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Student Welfare
Commitment to Student Well-Being
All welfare schemes reflect the college’s commitment to inclusive education and compassionate governance.
Through continuous monitoring, mentorship, and motivation, the institution ensures that every student progresses academically, socially and emotionally within a supportive campus atmosphere.
“Education at Sri Vasavi College is not limited to classrooms — it extends to care, guidance, and growth.”
Student Welfare
Student welfare is at the heart of Sri Vasavi College’s educational philosophy. The institution ensures that every learner, irrespective of background, enjoys equal opportunity for academic growth, personal development and emotional well-being.
Various welfare initiatives are implemented to support students financially, academically and socially, creating a nurturing and inclusive campus environment.
Fee Concessions
The college provides fee concessions to deserving students in accordance with the Government of Tamil Nadu and Bharathiar University guidelines.
- Full or partial tuition-fee waivers are granted to students from economically weaker sections, subject to eligibility verification.
- Government-sanctioned Backward Class (BC), Most Backward Class (MBC), Scheduled Caste (SC), and Scheduled Tribe (ST) concessions are processed through proper channels.
- Fee concessions are also available for children of ex-servicemen, physically challenged students, and wards of college staff.
- Applications for fee concession must be submitted through the Head of the Department, with supporting income and community certificates.
- The concession will be cancelled if a student shows irregular attendance or unsatisfactory performance.
“No deserving student is denied education at Sri Vasavi College due to financial constraints.”
Students’ Aid Fund
The Students’ Aid Fund is a voluntary welfare initiative created to extend financial support to economically challenged students.
- The fund assists in meeting examination fees, purchase of study materials and emergency educational needs.
- Contributions are made by students, staff and well-wishers, reflecting the spirit of collective responsibility.
- A committee headed by the Principal reviews applications and disburses aid based on genuine need and merit.
- Preference is given to students with good academic performance and disciplined conduct.
“The Students’ Aid Fund stands as a symbol of compassion, unity and shared purpose.”
