IELTS HUNT- English Academy & Visa Consultancy Kaithal

INSTITUTE RULES & REGULATIONS

Institute Rules and Regulations

Note: The parents and the students are required to read the Prospectus carefully before signing the admission form. The responsibility of having read the rules and regulations shall be upon the parents and the students and they shall be bound by the same.

All students should reach the classroom on time and shall not leave the class without the permission of the teacher.

If a student makes a false declaration or conceals any information in the Admission, his/her admission to the Institute shall stand cancelled without any notice as soon as the false declaration or concealed information is detected. The case may be handed over to the police.

The behaviour of the students, both within and outside the institute premises should be decent and befitting to a professional institution.

Students must park their vehicles only in the space allotted.

Students found guilty of ragging will be dismissed from the institute as per the Supreme Court ruling.

Students are prohibited to bring or use mobile phones within the campus.

This, being an eco–friendly campus, plastic or other trash should not be thrown inside the institute or in the premises.

Once the fee is deposited, it will not be refunded, transferred or adjusted in any other account. If a student leaves the course in mid-term, he/she will be liable to pay the balance of fee for the whole course.

The Institute campus is a no–smoking/ alcohol-free zone.

Students are not allowed to put posters or liter in the campus.

No visitors are allowed to meet students during the institute hours.

Pets are not allowed in the campus.

Political/ organizational activities are banned in the campus, save those official activities which are specifically permitted or sponsored by the institute authorities.

All expressions or activities which are immoral, antisocial, communal and anti-national are strictly prohibited in the Institute campus.

Dispute, if any will be subject to the jurisdiction of Court only