Student Welfare Programme

University student welfare programme provides support services and activities focused on student health, financial aid, and personal growth. Key offerings include counseling and mental health support, financial scholarships, and career guidance
Health and Support Services

Counseling: Mental health guidance, stress management workshops, and psychological help.

Medical Care: First-aid access, health checkups, and medical insurance coverage.

Safe Campus Cells: Anti-ragging groups and grievance redressal cells to resolve student complaints. 

Financial and Academic Aid

Scholarships: Fee concessions, financial aid, and fellowships for needy or high-merit students.

Skill Building: Remedial classes, language labs, and placement training.

Bank Loans: Assistance with educational loans through partner banks. 

Social and Cultural Activities

Events: Cultural festivals, literary meets, and sports competitions.

Community Service: Participation in public welfare through the youth clubs.

Excursions: Educational tours and organized outdoor camps


Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) program is a 1-year / 6 Months professional diploma course designed to equip individuals to teach and care for young children aged 2 to 5 years. Key details include a minimum eligibility of passing the 10+2 exam, fees ranging from 5,000 to 30,000, and core subjects focused on child psychology. 

Course Overview & Eligibility : Full Form: Nursery Teacher Training (NTT)
  • Duration: 1 year (Diploma) or up to 6 months for basic certificate course
  • Eligibility: Pass in 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% marks preferred
  • Age Limit: Generally 18 years and above 
Curriculum & Core Subjects
  • Child Psychology: Understanding early growth, behavior, and learning patterns in young children.
  • Teaching Methodology: Play-way, Montessori, and activity-based learning approaches.
  • Classroom Management: Organizing safe, engaging, and positive pre-school spaces.
  • Health and Nutrition: Basic wellness, safety, and nutritional needs for infants and toddlers.
  • Practical Training: Arts, crafts, storytelling, rhymes, and supervised internships