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Campus Discipline & Student Regulations

Student Code of Conduct & Institutional Guidelines

City Premier College maintains an atmosphere of academic discipline, mutual respect, and high ethical conduct. Every student enrolling at CPC agrees to adhere to the code of conduct established by the college and RTMNU.

Attendance Requirements

  • A minimum of 75% attendance in theory lectures and practical classes is mandatory as per RTMNU and UGC guidelines to be eligible for university semester examinations.
  • Leave of absence on medical grounds must be supported with an authentic medical certificate submitted to the Principal within 3 days of resuming college.
  • Regular attendance records are monitored monthly by class teachers and notified to parents.

Anti-Ragging Policy (Zero Tolerance)

  • Ragging within or outside the campus is strictly prohibited under the Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999 and UGC regulations.
  • Any student found guilty of ragging, harassment, or verbal abuse is liable for immediate suspension, rustication, and criminal FIR as mandated by law.
  • CPC maintains a dedicated 24/7 Anti-Ragging Committee and Internal Complaints Committee (ICC).

Campus Decorum & Identity Cards

  • Every student must wear their official CPC Identity Card visibly at all times on campus.
  • Use of mobile phones during lecture hours, computer lab sessions, and examinations is strictly forbidden.
  • Smoking, consumption of alcohol, tobacco chewing, and narcotics on campus or premises are punishable with immediate expulsion.

Examinations & Academic Integrity

  • Adoption of unfair means, cheating, or malpractice in internal exams or RTMNU university exams attracts strict disciplinary action under university ordinances.
  • Students must remit university examination fees in accordance with the official schedule to avoid university late penalties.

Zero-Tolerance Anti-Ragging Mandate

As mandated by the Supreme Court of India, UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging, and the Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999, City Premier College enforces a strict zero-tolerance policy. Grievance complaints can be addressed immediately to the Anti-Ragging Cell or Principal.