Anti-Ragging Committee & Policy
Anti-Ragging Committee
School of Computer Science
| Name | Designation |
|---|---|
| Dr. Bhavin ShahDirector School of Computer Science, SKIPS University | Chairman |
| Mr. Anil SinhGandhinagar Police | External Member |
| Mr. Manmohan SharmaTimes of India | |
| Mr. Naresh ChauhanNGO Representative | |
| Mr. Ravi SoniAssistant ProfessorSchool of Computer Science, SKIPS University | Member |
| Ms. Shruti MaldeAssistant ProfessorSchool of Computer Science, SKIPS University | |
| Mr. Umang Patel | |
| Ms. Hetal Patel(Parent of Ms. Dhvani Patel – M.ScIT) | |
| Mr. Arpan Mistry(Parent of Mr. Tirth Mistry – M.ScIT) | |
| UG LevelMs. Nandini Khetani (Roll No. 2429018)iMScIT, SKIPS UniversityEmail: nandini.imscit24@skipsuniversity.edu.in | |
| UG LevelMr. Daksh Jani (Roll No. 2429005)iMScIT, SKIPS UniversityEmail: daksh.imscit24@skipsuniversity.edu.in | |
| PG LevelMs. Priyal Gandhi (Roll No. 2426032)MScIT, SKIPS UniversityEmail: priyal.g.mscit24@skipsuniversity.edu.in | |
| PG LevelMr. Tirth Mistry (Roll No. 2426042)MScIT, SKIPS UniversityEmail: tirth.mscit24@skipsuniversity.edu.in |
School of Management
| Name | Designation |
|---|---|
| Dr. Stafard AnthonyDirectorSchool of Management, SKIPS University | Chairman |
| Mr. Anil SinhGandhinagar Police | External Member |
| Mr. Manmohan SharmaTimes of India | |
| Mr. Naresh ChauhanNGO Representative | |
| Ms. Shaili PanchalAssistant ProfessorSchool of Management, SKIPS University | Member |
| Ms. Aditi PandaAssistant ProfessorSchool of Management, SKIPS University | |
| Ms. Sonal Vaghela | |
| Ms. Rashmi Patel(Parent of Ms. Keya Patel – BBA) | |
| Mr. Jayesh Shukla(Parent of Mr. Pranav Shukla – BBA) | |
| UG LevelMs. Maahi Patel (Roll No. 2428082)BBA, SKIPS UniversityEmail: maahi.bba24@skipsuniversity.edu.in | |
| UG LevelMs. Bhoomika Motiani (Roll No. 2428061)BBA, SKIPS UniversityEmail: bhoomika.bba24@skipsuniversity.edu.in | |
| UG LevelMr. Lubhansh Kumar (Roll No. 2428026)BBA, SKIPS UniversityEmail: lubhansh.bba24@skipsuniversity.edu.in | |
| UG LevelMr. Kavya Raghani (Roll No. 2428019)BBA, SKIPS UniversityEmail: kavya.bba24@skipsuniversity.edu.in |
Students Anti-Ragging Policy
According to the ruling of the Supreme Court, ragging is considered a criminal offense. Any act of ragging, whether it occurs inside or outside the University premises, is prohibited by law.
SKIPS University firmly enforces the rule against ragging, treating it as a criminal activity. A dedicated committee is in place to uphold this perspective, aiming to eradicate any form of intimidation that may lead to discomfort, distress, mental injury, or induce fear in both new and current students.
At SKIPS University, we uphold a policy that ensures our campus is devoid of any ragging activities. Our policies are in line with the UGC/AICTE directive that emphasizes eradicating and banning ragging within university premises.
To enforce this, we have set up a committee and team specifically dedicated to anti-ragging efforts. This Anti-Ragging Committee comprises of a chairperson, academic and non-academic personnel, student and parent representatives, delegates from non-profit organizations, local governance, and media.
The panel is committed to enforcing the Anti-Ragging policy’s requirements, supervising and evaluating the Anti-Ragging Squad’s effectiveness in preventing ragging within the establishment. The institution follows and adheres to the All India Council for Technical Education’s 2009 Regulations on Prevention and Prohibition of Ragging in Technical Institutions and Universities, including those classified as Deemed-to-be Universities providing technical education.
SAY NO TO RAGGING
WE ARE COMMITTED TO ENSURING RAGGING FREE CAMPUS
According to the UGC Regulations for the Prevention of Ragging in Higher Education Institutions (2009), the following activities are considered as ragging:
- Any action, verbal or physical, by any student that intends to insult, degrade, or rudely treat a newcomer or another student.
- Instructing a student to perform an act that they wouldn't normally do, and which results in feelings of humiliation, torment, or embarrassment that negatively impacts their physical or mental well-being.
- Any unruly or disorderly behavior by a student that causes or may potentially lead to discomfort, distress, physical or emotional injury, or instill fear in any newcomer or another student.
- Any activity by an older student that interferes with, disrupts or hampers the regular study schedule of any other student or a newcomer
- Taking advantage of a newcomer or another student by making them do the academic assignments meant for an individual or a group of students.
- Any form of physical maltreatment encompasses all its types: sexual mistreatment, homosexual assaults, enforced nudity, compelling vulgar and lascivious acts/expressions, inflicting physical harm, or posing any other health or personal risk.
- Any verbal abuse, through spoken words or electronic means such as emails or posts, public humiliation which might also involve deriving twisted enjoyment, vicarious or brutal excitement from the act or passively partaking in the discomfort of a fresher or any other student.
- Any action that impacts the mental well-being and self-assurance of a fresher or any other student, with or without the intention of deriving sadistic pleasure or flaunting power, authority, or superiority over any fresher or another student.
Any individual involved directly or indirectly in endorsing, partaking in, encouraging, or inciting ragging, within or outside the University boundaries, will be penalized by the University’s Anti-Ragging Committee.
