SCHOOL OF LAW
DO'S & DONT’S
DO’S
1. Do attend classes regularly in proper uniform/shoes with your identity card.
2. Do ensure a neat physical appearance by trimming hair and maintaining a clean-shaven face.
3. Do uphold discipline by keeping both the classroom and campus clean.
4. Do ensure timely payment of tuition fees.
5. Do maintain honesty in your interactions with both your teacher and your studies.
6. Do make it a habit to be regular in your classes and maintain at least 70% attendance as
specified by the Bar Council of India, New Delhi.
7. Do make sure to promptly attend all Internal Assessment Components without fail.
8. Do submit assignments on time.
9. Do establish reasonable and achievable academic goals for each semester.
10. Do acquire the Bare Act or read the textbook and reference books in the library regarding your
relevant subjects.
11. Do show respect to teaching and non-teaching personnel, including security staff members.
12. Do park your vehicle in the locations instructed by the institution, especially in secluded places.
13. Do take care of your most valuable belongings personally.
14. Do maintain proper behaviour while on the bus.
15. Do maintain punctuality.
16. Do observe general discipline within the campus.
Furthermore, studies should be regarded as a sacred duty by every student, and polite and good
behaviour should be exhibited by every student towards their classmates.
DONT’S
1. Don't get involved in, and don't be a part of, ragging, strikes, or any other detrimental
circumstantial activities inside or outside the campus or hostels.
2. Don't engage in any actions within the campus that adversely affect unity in diversity.
3. Don't loiter in the corridor or outside the classrooms while a lecture is in progress.
4. Don't leave the class early or unannounced without a leave letter.
5. Don't fall asleep inside the class and refrain from making noise during break hours.
6. Don't utter rude remarks or any other inappropriate or provocative statements.
7. Don't develop the habit of skipping classes; attending classes is a critical component from both
a learning and examination point of view.
8. Don't make calls to faculty members after college hours.
9. Don't use mobile phones inside the classrooms, labs, or the moot court.
10. Don't use any narcotic drugs, alcohol, tobacco products or chewing gum inside the campus.
11. Don't forget to enroll attendance / biometric.
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