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1. Social & Cultural Activities
Students are always encouraged to participate in a variety of social and recreational activities, which are organised throughout the year. Various academic societies and cultural clubs on the campus help in promoting to the overall personality development of the students.

2. Sports Activities
The University encourages the students to promote their physical and mental level through various sports and games. Facilities are provided to students, who show interest in the sports/games of their choice, under the sharp supervision of qualified instructors. Sports facilities available at SHUATS, include basket ball, tennis, badminton and volleyball courts. The Institute also has well maintained football, hockey and cricket fields, a running track of 400 meters, a table tennis room and a well equipped Gym. The faculty members encourage the students to enhance their interest in various games and sports and to inculcate a competitive spirit in them. Inter house matches are organized throughout the session, the performance of each house team is recorded for the overall championship. courts. The Institute also has well maintained football, hockey and cricket fields, a running track of 400 meters, a table tennis room and a well equipped Gym. The faculty members encourage the students to enhance their interest in various games and sports and to inculcate a competitive spirit in them. Inter house matches are organized throughout the session, the performance of each house team is recorded for the overall championship.

3. National Service Scheme
Sponsored by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Govt. of India] The National Service Scheme (N.S.S) was intiated in 1969-70 with a view to promote social conciousness and develop a sense of responsiblility as well as a sense of discipline and diginity of labour amoung youth of the University. Regular activities and ten days special camps in diffrent nearby villages are organized. Girls actively involve themselves in educating village women with child health and active participation of women in transfer of technology in the adopted villages. During their stay in the villages students get themselves involved in the village activities. Various rallies, programmes etc.. are organised to create awareness about matters of importance for rural and slum populations. Various rallies, programmes etc.. are organised to create awareness about matters of importance for rural and slum populations.

4. National Cadet Corps
The University has a sub-unit (1/17 Coy.) of N.C.C. under the unit (17 U.P. Bn. NCC, Alld.) Students of our University voluntarily join this organization with the spirit of serving the nation. Regular camps are organized at the Battalion level. The students are trained to develop leadership, character, sportsmanship, confidence and to create a force of trained and disciplined youth which could be utilized for the nation in case of an emergency.

5. Community and Religious Life
It is the conviction of a Christian Institution that the integration of work with worship is essential in the life of any community. Daily devotions are held in the University Chapel, “The Chapel of Brotherly Love”, thus helping the Christian students to inculcate the habit of daily Bible reading and Prayer. They are also encouraged to take part in conducting the Chapel and Church services and shouldering Church responsibilities for cultural and spiritual advancement. Students from other faiths are welcome to attend the daily devotion and Sunday Chapel Services of their own free will. spiritual advancement. Students from other faiths are welcome to attend the daily devotion and Sunday Chapel Services of their own free will.  

6. Technical Societies

Sl. No.	School Name	Society Name
1.	Warner School of Food & Dairy Technology	Society of Food & Dairy Technology
2.	Sunderasan School of Animal Husbandry & Dairying	Society of Animal Husbandry & Dairying
3.	Jacob School of Biotechnology & Bioengineering	Society of Bioinformatics Society of Biotechnology Society of Microbiologist Society of Biochemist & Bioprocess Technologist
4.	Allahabad School of Agriculture	Society of Agronomy Society of Horticulture Society of Genetics & Plant Breeding Society of Agricultural Ext. &Communication Society of Agri. Econ. & Agri. Busi. Mngt. Society of Plant Pathology Society of Soil Science
5.	School of Forestry & Environment	Society of Allahabad Forester
6.	Ethelind School of Home Science	Home Science Society
7.	Shepherd School of Engineering & Technology	Technical Society Of Computer Science Computer Society Of India IEEESSET – Student Branch Technical Society Of Civil Engineering Technical Society Of Electronics Technical Society Of Electrical Engineering
8.	Allahabad School of Education	Environmental Consciousness Cell Literary Cell In journal Complain Cell Cultural Cell Placement Cell Gender Sensitization Cell Anti Discrimination Cell Sports Cell Community Cell Disaster Management
9.	Faculty of Health Science	Medical Laboratory Student Society Pharmaceutical Student Society Student Nurses Association
10.	School of Film & Mass Communication	Technical and Cultural Society

No.	Clubs	Members
a)	JSBS Association for Management	Dr. (Mrs.) Enid Masih (First Person Responsible)
b)	Management Projects Cell	Dr. Sebastian T. Joseph (First Person Responsible)
c)	Industry JSBS Interact	Dr. Suprit J. Joshi (First Person Responsible)
d)	Business Fair Services	Dr. Suprit J. Joshi (First Person Responsible)
e)	Literary Club	Dr. Ronald V. Mani (First Person Responsible)
f)	Mobile Education Cell	Mr. Shanti S. Chauhan (First Person Responsible)
g)	Alumni Cell	Mr. Harshit Eric Williams (First Person Responsible)
h)	Cultural Club	Mr. Abhishek Janvier Frederick (First Person Responsible)
i)	Happiness Index of Students Cell	Dr. Pradhyuman Singh Lakhawat (First Person Responsible)
j)	Consultancy Services	Mr. Shoaib Alam Siddiqui (First Person Responsible)

7. Men's Hostel
The Chief Warden (Men’s Hostel) is responsible for allotment of student's accommodation as per the policy, arranging for the proper food in the Hostels, maintaining proper order and discipline in the men’s hostels. He may also award punishment to the students in case of indiscipline in the Hostels. He recommend improvements in the living facility of students to the comptetent authorities of the University. He reports matters related to indiscipline/neglect of duty caused by any of the Assistant Wardens or employees of the Hostels to the competent authorities for appropriate action. He implements the policy pertaining to Hostels as communicated from time to time by the Vice-Chancellor. Besides, being Chief Warden, he attends to his normal duties in his department, He prepares the budget every year for the Hostels in consultation with the Finance Comptroller for approval of the Board of Directors.

8. Women's Hostel
The Chief Warden (Women’s Hostel) is responsible for allotment of student's accommodation as per the policy, arranging for the proper food in the Hostels, maintaining proper order and discipline in the women’s hostels. She may also award punishment to the students in case of indiscipline in the Hostels. She recommend improvements in the living facility of students to the comptetent authorities of the University. She reports matters related to indiscipline/neglect of duty caused by any of the Assistant Wardens or employees of the Hostels to the competent authorities for appropriate action. She implements the policy pertaining to Hostels as communicated from time to time by the Vice-Chancellor. Besides, being Chief Warden, she attends to his normal duties in his department, She prepares the budget every year for the Hostels in consultation with the Finance Comptroller for approval of the Board of Directors.

9. Accommodation
The University has twelve hostels on campus, five for men and seven for women students including one Women's International PG Hostel. Single, double and multiple bed rooms are available in all the hostels. All the rooms are well furnished, ventilated and with WiFi Facilities. New International PG hostels for men accommodates foreign students. Note: Admission to any academic programme does not automatically guarantee accommodation in the hostel. Students from outside Allahabad are given preference for being accommodated in the hostels provided no disciplinary or police action has been taken against them.

10. Catering
The mess provides a variety of nutritious and hygienically prepared meals for students residing in the hostels. There is a choice of non-vegetarian, vegetarian and South Indian food.

11. Medical Facilities
Hayes Memmorial Mission Hospital of the University is equipped with experienced team of Doctors comprising Physician, Gynacologist, Opthamalogist, Orthopedisian, Surgeon, Anasthatist and Pathologist. The Hospital has OPD, IPD facilities, Pharmasy, Labs, X-ray & Ultrasound facilities, Operation theatre for minor and major surgery which caters the need of students, faculty members, officers, staff of the University and nearby area. Orthopedisian, Surgeon, Anasthatist and Pathologist. The Hospital has OPD, IPD facilities, Pharmasy, Labs, X-ray & Ultrasound facilities, Operation theatre for minor and major surgery which caters the need of students, faculty members, officers, staff of the University and nearby area.