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The
Diary must be brought to College daily.
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Every
pupil is required to attend college-curricular
and co-curricular activities-in the prescribed
uniform. All information regarding the uniform
may be had from the office.
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Punctuality
must be strictly observed. Pupil must be present
in the college premises 5 minutes before the
commencement of college hours i.e. the morning
assembly.
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Late-comers
will be marked absent, even if they may be
allowed to attend classes. Habitual late comers
will be taken to task.
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No
pupil may be absent from classes/college functions
except for serious reasons. Parents/guardians
should fill in the 'Leave of Absence Record'
when their son/ward comes back to college,
and also send a signed leave application.
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If
for some serious reasons a pupil cannot attend
college for more than 3 days consecutively,,
the Principal should be informed in writing,
and a medical certificate in case of illness
should be submitted.
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No
literature of anyy, kind which is not directly
connect the college curriculum should be brought
to college.
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Pupils
are not permitted to leave the college prrmises
during college hours without the written permission
of principal.
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Parents/
guardians or visitors are not allowed to interview
pupils or teachers during college hours without
the written permission of Principal. Hence
parents/ guardians are advised to meet teachers
only by prior appointment and the written
permission of the Principal.
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Only
English should be spoken within the college
premises.
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Pupils
themselves are responsible for their own books
fountainpens. cycles, tiffin carriers or any
other articles they may bring to college.
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It
is the duty of the pupils to see that the
college premises are kept clean and tidy.
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Pupils
are expected to take care of the college property.
Any damage caused to the colleae property
must be made good either individually or collectively.
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No
pupil should remain in the class room during
the recess.
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The
college is divided Into four Houses for all
curricular and co-curricular activities. They
are :
RED - St. George
GOLD - St. Francis
GREEN - St. Patrick
BLUE - St. Andrew
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Every
pupil must take part in at least some of the
co-curricular activities unless exempted by
the Principal.
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Collection
for any purpose requires the Principal's sanction.
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No
private tution should be arranged without
the permission of the Principal.
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Pupils
are answerable to the college authorities
for their conduct both in and outside the
College premises.
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A
pupil may be sent borne during college hours
for violating any of the college rules.
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The
college authorities also reserve the right
of suspending/ dismissing any pupil whose
conduct, in their opinion, is not satisfactory.
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In
addition to the semester and the annual assessments
there will be regular weekly assessments.
Promotion will be decided on the basis of
the final aggregate of the marks obtained
in all the assessments.
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The
aggregate value of the assessments is as follows:
10 + 10 (weekly), 30 (semesteral), and 50
(annual).
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A
minimum of 40% in the final aggregate in every
subject is required for promotion. Malpractice
of any kind will warrant severe punishment,
such as the cancellation of the assessment
results, detention or even dismissal.
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A
progress Report will be issued after the semesteral
and the annual assessments. The Progress Report
of the first and seconcd semesteral assessments
should be returned duly signed, within 3 days
of receipt on a working day.
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Pupils
absent from any assessment will be considered
to have failed in that assessment. No absentee
will be re-examined.
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Class
X and XII students who do not appear for,
or fail in the prelims may not be permitted
to appear for the Council examination.
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All
students should put in an attendance of at
leas 75% to 80% of the working days. Any pupil
falling short of the required attendance will
not be granted promotion to the next class
or allowed to appear for the Council examination.
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Any
pupil failing two years in succession will
have to leave the college automatically.
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Pupils
leaving college in the middle of the academic
year must give a month's notice or a month's
fee in lieu thereof.
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Application
for Transfer Certificate shall he made to
the Principal by the parents/guardians of
the pupil on the prescribed form.
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All
students are encouraged to make good use of
the college library and the reading room.
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A
student is permitted to take only one book
per week. No student is allowed to keep a
book for more than a week without permission.
Defaulters will be fined, Rs. 2/- Per day.
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A
student who loses or damages a book will be
fined.
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All
library books should be returned at least
two weeks before the winter vacation and the
annual assessment.
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Fees
must he paid in advance in cash or by cheque
regularly through the Bill Book as per "Illistruction
to Parents/ Guardians" (in the Bill Book).
Fees must be deposited at the I.O.B. Fees
collection counter opposite Bhargava Book
Depot.
N.B. :
Any change in these rules or additions to
it will be notified from time to time through
the circular letters or announced in the assembly.
None of these rules either in part or as a
whole will be challenged in any court of law.
