The Vice President assists the President in all leadership responsibilities and takes charge in their absence. This role supports coordination between departments, facilitates smooth functioning of council activities, and contributes to planning and execution of academic, cultural, and co-curricular programs. The Vice President also plays a key role in fostering collaboration and inclusivity within the student community.

The General Secretary is responsible for the administrative functioning of the Student Council. Duties include organizing meetings, maintaining records and documentation, communicating official information, and ensuring timely execution of council decisions. The General Secretary acts as a central link between the Council, students, and faculty advisors, ensuring clarity, transparency, and continuity in operations.

The Joint Secretary supports the General Secretary in administrative and organizational tasks. This role assists in coordination, documentation, and communication related to council activities. The Joint Secretary also contributes to planning events and initiatives, ensuring effective follow-up and smooth execution of responsibilities.

The Cultural Secretaries are responsible for promoting cultural engagement and creative expression on campus. Their role includes planning, organizing, and coordinating cultural events, festivals, competitions, and celebrations. They encourage inclusive participation, showcase student talent, and contribute to a vibrant and diverse cultural atmosphere within the college. They work collaboratively to organize and manage cultural activities and intercollegiate events. They support artistic initiatives, coordinate event logistics, and encourage student participation across departments. Their efforts help strengthen cultural unity and enhance the overall campus experience.

The Alumni Coordinators serve as a vital link between current students and the alumni community. They assist in organizing alumni interactions, meetings, and networking events, and support initiatives that foster long-term relationships with former students. Their role contributes to mentorship opportunities, institutional pride, and alumni engagement.

The Placement Secretaries coordinate student-related activities associated with career development and placement initiatives. They assist the placement cell in disseminating information, organizing training programs, and facilitating student participation in recruitment processes. Their role supports employability, professional readiness, and industry interaction.

The PG Representative represents the interests and concerns of postgraduate students. This role ensures effective communication between PG students and the administration, addresses academic and infrastructural issues, and supports activities relevant to postgraduate academic and research needs.

The Rotaract Secretary coordinates activities in collaboration with Rotaract Club initiatives. This role promotes leadership, service, and professional development through social projects, community engagement, and institutional partnerships aligned with Rotaract values.

The NSS Secretaries coordinate National Service Scheme activities and promote social responsibility among students. Their responsibilities include organizing community service programs, awareness campaigns, and outreach activities. They encourage volunteerism, civic engagement, and ethical values aligned with national service objectives.

The Editor is responsible for documenting and presenting Student Council activities through reports, newsletters, publications, and digital platforms. This role ensures accurate representation of events, achievements, and initiatives, contributing to institutional documentation, communication, and archival records.activities. They encourage volunteerism, civic engagement, and ethical values aligned with national service objectives.