You have approached for a relief and remedy before court and have stated that the court has granted the relief prayed for in your favor.

Despite getting their appeal dismissed, you are remaining silent without taking further legal steps against the university clearly indicates that you are not in touch with your lawyer about further steps. 

If a university is reluctant to reinstate you despite a High Court order in your favor, you should immediately seek legal advice from your lawyer and consider filing a contempt of court petition against the university. 

If the university is deliberately defying the High Court's order, your lawyer can file a contempt of court petition against the university and its relevant officials. 

Your lawyer is the best resource to guide you through the next steps. They can advise you on the specific wording of the High Court order, the university's obligations, and the best course of action. 

File a contempt petition before the Hon’ble Madras High Court, and mention all the relevent facts which you have highlighted in your query, that the University has exhausted all its remedies right till the Apex Court. Specifically mention that the initial order of the writ court has attained finality. 

The best option under the circumstances is to file a contempt petition at the proper court in consultation with your advocate. 

1) issue legal notice to university to comply with court orders 

2) if university fails to comply with court orders take out contempt of court proceedings against university and it’s officials 

- As per law, all the institution and courts are bound to comply the direction of the Supreme Court. 

- You can file a contempt petition against the university before the High Court for the non-compliance of the direction 

You can go for contempt against the said authority 

Nothing moves in government without a contempt petition. Directly file a contempt if a proper notice is issued to comply the order of HC. The concerned authority will be directed to appear in Court, before that they will comply the order. 

Since the Supreme Court has dismissed both the SLP and the review petition, the university is legally bound to comply with the Madras High Court's order. You may now file a contempt of court petition in the High Court against the university for willful disobedience of judicial orders. This will compel the university to act or face legal consequences.