The term 'grievance' refers to any discontent, dissatisfaction, or discord experienced by an employee, student, parent, or guardian in relation to any aspect of the activities, services, or environment within the College. This may involve issues arising between employees, between students, or between any individual and the institution.
This term encompasses all members officially associated with the College, including academic staff, officers, and non-teaching staff.
Refers to students who are currently enrolled at the College, along with their respective parents or guardians.
The aim of the Grievance Redressal Policy is to establish and maintain an efficient, timely, fair, and impartial system for addressing grievances from employees, students, and their parents/guardians. This system is designed to:
Cultivate a culture of comprehension, timely intervention, and proactive measures to prevent the recurrence of similar issues.
Establish a grievance resolution mechanism that genuinely prioritizes the concerns and well-being of students and employees.
Handle grievances promptly, impartially, and with the utmost care and confidentiality to protect the integrity of all parties involved.
Guarantee equal respect for the perspectives of both the complainant and the respondent, ensuring that no party faces discrimination, prejudice, or victimization throughout the grievance handling process.
Maintain a uniform and structured approach to responding to grievances, ensuring transparency, accountability, and fairness.
To promote transparency in management, ensure a smooth educational process, and address concerns from all stakeholders—including students, teaching faculty, and administrative staff—the College has constituted a Grievance Redressal Committee.
The committee is tasked with:
The formation and functioning of the Grievance Redressal Committee are pivotal to maintaining the College's commitment to providing a supportive, respectful, and nurturing environment for all members of the college community.