CSE Information Details

Batch : 2009-13 || HOD : Mr. Munshi Yadav || Stream : CSE

GATES

GTBIT's Annual Techno-cultural Event for creative Souls

GATES is the annual techno-cultural fest of GTBIT. Its an opportunity for the GTBIT community to showcase the rich culture of GTBITians; a venture to initiate, build and maintain acquaintances in the academic and industrial arena.

Sports Society

This is managed by faculty & students of GTBIT. This society organizes various sports events in the college

ETC, Cultural Society

This society aims at the holistic development of the students because we,at GTBIT believe that education is not a mere process of stuffing the heads with information. Rather, it is a process of complete nurturing of the body and soul.

Divine Circle

Divine Circle, the Divinity Society of Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology, a first of its kind in the college, was formed on the 12th of June, 2006, carrying out its first event on June 15, 2006. Since then there has been no looking back and DC has been involved in celebrating all the major Gurpurabs by the collective efforts of students and staff community.

D'LangChaps

Established in February 2004,

D’LangChaps (DLC)

, GTBIT’s literary society was a brainchild of 6 enthusiastic students. Helping us transform our dreams into reality, we are constantly supported by many dedicated volunteers who work with the sole feeling of making GTBITians proud, along with the administration and the faculty. Initially starting as just a group of students wanting to work to make their own college better, today DLC is a totally recognized and appreciated group of organized yet merry students. DLC was the first official group to come into existence in the college. Pioneering in the spirits of teamwork and team spirit, we work without any hierarchy.

Technical Society of GTBIT

TSG, the Technical Society of GTBIT was founded in August 2006 by a team of technically sound students under the guidance of Mr. Devendra Tayal. The society has been working round the clock for more than six years now.