Once students have entered the university premises, they are not permitted to leave the campus during class hours or activity schedules without prior permission from the concerned authority (such as the Warden, HOD, or Faculty Advisor). Even when permission is granted, students must return before 7:00 PM. Leaving the premises without approval will be treated as a disciplinary violation. This rule ensures safety, accountability, and the smooth functioning of academic and hostel activities.
Students will be allocated rooms on the ground floor based on the accommodation plan prepared by the administration. For additional security, each student is required to purchase their own lock and key for their assigned room. The university will not be held responsible for any personal belongings lost due to negligence in securing rooms. Students must also ensure that keys are not shared unnecessarily and that rooms remain locked when unoccupied.
Students must remain within their allotted hostel block. Moving around or entering other hostel blocks without permission is strictly prohibited. This rule is in place to maintain discipline, privacy, and safety among residents. Violations will be viewed seriously and may lead to warnings or restrictions on hostel privileges.
Any act of violence, harassment, or ragging, verbal, physical, or emotional, against fellow students or staff is strictly forbidden. The institution follows a zero-tolerance policy toward ragging, as per UGC and university regulations. Students found guilty of such behavior will face immediate disciplinary action, which may include suspension, expulsion, or legal proceedings. The university promotes a culture of mutual respect, cooperation, and harmony.
Students are expected to respect and preserve university property. Any damage caused to college infrastructure, such as furniture, laboratory equipment, hostel rooms, or other facilities, whether intentional or accidental, will result in a fine equivalent to the repair or replacement cost. Severe cases may also invite disciplinary measures. Students are urged to treat all facilities as shared community resources.
Meals will be served in the designated dining area during the scheduled timings only. Students are expected to adhere to these timings and not demand food outside the allotted hours. Random or unplanned requests for meals at untimely hours will not be entertained, except in case of medical emergencies or prior approvals. Maintaining this discipline ensures smooth kitchen operations and fairness to all students.
Students must maintain a decent and appropriate dress code while on campus. The following attire is not permitted: shorts, sleeveless tops, crop tops, or short dresses. Dressing modestly reflects respect for the institutional environment and promotes a professional atmosphere. Students failing to follow the dress code may be denied entry to classes or events and will receive a warning.
Strict segregation between boys’ and girls’ hostels will be maintained at all times. Girls are not allowed inside the boys’ hostel, and boys are not allowed inside the girls’ hostel under any circumstance. Even for official or academic reasons, such visits are prohibited unless special written permission is obtained from the warden. Violation of this rule will result in immediate disciplinary action.
During any form of sports, cultural, or technical team practice, the team manager or faculty-in-charge must be present at all times. Teams found practicing without authorised supervision will face consequences such as cancellation of practice privileges or disqualification from representing the university. This ensures accountability, safety, and coordination during practice sessions.
Only registered participants and their authorised accomplices are permitted entry to the event venue during any university function, competition, or practice session. Entry of outsiders or non-participating students is strictly prohibited for security and organisational reasons. Event coordinators and security personnel have full authority to restrict entry and maintain decorum inside the venue premises.
The consumption, possession, or bringing of alcohol, narcotic substances, or any form of illegal drugs within the university campus or hostels is strictly prohibited. Violation of this rule will attract severe disciplinary action, including suspension, expulsion, and possible legal proceedings under applicable laws. The university is committed to maintaining a safe, healthy, and drug-free environment for all students.
Cleanliness and hygiene must be maintained throughout the campus at all times. Students are responsible for ensuring that classrooms, hostels, corridors, and common areas remain tidy. Littering, spitting, or improper waste disposal is strictly prohibited. All waste should be placed in designated bins, and efforts should be made to segregate biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste. Maintaining a clean environment reflects personal discipline and respect for shared spaces, contributing to a positive academic atmosphere.
The Event Committee and University Authorities hold full power to enforce disciplinary actions in case of any misconduct or violation of the university's code of conduct. Depending on the severity of the offence, actions may include verbal or written warnings, fines, suspension, or expulsion from the institution or event. Participants or visitors involved in serious misconduct may also be reported to their home institutions or relevant authorities. The decisions made by the university administration shall be final and binding on all parties involved.