GDC Ramnagar organises geological model making competition

RAMNAGAR, Sep 10: The Department of Geology, Government Degree College  (GDC) Ramnagar, in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Science Club and Nature’s Club, organized a one-day Geological Model Making Competition on theme “Geominds 2026: Building Earth, Exploring Ideas,” on September 10, 2026, under the patronage of the worthy Principal Prof. Daljeet Singh Manhas.

The programme aimed to provide students with a creative and academic platform to present their understanding of geological concepts through innovative and scientifically meaningful models. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 50 students, who showcased their creativity, scientific knowledge, teamwork and understanding of various geological processes.

The programme commenced with a warm welcome to the Principal of GDC Ramnagar, Prof. Daljeet Singh Manhas, distinguished judges, faculty members and participating students. The welcome address highlighted the importance of practical and activity-based learning in Geology and emphasized that geological models help students transform theoretical concepts into tangible representations.

The competition was judged by Dr. Kewal Kumar, Dr. Rakesh Kumar Pandit and Prof. Sumita Rao, who evaluated the models on the basis of scientific accuracy, creativity, presentation, originality and students’ understanding of the geological concepts represented. First Prize: Sunita, Meenakshi and Shivali – Group; Second Prize: Samriti Thakur, Simran Thakur and Anshika Sharma – Group; Third Prize: Sher Singh.

The judges appreciated the enthusiasm, creativity and scientific approach demonstrated by the participating students and encouraged them to continue exploring the Earth Sciences through practical learning and innovative activities.

The programme also received the active support and cooperation of the faculty members, including Dr. Ashni Devi, Dr. Pankaj Sharma, Prof. Ritika Mahajan and Prof. Sonia Raj, along with other faculty members and supporting staff.

Speaking on the occasion, the Principal, Prof. Daljeet Singh Manhas, appreciated the efforts of the Department of Geology and collaborating clubs in organizing such an innovative academic activity. He encouraged students to participate actively in co-curricular and experiential learning activities and develop scientific curiosity and creativity.

The event concluded with appreciation for all the participants, judges, faculty members and organizers whose collective efforts contributed to the successful conduct of Geominds 2026.

The programme successfully reflected the spirit of its theme“Building Earth, Exploring Ideas”by providing students with an opportunity to learn, create, explore and present their ideas about the fascinating world of Geology.

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