Broadening Horizons:

Exploring Student Clubs at NDIM

 “If you want creative workers, give them enough time to play.” – John Cleese

There’s more to college than just striking academic outcomes. Having something to look forward to
in between classes and lectures, makes the journey exciting! At NDIM we focus not only on academic
development of the students but also groom and equip our students with the necessary skills and
knowledge that is a must for every manager to help achieve high performance from every employee
involved in delivering the core / line activity of the organization as well as help in delivering high
personal growth and success in the business world.

Clubs @ NDIM

At NDIM, student clubs serve as dynamic platforms where students not only participate in diverse
events but also take the lead in conceptualizing, initiating, and executing them, with the guidance
of a dedicated faculty coordinators. These activities are designed to make learning engaging and
enjoyable, while helping students apply classroom concepts to real-world business scenarios and
beyond. In addition to applying academic knowledge, students develop crucial skills such as peer
learning, socializing, networking, creativity, and lateral thinking, preparing them to be effective
problem-solvers.

Recruiters today seek candidates with more than just strong academics. Teamwork, problem-
solving, creativity, and leadership are among the top qualities in demand. To meet these
expectations, NDIM's club events and activities are thoughtfully designed to nurture these essential
skills, shaping students into future global leaders.

In line with the National Education Policy (NEP), students' contributions to these clubs earn them
Experiential Learning points, enhancing their credentials and resumes. NDIM takes pride in being a
pioneer in linking these activities to experiential marks, allowing students to exchange regular
courses based on the credits earned.
List of clubs & Faculty coordinators for Year 2024

S. No Club Faculty Coordinators

Dr. Gajendra Sharma ,Prof Angad Munshi, Prof. Sarita
1 Marketing Club
Nagvanshi
2 Finance Club Dr. Rachna Kathuria, Prof. Kavita Berwal, Dr. Rajbeer Kaur
3 Human Resource Club Dr. Rashmi Chauhan , Dr. Tanveer Shah
4 Information Technology Club Dr. Raj Kumar Garg , Prof. Monika Nijhawan
5 Operations Club Dr. Arun Kumar & Dr. Nistha Aggarwal
Dr. Rinku Dixit & Dr. Shailee Chaudhary & Prof. Nabeela
6 Artificial Intelligence Club
Hasan
7 Economics Club Dr. Karan Khati & Dr. Shagun Arora
8 Digital Marketing & Blogging Club Prof.Kunal Jha & Ms.Manvi Pant
9 Sports Club Prof.Praveen Malik & Dr. Ashish Yadav
10 Literary Club Ms. Raj Changrani & Dr. Kavita Berwal
11 Yogdaan Club Dr. Ritu Talwar & Dr. Pushpa Negi
12 Photography Club Mr. Harish Kumar
13 E-Cell & We Cell Dr. Komal Khatter & Prof. Manav Vigg
14 Sustainability Club Dr. Radha Sharma & Dr.Sunaina Sardana
15 Beyond the Campus Club Prof. Sayanti Banerjee & Ms. Rajeshwari Rawat
Cultural Club
Dr. Sushma Muralie , Dr. Parul Malik ,Dr. Elizabeth Jacob,
16 (Integrates Foodies & Movie &
Dr S.S.Khullar, Dr. Mahima Gulati
Drama Club)
17 NSS Club Dr. Ashish Yadav & Dr. Sharif Mohamad
18 Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Prof. Atul Rawat
1. MARKOMANIA: THE MARKETING CLUB

Markomania is the Marketing Club of NDIM. It is a platform where students get an opportunity to
blend marketing theories with real time application. It also keeps the student fraternity abreast with
the latest happenings in the arena of Marketing and Branding. Marketing Club keeps on organizing
Quizzes, Guest Lectures, National Seminar, inter and intra-college competitions. Markomania
facilitates an interaction with the alumni and industry experts. Markomania endeavours, providing
maximum marketing exposures to all students of NDIM to help them become the best in their
domain.

Marketing Club at NDIM explores various opportunities, where students can get an exposure to real
life experiences and polish their analytical and problem-solving skills, making them perfect for the
corporate world.

2. FINALYST: THE FINANCE CLUB

“Finance is the lifeblood of any organisation.” It is not just a phrase rather the essence for all trivial
and giant organisations. Thus, finance professionals play a leading role in shaping the growth and
survival of any company. Analytics and artificial intelligence in addition has increased the relevance
and importance of financial numbers. NDIM, through its FINANCE CLUB nurtures the forthcoming
budding managers to become part of success stories in various multinationals. It provides a platform
to students of PGDM 1st year to explore their talent and interests in multiple interesting activities.
Case study solutions, stock market games, quizzes, role plays, and such stimulating events contribute
towards this club’s life. We try to inculcate skills and values required for cracking placements at
companies like Blackrock, Deloitte, E&Y, Protiviti, WIPRO, Cians Analytics to name a few.

3. MAVERICKS – THE HR CLUB

The Human Resources (HR) Club at NDIM is dedicated to fostering the development and
management of employees, which is central to every organization’s success. Every manager plays a
crucial role in managing human resources, making HR a core function for achieving high employee
performance. The HR Club aims to equip students with essential HR knowledge and skills, helping
them succeed both personally and professionally.

The club’s focus is twofold: developing both broad HR skills applicable across industries and specific
functional HR expertise. By offering a variety of activities and opportunities, the HR Club helps
students understand key HR concepts and theories, preparing them to navigate interviews and excel
in their future HR careers.

Through collaboration, leadership development, and hands-on learning, the club ensures that
students are equipped to face the complexities of the business world.

4. TECHWAVE OF NDIM - THE IT CLUB

The IT Club at NDIM is a vibrant hub where students stay at the cutting edge of technological
advancements, seamlessly incorporating new tools into their daily lives. Through a diverse range of
activities, the club promotes hands-on engagement and the practical application of IT skills.

The club's mission extends beyond mastering IT tools it aims to foster a collaborative culture where
students actively share knowledge and inspire peer learning in a growth-oriented environment.

Students take the lead in organizing workshops, seminars, quizzes, treasure hunts, competitions,
and gaming sessions, all under the guidance of dedicated faculty. Each event empowers a fresh team
of students to step up, providing invaluable leadership experience while driving the club's continued
success and innovation.

5. OPSENSE - THE OPERATIONS & SCM CLUB

Operations and supply chains are lifelines of organizations. An organization can survive only if it has
a robust operations and supply chain. A supply chain manages flow of products, funds, and
information, and at any time any one or more of these flows are disrupted, an economy collapses.

Operations and SCM club provides a forum for professionals and students to network, further their
educational and career goals and grow together with the commitment to learn and excel. The aim
is to introduce students to the world of operations and supply chain. This club will enable students
to learn how organizations improve their operational effectiveness and how their supply chain is a
source of competitive advantage. This club will provide students with a framework to think more
critically, work more collaboratively, and to develop approaches to tackle complex workplace
challenges more holistically.

6. THINKBOT - THE AI/ML CLUB

In today’s world, AI has influenced and touched nearly every facet of our daily lives, business
operations, our social life and society.

“AI is all Around Us”

Thus AI/Ml club aims to serve as a platform for discussions, learning about, and working on topics
related to data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. The club would offer a home
base to all the students interested in data science, machine learning, and analytics, assisting/guiding
them acquire additional skills and tools needed to succeed in their career, whether in academia or
industry.

7. ECONIMIA – THE ECONOMICS CLUB

The Economics Club at the New Delhi Institute of Management is committed to fostering the
exchange of knowledge and promoting intellectual discussions in a collaborative environment.
Serving as a platform for students to engage, contribute, and learn, the club is dedicated to
enhancing economic and financial literacy within the student body.

By encouraging students to explore the relevance of economics in everyday life, the club aims to
inspire the application of key economic concepts to real-world challenges. As NDIM's first Youth
Economic Forum, it will provide a dynamic space for the enrichment and dissemination of economic
knowledge.

The Economics Club seeks to deepen understanding, spark curiosity, and cultivate a lasting interest
in this fascinating and complex field, empowering students to grasp its significance in an increasingly
interconnected world.

8. DIGITAL MARKETING CLUB

Are you interested in exploring the sphere of digital and social innovation? Want to learn more about
the inner practical workings of digital strategies? Do you want to expand your knowledge on digital
tools, social media or personal branding? Growing network with top firms? Then the DM Club is the
perfect place for you.

As the NDIM DM Club, our mission is to provide a platform for the students to inculcate power of
integrated digital approach and explore relevant developments in Industry related to analytics,
social media while building a network within and beyond NDIM

By becoming a coordinator, you’ll stay on the cutting edge of technology, digital marketing skills, and
Industry best practices to learn from the best events and simulation activities, knowledge, and
networking connections.
9.VELOCITI - THE SPORTS CLUB

The Sports Club at NDIM fosters an environment focused on skill development, healthy competition,
and sportsmanship, while ensuring students enjoy the experience. By engaging in sports, students
build physical endurance and discipline, essential for thriving in today’s competitive world.

Success, as the club emphasizes, is not accidental—it’s learned, practiced, and shared. Students gain
leadership experience by organizing annual sports events that attract teams from various colleges,
as well as hosting activities like table tennis and pool throughout the year.

Through these experiences, students develop teamwork, time management, planning, self-
confidence, leadership, conflict management, and stress-relief skills.

10. LITERARY LEGENDS: NDIM BOOK AND LITERARY CLUB

The Literary Club at NDIM focuses on enhancing students' oratory, self-confidence, leadership, and
writing skills. Through activities like debates, public speaking, poetry recitation, and essay writing,
students develop their intellectual and creative abilities. The club also provides opportunities to
participate in events outside NDIM, organize various activities, and network with professionals,
authors, and entrepreneurs. Additionally, book review sessions encourage self-discovery and
introspection, fostering well-rounded personal growth and leadership.

The club emphasizes cultivating innovative and managerial skills by allowing students to take charge
of organizing events. This hands-on experience sharpens their leadership abilities and prepares
them to handle real-world challenges. By providing a platform for students to showcase their hidden
talents, the club fosters a sense of achievement and motivation, encouraging continuous learning
and growth.

11. YOGDAAN CLUB – CSR Club

“Deliver to society, to history…. so that.... it’s remembered”

Corporate social responsibility which is also known today as a Global Social Responsibility is the
need of the hour for budding managers. It is essential to know your responsibility towards the
society, being a budding corporate. Members of this club take an initiative towards helping the
society. The club organizes a wide range of activities for community development like winter cloth
collection drive, workshops, art classes, skill development, Diwali celebrations with underprivileged,
Book donation drive and the list is ever emerging.

Our promise to society: Enrich lives and protect nature.

We at NDIM, aim to positively contribute towards economic, environmental, and social wellbeing of
communities through our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) interventions. From educating
children to planting trees across India, we undertake interventions to help communities around.

The rippling effect our activities is immense positivity that is encouraging everyone at NDIM campus
to serve the needy and continually put efforts to spread the message of:

“Kartavya - the sense of responsibility”

12. CANNIKON: THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

Photography Club allows students to enjoy and learn about photography. It aims to create the
opportunities for every student to discover the artist within themselves and gives them the platform
to paint their dreams into reality. Students will learn how to improve their picture taking, interact
with other photographers and display their work. Beginners and experts are always welcome to
explore the world of photography.

13. INCUBE - THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CELL AT NDIM & WE (WOMEN

EMPOWERMENT) CELL

InCube was formally launched on 5th March 2016 by our chairman Shri. V M Bansal as a platform
for our students to practice & experience the world of entrepreneurship at campus through various
activities and competitions, thereby learning entrepreneurship skills, developing entrepreneurial
mindset, and simultaneously exploring entrepreneurship as a career option.

InCube is a platform for the young minds to incubate, nurture and develop their
entrepreneurial ideas. The platform is designed to accelerate growth and success of entrepreneurial
ventures through an array of support systems.

The key objective of the e-cell is to experience your venture while being at the campus. InCube will
assist you in promoting your ideas, give you space and take you to the next level. InCube is managed
by innovation leaders (iLeaders) who are appointed from amongst the members.
As member of the e-cell, you get to participate in various innovation and entrepreneurship related
activities, organize periodic workshops/ seminars/ interactions with entrepreneurs, investors,
professionals and create a mentor pool for student innovators, network with peers and national
entrepreneurship development organizations, thereby helping in developing your creativity, critical
thinking, team building and leadership skills.

WE (WOMEN EMPOWERMENT) CELL

WE Cell at NDIM has been created to empower women in the country and to build teams to execute
social entrepreneurship. Currently, 145 male and female students are working on 12 different social
projects for the upliftment of society and moving towards accomplishing various goals to promote
and lead Women Empowerment and Social Entrepreneurship. As part of their study and internships,
MBA students of NDIM are working at the following goals to promote and lead Social Women
Entrepreneurship in a big way:

• Story Telling by successful women entrepreneurs

• Study entrepreneurial ecosystems and schemes available to women and help in the
documentation processes

• Design business plans on women entrepreneurships

• Manage social media identity of a woman entrepreneur

• Research on traditional business opportunities in the social entrepreneurship space through

primary research

• Stories of Women on Big Corporate Boards and also on Women leading Social Organizations

14. SUSTAINABILITY CLUB FOR SUSTAINABLE MINDSET

The issue of sustainability has become pivotal for development because with the changing time and
development of technology society wants more and more benefits from the resources present in
our nature. Hence with the increasing use, the resources are depleting and are affecting ecological
balance. Sustainable development refers to meeting the needs of today without compromising the
needs. Sustainable Hence

OBJECTIVES:

1. To develop awareness among budding managers about triple bottom line viz., people,
profit and planet (Elkington) in business
2. To sensitize them to social issues to have a more equitable world

3. Organise activities around the following five SDGs:

SDG 1: Poverty

SDG 2: Quality education

SDG 3: Gender equality

SDG 4: Sustainable cities and communities

SDG 5: Partnership to achieve the goal

15. BEYOND THE CAMPUS CLUB

“To encourage the students to participate in events and competitions in Institutions beyond their
own campus. All these efforts result in an improved level of confidence, leadership qualities and
enriched knowledge.”

The students get a bigger platform, more exposure and develop a sense of responsibility when they
participate in and coordinate the events and the competitions.

Participation in a variety of events beyond the NDIM campus, such as sports, quizzes, case study
challenges, and cultural functions, provides students with a broader platform to showcase their
hidden talents. Engaging in these external activities not only offers increased exposure but also helps
students develop their leadership skills through event organization. Interacting with eminent
personalities and attending seminars and functions throughout Delhi enriches their knowledge and
broadens their perspectives. Additionally, these experiences aid in the development of innovative
and managerial skills, further preparing students for future challenges.

16.SWAYAM-CULTURAL CLUB

Cultural Club gives a platform to students to unleash their talents, more exposure to face the world
and their personality enhancement along with lots of learning through fun. The main objective of
the club is to bring about a voluntary change in the students.

Club members can be demanding on themselves and not only earn additional experience learning
credits but also add on such additional skills which will help them run-up the corporate ladder.
For every separate activity and for every new idea that comes to the mind of club members, we
would expect different set of students to lead and organise events to their satisfaction.

We therefore expect every club member to play leadership role while organizing all the events of
cultural Club.

17. National Service Scheme (NSS)

National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of New Delhi Institute of Management is a voluntary program
in which the students work towards creating a campus-community linkage. It helps in building a
sense of social and civic responsibility among the youth community. They utilize their knowledge in
finding practical solutions to individual and community problems which helps in acquiring
leadership qualities and democratic attitude. NSS helps the student to grow individually and also as
a group. It makes the students confident, develop leadership skills, and gain knowledge about
different people from different walks of life. Students also learn other skills that help them to lead
a better life in various situations.

AIM:

The program aims to instill the idea of social welfare in students, and to provide service to society
without bias. NSS volunteers work to ensure that everyone who is needy gets help to enhance their
standard of living and lead a life of dignity. In doing so, volunteers learn from people in villages how
to lead a good life despite a scarcity of resources. It also provides help in natural and man-made
disasters by providing food, clothing and first aid to the disaster's victims.

Objectives behind the NSS:

• To enable the students to understand the community in which they work.

• To understand themselves in relation to their community.

• To identify the needs and problems in the community in the solution of which they can be
involved.

• To develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility.

• To apply education- find practical solution to individual & community problems.

• To develop competence required for group living and sharing responsibilities.

• Gain skills in mobilizing community participation.

• To acquire leadership qualities and a democratic attitude.

• To develop capacity to meet emergencies and national disasters

• To practice national integration.

18. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan :

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural development
processes by leveraging knowledge institutions. The conceptualization of Unnat Bharat Abhiyan
started with the initiative of a group of dedicated faculty members of the Indian Institute of
Technology (IIT) Delhi working for a long in the area of rural development and appropriate
technology. All participating institutions (PIs) are expected to establish a UBA Cell which will be
responsible for carrying out the activities of the UBA. This will involve the development of an active
working group consisting of motivated faculty members drawn from various disciplines. To guide
and monitor the activities of the UBA Cell in each institution, there will be an Executive Committee
and a local advisory committee (which will be chaired by the Head of the Institution). The main
responsibility of a NDIM UBA cell is to primarily develop linkage with 5 selected rural clusters
(Madangir, Khirki, Satbari, Chirag Delhi and Jaitpur) to promote the requisite S&T interventions to
improvise and expedite the developmental efforts in those clusters. Also NDIM will also be
responsible for developing the competence of its working group by appropriate orientation, training
and creation of appropriate ethos within the institution towards indigenous and sustainable rural
development, and initiating requisite curricular modifications and other facilitating measures. In this
whole process we are facilitated and mentored in their activities by IIT Delhi.

We at NDIM regularly participate in the events organized by UBA and have also adopted 5 villages
in Delhi to help in the goal of national development. In this regard, we will require your time and
managerial capabilities to administer this initiative under UBA's guidance. The Project Volunteers
will be commended by MoE and IIT-Delhi with a certificate of appreciation for their valuable input
and a stipend will be paid for the effort. This will require visiting villages in Delhi and compiling the
data in the survey form from the households in these localities. Once the survey is complete, some
of you will be asked to present your findings to the esteemed panel at IIT-Delhi. The survey and
findings presented will help in understanding the requirements in the locality and a monetary fund
will be released towards the construction of the said requirement. This will be a great opportunity
in learning survey techniques and take you closer to the real workings of rural development.
How many student clubs you can join?
Each student may register as a coordinator for up to 3 clubs. Two of these clubs should align with
your areas of specialization: one from your Major 1 and one from your Major 2. The third club can
be any other club of your choice. There are no restrictions on participating in events from any of
the clubs.

Points to be kept in mind:

• Collaborate with Faculty Coordinators: Student coordinators are required to work closely
under the guidance of faculty coordinators for the smooth functioning of the club. Regular
check-ins and collaboration are essential for aligning with the club's goals and objectives.
• Ensure Effective Communication: Keep an open and clear line of communication with both
faculty coordinators and club members. This includes sharing updates, reporting progress, and
addressing any challenges faced by the club.
• Adhere to Club Policies: Student coordinators must follow the club's guidelines and adhere
to any institutional policies when organizing events, meetings, or activities. All plans should
be discussed with faculty coordinators before implementation.
• Plan and Manage Events: Coordinators are responsible for planning, organizing, and
executing club activities. Ensure that events are well-structured, and tasks are delegated
among club members to ensure smooth operations. Seek the approvals from the faculty
coordinators before launching an event and follow the club activity procedure.
• Promote Inclusivity and Participation: Encourage participation from all students and foster
an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcomed to contribute to club activities.
• Develop Leadership Skills: Take this opportunity to enhance your leadership and
organizational skills. Act as a role model for other members by demonstrating responsibility,
initiative, and teamwork.