Statutory Committees
The institution has constituted various statutory committees to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, promote transparency, and safeguard the interests of students, staff, and stakeholders. These committees function as per the norms of the governing bodies, affiliating universities, and regulatory authorities.
- Internal Complaint Committee
- Anti-Ragging Committee
- SC / ST / OBC Committee
- Women Development Cell
- Equal Opportunity Cell
- Divyang Cell
- Grievance Committee
The committee functions as a confidential and impartial body that receives complaints, conducts fair inquiries, recommends corrective or disciplinary actions, and undertakes awareness programs. Through its proactive role, the ICC helps foster a culture of dignity, equality, and mutual respect within the college community.
Composition
Name |
Designation |
|---|---|
Prof. Vidya Mohod |
Chairperson (Principal) |
Prof. Trupti Thakur |
Convener (Vice Principal) |
Prof. Swapnali Jadhav |
Member (HOD IT) |
Prof. Tirtha Malbari |
Member (HOD Biotechnology) |
Prof. Niraj Bharambe |
Member (HOD CS) |
The Committee is constituted in accordance with the guidelines of the University Grants Commission (UGC) to prevent, prohibit, and address incidents of ragging on campus. The committee is responsible for creating a safe and welcoming environment for newly admitted students by ensuring strict compliance with anti-ragging regulations.
The committee oversees the implementation of preventive measures, conducts awareness programs, monitors student behavior, and promptly investigates complaints of ragging. By enforcing disciplinary actions against offenders and promoting a culture of respect and inclusivity, the Anti-Ragging Committee plays a vital role in safeguarding students’ well-being and maintaining a healthy academic atmosphere.
Composition
Name |
Designation |
|---|---|
Prof. Vidya Mohod |
Convener |
Prof. Niraj Bharambe |
Member, Faculty Representative |
Prof. Trupti Thakur |
Member, Faculty Representative |
Prof. Pratibha Patil |
Member, Faculty Representative |
Dr. Swaranjali Gaikwad |
Member, NGO Representative (Chief Secretary at Medpure Social Welfare Foundation) |
The Committee is constituted to ensure the welfare, protection, and empowerment of students belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC), in accordance with the guidelines of the University Grants Commission (UGC) and Government of India.
The committee works to promote social justice, equal opportunity, and inclusive education by addressing grievances related to discrimination, harassment, or denial of rights. It also facilitates access to scholarships, financial assistance, academic support, and counseling services.
Composition
Name |
Designation |
|---|---|
Prof. Vidya Mohod |
Convener |
Mr. Sumed Jadhav |
Member, Non-Teaching Representative |
Prof. Trupti Thakur |
Member, Faculty Representative |
Prof. Vaishali Chandarana |
Member, Faculty Representative |
The cell is established to promote the overall development, safety, and empowerment of women students and staff on campus. The cell works towards creating an environment that ensures gender equality, respect, and equal opportunities in academic, social, and professional spheres.
It organizes awareness programs, workshops, seminars, and counseling sessions on issues such as women’s rights, health, career guidance, and self-defense.
Composition
Name |
Designation |
|---|---|
Prof. Vaishali Chandarana |
Convener |
Prof. Shweta Gund |
Member, Faculty Representative |
Prof. Nikita Bhoir |
Member, Faculty Representative |
Prof. Shivani Dhiman |
Member, Faculty Representative |
The cell is established as per UGC guidelines to ensure equity, inclusion, and equal access to educational opportunities for all students, especially those from socially and economically disadvantaged groups.
The cell aims to eliminate discrimination based on gender, caste, religion, disability, or socio-economic background by promoting a fair and inclusive campus environment. It provides guidance, counseling, academic support, and information on scholarships and welfare schemes to eligible students.
The EOC also organizes awareness programs, remedial coaching, and skill development activities to enhance students’ academic and career prospects. Through its initiatives, the Equal Opportunity Cell helps uphold the principles of social justice and inclusive education within the institution.
Composition
Name |
Designation |
|---|---|
Prof. Vidya Mohod |
Convener |
Mr. Sumed Jadhav |
Member, Non-Teaching Representative |
Prof. Trupti Thakur |
Member, Faculty Representative |
Prof. Vaishali Chandarana |
Member, Faculty Representative |
The cell is established in line with UGC guidelines to support students with disabilities and ensure an inclusive, accessible, and barrier-free learning environment.
The cell works to identify the needs of Divyang students and facilitates academic accommodations such as assistive devices, scribes, extra time during examinations, and accessible learning resources.
Composition
Name |
Designation |
|---|---|
Prof. Niraj Bharambe |
Coordinator |
Dr. Nadeem Faneeband |
Member |
Prof. Vaishali Chandarana |
Member |
Prof. Hrudaya Zemse |
Member |
Protection of human rights is essential for all round development of an individual’s personality. To realize the primary needs of the students and staff and secure civil liberties for everybody, a Grievance Redressal Cell has been constituted. The cell is intended to find solutions for grievances like physical or mental harassment, complaints regarding class room teaching, class room management, completion of syllabus, teaching methodology, infrastructure maintenance and upgradation, etc. if and when they arise. The Grievance Redressal Cell has been set up in the college to genuinely understand the grievances of students and parents and to ensure remedial action.
- The College Grievance Redressal Cell (CGRC) is formed for all grievances of students relating to College/ Institution.
- The concerned student can register his/ her complaint on the portal available on the college website online with necessary documents.
- The CGRC will attend the applications to the grievance of the students and give opportunities of hearing in person and settle / resolve the grievances as early as possible.
Objectives of Grievance Cell
- The College Grievance Redressal Cell (CGRC) is formed for all grievances of students relating to College/ Institution.
- The concerned student can register his/ her complaint on the portal available on the college website online with necessary documents.
- The CGRC will attend the applications to the grievance of the students and give opportunities of hearing in person and settle / resolve the grievances as early as possible.
Composition
Name |
Designation |
|---|---|
Vidya Mohod (Principal) |
Chairperson |
Prof. Trupti Thakur (HOD) |
Member |
Prof. Vaishali Chandarana (HOD – BAF and BMS) |
Member |
Prof. Tirth Malbari (HOD Biotechnology) |
Member |
Prof. Niraj Bharambe (Teaching Faculty) |
Member |
