Rules & Regulations

Dress and Behaviour

It is desired that boy students attend the college with shirt tucked into pants and with polished Shoes.
It is advised that girl students wear sari or churidar with Shawl.
No boy student should attend the college in a dress, which, in the opinion of the college authorities is casual or informal; eg: collarless or pocketless T -shirts/cargos/casual jeans/ flashy costumes/indecently short, short sleeved and tight fitting dress etc. Students should button up their shirts completely. However, the collar may not be buttoned up.
Lady students should not attend the college in jeans, skirts or any casual wear.
Students should not attend the college in slippers or canvas shoes.
Students are banned from bringing Camera Cell phones to the College. They are also prohibited from using ordinary cell phones in the college.
Students should develop good manners and etiquette.
They should show proper respect to teachers and other elders and conduct themselves both inside and outside the college in a way that befits professional students, upholding their, their parents and the honour and dignity of the college.
Students should respect their teachers by standing up whenever the teacher enters the classroom.
Students should not stand in corridors and lobbies in groups blocking the way or loiter about the corridors/lobbies idling away their time.
Students should park their vehicles in the parking provided for the same. The speed limit for motor vehicles inside the college is 15kmph and more than two persons should not travel on a two wheeler motor vehicle. Students shall register their motor vehicles with Office and only such vehicles are permitted into the campus.
Students should not deface or damage or cause the same to be done to the college property. Defacing/damaging of college property like library books, laboratory and other college equipment, classroom benches, desks, chairs, electrical fittings, walls of the college building etc. shall be viewed not only as an act of serious indiscipline but also as an act of offence, and in addition to the cost recovery for the same from the students, very serious disciplinary action including suspension or any action the college may deem fit shall be taken against such student. The college shall not hesitate to have recourse to any action that ensures the above. The word “deface” means to spoil the appearance of something by damaging its surface or by drawing or by writing or sticking up posters on it, etc, xvi) Students should not spoil the cleanliness of classrooms.
Outsiders are prohibited from entering the college or hostels without permission and students should not involve others except their parents /guardians in matters relating to the college.
Students should not involve in any untoward individual or group activity, including strikes and demonstrations.
Students should not involve in or form groups or arrange meetings based on caste, religion, region etc., either inside or outside the college.
Students should not involve in ragging (details given under ragging).
Smoking and consumption of alcoholic drinks are strictly prohibited in the college and hostels. The attention of the students is drawn to the Parliament enactment “The cigarettes and other Tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and Distribution) Act 2003 which came into existence from 01-05-2004”. A copy of the act is placed in the library for students’ reference.
“Cleanliness is Godliness”. Students should cultivate meticulous cleanliness.
“Courtesy costs nothing but earns goodwill”. So, be courteous in dealing with others.
“Energy saved is energy generated”. Switch off the lights and fans in the classrooms and labs when not required. Also, do not waste water.

Identity Cards

Identity cards Students will be given identity cards after their joining the college. They should wear identity cards all the time in the college. Not wearing identity cards attracts punishment.