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UGC Flags 89 Institutions for Anti-Ragging Non-Compliance, Including IITs and IIMs - Check Defaulter List Here

This article provides a list of the institutions that were flagged off by the University Grants Commission for their failure to comply with the Anti-ragging regulations. Additionally, it also provides information about what type of institute or university it is and what it means to not comply with the anti-ragging regulations.

Pratyasha Chaturvedi
Jun 30, 2025, 15:32 IST
UGC Flags 89 Institutions for Anti Ragging Non Compliance Including IITs and IIMs
UGC Flags 89 Institutions for Anti Ragging Non Compliance Including IITs and IIMs

The University Grants Commission issued a show-cause notice to 89 institutions and placed them on the defaulter list for failing to comply with anti-ragging policies in 2009. Despite UGC advisories, follow-up calls from the Anti-Ragging Helpline, and direct interventions by the Anti-Ragging Monitoring Agency, the listed institutions did not submit mandatory Anti-Ragging and Compliance Undertakings by students.

All Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are required to comply with the UGC Ragging Regulation, 2009. The University Grants Commission directed the listed institutions to:-

  • Submit the anti-ragging compliance by the institutions and collect online undertakings from all students within 30 days of this notice.
  • The institutions should provide a full report on the actions taken to avoid ragging on their campus.

The UGC remains committed to providing a safe and inclusive academic environment. The UGC has also instructed the listed institutions that the failure to comply with the above instructions within the stipulated time frame would result in some regulatory actions, and they are as follows:-

 

  • UGC will withdraw UGC grants and funding, affecting the financial assistance and research initiatives.
  • Public disclosure of non-compliance, with the institution listed as non-compliant on the UGC website.
  • Consideration of de-recognition or withdrawal of affiliation, pending further review.

Which Colleges are listed in the UGC Defaulter’s list for Non-Compliance with Anti-Ragging?

The University Grants Commission ensures a safe and inclusive educational environment for students seeking admission to Higher Education institutions to further pursue their studies. The UGC mandates all the HEIs (Higher Education Institutions) to comply with the Anti-Ragging Regulations.

However, around 89 institutions failed to comply with the Anti-Ragging Regulations. Many institutes of National Importance, central universities, state public universities, IIMs, IITs, etc.. were included in this list.

Below is the list of some of the institutions that were listed in the defaulter’s list for non-compliance with anti-ragging regulations, along with the institution types:-

Institution Name

Institution Type

National Institute Of Design, Andhra Pradesh

Institute of National Importance

Nalanda University

Central University

Indira Gandhi National Open University

Central Open University

National Institute Of Design

Institute of National Importance

Indian Institute Of Management, Rohtak

Institute of National Importance

Institute Of Teaching And Research In Ayurveda

Institute of National Importance

Birsa Agricultural University, Ranchi

State Public University

Bengaluru Central University

State Public University

Indian Institute Of Technology, Palakkad

Institute of National Importance

Indian Institute Of Management Bangalore

Institute of National Importance

A P J Abdul Kalam Technological University

State Public University

Indian Institute Of Technology, Mumbai

Institute of National Importance

Indian Institute of Information Technology, Senapati

Institute of National Importance

Annamalai University

State Public University

Indian Institute Of Management, Tiruchirapalli

Institute of National Importance

Indian Institute Of Technology, Hyderabad

Institute of National Importance

National Institute Of Pharmaceutical Education And Research (NIPER) Hyderabad

Institute of National Importance

Aligarh Muslim University

Central University

Rajiv Gandhi Institute Of Petroleum Technology, Amethi

Institute of National Importance

Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow

State Public University

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Raebareli

Institute of National Importance

Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata

Institute of National Importance

Indian Institute Of Engineering Science And Technology, Shibpur

Institute of National Importance

Indian Institute Of Technology, Kharagpur

Institute of National Importance

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What does Non-Compliance with Anti-Ragging mean?

Ragging is defined as any conduct by a student(s), whether it is verbal or written, that has the effect of taunting, treating or handling a fresher or any other student rudely. It also refers to engaging in brash or indisciplined acts that create or are likely to inflict difficulty, physical or psychological harm. Non-compliance with UGC anti-ragging regulations endangers student safety, especially given rising concerns about ragging-related hardship and campus intolerance.

To avoid such a situation in the HEIs (Higher Education Institutions), the Ministry of Education and the University Grant Commission(UGC) of India set up a Centre for Youth (C4Y), which serves as a monitoring agency and supports India’s National Ragging Prevention Program. C4Y monitors a 24x7 anti-ragging helpline, compliances, technology support, and raises awareness to reduce ragging in universities and colleges across India.

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