To maintain dignity, decency,
order, calmness and also obey the instructions of teacher in the
class rooms.
To maintain silence in reading in
the Library and also in the campus.
To submit to the disciplinary
jurisdiction of the authorities and obey the rules and regulations
made by the University from time to time.
Not to form any formal and
informal groups on the basis of caste, community and religion.
Not to sow seeds of discord among
students on the above or any other basis.
Not to engage in any kind of
activity that interrupts the corporate life of the University.
Not to adopt any coercive
measures.
Not to abuse the privileges or
status of students.
Not to go outside the place of
study during the working hours of the department.
Not to commit any offence under
Civil Rights Act 1955 or any offence involving moral turpitude.
Not to be in the canteen or at
any public place during working hours of the college.
Smoking inside the classroom,
laboratory, library and within the department is prohibited.
Teasing women and committing
nuisance on the campus, on college grounds, and at programmes are
strictly prohibited.
Any violence on the campus,
destruction of university property, manhandling of teachers or
administrative staff or any other person in the university campus or
the authorities of the university/and misbehaviour with girl
students will be viewed seriously. Erring persons will be liable
for disciplinary action such as expulsion for specific period or
rustication etc,.
Defacing of
the campus buildings and walls by sticking bills posters, etc, or
by writing is prohibited.
Demand for postponement of
examinations, demand for reexamination or any agitation in the
examination hall like boycotting particularly when once the
examination paper is issued are prohibited and if students boycott
examinations on any ground no reexamination shall be conducted
during that year.
All types of malpractices and
unfair means in the examination hall including assault on
invigilators, misbehaving in the hall and impersonation are
punishable offences under A.P.Govt. G.O.M.S.No. 114 Edn.,
dt.13-5-97.
Violation of the above rule
attracts the disciplinary jurisdiction of the authorities of the
University under Section 27 of 6 S.K.U. Act .
Any candidate detected violating
any of these rules will be sent out of the examination hall
forthwith and his conduct will be reported to the university
authorities. Such a candidate stands the risk of having all his/her
answer books for the examination rejected for valuation and of being
debarred from taking the university examinations for such a period
as the Executive Council may decide.
