Induction counselling is the final part of the admission process. A briefing is given to parents and students about the University life and culture. The rules and regulations of the University are thoroughly explained and it helps the students to ease into the process.
Students can avail of a personal counselling session by walking into the batch counsellor’s cabin. Students can approach the counsellors for various issues like self-esteem, time management, anger management, family, managing their life, relationships, addiction, and so on. Confidentiality is maintained by the counsellor at all times.
At the beginning of every semester, the batch counsellor generates a report of all students who have failed in two or more papers in the preceding End Semester Examinations. The reasons are explored and the counsellor also helps the student with study skills and helps chart out a study schedule.
Attendance monitoring is a way of reaching out to those who are unable to attend classes due to various reasons. This way, the counsellor meets students who would otherwise hesitate to come and discuss the issues they are facing. Students are informed that they are required to maintain 85% attendance at all times.
The CCHS is instrumental in organizing two parent meetings every academic year, an online meeting as well as an offline meeting. The parents are informed about new courses if any, departmental updates achievements, and any challenges that are faced. It also give an opportunity for the parents to share their feedback /suggestions on infrastructure, curriculum, internship, placements, and so on.
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CCHS conducts regular awareness sessions within classrooms and organizes university-wide events addressing key topics in mental and physical health. These initiatives cover areas such as emotional well-being, stress management, nutrition, and overall self-care. Designed for both students and staff, these sessions aim to foster a healthier, informed, and supportive university environment.
The official Instagram handle @christ_cchs_lavasa shares curated content focusing on mental and physical well-being. Updates include event highlights, wellness tips, and important CCHS announcements. The platform serves as an informative and accessible space for students and staff to stay engaged with the centre’s ongoing health and wellness initiatives.
Induction counselling is the final part of the admission process. A briefing is given to parents and students about the University life and culture. The rules and regulations of the University are thoroughly explained and it helps the students to ease into the process.
Students can avail of a personal counselling session by walking into the batch counsellor’s cabin. Students can approach the counsellors for various issues like self-esteem, time management, anger management, family, managing their life, relationships, addiction, and so on. Confidentiality is maintained by the counsellor at all times.
At the beginning of every semester, the batch counsellor generates a report of all students who have failed in two or more papers in the preceding End Semester Examinations. The reasons are explored and the counsellor also helps the student with study skills and helps chart out a study schedule.
Attendance monitoring is a way of reaching out to those who are unable to attend classes due to various reasons. This way, the counsellor meets students who would otherwise hesitate to come and discuss the issues they are facing. Students are informed that they are required to maintain 85% attendance at all times.
The CCHS is instrumental in organizing two parent meetings every academic year, an online meeting as well as an offline meeting. The parents are informed about new courses if any, departmental updates achievements, and any challenges that are faced. It also give an opportunity for the parents to share their feedback /suggestions on infrastructure, curriculum, internship, placements, and so on.
CCHS conducts regular awareness sessions within classrooms and organizes university-wide events addressing key topics in mental and physical health. These initiatives cover areas such as emotional well-being, stress management, nutrition, and overall self-care. Designed for both students and staff, these sessions aim to foster a healthier, informed, and supportive university environment.
The official Instagram handle @christ_cchs_lavasa shares curated content focusing on mental and physical well-being. Updates include event highlights, wellness tips, and important CCHS announcements. The platform serves as an informative and accessible space for students and staff to stay engaged with the centre’s ongoing health and wellness initiatives.
