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Student Council Election

Student Council Election

Student Council Elections at St. Joseph's University provide students with a democratic platform to choose their representatives and actively participate in university governance. The election process encourages leadership, responsibility, and student engagement while ensuring that the diverse voices of the student community are represented.

The elections are conducted annually to select representatives. Elected members play a crucial role in promoting student welfare, facilitating communication, supporting academic and co-curricular initiatives, and contributing to the overall development of campus life.

Objectives of the Election

  • Promote democratic values and student participation.
  • Identify and nurture future leaders.
  • Ensure effective representation of student interests.
  • Encourage accountability and responsible leadership.
  • Strengthen collaboration between students and university authorities.

Eligibility Criteria

Only students who have passed in all subjects in all semesters, and who were/are not subject to any disciplinary enquiry will be permitted to contest in the elections.

Eligibility criteria for the individual positions are as follows:

Undergraduate students presently in the third year.

Women students in undergraduate courses presently in the second or third year.

Undergraduate students from Shift 1 presently in the second or third year

Undergraduate students from Shift 2 presently in the second or third year

Undergraduate students from Shift 3 presently in the second or third year.

Undergraduate students presently in the second or third year.

Postgraduate students presently in the second year.

The following two posts will not be filled through elections. These posts will be filled through personal interviews based on special requirements.

Undergraduate students presently in the second or third year.

Undergraduate students presently in the second or third year.

Election Process

1
Announcement of Election Schedule
2
Filing of Nominations
3
Scrutiny of Nominations
4
Campaign Period
5
Voting by Students
6
Declaration of Results
7
Induction of Elected Representatives
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