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The ACM Student Chapter at North Cap University is affiliated with the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the world’s largest computing society. It provides a dynamic platform for students to explore computing, innovation, and research while fostering collaboration and industry-academia connections. The chapter organizes various workshops, hackathons, and seminars, encouraging students to enhance their technical skills, engage in research, and build professional networks. Through these initiatives, ACM NCU nurtures leadership, teamwork, and continuous learning among its members.

Highlights (2024–2025)

1. DevNexus - Where Developers Converge (Online Hackathon)
   23 to 27 April 2025
   National-level online hackathon with over 300 participants showcasing innovative projects.


2. CodeRush: Race Against Time, Conquer the Code! (Online Programming Challenge)
   13 to 14 February 2025
   24-hour programming challenge with 70+ participants competing to solve coding problems under time constraints.


3. HackUtsav 1.0 (36-Hour Offline Hackathon)
   15 to 16 October 2024
   Offline hackathon with 250+ participants collaborating on innovative solutions over 36 hours.

ASQ is a global community of people passionate about quality. They share the ideas and tools that make the businesses, organizations and communities work better. They offer technologies, concepts, training, solutions and an active network of quality practitioners, leaders and innovators second to none. ASQ champions the cause of quality through a variety of fields and standards. This includes the most widely known standards, such as ISO 9001. ISO 26000 and ISO 14001 as well as other standards and technical reports that apply quality management principles, tools and technology.

The NorthCap University is the first university in India to be selected by ASQ to form a Student Chapter to usher in a world-class process in every part of academic and professional life in the University. The ASQ NCU Chapter is a vibrant and enthusiastic platform brimming with activities.

Objective: By making quality a global priority, an organization imperative and a personal ethic, ASQ becomes the community for everyone who seeks quality concepts, technology, or tools to improve themselves and their world.

Latest Events:

NCU Students attend ASQ’s 2nd South Asia Conference
Max Hospital, Saket, visit by ASQ students
7th Annual Conference of ASQ on “Global Challenges : Excellence through Quality and Innovation”
ASQ Yellow Belt Certification Program
ASQ-NCU Chapter Chair visit to ASQ Symposium

Computer Society of India (CSI) is the first and largest body of computer professionals in India. It was started on 6 March 1965 by a few computer professionals and has now grown to be the national body representing computer professionals. Today the CSI takes pride in being the largest and most professionally managed association of and for IT professionals in India. Being closely associated with Students the Society has developed a well-established net-work of “Student Branches” all across the country. CSI has 488 student branches with more than 90,000 Student Volunteers across the nation.

Objectives of CSI Student Chapter:

The Computer Society of India is a non-profit professional society and meet to exchange views and information learn and share ideas. The wide spectrum of members is committed to the advancement of theory and practice of Computer Engineering and Technology Systems, Science and Engineering, Information Processing and related Arts and Sciences.
Inspire, nurture and assist students to integrate into the IT community.
Percolate benefits of IT advancement to all sections of Indian Society.
The Computer Society of India is a non-profit professional society and meet to exchange views and information learn and share ideas. The wide spectrum of members is committed to the advancement of theory and practice of Computer Engineering and Technology Systems, Science and Engineering, Information Processing and related Arts and Sciences.

Latest Events:

September 25, 2020 : Online Quiz on Music, Entertainment, Sports and Technology (M.E.T.S)
June 20, 2020: Webinar on “Transitioning to New Normal – Empowered by Emerging Technologies”
May 20, 2020: Career Counseling and Placement Booster Session
May 10, 2020: Secret Recipe to be Skillful
April 2020: Quarantine Diaries
February 17, 2020: Code-O-Fiesta
February 7, 2020: Expert Talk on User Story Slicing
January 16, 2020: Society Fest
November 7, 2019: TechQuiz

Proud Moment:

Computer Society of India (CSI) – The NorthCap University, Gurugram (Region – I) has been conferred the Best Accredited Student Branch (2017 – 2019) in recognition of significant contribution to the CSI activities.

Enactus National
Our senses towards the underprivileged are curious, our heart reaches out to those in need and we aspire to make sure that our existence becomes a reason for someone’s smile today. We got your back when your days are bad, we, are Enactus. We strive for lighting up the darkest corners of our society, because we believe that nothing is impossible.

A student chapter of the Enactus Society. It is an international non-profit organization that connect students, academics and business leaders through entrepreneurial-based projects that empower people to transform opportunities into real, sustainable progress for themselves and their community. At Enactus, The NorthCap University, Gurgaon, we aim to partake projects that can help communities around us in the best ways possible and try to pave the road for their progress.

Our society is full of capable people, some intelligently use the right colours and brushes to paint their canvas, while there are millions of others who have the colours, but are unable to find their canvas. Providing them with this canvas is what defines our nature of work.

Team submitted project ‘’EHSSAS’’ in KPMG Business Ethics Grant on 20th September 15. The project was based on segregation of dry and wet waste at source level. Dry waste is thereafter sent to recycling unit. For this, students visited weekends in different communities in Gurugram such as sector 56 and DLF Phase-4. Wet waste converted into manure either by simple composting method or Vermi-compositing method.

PROJECT KUMHAAR: This project has helped the depleting essence of pottery in India by giving the Kumhaars a chance to spin their wheel again and make their livelihood out of the lost Indian heritage.

PROJECT INAAYAT: It aims at building pencils out of newspapers. Using waste newspapers as the primary raw material, we present pencils that minimize the felling of trees for the purpose of wood. Not only does it contribute to the protection of environment, but also aims at employing the disabled people, hence providing them with their regular incomes.

GRANTS RECEIVED

Our work has been exceedingly appreciated and we have been given grants to fund our projects and to keep the social work fully able. Grants by KPMG and Bluedart have added feathers to our caps and have motivated us to keep giving in our best efforts to make this society a better place to live in for everyone.

KPMG : Rs. 50,000/- + 20,000/
BLUEDART : Rs. 50,000/-
WALMART : Rs. 20,000/-

NCU Enactus society has been selected for KPMG Business ethics grant of Rs 50,000/- for the year 2019-20. KPMG International is a global sponsor for Enactus and has been supporting the programme in more than 30 member firms.

Our Enactus society has been selected amongst 20 teams that were shortlisted all over the country.

Volunteer Week – An India@75 initiative in collaboration with Enactus

The team of Enactus NCU organised an awareness campaign about newspaper pencils and the use of eco friendly products and also about avoiding the wastage of resources in Janta Model School , Khandsa Village for around 220 students.

Faculty coordinator – Dr. Anshu Malhotra

Engineers Without Borders is an international association of national EWB/ISF groups. EWB helps the member groups develop their capacity to assist developing communities in their respective countries.

Engineers Without Borders(EWB) The Northcap university chapter, gurugram, haryana, india share the mission to partner with disadvantaged communities to improve their quality of life through education and implementation of sustainable engineering projects, while promoting global dimensions of experience for engineers,engineering students, and similarly motivated non-engineers.



Mission of “ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS” :
Partner with corporate & social organizations, involve students and professionals, and offer sustainable solutions in the areas of Water, Sanitation, Energy, and Health& Education to improve the quality of life for common people.

Vision of “ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS” :
To nurture and motivate students and professionals to undertake real life sustainable social projects and create Global Leaders.All projects and work of EWB must reflect the need and principle of protection of the planet’s ecosystems, locally and globally.

Latest Workshop: –

Android App Development Workshop
Cyber Security Workshop
Industry 4.0 and IOT Workshop
Robotics Workshop
Latest Drives: –

Plantation drive
Cleanliness drive sector
Nukkadnatak cleanliness
Drive dental camp
Donation drive
Latest project: –

Air Purifier
Diabetes Predictor App
Hydroponics
Achievements

Our journey to making this world a better place to live is full of milestones of achievements such as successfully planting 100 trees or successfully clearing the garbage around our university or successfully convincing people what is right through our enacts. But most importantly successfully being awarded as the best chapter in All India EWB Meet (Bangalore) is our greatest achievement. Moreover , coming up with a new idea and executing it is also a big achievement for us our projects such as The Rakth, Air Purifier, Smart Pet Band, Stay Safe etc. are like little golden threads to this knitting world of the future.

IEEE is the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. IEEE and its members inspire a global community to innovate for a better tomorrow through its more than 423,000 members in over 160 countries, and its highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities. IEEE is the trusted “voice” for engineering, computing, and technology information around the globe.

Objectives of “IEEE”:
• To promote, advance, and disseminate state-of-the-art scientific information and resources related to the Society’s field of interest and provides professional development opportunities for academic and industry professionals.
• Continuing education of Members and other interested persons in the said sciences through lectures, workshops, product presentations, publications and expositions.
• Rendition of career guidance and financial assistance to students of the said sciences.
• Encouragement of scientific research.

IEEE Student Branch at The NorthCap University (NCU) has nearly 200 members. The NorthCap University student branch has the following active student chapters: IEEE Computer Society, IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society, IEEE Power and Energy Society, IEEE Women in Engineering Affinity Group, IEEE Industry Applications Society, IEEE Robotics and Automation Society.

IEEE NCU student branch regularly organizes many events for the students including technical workshops, seminars and webinars as well as activities with a social impact. IEEE NCU has organized the first-ever Northern India Congress for IEEE CS, SYNERGY 2020. The event saw participation from all over India, there were over 300 delegates.

IEEE NCU is one of the most active student branches in the Delhi section and its volunteers are part of various sectional, national and even global IEEE initiatives. IEEE NCU has bagged multiple prestigious awards including the award for Best Student Branch Website in IEEE R-10 (Asia and Pacific) 2020, Darrel Chong Student Activity Award 2020, Student Branch Video Presentation Contest (Runners up) in AISYWLC 2020, multiple awards in IEEE Delhi Section Awards 2020, Outstanding student volunteer award in IEEE India Council Awards 2020, Runners up in Student Activities and WIE Coordination Contest in R-10 SYWLC 2020 and many more.

Indian Road Safety Campaign, a voluntary organization running under the umbrella of Transport Research and Injury Prevention Program, IIT Delhi, refers to improve the road safety rules and also make the stakeholders – who are the reason for road accident deaths, aware about safety rules.

IRSC started as a project under National Service Scheme, IIT Delhi and currently have grown to be a youth lead organization with help Transport Research and Injury Prevention Program operating in various national engineering colleges like IIT Roorkee, IIT Kharagpur, BITS Pilani, DTU, SRCC etc on our board. IRSC has also been associated with schools and various NGOs like Arrive Safe, Safe Road Foundation etc. There are various methodologies like awareness, internships, workshops and competitions through which IRSC has been able to sensitize and impact 5,00,000+ people and work presently in 35+ cities and 7+ states.

IRSC helps in developing Business-Model of the projects and helps in Indian Road Safety Campaign overall development and expansion, in formation of proposals and projects.

Latest Events:

Inaugural ceremony
Poster Making Competition
Awareness session

About the Club
The Institution of Engineers (India) [IEI] – Students’ Chapter at The NorthCap University (NCU), Gurugram, is a vibrant and inclusive student community that bridges the gap between academia and the engineering industry and is affiliated with the prestigious IEI, supported by the IEI Faridabad Local Centre.

IEI Students’ Chapter chapter serves as a platform for aspiring engineers to grow professionally through exposure to real-world engineering problems, industry trends, and technological innovations. With a focus on knowledge exchange, technical advancement, and professional ethics, the chapter conducts a variety of events—from expert lectures and seminars to hands-on workshops and national-level conclaves. Students gain opportunities for networking, research, certification, and career development under the esteemed umbrella of IEI, a 100-year-old institution with international outreach.

Highlights (2024–2025)

• Design Day 2024
  Showcased innovative student projects across disciplines, encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration and creative engineering solutions.


• All India Seminar on Flexible Electronics (2025)
  A high-impact academic event featuring expert talks and research paper presentations, attended by national-level delegates and students.


• Third Regional Conclave (Northern Region) – 16th March 2024
  A major platform for student interaction with IEI leadership, industry experts, and academia, enhancing visibility and networking.


• World Engineering Day Celebration – March 2025
  Conducted technical quizzes, poster presentations, and panel discussions celebrating engineering contributions to sustainable development.


• Workshops on VLSI, Java, and FSM
  Skill-building technical sessions enhancing practical knowledge and industry relevance.


• Industrial Visits (2022–24)
  Organized visits to IMC and other industry partners, giving students hands-on exposure to real-world engineering applications.
  

The Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE), was founded in 1981 at New Delhi by a group of eminent HVAC&R professionals. ISHRAE today has more than 12,000 HVAC&R professionals as members and additionally there are 7,500 Student-members. ISHRAE operates from 41 Chapters and sub Chapters spread all over India, with HQ in Delhi. It is led by a team of elected officers, who are members of the Society, working on a voluntary basis, and collectively called the Board of Governors. ISHRAE student chapters in more than 150 engineering colleges encourage students to opt for careers in the HVAC&R industry. Knowledge dissemination is done through seminars, quiz contests, plant and site visits. Initiatives of ISHRAE are focused on university students’ contests, in making them aware of subjects like, energy conservation and environmental concerns through drawing competitions, poster design, quiz and planting of trees.

Objectives of “ISHRAE”:

Advancement of the arts and sciences of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration engineering and related services.
Continuing education of Members and other interested persons in the said sciences through lectures, workshops, product presentations, publications and expositions.
Rendition of career guidance and financial assistance to students of the said sciences.
Encouragement of scientific research.

ABOUT MOOTING

The faculty at the School of Law grooms the knowledge, skills and values of all the students to make them not only a competent legal professionals but also complete human beings. Apart from a team of competent and dedicated law teachers, a host of other legal professionals like judges, eminent lawyers, in-house general counsels, activists, bureaucrats and leaders of the bar and the bench, regularly groom our students on lawyering and critical legal thinking skills. Integration of the study of Law with Management subjects not only assists in developing our law students to excel as Lawyers but also as great Managers.
MOOT COURT COMMITTEE, NCU LAW SCHOOL

The Moot Court Committee at the NCU Law School, Gurgaon encompasses the spirit for mooting that NCU recognizes as its own. Apart from maintaining a strong internal mooting structure, the Committee has been entrusted with the responsibility of hosting annually, the NCU Law School National Moot Court Competition. To this extent, the Committee is proud to find itself entrusted with the organization of a very prestigious and well respected moot court competition on Environmental Laws.
The Committee also makes efforts to inculcate the fresher batch with the techniques of mooting and therefore conducts regular sessions on court manners and arranges for the Intra-Moot Competitions.
Given the extraordinary amounts of preparatory work involved in the organisation of the various events, the Committee is an ever bustling center of activity, and is without wonder, a coveted committee to be in.

ABOUT NCU LAW SCHOOL MOOT COURT COMPETITIONS

NCU Law School aspires to create lawyers who are comfortable and skilled in ‘dealing’ with the differing legal systems and cultures that make up our global community while remaining strong in one’s own national legal system. The NCU Law students are be trained to specialize in international trade practices, comparative law, conflict of laws, human rights law, environmental law, gender justice, space law, biomedical law, bio-ethics, international advocacy etc.
“It is one of the few occasions that the moot competition, conducted annually, is being held on a pressing issue of environment law every year for which it has been conferred with the title of “Indian Stetson”.
NCU Law School has successfully conducted VI Editions of its annual National Moot Court Competitions.

NATIONAL CLIENT CONSULTATION COMPETITION

The Competition is aimed at promoting greater knowledge and practical skills among student advocates in the preventive law and counselling functions of law practice.
It encourages students in developing interviewing, planning, and analytical skills in the lawyer-client relationship in the law office. Interviewing and advising are a significant part of most lawyers’ work. The Competition provides an opportunity for a valuable educational interchange between students, law teachers and legal practitioners. The Competition simulates a law office consultation in which two law students, acting as lawyers (attorneys/solicitors/legal practitioners), are presented with a client matter. The students conduct an interview with a person playing the role of the client.
Students are expected to elicit the relevant information from the client, explore with the client his or her preferred outcome, outline the nature of the problem, and present the client with a means (or range of alternatives, if appropriate) for resolving the problem. The interview with the client is then followed by a post-consultation period during which the students, in the absence of the client, analyse the interview and discuss the legal and other work to be undertaken. The interview and post consultation period last a total of 30 minutes. The students are evaluated by a panel of judges. The students are evaluated against specific criteria that emphasize the use of listening, questioning, planning, and analytical skills in a lawyer/client interview. Once the judges have completed their evaluation of the interview, the students are to be called back in and the judges will provide a brief critique of the team’s handling of the consultation and post-consultation periods.
NCU Law School has successfully conducted V Editions of National Client Consultation Competitions.

Who is the OWASP® Foundation?
The Open Web Application Security Project® (OWASP) is a nonprofit foundation that works to improve the security of software. Through community-led open-source software projects, hundreds of local chapters worldwide, tens of thousands of members, and leading educational and training conferences, the OWASP Foundation is the source for developers and technologists to secure the web.
• Tools and Resources
• Community and Networking
• Education & Training
About the OWASP Foundation
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a nonprofit foundation that works to improve the security of software. Our programming includes:
• Community-led open source software projects
• Over 200+ local chapters worldwide
• Tens of thousands of members
• Industry-leading educational and training conferences
We are an open community dedicated to enabling organizations to conceive, develop, acquire, operate, and maintain applications that can be trusted. All of our projects, tools, documents, forums, and chapters are free and open to anyone interested in improving application security. The OWASP Foundation launched on December 1st, 2001, becoming incorporated as a United States non-profit charity on April 21, 2004.

Core Values
• Open: Everything at OWASP is radically transparent from our finances to our code.
• Innovative: We encourage and support innovation and experiments for solutions to software security challenges.
• Global: Anyone around the world is encouraged to participate in the OWASP community.
• Integrity: Our community is respectful, supportive, truthful, and vendor-neutral

Contact
Dr. Mehak Khurana
Chapter Advisor
Ph.d - Cyber Security


Mob.: +91 - 98915 99137
Email : mehak.khurana@owasp.org
Abhishek Singh
Chapter Leader
Cyber Security Aspirant
Mob.: +91 - 81789 85557
Email : abhishek.singh@owasp.org

SPIE, the International Society for optics and photonics was founded in 1955 to advance light-based technologies.

Serving more than 264,000 constituents from approximately 166 countries, the not-for-profit society advances emerging technologies through interdisciplinary information exchange, continuing education, publications, patent precedent, career and professional growth.

SPIE annually organizes and sponsors approximately 25 major technical forums, exhibitions and education programmes in North America, Europe, Asia and the South Pacific.

In 2017, SPIE provided $4 million in support of education and outreach programmes.

SPIE publishes the SPIE Digital Library, containing more than 463,000 research papers from the Proceedings of SPIE and the Society’s 10 scholarly journals with around 18,000 new papers added each year and more than 320 eBooks from the SPIE Press catalogue. The SPIE Press publishes print monographs, tutorial texts, Field Guides, and reference books. SPIE also publishes a wide variety of open access content.

Objectives of “SPIE”:

To promote optics and photonics and their applications.
To facilitate the exchange of information related to optics and photonics through meetings, exhibitions, conferences, publications and other ways.
To publicize and disseminate information about optics and photonics and matters concerning the profession.
To encourage the advantage of optics and photonics in education and training those interested in these fields.
Registration Fee:

Students may contact faculty advisor or student president for the registration.
Registration fee: INR 700/- per student for one year membership.
Operating Procedure:

Appointment of Faculty Advisor by HOD (Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering).
Appointment of student core team by Faculty Advisor
Registration of members by student core team under the guidance of Faculty Advisor.
Scheduling and planning of activities by student core team under the guidance of Faculty Advisor.
Approval for execution of activities with no financial obligations from Faculty Advisor, HOD and Chairperson Professional Societies.
Approval for execution of activities with financial obligations from the Governing Body, applications through faculty Advisor, HOD, VC and Chairperson Professional Societies.
Advertising about the society and its activities by student core team.

The Optical Society (OSA) is an international organization having student chapters in more than 300 Universities around the world. It was established in our university under the guidance of Dr. Hukum Singh mainly to introduce the students at undergraduate and graduate level to the world of Optics and Photonics. The activities under our Student chapter have always encouraged students to venture in the field of Research article writings and publishing in journals. Also, our members intend to publicize educational tasks for the spreading of knowledge in Optics by means of basic experiments, demonstrations and lectures by leading researchers and teachers. Most of the needed resources to accomplish these activities are provided by the OSA, such as educational posters and a portable kit for demonstrating Optics to students.

Objectives of “OSA”:

To promote the generation, application, and archiving of knowledge in optics and photonics.
Rendition of career guidance and financial assistance to students of the said sciences.
Exposure to Research International Conferences.
Continuing education of Members and other interested persons in the said sciences through lectures, workshops, product presentations, publications and expositions.

Latest Events:

Science Day
Ad Lucem – An optical Treasure Hunt
Magazine Distribution to schools by OSA members
Ice-Breaking Session for Freshers
Photography competition