STUDENT COUNSELLING COMMITE
The Student Counseling Committee (SCC) is established to support the emotional, psychological, and academic wel-being of students. The committee is responsible for providing mentorship, guidance, and
personal support to students, assisting them in navigating academic pressures and personal challenges. The committee aims to foster a healthy, balanced environment for students to thrive academically and personally.
Functions of the Student Counselling Committee
1. Mentoring and Guidance
Provide academic counselling to students to help them meet their academic goals.
Offer personal guidance to students dealing with stress, mental health issues, or personal concerns.
2. Address Student Concerns
The committee serves as a confidential platform for students to voice their concerns and seek guidance.
3. Monitoring and Reporting
Monitor the progress of students receiving counselling and ensure follow-up support.
Prepare and maintain reports on the counselling sessions, ensuring students' issues are documented and addressed.
4. Collaboration with Other Committees
Work with the Anti-Ragging Committee, Disciplinary Committee, and Other Student Welfare Bodies to ensure a holistic approach to student welfare.
Counselling Procedure
Students can request counselling sessions either by submitting a formal request to the committee or through the Mentor-Mentee System.
The confidentiality of student concerns is maintained throughout the process.The committee ensures that each student receives the necessary guidance, and action plans are created as needed.
Frequency of Meetings
The SCC meets atleast once every semester to discuss the progress of counselling sessions and to review any emerging student concerns.