The IIS University has introduced this Cell in order to curb down the deprivations that the marginalized groups, identified as SCs, STs, OBC (non-creamy layer), minorities, physically challenged, face barriers of denial of access to materials, cultural and educational resources and to promote the deserving, yet socially disadvantaged students. The Institution has been conferred with grants and scholarships, during its Autonomous status, for students to give them an opportunity to excel in preferred fields. These scholarships have been a huge motivation to introduce a separate unit which will work specifically towards the promotion of female students coming from these social groups. Currently, the Cell is catering to the needs of almost 400 students of The IIS University.
The aims and objectives of the Cell -
Activities conducted by the Cell:
| S. No | DATE | EVENT |
| 1 | 15 September 2011 | Logo-competition The session began with logo-competition in the month of September which resulted in an immensely significant logo for the Cell |
| 2 | 5 November 2011: | Lecture by a woman farmer
The talk familiarized the students got to know about the understanding of farming from the perspective of a woman. |
| 3 | 20 January 2012 | Orientation Programme of the Cell Students were oriented to the functioning of the Cell and its aims and objectives and the procedures through which they could avail the benefits offered by the Cell. |
| 4 | 1-2 February 2012 | Food Fest-: A two-day Food Festival was organized in which bakery and salad making workshops and exhibition was conducted. The students of the Cell turned up in great number and learnt various confectionary recipes. |
| 5. | 4-February 2012 | Study tour to Ranthamabore and Bisalpur Dam-The University organized a study tour to Ranthambore wherein the registration fees for the students of the Cell was 50% of the actual fee. |
| 6 | !7 January 2013 | English Debate Competition |
THE IIS UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR
Equal Opportunity Cell & Debating Club
Results
Activity : English Debate
Topic : “Government is Solely Responsible for Deteriorating
Condition of Women in India”
A debate was organized by Equal Opportunity Cell on 17 January 2013 at 10.00 am in A.V. Hall. The participants expressed their views for and against the motion. The debate was judged by Dr. Shelja K. Juneja and Ms. Deepika Singh. The Judges appreciated the various views expressed by the participants. The results are as follows :
For :
I Apporva Bhatnagar B.Sc. Semester IV
II Malvika Sharma BA Semester IV
Against :
I Swati Rathore B.Sc. Semester IV
II Radhika Mandiratta BA Semester IV
Dr. Raakhi Gupta
Rector & Registrar