Ragging is a serious offense that violates the dignity, safety, and fundamental rights of students. It is strictly prohibited in all forms within the campus, hostels, transportation, and any institution-related environment. Our institution is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and inclusive atmosphere where every student can learn and grow without fear.
Ragging includes any act—whether physical, verbal, psychological, or emotional—that causes discomfort, humiliation, or harassment to a student. This may involve teasing, bullying, forcing someone to perform inappropriate tasks, using abusive language, or any behavior that creates a hostile environment. Even actions that may seem like “fun” or “tradition” can be considered ragging if they make another student feel unsafe or distressed.
We follow a zero-tolerance policy towards ragging. Any student found guilty of participating in or encouraging ragging will face strict disciplinary action. This may include suspension, expulsion, cancellation of admission, or legal proceedings as per applicable laws. No excuse—whether peer pressure, seniority, or so-called tradition—will be accepted.
Ragging is a punishable offense under Indian law and is regulated by the University Grants Commission (UGC) guidelines. Students involved in ragging may face:
To ensure a ragging-free campus, the institution takes several proactive steps:
Students are encouraged to report any incident of ragging immediately without fear. Complaints can be made confidentially to:
All complaints are taken seriously and investigated promptly. The identity of the complainant is kept confidential to ensure their safety.
Every student plays a vital role in maintaining a respectful environment. Students are expected to:
Our goal is to promote healthy interactions, mentorship, and friendship among students. Seniors are encouraged to guide and support juniors in a positive manner—through academic help, orientation, and inclusive activities—rather than intimidation or misuse of authority.