ID Cards, Conduct and Discipline

ID Cards

Wearing ID card is mandatory inside the college campus.

Conduct and Behaviour

1. Every student shall wear clean and suitable clothing.
2. Every student shall greet the members of the Staff on his/her first meeting them for the day.
3. When a member of the Staff enters the classroom, the students shall rise and remain standing till they are asked to be seated or till the staff member takes his/her seat.
4. No student shall leave the classroom or laboratory without the permission of the teacher.
5. Students are not permitted to stand in the corridor during the class hours.
6. Students who may have no class to attend in any particular period, may go to the Reading Room or may sit in any class room that may be unoccupied but shall on no account disturb the class at work.
7. When attending public meeting and functions in the College, students should be decently dressed. They should be polite and courteous to all, ready to oblige, respectful to seniors and should prove themselves lovers of good order and decent behaviour.
8. Regarding matters not specified above, students shall aim at conducting themselves in a manner thoroughly worthy of the College, and in harmony with the best traditions of Indian life and culture.
9. Smoking inside the College or Hostel premises, throwing about waste papers, defacing the wall and committing nuisance on the grounds are punishable offences.

Disciplinary Regulation (TNER)

1. No student who has been convicted in a Court of Law for disloyal activities or who has been detained under Defence of India Rules or Restriction and Detention Ordinance 1944, shall be admitted or readmitted into the College without the previous sanction of the Director of Collegiate Education.
2. Students should abstain from active participation in party or communal politics.
3. Principal or other constituted College authorities may frame and issue from time to time the disciplinary rules of a permanent or temporary character regulating the conduct, in and outside the College premises, for students on the rolls so far as such rules seem necessary to maintain the reputation of the College.
4. Principal or other constituted College authorities shall have full power to inflict the following punishments in the interest of the students or the institution concerned: fines, forfeiture of term certificates, suspension and expulsion.

Proctorial System

The College has proctorial system to ensure periodical monitoring of the progress and attendance of each student of the College. Each member of the staff will be in-charge of twenty students whose classroom participation, examinations, personal issues and behaviour will be under thorough scrutiny of the proctor. Students would be given counselling by the proctor in-charge on the last Friday of every month between 2.30 – 3.30pm. The proctor may request the parents to visit the campus for discussion on the academic performance of the student.

From the Hand Book & Calendar 2026 - 27, page 16–17.