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AIMT NSS

The National Service Scheme (NSS) was introduced in 1969 with the primary objective of developing the personality and character of student youth through voluntary community service. Its purpose, encapsulated in the motto “Education through Service,” reflects the vision inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s ideals. Appropriately, the NSS motto is “Not Me, But You,” emphasizing that an NSS volunteer places the community before self.

NSS activities aim to instill a spirit of social welfare among students and encourage them to serve society without bias. Volunteers work to ensure that those in need receive support to improve their standard of living and lead a life of dignity. Students of Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology actively participate in events organized by the institute’s NSS unit.

Motto – “Not Me But You”

This motto embodies the essence of democratic living and the importance of selfless service. NSS fosters appreciation for diverse perspectives, empathy toward others, and respect for all living beings. The philosophy behind NSS highlights the belief that an individual’s welfare is inseparable from the welfare of society as a whole. Therefore, NSS volunteers dedicate themselves to the well-being and progress of the community.

Objectives of NSS:

i. Understanding the community in which they work
ii. Understanding themselves in relation to their community
iii. Identifying the needs and problems of the community and involving themselves in problem-solving
iv. Developing a sense of social and civic responsibility
v. Using their knowledge to find practical solutions to community and individual problems
vi. Developing competence for group living and shared responsibility
vii. Gaining skills to mobilize community participation
viii. Acquiring leadership qualities and democratic attitudes
ix. Developing the ability to face emergencies and natural disasters
x. Promoting national integration and social harmony

Benefits of Joining NSS:

Joining the National Service Scheme offers numerous benefits for students. It nurtures a strong sense of social responsibility and civic engagement while fostering commitment to community service. Participants gain practical experience through hands-on projects that enhance problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork skills. Involvement in NSS supports personal growth and self-confidence, helping students understand societal issues better. It also strengthens communication and organizational abilities, valuable in academic and professional life. Moreover, participation in NSS is viewed positively in applications and interviews, showcasing one’s commitment to social welfare and service. The program also builds networks with like-minded peers and mentors, enriching personal and professional development.

Activities of NSS:

The National Service Scheme engages students in a range of initiatives designed to promote social responsibility and community development. Volunteers participate in rural and urban development projects such as village adoption, health surveys, and medical camps. They contribute to public health initiatives like sanitation drives and immunization programs, and promote education through adult literacy efforts. Students also play key roles in disaster relief, supporting affected communities. Additionally, NSS undertakes awareness campaigns addressing social issues to instill values of nationalism, secularism, and social harmony among youth. Through these diverse activities, the NSS empowers students to create meaningful, positive change in society.

List of Committee Members(2025-26)

S. No Name Department Designation
1 Mr. Madhur Prakash Srivastava ME Convener
2 Mr. Sunil Singh Rathore ADMIN Co- Convener
3 Mr. Jagdish Chandra ADMIN Member
4 Dr. Swati Srivastava AS Member
5 Mr. Prashant Shukla CSE Member