CUTN caters to a large student population. Besides providing the ideal academic environment, CUTN offers several extra-curricular platforms for overall development of students. The office of the Dean (Students' Welfare) provides ample scope, opportunities and facilities for an all-round development of personality and leadership qualities among the students. We organise events such as debates, discussions, essay competitions, scientific exhibitions, writing competition under the literary activities and cultural activities are aimed at providing a forum for nurturing student talents. We perform multifarious functions under this office and look after various matters related to academic and cultural activities of the students.
Scholarship Notification:
| Scholarship Notification | Download |
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| Announcement of Hakem Abdul Hameed Scholarship Financial Aid 2021-2022 | |
| UGC Notice NSP Schemes | |
| Forwarding of Online/Offline Scholarship Applications | |
| Checklist To Claim Telangana E-Pass Scholarship for Students | |
| Circular - Tamilnadu SC/ST Fresh Application Form for AY 2021-22 | |
| UGC Notice on "British Council Scholarship for WOMEN in STEM" | |
| National Overseas Scholarship for SC candidates | |
| Post Matric Scholarship for SC Students | |
| Free Coaching for SC and OBC students | |
| National Overseas Scholarship for ST Students for AY 2022-23 | |
| Post-Matric Scholarship scheme for SC Students under Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment |
Fellowship Notification:
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| Checklist for the Grant of 4th Year Non-NET Fellowship to PhD Research Scholars | |
| UGC Notice on Extension of date for submission of thesis for terminal M.Phil / Ph.D Students | |
| Invitation of Applications for National Fellowship for Persons With Disabilities(NFPwD) for the year 2021-22 | |
| UGC Notice on Extension of date for submission of Thesis |
Dean Students' Welfare
Email: deansw@cutn.ac.in
Deputy Dean (Students' Welfare)
Email: deputydeansw@cutn.ac.in
Proctor
Email: proctor@cutn.ac.in
Anti-Ragging Squad Member’s
| S.No | Name of the Member | Designation | Contact No | Email id |
| 1 | Dr. N. Rajagopal | Chairperson | 9750479160 | rajagopal@cutn.ac.in |
| 2 | Dr. G. Sudha | Member | 6380047756 | sudhasharan@cutn.ac.in |
| 3 | Dr. S. Dhanavandhan | Member | 9442867275 | dl@cutn.ac.in |
| 4 | Dr. Dinakar Challabathula | Member | 9176330486 | dinakarc@cutn.ac.in |
| 5 | Dr. Indranil Chattopadhyay | Member | 9489054283 | indranil@cutn.ac.in |
| 6 | Dr. K. P. Chitra | Member | 9488525910 | chitrakp@cutn.ac.in |
| 7 | Dr. R. Saranya | Member | 8870234599 | saranya@cutn.ac.in |
| 8 | Dr. Vittal Babu Gudimetla | Member | 7010690808 | vittalbabu@cutn.ac.in |
| 9 | Dr. V. Vithya | Member | 9994713182 | vvithya@cutn.ac.in |
| 10 | Dr. Preeti R Gotmare | Member - Secretary | 8668623406 | preetigotmare@cutn.ac.in |
Central University of Tamil Nadu being a premier institution which attracts students from all over India, across a wide range of socio-cultural strata. The students are all young adults. The campus life is a unique phase of excitement, adjustments and academic challenges. In addition, they face transitions through significant psychological and emotional changes. The Counselling & Guidance Cell works to enable students make these significant transitions smoothly. The Counselling Service is here to help students address personal or emotional problems that get in the way of realising your full academic and personal potential. The service offers free and confidential advice to the students. Its mission: To enhance mental health and optimal functioning of students. To administer psychological assessment where necessary. To support students with appropriate intervention during crisis. To maintain confidentiality so that personal issues can be discussed without any inhibition.
About the Cell:
The SC-ST cell of the Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur has been established by the University through the University notification “CUTN-29(26)/2016-Reg.Sec/239” as per the UGC recommendations. Functions: 1. Educate the students about the benefits of various governmental schemes. 2. Providing guidance and the support to the SC, ST and weaker section of the students during their stay at University and pursuing them for higher studies. 3. Assisting the students in obtaining scholarships. 4. Safeguarding the interests of the SC, ST students through implementation of the government policies as per UGC and MHRD guidelines. 5. Conducting special programmes, lectures and other academic activities catering the needs of the students. Members of the Cell: 1. Dr. Vittal Babu Gudimetla, Assistant Professor – Chemistry 2. Smt. J. E. Indra, Assistant Professor – English 3. Shri. Sunil Kumar, Assistant Professor – Education 4. Smt. S. Sathya, LDC, COE Secretariat Feedback: scstcell@cutn.ac.in
The UGC-NET Coaching Centre at CUTN is offering coaching classes for the UGC-NET exam scheduled to be held in last week of June. 2016. The Centre will arrange Coaching classes in the month of Feb to May 2016 for Paper-I compulsory subject (General Studies and Teaching Aptitude) and in Papers II & III in the following subjects: Tamil, English, Social Work, Mass Communication, Chemistry, Life Science, Maths and Physics. Coaching in paper- II & III will be provided if the applicants are 10 and above in a particular subject. Candidates desirous of enrolling for the coaching classes may obtain application forms free of cost from Room No. R107, Department of Chemistry, CUTN.
| List of Qualified Candidates UGC(NET/JRF) | |
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| July-2018 | December-2018 
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CUTN's Heritage Club organises events that promote our indigenous culture and traditions. Our is an ethnically and religiously diverse country, replete with regional cultures. Our indigenous wisdom of oral literature is rich and the onus is on us to help it survive in new-fashioned forms.
LEARN MORE| S.No | Name of the School | Name of the Representative |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | School of Basic Sciences and Applied Sciences | Nijiya, C. K. (Reg. No. I190524), 3rd year IMSc., Department of Chemistry |
| 2 | School of Mathematics and Computer Sciences | Kaushik Chhetri (Regd. No. P 201312), Department of Computer Science |
| 3 | School of Social Science and Humanities | Mr. Elenchezhian, S. Department of Tamil, Reg. No. P200705 |
| 4 | School of Behavioural Sciences | Varada Mukesh, (Regd. No. P202117), Department of Applied Psychology |
| 5 | School of Commerce and Management | VARSHA. B, Department of Management, 2nd year |
| 6 | School of Communication | Karthika K, MLIS- II Year |
| 7 | School of Education and Training | G. Sridevi Regd. No. I191143, Department of Education |
| 8 | School of Technology | Anuj Sharma (SECOND YEAR M.TECH MATERIALS SCIENCE) |
| 9 | School of Performing Arts & fine Arts | Jahanavi Y, III year BPA Music, (Regd. No. U191405) |
| 10 | School of Earth Science | Girindra Bora (Regd. No. P202809), IInd MSc Geology |
| 11 | School of Life Sciences | Anbusezhian, A (Regd. No. P202502) |
| 12 | School of Legal Studies | Nandha Kumar S A (Regd. No. P202708) |
| S.No | Department | Name of the Representative |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Department of Physics | Allan sunny |
| 2 | Department of Chemistry | Manohar, 5th year IMSc |
| 3 | Department of Mathematics | Namitha K (I190216) 3rd year Int. M.Sc. |
| 4 | Department of Computer Science | Kaushik Chhetri (Regd. No. P 201312) |
| 5 | Department of Statistics and Applied Mathematics | Javid J S (Registration No. P202607) M.Sc. II |
| 6 | Department of English Studies | Karthika Menon |
| 7 | Department of Tamil | Balamurugan, M. Reg. No. P200701 |
| 8 | Department of Economics | Sudheksha, IIIrd year Integrated MA Reg. No. I190328 |
| 9 | Department of Social Work | Althaf K. Asharaf (P200903) |
| 10 | Department of Hindi | Meghamol (MA 2nd year) |
| 11 | Department of History | K. Arunkumar, P202303 |
| 12 | Department of Applied Psychology | Sarika PS, MSc (2nd year), Reg. No: P202112 |
| 13 | Department of Commerce | Nandu Battathiri, P 201728 |
| 14 | Department of Management | Shanmathi T.M. II MBA |
| 15 | Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management | Helan Preethi (Regd. No P212407) |
| 16 | Department of Media and Communications | Sreya Krishna R, MA Mass Com |
| 17 | Department of Library and Information Science | Yazhini R. 3rd Semester, P201915, M. Lib. I. Sc. |
| 18 | Department of Education and Training | C. Sneha, Reg. No. I191140 |
| 19 | Department of Materials Science | K. Edison, P211007, 1st Year M.Tech Materials Science |
| 20 | Department of Music | Sneka A, II year BPA Music, U201411 |
| 21 | Department of Geography | Ankeeta Dey P202207 II M.Sc Geography |
| 22 | Department of Life Sciences | M. Ganapathi Subramaniyan I180612 |
| 23 | Department of Microbiology | Kotla Sumanth, 1st Year M.Sc.Micro Biology |
| 24 | Department of Epidemiology and Public Health | Pooja T.P. Second year M.Sc. EPH |
| 25 | Department of Horticulture and Floriculture | C. Vidhya (Reg. No. P202520), II year M.Sc. |
| 26 | Department of Law | Dhananjay Deepak, Third Semester |
| 27 | Department of Geology | Nivas R (Reg No.- P202813) (MSc. Geology 2nd year) |
| S.No | Name of the Representative |
|---|---|
| 1 | Vijaya Kumar, II year M.Lib Sci , P201914 |
| 2 | Karthika Raj P, II Year M.Com., P201720 |
| 3 | Anaswara Yoyakki, III BSc BEd , I191104 |
| 4 | Pagadala Manasa, II year BPA Music, U201408 |
| 5 | Karthik Shabhu, II year BPA Music, U201406 |
| S.No | Name of the Representative |
|---|---|
| 1 | Keerthi Rajeevan, 2nd Year M.Com. |
| 2 | Ashique Ali, Ph.D. Commerce |
| 3 | Ranjith, 4th year, I MSc. Life Sciences |
| 4 | Rajsri, 4th year B.Sc. B.Ed |
| 5 | Aaron, 1st year MA Tamil |
| S.No | Name of the Representative |
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| 1 | Rugmini R (PhD Physics) (Regd. No. R190405) |
| 2 | Arundev V R (PhD English) (Regd. No. R190101) |
| 3 | Gagana D S (PhD Commerce) (Regd. No. R181701) |
CUTN organises regular workshops on painting, pencil sketching, cartooning to help bring out the artistic selves of the students
The club is an initiative of the University to bring together interested persons in watching classical, art and world cinema. Every Saturday a film from different cultures and languages is screened for students. This is also accompanied by lectures on film aesthetics, criticism and technicalities.
CUTN's Hindi Club aims at creating awareness about Hindi Language on campus as well in surrounding areas. It organises the literary and cultural programmes, film shows and discussion to improve the expression in Hindi using different methodologies.
The CUTN Science Club aims to inspire members to pursue scientific knowledge in an energetic way by amplifying their outlook in almost all the fields of Science and just not getting glued within a particular stream. The club aims to promote interest within them by raising the profile of science through supplementary scientific episodes. The club will pioneer various activities, industrial experiments, updated knowledge in scientific inventions and multifarious events.
National Service Scheme at CUTN was launched on June 2014 aiming to employ it as an instrument for national integration. Our motto is “SELFLESS SERVICE”, formed on the basis of Gandhiji’s belief that – the first duty of the students should be, not to treat their period of study as one of the opportunities for indulgence in intellectual luxury, but for preparing themselves for final dedication in the service of those who provided the sinews of the nation with the national goods and services so essential to society. He suggested that the students should do “something positive so that the life of the villagers might be raised to a higher material and moral level”. Thus the young students are an integral part of the organisation. The fundamental principle of the programme is that it is organised by the students themselves and both students and teachers through their combined participation in social service, get a sense of involvement in the tasks of national development. The prime objective of NSS in our University is to establish a constructive linkage between the campus and the community. It includes making students understand the community in which they work themselves in relation to their community. They learn to identify the needs and problems of the community and involve them in problem solving process thus developing a sense of social and civic responsibility. Students are to apply their knowledge in finding practical solution to individual and community problems and develop competence required for group living and sharing of responsibilities. Consequently students acquire skills in mobilizing community participation, leadership qualities and democratic attitude. NSS volunteers work to ensure that everyone who is needy gets help to enhance their standard of living and lead a life of dignity. In doing so, volunteers learn from people in villages how to lead a good life despite a scarcity of resources. They also provide help in natural and man-made disasters by providing food, clothing and first aid to the disaster victims. Students are transformed to volunteers of the Nation and are imparted to serve others before themselves.
Centre for Happiness will work towards enhancing the wellbeing of CUTN fraternity. It will focus on work-life balance, managing stress, positive approach, effective management of personal and professional life, enhancing personal development, strengthening team building, and overcoming work tension with the addition of fun activities. It will mentor to promote sensible humour and create happiness.
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A six-member Sports Committee conducts annual intra-university sports competitions. The competitions include both track and field events. Track Events include 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m and 3000m and 4 x 100m relay competitions. Field events include Kho-kho, long jump, high jump and triple jump. Throws include Discus throw, javelin throw and shot put. Several outdoor and indoor events are also conducted such as football, cricket, basketball, Shuttle Badminton, Chess, Carroms and Table tennis facilities. It also encourages students to participate in South Zone/All India tournaments.
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