Best Practices

Nalanda Degree College has the following two best practices to showcase the achievements of the college:

Best Practice 1 - NDC RADIO

Nalanda Degree College Radio was launched as Vijayawada first degree college campus Radio station on --- by – This is exclusively operated by the students. Campus culture is inculcated, hands-on-experience in broadcasting, anchoring, media production along with technical and creative skills. Students own their skills in communication, music, news, reading, talk shows, entertainment and education. This is a platform to relax and experience a fun filled environment alongside edutainment. Students broader the horizon of limitless exposure to the media, new artists' new talent, listening skills; NDC Radio enrich innovation, creativity, experimentation, professional development, contributing to the vitality of colourful campus life and supportive community students are engaged in extensive range of activities to cater their taste, promoting talent acquisition. Radio shows focus on broadcasting music genres, podcasts, hosting talks, guest’s interviews, academic topics, campus and general news, themed shows and students build their confidence.

Hosting the Radio shows empower the students to build an inclusive atmosphere. Some students have opted for an exciting career path as Radio Jockey. Friends enjoy campus radio, the most delightful phase of student hood.Alumni interviews, their success stories, fond memories, career journeys, inspiration to pave unique career paths, build bonds, and celebrate milestones foster community spirit.

Social Activities - ECO-FRIENDLY VINAYAKA CHAVITHI & DIWALI

Every year students celebrate Eco-friendly Vinayaka Chavithi & Diwali. Eco-friendly festival celebrations are embraced, in turn reducing environmental pessimistic impact. As a part of environmentally friendly sustainable practices, clay diyas and Ganesh Clay Idols are decorated with natural colors instead of chemical based paints and embellishments and Ganesh chaturthi. Clay diyas and idols are displayed in the stalls arranged for sale. The fund raised from the exhibition sale is donated to the old age home every year, which is an amazing practice of supporting the community for a meaningful cause. The fund is transferred to the selected organization. Students interact with elderly residents, understand social responsibility, practice generosity, gain practical experience in planning, organizing and executing community service projects. Ultimately these experiences shape students into compassionate, nurturing empathy, enrich social responsibility and community well-being.