Mr. Muhammad Hassan Wasif
2025–26 term
The central student body leading societies, elections, and campus life at Aror University.
AUSC provides the coordinating framework for student societies and clubs, ensuring that activities remain organized, inclusive, and aligned with the university calendar.
It serves as the hub that plans, supervises, and coordinates student societies across academic disciplines.
Membership is open to regular students from all programs, subject to the relevant eligibility criteria for body or society positions.
The council builds confidence, teamwork, responsibility, and practical leadership experience through events and service.
The governance model is organized in three connected tiers, from oversight to execution to the elected student body.
University leadership and final supervisory authority.
Administrative oversight and procedural support.
Student-facing coordinators and facilitators.
Provides executive patronage and institutional direction.
Student representatives responsible for council operations.
Members, coordinators, and financial/academic guidance for the council.
Elected student head of the council.
Student office bearers elected to manage leadership, communication, and finance functions.
Elected through campus-wide voting on 10 Sept 2025, sworn in on 16 Sept 2025 by the Registrar.
2025–26 term
2025–26 term
2025–26 term
2025–26 term
2025–26 term
Browse the societies supervised by AUSC. Each society is structured around a Faculty Member patron, student coordination, treasury, and executive committee members.
Societies that reinforce academic and disciplinary learning through active student participation.
Clubs that build leadership, wellbeing, and a richer student experience beyond the classroom.
Service-oriented bodies that support campus life, welfare, and community engagement.
Different office types carry slightly different academic standing requirements, but both require a clean conduct record.
The election and selection process is overseen by AUSC Coordinators and follows the university's annual notification cycle.
Annual election announced by AUSC Coordinators; candidates are nominated for the open posts.
Candidates may withdraw up to 1 day before the election.
The final candidate list is displayed on notice boards together with the voter list.
A 5-day campaign period is followed by polling on election day.
Results are announced roughly 2 days after the election, or as scheduled by the University.
Elections are held annually for President, Vice President, General Secretary, Treasurer, and Public Relation Officer. The Supervisory Board may also opt for a nomination-based selection in any given year. Aror University reserves the right to cancel any nomination or position at any time.
2025 schedule: Announcement 22 Aug, nominations close 29 Aug, withdrawal 2 Sept, final list and voter list 2 Sept, election day 10 Sept from 10am–4pm, results by 6pm.
Office bearers manage planning, budgeting, event coordination, and student engagement across the society network.
A selection of real AUSC events and student activities from recent semesters.
Oct 2025
Office bearers presented a yearly calendar of academic, cultural, and welfare activities to the VC and administration.
Sept 2025
Transparent campus-wide vote with 1,005 students voting and 3 competing panels.
Sept 2025
Formal swearing-in of the elected body with the Registrar administering the oath.
Nov 2025
A 4-day inter-university sports tournament covering Badminton, Cricket, and Futsal.
Dec 2024
Cultural performances, panel discussions, traditional attire, and a musical night attended by district leadership.
Jan 2025
A student town-hall style Q&A session with university leadership.
Nov 2024
Societies pitched their planned activities to leadership for review and support.
Aug 2024
VC-chaired review of society event proposals and planning priorities.