Standards of Conduct
The students are expected to be responsible for the wellbeing of the campus by respecting the codes of academic conduct and the safety of all members of the community and faculty property. In this respect, they are expected to act as responsible individuals, to conduct themselves with honesty and integrity both personally and academically, and to respect the rights of others. This faculty considers these standards as essential to its mission and its community. All forms of academic dishonesty such as misrepresentation in coursework, cheating, submission of the work of another person, making false statements to a member of the faculty and alteration or misuse of university documents are considered serious offences within the university community.
Following forms of misconduct are considered serious offences and may be reported for disciplinary action.
- Any student commits or participates in any form of ragging within or outside the Faculty,
- Any student conduct which makes it difficult or impossible to proceed with scheduled lectures, seminars, discussion group meetings and related activities, and with examinations or tests.
- Any student’s conduct which leads to damage to or theft of University properties or the personal properties of members of faculty and staff, or of fellow students. It also includes conduct which leads to physical injury to, or emotional disturbances of any of the above-mentioned persons.
- Violations of the rules and regulations of the Government and the University.
- Unauthorized use of University facilities, including unauthorized gatherings and having unauthorized guests in hostels.
- Safety violations.
- Violations of rules governing residence in university hostels or in other premises rented for accommodation of students.
- Failure to remit, return or submit financial obligations, property or records of the University, within the time prescribed by the University.
