The Student Corner is your hub for everything beyond the classroom — clubs and committees, cultural activities, support services, career guidance and the institutional structures that ensure a safe, dignified and inclusive learning environment for every student at ASJC.
Workshops, puzzles, problem-solving sessions and inter-class quizzes to make mathematics engaging and enjoyable.
Lab demonstrations, hands-on experiments and the annual Science Exhibition — supporting the General Science and Bifocal Science streams.
Coding workshops, technology talks and exposure to current developments in software, IT and computing.
Debate, elocution, essay writing, poetry and creative-writing initiatives across English and Hindi.
Annual Day, festival celebrations, music, dance and drama — nurturing student creativity and stage confidence.
NSS-style activities — tree plantation, blood donation, civic awareness and outreach to under-served communities.
Organising inter-class and inter-college sports tournaments — athletics, cricket, football, badminton and chess.
Environmental awareness, sustainability projects, nature trails and green-campus initiatives.
Yoga, mental-health awareness, wellness workshops and student counselling programmes.
Cultural life at ASJC is rich and diverse. Through the year, students participate in — and lead — a wide range of festivals and celebrations including:
Class Coordinators and subject teachers offer regular guidance on academic progress, doubt-resolution and exam preparation.
Confidential support for stress, exam pressure, peer issues and personal concerns — accessed via the Class Coordinator or Wellness Cell.
A well-equipped library with reference books, textbooks, periodicals and growing digital resources for all subjects.
Periodic health check-up camps, basic first aid on campus and tie-ups for medical referrals where necessary.
Workshops on university applications, entrance examinations, alumni interactions and career pathway counselling.
Industry talks, internship awareness, and guidance towards meaningful undergraduate pathways post HSC.
While ASJC is a Higher Secondary institution and does not place students into jobs directly, we actively support students preparing for the next step — whether that's undergraduate admissions at universities and autonomous colleges, competitive examinations like CET / JEE / NEET / CA-Foundation / CMA-Foundation, or pathways into specialised vocational programmes.
Through our affiliation with Bunts Sangha Mumbai and our sister institutions — including Anna Leela College, UKS Institute of Management Studies and Ramanath Payyade College — ASJC students get early exposure to undergraduate programmes in Commerce, Management, IT, Hospitality and the Sciences. Career-guidance workshops, alumni interactions and university-application support are organised through the academic year.
ASJC has a zero-tolerance policy against ragging in any form. The institution complies with the directives of the UGC, the Supreme Court of India and the Government of Maharashtra on prohibition, prevention and redressal of ragging in educational institutions.
Any student who experiences or witnesses ragging is requested to report the matter immediately to:
All complaints are handled with strict confidentiality and follow the established disciplinary procedures. Confirmed acts of ragging will attract penalties up to and including expulsion from the college.
The institutional Student Grievance Cell handles concerns related to academics, examinations, hostel facilities (where applicable), discrimination, harassment and other student-life issues. Students may submit grievances:
All grievances are acknowledged and reviewed in accordance with the institution's grievance redressal policy and applicable regulatory guidelines.
In compliance with the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, ASJC has an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) to handle complaints of sexual harassment. The ICC operates with confidentiality, fairness and time-bound investigation. Annual POSH awareness training is conducted for all staff and students.
Reach the ICC at icc@asjc.bunts.edu.in.
Every student is issued an Identity Card at the beginning of the academic year. The ID Card is mandatory for entry to the college campus, access to facilities and participation in college events. In case of loss, a duplicate may be issued by the Vice Principal's office on payment of the prescribed charges, after submitting a copy of the FIR/NC.
Please also see our pages on Rules of Discipline and Examination & Grading.