General Discipline

The college places the highest priority on discipline. Every student and staff member must strictly adhere to the rules and regulations of the institution.
The Principal is empowered to impose disciplinary action, including fines, suspension, or expulsion, in the interest of maintaining order and integrity.

Conduct on Campus

Students must conduct themselves in a manner that does not disturb classes or fellow students.
Ragging, consumption of alcohol, and smoking are strictly prohibited within the hostel and campus premises.
No functions or events may be organized by students without prior permission from the Principal.
Writing on walls, furniture, bathrooms, or blackboards is forbidden.
Damage to college property will be charged to the responsible student(s), in addition to disciplinary action.

Mobile phones are not permitted inside the college campus.
Browsing or misuse of internet facilities during lab hours is strictly prohibited.
Listening to music from any device is not allowed within the campus.

Eating snacks or lunch inside classrooms or corridors is not permitted.
Students must switch off fans and lights when leaving classrooms.
Furniture must not be moved or displaced.
Dress code: Students are not allowed to attend classes or college functions wearing shorts, dhotis, jeans, or T-shirts.

No student shall remain in the hostel during class hours unless sick and officially permitted to be on leave.
Exchange of greeting cards, photographs, gift articles, or letters between students of the opposite sex is prohibited.

Whistling, hooting, shouting, or singing aloud is not permitted while travelling in the college bus.
Throwing papers or other articles inside or outside the bus is strictly forbidden.

Students must carry all necessary items (hall ticket, admit card, pen, pencil, calculator, scale, eraser, etc.) to the examination hall.
Students must remain in the hall for the entire duration of internal tests and university examinations.
Continued poor performance in internal tests or poor attendance may result in the Principal withholding permission to appear for university examinations.