Call the campus emergency line on +91 89567 12864, answered at any hour, which reaches the security, medical and hostel teams together. On campus, a warden, a security officer or a counsellor can also be approached directly.

The Apollo SHINE health room provides on-campus medical care around the clock, with qualified doctors and nurses ready for immediate care and first aid. Medication is free for SHINE members, and referral to Apollo Hospitals follows where specialised treatment is required.

Yes. The student is attended to immediately, and parents are informed promptly and kept updated as the situation develops. The resident warden on call is reachable at any hour, so a family always has someone to speak to directly.

Yes. Conversations at the Centre for Counselling and Health Services are unconditional, impartial and strictly confidential. A counsellor is assigned to every school, and a student referred by faculty receives exactly the same hearing as one who walks in.

Yes. Staying in the University residences is mandatory for all first-year undergraduate students. This means every new student begins the year within a supervised, supportive environment, with a warden close by while they find their feet.

Resident wardens live on site in every residence and are the first point of contact at any hour, with resident women wardens in the women’s residences. They work alongside the security team and the counselling centre throughout the year.

The residences are covered by CCTV and regular security patrolling, and wardens conduct night rounds across all blocks. Presence is recorded twice daily, morning and night, and the CHRIST Residence gates close for the night at 10:30 PM.

Yes. Wi-Fi for laptops and tablets is available in the common rooms of Christ Residence, Celebration and Ashiana. The network is set up for academic work, so study time in the common areas is well supported.

Yes. Housekeeping runs twice a week in every residence, and maintenance requests are attended to within a day. A student reports an issue to their warden or the residence desk, and campus services take it from there.

Yes. Laundry is available on campus twice a week, at a minimal charge for the academic year. It is one of the practical things campus services handle, so students can keep their attention on their studies.

Yes. A complimentary bus service runs morning and evening between Ashiana, Club View and Portofino and the Central and Management blocks. Every resident student travels to and from the academic campus daily, at no cost at all.

Yes. Purified RO drinking water is available in every residence, at all times of the day. Clean water is treated as a basic daily provision here, maintained by campus services alongside housekeeping across all of the residential buildings.

Electric kettles and iron boxes are permitted in hostel rooms, which covers most everyday needs. Other heating appliances are kept out of rooms, so that electrical safety is maintained consistently across every one of the residential buildings.

Yes. All students dine at the University Canteen, where vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals are served through the academic year. Shared kitchens are also available in the residential communities, for anything a student would rather make themselves.

The 24/7 campus emergency helpline is +91 89567 12864, and it is answered at any hour of the day or night. For everyday queries, call the campus helpline on +91 89567 12860 or write to hosteladmin.lavasa@christuniversity.in at any point in the year.

The women’s residences have resident women wardens living on site, and a concern can be raised directly at any hour. Women counsellors and trained peer educators are available in confidence, and the Internal Complaints Committee acts on any harassment complaint.

Ragging is prohibited without exception, and the University follows the UGC Regulations in full, including every undertaking required at admission. A report may be made to a warden, a counsellor, the campus line, or the UGC helpline on 1800-180-5522.

Through a warden, a counsellor, or the campus line on +91 89567 12864, whichever feels easiest at the time. Reports are treated in confidence and examined without delay, with security cover and emergency coordination available around the clock.

Yes. The emergency line is answered at any hour, the health room provides medical care around the clock, and the resident warden on call is reachable through the night. Wardens also conduct regular night rounds across all residential blocks.

The Centre for Counselling and Health Services is the first point of contact for any student. Counsellors work alongside differently-abled students from admission through to completion, coordinating with the Examination Office on the provisions each student is entitled to.