Committee

(Sri Shanmugha Institute of Medical Science & Research – SIMSAR)

To ensure a safe, inclusive, and academically supportive environment, SIMSAR has established various statutory and student-support committees. These committees function with transparency and integrity, addressing student concerns and upholding campus discipline, equality, and welfare.

Placement Cell
The Placement Cell at SIMSAR plays a pivotal role in shaping students' professional futures. It connects students with reputed hospitals, diagnostic centres, and healthcare industries across Tamil Nadu and beyond.

Functions of the Placement Cell:

Organizing campus interviews and job drives

Building partnerships with hospitals & healthcare organizations

Assisting students with internship and job placement opportunities

Conducting soft-skill & interview preparation workshops

Training for résumé building, communication & professional etiquette

Tracking alumni achievements for continuous improvement

The Placement Cell ensures students step into their careers with confidence and competence.
Anti-Ragging Committee
The Anti-Ragging Committee is the statutory body that formulates anti-ragging policies and ensures complete compliance with UGC and government norms.

Committee Functions:

Implementing anti-ragging policies and guidelines

Conducting orientation programs for students & parents

Reviewing complaints and taking disciplinary actions

Coordinating with local authorities when required

Promoting awareness about students' rights & safety

Every student is required to submit an Anti-Ragging Undertaking at the time of admission.
Anti-Ragging Squad
SIMSAR follows a zero-tolerance policy toward ragging. The Anti-Ragging Squad monitors campus premises regularly to ensure the safety and comfort of all students.

Responsibilities:

Conduct surprise checks in campus, hostels & common areas

Prevent and detect incidents of ragging

Provide immediate support to affected students

Report violations to the Anti-Ragging Committee

Maintain a ragging-free and welcoming campus environment

The squad functions round the clock to ensure strict enforcement of anti-ragging regulations.
Anti-Discrimination Cell
SIMSAR ensures an environment where no student faces discrimination based on caste, gender, religion, language, economic background, region, or disability.

Objectives of the Anti-Discrimination Cell:

Promote equality and inclusiveness

Address discrimination-related complaints promptly

Conduct awareness sessions on equality and respect

Monitor campus practices to prevent discriminatory behavior

Ensure fair treatment for all students

The cell reinforces SIMSAR's commitment to dignity, respect, and equal opportunity.
SC/ST Committee
The SC/ST Committee is formed to safeguard the interests of students belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

Committee Responsibilities:

Provide support for academic, administrative & scholarship matters

Ensure implementation of reservation policies

Address grievances related to discrimination or academic difficulties

Guide students in availing government benefits and welfare schemes

Foster an inclusive learning environment

The committee works closely with students to ensure equal access to academic facilities and opportunities.
Student Grievance Redressal Cell
The Student Grievance Redressal Cell ensures that student concerns are resolved in a fair, confidential, and timely manner.

Functions of the Grievance Cell:

Receive grievances related to academics, facilities, or conduct

Provide a platform for students to express concerns without fear

Conduct investigations and recommend corrective measures

Maintain confidentiality and ensure impartial decision-making

Promote a healthy, supportive campus atmosphere

Students are encouraged to approach the Grievance Cell for assistance in academic, personal, or administrative matters.

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