Tech Clubs

The Chemistry Club, consisting of 6 members including 2 managers and 4 conveners, focuses on organizing events and networking. Our premier events include the Winter School of Chemistry and the upcoming Rascionix.

ChemE TL is a group of 6 individuals with a focus on increasing participation and projects in the chemical field. The group is led by 2 managers and 4 conveners. Our premier event, ChemExplore, is a platform for participants to explore and learn about the field of chemistry.

Krittika is the astronomy club of IIT Bombay, with 8 members and 3 positions: Secretary, Manager and Convenor. The organizational hierarchy is as follows: Secretary (equivalent to Manager) > Convenor. Additionally, we also have a few enthusiasts who help out with initiatives and events. Our prime motive is to make the universe more accessible to everyone and to promote enthusiasm for astronomy in society.

Krittika hosts several events throughout the year, including our flagship event Astromania, a large-scale astronomy quiz. We also take students on a trip to the GMRT observatory near Pune to learn about radio astronomy and offer a Krittika Summer Project. In addition, we hold regular stargazing sessions. In recent years, we have also held a Computational Astronomy Bootcamp, movie screening, and a session to observe the solar eclipse.

Eletronics and Robotics Club (ERC) is a team of 10 people, consisting of 2 managers and 8 convenors. As a club, our primary work is to arrange informative and hands-on workshops and sessions on the subjects of electronics and robotics.

The MnP club is composed of 8 members, including 2 managers and 6 convenors. Our primary goal is to promote the enjoyment of mathematics and physics within our institution, rather than focusing on grades or marks. Our premier events include Bazinga and the Integration bee.

The Web and Coding Club (WnCC) is a community of hobbyist programmers at the institute. It consists of 10 members, including 2 managers and 8 conveners, who are responsible for organizing events. The number of conveners may vary from year to year, typically ranging from 8 to 12.

The WnCC team is responsible for organizing a variety of programming events, including workshops, hackathons, and other activities focused on topics such as machine learning, development, distributed systems, and web3. In addition to these events, the team may also work on developing projects for the institute and pursuing hobby projects.

The energy club has a total of six members, including the club manager and club secretary, both of whom are third-year students. There are also four conveners, who are all sophomores. The club's focus is on organizing events to promote awareness about various sectors related to energy.