Activities

The IEDC at Amal College conducts various activities to promote entrepreneurship among its students, such as idea presentation competitions, participation in K-SUM Idea grant competition, entrepreneurial mentoring sessions, motivation visits to industrial units, and AI and robotic workshops.  Over the last five years, Amal IEDC students have won the prestigious Idea Grant of Rs. 2 lakh from the Kerala Start-Up Mission multiple times and has also been shortlisted in the same competition several times. The center has been instrumental in helping students incubate their ideas and turn them into successful enterprises.

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At Amal College, our IIC is dedicated to fostering collaborative activities on campus with major higher education institutions and industrial organizations. This joint effort allows us to pool resources for better utilization, and our students regularly participate in the national-level Idea Hackathon organized by the IIC each year. As a result of their outstanding contributions, some of our students have been shortlisted to visit premier IICs at the national level for presentations. Additionally, four of our faculty members have completed the IIC’s Innovation Ambassador Training Programme and are now working to promote an innovative ecosystem in neighboring institutions.

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The Entrepreneurship Development Clubs at our college conduct programs to cultivate entrepreneurial qualities, raise awareness about the industrial scenario of the state, and nurture the latent entrepreneurial talent of our members. Through these clubs, we aim to develop values, and skills of successful entrepreneurs worldwide. We regularly organize events such as entrepreneurial surveys, trade fairs, and idea presentations to foster entrepreneurship among our students.

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The Other Backward Classes (OBC) Cell in our college is a platform that supports the welfare and development of students and faculty members belonging to OBC communities. The cell aims to promote a culture of inclusiveness, equality, and social justice on campus. Its primary function is to address and resolve any grievances related to discrimination or harassment faced by OBC students and faculty members. The OBC Cell also conducts awareness programs, seminars, and workshops to sensitize the college community towards issues faced by OBC communities.