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Statutory committees, student welfare cells, the anti-ragging cell and how to raise a complaint — in line with UGC regulations.
Zero tolerance
Ragging in any form is a criminal offence. Every student and parent signs an anti-ragging undertaking at admission, and the squad patrols hostels, mess, buses and classrooms.
1. Acknowledgement within 48 hours. 2. Inquiry by the competent committee, with confidentiality protected. 3. Decision communicated in writing within 15 working days (illustrative timeline). 4. Appeal to the Ombudsperson if you are not satisfied.
Statutory bodies
Each body works under the relevant UGC regulation or Act. Compositions are role-based and updated every academic year.
Purpose. Hears academic, administrative, hostel, examination and fee-related grievances of students and resolves them within the timelines of the UGC (Redress of Grievances of Students) Regulations.
Composition. Chaired by a senior professor; members include the Dean (Student Affairs), two faculty members, a student representative and the Registrar’s nominee.
Write to: grievance@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Constituted under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 and UGC regulations to receive and inquire into complaints of sexual harassment.
Composition. Presiding Officer (senior woman faculty), two faculty and two non-teaching members, and an external member from an NGO or legal background.
Write to: icc@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Prevents and acts against ragging in line with UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging, 2009. Includes an anti-ragging squad that makes surprise rounds of hostels, mess, transport and classrooms.
Composition. Vice-Chancellor (Chair), Dean (Student Affairs), Registrar, faculty, wardens, student representatives and local police and media nominees.
Write to: antiragging@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Addresses discrimination on grounds of caste, religion, gender, region, language, disability or economic background, and promotes an inclusive campus.
Composition. Senior professor (Chair), faculty representatives, student representatives and a legal adviser.
Write to: antidiscrimination@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Monitors the implementation of reservation and fee concessions, helps students with scholarship applications and remedial coaching, and redresses related complaints.
Composition. Liaison Officer (faculty), Registrar’s nominee and student representatives.
Write to: sc-st-obc-cell@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Ensures equal access to education for persons with disabilities and other disadvantaged groups through accessibility audits, assistive technology and examination support (scribes, extra time).
Composition. Coordinator (faculty), Dean (Student Affairs), Estate Officer and a disability-support counsellor.
Write to: eoc@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Helps students from economically weaker and first-generation learner backgrounds with fee concessions, loans, hostel support, bridge courses and mentoring.
Composition. Coordinator, Accounts Officer and mentor faculty.
Write to: sedg@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Runs awareness, self-defence, health and leadership programmes for women students and staff.
Composition. Convenor (senior woman faculty), student representatives and a counsellor.
Write to: womencell@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Conducts gender-sensitisation workshops, orientation sessions and campus safety audits.
Composition. Chair, faculty, non-teaching staff and student representatives.
Write to: gender@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Oversees student services — hostels, mess, transport, health, sports, clubs, counselling and financial aid.
Composition. Dean (Student Affairs) as Chair, wardens, sports officer, medical officer and student council members.
Write to: welfare@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Hears cases of violation of the student code of conduct and recommends proportionate action after a fair hearing.
Composition. Senior professor (Chair), Registrar’s nominee and two faculty members.
Write to: discipline@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Plans, monitors and improves academic quality; prepares the AQAR and supports NAAC and NIRF submissions; gathers student, alumni and employer feedback.
Composition. Vice-Chancellor (Chair), Deans, senior faculty, an industry nominee, an alumnus and a student representative.
Write to: iqac@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Guides placement policy, company invitations, internships and skills training in coordination with the Training & Placement Cell.
Composition. Dean, placement officer, school coordinators and student placement representatives.
Write to: careers@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Advises the university on legal and regulatory matters and supports compliance with UGC, AICTE, BCI and other statutory norms.
Composition. Legal adviser and Registrar’s nominee.
Write to: legal@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. Reviews budgets, audited accounts, fee structures and major expenditure for the Board of Management.
Composition. Vice-Chancellor, Registrar, Finance Officer and external experts as per the statutes.
Write to: accounts@nashikuniversity.in
Purpose. An independent authority to whom students may appeal if they are not satisfied with the decision of the Grievance Redressal Committee, as provided in the UGC grievance regulations.
Composition. A retired judge or senior academic appointed as per the regulations.
Write to: ombudsperson@nashikuniversity.in
Lodge a complaint
Complaints are treated in confidence. You may leave your email blank to complain anonymously, but we will then be unable to reply.