Notre Dame Science Club

Notre Dame Science Club is rated 3 out of 5 in the category higher education. Read and write reviews about Notre Dame Science Club. Notre Dame Science Club (NDSC), the first science club of Indian sub-continent and a compelling part of Notre Dame College's proud history, started its journey on 18th September, 1955 A.D. Founded by “The Magsaysay” award winner, eminent biologist and former principal Fr. Richard William Timm, C.S.C., NDSC has been spreading the light of science and awareness among the youth with the motto "Science In Human Welfare"​. ‘Science In Human Welfare’ holding this noble motto, the eminent scientist Fr.R.W. Timm C.S.C, inaugurated the flag of NDSC. Being the oldest and the most renowned science club, NDSC has a long tradition of encouraging its followers to discover their latent zeal for science. NDSC gives the necessary guidelines and it's the pathfinder in [spreading] scientific awareness among the pupils.Science, with its own enigma, is expected to enlighten the heart of the students, being led by this glorious church of knowledge. We do culture the science and ignite the quest to know the unknown, touch the untouched and see the unseen. For the last few decades, NDSC has turned into the most prominent institution to organize numerous science fairs, the ultimate platform which facilitates the demonstration of the science projects by the students. These fairs have inspired the students to a great extent to nourish their interest and quench the thirst to show their excellences. Besides, the various Olympiads and competitions have also brought the very best of the pupils and have provided the momentum to research for advanced knowledge, other than the plain bookish knowledge. Besides, every year, distinguished members of Notre Dame Science Club participate in international science fairs organized in various countries and brings testimony to the institution. Notre Dame Science Club has earned profound respect in the international arena, by the meritorious performance of its fellows.