Minority Cell

The Minority Cell at our college is a dedicated to support and empower students from minority communities. The Cell functions as a bridge between students and the college administration, faculty, and external resources. The cell aims to give proper guidance and awareness about various kinds of initiatives by the Govt. and Non-Govt. agencies implemented targeting students from minority communities.

Objectives :

• The Minority Cell serves as a first point of contact for students facing academic or social concerns so as to ensure a smooth and successful academic journey.
• The cell in collaboration with other cells and bodies in the college gives awareness on career exploration, scholarship opportunities, and professional skill development to equip students for success beyond academics.
• The Minority Cell actively disseminates information about scholarships offered by the government, NGOs, and private institutions specifically aimed at students from minority communities. The Cell assists students with scholarship applications and guide them through the application process.

By fulfilling these aims and objectives, the Minority Cell strives to contribute to an inclusive and supportive learning environment where all students, regardless of background, can thrive and achieve their full potential.

Constitution of the Cell

The cell is constituted with the following members for the academic Year 2024-25

1. Prof.(Dr.) Muhammed Basheer Ummathur (Principal)
2. Mr. Muhammedali P (Coordinator)
3. Dr. Usman A. (Faculty Representative)
4. Ms. Jaseena C. (Faculty Representative)
5. Mr. Muhammedali Kanniyan (NTS Representative)

Contact Details:

Mr. Muhammedali P., Mob: 9496073385, Email- [email protected]

Action plan of 2024 – 25

• Organize orientation programs for students of minority community on inclusivity and democratic values.
• Facilitate scholarships, financial aid, and other funding opportunities for students from minority communities.
• Organize career counseling and job placement services tailored for minority students.