Amity University has several clubs that are seemingly run by the student committee. The cultural and sports club are two out of many others. In addition, Amity School of Languages has instituted its own “Amity Literacy Club”, also known as, “Parikalp.” Students usually run the literacy club and also conduct various thought-provoking events mainly in the campus area itself.

• The club has more than 100 members and often sees whopping participation during events every year.
• In fact, students often introduce new themes to conduct debates, storytellings, poetry competitions, and more to help better the event.
• Recently, the club has begun connecting with other channels to introduce open mics into the campus to help students showcase their talent.
• In a nutshell, the club basically works threefold. This means, it usually operates in English, Hindi, and oftentimes, in French as well, depending on the particular group.
• All the activities and the basics of any arrangement only take place following the guidance and approval of the entire language department professors.

Adding to that, the club members also handle an Instagram page of “Parikalp”, as well as write blogs when and where necessary. For the most part, this club has generally seen a huge rate of participation from rather every single department. It largely helps students with their learning procedure and also assists them with their future performance.