Activities

Anti-Ragging Policy

As per the AICTE/UGC regulations and Supreme Court directives, ragging is strictly prohibited and includes any behavior that affects the
mental or physical well-being of students.

What Constitutes Ragging?

• Teasing or handling with rudeness a fresher or student.
• Rowdy or undisciplined activities causing fear or harm.
• Acts that induce shame or embarrassment.
• Disruption of academic activities.
• Financial extortion or physical abuse.
• Use of obscene acts or abusive language online/offline.
• Any act that lowers self-confidence or mental health.

Punishments

• Suspension from classes.
• Withdrawal of scholarships.
• Debarment from exams or results.
• Cancellation of admission.
• Expulsion or rustication (1-4 semesters).
• Fine between ₹25,000 to ₹1,00,000.
• Collective punishment when culprits are unidentified.

Key Recommendations

• Institutions bear the primary responsibility.
• Early detection of behavioral patterns in students.
• Involvement of government, media, and society is essential.
• Zero-tolerance policy in all campuses.

Anti-Ragging Committee Members