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Working Hours & General College Rules

Working Hours

  • From 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in 5 periods of one hour each.
  • Forenoon Session: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (3 periods)
  • Lunch Break: 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
  • Afternoon Session: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM (2 periods)

General College Rules

  • Be clean and decorous in dress, language, and behaviour. All students should observe strict modesty in dress and manners.
  • Perfect discipline and decorum should be maintained in the classrooms and the college campus.
  • Students shall always keep their identity cards with them and produce them on demand by college authorities.
  • Smoking and the use of intoxicants are strictly prohibited.
  • The use of mobile phones on campus is strictly prohibited. Violations will be dealt with by fines or further actions.
  • Do not participate in movements likely to promote communal ill-feeling.
  • Do not disfigure college property, including walls, desks, benches, or library books, and avoid damage to any college fittings or furniture.
  • Students shall not loiter through corridors during class hours.
  • No meetings, entertainment, or fund collections shall be organized without prior permission from the principal.
  • Students should check the notice board daily before leaving the college. Failure to do so will not excuse any omission.
  • The principal reserves the right to use discretion regarding punishments such as fines, suspension, or cancellation of attendance.
  • Promotion to higher classes and selection for university examinations are at the discretion of the principal.
  • Ragging is strictly prohibited, both within and outside the campus, with severe penalties enforced as per government orders.
  • Political demonstrations and meetings are only allowed outside academic hours.
  • Students must be punctual for classes, and late arrivals of more than 5 minutes may result in loss of attendance for that hour.
Library Rules
  1. Books will be issued as per the schedule arranged by the Librarian.
  2. Students can borrow up to 2 books for Degree students and 4 books for Post Graduate students at a time.
  3. Borrowed books must be returned within a fortnight and may be renewed for 7 days if no one else has requested them.
  4. Absence from college is not an excuse for failing to return books on time.
    • If the due date falls on weekends or holidays, the book must be returned the next working day.
    • Books borrowed during vacations must be returned no later than the third day after college reopens.
    • All books must be returned by March 1st for annual stock verification.
  5. Failure to return a book on time incurs a fine of one rupee per day.
  6. Transfer certificates and refunds will only be issued after clearing all library dues.
  7. Teachers may borrow 10 books, and non-teaching staff may borrow 3 books at a time.
  8. Books should be returned in time for the annual stock verification in March.
  9. Disfiguring, scribbling, or damaging books will be treated as serious damage, requiring replacement or repair by the borrower.
  10. Lost books must be replaced or compensated according to government rules.
  11. Sub-lending and transferring books to others are not allowed.
  12. Books from the reference section cannot be taken outside the library.
  13. Strict silence must be observed in the library, and personal belongings such as bags are not allowed.
  14. In all matters concerning the library, the principal’s decision is final.
Anti-Ragging Rules

Kerala Ragging Prohibition Act 1998

  • Ragging is prohibited both inside and outside the campus. It includes any form of physical or mental harassment.
  • Any student involved in ragging will face up to two years of imprisonment and a fine of up to Rs. 10,000.
  • A student convicted of ragging will be dismissed from the institution and barred from admission to any other institution for three years.
  • If a written complaint is received, the head of the institution must conduct an enquiry within 7 days. If the allegation is true, the accused will be suspended, and the police will be informed.
  • If the head of the institution fails to take action, they will be treated as abetting the crime and punished accordingly.