AMUSU formation has an unpredictable history, As we know the introduction of Aligarh College was done by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan in the period when the Indian Society, precisely the Muslims were downtrodden. Their cultural hegemony had lost their existence and the century long rule from the lands of Dehelvi region (area consisting of western Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and some parts of Haryana) was breathing its last. There was widespread killing, plunder and mutinies. Among multidisciplinary factors involved in the annihilation of the stout supremacy, the most significant was the loss of political cognizance. According to Sir Syed, this lost faculty was because of the intellectual crisis that was prevalent due to the curse of conservatism, traditionalism and medievalism. Therefore, when he was on a journey to England, a new model was brought on the lines of Oxford and Cambridge. Based on the debating societies of the universities of England, an exact replica was carved out on the land Aligarh.