ARPAN, the social club of the Institute was founded in 2009. The council evolved over the years taking tiny steps to become an instrument of social change. Today ARPAN consists of hundreds of devoted volunteers who care enough to believe they can make the world a better place. ARPAN volunteers work tirelessly to improve the lives of the under privileged section of the society.

The greatest barrier to development is illiteracy, thus the prime objective is to encourage young children towards education. Many volunteers visit the nearby areas for the Gyan Arpan Teaching Centres. The volunteers also prepare the students for admission in the Navodaya Vidyalaya and other prestigious government schools. Regular examinations are held at the centre and the meritorious candidates are rewarded. Apart from this, free stationery and books are also provided to all the students.

On Republic Day, every year ARPAN organizes a science fair, and many students from the nearby schools attend the event. The students of the Institute put up various science models highlighting the basics of science and its utility in our day-to-day lives.

The smile on the faces of children brings sheer happiness and satisfaction. This has inspired ARPAN to celebrate all the festivals amidst these children. The glow on their faces reflecting the light of the Diya on Diwali; the innocent joy of chasing the colourful kites on Makar-Sankranti; faces beaming with patriotism while singing the national anthem on Independence Day- are some instances which bring ARPAN and young children closer and make these festivals special.