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Student Activity Council · IISER Kolkata

The SAC Chronicle

A record of the clubs, councils, and communities that shape campus life

Students gathered for a campus farewell — one of the many SAC moments captured this year
Front page · Campus life A farewell gathering on the SAC calendar. The Council's year runs from Freshers' week to the farewell matches each club closes its tenure with.
Campus edition

A Campus In Print: The Work And Life Of Its Societies

The Student Activity Council brings together the cultural, academic, sports, and residential societies at IISER Kolkata under a single administrative body.

The Student Activity Council oversees the year-round calendar of campus life — coordinating societies, sports clubs, academic committees, residential bodies, and the institute's contingent for the Inter-IISER Cultural Meet. This is a broad ecosystem of performance, debate, inquiry, and expression.

Every body below is represented on a card bearing its logo, name, and a short introduction drawn from its official records. Read a card's full profile to browse office bearers, images, events, and achievements.

New clubs and committees will be added as they are constituted. This is a living document — printed in code, updated as each academic year unfolds.

How the Council is put together

The Council is one elected body with five arms. Each sets its own calendar, holds its own budget, and answers for its own corner of campus life — the plate below is the whole of it. Follow any arm through to its clubs and committees.

The Campus in Print

Buildings, courts, libraries, and commons — the IISER Kolkata campus bound as a flipping album. Turn the pages with the arrows, or let it flip itself.

Browse the campus archive →

The Campus Board

A map-desk wall of pinned postcards from Campus Places — the corners, courts, and corridors of IISER Kolkata, filed by the Chronicle's photographers.

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Inter-IISER Cultural Meet — registrations openSAC Elections — results declaredCampus Radio — live every FridayChess Club — weekly practice sessions