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GeeksforGeeks student club KIIT is a programming society focus on developing a competitive programming environment in KIIT.

Pro-bono mentorship initiative for collegiate women in tech to help them unlock their true potential with personalized mentorship. resources and interview sessions.Our goal is to enable equitable access to opportunities in the field of information technology and transform amateur female coders into disruptive forces. envisioning and engineering our tomorrow.

Student mentorship, career guidance, opportunity awareness

India's largest mentoring program to assist Delhi Government School students in their career exploration journey.

Awarded SheCodes Pro scholarship, a curriculum providing training in technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, API, Flexbox, React while working on real life projects.

SheCodes is a workshop teaching coding and design skills to women.

"A new idea emerges from a great thinking and
success comes from hard work. Hard work does not
necessarily guarantee success, but no success is
possible without hard work.” With a small yet strong
idea in mind, an IoT Lab was principally set up in
the KIIT School of Computer Engineering under
the aegis of Prof. Ashutosh Behura & Team of
Professors along with scholarly IoT Researchers
in Desktop Laboratory (DL-5) on 5th December
2016. In time, as a result of their hardwork the lab
was provided recognition and identity after which it
became a coveted venue for IoT activities and
operations. Their dedication and efforts attracted
more and more students leading to the formation
of a completely efficient and unparalleled group called
“The IoT Team”.

At KIIT University, keeping the significance of IoT
in mind, we are taking an initiative to step into the
future by teaching the students to deal with day -today
problems using IoT equipped solutions. We, here
at IoT Labs, which is a joint effort of the schools of
Computer Engineering, Electronics Engineering
and Mechanical Engineering, are a team of dedicated
students working under a team of competent and
encouraging professors guiding us at every phase and
step. It is technically a research forum exploring the
potential of crowdsourcing and Internet of Things
for multidisciplinary research with more end-user
interactions. It gives the power to be at the core of
the research and innovation process. Presently
we have many successful products and prototypes.
In a nutshell, we perceive the need of the hour and
work tirelessly to attain the unthinkable in the arena
of technology.

Founded in 2015 when supermodel and entrepreneur Karlie Kloss began learning to code, Kode With Klossy creates learning experiences and opportunities for young women, gender nonconforming, and trans students that increase their confidence and inspire them to pursue their passions in a technology driven world. This summer Kode With Klossy will be hosting free in-person camps across the United States and in London, UK, as well as continuing their successful virtual offering. Virtual programs are open to eligible applicants, no matter where they are located. Each camp is led by two instructors who are trained in our custom curriculum and two instructor assistants, who are alumni of the program who get the opportunity to return in a peer leadership role. During camps, scholars cram a semester’s worth of learning into two short weeks - from front-end to back-end engineering concepts, a series on the culture of technology, and project work with all camps culminating in a demo day where scholars showcase a project they’ve built (a website or mobile app) to their friends and family. Learning how to code through Kode With Klossy gives young women so much more than an employable skill. The experience and environment provide a framework for our scholars to feel confident and succeed in anything they do in the future.  For more information, please visit us at www.kodewithklossy.com and follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @kodewithklossy.

B.tech., CSE |Founder @The R-Coding Initiative | KWK'23 Scholar | Contributor @GSSOC'23 @SSOC 2.0 | OSS mentee @Codess.Cafe | Mentor @DeshKeMentor | SheCodes Foundation Scholar | #include<her>Cohort 2.0, 3.0 |