IBIT has established a Blood Donors Society for helping people in need of blood. Students as well as faculty members volunteer to donate blood to meet emergency situations. Information is collected at the time of submission of forms. Please visit us at our website: (www.ibitpu.edu/bloodsociety) for current and up to date rules & regulations.

Another salient feature at IBIT is the Student’s Executive Committee (SEC). Brilliant minds from all batches constitutes the executive members of the SEC. SEC is further divided into different sub-committees that deal with different areas like public relations, industrial liaison, functions, sports and IBIT journal & newsletter. SEC provides an excellent opportunity for the students to enhance their skills in their relevant area of interest. It also serves as a forum where the administration and students interact frequently to discuss matters of mutual interest.

The Forum for Recreational Sports provides a diverse offering of recreational and leisure experiences for students, faculty and staff. More than six activities in competitive and recreational area steam, individual and co-recreational are scheduled throughout the year. Students have been grouped in different houses.
The Club for Recreational Sports consists of following areas:

• Students are welcome to drop by the Program Coordinator’s Office for Informal Registration and create their own club or sports society. They may choose from a variety of activities such as, badminton, basketball, table tennis, indoor track, volleyball, weight rooms, cardiovascular machines, jogging trails, locker/shower facilities and lounges. Students are able to access the University of the Punjab facilities with a valid IBIT student card.
• Inter house Sports provides opportunities for participation in recreational and competitive activities. Divisions for men, women, and co-recreational teams are offered in team activities and in many individual dual sports. Activities include scrabble, table tennis, billiards and many more.
• The Sports Club program serves individual interests in different sports. Some students represent University of the Punjab in intercollegiate competition and/or conduct activities such as practice and instruction. Membership guidelines vary. Some of the current clubs include men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s volleyball, cycling, martial arts, and lacrosse.