Saksham
About
The SAKSHAM CLUB is a dynamic and student-driven technical club under the Department of Mechanical Engineering, established with the aim of fostering innovation, skill development, and holistic growth among mechanical engineering students. The club serves as a platform to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications through hands-on activities, workshops, and real-world problem-solving.
Mission
“To inspire and nurture the spirit of innovation, technical excellence, and hands-on learning among mechanical engineering students by creating opportunities for practical skill development, interdisciplinary collaboration, and industry-oriented exposure.”
Along with this the club also has a mission to inculcate moral values in each student so that students can “Think Wisely, Speak politely and Act Nicely”
Vision
- “To Foster innovation and skill development among mechanical engineering students by bridging the gap between academic and theory and practical industry challenges.”
Objectives
- To promote interest in core mechanical engineering domains like design, manufacturing, thermodynamics, robotics, and automotive engineering.
- To provide a space for students to work on interdisciplinary projects and technical competitions (Like, SAE, Go-Kart, Robo RACE).
- To enhance technical skills through seminars, industrial visits, guest lectures, and training programs.
- To encourage peer learning and collaboration through team-based projects and events.
Core Activities
- Workshops & Seminars: CAD/CAM, 3D printing, CNC machining, Solid Works/ ANSYS, etc. to provide them the practical knowledge of the machines which will help them in future.
- Project Showcases: Annual project exhibitions and model-making contests in which students can showcase their innovative and creative project ideas.
- Technical Events: Quizzes, paper presentations, and design competitions to help students to get well aware of the importance of paper presentations and designs in industry.
- Industrial Visits: Tours to manufacturing plants and thermal power stations, this helps students to get an understanding of the environment in which they are going to work.
- Social Initiatives: Involvement in community outreach through engineering solutions, this activity help students gets more socialize with others which helps them build their character and confidence in speaking.
Membership criteria and instruction to join the club
Students must fulfill the criteria to be the part of the club which is as follows:
- Students from any branch are eligible to take membership of the club.
- Students from any year of their course are eligible for membership of the club.
- Students can be the part of the club only at the start of every odd session of their following year.
- The link provided for the membership of the club. Click on the link and you will be directed to the registration page.
Past Events
Summary
This visit which took place in Imperial auto industries enhanced the understanding of industrial workflows, team coordination, and the real-time challenges of large-scale production. It was an eye-opening experience that reinforced the importance of technical skills, discipline, and continuous innovation in engineering.
The visit took place on October 31, 2023.
Summary
This was the two days training program on career Guidance and Skill Development conducted by the department of mechanical engineering. This was held on 1st and 2nd of November 2023 for the students of Second, Third and Fourth year.
Some of the Glimpse of the training can be taken from the pictures:
The seminar held in celebration of National Science Day aimed to honor the contributions of Indian scientists and to raise awareness about the importance of science in everyday life.
Organized on February 28, the seminar brought together students, teachers, researchers, and science enthusiasts.
The lecture on Thermal Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation highlighted the critical role of efficient energy use in industrial processes, particularly in sectors such as power generation, cement, steel, and chemicals, which account for a large share of India’s total energy consumption. The session focused on strategies for improving thermal efficiency through technological upgrades, process optimization, and waste heat recovery systems.
This lecture took place on 17th February 2022 in Stepper Hall on the 5th floor of BBDITM Building. Some glimpse of the lecture is shown here:
Future Events
The SAKSHAMCLUB of mechanical department is excited to announce a dynamic lineup of events for the upcoming semester, aimed at fostering innovation, collaboration, and hands-on learning among students.
The head and members of the club are planning to hold a talk on different types of technologies around the world.
The department is planning trips to leading manufacturing units and mechanical workshops to provide students with real-world exposure of the industries.
The department is planning trips to leading manufacturing units and mechanical workshops to provide students with real-world exposure of the industries.
Many students have interest in studying abroad but they lack the correct guidance and resources. Keeping this view the club is also contacting some of the best students of the campus who are studying abroad to provide an insight on this topic.
The SAKSHAM Club is planning to organize an engaging Workshop and Interactive Session aimed at fostering practical learning and peer collaboration among students. The event brought together enthusiasts from various academic years to explore hands-on mechanical concepts, tools, and real-world applications.
The session began with a brief introduction to the theme, followed by a workshop led by senior club members and faculty mentors. Topics covered included CAD modeling, 3D printing, and basic prototyping. Participants were guided through each process, encouraging active involvement and real-time problem solving.
Showcase the Organizing Team
Rishit Mishra is a dedicated and passionate third-year B.Tech Computer Science Engineering student with a strong proficiency in Python and a deep interest in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. As the President of Binary Brains, he has demonstrated leadership in spearheading tech initiatives and coordinating events. Rishit's leadership skills, combined with his technical expertise, have allowed him to successfully guide projects and contribute to the growth of the club. He is eager to explore opportunities that combine his leadership and technical abilities, particularly in advancing AI/ML projects and technology solutions.
President, Binary Brains
Harsh Mishra is a third-year B.Tech Computer Engineering student with a passion for software development. He is proficient in Data Structures and Algorithms, Java, and web development. As the Vice President of Binary Brains, Harsh plays a pivotal role in coordinating and managing club activities. He is eager to apply his skills in Artificial Intelligence and contribute to innovative projects while continuously learning and growing in the tech field.
Vice President, Binary Brains
Hemant Kushwaha is a third-year B.Tech Computer Science student with expertise in Java, the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js), and data structures and algorithms (DSA). Currently exploring Linux fundamentals, Hemant is passionate about enhancing his technical skills. As the General Secretary of Binary Brains, he contributes to organizing and managing events, ensuring smooth communication within the club. Known for his strong communication and leadership skills, Hemant is also interested in entrepreneurship. His passion for self-help books fuels his personal and professional growth, motivating him to apply his growing technical knowledge and problem-solving abilities as he works toward becoming a Software Development Engineer (SDE) in a leading multinational company.
General Secretary, Binary Brains
Subrat Dwivedi is a second-year B.Tech student specializing in Computer Science Engineering. As the Co-General Secretary of Binary Brains, Subrat plays a key role in supporting the club’s organizational tasks and ensuring smooth communication across teams. He is proficient in Python, C, MySQL, and JavaScript, with a strong passion for programming and problem-solving.
Co-General Secretary, Binary Brains
Mohd Suhail is a third-year B.Tech student and a full-stack web developer specializing in building unique and innovative websites. With experience from two internships and various freelance projects, he has delivered exceptional digital solutions to clients. Skilled in both front-end and back-end development, Suhail is passionate about innovation and leveraging his technical expertise to drive successful projects as the Technical Lead of Binary Brains.
Technical Lead, Binary Brains
Samarth Negi is a third-year B.Tech student specializing in Computer Science Engineering (AIML) at BBDITM, Lucknow. With a strong foundation in Java and Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), Samarth is passionate about the tech industry and continuously enhances his skills. As the Creative Lead of Binary Brains, he applies his creativity to enhance the club's visual presence and design initiatives, while also staying updated with the latest tech trends.
Creative Lead, Binary Brains
Sumedha Chitranshi is a third-year B.Tech student specializing in Computer Science Engineering. As the Event Lead of Binary Brains, Sumedha plays a key role in organizing and managing the club's technical events, workshops, and competitions. She is passionate about event coordination, problem-solving, and creating engaging experiences for club members. Sumedha is committed to bringing her organizational skills and creativity to ensure the success of each event hosted by Binary Brains.
Lead, Binary Brains
Priyanshu Yadav is a third-year B.Tech Computer Science student at BBDITM. As the Marketing and Finance Lead of Binary Brains, he drives the club's financial strategy and marketing initiatives. With a passion for entrepreneurship, Priyanshu is committed to helping Binary Brains grow through strategic planning, content development, and financial management.
Marketing and Finance Lead, Binary Brains
Arushi Jaiswal is a third-year B.Tech student specializing in Computer Science Engineering. As the Management Lead of Binary Brains, she oversees the smooth execution of club operations and ensures effective coordination across various teams. With strong organizational and leadership skills, Arushi is dedicated to optimizing processes and supporting the club’s growth through efficient management.
Management Lead, Binary Brains
