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As part of the organised a special lecture on “Competitive Examination Preparation: Smart Strategies for Success” on Tuesday, 22nd September 2026, at 11:00 a.m. The session was delivered by Mr K. Lalramnghaka, Lecturer, SCERT, who provided practical guidance on syllabus planning, time management, effective study techniques, answer writing, and maintaining motivation and composure during examination preparation.

The lecture was followed by an interactive question-and-answer session, allowing students to seek clarification and receive practical advice based on the speaker’s experience. The programme was particularly beneficial for students preparing for civil services, teaching examinations, and other government competitive examinations, reflecting the Department’s commitment to supporting students’ academic and professional development.

An ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Training Programme for the students of Mizoram Christian College was organised by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) on 20th September 2026 at the Synod Multipurpose Hall. The programme aimed to familiarise students with the newly introduced ERP system and provide them with the necessary guidance for its effective use.

The programme was chaired by Mr Vanlalpeka, Coordinator, IQAC, who delivered a brief introduction to the ERP system and highlighted its importance in streamlining the academic and administrative processes of the College.

The technical training was conducted by Mr Jacob Lalmalsawma Sailo from HEREUS, who provided a practical demonstration of the ERP platform. Students were guided through the procedures for accessing the system, creating and managing their profiles, navigating the platform, and utilising its various features and services.

The programme provided students with essential knowledge and practical guidance for the effective use of the ERP system and marked an important step towards strengthening digitalisation and improving institutional efficiency at Mizoram Christian College.

On 18th of September, 2026, five students from the Department of English participated in Translation Workshop conducted by Mizoram Youth Commission (MYC) at SCERT. The workshop was held for the ‘Promotion of Reading Culture among Mizo Youth’.

Mizoram Christian College observed its Annual Sports Week from 14th to 18th September, 2026.

The opening ceremony was held at YRC, Falkland, where Principal Dr. Tawnenga and Chief Guest Pu S Malsawmtluanga (Footballer) unveiled the Sports Week Banner, marking the inauguration of Sports Week 2026.

In his address, Principal Dr. Tawnenga stressed the importance of self-discipline. Chief Guest Pu S Malsawmtluanga (also known as Mama) emphasized the importance of healthy lifestyle. He challenged the students to abstain from tobacco products and intoxicants, and spoke on the importance of discipline and punctuality. All the House Leaders took an oath under their respective house flag.

The events during the week ranged from indoor to outdoor sports including music and beauty pagent.

The events were held as follows:

- Day 1: YRC, Falkland

- Day 2: Electric Veng Community Hall

- Day 3: Electric Veng Community Hall

- Day 4: Hlimen Playground

- Day 5: Vaivakawn Auditorium cum Cultural Hall

Mizoram Christian College (MCC), under the initiative of its Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), observed Green Commute Day on 10^th September 2026. The Green Commute Day is one of the College’s best practice initiatives promoting environmental sustainability, healthy lifestyles, and eco-friendly commuting.

Through this initiative, the College seeks to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from private vehicle use, promote physical and mental well-being, raise awareness of sustainable transportation and reduce traffic congestion. More broadly, it aims to foster environmental stewardship and collective responsibility within the College and the community. The initiative further aligns with the objectives of key Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being), SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) and SDG 13 (Climate Action).

Four starting points—Chanmari, Israel Point, Temple, and Synod Office—were designated, from where students and faculty members walked approximately 7 kms to the College. Participants carried posters to raise awareness for environmental sustainability, reduction of air pollution and traffic congestion, and the physical and mental health benefits of walking. As part of the initiative, 163 vehicles normally used for commuting, in addition to the College Bus, were kept off the road, resulting in an estimated reduction of 1,862 kms in vehicle travel and savings of approximately Rs. 5,850 in diesel and petrol costs, demonstrating the College’s contribution to both environmental sustainability and resource conservation.

The best practice initiative successfully promoted sustainable commuting, environmental responsibility, and healthy lifestyles while encouraging the community to contribute collectively towards a greener and healthier future.