Committees, Grievances and Student Welfare
Committees, Grievances and Student Welfare at SDNC
Sunder Devi Nursing College is committed to maintaining a supportive, respectful and well-organised learning environment. Institutional committees help students communicate concerns, seek guidance and access appropriate assistance throughout their academic journey.
Students may raise matters related to academics, campus facilities, personal wellbeing, discrimination, discipline or inappropriate conduct. Every concern should be submitted honestly and with sufficient information so the responsible committee can review it fairly and recommend suitable action.
The college encourages students to follow the established grievance process and approach the appropriate committee without hesitation. Concerns are handled responsibly, documented appropriately and kept confidential wherever circumstances permit. Students may also contact the Student Welfare Office when they are uncertain about which committee should address their concern.
Committees Supporting a Safe and Inclusive Campus
Student Grievance Redressal Committee
Receives student concerns confidentially, reviews them fairly and recommends timely, documented solutions through established procedures.
Internal Complaints Committee
Promotes dignity, addresses gender-related complaints and supports a respectful, secure environment for every campus member.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Prevents ragging, encourages immediate reporting and coordinates prompt action to protect students across campus facilities.
Student Welfare Committee
Guides students on academic, personal and wellbeing concerns while connecting them with appropriate institutional support.
Equal Opportunity Committee
Encourages equal participation, listens to accessibility concerns and promotes fair opportunities for every enrolled student.
Discipline Committee
Supports orderly campus life by promoting responsible conduct, mutual respect and compliance with institutional guidelines.
Contact the SDNC Student Support Team
Students may contact the relevant support representative for guidance, complaint submission or clarification. Staff names and direct contact details should be updated after confirmation by the college administration.
Academic concerns, administrative complaints and grievance submission
Contact Number: +91 755 425 5200 | Email: sunderdevi90@gmail.com
Student wellbeing, campus support and personal guidance
Contact Number: +91 777 100 2725 | Email: sunderdevi90@gmail.com
Harassment, discrimination, dignity and gender-related concerns
Contact Number: +91 755 425 5200 | Email: sunderdevi90@gmail.com
National Anti-Ragging Support
Students facing ragging may contact the National Anti-Ragging Helpline for independent assistance and complaint guidance. Support is available around the clock, and complaints may also be registered through the official anti-ragging portal.
Call: 1800-180-5522Speak Up, Seek Support and Stay Informed
If something is affecting your education, safety or wellbeing, you do not have to manage it alone. Contact the appropriate SDNC committee and share your concern clearly and responsibly. The student support team will guide you towards the suitable grievance or welfare process.
What Students Say About Our Support
Read how students describe SDNC’s committees, grievance redressal process, welfare guidance and structured support for academic, personal and campus-related concerns.
Your Welfare Questions Answered
Ragging includes physical, verbal, emotional, online or discriminatory behaviour that intimidates, humiliates, threatens or causes discomfort to another student.
Student welfare committees support learners by addressing concerns, promoting wellbeing, encouraging responsible conduct and connecting students with appropriate guidance or assistance.
Students may request confidentiality while submitting a genuine grievance. The complaint will be handled according to the applicable college procedure and regulatory requirements.
Yes. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited on campus, in hostels, during transportation, clinical training, college activities and online interactions.
The responsible committee reviews the complaint, gathers relevant information and recommends appropriate action according to college policies and applicable regulations.
Action depends on the nature and seriousness of the violation and may follow the disciplinary procedure prescribed by the college and applicable authorities.
Students should check official SDNC notices, the college website, student handbook or administration office for current rules, committee members and reporting procedures.
Students should immediately contact the designated anti-ragging committee, college administration, faculty member or other authorised reporting channel provided by SDNC.
Students may raise concerns related to academics, examinations, facilities, hostel matters, discrimination, harassment, discipline, safety or other aspects of student welfare.
Students must follow rules related to attendance, punctuality, dress code, academic conduct, clinical discipline, hostel behaviour, campus safety and respectful communication.