KIIT Society of Civil Engineers
A student society under KSAC that gives students a platform to think, reflect and engage with civil engineering beyond the syllabus.
Reinforcing classroom knowledge through experience.
The KIIT Society of Civil Engineers (KSCE) is a Student Society under KSAC. The society aims to provide a platform for students to think, reflect and wonder about the phenomena involved in civil engineering, reinforcing the knowledge and excitement they attain in class through interesting, hands-on activities and teamwork.
The society organises many events for the institute, both live and online, and contributes its own ideas to the student community. Unlike other societies, KSCE maintains a separate constitution for its members, establishing standard procedures and a code of conduct that guide the society's functioning from year to year.
There are four technical student chapters under the umbrella of KSCE.
| Photo | Name | Roll No. | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Pinaki Majhi | 2101034 | Coordinator |
 | Aadarsh Kumar | 2101084 | Coordinator |
 | Nibedita Rout | 2201019 | Asst. Coordinator |
 | Dhananjay Kumar | 2201011 | Asst. Coordinator |
 | Alok Raj | 2201002 | Asst. Coordinator |
Speak and Search Lecture Series.
KSCE, together with the ASCE and ICE student chapters, has run a recurring series of student-led technical talks at the School.
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Solid Waste Management in India & the Bogibeel Bridge — 10 August 2019
Ms. Padma Parija and Mr. Purnajit Bhowmik, 7th-semester students, spoke on solid waste management frameworks and the Bogibeel Bridge in Assam. Faculty present included Prof. B. G. Mohapatra (Dean), Prof. S. Moulick (Associate Dean) and Prof. D. K. Behera (Dean, Training & Placement).
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Making of the Statue of Unity — 6 December 2019
Mr. Salman Ashraf, a 7th-semester B.Tech student, presented on the construction methods, materials and manpower behind the Statue of Unity, and how proper planning supports tourism and national infrastructure goals.
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Underwater Structures — 16 August 2019
Mr. Ashish Raj, a 7th-semester B.Tech student, discussed the growing need for underwater structures beyond tunnels and bridges, and the construction challenges involved.
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Civil Engineering and Architectural Works in Ethiopia — 21 September 2019
Ms. Makida Amare, a 5th-semester student from Ethiopia, compared construction traditions between India and Ethiopia, including UNESCO-recognised heritage structures such as the Rock-Hewn Churches of Lalibela and the Obelisk of Axum.
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Waterproofing of Civil Structures — 14 September 2019
Mr. Sourav Ghosh Dastider, a 7th-semester B.Tech student, spoke on the importance and basic requirements of waterproofing in civil structures.