The Students Services Centre (SSC) is dedicated to promoting the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of students across the University. The Centre provides structured and inclusive support services to help students effectively manage stress, emotional adjustment, and academic challenges. With special focus on students from rural backgrounds, female students, learners from diverse cultural environments, and students with special needs, the SSC ensures equitable access to care and guidance. Equipped with qualified health professionals, counsellors, and assessment tools, the Centre offers informed guidance and counselling interventions that empower students to feel confident, resilient, and capable of pursuing their academic and career goals independently.

Objectives of the Students Services Centre

• To promote the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of students and support their healthy adjustment to academic and campus life.
• To identify, prevent, and address stress-related, emotional, and behavioural challenges among students through timely counselling and guidance.
• To provide inclusive and equitable support services, with special focus on students from rural backgrounds, female students, students from diverse cultural settings, and students with special needs.
• To offer professional counselling, guidance, and referral services through qualified physical and mental health experts.
• To assess students’ needs using appropriate physical and psycho-physiological tools and design suitable intervention strategies.
• To create awareness about mental health, wellness, and self-care through workshops, orientation programmes, and outreach activities.
• To empower students to develop resilience, confidence, and independent decision-making abilities for personal, academic, and career growth.
• To collaborate with academic departments and administrative units to foster a supportive and student-friendly institutional environment.