Clubs and Societies
Students Association
The Students Association of CEG, generally abbreviated as SA-CEG is the official student representative body of the institution. They are a channel of communication between the management and the students and voice out matters that include academia and welfare.
Arts society
The Arts Society of the college is primarily concerned with the extra curricular and cultural activities undertaken by CEG. It plays, host for Techofes, India's largest Inter- college cultural fest. Since 1948, it helps to encourage and identify the talent in other fields apart from engineering academia.
CEG Tech Forum
The CEG Tech Forum is a student-run technical organization established in 2006 at the College of Engineering Guindy, Anna University. It aims to promote technical excellence, innovation, and practical problem-solving skills among students. The forum bridges the gap between academic learning and real-world applications by organizing various technical, managerial, and research-oriented activities throughout the year. CTF is guided by faculty coordinators from multiple departments and managed by a team of student directors handling domains such as events, design, marketing, finance, logistics, hospitality, and projects. This structure helps students gain leadership, teamwork, and organizational experience. Its flagship event, Kurukshetra, is an international techno-management festival featuring hackathons, workshops, competitions, and guest lectures, attracting participants from across the country and abroad. Another major initiative is K! Hacks, a 24-hour hackathon where participants develop innovative solutions to real-world problems. Additionally, Vyuhaa is conducted exclusively for first-year students to introduce them to technical and managerial activities. CTF also conducts the internal round of the Smart India Hackathon, selecting and mentoring teams for national-level participation. Through these initiatives, the forum encourages innovation, leadership, and technical growth among students.
Guindy Times
The Guindy Times is the official campus magazine of the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), along with ACT and SAP, and stands as one of the most active and dynamic student-run media bodies on campus. It is a multidisciplinary team comprising students from all three campuses, working across various domains such as content writing, editing, photography, videography, design, interviews, video editing, marketing, events, and technology. The magazine publishes content in both English and Tamil, covering a wide range of topics including op-eds, interviews, movie reviews, and comprehensive coverage of campus events such as symposiums, workshops, and cultural and technical festivals. With a strong digital presence across platforms like Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Quora, The Guindy Times actively engages the student community through articles, interviews, newsletters, and multimedia content. Guided by faculty coordinator Dr. Siddharth S. M. P from the Department of Civil Engineering, the team operates through a structured editorial board and junior contributor system, ensuring consistent content creation and media coverage. Through initiatives like photowalks, workshops, collaborations, tournaments, and its flagship event Mugavari, The Guindy Times continues to serve as the voice of the campus, documenting and celebrating student life at CEG
Literary
The Literary Club of Anna University is a vibrant student community dedicated to celebrating the power of words, creativity, and expression. It brings together students from diverse academic backgrounds who share a passion for writing, reading, storytelling, and meaningful discussion. The club provides an inclusive platform for members to showcase their literary talents through activities such as poetry readings, creative writing workshops, book discussions, open mics, debates, and interactive events. By encouraging collaboration and intellectual exchange, it fosters a strong culture of communication and creativity on campus. The Literary Club also actively organizes a wide range of engaging events throughout the academic year, including competitions like Shipwreck, Murder Mystery (in collaboration with Theatron), Meme Contests, One-Liner Drama, LexUp communication development sessions, and its flagship event Litablaze. It further collaborates with other campus organizations such as Guindy Times and Quizzers Anonymous to host interdisciplinary events like quizzes, discussions, and creative challenges. With a strong and diverse team structure covering domains such as content, media, design, photography, operations, and external relations, the club ensures smooth execution of its initiatives. Through its dynamic schedule of literary, creative, and interactive events, the Literary Club of Anna University continues to nurture imagination, enhance communication skills, and build a thriving community of young writers and thinkers.
Pixels
Pixels, the official photography and videography club of the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), established in 2017, is a vibrant student-run community dedicated to visual storytelling and creative expression through the lens. Founded by Smrittika Sasidhar and Michael Jernil, the club brings together photography and videography enthusiasts from across campuses to capture and celebrate the spirit of campus life. Guided by faculty coordinator Dr. V. R. Revathy from the Department of Media Sciences, Pixels encourages creativity, collaboration, and technical skill development through a wide range of activities including event coverage, photowalks, workshops, critique sessions, and online contests. The club actively engages its members through initiatives such as Canon workshops, interactive talk sessions, shoot-and-greet meetups, and hands-on field practice, helping them refine both artistic vision and technical expertise. With a strong focus on documenting major campus events like Techofes and intercollegiate tournaments such as Hoopster, Pixels plays a key role in preserving memories and showcasing student life at CEG. Through its dynamic timeline of activities and collaborative flagship events, the club continues to inspire aspiring photographers to explore perspectives, tell impactful stories, and push the boundaries of visual creativity.
Astro
The Astronomy and Planetary Science Club of Anna University, Chennai, is a vibrant community of students driven by a shared curiosity about the universe and its mysteries. The club offers an engaging platform for astronomy enthusiasts to explore space science through activities such as stargazing sessions, telescope handling, astrophotography workshops, and expert talks. By combining hands-on experiences with discussions on celestial events, it fosters a deeper understanding of observational astronomy and cosmology. Beyond observation, the club actively promotes scientific thinking through workshops, quizzes, exhibitions, and outreach initiatives, including school visits and collaborations with institutions like the IIT Madras Astronomy Club and the Nehru Planetarium. With a well-structured timeline of events from World Space Week celebrations and technical workshops to signature events like Beyond Earth and AstroHack the club ensures continuous learning and engagement. Through its initiatives, it aims to ignite a lasting passion for space science, encourage innovation, and build a strong community of aspiring astronomers and researchers..
Robotics
The Robotics Club of CEG was found with the sole aim of fostering the spirit of innovation among students. This club helps kindle enthusiasm in the field of robotics, by imparting new skills to the students, which would also be useful for their career. To empower students in building hardware projects that solve basic day to day problems in various industries and also to build complex projects which are challenging and spark interest.
Rotaract
The Rotaract Club of the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), established in 2007, is a vibrant student-led organization operating under the principles of Rotary International. The club is dedicated to community service, leadership development, and professional growth, providing students with a platform to engage in meaningful social initiatives while building essential interpersonal and organizational skills. Guided by faculty coordinator Dr. S. Anandakumar, Associate Professor, the club fosters socially responsible leadership and encourages students to actively contribute to societal development. Through its vision of empowering students to become impactful leaders and its mission of promoting service-oriented activities, leadership, and awareness, the Rotaract Club plays a significant role in shaping well-rounded individuals. Its key initiatives include Conclave, a speaker-driven flagship event; Vizlithiru, a social awareness campaign; Valikati, a mentorship and guidance program; Patanathil Patikadu, a rural outreach initiative; and Shangarsh, a fundraising musical concert supporting underprivileged communities. With a strong network and active participation across campus and community projects, the Rotaract Club of CEG continues to inspire students to lead with purpose and serve society meaningfully.
AUSEC (Anna University Student Entrepreneurship Club)
(Previously known as CAPITALIZE)
This Document is a complete Timeline of the events and activities conducted by the AUSEC, the official entrepreneurship
club of Anna University for the past 5 years. The mission of this club is to inculcate the essence of entrepreneurship in every student in the city, by giving them a chance to
pitch their ideas, build partnerships, secure funding and gain knowledge about the intricate details involved in becoming an entrepreneur.
The Student Entrepreneurship Cell of CED certainly highlights the various facets involved in the molding stages of becoming a successful entrepreneur.
ACM Student Chapter of CEG
The ACM-CEG Student Chapter, established in 2004 at the College of Engineering Guindy, is a vibrant community dedicated to fostering a strong passion for computer science and innovation among students. Through a wide range of initiatives, the chapter provides valuable networking opportunities, mentorship from industry experts, and platforms that go beyond conventional academic learning. Its flagship events, Prodigy and CodHer, highlight its commitment to inclusivity and technological empowerment Prodigy inspiring school students across the state to explore computing, and CodHer offering a women-only hackathon that enables female developers to collaborate, compete, and showcase their skills with support from leading sponsors like Motorq and GitHub. Alongside these, ACM-CEG conducts impactful programs such as C.O.D.E for placement preparation, masterclasses on higher education, industry-focused tech talks, creative contests like Meme-O-Mania, and competitive programming initiatives like CodeX. With strong faculty guidance and an active team of student leaders, the chapter continues to build a dynamic ecosystem that nurtures talent, encourages innovation, and prepares students to excel in the ever-evolving world of technology.
EQ
The Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Club of the College of Engineering, Guindy, is a student-focused initiative dedicated to promoting awareness and understanding of emotional intelligence among students. Guided by its vision to help individuals navigate challenges by effectively regulating and channeling their emotions, the club creates a supportive space for personal growth and self-discovery. With the motto Be a better ally. Build a better you, the club emphasizes empathy, self-awareness, and meaningful interpersonal connections. Under the guidance of faculty coordinator Dr. K. Vipinendran, the club conducts workshops, interactive sessions, and events designed to help students explore, develop, and nurture their emotional well-being. By fostering a safe and inclusive environment, the EQ Club empowers students to build resilience, enhance their mental and emotional skills, and grow into well-rounded individuals capable of handling both personal and professional challenges.
Quizzers Anonymous
Quizzers Anonymous, the official quiz club of the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), is a dynamic student-run organization dedicated to fostering and expanding the quizzing culture within the campus. Established in 2016, the club builds on CEGs rich legacy of competitive quizzing, where students have consistently excelled in competitions against premier institutions such as the IITs. Quizzing here goes beyond memorization, emphasizing interdisciplinary thinking, quick reasoning, and the ability to connect concepts across fields such as history, science, art, politics, and popular culture. The club organizes a wide range of events throughout the year, including online quizzes, symposium-based competitions, inter-college contests, and collaborations with various student clubs like AU Podium, CSAU, and the Literary Club. Its flagship initiatives include thematic quizzes such as the Kollywood Quiz, music quizzes, F1 quizzes, and symposium-specific competitions, along with engaging digital content like weekly Instagram quizzes. With active participation in both national-level competitions and campus-wide events, Quizzers Anonymous continues to cultivate curiosity, analytical thinking, and a vibrant quizzing community at CEG.
Theatron
Theatron is the official Theatre Club of Anna University, dedicated to bringing stories to life on stage. It is a collective of passionate students united by their interest in theatre and performance. The club explores various forms of drama including monologues, short plays, and full-scale productions, covering roles such as acting, direction, scriptwriting, backstage management, and set design. Each year, Theatron stages two major productions, one per semester, held at the TAG Auditorium. In addition, weekly sessions called Theatron Thursdays engage students in theatre-related activities and creative exploration. The club encourages participation from students across all departments, fostering an inclusive creative space. Theatron has also represented Anna University in inter-collegiate competitions, earning recognition for its performances. Beyond stage productions, the club functions as a collaborative community that nurtures creativity, teamwork, and artistic expression through theatre.
Siruthuligal
The Siruthuligal Charity Club of the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG) is a student-initiated social service organization founded in 2011 with the approval of the former Vice Chancellor Dr. Mannar Jawahar and under the guidance of the former Dean Dr. M. Sekar. Guided by the principle that while it may not be possible to help everyone, everyone can help someone, the club is dedicated to supporting financially challenged students and enabling them to continue their education at CEG. It also provides a platform for students to express their generosity and contribute meaningfully to social welfare initiatives. Operating under the supervision of faculty coordinator Mr. K. Praveen from the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, the club functions through a structured team of office bearers responsible for administration, finance, and outreach activities. Siruthuligal primarily focuses on collecting contributions from students across departments and channeling them to support those in need through its bank-managed fund system. Its planned initiatives include expanding student support, conducting marketing and awareness drives, organizing open calls for student involvement, collecting reusable educational resources like books and newspapers, and collaborating with other clubs for fundraising events. Through its sustained efforts, Siruthuligal continues to uphold its mission of compassion, collective responsibility, and student welfare within the CEG community.
CSAU (Computer Society of Anna University)
The Computer Society of Anna University (CSAU), one of the oldest and most prominent technical clubs at the College of Engineering, Guindy, functions under the Ramanujan Computing Centre with the aim of extending computer science knowledge beyond traditional CS and IT disciplines. Guided by faculty advisor Dr. A. John Prakash, the club fosters a collaborative and inclusive environment where students from various departments engage in peer-to-peer learning, skill development, and exploration of emerging technologies. CSAU actively bridges the gap between academic learning and industry requirements through a wide range of initiatives, including workshops, bootcamps, coding challenges, and career-oriented sessions. Events such as Data Hack, Web Development bootcamps, Gen AI masterclasses, and coding marathons like Tour de Code provide students with practical exposure and hands-on experience. Additionally, initiatives like 100 Days of Code and Git Set Go encourage continuous learning and community engagement. With strong industry interaction through expert talks and alumni sessions, CSAU plays a vital role in preparing students for real-world challenges while nurturing a vibrant technical community focused on innovation, collaboration, and growth.
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Saptham
Saptham is the classical dance and music club of the College of Engineering, Guindy, Anna University, dedicated to preserving and promoting the richness of Indian classical arts, particularly Bharatanatyam and Carnatic music. Inaugurated on August 12, 2013 by renowned artists Smt. Nithyashree Mahadevan and Sri. Anil Srinivasan, the club serves as a vibrant platform for students passionate about classical music and dance to explore, learn, and showcase their talents. Guided by faculty advisor Dr. P. Uma Maheswari from the Department of Media Sciences, Saptham aims to create a culturally enriching environment that nurtures artistic excellence while also making classical arts more accessible and relevant to the student community. The club actively participates in a wide range of performances and events throughout the academic year, including Independence Day and Republic Day celebrations, Navaratri performances, Agni and Techofes cultural fests, intercollege competitions like Kalanjali, and prestigious stage shows at venues such as Nandalala Trust and Margazhi concerts. With structured auditions, dedicated training, and an annual thematic production, Saptham continues to build a strong community of young artists who contribute to preserving tradition while inspiring contemporary appreciation for classical art forms.
CEG Spartanz
CEG Spartanz, the official variety team of the College of Engineering, Guindy, founded in 2006, is a dynamic and energetic group known for its excellence in multi-disciplinary performance arts. With nearly two decades of legacy, the team has consistently represented the college in numerous inter-collegiate cultural competitions, earning accolades through creativity, teamwork, and dedication. Driven by the vision that a big laugh can heal a saddened heart, Spartanz focuses on delivering impactful and entertaining performances while fostering talent across acting, dance, mime, and other expressive forms. The team actively organizes and hosts a variety of engaging events during major cultural fests like Agni and Techofes, including Reel Fest, Meme Fest, Informals, Talent showcases, and Intra and Inter Variety Shows. They also contribute to social awareness initiatives through themed performances. Through rigorous auditions and continuous practice, Spartanz nurtures students creativity, confidence, and stage presence, creating a vibrant platform where passion meets performance and students grow both artistically and personally.
Twisters
Twisters Crew The official dance crew of Anna University is more than just a performance team; it is a legacy of passion, discipline, and unity that has shaped generations of students since the 1990s. As the universitys official dance crew, Twisters has consistently represented Anna University in inter-college, state, and national-level competitions, earning recognition while upholding its values and spirit. Beyond performances, Twisters serves as a transformational platform that builds discipline, teamwork, leadership, and creative expression. Through daily practice and mentorship-based learning, members grow both as dancers and individuals. The club follows a unique culture where responsibilities are passed across generations, fostering leadership without formal hierarchy. Now spanning over three decades, Twisters remains self-funded and non-commercial, functioning as a close-knit family. Alumni and current members continue to support and inspire one another, ensuring the legacy lives on through every practice and performance. Faculty Advisor: Dr. S. Somasundharam, Department of Mechanical Engineering.
LEO
The LEO Club of the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG) is a student-led organization dedicated to developing leadership, experience, and opportunity among students, in alignment with its motto. Functioning under the guidance of the Lions Club of South Madras, the club focuses on holistic student development through community service, leadership workshops, cultural and technical initiatives, and collaborations with other organizations. One of the oldest and most active clubs in CEG, LEO Club plays a significant role in social impact activities such as the outreach programs THULIR and VIDIYAL, where it supports education and empowerment initiatives for underprivileged communities, including free tuition for school children at Surya Nagar and UPSC coaching in association with ARAM IAS Academy. The club also organizes impactful fundraising and engagement events like LEO Utsav, which supports social causes while encouraging student participation and creativity. With a strong leadership structure comprising directors and deputy directors across domains such as community development, events, design, media, UPSC, and public relations, the club ensures smooth execution of its initiatives. Through its annual timeline of activities including career guidance sessions, outreach programs, alumni connect events, and flagship social initiatives the LEO Club of CEG continues to nurture responsible leaders committed to service and societal impact.
Green Brigade
The Green Brigade Club, the official Eco Club of the College of Engineering Guindy (CEG), is a non-technical student initiative dedicated to promoting environmental awareness, sustainability, and collective ecological action within the campus community. Guided by faculty advisor Dr. M. A. Bhagyaveni, Professor and Head of the Department of ECE, the club brings together students from diverse disciplines to actively contribute toward building a greener and cleaner environment. Through collaborations with environmental NGOs and volunteer-driven initiatives, the Green Brigade focuses on fostering eco-conscious behavior and encouraging sustainable practices. The club organizes a wide range of impactful activities such as photography contests like Eco Frames, creative awareness drives including flash mobs, hands-on conservation efforts like beach cleanups at Marina Beach, and workshops such as tote bag making in collaboration with environmental organizations. It also conducts interactive events like EcoSculpt and Eco Pictionary during major college fests, along with experiential learning activities such as turtle hatchling release visits that connect students directly with conservation efforts. Through these initiatives, the Green Brigade Club continues to inspire students to actively participate in environmental stewardship and work toward a more sustainable future.
Sruthilaya
With a shared passion for music, Sruthilaya is the official music club of Anna University. It has grown from a small group into a band of over forty members and continues to expand each year. The band includes vocalists and instrumentalists selected through semester auditions. Members showcase strong musical talent, with some creating original compositions and others winning recognition in external competitions. The club also provides performance opportunities through intra- and inter-collegiate events. Sruthilaya conducts various activities such as competitions, auditions, open mics, and its annual flagship concert, BEATS. It also actively participates in events organized by other institutions. The band performs across multiple genres influenced by Indian, Western, and regional music. The vision is to provide a platform for musical talent across Anna University, encouraging creativity and inclusivity. The objective is to build a strong musical community that supports expression, collaboration, and stress relief through music. Ultimately, Sruthilaya aims to grow as a vibrant musical force with meaningful cultural impact.
Aakrithi
Aakriti is the official girls forum of the College of Engineering Guindy, dedicated to empowering and inspiring female students across the campus. The club aims to create a supportive and inclusive community that fosters leadership, self-confidence, and personal growth. Through initiatives such as its flagship cultural event KIARA, self-defense workshops, cultural performances during major college celebrations, and events conducted in festivals like Agni 26 and Techofes 26, Aakriti actively contributes to campus life. It has also organized online events focusing on womens awareness and empowerment. With plans to introduce more interactive sessions and development-oriented programs, Aakriti continues to provide a platform for students to express themselves, build skills, and grow both academically and personally. Stay connected and follow their journey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aakriti_ceg
SCI (Students Creativity and Innovation)
Students Creativity and Innovation (SCI) is a lab functions in a way which ultimately develops creativity and innovation into students, making them to stand out in a crowd.
SQC (Students Quality Council)
AU TVS CQM Promotes Students Quality Council from 1998 with objectives To empower students to significantly improve their personal and professional capabilities through principles of quality management, in order to lead a purposeful and principle-centered life. Our goal is to propagate quality mindset and To develop quality skills.
AU Podium
AU PODIUM, the official speech club of Anna University, Chennai, is a dynamic platform dedicated to nurturing confident and articulate communicators. Established with the vision of empowering students in the art of public speaking, the club transforms hesitant speakers into impactful orators through a supportive and engaging environment. It conducts regular workshops, impromptu speaking sessions, debates, and Toastmasters-inspired activities that help members develop clarity, confidence, and critical thinking. Open to students from all disciplines, AU PODIUM fosters a diverse community where both beginners and experienced speakers can grow. The club also organizes a wide range of creative and skill-building events such as Kural, Reverse Debate, Just a Minute, Shipwreck, and AUP MUN, along with interview training sessions and interactive online activities. With guidance from faculty and an active student leadership team, AU PODIUM not only enhances communication skills but also prepares students to excel in professional and social settings, shaping them into influential individuals capable of expressing ideas with impact and confidence.
Castle Red
The Castle Red, the official chess club of the College of Engineering, Guindy, established in 2020, is a student-run initiative dedicated to fostering strategic thinking, skill development, and a strong chess culture on campus. Guided by Staff Coordinator Mr. M. Deivamani, Assistant Professor in the Department of Information Science and Technology, the club provides a welcoming platform for players of all levels to enhance their abilities through regular practice, tournaments, and collaborative events. Castle Red actively organizes both online and offline competitions, including tournaments on platforms like Lichess and on-campus matches, offering members a well-rounded competitive experience. The club also emphasizes community building and leadership by involving students in organizing events, managing operations, and engaging with other clubs. Notable activities during the academic year 2025 26 include the Checkmate Challenge at Leo Utsav 26, a philanthropic tournament supporting a cancer hospice, and innovative events like Silent Synergy and Power Exchange conducted during Techofes 79, which reimagined traditional chess formats to test adaptability and teamwork. Through its initiatives, Castle Red continues to create an inclusive and dynamic environment that nurtures both the intellectual and interpersonal growth of its members.
Additive Minds (Additix)
Additive Minds (Additix), the 3D printing club, is a student-driven technical initiative focused on promoting innovation and hands-on learning in additive manufacturing. Guided by faculty mentor Dr. M. Pradeep Kumar, the club provides a collaborative platform for students to explore modern manufacturing technologies, particularly 3D printing and digital design. With a vision to build a strong community skilled in product design and rapid prototyping, Additix encourages students to transform creative ideas into tangible models. The club conducts workshops, training sessions, and technical events to equip members with practical knowledge in 3D modeling and printer operation, while also supporting academic projects and interdisciplinary collaboration. By participating in national-level competitions and fostering real-world problem-solving skills, Additix plays a vital role in preparing students for emerging trends in engineering and manufacturing.
FINS AU
FINS AU is a student-driven FinTech and finance-focused club at the College of Engineering, Guindy, aimed at building a strong community of students interested in financial technology and corporate finance. Guided by faculty advisor Kavitha Shanmugam from the Department of Management Studies, the club provides a platform for students from technical backgrounds to gain foundational knowledge in finance, develop industry-relevant skills, and make informed financial decisions. Through its core objectives, FINS AU focuses on networking, skill development, and financial literacy, helping students bridge the gap between engineering and finance domains. The club actively organizes engaging initiatives such as Predict and Profit events during Agni and Techofes, along with its flagship financial simulation event Retire Right, which offers participants a real-world experience in budgeting, investing, and long-term financial planning through an interactive digital platform. By combining experiential learning with practical exposure, FINS AU nurtures financial awareness and strategic thinking among students while fostering innovation at the intersection of finance and technology.
Scribbles
The Official Fine Arts Club of the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG) is a vibrant student-driven initiative dedicated to fostering creativity, innovation, and artistic expression among students. Founded by Venkataramanan R (Manufacturing) and Siva Sowmya S (IT), the club was established on August 26, 2025, and officially inaugurated on September 22, 2025. Guided by faculty advisor Dr. K. Arul Deepa from the Department of Information Science and Technology and faculty treasurer Dr. K. Kalaimagal from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Scribbles provides a dynamic platform for students to explore various forms of art and self-expression. Through engaging weekly events, interactive sessions, hands-on workshops such as T-shirt painting and crafting, as well as exhibitions and competitions, the club encourages creativity while also promoting mental well-being and meaningful social impact. Its signature event, Thooriga, serves as a celebration of artistic talent and innovation. With an active presence on platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, and its official blog, Scribbles continues to build a creative community that inspires students to express themselves and appreciate the value of fine arts within campus life.
The Society of Quantum Computing (SoQC)
The Society of Quantum Computing (SoQC) CEG, Anna University, Chennai, is a newly established student-driven technical club founded in October 2025 with the aim of introducing and strengthening knowledge in the rapidly emerging field of quantum computing and quantum technologies. Guided by faculty advisors Dr. K. Saravanan and Dr. C. Balaji from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, the club provides students with a platform to explore advanced concepts through interactive learning, expert lectures, hands-on workshops, and collaborative discussions. SoQC focuses on building a strong conceptual and practical foundation in quantum computing while encouraging innovation, research orientation, and interdisciplinary collaboration among students. The clubs office bearers lead various domains including technical development, outreach, programming, and resource management to ensure smooth execution of its initiatives. Key activities conducted include the Fundamental Series, a weekly interactive learning program introducing core quantum computing concepts, and a three-day Quantum Information and Communication Technologies (QICT) workshop conducted in collaboration with SETS Chennai, DCSE CEG, and the Centre for Cybersecurity Anna University. Through its academic initiatives and growing digital presence via its website and LinkedIn platform, SoQC aims to nurture a new generation of students equipped to contribute to the future of quantum science and technology.