Despite the formation of various committees at Munger University to address student grievances, the problems faced by students continue to persist. For years, the university has operated a Grievance Redressal Cell. Additionally, as per government directives, a 'Student Support Camp' is organized every fourth Tuesday of the month at both university and college levels. Now, a new three-member committee has been established to oversee the functioning of examination department extension centers and resolve student issues. This raises questions about why students are not receiving timely relief when two existing mechanisms are already in place.

The effectiveness of the Grievance Redressal Cell is under scrutiny due to a lack of clarity regarding the resolution of complaints. Similarly, the university does not have clear data on how many grievances have been resolved through the Student Support Camps. While the new three-member committee aims to ensure proper operation of extension centers and address student concerns, its effectiveness is also doubted.

The majority of student problems at Munger University are related to the examination department. With semester exams for undergraduate and postgraduate courses held within a six-month period, students are constantly occupied with admission and examination form processes, impacting regular class attendance. Undergraduate backlog students from the 2022-25 session are still awaiting the completion of their session, and results for Part-1 and Part-2 backlog exams are pending three months after their conduct. PG backlog students from the 2024-26 session are also awaiting their backlog semester exams. Delays in examinations and results are exacerbating student distress. Despite all these arrangements, students will only find relief when effective action is taken on complaints and pending examination and result-related matters are resolved promptly.