Mission

The mission of the Academic Counsel in a Medical College is to support and guide medical students in achieving academic excellence, professional growth, and personal well-being. Through structured advising, mentorship, and early intervention, the Academic Counsel fosters a supportive learning environment that promotes ethical practice, lifelong learning, and the development of competent, compassionate healthcare professionals.
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Chairman 

Members

Associate Professor 

Assistant Professor

Student Representative

Government Body Representative

Responsibilities of Counsel 

• To take decisions and implement measures to ensure that the academic activities of the institution are conducted efficiently, systematically, and in accordance with established standards of quality.
• To ensure proper regulations, governance, and smooth operation across all premises and units under the institution.
• To oversee that the training of faculty and students is completed effectively and in a timely manner.
• To regularly monitor teaching methodologies, assessment practices, and research methodology training, ensuring continuous evaluation and quality improvement.
• To facilitate and manage high-quality research activities under the institution's auspices.
• To arrange for the publication of quality journals and yearbooks under the institution's name.
• To prepare and implement a phase-based academic calendar in accordance with the approved curriculum/syllabus.
• To review, consider, and approve reports, recommendations, and proposals submitted by the Academic Coordination Committee.
• To ensure the proper implementation of quality assurance measures as mandated by the Quality Assurance Committee.
• To address and make recommendations on administrative matters, complaints, or issues
• involving students, faculty, and staff, as necessary in special cases.
• To make immediate decisions or recommendations concerning institutional discipline, security of assets, and public safety.
• To take practical steps to encourage and facilitate extracurricular activities.
• To promote collaborative academic activities, mutual cooperation, healthy competition, and joint research initiatives with other institutions, particularly with Popular Medical College.
• To organize and supervise Continuing Medical Education (CME) activities.
• To review and approve the institution's yearbook.
• To form necessary committees/sub-committees for the smooth functioning of the institution and define their scope of work.
• To oversee and manage the activities of the Journal Committee.