NSS was found in 1969 with an aim to develop social responsibilities among youth. The National Service Scheme was started to establish a meaningful linkage between the campus and the community. Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the nation, had recognized that the country could not progress in a desired direction until the student youth were motivated to work for the upliftment of the community. For Gandhiji the villages, where majority of the population lived, represent the country i.e. India. Therefore, for the national reconstruction and national resurgence it was deemed fit that the students and teachers should be properly sensitized and utilized for strengthening the Indian society as a whole with particular emphasis on rural community. Therefore, student youth, teachers and the community are considered the three basic components of the National Service Scheme.
| Unit 141 | Naveen R D |
| Unit 257 | Hareesh K |
| Unit 265 | Roshindas M P |
| Unit 141 | Yadukrishna |
| Anagha | |
| Unit 257 | Haridev |
| Anjali | |
| Unit 265 | Sourav Jeevan |
| Charulatha |
GCEK has 3 NSS units (Unit No.141, 257 & 265). Each unit has an intake of 50 volunteers, making a total of 300 volunteers from second and third years. Naveen R.D, Hareesh K, Roshindas M.P are programme officers of each units respectievely.
NSS GCEK undertook many regular programmes like Note writing, Independence day celebrations, Flood relief activities, Surveys, Teachers day, Paperbag preparation ,Sneha sadhya, Cleaning, Theruvunadakam etc. NSS volunteers wrote more than 100 notes to help flood affected people. Independence day was celebrated to convey the message of patriotism among the students.Rice, pulses, clothes etc were collected to help the flood affected people. Surveys on sunburn awareness and electricity consumption were also conducted. Teachers day was celebrated to reward and appreciate their valuable efforts of teaching. Paperbags were prepared to reduce the use of plastic bags and to become more eco-friendly. Snehasadhya to help the homeless and hungry in and around the districts of Kannur. Cleaning to remove plastics and wastes in and around the college. Theruvunadakam highlighting the effects and conditions of leprosy.
NSSGCEK has conducted many punarjani camps held at Pazhayangadi Taluk hospital, Mayyil CHC, Kannur district hospital, Women and child hospital Parassinikadavu. NSS GCEK has conducted special camps at Morazha, Parassinikadavu and involved in many activities in the proposed area.
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