ABOUT THE COMMITTEE
The Student Council serves as the cornerstone of student engagement and representation in the institution. It is an organized body comprising elected representatives from various classes, including key positions such as President, Vice-President, and Class Representatives. The Council functions as a bridge between the student community and the administration, fostering an environment of inclusivity, collaboration, and mutual respect. Through its initiatives, the Council ensures that students’ voices are heard and their concerns are addressed effectively, promoting a holistic educational experience.
The committee also includes faculty advisors(mentors), deans, and the student counselor, who provide guidance, support, and ensure alignment with institutional policies and goals. This diverse composition fosters balanced decision-making and enhances the effectiveness of the Council.
RULES & RESPONSIBILITIES
General Rules:
Members must follow the institution’s code of conduct and values.
Attend all Council meetings regularly.
Ensure decisions are democratic and transparent.
Maintain confidentiality of sensitive discussions.
Actively participate in Council events and initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
President: Leads meetings, represents students to administration, and addresses grievances.
Vice President: Supports the President, ensures coordination, and handles communication.
Class Representatives: Act as links between their classes and the Council, convey feedback, and promote participation.
Faculty Advisors, Deans, and Student Counselor: Provide mentorship, ensure the Council’s activities align with institutional goals, and assist in resolving complex issues.
PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
Purpose: The primary purpose of the Student Council is to empower students by providing them with a platform to voice their opinions, participate in decision-making processes, and contribute meaningfully to the institution’s growth and culture. The Council aims to create a dynamic and engaging environment that nurtures leadership, teamwork, and innovation among students.
Objectives:
Enhance Communication: Serve as a channel for effective communication between students and faculty/administration.
Promote Welfare: Organize welfare programs and initiatives addressing academic, social, and personal needs of students.
Foster Leadership: Develop leadership skills among students through active participation in Council activities.
Encourage Collaboration: Promote teamwork and unity by organizing inter-departmental and inter-collegiate events.
Support Academic Excellence: Provide platforms and opportunities for students to showcase their talents and excel academically.
Strengthen Community Engagement: Encourage social responsibility by initiating outreach programs and community service activities.
The Grievance Redressal mechanism ensures that students have a transparent and efficient process to voice their concerns and seek resolutions. This committee is accessible through the institution’s official website and operates in coordination with the Student Council. Key responsibilities include:
Addressing student grievances related to academic, administrative, and personal matters.
Ensuring timely investigation and resolution of issues.
Maintaining confidentiality and impartiality during the grievance handling process.
Collaborating with relevant departments to implement effective solutions.
Providing feedback and updates to students on the status of their complaints.
Collecting and processing all grievance data to materialize actionable insights, ensuring benefits to both students and the institution.
By integrating the Grievance Redressal Committee into the Council’s framework, the institution reaffirms its commitment to a supportive and student-centric environment.
By adhering to its principles and objectives, the Student Council strives to enhance the overall student experience and contribute to the institution’s vibrant culture.
Composition:
|
Name |
Designation |
Responsibility |
|
|
1 |
Arvindhan. G, |
III Year, IT |
President |
|
2 |
Harini. P, |
III Year, ECE |
Vice President |
|
3 |
Pavithra Raju. A, |
III Year, CSE |
Secretary |
|
4 |
Dhanashree. T.D, |
III Year, BIOTECH |
Joint Secretary |
|
Kamesh. K |
II Year, ECE |
Sports Secretary |
|
|
6 |
Charan B (VH 11911) |
II - AIDS : A |
Cultural Secretary |
|
7 |
Daarmick S S (VH 13227) |
I - ECE : A |
Member |
|
8 |
Harini P (VH 13248) |
I - ECE : A |
Member |
|
9 |
Viswa Selvam V L (VH 13322) |
I - ECE : B |
Member |
|
10 |
Sibi Praveena A (VH 13301) |
I - ECE : B |
Member |
|
11 |
Hari Annamalai K (VH 12496) |
II - ECE : A |
Member |
|
11 |
Harsini N S (VH 12502) |
II - ECE : A |
Member |
|
12 |
Prabanjan.A (VH 12535) |
II - ECE : B |
Member |
|
13 |
Sri Harini M (VH 12564) |
II - ECE : B |
Member |
|
14 |
Darwin A (VH 11179) |
III - ECE : A |
Member |
|
15 |
Madhumitha S (VH 11215) |
III - ECE : A |
Member |
|
16 |
Ranjith R (VH 11244) |
III - ECE : B |
Member |
|
17 |
Priya P (VH 11235) |
III - ECE : B |
Member |
|
18 |
Naveen S (VH 13580) |
I - CIVIL |
Member |
|
19 |
Paul Theophilus T (VH 12202) |
II - CIVIL |
Member |
|
20 |
Amala Kliyaks Nickson (VH 11404) |
III - CIVIL |
Member |
|
21 |
Arun Mani Jeeva Sivakumar (VH 13150) |
I - AI&ML |
Member |
|
22 |
Jakkampudi Yashaswini (VH 13165) |
I - AI&ML |
Member |
|
23 |
Kanishkka R (VH 12250) |
II - AI&ML |
Member |
|
24 |
Praveen J A (VH 12260) |
II - AI&ML |
Member |
|
25 |
Anuragh S P (VH 13449) |
I - MECH |
Member |
|
26 |
Ranjith M (VH 13480) |
I - MECH |
Member |
|
27 |
Joyal Jefferson P (VH 12591) |
II - MECH |
Member |
|
28 |
Siddharthan N (VH 12606) |
II - MECH |
Member |
|
29 |
Aadhish Kumar.S (VH 11103) |
III - MECH |
Member |
|
30 |
Gowtham K (VH 11824) |
III - MECH |
Member |
|
31 |
Janganathan M (VH 13400) |
I - CHEM |
Member |
|
32 |
Saran J (VH 12158) |
II - CHEM |
Member |
|
33 |
Thyakarajan A R (VH 11503) |
III - CHEM |
Member |
|
34 |
Ishall S (VH 12934) |
I - AIDS : A |
Member |
|
35 |
Darthi D (VH 12919) |
I - AIDS : A |
Member |
|
36 |
Sandhiya A (VH 12985) |
I - AIDS : B |
Member |
|
37 |
Shyam Sundar R (VH 13000) |
I - AIDS : B |
Member |
|
38 |
Geetha Priya (VH 11927) |
II - AIDS : A |
Member |
|
39 |
Yogesh K (VH 12007) |
II - AIDS : B |
Member |
|
40 |
Vedasamhita P (VH 11997) |
II - AIDS : B |
Member |
|
41 |
Shobana Shri J (VH 11633) |
III - AIDS |
Member |
|
42 |
Darsan S (VH 11593) |
III - AIDS |
Member |
|
43 |
Amretha K A (VH 12738) |
I - CSE : A |
Member |
|
44 |
Arun R (VH 12741) |
I - CSE : A |
Member |
|
45 |
Nihitha (VH 12833) |
I - CSE : B |
Member |
|
46 |
Mohammed Shaameer (VH 12817) |
I - CSE : B |
Member |
|
47 |
Prathish (VH 12843) |
I - CSE : C |
Member |
|
48 |
Swathi (VH 12886) |
I - CSE : C |
Member |
|
49 |
Banumathi B S (VH 12306) |
II - CSE : A |
Member |
|
50 |
Hariprasath M (VH 12333) |
II - CSE : A |
Member |
|
51 |
Hiri Karan M (VH 12342) |
II - CSE : B |
Member |
|
52 |
Malavika R (VH 12368) |
II - CSE : B |
Member |
|
53 |
S.Sabarinathan (VH 12404) |
II - CSE : C |
Member |
|
54 |
S.Tamizharasi (VH 12432) |
II - CSE : C |
Member |
|
55 |
Gowtham Kumar M K (VH 11320) |
III - CSE : A |
Member |
|
56 |
Premkumar S (VH 11366) |
III - CSE : B |
Member |
|
57 |
Varshamalya B (VH 11399) |
III - CSE : B |
Member |
|
58 |
Bala Subramanian. V (VH 13036) |
I - IT : A |
Member |
|
59 |
Kaviya (VH 13071) |
I - IT : A |
Member |
|
60 |
Muhammad Haamid. M.J (VH 13085) |
I - IT : B |
Member |
|
61 |
Sivaarthi G (VH 13128) |
I - IT : B |
Member |
|
62 |
Anou Zecharia. W.B (VH 12023) |
II - IT : A |
Member |
|
63 |
Biruntha R (VH 12032) |
II - IT : A |
Member |
|
64 |
Shiji Govin P (VH 12110) |
II - IT : B |
Member |
|
65 |
Monika S (VH 12078) |
II - IT : B |
Member |
|
66 |
Mohammed Hasif. M.H (VH 11553) |
III - IT |
Member |
|
67 |
Eniya (VH 13328) |
I - BIOTECH |
Member |
|
68 |
Sri Kanth R (VH 13359) |
I - BIOTECH |
Member |
|
69 |
Veera Rahul V (VH 11882) |
II - BIOTECH |
Member |
|
70 |
Deshwini P (VH 11838) |
II - BIOTECH |
Member |
|
71 |
Sabari Muthu Kumaran R (VH 11681) |
III - BIOTECH |
Member |
|
72 |
Sangamithra S (VH 11684) |
III - BIOTECH |
Member |
|
73 |
Tamil Mani M (VHM1055) |
I - MBA |
Member |
|
74 |
Sona S (VHM1050) |
I - MBA |
Member |
|
75 |
Deepak S (VH11003) |
IV - ECE : A |
Member |
|
76 |
Girinandanaa G (VH10958) |
IV - ECE : A |
Member |
|
77 |
Sanjay V (VH10985) |
IV - ECE : B |
Member |
|
78 |
Revathi G (VH10965) |
IV - ECE : B |
Member |
|
79 |
Anwer Rihaan H (VH10820) |
IV - CIVIL : Nil |
Member |
|
80 |
Shylesh (VH11094) |
IV - MECH : Nil |
Member |
|
81 |
R Naveen Kumar (VH10795) |
IV - CHEMICAL : Nil |
Member |
|
82 |
S.Ashwin (VH10714) |
IV - AI&DS : Nil |
Member |
|
83 |
Balaji G (VH10911) |
IV - CSE : A |
Member |
|
84 |
Keerthika R (VH10937) |
IV - CSE : A |
Member |
|
85 |
Sarang S Babu (VH10935) |
IV - CSE : B |
Member |
|
86 |
Yamini A (VH10941) |
IV - CSE : B |
Member |
|
87 |
Gugan S (VH10774) |
IV - IT : A |
Member |
|
88 |
Aarthi Sree G (VH 10682) |
IV - BIOTECH : A |
Member |
|
89 |
Vasanth (VH10661) |
IV - BIOTECH : A |
Member |
|
90 |
Sivaprakasam K (VHM988) |
II - MBA : NIL |
Member |
|
91 |
Nanthini A (VHM966) |
II - MBA : NIL |
Member |
|
92 |
Dr. M. Gopinath |
Associate Professor |
Faculty In-charge |
Tenure of the members: One Year
Frequency of the meeting: Yearly twice
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