The 1 MIZO Battalion NCC hosted its annual sports on March 28-29, 2025.  Events on the first day were held at the 3rd MAP playground, while the second day's competitions took place at the GAC ground, Mualpui.

The GSC NCC Army Wing performed admirably, securing the overall runner-up position.  JUO Rualthankhumi excelled, winning gold medals in both the 100m and 200m races. Cadet Rosangkimi won gold in the Sack Race.  The Senior Division Volleyball team also achieved victory, earning a gold medal.

Cadet Lalrosangzuala earned silver medals in the 200m race and the Sack Race. The Senior Wing Volleyball team also performed well, winning a silver medal. Cadet Saplianmawii won a bronze medal in the Spoon Race.

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Following her remarkable success in the State Youth Parliament Declamation Contest, our student Maria Zomuanpuii had the esteemed privilege of attending a specialized training session organized by the Mizoram Youth Commission on 27th March 2025. This session was designed to nurture and empower young leaders by providing them with valuable insights into public speaking, leadership skills, and effective communication

Government Serchhip College Team presented their "Project New Horizon" at the Chief Minister's Bana Kaih Innovation Challenge on March 27, 2025, at Vanapa Hall, Aizawl. Their project is based in Khawbel village. The Bana Kaih (Handholding) Scheme is a flagship initiative of the Mizoram Government aimed at fostering economic growth and self-sufficiency. GSC is honored to participate in this local immersion programme designed for higher education institutes called "HEI Sustainabilty Pitch For Progress". The GSC team members are:
Caroline Lalhruaitluangi VI Semester English
Laldawngliani IV Semester Mathematics
Vanlalmawipuii II Semester History
Aldrin Lalnunpuia II Semester English
Jonathan Malsawmsanga II Semester Political Science
Joseph Malsawmzuala II Semester Political Science
Ngurnunpuia Sailo VI Semester English
Vansangpuii IV Semester Botany
Lalchhandami VI Semester English and teachers incharge viz. Dr. Lalhmangaihzela, Vanlalsanga, Zairemmawii and Vanlalhruaizeli.

The Northeast Youth Festival 2025, held from March 17th to 20th in Gangtok, Sikkim, was a great opportunity for students to engage in cultural exchange, leadership activities, and skill development. It brought together young talents from across the northeastern states of India, promoting unity and collaboration through various events and interactions.

Five students from Govt. Serchhip College attended the festival. Two students Lalfakawmi 4th Semester BA and Nancy Lalruatkimi 4th Semester BA participated in Yuva Kriti, where they showcased indigenous artistry, while the other three K. Lalnunhlima 6th Semester Dept of Chemistry, Job Lalremdika 6th Semester 
Dept of Chemistry and Chandonmoni Kaipeng 6th Semester Dept of Chemistry participated as NYK volunteers, actively contributing to different youth-driven initiatives and leadership programs. The festival featured workshops, panel discussions, cultural performances, and interactive sessions that allowed participants to learn, share, and grow in a vibrant atmosphere.

The students had the opportunity to witness diverse cultural performances that celebrated the rich heritage of Northeast India. The Yuva Kriti exhibition provided a platform for young artisans to display their traditional and contemporary crafts, while the NYK volunteers engaged in community-driven projects and leadership activities. Beyond the festival, the students also had the chance to explore the beautiful city of Gangtok and experience its local culture. A visit to the snow-covered Nathula route made the journey even more memorable, adding to the overall enriching experience.

Attending the Northeast Youth Festival was a valuable learning experience, offering exposure to new ideas, cultural diversity, and personal growth. It allowed students to showcase their skills, gain insights into leadership and social responsibility, and build meaningful connections with peers from across the region. This festival served as a reminder of the importance of youth in shaping a better future through collaboration and cultural appreciation.