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On October 18, 2024, the Library Department of Mount Everest College, in collaboration with Balaji Publication (Delhi), organised a One-Day Book Fair.

The event showcased a wide selection of books recommended under the NEP syllabus, providing students and educators with access to updated academic resources, fostering a culture of reading and learning.

On October 2, 2024, the Department of Botany organised a field trip to the Regional Potato Farm, Mao Gate, Senapati, as part of the BSc Botany 1st Semester syllabus on SEC – Biofertilizers.
Students learned about planting, disease management, harvesting, and storage techniques. They also gained insights into sustainable agriculture and efficient crop management.

October 1, 2024

The B.Ed Department of Teacher Education organised a field trip to Kohima, Nagaland, on October 1, 2024, providing 3rd Semester teacher-trainees with an opportunity to explore the city and unwind from their academic routines.
The outing aimed to foster camaraderie among the trainees and faculties allowing them to enjoy the scenic beauty, local culture, and historical sites of Kohima. It was a refreshing break that promoted social interaction, relaxation, and informal learning beyond the classroom environment.

On October 1, 2024, Mount Everest College and Emporium Skills Training Institute held an Employment Linked Counselling Program at the college auditorium. The aim aimed to guide students on career opportunities, skill development, and job readiness.
During the programme, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed, solidifying a partnership to provide students with training and employment support. The collaboration promises enhanced career prospects for students through targeted skill-building initiatives.

Mount Everest College hosted its annual Literary Meet on September 27, 2024, jointly organised by the English and Political Science Departments as part of the SWACHHATA HI SEVA 2024 initiative.
The event has a blend of literary activities with the theme of cleanliness and civic responsibility. The programme featured various competitions including Extempore Speech, Solo Singing, Elocution, Stand-up Comedy, and Mimicry, encouraging students to showcase their talents.
Additionally, on the day prior to the Literary Meet, competitions such as Photography, Videography, Collage Making, Painting, and Waste Material Crafting were held emphasizing artistic expression and recycling.
The event successfully promoted environmental awareness and student engagement through diverse creative platforms.

On September 25, 2024, the Department of Zoology organised a One-day Field Trip to two significant locations in Kohima, Nagaland.
The first visit was to the Sericulture Farm in Kohima, undertaken as part of the 1st Semester SEC-Sericulture syllabus. During the visit, students gained hands-on experience in silk production, mulberry cultivation, and silkworm rearing. Additionally, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed to further enhance collaboration and learning opportunities.

The second destination was Pulie Badze Wildlife Sanctuary providing an opportunity to study the region’s diverse flora and fauna. This field trip enhanced students’ understanding of sericulture and wildlife conservation through hands-on learning and real-world observations.