| 1 | Be friendly and respectful towards each of your classmates. |
| 2 | Students should not move around while classes are in progress. |
| 3 | Students should maintain complete silence inside and outside the classrooms. |
| 4 | Entering the classroom without the permission of the professor is inappropriate and prohibited. |
| 5 | Writing or drawing inappropriate material on walls, blackboards, or furniture is a punishable offence. |
| 6 | Damaging library books, tearing pages, marking them, or writing anything on them is a serious offence. |
| 7 | Any offence, indiscipline, or disobedience of the orders of any professor, whether inside or outside the classroom, is punishable. |
| 8 | No outsider, other than a guardian, will be allowed to meet a student on the college campus. |
| 9 | Damaging any college property is a punishable offence. Do not make any payment at the college without obtaining a receipt, and keep the receipt safely. |
| 10 | The college is a sacred centre for the pursuit of knowledge. Any kind of noise or commotion is against its dignity and decency. Students should not disturb its peace and dignity in any way. |
| 11 | The notice board is the main medium of communication between students and the college. Therefore, students should check it daily. |
| 12 | In case of a change in the local postal address, the new address must be informed to the college after getting it certified by the local guardian. |
| 13 | If a student starts any job or business during their studies, they should provide complete information about it to the college as far as possible. |
| 14 | Students arriving at the college by vehicle must park only in the designated parking area. Parking elsewhere is a punishable offence. |
| 15 | Students should take an interest in keeping the college campus clean and beautiful. Do not litter by throwing papers or other materials anywhere. Do not paste posters or write anything on the walls. |
| 16 | If damage is caused to college property due to any undesirable activity done by a student or someone supported by them, the student will be held responsible and may face disciplinary action by the college. |
| 17 | Harassment is a serious offence. As determined by the Supreme Court of India in April 1999, any student found guilty of harassment will be immediately expelled. |
