Er. Perumal Manimekalai College of Engineering AutonomousAccredited by NAAC with 'A' Grade Approved by AICTE, New DelhiAffiliated to Anna University, Chennai
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Rules & Regulations

What PMC Tech expects of every student — in class, on campus and beyond it. Read them once; they apply every day.

The college day
8.45 – 4.45
Attendance expected
90%
The rules
Three PMC Tech students in uniform, with their ID cards, giving a thumbs-up
A full classroom of students in uniform, smiling and giving a thumbs-up

At a glance

The essentials

  • Wear your ID card Always, on campus — and show it whenever you are asked.
  • Wear the uniform On campus, and on industrial visits, internships, drives and symposia.
  • Be regular and on time The college works from 8.45 a.m. to 4.45 p.m.
  • Keep your attendance up At least 90% to sit the university examinations.
  • No phones in class Mobile phones are not allowed during class hours.
  • Zero tolerance for ragging A student found guilty is dismissed.

In full

The rules

Campus conduct

  1. The college works from 8.45 a.m. to 4.45 p.m.
  2. Be regular and punctual to classes.
  3. Come to college by college bus, by your own vehicle or by private bus.
  4. Bring food from home, or have breakfast, lunch and snacks in the college.
  5. Keep perfect discipline in the classrooms and laboratories; moving outside the classroom between lectures is strictly prohibited.
  6. Bring your calculator, drawing instruments, charts and observation notebook to laboratory classes as the schedule requires, and have the record of each experiment checked by the course’s faculty before the next class.
  7. Mobile phones are strictly prohibited during class hours.

Academic standards

  1. Every student is expected to write the tests regularly and do well in them; any falling short is reported to parents at the parents’ meeting.
  2. Absence from classes is closely monitored, and absence from a test is viewed very seriously.
  3. A student found using unfair means in an examination may be barred from the examinations that follow.

Dress code

  1. The uniform the institution provides is compulsory on campus, and on every outing for the college — industrial visits, internships, off-campus drives, symposia and conferences.
  2. Boys wear clean, neat dress with the shirt tucked in and a belt, the ID card, socks and shoes, with hair groomed and beard shaved.
  3. Girls wear the uniform with its overcoat, the ID card, socks and shoes, with hair neatly groomed.

Attendance

  1. Students are expected to keep at least 90% attendance to sit the university examinations, as the university’s norms require.
  2. The attendance norms are set out in full on the university’s website.

General

  1. Pay the fees before the date the college gives.
  2. Parents and visitors may meet students only with the Head of Department’s permission.
  3. Wear your ID card on campus at all times, and show it whenever an authority asks.
  4. Behave with decorum, and speak courteously.
  5. Do not bring valuables to college; take care of your belongings and keep your valuables safe.
  6. Do not speak or act, outside the college, in a way that would bring it disrepute.
  7. Come clean, tidy and smartly dressed.
  8. Be regular and punctual for classes and for every college activity.
  9. Keep order and silence in the lecture and drawing halls, laboratories and workshops.
  10. Do not leave the classroom during class hours, or come late or leave early to pay fees or borrow books — the times set for those must be kept.
  11. Read the notices and circulars on the college notice board: not having read one is not an excuse for failing to follow it.
  12. Do not spit, smoke or throw paper on the campus.
  13. Do not damage the buildings or furniture in any way; where the damage cannot be traced to a student or group, its cost is recovered from the students collectively.
  14. Do not take part in any political or other movement; political and organisational activity is banned on the campus, except official activity the college permits or sponsors.
  15. Do not paste posters or write on walls or roads.
  16. Contribute to the academic, social and environmental initiatives the institute undertakes.
  17. Take part in intercollegiate programmes, in the city or outside it, only with the Principal’s permission; for outstation programmes and study tours, bring a letter of permission from your parents.
  18. Keep decency and decorum at cultural events, on campus or off it.
  19. Use laptops and computers on campus for academic work only.
  20. Do not organise or attend meetings, distribute notices, collect money or display banners, flags or posters in the college without the Principal’s permission.
  21. A student found guilty of ragging is dismissed from the college, as the Supreme Court has ruled.
  22. Do not ride a two-wheeler to college without a driving licence; the Government’s rules are enforced strictly.
  23. The Principal is the final authority in interpreting the college’s rules; matters the rules do not cover are at the Principal’s discretion, and the Principal’s decision is final.

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