Student Counsellor

The Student Counselling Committee aims to address day-to-day concerns related to academics and routine activities among students. Counselling is a process designed to promote students’ personal well-being by offering support and guidance through trained counsellors, thereby contributing to a healthy mind and body.

To help students navigate emotional and psychological challenges, the college has established a Counselling Committee on campus. This initiative is led by a trained team of faculty members serving as counsellors.

The committee encourages students to gain a better understanding of themselves and the issues they face. It offers guidance to help them overcome various challenges whether personal, emotional, social, familial, peer-related or academic. Counselling may be provided individually or in groups, and it focuses on helping students achieve academic success, social and personal growth, career development, and the enhancement of interpersonal and communication skills.

The overall goal of counselling is to encourage positive behavioural changes, improve the student’s ability to form and maintain healthy social relationships, support sound decision-making, and help students realize their potential while effectively coping with the challenges they face.

OBJECTIVES

• To help students resolve their personal, educational, social, and psychological issues
• To create awareness about mental health related concerns among students
• To encourage and motivate faculty members to actively participate in counselling activities
• To provide a support system for students to address major academic related challenges
• To initiate proactive measures for resolving students’ concerns effectively
• To analyse student grievances and take corrective action in coordination with the appropriate authorities
• To regularly collect suggestions from students for continuous improvement

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Provide individual counselling sessions to help students resolve personal issues.
2. Organise training programs on counselling skills for faculty and student.
3. Conduct seminars for students on mental health, addiction, and related issues.
4. Inform parents in cases of significant psychological or behavioural concerns exhibited by the student.
5. Encourage students to regularly meet with the Counselling Committee to share suggestions and grievances.

• Students may explain their problems to the Counselling Committee as and when needed.
• The committee interacts with students to understand the nature of their concerns.
• Any grievance identified is recorded in a register and appropriately addressed.

6. The Student Counselling Committee will review each grievance and recommend suitable actions to be taken at the institutional level for resolution.
7. Students may approach any committee member for academic or non-academic concerns.

List of Members:

Minutes of Meeting  

2024 – 2025

2023 – 2024