The student government at the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) is a representative body that serves as the voice of the student body. Comprised of elected representatives from each of the three schools at IBA, the student government plays a crucial role in shaping the student experience by advocating for the needs and concerns of the student body to the administration and faculty. 

The student government is responsible for organizing and coordinating various events and initiatives throughout the year, such as orientation, farewell and many other engaging events. With Office of Student Societies, they also help to allocate funding to student societies and clubs, ensuring that they have the resources they need to thrive. 

In addition to these responsibilities, the student government also serves as a liaison between the student body and the administration, working to improve communication and collaboration between the two. This allows for a more efficient and effective resolution of issues and concerns that students may have. 

The student government is led by a President, Vice-President, and Financial Officer, who are elected by the student body. They work closely with the Office of Student Societies to ensure that the needs of the student body are met and that all students have the opportunity to get involved and make a positive impact on their community. 

Overall, the student government plays a vital role in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment at IBA, where students can grow both academically and personally. By providing opportunities for students to get involved, develop new skills, and make a positive impact in their community, the student government helps to enhance the overall student experience at IBA. 

ISG Composition

The IBA Student Government will constitute student representatives from all three Schools, 3 students from each school. Together they will work towards handling and managing student events, activities, and represent the IBA student body in all matters pertaining to student-related decisions. The representatives' structure is given below:

School	Representatives	Total
Business Studies	2 Undergraduate and 1 Graduate	3
Computer Science and Mathematics	2 Undergraduate and 1 Graduate	3
Economics and Social Sciences	2 Undergraduate and 1 Graduate	3
President	Can be from any school and program	1
Treasurer	Can be from any school and program	1
General Secretary	Can be from any school and program	1
Total		12