Serving every KsTU student — one council, one voice.

Representing every voice on campus

The Student Representative Council is the elected body that carries student concerns to management, organises campus life, and runs the university's hostel allocation system — from room listings to booking requests.

6
Affiliated halls & hostels
21
Elected executive members
40+
Clubs & associations supported
48hrs
Target response time on concerns

What the Council does

Three standing responsibilities keep the SRC in students' corner every day of the semester.

Advocacy

We sit on university committees, escalate academic and welfare concerns, and negotiate on behalf of the student body with management.

How representation works

Hostel management

The SRC coordinates room listings, booking requests, and maintenance reporting across affiliated halls and private hostels.

Browse rooms

Events & engagement

From orientation week to the annual SRC week, we plan the moments that build community outside the lecture hall.

See what's coming up

Looking for a room this semester?

The Hostel Management portal lists available rooms across every SRC-affiliated hostel, with live availability and a short application form — no queueing at the office required.

Go to Hostel Management

Browse rooms

Compare halls by price, room type and current availability.

Submit a request

Fill the short booking form with your student details.

Get your reference

Keep your reference number to follow up with the hostel office.


Latest from the Council

Announcements, deadlines, and recaps from around campus.

Hostel
Registration opens 22 September

2026/27 hostel booking window announced

Continuing students can begin submitting room requests through the portal from next week.

Elections
Nominations close 3 October

Departmental representative elections announced

Each department will elect a class representative to sit on the wider Student Representative Council.

Welfare
Ongoing

Free walk-in counselling now weekly

The Welfare Committee has expanded peer-support sessions to twice a week following student demand.

All news & events