Students admitted to the college are required to adhere to the institution's rules and regulations.
The college enforces a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of vandalism or indiscipline.
The entire college campus, corridors, and library are under 24*7 CCTV surveillance.
The use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited in classrooms, laboratories, and the library.
Students are advised not to bring mobile phones during examination periods, as the college will not be responsible for any loss.
Students can change their subject only within the deadline set by the University of North Bengal, subject to availability and compliance with other criteria and norms.
Students must carry their college identity card within the campus to be presented with it upon request. Identity cards from other sources will not be accepted. In case of a loss, students must apply for a duplicate and pay the requisite fee.
Students must regularly check the notice board and the college website, as well as the respective departmental WhatsApp group, for time-to-time notification updates, i.e., admissions, registration, examinations, scholarships, etc., and follow the instructions provided to avoid inconvenience.
Students who fail to attend at least 75% of the total classes will be designated as non-collegiate.
Students who are absent for 15 consecutive days after admission without prior written notice will be removed from the attendance register.
Attendance is mandatory for all internal assessments, with no opportunity for a retake.
Using drugs or any kind of intoxicant on campus is a punishable offense.
The disciplinary committee (Grievance Redressal Cell) may require a student to leave the college if deemed necessary for the institution's best interests without providing a reason.
Students must keep the college premises and classrooms clean and uphold the institution's sanctity.
Students should not loiter in the corridors during class hours.
Students must maintain silence while in the library.
Smoking, chewing, and spitting on campus are strictly prohibited and will be punished according to college rules.
Students should turn off fans and lights before leaving classrooms.
Ragging is strictly prohibited and punishable under the Supreme Court of India and UGC regulations on ragging in higher educational institutions (2009 and subsequent amendments).
Students must show respect and courtesy to the principal, officer-in-charge, teachers, staff, fellow students, and visitors.
