1. Introduction
The Code of Conduct of Hiralal Ramniwas Post Graduate College establishes the standards of behaviour expected of all members of the college community — students, faculty, and staff. This code is designed to foster a culture of respect, integrity, and academic excellence.
2. Student Code of Conduct
2.1 Academic Integrity
- Students must not engage in plagiarism, cheating, or any form of academic dishonesty
- Mobile phones are prohibited during examinations and lectures
- Minimum 75% attendance is mandatory for appearing in examinations
- Students must complete all assignments and practicals on time
2.2 Campus Behaviour
- Maintain decorum and discipline on campus at all times
- Dress code: Formal/semi-formal attire is expected; avoid indecent clothing
- Smoking, alcohol, and consumption of narcotics strictly prohibited on campus
- Damaging college property is a punishable offence
- Political activity and demonstrations require prior permission from the Principal
- Maintain silence in library, examination halls, and during lectures
2.3 Interaction and Respect
- Treat all fellow students, faculty, and staff with respect regardless of gender, caste, religion, or background
- Any form of discrimination, bullying, or harassment is strictly prohibited
- Social media posts defaming the college, faculty, or fellow students are prohibited
3. Faculty Code of Conduct
- Maintain punctuality and regularity in classes
- Treat all students with fairness and impartiality
- Maintain high standards of academic integrity in teaching and research
- Avoid private tuitions to own students for remuneration
- Respect and maintain confidentiality of student records
- Participate actively in institutional development activities
4. Staff Code of Conduct
- Maintain confidentiality of institutional records
- Render prompt and courteous service to students and visitors
- Avoid accepting gifts or monetary benefits from students/staff
- Report to duty on time and maintain attendance records faithfully
5. Disciplinary Action
Violations of this Code may result in:
- Written warning
- Suspension from classes/duty
- Fine
- Cancellation of admission/termination of service
- Legal action if warranted