BPD organizes a Blood Donation Campaign every year in which more than 200 students and faculty participate. This year the campaign was specially held for children suffering from Thalassemia, in association with the Al Wasl Hospital. The Department of Health and Medical Services, Government of UAE has recognized and certified the efforts of BITS, Pilani-Dubai in arranging, co-ordinating and donating blood on such a large scale.
Contributing to the environment's well-being through environmental protection and also creating necessary awareness, rests with today's youth and the students of BITS, Pilani-Dubai fully realize this. BITS, Pilani-Dubai actively encourages its students to participate in all environmental related activities and plays a pro-active role in environmental protection. BPD students also participate in the contests and activities organized by the Emirates Environmental Group where the students of BPD are invited to build and present strong cases on different contemporary issues and questions relating to environment. BITS, Pilani-Dubai has also won the Rolling Trophy at the Environmental Public Speaking Competition organized by the Emirates Environmental Group.
BPD also encourages its students to participate in the City Clean-up Campaigns regularly when a large number of students go and participate in this drive to keep the city clean. The Earth Day was celebrated on the campus when Tree plantations were carried out in the campus and competitions like Making of Paper Bags etc were held.
BITS, Pilani-Dubai participated in the stand-up drive in support of eradication of extreme poverty and took a pledge to act in harmony to eradicate poverty, disease and hunger. Students also participated in several community-based activities. Recently they performed a play at the Rajayoga Centre titled "Facing Challenges in Life". This was meant for general public and was aimed at motivating them and helping them in facing life on a more positive note.
The safe and disciplined ambience at BPD attracts parents to admit their wards, especially girls, in a big way. This has led to a steady increase in the percentage of girls among students admitted every year, which has risen from 22% in 2005 to 32% in 2008 admissions. Currently, girls constitute around 27% of the total student strength on campus.
BITS, Pilani-Dubai encourages students from all nationalities and religions, to seek admission at its campus. It particularly encourages the minority communities to seek education and develop the quality of their living.
Thus, BITS, Pilani-Dubai continuously strives to serve the society at large.
