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IAAS Student Branch

Tula’s Institute is proud to host the International Association of Students in Agricultural and Related Sciences (IAAS) chapter on its campus. IAAS is a global student organization that aims to connect and empower students interested in agricultural and related sciences from around the world.

The Tula’s IAAS chapter at Tula’s Institute provides a platform for students to engage in activities that promote knowledge exchange, skill development, and networking opportunities in the field of agriculture and related sciences. The chapter organizes a wide range of events, workshops, seminars, and competitions that cater to the interests and professional development of its members.

Some key objectives and activities of the Tula’s IAAS chapter at Tula’s Institute include:

IAAS Student Branch


  • Knowledge Sharing: The chapter facilitates the exchange of knowledge and experiences among students through various activities such as lectures, panel discussions, and study tours. It encourages students to share their research findings, insights, and innovative ideas in the field of agriculture and related sciences.

  • Skill Development: The Tula’s IAAS chapter organizes workshops, training programs, and hands-on sessions to enhance the technical and practical skills of its members. These activities may cover areas such as sustainable agriculture practices, agribusiness management, food security, and rural development.

  • International Cooperation: Tula’s IAAS promotes international collaboration and understanding by fostering connections with students and organizations from different countries. The chapter at Tula’s Institute actively participates in IAAS events, conferences, and exchange programs, providing students with opportunities to interact with their counterparts globally.

  • Community Outreach: The Tula’s IAAS chapter engages in community-oriented initiatives that address agricultural challenges and contribute to sustainable development. This may involve organizing awareness campaigns, field visits to rural areas, and implementing small-scale projects focused on agricultural education, conservation, or livelihood improvement.

  • Leadership and Personal Development: The Tula’s IAAS chapter offers opportunities for students to develop leadership and organizational skills by taking active roles in managing and organizing chapter activities. It encourages members to develop their abilities in teamwork, communication, project management, and other essential skills for personal growth.

Through its IAAS chapter, Tula’s Institute promotes a global perspective in the field of agricultural and related sciences. The chapter serves as a platform for students to broaden their horizons, exchange ideas, and contribute to the sustainable development of the agriculture sector. It fosters a sense of community and provides students with valuable experiences and connections that can shape their future careers in the agricultural industry.
SNo.Event TitleEvent DateEvent Category
1DRISHTI 2020 (Themed as: Agriculture through my eyes - a national level agricultural photography contest)25th April 2020Social
2Workshop on research proposal and paper writing by Dr. Divya Yadav11th May 2020Professional
3AGTECH (Online webinar)22nd May 2020Academic & Professional
4Locusp22nd June 2020Academic
5I can grow my own: An initiative by IAAS India16th July 2020Socialist
6Youth talk: on International Youth Day12th August 2020Socialist
7National Congress 2020 themed 'Empowering Agriculture through Strengthen Leadership'31st October to 8th November 2020Professional
8Wild-o-wid quiz competition collaboration with IFSA LC FRI3rd-4th October 2020Academic & Professional
9Tales of Migration collaboration with IFSA LC FRI5th October 2020Academic
10Effective utilisation of agriculture biomass: challenges and opportunities1st November 2020Academic
11Webinar on wildlife conservation1st November 2020Socialist
12Roles of cooperative and FPO's in Indian agriculture1st November 2020Professional
13Community building and leadership in biodiversity conservation2nd November 2020Socialist
14Agriculture: career and opportunities3rd November 2020Academic
15Webinar on sustainable development goals4th November 2020Academic
16DRISHTI 202127th February 2021Socialist
17Agronomy and agronomist: in the havoc of COVID-19 pandemic13th June 2021Professional
18IAAS India Leadership Development ProgramApril - November 2021Socialist
19Workshop on application of remote sensing in agriculture25th July 2021Academic
20Youth talk 202112th August 2021Socialist
21National Congress 202115th to 21st November 2021Socialist
22The Rice grain: a humble yet mighty food grain18th November 2021Researcher & Scientific
23Climate action and agri-food system transformation19th November 2021Academic
24Training on partnership building20th November 2021Professional
25Aasha: book donation camp26th March 2022Socialist
26World fruit day1st July 2022Academic
27IAAS India Leadership Development Program Part 2September - December 2022Professional
28Essay writing competition on the occasion of Ozone Day16th September 2022Academic
29National Congress 202220th-24th November 2022Socialist
30Seminar: Natural farming, need of an hour by Dr. Anita Chauhan21st November 2022Professional
31Career opportunities for agricultural science students in the field of agriculture24th November 2022Professional & Academic
32Connecting world through Indian agriculture24th November 2022Academic
33World Soil Day celebration and two days workshop5th-6th December 2022Professional & Academic
34Workshop on wetlands29th May 2023Professional
35International scientific conference on millets3rd-5th July 2023Professional