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AISA Launches Mumbai College Survey

Mumbai colleges surveyed for infrastructure and academic freedom. Students to document campus conditions.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 16 September 2026 at 12:01 am
AISA Launches Mumbai College Survey

The Mumbai chapter of All India Students’ Association (AISA) has launched a citywide college survey to assess infrastructure, academic practices, and students’ experiences across higher education institutions.

The survey aims to evaluate the condition of colleges in Mumbai, focusing on basic facilities such as clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, as well as academic freedom, placement opportunities, and evaluation systems.

Gaurav Singh, a member of AISA, stated that the organization will compile a report based on the survey findings and submit it to the college administration and respective authorities to improve infrastructure and academic needs.

The first phase of the survey covers 10 major Mumbai colleges and institutions, including Elphinstone College, St Xavier’s College, and the University of Mumbai. Students from these institutions have been asked to complete an online questionnaire detailing the conditions at their colleges.

AISA plans to expand the exercise by involving student representatives from individual campuses, who will help circulate the survey, collect information, and bring college-specific issues to the organization’s attention.

The survey aims to highlight problems that students frequently encounter, such as poor infrastructure, irregular evaluation systems, inadequate placement support, and restrictions on student representation.

The organization has cited lack of academic freedom and gender-insensitive campus environments as areas of concern. The survey findings are expected to provide a broader picture of the quality and accessibility of higher education in the city.

AISA has appealed to students from the colleges included in the first phase to participate in the exercise and help document conditions on their campuses. Further phases of the campaign are expected to bring more Mumbai colleges under the survey and widen the network of student representatives.

The survey is a significant step towards understanding the state of higher education in Mumbai and addressing the concerns of students. By involving students in the survey process, AISA aims to create a comprehensive report that will help improve the overall quality of education in the city.

The findings of the survey will be crucial in identifying areas that require improvement and will provide a platform for students to voice their concerns. The survey is expected to have a positive impact on the higher education system in Mumbai, leading to better infrastructure, academic practices, and student experiences.

In conclusion, the AISA survey is an important initiative that aims to assess and improve the state of higher education in Mumbai. By involving students and documenting campus conditions, the organization hopes to create a better learning environment for students in the city.

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the AISA college survey?

The survey aims to assess infrastructure, academic practices, and students’ experiences across higher education institutions in Mumbai.

Which colleges are covered in the first phase of the survey?

The first phase covers 10 major Mumbai colleges and institutions, including Elphinstone College, St Xavier’s College, and the University of Mumbai.

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