Admission to I P.U.C. examination shall be open to candidates who have:
• Undergone the prescribed course of study in the corresponding year in a recognised institution.
• Put in the minimum attendance prescribed.
• Completed the practicals assignments for internal assessment and obtained a certificate to that effect from the teachers concerned.
• There shall be an Annual Class Examination at the end of first year Pre-university course, in addition to two quarterly tests and a mid-term examination. These tests and examinations shall be conducted by the college and the records of the same maintained intact for three years after the tests and examinations. Grades awarded shall find a place in the consolidated marks register and individual marks cards.
• No student in arrears of fees shall be permited to sit for the Class Examination or submit their application for the Public Examination or attend the Public Examination.
Rules Regarding Admission:
• Application for admission duly filled should reach the Principal on or before the specified date.
• No application will be considered unless accompanied by copies of
• The Transfer Certificate from the Institution leist attended.
• The statement of marks obtained at the last examination.
• The Medical Examination Certificate from the previous institution.
• Only Copies of the certificates should be attached and the Originals should be produced at the time of admission.
• Migration Certificate should be submitted in the case of students coming from other Universities.
• The languages opted must be the same as those languages opted at the previous qualifying examination passed by the candidate. The College offers Kannada, Sanskrit and Hindi languages.
• Candidates selected for admission should pay the prescribed fees and produce the originals of the Transfer Certificate, the statement of marks on or before the dates notified and should meet tile Principal to get themselves admitted.
• Two photographs and three self addressed Rs. 5/- Postal Envelops need to be enclosed.
• All admissions are provisional and are subject to the approval of the Pre-University Education Board Rules of Discipline.
Other Details
Certificate:
• All applications for issue of certificates must be addressed to the Principal in the prescribed proforma which will be issued in the college office. If the certificate has to be sent by post they have to produce a self addressed envelope affixing appropiate postal stamp.
• Generally certificates will not be issued on less than 48 hour notice.
• Duplicate Certificates will not be issued.
• The Transfer Certificate is not issued to a student, but sent to the College or Institution where the student has secured admission. Application for the T. C. should be made through the Principal of the College where admission has been secured. The Transfer Certificate will not be sent if the student has any dues to the College. by way of fees, fine, books from the library, etc.
• A Migration Certificate should be obtained by a student only when he / she joins another University which will be issued by the Director of Pre-University Board. To obtain the Migration Certificate, a ‘No Due’ Certificate from the College should be enclosed along with the application.
• Copies of certificate may be attested by a Gazetted Officer or by the Head of a Department of any College and not necessarily by the Principal.
• Student applying for Certificates, testimonials and other documents requiring the Principal’s signature should contact the concerned clerk since all details have to be verified before the documents are signed.
Code of Conduct:
• In case of absence the candidate has to produce a Medical Certificate or a letter from the parents with valid reasons.
• Inattentiveness, indifference in respect of any subject during any lesson and any aversion towards studies will be viewed with seriousness and proper action will be taken against such students.
• Every student shall fully abide by the rules laid down by the college and shall be responsible for maintaining excellent discipline in the college.
• Students should handle and protect college property with great care. Those students who tamper, damage or destroy any college property will have to pay the cost in full.
• Admission to the next higher class in the College is not automatic but is subject to the overall satisfactory progress, behavior and conduct of the student in conformity with the tradition and rules of the college. Students guilty of indiscipline will not be admitted to the next higher class in the college even if they pass the public examination.
