ANTI RAGGING RULES
Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited within the college premises and on public transport used by students. Any student found involved in ragging or related activities will be subject to strict disciplinary action, irrespective of the nature or extent of the incident, in accordance with the applicable rules, regulations, and ordinances.
The institution follows the directions and regulations issued by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India and other competent authorities concerning the prevention and prohibition of ragging.
Acts or practices, whether carried out by individuals or groups, involving physical assault, threats, intimidation, or the use of force.
- Actions that violate the status, dignity, or honour of female students and/or students belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) communities.
- Acts that subject students to mockery, humiliation, or disrespect, thereby affecting their self-esteem and dignity.
- Verbal abuse, aggressive behaviour, indecent gestures, obscene acts, or any other form of inappropriate conduct.
To prevent and address such incidents, an Anti-Ragging Committee has been constituted and made operational before the commencement of first-year classes. The committee is empowered to take prompt and appropriate action against any student found involved in ragging, in accordance with applicable rules and regulations.
To date, no incidents of ragging have been reported at Shridevi Institute of Engineering and Technology (SIET), Tumakuru.
Attendance for all class tests, internal assessments, and college assessment examinations is mandatory for all students.
Students must complete all prescribed term work, including journals, drawing sheets, workshop tasks, assignments, and other academic activities, within the specified schedule.
Students and parents should be aware that failure to complete the prescribed term work to the satisfaction of the Head of the Institution may result in the student being declared ineligible to appear for the university examinations, as per applicable regulations.
Students are responsible for maintaining proper conduct both within the institute premises and in their general behaviour.
Students are expected to contribute to maintaining cleanliness and tidiness within the institute buildings and campus.
Compliance with all rules and regulations prescribed by the institute is mandatory for every student.
Any form of misconduct may result in disciplinary action, including suspension or expulsion from the institute, as per applicable rules and regulations.
Students must wear appropriate aprons while working in the workshop.
Students are expected to regularly read all notices displayed on the college notice board.
The college shall not be responsible for any loss, inconvenience, or consequences arising from a student’s failure to read notices displayed on the college notice board.
Vehicles must be parked only in designated parking areas. Students must carry their valid identity cards at all times while on the college premises.
Any change in a student’s residential address or contact details must be promptly communicated to the college office.
- All movements to and from the hostel must be recorded in the movement register maintained at the hostel entrance and duly signed by the student. The movement register shall be monitored by the security guard stationed at the hostel entrance.
- Hostel Identification (ID): Students must obtain their hostel ID cards from the Hostel Office. When leaving the campus, students must deposit their hostel ID cards at the main gate and collect them from the security personnel upon re-entry. ID cards that are not collected from the main gate will be available for collection from the Hostel Office after 15 days. During this period, the concerned students will not be permitted to leave the institute premises. In case of loss of a hostel ID card, the student must report the matter to the Students’ Welfare Office. A duplicate ID card will be issued after 15 days.
- Attendance: In the ladies’ hostel, attendance shall be recorded between 8:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. In the boys’ hostel, students must be present in their respective rooms, with the doors open, between 9:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. daily for attendance verification by the Wardens or Block Supervisors. Attendance will not be taken on Saturdays in the boys’ hostel. Room changes are permitted only with the prior approval of the Chief Warden.
- Hostel Room Regulations: Hostel rooms are subject to periodic inspection by university and hostel authorities to ensure cleanliness, discipline, and proper maintenance. Possession or use of unauthorized items, including alcohol, drugs, weapons, or other prohibited substances or articles, is strictly prohibited.
- Quiet Hours: Silence and discipline must be maintained throughout the hostel premises, including rooms, bathrooms, dining halls, corridors, and common areas. Students must ensure that their activities do not cause inconvenience, disturbance, or disruption to other residents.
- Day Scholars and Donations: Day scholars are not permitted to enter or stay in the hostel without prior authorization. Students are also prohibited from soliciting donations or collecting funds for any purpose, whether religious or otherwise, without prior permission from the competent authority.
- Class Attendance and Late Arrival: Students who are absent from regular classes must obtain permission from the Warden and inform the Chief Warden. Hostel residents arriving after the prescribed gate-closing time without prior permission or a valid reason may be subject to disciplinary action and a fine. Repeated violations may result in removal from the hostel, subject to the applicable hostel rules.
- Water Conservation: Hostel residents are expected to use water responsibly and avoid unnecessary wastage.
- Disciplinary Action: Students who repeatedly violate hostel attendance or timing requirements may be subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the hostel, in accordance with the applicable hostel rules and regulations.