Sheeladevi Multipurpose Society's

Sh. Prakash M. Hiwarkar

President

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  • To establish and run education, training and guidance institutions in the different faculties of knowledge in academicals, medical, computer, management, agricultural, industrial, technical and physical and rehabilitation centers etc.
  • To take up social services, legal and legal literacy and social actions for the upliftment of the poor &…

Vision

To provide Education with an Excellent Ambience for Academics Conjugated with a Vibrant Environment for Enhancing the Extra & Co-curricular Skills Of Students To Enable Them To Meet The Challenges Of The Competitive World.

Mission

To Aspire and Strive For Excellence in Education & Research, By Developing & Sharpening the Intellectual Ability & Potential Of Learners For The Welfare Of Society And Stakeholders.

Code of Conduct for Teachers

  • Teachers should carry out academic, co-curricular and organizational responsibilities assigned to them from time to time with sincerity and discipline.
  • Teachers should act as counselors and mentors. They should guide, motivate and support students to ensure the Teaching–Learning Process remains effective, inclusive and learner-centric.
  • Teachers should maintain dignity and professionalism both inside and outside the classroom and serve as role models for students.
  • Teachers must sign the attendance register immediately upon reporting for duty.
  • Teachers must be present on campus at least 10 minutes before the college schedule begins.
  • Teachers must adhere to the prescribed working hours and should remain available on campus unless assigned official duties elsewhere.
  • Teachers should complete the syllabus within the stipulated period and work towards achieving good academic outcomes in their subject.
  • Teachers should attend Faculty Development Programs, workshops and training sessions to enhance their professional skills and stay updated with new teaching methodologies.
  • Teachers should remain on campus till the conclusion of college hours and contribute to academic and administrative responsibilities whenever required.

Code of Conduct for Non Teaching Staff

  • Non-teaching staff should accord just and unbiased treatment to all students irrespective of religion, community, caste, creed, sex, economic and social status.
  • Non-teaching staff should take full efforts to meet required standards in completing assigned duties.
  • Non-teaching staff should maintain good relationships and proper interaction with the students.
  • Non-teaching staff should not use their position in the institute for any misconduct, either with the students or with any faculty member.
  • Non-teaching staff should co-operate with the teaching staff, their colleagues, providing support, help, and assistance as required, and should facilitate effective communication throughout the college.
  • Non-teaching staff should exhibit the uppermost values of professional conduct that is required in an educational establishment.
  • Non-teaching staff should maintain confidentiality regarding student records, official documents, and internal matters of the institution.
  • Non-teaching staff should be punctual, disciplined, and ensure regular attendance to support smooth functioning of the institution.

Code of Conduct for Students

  • Students must keep the college campus neat and clean, and dispose of waste only in the waste bins provided.
  • Students are expected to maintain silence, discipline and dignity within the academic premises.
  • Students must compulsorily attend all assemblies, projects, presentations and institutional programmers.
  • Ragging or harassment in any form is strictly prohibited. Any student found guilty will face disciplinary and legal action as per the directives of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.
  • Students must follow the six-day work schedule (Monday to Saturday) punctually.
  • Regular attendance in all classes is mandatory to achieve the required academic standards.
  • Students must maintain high standards of discipline and decent behavior both inside and outside the campus. They should follow all rules and uphold the dignity and reputation of the institution.
  • Students must refrain from causing any damage to college property.
  • Students should use respectful and appropriate language in the classroom.
  • Students must remain obedient and cooperative with teachers and the Principal.
  • Students should be punctual at the beginning of the day and after every break.
  • Students must come prepared with complete stationery, notebooks, and homework.
  • Students must show respect towards classmates, teachers and non-teaching staff.
  • Students should raise their hands to ask permission before speaking in class.
  • Students must come to college in neat, clean and professional attire.
  • Students have the right to ask questions and participate actively in the learning process.
  • Students must coordinate and maintain good relations with both seniors and juniors.
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