Admission Process
A) Admission
- Students should have prescribed number of true copies of the original documents at the time of admission.
- All admissions are computerized. Students have to remember and use the permanent registration number (PRN).
- Necessary documents like eligibility certificate, migration certificate, E.Re., Scholarship and freeship forms must be submitted within stipulated time.
- . All admissions are provisional. Principal reserves the rights of final admission and may cancel any admission after verification of documents.
- Students must preserve all original receipts without which no refund will be entertained.
B) Rules for Refund of fees
I For Granted Courses
- . If a student cancels his/her admission on or before 31 st July, 'other fees' will be deducted from the total fees payable and remaining amount will be refunded.
- If a student cancels his/her admission after 31 st July and before the end of first term, 'other fees' will deducted and 50% of the tuition fees will be refunded for full fees holders.
- If a student cancels his/her admission in the second term, required to pay full fees as prescribed.
- For cancellation of admission minimum required fees as per above criteria must be compulsorily paid.
II. For Non-Granted Courses
- If a student cancels his/her admission before 31st July, 20% of the total fees payable will be deducted and remaining amount will be refunded.
- If a student cancels his/her admission after 31 st July and before the end of first term, 50% of the total fees payable will be deducted.
- If a student cancels his/her admission in the second term, required to pay full fees as prescribed.
- For cancellation of admission minimum required fees as per above criteria must be compulsorily paid.
Code of Conduct
A) Attendance
- 75% attendance for theory classes and practical is compulsory.
- Irregular students are liable for strict disciplinary action.
- Attendance for college tests, tutorials and terminal examinations is compulsory.
- Performance of students throughout the year will be monitored and will be reported to parents.
- Use of unfair means in the college as well as university examinations is strictly prohibited.
B) Code of Conduct for Students
1. General Discipline
Students are expected to maintain discipline at all times- in class and on campus. The use of cellular / mobile phones, pagers, walkers and other wireless equipment is prohibited in the working areas of the Institute (classrooms, corridors, library, lab). Violation of this rule may lead to confiscation of the instrument by the authorities. Students are also expected to conduct themselves properly in the hostel and outside the campus. Students who get involved in public disturbances will face suspension or possible expulsion from the Institute.
2. Dress code
Students are always expected to be in the uniform (White Shirt & Blue Jeans) while they are in campus except on Thursday.
3. Punctuality
Students are expected to be punctual for their classes, as well as for seminars, present2ations, and assessment tests.
4. Evaluation Process
Any use of unfair means in any component of evaluation in the programme is viewed seriously by the Institute. The student is expected to keep herself/ himself well informed about the latest examination regulations. The regulations will be informed to the students in advance and will also be available at respective department.
5. General
Students are expected to make proper use of all the amenities provided on campus including the library, lab and the common room facilities. Disciplinary action will be taken against students who misuse these facilities. Students are required not to litter classrooms and other working areas of the Institute. OHPs and other audio-visual equipment used in class should be handled with care.
6. Disciplinary Action
All cases of individual misconduct/indiscipline will be investigated by the Disciplinary Committee duly constituted by the Principal. This committee will hear the students’ viewpoint before making its recommendations to the Principal in each individual case. The decision of the Principal shall be final and binding. Disciplinary action for misconduct will include the imposition of a fine, exclusion from the award of trophies/ prizes, withholding of placement opportunities on campus, debarring from appearing for the final examinations, and in serious cases, suspension/expulsion from the programme. The Institute reserves the right to ask a student to leave the programme at any time during the academic year, if the student’s academic performance and general conduct as adjudged by the Institute be found unsatisfactory.
C) Punitive Action as per Statute Section 87(8) and Ordinance 129
- Imposition of fine up to Rs. 300/- or more.
- Debarring from attending the classes for specified period.
- Disqualifying from participating in any co-curricular or cultural activities of the College.
- Withholding of any college document.
- Denial of admission to a course or to college/ university or board examination.
- Cancellation of admission to the college at any stage.
- Withholding of examination results.