Committees & Cells

The Students Grievance Redressal Committee addresses and discusses the concerns and basic problems of students. It also looks into issues arising from relationships between students, faculty, and non-teaching staff. The Committee suggests to implement appropriate remedial measures to ensure a healthy and supportive academic environment.

The Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) was constituted as per UGC regulations for the prevention, prohibition, and redressal of sexual harassment in higher educational institutions. The Committee ensures a safe and secure campus environment through awareness programmes and timely redressal of complaints from students and staff. Complaints may be submitted to the Principal, ICC Chairperson, or through online mode, and are handled with confidentiality and due process.

The Anti-Ragging Committee is a supervisory and advisory body committed to maintaining a ragging-free campus environment. The Committee formulates strategies and action plans to prevent ragging and ensures strict adherence to anti-ragging regulations through awareness and monitoring activities within the College.

Anti-Ragging Squad in the college functions to ensure a zero-ragging environment in the campus and to maintain a zero-tolerance policy against ragging in the college. The Squad is authorized to perform surprise raids in hostel, canteen and other areas in the campus. The Squad submits its report to the Anti-ragging Committee and other authorities.

The Women Development Cell is a dedicated body to promote gender equality , empowerment, and safety for all women on campus. It conducts awareness programs, workshops, and counseling sessions to ensure a secure and inclusive academic environment for women students and staff.

The Moot Court Society is a key academic initiative that forms an integral part of legal education at MCT CLS. It provides students with practical exposure to courtroom procedures through moot courts and mock trials, bridging the gap between theory and practice of law. The Society aims to develop advocacy, research, and argumentation skills, preparing students for participation in national and international moot court competitions. The college is also equipped with a well-furnished Moot Court Hall to support advanced practical training.

The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) of the College is an active and supportive body that contributes consistently to the academic, non-academic, and infrastructural development of the institution. It serves as a strong pillar to support for all institutional initiatives and fosters a positive, constructive relationship among all stakeholders, including students, parents, and faculty members.

The Staff Council is an advisory body that assists the Principal in academic matters and in maintaining discipline within the College. It plays a key role in supporting the smooth functioning of academic and administrative activities and contributes to the overall development of the institution.

The College Union is the student representative body that promotes academic, cultural, and extracurricular activities in the College. It helps to develop leadership skills among students and serves as a link between students and the College administration.