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NSS - Events Conducted

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Anti-Drug Awareness Campaigns

As part of its social responsibility and commitment to student well-being, the National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit regularly organizes Anti-Drug Awareness Programs aimed at sensitizing students and the community about the harmful effects of drug abuse.

Key Activities Conducted:

Objective:

To educate, empower, and engage the youth to say NO to drugs and become ambassadors of a healthy and productive society.

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NSS Awareness Programs

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit plays a vital role in molding socially responsible citizens through a series of awareness initiatives. These programs are designed to enlighten students and the public on critical social, health, and environmental issues. Below are the key categories of awareness events conducted by our NSS volunteers:

Anti-Drug Awareness

Programs focused on combating substance abuse and promoting a drug-free campus and society.

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Health & Hygiene Awareness

Spreading awareness about personal hygiene, preventive health care, and disease prevention.

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Environmental Awareness

Promoting eco-consciousness and encouraging sustainable practices.

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Gender Sensitization & Women Empowerment

Educating students about gender equality and women’s rights.

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Road Safety & Traffic Awareness

Aimed at instilling responsible behavior among youth on roads.

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Mental Health & Stress Management

Creating awareness about emotional well-being and mental health support.

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Voter Awareness & Civic Responsibility

Encouraging active and informed participation in the democratic process.

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Social Issues & Inclusivity Awareness

Promoting unity, compassion, and inclusiveness in society.

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These programs are not just events , they are part of our continuous effort to inspire change and nurture responsible future citizens.

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Blood Donation Camps

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit actively organizes Blood Donation Camps as a vital part of its commitment to saving lives and promoting social responsibility among students and staff.

🎯 Objective

To create awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and to contribute to the national blood bank by encouraging healthy individuals to donate regularly.

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Impact:

“Donate Blood, Save Lives – A Few Minutes Can Give Someone a Lifetime.”

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🏅 District Level Competitions under NSS

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit had the proud privilege of hosting the District Level NSS Competitions, bringing together volunteers from various colleges across the district for a day of learning, leadership, and service.

🎯 Objective

To foster social responsibility, team spirit, and civic engagement among NSS volunteers through constructive competition and collaborative activities.

🌟 Highlights:

  • Encouraged leadership, critical thinking, and creative expression
  • Participants showcased remarkable knowledge and awareness

“Not just a competition, but a celebration of values, service, and youth leadership.”

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First Aid Training Programs

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit conducts regular First Aid Training Programs to empower students and community members with essential lifesaving skills. These programs aim to create a prepared and confident youth who can provide immediate assistance in emergencies.

🎯 Objective:

To educate participants on basic first aid techniques, enabling them to handle common injuries, sudden illnesses, and emergencies until professional medical help arrives.

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👥 Who Can Participate:

Students, faculty, staff, and local community members are encouraged to take part and become advocates for safety and health.

🌟 Impact:

Our First Aid Training Programs have helped build a safety-conscious campus and community, fostering a spirit of readiness and care for others in critical situations.

“Learning First Aid is empowering yourself to save lives.”

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🏃♂️ Fitness Awareness Programs

At PSVPEC, we believe that a healthy body and a focused mind are essential for academic excellence and overall well-being. Through a series of Fitness Awareness Programs, we aim to promote a culture of physical activity, mental balance, and healthy lifestyle practices among students and staff.

🎯 Objective

To instill the importance of regular physical exercise and mental wellness, and to inspire the student community to lead a disciplined, health-conscious life.

🧘 Key Activities Conducted

Yoga and Meditation Sessions

Marathons and Fitness Runs

Physical Fitness Challenges

Mental Fitness & Wellness Talks

Lifestyle & Nutrition Awareness

🌟 Impact Highlights

“Fitness is not a destination, it is a way of life — and we are proud to shape it on our campus.”

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Health Camps

As part of our commitment to community welfare and student well-being, PSVPEC regularly organizes Health Camps through its National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit and in collaboration with reputed hospitals and health organizations. These camps are aimed at early detection, prevention, and education about various health issues.

🎯 Objective

To provide accessible health check-ups, raise health awareness, and promote preventive healthcare practices among students, staff, and nearby communities.

Types of Health Camps Conducted

✅ General Health Check-up Camps

👁️ Specialized Medical Camps

💉 Preventive Care Initiatives

🧠 Mental Health Awareness

🌟 Key Features

👥 Beneficiaries

“Health is wealth — our camps ensure that wellness reaches every corner of our campus and community.”

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Helping Hands – A Sustainable Outreach Initiative

The “Helping Hands” program is a heartfelt initiative by the NSS Unit of PSVPEC, aimed at bringing dignity, care, and hope to the underprivileged. Rooted in sustainability and compassion, this program collects and redistributes essential materials to those in need.

🎯 Objective

To support marginalized communities through the reuse and responsible distribution of basic necessities, while instilling social responsibility and empathy in students.

What We Do

Volunteers regularly collect, sort, and distribute:

Reusable clothes in good condition

Toiletries like toothpaste, soap, toothbrushes, and sanitary items

Footwear, towels, blankets, and other daily-use items

Occasionally, food packets and water bottles during outreach visits

🛠️ Sustainable Practice

This initiative encourages recycling and reuse, reducing waste and promoting a zero-waste lifestyle while supporting those in need. It aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals on poverty alleviation and responsible consumption.

💡 Program Highlights

👥 Impact

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Helping Hands proves that collective compassion can create real change.”

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Old Age Home Visit – Spreading Smiles Across Generations

As part of its commitment to social outreach and intergenerational bonding, the National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit organized a heartfelt visit to a nearby Old Age Home. This initiative aimed to offer companionship, emotional support, and joy to the elderly while sensitizing students to the values of empathy, respect, and community care.

🎯 Objective

To connect NSS volunteers with senior citizens, understand their life experiences, and uplift their spirits through meaningful interactions and shared activities.

💖 Activities Conducted

👥 Volunteer Takeaways

🌟 Impact

“They gave us their yesterday, and we give them our today — with love, care, and respect.”

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NSS Orientation Program – Inspiring a Spirit of Service

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Orientation Program at PSVPEC warmly welcomes new student volunteers to the NSS family. This program is designed to introduce the objectives, activities, and values of NSS, motivating students to become socially responsible and community-oriented individuals.

🎯 Objective

To familiarize fresh volunteers with the NSS mission of “Not Me But You,” instill the spirit of selfless service, and prepare them for active participation in various social, environmental, and developmental initiatives.

📝 Program Highlights

🌱 Why Join NSS?

🌟 Impact

“Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.” – Muhammad Ali

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Parade Training for NSS Volunteers – Honoring the Nation with Pride

In preparation for the prestigious State and National Republic Day (RD) Parades, PSVPECs NSS Unit conducts rigorous Parade Training for selected volunteers. This training builds discipline, teamwork, and precision, enabling our volunteers to represent the institution and state with honor on these grand national occasions.

🎯 Objective

To prepare NSS volunteers physically and mentally to perform marching drills and ceremonial parade routines that reflect the spirit of patriotism and unity.

🚩 Training Highlights

🌟 Significance

🏅 Achievements

“Marching together, we honor our heritage and inspire the future.”

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🌳 Plantation Drive – Greening Our Future

At PSVPEC we believe in nurturing nature to secure a sustainable future. Our Plantation Drive is a dedicated effort by the NSS Unit and student volunteers to promote environmental awareness and contribute to ecological balance by planting trees and greenery within the campus and surrounding community.

🎯 Objective

To increase green cover, improve air quality, conserve biodiversity, and instill a strong environmental ethic among students and local residents.

🌱 Activities Included

🌟 Impact

“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.”

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📚 School Training Programs – Empowering the Next Generation

The NSS Unit of PSVPEC actively conducts School Training Programs aimed at nurturing social awareness, leadership skills, and community service values among school students. These programs foster early engagement in societal issues and encourage youth participation in nation-building activities.

🎯 Objective

To educate and empower school students with knowledge, skills, and motivation to become responsible citizens and active contributors to community welfare.

📋 Key Components

🌟 Impact

“Teaching the youth today to serve the nation tomorrow.”

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🥋 Self-Defense Training Programs – Empowering Safety and Confidence

At PSVPEC, the NSS Unit conduct comprehensive Self-Defense Training Programs designed to equip volunteers, students, faculty members, and school students with essential skills to protect themselves and build confidence in challenging situations.

🎯 Objective

To empower participants with practical self-defense techniques, increase awareness about personal safety, and promote a culture of confidence and vigilance.

Program Highlights

🌟 Benefits

“Empower yourself with knowledge and skills — safety begins with you.”

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🌿 Special Camp at Adopted Villages – Serving Communities, Creating Impact

The NSS Unit of PSVPEC conducts Special Camps in the adopted villages as a focused initiative to support rural development and community welfare. These camps offer an immersive experience for volunteers to engage directly with village residents, understand their challenges, and contribute to sustainable solutions.

🎯 Objective

To promote holistic development in adopted villages through health, education, environment, and livelihood programs, while fostering a spirit of service and social responsibility among NSS volunteers.

🏡 Activities Conducted

🌟 Impact

“Serving the community is not just an act — it’s a journey towards shared growth and hope.”

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🚮 Swachh Bharat Initiatives – Committed to a Cleaner India

At PSVPEC we actively participate in the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan—India’s flagship cleanliness campaign—to promote hygiene, sanitation, and environmental responsibility among students and the community.

🎯 Objective

To support the national mission of a Clean India by engaging students and volunteers in sustained efforts toward creating cleaner, healthier, and greener surroundings.

🧹 Key Activities

🌟 Impact

“Cleanliness is not an act, but a way of life.”

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🌾 Tribal Empowerment Programs – Uplifting Lives Through Education and Inclusion

The NSS Unit of PSVPEC is deeply committed to the upliftment of tribal communities through its dedicated Tribal Empowerment Programs. These initiatives aim to bridge the gap between mainstream development and marginalized tribal populations by offering education, skill-building, health awareness, and social inclusion activities.

🎯 Objective

To empower tribal communities by enhancing their access to education, healthcare, digital literacy, and livelihood opportunities—while respecting and preserving their rich cultural heritage.

🛠️ Key Activities

🌟 Impact

“Empowerment begins where education, opportunity, and respect for tradition meet.”

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Women Empowerment Programs – Inspiring Strength, Building Equality

At PSVPEC, the NSS Unit actively promotes Women Empowerment Programs with the goal of nurturing confidence, self-reliance, and equal opportunities for women across all walks of life. These programs are thoughtfully designed to address the educational, social, health, and economic dimensions of women’s development.

🎯 Objective

To empower women and girls by enhancing their knowledge, skills, leadership abilities, and access to resources—enabling them to participate equally in society and decision-making.

💡 Key Activities

🌟 Impact

“When women rise, communities thrive.”

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DIRECT SECOND YEAR (B.E./ B.TECH) PROGRAMS- LATERAL ENTRY

Diploma Candidates :

A pass with minimum eligibility marks in one of the Diploma Courses in Engineering / Technology of the State Board of Technical Education and Training, Tamil Nadu / Equivalent prescribed for the respective Degree Courses.

B.Sc Candidates :

A pass with minimum eligibility marks in any recognized Bachelor’s Degree in Science with minimum 3-years duration with (10+2+3) pattern of study with Mathematics as one of the subjects at the Degree level.

MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY MARKS

The candidates should have obtained the following marks in the qualifying examination, Diploma/ B.Sc for eligible to admission.

  • For candidates belonging to Other Communities (OC): -A minimum average of 55.00% in the Pre-final and Final semesters put together.
  • For candidates of BC & BC (Muslims) Communities: – A minimum average of 50.00% in the Pre-final and Final semesters put together.
  • For candidates of MBC & DNC Communities: – A minimum average of 45.00% in the Pre-final and Final semesters put together.
  • For candidates of SCA/SC/ST Communities: – A mere pass in the qualifying examination which is same as the passing minimum for Diploma examination of the State of Technical Education and Training, Tamil Nadu/ B.Sc Degree Examination of Universities.
  • (In case of candidates studied in annual pattern, marks obtained by them in the final year shall be taken into account for arriving minimum eligibility marks).

POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMS (M.C.A/M.B.A)

M.C.A.

A pass in a recognised Bachelor’s degree of minimum 3 years duration with mathematics at 10+2 level or at Graduate level and obtained at least 50 %(45 % in the case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in the qualifying degree examination.

(a)10+2+3/4 years Pattern
(or)

(b)10+3 years diploma + 3 years Pattern
(or)

(c) (i)10+2+AMIE*
(or)

(ii) 10+3 Years diploma (awarded by the State Board of Technical Education) + AMIE.

M.B.A

A pass in a recognised Bachelor’s degree of minimum 3 years duration and obtained at least 50 % (45 % in the case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in the qualifying degree examination

(a) 10+2+3 years pattern
(or)

(b) 10+3 years Diploma + 3 years pattern
(or)

(c) B.E./B.Tech./B.Arch./B.Pharm.
(or)

(d) (i) 10+2+AMIE*
(or)

(ii) 10+3 Years diploma (awarded by the State Board of Technical Education) + AMIE.

M.C.A.(Lateral Entry)

A pass in a recognised Bachelor’s degree of minimum 3 years duration in BCA, B.Sc. (Information Technology /Computer Science) with mathematics as a course at 10+2 level or at Graduate level and obtained at least 50 %(45 % in the case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in the qualifying degree examinations.

(a)10+2+3 years Pattern

UNDER-GRADUATE PROGRAMS(B.E./ B.TECH).

1. (10+2)/ HSC (Academic) or Equivalent

  • For candidates belonging to Other Communities (OC) of Tamil Nadu State: a minimum average of 50% in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
  • For candidates of Backward class Community (BC) and BC (Muslims) of Tamil Nadu State: a minimum average of 45% in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
  • For candidates of Most Backward class Community (MBC) & DNC of Tamil Nadu State: a minimum average of 40% in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
  • For candidates of SCA/SC/ST community of Tamil Nadu State: a mere pass with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

2. HSC (Vocational) :

  • For candidates belonging to Other Communities (OC) of Tamil Nadu State: a minimum average of 50% in the related subjects and Vocational subjects (theory and practicals)
  • For candidates belonging to Backward class Community (BC) and BC (Muslims) of Tamil Nadu State: a minimum average of 45% in the related subjects and Vocational subjects (theory and practicals)
  • For candidates belonging to Most Backward class Community (MBC) & DNC of Tamil Nadu State: a minimum average of 40% in the related subjects and Vocational subjects (theory and practicals)
  • For candidates belonging to SCA/SC/ST Community of Tamil Nadu State: a mere pass in the related subjects and Vocational subjects (theory and practicals)