Student Clubs


Objective

To create a dynamic and student-centric environment that fosters leadership, skill enhancement, cross-functional collaboration, and holistic growth by forming specialized student clubs under diverse categories. These clubs will serve as platforms for experiential learning and continuous engagement across both MBA Sem I and Sem III students.

 

Club Structure

Role

Description

Faculty Coordinator

One faculty mentor per club for guidance and supervision

Members

Minimum 15-18 students actively contributing

  • Identification: All members will wear official club badges and receive certificates of participation.
  • Selection: Through open applications and interviews conducted at the beginning of the academic year.

List of Clubs & Their Functions

1. Health & Wellness Club – “Aarogyam”

Objective:
                       Promote physical and mental well-being among students and staff.
Key Activities:

  • Organize yoga/meditation and stress management sessions.
  • Conduct health check-up camps and blood donation drives.
  • Run fitness and wellness challenges.
  • Mental health awareness workshops.

2. Finance Club – “FINEX”

Objective:
                      Develop financial literacy and investment awareness among students.
Key Activities:

  • Sessions with finance professionals (CA, CFA, Bankers).
  • Personal finance and mutual fund awareness drives.
  • Finance quizzes

3. Marketing Club – “MAX”


Objective:
                      Enhance practical marketing knowledge and branding skills.
Key Activities:

  • Brand simulation games and advertising contests.
  • Guest lectures from marketing professionals.
  • Social media marketing campaigns for college events.

4. Internship & Placement Club – “Career Launchpad”

Objective:
                       Support students in preparing for summer internships and final placements.
Key Activities:

  • Resume-building and LinkedIn workshops.
  • Mock GD-PI sessions with HR professionals.
  • Alumni panels on placement preparation.
  • Industry connect programs and placement readiness series.

5. Alumni Club – “ANTARANG”

Objective:
                      Strengthen alumni relations and mentorship opportunities.
Key Activities:

  • Organize annual alumni meet and virtual reunions.
  • Collect and update alumni directory.
  • Monthly "Alumni Talks" from various sectors.

Initiate alumni mentorship pairing with current students.

6. Academic & Research Club – “Prashikshan”

Objective:  
                       Foster academic curiosity, research, and analytical skills.
Key Activities:

  • Organize research paper writing competitions.
  • Monthly journal/book review meets.
  • Paper presentations, debate series, and national paper submissions.

7. Media Club – “Lens & Lines”

Objective:
                      Document, narrate, and archive institutional memories and milestones.
Key Activities:

  • Photography, video coverage, and after-event report writing.
  • Develop LJIMS newsletter and event documentation.
  • Collaborate with Social Media Club for posts.
  • Develop college event highlight reels.

8. Social Media Club – “Digital Pulse”

Objective:
                       Enhance digital presence and branding of the institute.
Key Activities:

  • Manage college’s Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube content.
  • Run weekly content calendars and event countdowns.
  • Meme marketing and creative reels competition.

Organize Canva/poster-making workshops.

9. Cultural Club – “Rangmanch”

Objective:
                      Celebrate cultural diversity and talents of students.
Key Activities:

  • Host fresher’s, farewell, Garba, Diwali & other celebrations.
  • Organize singing, dance, drama, and fashion show events.
  • Manage participation in inter-college cultural fests.

10. Hospitality Club – “Atithya”

Objective:
                       Manage welcoming, guest care, and event logistics.
Key Activities:

  • Coordinate guest management for seminars & fests.
  • Plan food and seating logistics for college events.
  • Set up and support execution of internal and external events.
  • Host and anchor major college functions.

11. HR Club – “HRX”

Objective:
                      Cultivate leadership, interpersonal, and HR management skills.
Key Activities:

  • Organize mock recruitment and psychometric test workshops.
  • Conduct team-building games, role-plays & case studies.
  • Host HR conclaves and webinars with HR leaders.
  • Develop an LJIMS HR Journal and student opinion polls.

12. Entrepreneurship Club – “CRADLE”

Objective:
                        Foster innovation, leadership, and entrepreneurial thinking among MBA students, encouraging them to explore and launch their own ventures.
Key Activities:

  • Organize startup ideation workshops and pitch competitions
  • Conduct business plan development sessions and investor pitch simulations
  • Host guest lectures with successful entrepreneurs and incubator heads
  • Collaborate with CRADLE and other incubation centers for mentorship
  • Facilitate visits to local startups, accelerators, and incubation centers
  • Celebrate “Entrepreneurship Week” with events, panels, and demo days
  • Maintain a startup idea bank and connect students with funding opportunities
  • Provide guidance on government schemes for entrepreneurs (e.g., Startup India, MSME loans)