The college has responsibility towards its stakeholders. At the same time these stakeholders contribute towards the development of college. The alumni are an important stakeholder. They are valuable assets of our college. The past students of the college are successful in various fields like teaching, government services, business, professions like lawyers, chartered accountants, cost accountants, company secretaries, Doctors etc. The college has encouraged meritorious past students to work as staff members in the college. The interaction with the past students is more of informal nature and mostly at departmental level. Various departments have frequent interaction with the past students. They are invited to share their experiences with the current students helping them getting exposed to the realities of working world. They are also invited as experts at seminars, for delivering guest lecturers in the areas of their expertise, expert’s judges for competitions etc. In order to have continuous and formal interaction with the alumni, the college has decided to form a Past Students Association in the name of Modern Alumni Association. In ‘MODERN-ALUMNI-ASSOCIATION’ has been registered as a charitable institution.

Objectives:

1. To arrange the lectures of Honorary Members and other respectable personalities in various fields and encourage the students to expand their horizon while entering in the real life.
2. To provide guidance to the students of the College with reference to career choice and development.
3. To assist the College in organizing activities for the benefit of students.
4. To help the College for strengthening its infrastructural activities.
5. To organize activities for social awareness and social benefits.
6. To encourage students to become entrepreneurs by undertaking training programmes in various forms.
7. To help the students with the help of ex-students for giving better opportunities in placements and with the help of ex-students to explore the possibilities of giving practical knowledge and exposures to the students.