Anti-Ragging Cell
Mahakaushal University, Jabalpur is committed to a safe, respectful and ragging-free learning environment. Ragging in any form is prohibited and will be addressed in accordance with applicable laws, UGC regulations and University rules.
A campus where everyone can learn with dignity
Prevention requires awareness, vigilance, clear reporting channels and timely action. No reported incident should be ignored or treated as a normal part of student life.
Zero tolerance
Ragging, intimidation, humiliation, bullying and abetment of ragging are prohibited under the applicable framework.
Prevention & vigilance
Institutional committees, squads, awareness activities, monitoring and student interaction help prevent incidents.
Report without delay
Students and witnesses should report concerns to designated University officials or the National Anti-Ragging Helpline.
What can constitute ragging?
Ragging is not limited to physical acts. It may include verbal, written, psychological, online or other conduct that causes or is likely to cause harm, fear, humiliation or distress to a fresher or another student.
Examples of prohibited conduct
- Forcing a student to do an act or activity against their will.
- Physical or mental abuse, humiliation, intimidation, threats or deliberate harassment.
- Abusive spoken or written communication, including electronic or online conduct.
- Bullying, exclusion or targeted abuse connected with identity or background, as covered by the applicable regulatory framework.
- Any conduct intended to display power, authority or superiority over another student.
If you experience or witness ragging
- Move to a safe place and seek help if there is immediate danger.
- Contact a published University ARC/ARS member, Warden or Nodal Officer.
- Call the National Anti-Ragging Helpline at 1800-180-5522.
- Register a complaint through the University grievance system or the official National Anti-Ragging Portal.
- Preserve relevant messages or other information where safe to do so; do not delay reporting in order to collect evidence.
Anti-Ragging Committee (ARC)
The Committee provides institutional oversight, supports compliance and prevention planning, reviews reported matters as required, monitors the preventive mechanism and promotes awareness.
Anti-Ragging Squad (ARS)
The Squad supports field-level vigilance and preventive monitoring in relevant student areas, helps spread awareness and reports incidents through the prescribed institutional mechanism.
Where to get help
Use the official National Anti-Ragging channels at any time. The University-designated contact will be shown here when entered by the administrator.
Toll-free National Anti-Ragging Helpline
Call helpline →helpline@antiragging.inUniversity Nodal Officer
Official name and contact details will appear here after the University administrator publishes them.
For immediate assistance, use the National Anti-Ragging Helpline.
Register / Track a Complaint
Use the University grievance system to register or track a complaint. For national-level guidance, use the official National Anti-Ragging Portal links below.
Register complaint ↗Check official portal ↗News, Notices & Official Orders
Approved University notifications, awareness activities, circulars and documents.
Complete the official online undertaking
Students and their parents/guardians should complete the anti-ragging undertaking through the National Anti-Ragging Portal and follow the latest portal and University instructions.
Student and Parent / Guardian Undertaking
After submission, retain the registration/reference number and follow the instructions provided by the portal and University Nodal Officer.
Regulations, guidance & essential links
Use the official UGC and National Anti-Ragging Portal resources for the latest regulations, advisories and instructions.
Frequently asked questions
Is ragging permitted as an introduction or initiation?
No. Conduct that falls within the applicable definition of ragging is prohibited. It should not be treated as a tradition, joke or welcome activity.
Who can report a ragging incident?
A student who experiences ragging, a witness or another person who has relevant information can seek help and report it through appropriate University channels or the National Anti-Ragging Portal.
What if the University contact details are not displayed?
Call the National Anti-Ragging Helpline at 1800-180-5522 or register a complaint on the official portal. The University should publish its approved ARC/ARS and Nodal Officer details promptly.
Where can students submit the anti-ragging undertaking?
Use the official National Anti-Ragging Portal and follow the current instructions for students and parents/guardians.
What action may follow a proven incident?
Action may be taken under the UGC regulations, University rules and other applicable laws, depending on the allegations, evidence, procedure and applicable provisions.