In a move to encourage practical learning and automotive interest among students, Jagdish College has launched the Campus Car Maintenance Club 2025. This student-led initiative is more than just a hobby group—it’s a platform to explore, learn, and experiment with the mechanics of real vehicles.
With growing interest in vehicle restoration, tuning, and sustainability, the club aims to empower students with hands-on skills that extend beyond the classroom. From understanding engine systems to organizing community repair camps, members will get real experience in the world of auto maintenance.
Objective and Vision
The Campus Car Maintenance Club 2025 is established to:
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Promote technical learning through collaborative vehicle projects
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Organize maintenance sessions for student and staff vehicles
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Educate students about DIY repair and vehicle health checks
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Create awareness about sustainable vehicle usage
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Serve the campus community through repair drives
The club envisions building a self-reliant student ecosystem that can diagnose and fix everyday vehicle issues, reducing dependency on external garages.
Activities and Structure
Club members will participate in various activities throughout the academic year, including:
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Monthly hands-on sessions on different car systems (brakes, ignition, suspension)
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Car diagnosis bootcamps with real-time scanning tools
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Basic service camps for two-wheelers and cars on campus
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Repair competitions and knowledge quizzes
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Guest lectures by local mechanics and auto engineers
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Restoration projects using old or unused campus vehicles
These sessions will be held at Jagdish College’s mechanical lab and open parking areas, with faculty oversight and equipment support.
Who Can Join?
The club is open to all students of Jagdish College, regardless of stream. Especially encouraged are:
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Engineering, science, and vocational stream students
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Automobile enthusiasts
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Members of existing technical or robotics clubs
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Students interested in sustainability and hands-on learning
No prior auto experience is required—just curiosity and commitment. First-year students will get a dedicated onboarding track to build foundational knowledge.
Tools, Support & Partnerships
To ensure safe and productive learning, the club provides:
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Toolkits (spanners, jacks, diagnostic scanners, multimeters)
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Service manuals and repair handbooks
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Gloves, overalls, and safety gear
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Mentorship from mechanical engineering faculty
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Possible partnerships with nearby garages or auto part shops for training and discounts
Club members also get early access to any automotive workshops, webinars, and field trips organized by the college.
Certification & Career Edge
Active members who participate in at least 8 club sessions will be awarded a Certificate of Technical Participation at the end of the academic year.
Benefits for members:
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Stronger resumes with hands-on project experience
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Practical skills for vehicle-related internships or side jobs
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Better understanding of automotive systems for engineers
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Preparedness for advanced vocational programs or startup ideas
This club can be the perfect launchpad for students looking to enter India’s booming auto service sector or build innovations in vehicle technology.
FAQs
How can I join the Campus Car Maintenance Club 2025?
Registration forms are available at the Student Activities Center and online on the Jagdish College portal.
Do I need to own a car to participate?
No. The club uses training vehicles provided by the college, and all hands-on work is done in groups.
Are the sessions held during class hours?
Most sessions are held after college hours or on weekends to avoid class schedule conflicts.
Will there be real cars to practice on?
Yes. The college has designated training vehicles, and students may also volunteer their personal vehicles for supervised work.
Is there any fee to join the club?
There is a nominal fee of ₹300 for the entire year, which covers tools, safety gear, and training materials.
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