College of Applied Science Adoor has a dedicatedAnti-Ragging Cell unit established to prevent and address incidents of ragging, or any form of physical or mental abuse, harassment, or intimidation inflicted by seniors on juniors within the educational institution. The primary objective of this Anti-Ragging Cell is to create a safe and welcoming environment for all students, free from the menace of ragging.

The Anti-Ragging Cell plays a crucial role in promoting a conducive learning environment that upholds the principles of dignity, equality, and fraternity, thereby enhancing the overall educational experience for students and fostering their personal and academic growth.

Objectives:

• To raise awareness among students about the harmful effects of ragging and the legal consequences associated with it.
• To conduct orientation programs, workshops, and awareness campaigns to educate students, faculty, and staff about the importance of respecting the dignity and rights of fellow students and fostering a culture of mutual respect and camaraderie.
• To enforce strict disciplinary measures and punitive actions against those found guilty of engaging in ragging activities, in accordance with the guidelines and regulations prescribed by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and other regulatory bodies.
• To monitor the college premises and other areas to prevent instances of ragging and ensure the safety and security of students, especially during the initial period of admission when they may be vulnerable to ragging.

Major Activities:

• An anti- ragging awareness class was held for senior students of the institution

• Dr Shajy L, A P in Computer Science(IQAC Coordinator)
• Sri Vinod V Rajendran, A P in Computer Science
• Sri Viji Balalkrishnan, A P in Computer Science
• Sri Antony Varghese, A P in Mathematics
• Smt Sheeba N Jose, A P in Electronics