NeuraCET is CET's Applied AI club — where students stop learning about AI and start building with it.
NeuraCET is more than a coding club—it's an applied AI movement at CET. We build agents, ship real-world projects, and transform students from everyday prompt users into skilled AI engineers.
A manifesto for students who want to build, publish, collaborate, and solve real problems.
To help CET students move from passive AI users to active AI builders through hands-on projects, workshops, research, open-source contribution, and real-world problem solving, with an eventual goal of training a campus assistant on CET's NVIDIA A100 HPC.
To make NeuraCET the central AI innovation community of CET, where students from every branch can learn, build, publish, collaborate, and create AI systems that solve meaningful problems.
Each sub-team gives the club a focused way to build, communicate, and grow.
We ship. LangChain, agents, open-source contributions.
Campus Ambassador programs, events, community growth.
Visual identity that makes AI feel human.
Blogs, threads, and AI explainers that don't suck.
A practical path from curiosity to real AI systems.
Learn AI/ML fundamentals and build basic apps and webpages using AI tools.
Build AI agents, compete in hackathons, and ship AI software to solve real-world problems.
Learn advanced AI/ML, LLM fine-tuning, and build CET's very own AI assistant.
Small, practical tools from the NeuraCET builder pipeline.
A leaf image analysis tool that identifies what type of leaf it is and surfaces useful details from the image.
A habit tracker for daily water intake, quick adds, goals, and streaks.
An entertainment-first resume roaster that critiques uploads with sharp AI feedback.
A simple utility that generates a QR code for any webpage link.
An AI vehicle diagnostic desk that points out likely problems and estimates the repair cost.
"The best way to understand AI is to build something real with it."
Members are listed equally under the sub-team they work with.
Short answers for students wondering where they fit in the NeuraCET system.
Join if you want to move beyond tutorials and actually build AI projects, agents, tools, and research-backed prototypes with a serious student community.
Any CET student who is curious about AI, regardless of branch or year.
No. Prior knowledge helps, but it is not required. The club is designed to help beginners grow into builders through guided learning and hands-on work.
No. AI needs builders, designers, writers, researchers, organisers, and problem-solvers from every branch.
Members will learn AI/ML concepts, build projects, attend workshops, contribute to open source, join hackathons, publish content, and collaborate on real-world solutions.
Yes. The club will run build nights, workshops, prototype sessions, hackathon teams, and project showcases.
Yes. First-year students are welcome, especially if they are curious and willing to learn.
Use the Join section or application link provided on the website.