The Principal invites the co-operation of the students and their guardians in the creation and the maintenance of an atmosphere conducive to academic and cultural development, and in upholding the traditions of the institution. Students are especially invited to cooperate, in their own interest with their elected Class Representative to ensure enforcement of rules regarding discipline.

[A] BEHAVIOURAL DISCIPLINE OR CODES OF CONDUCT IN CLASSROOM AND COLLEGE PREMISES - DO'S AND DONT'S

  • Students must be punctual and consistent in their attendance at classes, tutorials, class tests, examinations, and so on. Failure to achieve the required attendance percentage, non-submission of assignments, and unjustified absence from tests/examinations will be considered violations of the code of conduct.
  • At the start of each period, students must be seated in their classrooms. They must not enter or leave the classroom without the lecturer's permission.
  • Impersonating someone else during roll call is a punishable offence.
  • The use of a mobile phone during class hours is prohibited and punishable.
  • Any form of malpractice (copying, impersonation, unfair means, exchanging answer sheets) during examinations will not be tolerated and will be severely punished.
  • Students must carefully adhere to the Notices posted on the Notice Board.
  • When a lecturer is absent or unable to attend class, students must maintain strict order among themselves so that neighbouring classes are not disturbed. They should never leave the classroom without first obtaining relieve orders from the Staff room.
  • Students are expected to treat members of the faculty, both teaching and non-teaching, and their classmates with respect both inside and outside the College. Students shall not, through their actions or conduct, harm the institution's reputation.
  • Students are expected to arrive at College appropriately dressed while maintaining decency.
  • Students must wear and display their Identity Cards visibly at the gate when entering the College and must keep them on their person at all times while inside the College.
[B]  ANTI-RAGGING
Based on the UGC Regulation on Combating Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, the institution implemented a strict and effective anti-ragging policy. This UGC Regulation was created in response to the Supreme Court of India's directive to prevent and prohibit ragging in all Indian educational institutions and colleges.

Ragging is defined as one or more of the following acts: 

(a) Any conduct by any student or group of students - whether through spoken or written words or physical act - that has the effect of fearing or misbehaving any student
(b) Engaging in rowdy or undisciplined activities or requiring any student to perform any act that such student would not normally perform, causing shame, annoyance, torment, hardship, or embarrassment that inflicts intense psychological harm or raises fear or apprehension in any student. 
(c) Any act by senior students that prevents, disrupts, or disturbs any student's regular academic activity. 
(d) Any form of financial extortion perpetrated on a student. 
(e) Any act of physical abuse, including sexual abuse, stripping, or forcing lewd acts or gestures on any student. 
(f) Any act of verbal or written abuse, such as calling students names, insulting them publicly, or sending offensive emails that embarrass, annoy, or discomfort them.