• Strengthening Alumni Connections: Facilitate Regular Interactions Between Current Students And Alumni To Build A Strong Network That Benefits Both Groups.
• Organizing Monthly Alumni Meets: Host Monthly Alumni Meetups To Create A Platform For Sharing Experiences, Knowledge, And Opportunities.
• Promoting Professional Growth: Encourage Students To Learn From Alumni Success Stories And Challenges, Fostering A Culture Of Continuous Learning And Self-improvement.
• Expanding Networking Opportunities: Help Students Build A Broader Professional Network By Connecting With Alumni From Diverse Industries And Fields.
• Showcasing Alumni Achievements: Recognize And Celebrate The Achievements Of Alumni, Inspiring Current Students To Strive For Excellence.

Mlsa, Or Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors, Is A Program That Empowers Students Passionate About Technology To Build Their Skills, Lead Their Communities, And Grow Their Careers By Representing Microsoft On Their Campuses. The Program Offers Technical And Leadership Training, Access To Microsoft Learning Resources, Opportunities To Network With Peers And Professionals, And Exclusive Benefits Like Azure Credits, Visual Studio Enterprise Subscriptions, And Access To Microsoft Technologies.

The Cswd Club Aims To Enhance Students’ Technical Skills In Web Development, App Development, Ui/ux, And Emerging Technologies By Creating A Collaborative And Innovative Learning Environment. The Club Encourages Hands-on Practice Through Workshops, Coding Sessions, Real-world Projects, And Hackathons, Helping Students Develop Strong Problem-solving Abilities And Creative Thinking. It Also Focuses On Building Leadership, Teamwork, And Communication Skills By Involving Students In Event Organization And Project Showcases. Through Expert Talks, Training Sessions, And Exposure To Industry Trends, The Cswd Club Supports Students In Building Strong Portfolios, Staying Updated With Modern Tools, And Growing Into Confident, Industry-ready Professionals.

The Seed For The Computer Society Of India (csi) Was First Sown In The Year 1965 With A Handful Of It Enthusiasts Who Were A Computer User Group And Felt The Need To Organize Their Activities. The National Body Now Has 72 Chapters, 512 Student Branches, And Over 110000 Members, Across India. Similarly We At Miet, Meerut Took Initiative To Establish A Csi, Miet Student Chapter Of Our Own In 2021. Since Then We Have Conducted Many Educational/tech Events And Will Continue To Do So In The Future.