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Student Life

Forty-one societies, eleven sports, and a campus that stays busy long after five.

Societies

Student-run, faculty-backed, budgeted properly

Every society gets a room, an annual budget and a faculty adviser who is required not to run it. Office bearers are elected by the members each August.

Culture

Anantya cultural festival

Three days every February, entirely student-organised, drawing entries from thirty universities across north India. Budget, sponsorship and programming all run by the students' council.

Technical

Robotics & maker club

Builds for Robocon and the SAE competitions out of the maker space. The club keeps its own inventory and its own workshop keys.

Debate

Moot court & debating

A full mock trial calendar, an in-house parliamentary debate league, and travel funding for national rounds.

Entrepreneurship

Incubation cell

Eleven student ventures currently housed, with seed grants up to five lakh, mentoring and a year of free desk space.

Service

NSS & community outreach

Village literacy work, blood donation drives and a Saturday science outreach programme in twelve government schools.

Media

Campus radio & magazine

A student-run station broadcasting through the concourse, and a termly magazine edited without faculty veto.

Sport

Eleven sports, two inter-university leagues

Trials are held in the first fortnight of every session. Students representing the university get attendance relief and coaching before eight in the morning.

Sports facilities
11Sports with a coach
6Inter-university medals, 2025
400 mEight-lane track
9Courts and grounds
The calendar

What a year on campus looks like

August — Orientation

Induction week, society recruitment drives, sports trials and the mentor allocation for the incoming cohort.

November — Sports meet

Two days of inter-house track and field, with the championship decided on the second afternoon.

February — Anantya

The three-day cultural festival: music, theatre, design and a technical exhibition open to the public.

April — Project expo

Final-year capstone projects from every school, judged by an external panel including industry practitioners.

Support

Nobody has to work it out alone

Every student is assigned a faculty mentor in week one and keeps them until convocation. Beyond that, four services are open to any student without a referral.

Counselling centre

Two full-time counsellors, confidential appointments, no referral needed and no note on your academic record.

Faculty mentor

One named academic from week one to convocation, who meets you at least twice a term.

Academic support

Free remedial tutorials in mathematics, programming and technical writing, run by the department that teaches them.

International office

Visa, exchange and overseas application support for students heading to a partner university.

Come to Anantya and see for yourself

The February festival is open to visitors, and the admissions cell can arrange a campus walk on the same day.

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