Paramveer Polytechnic College was established in the year 2009 with the vision of providing quality technical education to students from rural and semi-urban backgrounds.
Paramveer Polytechnic College encourages students to participate in a wide range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. From sports and games to cultural events, NSS programmes, and literary clubs, these activities foster teamwork, leadership, creativity, and a sense of community beyond the classroom.
Cricket is one of the most popular sports at the college. Students participate in inter-department and inter-polytechnic cricket tournaments. The college provides facilities and coaching support to nurture talent, promote physical fitness, and build team spirit among students.
Volleyball is actively promoted. Students take part in practice sessions and compete in college-level and zonal matches. The sport helps develop coordination, agility, and collaborative play.
Kabaddi, a traditional Indian sport, is encouraged at the college. Students participate in polytechnic and district-level competitions. The game builds strength, quick thinking, and teamwork.
Carrom is a popular indoor game. Students enjoy carrom during leisure hours and participate in inter-department tournaments. The game sharpens concentration and provides a relaxed yet competitive outlet.
Chess is promoted as a mind sport. Students take part in chess clubs and competitions, developing strategic thinking and patience. The college supports casual play and polytechnic-level chess events.
Drawing and art activities nurture creativity. Competitions and workshops in sketching, painting, and poster design are held regularly. These activities help students express themselves and develop an appreciation for visual arts.
Kolam competitions and demonstrations celebrate Tamil tradition and folk art. Students participate in kolam drawing events during festivals and cultural programmes. This activity connects students with our cultural heritage.
The NSS unit organises blood donation camps with hospitals and blood banks. Students and staff voluntarily donate blood, creating awareness and serving the community. Such initiatives instil social responsibility and compassion.
The Tamil Ilakkiya Mandram promotes Tamil language, literature, and culture. Activities include essay writing, poetry recitation, debate, elocution, and literary discussions. The club helps students appreciate Tamil heritage and develop communication skills.