National Service Scheme (NSS)
“NOT ME BUT YOU”

The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an Indian government-sponsored public service program conducted by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. Established in 1969, the scheme aims to develop a sense of social responsibility and civic awareness among students. Here’s a broad overview of NSS:

Objectives
  1. Social Service: NSS promotes community service and involves students in various activities that address social issues.
  2. Personal Development: It helps in the holistic development of students by fostering their leadership qualities, discipline, and a sense of responsibility.
  3. Community Engagement: Encourages students to work on projects that benefit local communities, helping bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world problems.
Key Features
  1. Voluntary Participation:Participation is voluntary and typically open to students in higher education institutions.
  2. Camp Activities: Includes organizing and participating in various camps and community service activities.
  3. Workshops and Training: Offers training sessions on leadership, health, and other areas relevant to community development.
Types of Activities
  1. Health and Hygiene: Programs focusing on health education, sanitation, and cleanliness.
  2. Education: Initiatives aimed at improving literacy levels, supporting underprivileged children, and organizing educational workshops.
  3. Environment:Activities related to environmental conservation, such as tree planting and waste management.
  4. Social Welfare: Support for the elderly, disabled, and other marginalized groups.
Structure
  1. NSS Units: ITM University has its own 02 (two) NSS unit having 100 (hundred) students in each year, which plans and implements activities.
  2. Program Officers: Faculty members who oversee the activities and provide guidance.
  3. Volunteers: Students who participate in and execute various service-oriented tasks and projects.
Benefits
  1. Skill Development: Enhances various skills such as leadership, communication, and teamwork.
  2. Social Awareness: Increases awareness of social issues and community needs.
  3. Recognition: NSS participation can be beneficial for career development and is often recognized in academic and professional circles.
Enrollment

Students can enroll themselves as volunteers by contacting the NSS Programme Officer (NSS PO) by completing the NSS form

Can fill the form available in the Management Information System (MIS) of students and submit to NSS PO.

Overall, the NSS aims to foster a sense of social responsibility among the youth and encourages them to actively contribute to the betterment of society.
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