CULTURAL AWARDS
Academic performance of the institution has always been exceptionally good. Pass percentage has been above 90% right from the beginning. The overall pass percentage is always higher than university average. We have achieved 21 Gold Medals for securing First rank in the University from 1998 to 2011. The college not only excels with a very high pass percentage, but also in achieves a number of Gold Medals, Distinctions and top ranks. The following table highlights the details regarding students who've brought laurels to our college. This is the result of our continuous perseverance and commitment towards our students coupled with the sheer hard-work of our students themselves. Following this trend, in the years to come, we're certain to have a higher rank count.
Cultural Awards:
The Cultural Committee of St. Pious X Degree & PG College is one of the focal committees set up with an objective
- To make the students understand the significance of various cultural activities
- To promote active participation of the students in social, cultural and other activities
- To contribute to the overall development of the students in parallel to academics
The committee primarily focuses on the cultural interests of the students and strives to tap the talents of the students, nurturing them to participate in competitions held at inter and intracollegiate levels. In this regard, our young, budding, energetic Piousians have won laurels for St. Pious X Degree and PG College for Women by winning competitions in various categories.
The committee effortlessly works to create a platform for students to display their artistic talent and creativity in Literary, Theatre Arts, Music, and Dance, in addition to various co-curricular activities.
The activities which come under the purview of the Cultural Committee include Fresher’s Day, Institution Day, Intra and Intercollegiate competitions, Pious Fiesta-Resonance, Christmas Day Celebrations, College Day, and Valedictory. The plethora of events add colour and vigor to the lives of Piousians.