Policies

Rules & Regulations

The moulding of character is at the top of the agenda and since the behaviour of the students will make or mark the reputation of the institution, the students are advised to scrupulously abide by the following rules and regulations. It is mandatory for all the students to possess their identity card always duly attested by the Registrar. Identity cards will be issued to the students soon after their admission into the University. The students have to produce the ID Cards on demand by the authorities of the University. The possession of identity cards is all the more essential at the time of Examinations.

Attendance

Attendance shall be considered semester wise (not annually). All the students are expected to attend classes everyday without fail. However, if there are some important and genuine reasons students can avail leave after obtaining permission from the respective class Tutor / Adviser and HOD/ Director / Dean / Registrar

• The attendance of the students is marked every hour.
• If a student is absent for one or more hours in a session (forenoon or afternoon), he /she will lose attendance for half-a-day.
• The working days for a semester are 90 days.
• To appear for the University examination a student has to
  a) Earn 75% of attendance for each semester b) Satisfy the University by his / her conduct and progress.
• The Registrar is authorized to condone deficiency in attendance up to a maximum of 10% of the number of days for each semester.
• If the student has secured attendance between 64% and 50%, the student shall not be permitted to appear for the current semester examinations. However the candidate is permitted to appear for his/her arrear examinations if any, and continue the programme.
• If the student has secured less than 50% of attendance, the student has to redo the course. However the student will be permitted to appear for arrear examinations.

On duty attendance

• Students involved in Co & Extra-Curricular activities and hence missing regular classes should contact the respective authorities (Physical Director/NSS Officers/ HODs/Faculty-in-charge for various activities) who will recommend the case to the Registrar for attendance within four working days. After four working days, the request will not be considered.
• Students must obtain written permission from the Registrar before undertaking these activities, and on the completion of the activities, they must submit a prescribed application form to the Registrar to claim the on duty attendance.

ATTENDANCE

The Marks for attendance shall be awarded as given below
Less than 75% - 0 mark
76% to 79% - 1 Mark
80% to 89% - 2 marks
85% to 98% - 3 marks
90% to 94% - 4 marks
95% to 100% - 5 marks

Leave

• Students should apply for leave to the respective class tutor / adviser and HOD before availing leave.
• If leave is requested for reasons of illness for more than two days, the leave application along with a medical certificate should be rd submitted by the parents / local guardian on or before the 3 day of illness. A fitness certificate from the Doctor who treated the student should be submitted on the day of rejoin in the University.

Note: Submission of leave application with/without medical certificate does not entitle a student to earn attendance for the days of his/her absence.

Fee Regulations

In an academic year, payment of fees is divided into two semesters. The first semester commences from the reopening of the University in June, after the summer vacation and continues till the end of October. The second semester commences from the middle of November to the end of March.

• Every student is liable to pay the whole fees for each semester. The fees should be paid within the indicated date.
• Students who do not pay the fees on or before the last date indicated shall pay a fine as may be imposed by the University.

Certificates

Any student who wishes to obtain a Transfer or Conduct Certificate shall apply to the University office in writing. Certificates will be issued the next day only.

Students representing the University in various activities should get bonafide certificates from the Registrar.

Malpractices in Examinations:

• Candidate scribbling on the question paper will be sent out of the examination hall.
• Candidate found in possession of material in the form of printed / Photostatted / cyclostyled / handwritten or in any other means i.e., written on paper, cloth, scale, furniture, hand/body etc., will be penalized.
• Candidate found copying from the incriminating materials owned or borrowed in any form mentioned in Rule 2 or from the answer book of another candidate or abetting another candidate to copy will be penalized.
• Inserting previously written answer sheets brought from outside, aiding or assisting for copying from additional book pilfered already or passing on written bits for copying is liable to be penalized.
• Candidates refusing to accompany the Hall Superintendent to the Chief Superintendent or to the Registrar on account of his / her malpractice or exhibiting verbal resistance inside or outside the examination hall or running out of the hall with or wi t h out t h e answer paper or script will be penalized.
• Candidates should not leave the hall within 45 minutes from the time of commencement of examination, with or without Question / Answer paper.
• Candidate employing somebody to write examination will be penalized.
• Cell phones/pagers are not permitted in the Exam Halls. If any student is found possessing a cell phone/pager in the examination hall, the cell phone/pager will be seized and will be returned to the student at the time of leaving the University with TC.
• The Candidates will be permitted to enter the Exam Hall within 30 minutes.

Note: The above are only guidelines and any other malpractice not covered under any clause above shall be suitably dealt with.

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