Student Life

A campus that keeps
going after class.

Hostels a few minutes from the classrooms, a health centre that never closes, an NCC platoon on the parade ground and NSS volunteers in the villages around Bhopal — plus support cells you can call by name.

Residence

Two hostels, one short walk to class.

Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan University provides hostel accommodation with all basic facilities, maintained under clear rules and round-the-clock supervision.

Boys Hostel

Room, mess and Wi-Fi in one block

Large rooms with separate beds, corridors under CCTV surveillance, and a mess serving three meals a day.

  • Big rooms with separate beds for each resident
  • CCTV surveillance across corridors
  • 24×7 Wi-Fi throughout the block
  • Washrooms and mess with three meals daily
Girls Hostel

A separate, secured block

The girls hostel runs as an independent facility with the same amenities, staffed by security guards at all hours.

  • Separate hostel building for women students
  • CCTV surveillance and posted security guards
  • 24×7 Wi-Fi, washrooms and three-meal mess
  • Maintained under strict rules and regulations
Sports & Fitness

The fields are minutes from the hostel door.

The fitness centre, indoor courts and outdoor grounds sit a short walk from both the hostels and the classrooms. Alongside the sport itself, sporting clubs and a calendar of campus events keep the year busy.

Outdoor
CricketAthleticsKho-kho KabaddiBasketballVolleyball Tug of war
Indoor
Table tennisBadminton ChessCarrom
Fitness Centre

Gymnasium

A mirrored training floor with treadmills, cycles and weight stations, open to hostel residents and day scholars alike.

Indoor Courts

Covered play, all season

Badminton and table tennis courts stay in use through the monsoon, with chess and carrom set up alongside.

Outdoor Fields

Ground, track and pitches

A cricket ground, running track and marked pitches host inter-department fixtures and the annual sports meet.

Health Care

Care on campus, at no cost.

The institute provides health care to students, staff and their dependents within the campus, including first aid and swift medical aid in an emergency. Consultation and medicines for basic disorders are provided free of charge.

Health Centre

Staffed by a medical officer

A medical officer and a healthcare assistant run the centre, deciding emergency procedures and maintaining quality of care for students, staff and faculty.

Referral

RKDF Medical College Hospital

Severe cases are referred to RKDF Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, Bhopal, with basic life support ambulance transfer.

Preventive

Vaccination & annual checks

Vaccinations and yearly check-ups are carried out at the centre, alongside dental camps run by the Department of Public Health Dentistry.

NCC & NSS

Education that steps off the campus.

Two national programmes run at SRK University — the National Cadet Corps for military training and leadership, and the National Service Scheme for community work in the villages around Bhopal.

National Cadet Corps

One platoon, raised 21 October 2021

43 boys (SD) and 11 girls (SW) cadets train under the 12 MPCTR NCC Bhopal unit. Institutional training covers drill, weapon training, physical fitness, map reading and first aid — roughly half the syllabus.

  • Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC)
  • Army Attachment Camp
  • Leadership Camp
  • Republic Day Camp (RDC)
  • Trekking and adventure training
National Service Scheme

Not me, but you

Active since 2019, the NSS unit is common to boys and girls under one programme officer. Every volunteer commits 168 hours across two academic years, including a seven-day special camp, and receives a state-issued certificate.

  • Blood donation and detection camps
  • Plantation drives and plastic elimination campaigns
  • Free health and dental camps in nearby villages
  • Nasha Mukti Abhiyan adult literacy work at Bagroda
  • Seven-day special camps and one-day heritage camps
Accessible Campus

Built so that everyone gets to class.

The university provides facilities for the academic pursuits of differently abled learners, upholding equal opportunity across both the main and off campuses.

  • 01
    Wheelchair facility

    Available on campus 24×7 for convenient ambulation between blocks.

  • 02
    Ramps and rails

    In place at the cardinal locations across both the main and off campuses.

  • 03
    Scribes for examinations

    Permitted for students who request one, in compliance with the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Department of Disability Affairs (F.No. 16-110/2003-DD.III, dated 26 February 2013).

  • 04
    Accessible toilets and rest rooms

    Fitted with grab rails and the necessary facilities, per Government of India directives.

  • 05
    Teaching and learning aids

    Augmented assistance for physically and visually challenged students.

  • 06
    Reserved seats

    Priority-based reservation in admission to non-statutory programmes, alongside the seats mandated by statutory councils.

Equal Opportunity

Socio-Economically Disadvantaged Groups Cell

The SEDG Cell exists to make the university more inclusive, equitable and responsive to students from socio-economically disadvantaged groups, working alongside the Equal Opportunity Cell.

Access

Routes into the classroom

Bridge courses, earn-while-you-learn arrangements and outreach programmes that improve equitable access to quality education.

Amenities

A safe place to study

Basic facilities and amenities extended to SEDG students so campuses stay inclusive, healthy, safe and secure.

Redressal

Sensitisation and monitoring

Stakeholder sensitisation, policy implementation, monitoring, and grievance redressal — with dignity and constitutional values as the standard.

SEDG Cell — members 5 members
NameDesignationEmail
Dr. Richa GuptaDean, Student Welfarerichasharad.gupta@gmail.com
Dr. Sushil SinghDean, Managementsushil_singh1961@yahoo.com
Dr. Devendra K. DhoteDean, Homoeopathyrkdfhmc2001@gmail.com
Dr. B. B. BagewadiProfessor, Dentalrkdfdental2012@gmail.com
Mr. Ritesh KhatarkarAssistant Professor, Engineeringritesh_khaterkar@rediffmail.com
Student Support

If something goes wrong, call someone.

Every statutory committee at SRK University publishes its members and their numbers. The secretary of each committee convenes meetings and maintains the minutes. Open a committee below to find the person to contact.

Anti-Ragging Committee Chairman · Dr. Shivanand B
NameRoleContact
Dr. Shivanand BChairman9536158247
Dr. Narbada GourSecretary9691174770
Dr. Yogesh ShivhareMember9926225738
Dr. Anil ShrivastavaMember9425025700
Dr. Archana SelvanMember9302255469
Dr. Rohit SwankarMember9131773536
Dr. Surbhi SinghMember7354922607
Ms. Riya PuseStudent Representative6265988279
Mr. Lalit AhirwarStudent Representative9171448964
Students Grievance Committee Chairman · Dr. Nilesh Diwakar
NameRoleContact
Dr. Nilesh DiwakarChairman9893380978
Dr. Vasudha DamleSecretary9827246965
Dr. Rajeev GuptaMember9826495202
Dr. Chinmay BhattMember9584232402
Dr. Dayashankar PandeyMember9713076728
Mr. Sanjeev ShrivastavMember9669952633
Mr. Ankit KumarStudent Representative6200003109
Mr. Rajdeep KumarStudent Representative8404877087
Women Grievance Committee Chairman · Dr. Archana Selvan
NameRoleContact
Dr. Archana SelvanChairman9302255469
Dr. Bharti ChaurasiaSecretary7974498943
Dr. Namrata JainMember9406567249
Dr. Aparna PaliwalMember8305574932
Ms. Antim VoraMember8329484162
Ms. Neha DubeyMember9993603999
Ms. Anjali ChaurasiaStudent Representative8887725075
Ms. Prachi PatelStudent Representative7224865146
SC & ST Grievance Committee Chairman · Dr. Hemant Gadekar
NameRoleContact
Dr. Hemant GadekarChairman8225000333
Dr. Durga MahaleSecretary9926442583
Dr. Devendra DhoteMember9826379534
Ms. Varsha TemburneMember7566781878
Mr. Ritesh KhatarkarMember9039857769
Mr. Supyar SinghMember9755049849
Mr. Hitendra DharveStudent Representative9407575602
Ms. Anshika RawatStudent Representative9109744138
OBC & Minority Grievance Committee Chairman · Dr. Nilesh Diwakar
NameRoleContact
Dr. Nilesh DiwakarChairman9893380978
Mr. Ritesh YadavSecretary8269310228
Dr. Namrata JainMember9406567249
Dr. A. D. KhanMember7974846908
Dr. Bharti ChaurasiaMember7974498943
Dr. Ranjeet Singh NiranjanMember9981256055
Mr. Abrar AhmadMember9575373669
Mr. Santosh NegiMember7566863834
Mr. Kirti Raj ThakurStudent Representative9425827006
Mr. M. D. FaizahStudent Representative8602771074
Student Ombudsman Dr. Gopal Panda

Dr. Gopal Panda, Retired Professor, Bhopal, is appointed Ombudsman of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan University on a part-time basis for a term of three years, and is responsible for the redressal of student grievances. Order reference No. 1150, dated 12 December 2023, issued by the Chancellor.

Committees are reconstituted by order of the Registrar. If a member has changed, the current order on file at the Registrar's office takes precedence over this page.

Training & Placement

From the classroom to the shortlist.

The Training and Placement Cell runs career counselling, skill workshops, mock interviews and campus drives — bridging what students learn with what recruiters expect.

1 July 2025

Mega Open Campus Drive

3,000 students took part in a single-day drive across streams.

Outcome

350 offer letters

Some students secured up to three offers from the same drive.

Recruiters

29 companies

TATA AutoComp, John Deere, CEAT, Adani Wind, DMart, Hexaware and more.

Year-round

Internships & visits

Industrial visits, internships and one-on-one career counselling.

Come see it on a working day.

Walk the hostels, the grounds and the health centre while classes are in session — that's the honest version of campus life. Campus visits can be arranged through the Dean, Student Welfare.

Arrange a campus visit