| CODE OF CONDUCT |
| “None will improve your lot if you yourself do not." said Bertolt Brecht..We believe in teaching through example. Education without discipline, sincerity and hard work cannot take you far..However, when students have these qualities, virtually nothing is impossible. |
| Attendance |
100% attendance is expected in all academic and co-curriculars. However, 10% absence can be considered in case of unforeseen circumstances. Failing to have at least 90% attendance, students will have to bear fines and additional fees for re-exams. In addition, the student also earns minus marks. The same goes for absence from co-curricular activities too. Apart from these additional fines, students will also go through the pain of doing double work on assignments / process / work / survey / activity. Damage to property inside or outside the campus will also attract fines; individual or collective along with disciplinary action.
Having placed immeasurable trust and faith in students, subjecting them to any kind of fines, punishment or disciplinary action is something we would hate to do. Students can save us from going through this painful ordeal by maintaining self-discipline and good behavior. |
| Dress Code |
| Following dress code is recommended |
| On formal occasions |
| Boys |
Grey blazer, grey trousers, white shirt, tie and polished black shoes |
| Girls |
Grey Blazer, grey trousers and white shirt |
| On regular days |
| Boys |
Formals without blazer and tie. Daily shave is a must. Shoes should be polished well. A neat hair cut is expected. |
| Girls |
Salwar kameez |
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| Accommodation |
| Students are expected to present themselves before 10.00 p.m. every night when attendance record is updated. Only one night out is permitted every month that too on request in writing from parents at least 24 hours in advance. Girls and boys cannot visit each other’s accommodation under any circumstances. Landlords’ complaints will also be taken cognizance of in case of students staying outside on their own. |
| Termination |
| The following situations can lead to termination of students |
- Stealing or indulging in malpractice in exams / tests
- Intoxication
- Found inside the campus/hostels after consumption of liquor and/or drugs or found in possession of liquor, drugs, cigarettes etc. inside the campus / hostel
- Sexual misconduct inside or outside the campus
- Deliberate damage to institute’s property
- Violence/conspiracy against anyone
- Failure to clear the exams according to exam rules
- Malpractice continues even after two warnings
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