires but they’ll be no
longer knowing what to be carried out in
accomplishing those desires. So, this is the
motive why they implemented this type of
events as nicely.

CAD Forum always conducts events as an

interactive sessions. So that, students can build
not only their understanding but also their
communication skills. This discussion board
usually encourages the scholars to expose off
their capabilities and constantly anticipates for
the young competencies.
Coder’s Club

Tech companies majorly look for problem-

solving skills during hiring. So being an
engineering student, it is important to have
good problem-solving skills for getting a high-
paying job.

Most of the big tech companies are hiring

through online coding rounds which are
accessible to everyone. So, it doesn’t matter
which college you belong to. The only thing that
matters is problem-solving skills. And that can
be easily achieved by good coding culture If it is
truly amazing. It really helps for getting placed
with a decent package. Coders club was started
in the year 2015, under the initiative and
guidance of the Training and Placement Officer,
as a wing of the Training and Placement club,
which has been run by the student coordinators.
Presently. Mr. Vishnuvardan Reddy, Faculty of
CSE is now guiding this club.
Objectives:
 Solve problems using Math, Data structures &
Algorithms
 Write correct, efficient, and elegant code.
 Crack the coding interviews at product and
service-based companies, Compete with
students studying at other top institutes.
 Clear all the rounds in prestigious
programming contests like TCS CodeVita,
HackwithInfy, InfyTQ. Wipro Talent Next, etc.
 Participate in various Hackathons like Smart
India Hackathon.

Activities:
Coders Club regularly conducts programming
contests and many activities such as
programming classes where different topics
based on Math, Data structures & Algorithms,
Coding, and Problem-solving were covered.
 GDSC
Google Developer Student Clubs

Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) is an

international student developer community
where students across the globe work on the
latest technologies to build a sustainable world.
GDSC GPREC Chapter was established with the
vision of applying theoretical knowledge to
solve real-world problems. It aims to bridge the
gap between classroom learning and practical
solving by connecting with fellow developers all
around the globe. We are happy to help the
student community learn the basics of the
following technologies this year:
1.Android Development
2.Cloud Computing
3.Machine Learning
4.Web Development

Each domain team focuses on guiding the

students on how to start working on these from
the basics. GDSC India has announced Compose
Code as its first campaign for the academic year
2022 2023. GDSC GPREC has helped more than 50
students understand the basics of Android
Development and Compose Code.

As a part of the GDSC Campaigns, GDSC GPREC

also organised Google Cloud Practitioner
workshops for the student community. The
recent workshops on Web Development, in
collaboration with CSI, Igniters Club and Coders’
Club, primarily focussed on encouraging
sophomores to learn and understand the
fundamentals of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. As a
part of the College Annual Day celebrations,
GDSC GPREC, in collaboration with CIE, Igniters
Club and Coders’ Club, has organised Kreative –
2K23, a hackathon designed to bring out the
creativity and problem-solving ability among the
students.
VCS
Vivekananda Study Circle (VSC)

“Vivekananda Study Circle (VSC)” of G. Pulla

Reddy Engineering College, a name well known
for the service of humanity, is marching
forward. The vision “BE GOOD, DO GOOD” is the
impetus for the students to indulge in the social
service activities and to strive for implementing
the ideology of Swami Vivekananda.

Activities: The club organises various activities

to inculcate the habit of serving the nation.
The activities include
 Blood donation drive to help the people
who are in need of blood and students will
go to hospitals to donate blood as and
when there is a need.

 Medical Camps Village house hold survey is

carried out by volunteers and based on the
 feedback, the students collect medicines
from medical agencies With the help of
Seva Bharati and RVS Dispensary, service
oriented doctors will attend the medical
camps.
 Contribution to Orphanages Students are
visit orphanages to now about the life of
fellow beings. They are contribute cash or
kind to the orphanages depending on the
requirements.

Celebration of National Festivals The national

festivals and birth anniversary of national
heroes are celebrated with spira and devotion
to inculcate a feeling of nationalism in young
minds. Students are also educated about the
freedom struggle and the sacrifices of great
souls of this land
NSS
National Service Scheme

The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a

government-run program in India that aims to
engage young people in community service and
help them develop a sense of social responsibility.
Launched in 1969, NSS has become a popular
platform for young people to serve their
communities and contribute to nation-building.

Objectives:
 Promote national integration and a sense of
common identity among young people from
diverse cultural and socio-economic
backgrounds.
 Provide opportunities for young people to
participate in community service and develop
a sense of social responsibility.
  Enhance the personality and leadership
qualities of young people through
participation in community service activities.
 Promote volunteerism and a spirit of
volunteerism among young people.

The National Service Scheme has significantly

impacted the lives of young people in India.
Through participation in NSS activities, young
people have gained valuable skills, such as
teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving.
Additionally, NSS has helped install a sense of
social responsibility and volunteerism among
young people, encouraging them to actively
participate in developing their communities
National Service Scheme is a valuable platform for
young people to serve their communities, develop
their skills and personality, and contribute to
nation-building. With its focus on national
integration, social responsibility, and
volunteerism, NSS is helping to create a better
future for India.
Bhuvana Vijayam

Bhuvanavijayam Conquest or Control of the

World] forum was inaugurated in our college in
February 1994. The forum is named after Sri
Krishna Devaraya’s renowned cultural and literary
forum, which had the Ashtadiggajas. From the
time of its incubation to till date the forum is
always in continuous sync in its success.

Objectives:

The principle objective of the forum is to tap the

latent and innovative talents in cultural and
literary activities. It conducts various guest
lectures by eminent personalities in literary field
and creates awareness among students about our
cultures and traditions.

Effectiveness and Benefits:

It is recognised as a part of Extra Curricular
Activity to inculcate students in various talent
oriented events related to vocal, instrumental,
dance, singing, elocution, debate, JAM, quiz,
painting, story writing and so on.

Yearly Activities

Faculty and student volunteers plan and conduct

Intracollege Competitions. Students are also given
freedom to expand their skills by participate
Competitions. In Intercollegiate

To encourage the students the college has a

Musical Instruments store room, a large hall with
a facility to practice and conduct competitions.
Women’s cell

Women Empowerment and Gender Equality are

the most Important requirements for the
upliftment and progress of our nation. In the

effort to make Ramanujan College a strong kernel

of gender sensitization, GPREC Women’s cell was
established on 6th Jan 2007, to ensure a safe and
secure environment for women in G. Pulla Reddy
Engineering College.

The Cell has both the faculty and students of the

College as its members and works. With an aim to
create a gender-sensitized community within
campus as well as in the society. It has been
Torganising varied academic, technical, medical,
cultural and social events for the up-liftment of
women and spread the real importance of gender
equality in the society through college students.
Activities Proposed as part of the Women’s Cell:
Gender Sensitization lectures and workshops
 Competitions on gender themes to make
students think about gender issues.
 Lectures by eminent personalities.
 Institution of awards to female students
 Celebration of International Women’s Day
 Inviting Articles from the Students for
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