Meet the founding Executive Committee
Seven positions, six student office-bearers and one faculty mentor — here is who leads the club in its first term.
Jenisha Basnet
Public Relations / Communication Officer · 13 September 2026 · 3 min read
The Executive Committee Formation Document records the initial Executive Committee of the Tech & AI Innovation Club, certified by the President and the Faculty Advisor / Mentor on 13 September 2026.
- President — Bikash Kadayat (BSc CSIT, 2nd Semester)
- Vice President — Sadikshya Rijal (BSc CSIT, 4th Semester)
- Secretary — Sambridhi Subedi (BSc CSIT, 2nd Semester)
- IT / Technical Coordinator — Nirmal B.K (BSc CSIT, 2nd Semester)
- Event / Program Coordinator — Sanjita Shrestha (BSc CSIT, 2nd Semester)
- Public Relations / Communication Officer — Jenisha Basnet (BCA, 2nd Semester)
- Faculty Advisor / Mentor — Suman Karki (Faculty)
How the committee works
Under Article 12 of the Constitution, the term of office is two academic years, renewable for one additional term through re-selection / re-election, subject to college policy. Subsequent committees are selected by active members through nomination followed by a vote, overseen by the Faculty Advisor and cleared by the college administration.
The Faculty Advisor / Mentor is appointed by, or with the approval of, the college administration and is not elected by members. The advisor is the primary link between the student body and the administration.
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