Debating has always been an integral part of a student’s curriculum as it develops their mental faculties and teaches them advocacy and analytical skills. Abhivyakt, the debating Club provides a forum for students to express their opinion on various contemporary issues making them mindful, enlightened and vigilant. It conducts debate competitions at NCU regularly and provides students with the required exposure and training to participate in inter-university events

The Brainstorming Club is a problem solving and design thinking club that makes students work on exercising every neuron of the brain. It combines a relaxed, informal approach to problem-solving with lateral thinking. It encourages people to come up with thoughts and ideas that could solve a lot of daily problems. Some of these out of the box ideas could be crafted into original, creative solutions to problems, while others can spark even more ideas. This helps in pushing people out of their standard ways of thinking and looking at problems. The Brainstorming Club provides a free and open environment that encourages everyone to participate. Quirky ideas are invited and built upon, and all participants are encouraged to contribute and develop a rich array of creative solutions. When used during problem-solving, brainstorming brings the team members diverse experience into play. It increases the richness of ideas explored, and one can often find better solutions to the problems that one faces. Competitions, ice-breaking sessions, project discussions, webinars have been organised by the Club in the past.

 

Cascade Club

The Cloudiot Club is a new initiative by the CSE department that aims to develop a community that is all about cloud computing and the Internet of things. It is a practical, outcome-oriented group whose primary focus is developing working prototypes and providing solutions to real-life problems. The Club aims to guide students with new IoT & cloud computing projects- both community-based and interdisciplinary projects.

Club Alumnate

The Sapient Club, of EECE Department of NCU works towards promoting the holistic development of the students of NCU. The Club organises a series of events on aspects like personality development, developing technical skills through webinars, quizzes etc., and creating social awareness through lectures and related events etc. It aims to provide every volunteer with a learning experience that contributes to building his personality. It also prepares students for interview sessions and placements. The Club's main emphasis is on students' overall development so that they can confidently face real-life challenges.

The Indian Constitution touches upon our daily lives in several ways. The front-page news is plastered with aspects of liberty, freedom, equality etc.- i.e. the concepts present within the Constitution. The Constitutional Law Club is a student-driven initiative where discussions on theoretical and current issues that the Constitution creates and solves are taken up through events. In the future trajectory, the Club intends to organise talks, discussions and matters of rights and duties programmes.

The Club strives to stimulate interest in problem-solving projects through technology among the students of the institute. This exemplary virtue binds the Club and helps young minds put their creative ideas in solving daily life problems through the use of technology.  The Club firmly believes in working in a planned, organised, and disciplined manner that helps achieve risk-free management, well-defined goals, an organised and disciplined work structure, and motivated members. The Club community encourages students to explore the creator within them. Besides endeavouring to spread knowledge on Engineering and its diverse applications, the Club also stands by the subtle acronym: TEAM- Together Everyone Achieves More.

Dancescape Club

E-Cell (Entrepreneurship Cell) aims to promote the entrepreneurship culture both in and around the University by providing multiple platforms to budding entrepreneurs where they can improve upon their business models, get mentorship by successful entrepreneurs, interact with investors and also groom their entrepreneurship skills. The main objectives of the cell are to shape the entrepreneurial attitudes of the students across the University and to provide possible support and hand-holding to the potential student entrepreneurs i.e. students with entrepreneurial intent. The cell is involved in imparting entrepreneurial education and skills by organising various events.

Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat

Art and music have always been an integral part of the academic pursuit at NCU. Apart from various value-added programmes, the University has been proactive in facilitating extra-curricular activities for the students to recognise and hone their skills in these activities. ‘Encore’, the Music Club of the University is one such platform created to provide an opportunity for the students to learn music and excel in any field of music they are interested in. The society promotes music in all the best possible ways starting from the basic knowledge to complex musical innovations. The Club is involved in imparting training on vocal and instrumental music. It has been actively involved in various activities of the University under the supervision of a Faculty of Music.

Exuberance: The Extra-curricular Club of The School of Management provides a platform for students who share common interest and concerns. The Club's vision is to enrich the students' activity status and passionately involve them in ‘Exuberance’. The Club's motto is ‘OF THE STUDENTS, BY THE STUDENTS, AND FOR THE STUDENTS’. The Club aims to make students learn concepts in a manner that is interesting and relaxing for them. The Club is student-centric functions for their best interest and also for the interest of society.

The Club organised several online events, activities and competitions during the Pandemic lockdown. The competitions were open for all. Events like Dances’ Quarantine and Sing’ O Quarantine, theme-based poster making and video making competitions, Basant Fest on the occasion of Basant Panchami, road safety awareness campaign and many more have been organised in the past.

Gaming Mantra

The Google Students' Club of NCU aims at providing overall development to its members. It provides a special platform for students to choose their interest domains and work for its betterment, thereby collectively ensuring the Club's success. The main agenda of the Club is to promote Google products, applications and programmes. The Club also keeps in mind the importance of recreational activities and therefore organises some fun activities during every Club meeting. Workshops are organised at regular intervals, which help students develop technically and learn teamwork. Some workshops organised in the past were on Digital Marketing, Graphic Designing, 3D Game Development, Web Development, Code Optimisation, Photoshop, and Ethical Hacking. The Club also focusses on the professional development of the members and works on enhancing their soft skills. All the Club members, including the Faculty, work together to hold up the Club's tagline 'Do Cool Things That Matter'.

HRdiya Club

Human Resource Club

Innovate to Elevate

La Manière - The Fashion Club

The Photography Club of The NorthCap University, where students share their passion for photography, encourages all students who desire to click and become Club members. The Club comprises a group of photography enthusiasts who believe in creating memories while clicking life's precious moments. Team Lumiere is responsible for covering all cultural and technical events taking place at the University. The Club has organised several exhibitions and photography contests that have helped students showcase their talents. The Club also organises training sessions for the new members where renowned experts impart nuances of the art.

Marketing is all about creativity, imagination and presence. Keeping this mantra in mind, Marketing Marvels - Marketing Club focuses on applied learning beyond class walls. The Club shapes the marketing enthusiasts and marketing futurists of the VUCA world by emphasizing dynamicity and agility. Events led by future marketers and mentored by marketing professors’ ground on inquisitiveness and exploration principles. Brand Quiz, Think like a CMO, Marketing Fair, and Ad Mad are the signature events of the Club. The Club perfectly acts as an enabler of contemporary marketing thoughts and skills among marketers of tomorrow.

‘Mathemactive’, the Maths Society of NCU (Formerly ITM University), was envisaged by Applied Sciences and Humanities department in 2008 with a vision to promote and facilitate the knowledge and applicability of Maths in various fields. It aims at encouraging the students to participate and drive out their inherent fears of mathematics being a ‘tough’ subject and subsequently increase their ‘mathematical quotient’ which forms the crux of most competitive exams as well. The Society’s major focus is to advance the understanding of modern mathematics and technical mathematics. The Society provides professional development activities, information and educational resources for mathematics, increases participation of students from other institutes as well.

The Society aims to promote public information and general education about the nature of mathematics, discovery and results and implications of the latest research. It also informs students about new scientific knowledge, recent developments and emerging opportunities in mathematical research. The Society organises events, seminars and workshops every year to extend the scope of mathematics and provides students with an opportunity to learn many new things.

Minerva, the Quizzing Club of NCU aims to inculcate curiosity in students and encourage them to undertake the quest for knowledge. The Club seeks to prepare all student members to be competent enough to face the fast-moving, competitive world by motivating them to participate in competitive examinations with confidence and emerge victoriously. The Quizzing Club aims to unite interested individuals and provide them with a platform to practice quizzing in the pattern followed at the university level. The Club trains members and keeps them up-to-date with the latest trivia and current affairs in order that they can represent the University at various inter-university, regional, national, and international events.

The Club works on creating awareness among students and society about taking care of natural resources. It works on helping the community while learning about some of the most critical issues we face in the 21st century. It strives to improve environmental quality, which affects the quality of life and healthcare The Club members aim at three aspects: environmental conservation, social responsibility, and economic development. They work with a mission to plan, develop, implement, and assess sustainability efforts on campus that benefit the community. The Club shall work on assessing operational efficiency (energy efficiency, water conservation, minimize waste, cost savings, etc.). It shall also work on reducing the environmental impact of the campus and increase student engagement in sustainability initiatives.

Computers and technology are taking over the world, assuring a new era of digitalisation. So, it is natural that the ability to write a code is almost like a superpower. The Programmers Club of NCU strives to help students learn competitive programming and take it to a different level to meet the professional world's growing demands and improve our students' career prospects. The aim is to create an environment that promotes computer science and problem-solving skills and enable them to become better programmers. This Club organises hackathons, workshops and other coding events for all departments. These events give great exposure and a unique experience to the participants. Industry experts are also invited to address students on relevant topics to promote the concept even further. The Club intends to make the seniors and juniors interact with one another to create a robust support system so that the beginners can receive ample guidance in the field. The Club has a tie-up with the organisation Coding Ninjas for conducting various events at NCU.

The Researchers' Club at NCU promotes collaboration of students and faculty to work on diverse research fields, providing a platform for budding researchers to realize and develop their ideas and convert them into tangible outputs. The club also encourages and involves students in interdisciplinary research activities through webinars, workshops, guest lectures, training etc., arranged by experts from academia/industry.

Robotics Club

The Run-A-Thonia Club at The NorthCap University, led by a driven team committed to fostering a culture of wellness, is dedicated to promoting the transformative power of fitness and resilience. More than just a running club, Run-A-Thonia brings together individuals across all fitness levels in a spirit of teamwork and self-improvement. With every activity, we challenge our members to push their boundaries, prioritize their well-being, and enjoy the process.

Our club’s dynamic calendar includes everything from accessible weekly runs and fitness sessions to large-scale events like the Annual NCU Marathon. These events aren’t just about fitness—they’re about building a supportive, goal-oriented community where members encourage each other and find motivation together. Alongside our core activities, we frequently host workshops and seminars with wellness experts, empowering members to adopt a holistic approach to health and fitness.

Run-A-Thonia also emphasizes social responsibility. Our charity runs and awareness drives promote fitness with purpose, encouraging our university community to give back while staying active. By aligning with NCU’s mission of nurturing versatile, engaged individuals, Run-A-Thonia is creating a space where students develop the skills and mindset to lead healthy, impactful lives. Every step, every run, and every challenge we tackle reinforces the values of resilience, persistence, and a sense of community that stays with our members far beyond their time at NCU.

The Society of Cyber Security Education and Research (SOCER) focuses on generating a technical workforce by upskilling graduates & undergraduates in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics. The objective of the group is to develop a pool of highly trained people who can defend Cyberspace against several security threats by building innovative tools and technologies and performing high-quality research. It further seeks to equip students with emerging topics in Blockchain, Dark Web, Malware, etc. It organises and encourages students to participate in Capture The Flag Competitions and Bug Bounty Programs to enhance their skills and employability quotient. SOCER has joined hands with EC-Council as academic partners to facilitate students with the best offers for various certification career tracks. This academic partnership also introduces students to job roles available in this domain.

The Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth, (SPIC MACAY), is a movement that promotes Indian classical music, Indian classical dance, and other aspects of Indian culture and heritage. The NorthCap University has always believed in promoting the values and wisdom embodied in the Indian heritage amongst the youth.  It advocates that our students should also get inspired by our rich culture and imbibe the same as a way of life. The University takes the pride of being the nodal centre for SPIC MACAY activities among various institutions in Gurugram. In order to inspire the youth to appreciate the values ingrained in our culture, The SPIC MACAY NCU Chapter organises various programmes involving Indian art and culture. Events like musical performances by legends are organised under the aegis of SPIC MACAY. Renowned exponents of classical Indian music and dance like Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia, Pandit Neeladri Kumar, Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Pandit Salil Bhatt, Shri TN Krishnan, Shrimati Savita Devi, Shrimati Rashmi Aggarwal, Mr Gustavo Tavares and guitarist Anders Clemens, renowned folk artist Ustad Rehmat Khan Langa, Qutbi Brothers and many more have performed at the University in the past.

Success Mantra, the development club aims to develop and enhance soft skills, business communication skills, leadership skills, team-building skills and analytical skills in students. Besides helping students develop their personalities, the Club strives to help them build their character with competence. It inculcates among students the ability to contribute meaningfully to society through participation in socially relevant activities that enable them to become better human beings and better leaders of tomorrow. The Club has conducted various workshops and training sessions by experts from the professional world in order to help students learn about industrial etiquettes.  Debates, Quizzes and Webinars on relevant contemporary issues have engaged and enthralled the participants in the recent past.

 

Education with practical exposure is the need for today’s competitive environment. Students should be given practical exposure to their subjects in a common platform, where they can learn, understand the application of the theories taught in class, and apply them through their research activities. With this thought in mind, The School of Management started with a society named The Economic Collective. The Club's motive is to understand, interpret, explain the changes in society in general and the economy in particular. The Club organises discussion forums, seminars, talks, competitions, lectures and webinars to give the members the required exposure and experience. It helps students get a real feel of the abstract economic concepts and helps them prepare for organizational, creative and leadership roles. Efforts are also made to collaborate with other such collectives from other universities for inter-university events and programs.

The Hood Club

Puzzles are an important educational learning tool for students as they provide many skills and cognitive learning benefits. Playing puzzle-based games is a great way to improve vital skills subconsciously. It enhances an individual’s knowledge and makes him aware of the enormous puzzle world that exists. The Puzzle Club at NCU strives to organise events that help students develop active learning abilities and organisational skills. The recreational benefits of solving puzzles also go hand in hand with various other benefits.

Visualive Club is the creative Society of The NorthCap University. The Club has several creative members who conduct creative events that challenge one's creative capacity, help one in nurturing one's inner confidence and instil curiosity and much more. It conducts many fun and engaging activities in which the students put their full effort and passion. The Club is very active in organising various events within the campus and is also keen on showcasing NCU’s talent through competitions outside the University. It has two different teams, namely the Creativity Team and the Designing Team.

VITTUDYOG-The Finance Club works towards boosting student interest in the field of Finance. It helps them participate in competitions, workshops and other related professional opportunities. The Club's objective is to create awareness among students regarding the financial and stock market and bridge the gap between bookish knowledge and practical knowledge in an exciting manner.

The Women in Coding (WIC) Club of NCU comprises a group of enthusiastic girls who have chosen 'Coding' to empower women and make them strong independent individuals who can support each other through the path to success in every step they take. It’s mission is to empower women in technology and make Coding a gender-neutral platform to showcase problem-solving abilities. It’s vision is to create a society where the technology sector is not driven only by men but has equal representation of women. The Club's efforts are towards creating a change in the thought process to reduce the gender gap in the coding sector and make it more balanced. The Club has organised several Coding based events that exemplify its primary objective.

Women in STEM

Practising Yoga helps students stay organised and makes them emotionally, spiritually and physically fit. Yoga helps in building self-discipline and self-control, leading to concentration and a higher level of consciousness. The Yoga Club of NCU enables students to have good health and practise mental hygiene by encouraging them to practice yoga regularly. It organises Yoga camps and training sessions for the students and staff of NCU at regular intervals.