ST PAULS COLLEGE is an educational institution owned and managed by the members of THE SOCIETY OF ST PAUL. It is a Christian Religious Institution known all over the world with its branches in more than 42 nations. The college has adopted its name from St Paul, an enthusiastic missionary from Tarsus in Turkey who preached Jesus Christ. The religious congregation SOCIETY OF ST PAUL which has taken its name from St Paul was founded by an Italian priest named James Alberione, honoured to day in the Catholic Church as Blessed James Alberione.

James Alberione was born in a small village in north Italy on April 4, 1884. During the night that divided the 19th and 20th century the young Alberione who was then pursuing his priestly studies, received a special illumination and inspiration during prayer, that urged him to do something special for the men and women of the new century. Alberione realized that the mass media at that time were being used mostly to serve all the wrong causes, to spread evil and untruth. Alberione focused his attention on the mass media and dreamt of organizing a group of people who would employ the powerful means of mass communication for promoting human and spiritual values and for making known the message of Jesus Christ. With the foundation of THE SOCIETY OF ST PAUL on August 20, 1914 Alberione’s great dream came true. ST PAULS COLLEGE, Bangalore, stands out as the latest in a chain of enterprises that sprouted from the vision of this great man who was acclaimed as ‘The media marvel of the 20th century.’

Dear Paulites,  

Welcome to ST PAULS COLLEGE (Affiliated to Bangalore University). You are  stepping into a campus which reflects a hundred-year-old tradition in media related  activities. The members of the Society of St Paul who are known as Paulines, ad minister this College. Joining ST PAULS COLLEGE you become part of a family  that is actively engaged in the field of media education as well as of other branches  of learning.

ST PAULS COLLEGE, Bengaluru is affiliated to Bangalore University and it  is approved by the Government of Karnataka. The college welcomes all students  without distinction of caste, creed or community. The socio-economically weaker  or marginalized groups receive special preference and assistance, in keeping with  the admission policy of the management. 

Located at Nagasandra near Peenya industrial area, Bengaluru, the college is nes tled amongst the lush green trees of the ST PAULS CAMPUS, sprawling across  thirteen acres with varieties of trees and colourful flower plants. The campus pro vides a conducive place for holistic growth of the students and it is easily accessi ble by road and Namma Metro services.  

ST PAULS COLLEGE offers state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities which  include a highly sophisticated Television Studio, Professional Sound Recording  Studio, Library, Computer lab, Canteen, Auditorium, Basketball, Volleyball and  Throwball courts and more. Our students may avail themselves of opportunities  to publish their literary works in our own International Publishing House, Better  Yourself Books and our national magazines The Teenager Today and Inspirational  Quote. 

A Paulite is one who:

• Holds faith as the premise of life
• Never misses an opportunity to show kindness to a fellow being
• Strives to walk the path of integrity unwaveringly
• Is genuinely cheerful and handles upheavals with grace
• Works with a sense of purpose and confidence
• Respects elders, hierarchy, and socio-cultural tenets
• Treats women, nature and the rule of law with utmost respect
• Refrains from abusive behaviours of all sort
• Values education and industry
• Maintains discipline and professionalism
• Strives for excellence in thought and deed

Taking inspiration from Blessed James Alberione, the founder of the Society of  St Paul, ST PAULS COLLEGE, Bengaluru aims to nurture students, with special  focus on media education, to become mature and responsible citizens by ensuring a  conducive environment to pursue academic excellence and holistic growth. 

ST PAULS COLLEGE, Bengaluru endeavours to identify the potentials and talents  in students and to draw out the best in them by providing ample opportunities and  facilitating genuine opinion formation in order to make them visionaries and pro fessionals, and committed citizens of tomorrow.

Building Professionals for A Better Tomorrow  

1. CREATE professionals who will shape a human society based on values of love, justice, freedom, secularism and equality.
2. ENCOURAGE and ACCOMPANY students to excel in their field of study by offering them adequate opportunities for the development of their personality.
3. PROVIDE a conducive atmosphere and facilities for academic excellence and integral growth.
4. EQUIP students to cope with the demands of a changing society; conscientizing them on the socio-political-ecological issues in the country.
5. HELP them to be aware of and to respect the multi-cultural, multi-religious and multi-lingual fabric of our society.
6. ENABLE students to use the media effectively and to understand the funda mental role of the media in shaping a healthy society.
7. ENSURE timely action for development and growth in association with other Pauline Education Centres and national and international institutions of higher education.
8. ASSIST students in deepening the awareness and understanding of their responsibility as citizens engaged in the building of a human and humane society.

• Academic Excellence 
• Professionalism 
• Social Consciousness 
• Ecological Awareness 
• Attitude Formation
• Accountability 
• Equality for All 
• Respect for Self and Others 
• Spiritual Conviction 
• Value-driven Life 

General Norms  

1. Application for Admission should be in the prescribed form issued by the  College Office. Application form and prospectus are issued from College  Office on the payment of a nominal fee.  
2. Applications should be submitted personally by the Candidates. Incomplete  applications will not be processed.  
3. One photocopy each of all relevant certificates is to be submitted along with  the application form. Reservation Category candidates have to submit the  photocopy of the caste/category certificate along with the application form.  No original certificates should be attached to the application form.  
4. A list of provisionally selected candidates will be published on the college  notice board and the college website specifying the date and time for Admis sion Interview. If a candidate does not appear for the interview at the time  specified, or thereafter does not take admission offered, he/she shall forfeit  the selection and the seat will be offered to another eligible candidate in the  waiting list.  
5. The applicant should be present for admission along with the Parent/Guard ian.  
6. All original certificates along with three stamp size photographs should be  produced at the time of admission.  
7. The Admission Process includes Interview, Payment of Fees, and Campus  Culture Briefing.  
8. Admissions are subject to the approval of the Bangalore University.  

Fee Regulations:  

• Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances. 
• The students shall keep the ‘Student Copy’ of the payment challan for future  reference.  
• A student joining the college after the commencement of the academic year  shall pay the full fees for the year.

Eligibility for Admission:  

1. A pass with the cut off marks (established by the institution from time to  time) in the Qualifying Examination: Higher Secondary Examination [PU /  XII] or its equivalent. 
2. Admission will be on merit. No recommendations will be entertained.
3. The applicant should satisfy all other conditions set by Bangalore University. 
4. Candidates For M.Sc Psychology should have a minimum aggregate of 55%  and an Undergraduate degree (B.A/B.Sc) from any recognized university in  India or abroad by UGC/AIU.  

Documents:  

1. Along with the application, one copy each of the relevant documents mentioned below must be submitted. At the time of admission interview, all the  originals along with a set of photocopies of the same have to be produced: 
2. Transfer Certificate from School / College last attended  
3. Class X / SSLC Certificate /UG Degree Certificate/ PDC 
4. CLASS XII or Equivalent Marks Card  
5. Conduct Certificate  
6. Migration Certificate in the case of students who have passed any exam other than Karnataka PU Exam.  
7. SC/ST/Backward Class Minority Certificate from Tahsildar. 
8.  Three stamp-size photographs. 

Additional Documents to be submitted by Overseas Students 

1. Valid Student Visa  
2. AIDS Test Clearance Certificate  
3. Valid Vaccination Certificates  
4. Passport Copy  
5. Residential Permit  
6. Immediately after the interview, the candidate, if selected, shall be enrolled   on payment of fee as per the Fee Structure. 

1. Students are expected to attend classes every day. However, if there are gen uine reasons like ill-health, students can avail leave [in the prescribed format given in the hand book] after obtaining permission from the mentors.
2. As per the Bangalore University norms, 75% attendance in each subject is  the minimum requirement for examination eligibility. However, as part of  its academic culture, ST PAULS COLLEGE makes it mandatory that every  student shall put in at least 85% of actual attendance in each paper. Failure  to achieve 85% of attendance will invite suitable disciplinary action.
3. Students with attendance below the required level will not be permitted to  appear for the University examinations.  
4. Attendance of students is marked in a register and student software system  by lecturers for every class. Register will be collected by the office after  every class. At the end of every hour/day, attendance will be uploaded in the  website and SMS will be triggered to the parents/guardians.  
5. Students must check the attendance every day, on the website. Discrepancy,  if any, should be rectified by contacting the teacher concerned, within two  subsequent working days. No request for alteration of attendance will be  entertained after two days.  
6. If a student is absent for one period in a day, he/she will be marked absent for  that period only.  
7. After the final attendance list is prepared at the end of each semester, no  request for alteration of attendance will be considered favourably. 8. Attendance for the first semester students is calculated from the date of join ing the college. For all other semesters, the attendance is calculated from  the commencement of classes. Students failing to report on that day will be  liable to pay fine.  
8. A student who is absent from classes for two weeks or more continuously  without the written permission of the principal will be considered to have  left the College.  
9. If a student fails to attend classes without sufficient reason and prior permis sion, suitable actions will be initiated.  

OTHER DUTY ATTENDANCE 

1. Students who represent the college in Sports, NCC, NSS and other extra and  co-curricular activities should obtain prior permission from the HOD or the  In-charge of the Department signed by the Principal before taking leave to  claim other duty attendance. The student should write a letter of permission  to the HOD or the In-charge of the Department, forwarded by the Coordinators of the respective activities. On completion of such activities, within  two working days, the student should submit the letter of attendance for the  event along with the filled in prescribed leave application form (leave form  available at the reception) forwarded by class mentor/class teacher. If the  certificate of participation is not received within the time period mentioned,  the coordinator may write a note regarding the delay. Students may note  down the serial number of the leave application and the date of submission,  for further reference, before submitting the form to HOD. The attendance for  those days will be added in the website.  
2. No attendance will be given to students for participation in Certificate Cours es (they are conducted outside regular class hours) and makeup tests. 
3. Students who are absent for medical reasons must submit the filled in pre scribed application form along with the medical certificate to the principal  within two working days after the student started attending classes. HODs  must maintain the counterfoil of the leave form. Students may note down  the serial number of the leave form and the date of submission for future  reference.  
4. If the entries made in the leave form are incorrect, the candidate must resubmit a new form to the HODs or the In-charge of the Department.
5. Students should not meet the HOD or In-charge of the Department regarding  other duty attendance. Discrepancies, if any, must be brought to the notice  of the Principal by email ([email protected]), citing the se rial number, within one week of submitting the leave application form.
6. Students must save a copy of the overall attendance of each semester within  two days after the last working day of that semester. 

LEAVE  

1. Students should apply for leave only by filling in the RECORD OF ABSENCE printed in the last few pages of this student hand book.
2. If a student is absent for up to three continuous classes in a subject/paper, he/ she may attend the next class of that subject/paper only after getting an admit  slip from the Principal. 
3. If a student falls short of 85% attendance in any subject, he/she is required  to meet the mentor or if necessary HOD or the In-charge of the Department  with his/her parents. 
4. Prolonged or serious illness, hospitalisation or long medically advised rest must be reported to the Principal through the HOD or the In-charge of the  Department within 7 working days after taking leave. 

ELIGIBILITY TO WRITE SEMESTER EXAMINATION

1. Only those students who have above 85% attendance in each paper (theory  and practical) are eligible to write the end-semester examination. A student  will not be eligible to write the University Examination if there is a shortage  of attendance in any paper. 
2. Those candidates who have less than 85% attendance in one paper (theory  or practical) will be allowed to write the semester examination in all papers  except the one paper in which he/she has a shortage of attendance. The candidate must attend classes only in that paper for which there was a shortage  of attendance at the next available chance after completing the course.  
3. All answer scripts of CIE and Preparatory Examinations should be returned  to the subject faculty, and filed in the department. If there is any ground  for appeal regarding the marks allotted in any component of the CIE, the  candidate must take it to the concerned teacher within two working days of  receiving the marked answer scripts. If the student is not happy with the outcome, he/she must approach the HOD or the In-charge of the Department.  No appeal will be entertained after this time period.

Students must score a minimum of 35% in the University Examination, and 40%  in the aggregate of CIE and Preparatory Examination in each paper, as minimum  marks for passing the examinations. Even though there are no minimum marks  required in CIE and Preparatory Examination, to be eligible to write the semester  examinations, it is preferable to have at least 35% of the maximum marks for CIE  and Preparatory Examination. 

The Clubs, Associations, Cells and Committees in ST PAULS COLLEGE are en visioned to be a platform for the students to showcase their talents, organizational  skills and to work in a team to meet the challenges of the latest emerging trends  in this competitive world. They function throughout the year and make available  adequate support services to the students and staff of the college. 

EXAMINATION GRIEVANCE CELL 

All grievances related to the CIE and Preparatory Examination marks may be ad dressed first to the concerned faculty. If it is not resolved satisfactorily, the students  may approach the class mentor. If it is not resolved in this phase, the student can ap proach the HOD or the In-charge of the Department and if a student is not satisfied  with the outcome, he/she may approach the COE (Controller of Examinations).  All grievances related to the University Examination (including theory, practicals,  term paper, dissertation, thesis, etc.) may be addressed first to the COE. However,  no examination-related grievances will be accepted by COE after one week of  publishing the result.  

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC) 

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell in ST PAULS COLLEGE focuses on devel oping a system that ensures quality in the overall performance of the institution.  It channelizes all the measures, initiatives and efforts of the institution towards  a well-integrated process of quality assurance. It also develops and implements  quality parameters in line with the requirements of NAAC in both academic and  administrative functions of the institution. It ensures continuous student develop ment and progression, student-centric learning environment, quality faculty and  self-improvement measures for faculty. IQAC also makes sure that the institution  receives constant feedback from all stakeholders which are analysed and applied  for quality enhancement. The cell is at the forefront of: 

1. Institutional workshops/seminars 
2. Faculty Development Programmes 
3. Periodic Academic Audit 
4. Robust Documentation of Activities

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)  

National Service Scheme (NSS) aims at arousing social consciousness of the youth  with an overall objective of personality development of the students through com munity service. 
The main objectives of National Service Scheme (NSS) are to help students under stand the community in which they work, promote a higher sense of collective con sciousness and remember to keep community ahead of self. Some of the activities  of the NSS are: 

1. NSS Camp
2. Disaster Response Programs  
3. National Integration Programmes  
4. Community Drives and Initiatives  

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)  

National Cadet Corps (NCC) is the single largest uniformed youth organization of  the world which functions to develop qualities of character, leadership, comrade ship, courage, discipline, spirit of adventure, secular outlook and the ideals of self less service amid the youth of the country. The NCC wing of the college organizes  regular parades with the support of the battalion and cadets take part in camps,  certificate exams, etc. The NCC wing is also involved in conducting various events  which enable the cadets to be patriotic and socially responsible citizens. The NCC  unit of ST PAULS COLLEGE provides a platform for students to be familiarised  with a disciplined routine and life whether or not they might opt for a future career  in the armed forces.  

PLACEMENT CELL 

In line with the motto of the institution, “Creating Professionals for a Better Tomor row”, ST PAULS COLLEGE has a proactive training, development and placement  cell, coordinated by a full-time placement officer. The Placement Cell works in  coordination with all the departments of the college to bridge the gap between  theoretical knowledge and practical experience. It directs programs aimed to train  students in various job-oriented skills. The Cell invites several reputed companies  for campus selection and recruitment from time to time and also provides due ca reer guidance right from the start of the courses and special training and assistance  is given to their final year to prepare their CVs, take aptitude tests, conduct group  discussions and prepare them for interviews.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL (EDC) AND INSTITU TIONS INNOVATION COUNCIL (IIC) 

At ST PAULS COLLEGE, we nurture innovation and entrepreneurial spirit through  our Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) and Institutions Innovation Council (IIC). These synergistic bodies work together to foster a culture of creativity and  business acumen among our students. 

The EDC focuses on cultivating entrepreneurial skills, offering workshops, mento ring sessions, and networking opportunities with successful entrepreneurs. It helps students transform innovative ideas into viable business plans. The IIC, recognized  by the Ministry of Education, promotes innovation through various activities, in cluding ideation contests, hackathons, and industry-academia collaborations. It  provides a platform for students to explore, experiment, and excel in innovative  thinking. Together, EDC and IIC empower our students to become job creators  rather than job seekers, contributing to India’s startup ecosystem. 

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE & ANTI-RAGGING CELL 

Protection of human rights is essential for the all-round development of an individ ual’s personality. Disciplinary Committee and Anti Ragging Cell focus on realizing  the primary needs of the students and secure civil liberties for everybody. They  convene meetings periodically and take steps to redress the grievances. The stu dents’ problems are redressed at the earliest, and mediated by the Cell. It also keeps  a record of all the grievances that were redressed. The anti-ragging committee on  campus collects a written and signed affidavit from all students and their parents/ guardians at the time of admission. The committee strives to prevent ragging and  in the rarest of rare cases of ragging that are reported, it ensures prompt actions as  per law of the land. 

RESEARCH PROMOTION CELL 

The role of research in the academic institutions is of fundamental importance for  its sustainability and development in the modern world and ST PAULS COLLEGE  is committed to ensure the same. The quality of teaching and learning in the class room depends greatly on the quality of research work. The Research Promotion  Cell of ST PAULS COLLEGE is responsible for planning and developing the re search promotion activities of the college.  

1. Faculty: The institution focusses on enhancing research activities and organizing various National Level Conferences with an inter-disciplinary approach by  fusing knowledge streams of various disciplines. Faculty present and publish  papers in UGC recognized journals by participating in various National, State  and University level conferences, seminars and workshops. Some of the facul ty members of the institute are also pursuing Ph.D. in various disciplines. The  institution encourages research by providing incentives to the faculty for paper  publications and presentations every semester.  
2. Students: ST PAULS COLLEGE takes pride in students’ research paper presentations and publications. The departments make sure that the students participate in various national, state and university level conferences and seminars. Students of the college have won many best paper awards and prizes. The  respective subject faculty provides necessary assistance to the students that  even the UG level students are able to prepare and present research papers and  win awards competing at the level of PG and faculty of other colleges. 

SC/ST CELL 

ST PAULS COLLEGE is committed to promoting inclusivity, diversity, and equal  opportunities within the college community. The SC/ST cell of ST PAULS COL LEGE is dedicated to addressing the needs and concerns of students belonging  to Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) and ensures that they have  a supportive and enriching college experience by creating a campus culture that  respects and values all students regardless of their background, offering them guidance, counseling, and support services, helping them navigate academic, social,  and personal challenges and assisting eligible students in accessing scholarships  and financial aid programs. The college fosters an inclusive and supportive campus  environment where every student has the resources and opportunities they need to  achieve their academic and personal goals. 

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CELL 

The Women Empowerment Cell is established to empower female students and  faculty to enhance their understanding of issues related to women and to make the  campus a safe place for them to study, work and achieve their goals. The Cell takes  up women’s issues and problems and aims to create awareness about their rights  and duties through guest lectures, seminars, awareness programmes and different  welfare activities. It’s a platform for them to share their experiences and views  regarding their status in the society. The cell organises events such as: 

GENDER EQUALITY CELL 

Gender Equality Cell was formed to sensitise gender equality and to enhance women empowerment. Gender Equality is achieved when women and men enjoy the  same rights and opportunities across all sectors of society, when their aspirations  and behaviours are equally valued. The cell has been formed with the motive of  bringing gender equality, healthy relationships with opposite gender among the students. The objective of the cell is to create mutual respect among the genders, to  enhance woman empowerment, to create awareness on human and woman rights. 

The cell aims at promoting gender amity amongst all the students and employees  and create an environment where students and teachers get to perform their functions without any disadvantage related to gender bias. 

INTERNAL COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE  

As per the guidelines of UGC, NAAC and the Supreme Court, an Internal Compliance Committee has been established by ST PAULS COLLEGE to provide a  healthy and congenial atmosphere for the staff and students of the College. The  committee in established to prepare a detailed plan of action, both short and long  term to address issues pertaining to safety of all persons on campus with a motive  to create a secure physical and social environment that deters acts of sexual ha rassment 

HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION CELL 

Human Protection Cell has been initiated in our college during the academic year  2021-2022. The cell aims at creating awareness about human rights and fundamental duties as a citizen among the faculty, staff, and students. It also aims at the  personality development of individuals and to lead a decent and dignified life without infringing the rights of others. Only when Human Rights are acknowledged,  respected, and promoted, Justice and Peace can become a reality. Keeping in mind  that individuals can attain their full potential only if they are not denied their rights.  The cell thrives to educate and empower students on Human Rights and enables  them to exercise their rights and also respect and uphold the rights of others. 

YUVAMANTHAN CELL 

The Yuvamanthan program is an initiative by the Indian government designed to  engage and involve youth in the process of policy-making and governance. The  program includes a series of events, workshops, and discussions where young people can express their ideas, contribute to policy formulation, and interact with policymakers and experts. 

The Yuvamanthan Cell of ST PAULS COLLEGE aims to enhance the skills of  students in areas such as leadership and critical thinking. Additionally, it provides  a platform for the students to network with peers and experts. The cell also aims to  raise awareness among students about various government initiatives.

STUDY CENTRES 

Study centres focus on inculcating the values and practices that are associated  with the person, school or concept whichever the focus of the centre is. Different  Study Centres were instituted in St. Pauls College in the academic year 2018-19.  There are five study centres in the college namely Buddha, Gandhi, Vivekananda,  Ambedkar and Yoga. The study centres, which are named after the famous personalities who have shaped the culture, society, morale and destiny of India as a  nation, focus on transferring the personal qualities of these people to the lives of  the student community. On the other hand the Yoga Centre focuses on the physical  and mental wellness of the students by motivating them to practice yoga. The study  centres help to incorporate academic as well as affective aspects of education in the  college learning ecosystem.  

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION  

ST PAULS COLLEGE maintains a good relationship with the parents of the students. Feedback from parents is valued to fine tune the academic program. Parent-Teachers Meet is organized once every semester wherein the students’ performance in examinations, attendance, etc., are discussed by the class mentors/ subject lecturers with parents/guardians. A core parent council is also instituted and meetings of the council are held from time to time.  

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL ACTION (CSA) 

Besides academics, the institution promotes and makes available myriad resources  and opportunities to ensure that its students emerge as morally upright citizens who  are socially connected to the needs of the poor. True to this, CSA has adopted two  panchayats under which there are many small villages. Drawing inspiration from  the vision of the institution, it provides a platform for students in their character  formation and helps to explore and develop the art of critical thinking, leadership  skills and interventions aimed to build a just society. The centre forms and conscientizes young students to reach out to the deprived and vulnerable sections of the  society by empowering them through skill enhancement and training. CSA also  aims at helping other students to be sensitive to the poor by showing concern and  compassion. The various activities carried out by CSA are:  

• Classes for Govt. school children 
• Exam preparation classes for class 10 Kannada medium students 3. Health camp 
• Collection and distribution of essentials to the needy

ST PAULS VOCATIONAL SKILL TRAINING CENTRE (SPVSTC) 

ST PAULS VOCATIONAL SKILL TRAINING CENTRE (SPVSTC), part of  ST PAULS COLLEGE, Bengaluru, offers specialized vocational training with a  focus on empowering women from diverse communities. We bridge the gap be tween education and industry needs, providing practical skills for careers and en trepreneurship.Our expert educators work alongside NGOs and industry profes sionals, delivering hands-on workshops and a curriculum that blends technical  skills with personal growth. Our facilities and industry partnerships create an ide al environment for skill development. At SPVSTC, we emphasize not just job  readiness but the holistic development for the participants, preparing them to suc ceed in dynamic professional settings and contribute meaningfully to society. 

ST PAULS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (SPAA) 

Alumni association of the institution gives an opportunity for the graduated stu dents to come back to their alma mater and reminisce their days in the college,  meeting their teachers and the management. The institution celebrates St Pauls  Alumni Day on 26 January every year. Alumni fund created by the alumni them selves is used for outreach programmes and various extension activities. Alumni  Meet of each department is also arranged on a day convenient to the alumni. The  departments ensure that the alumni meet the students, share their experiences in  relation to career opportunities, higher studies and their need to involve in various  clubs, committees and associations of the college to equip themselves for a life and  career outside.  

STUDENT COUNCIL 

Student Council members of the college are elected based on good character and  solid academic, co-curricular and extracurricular standing. They officially repre sent all the students of the college. The council members identify and help solve  problems encountered by the students by reporting them to the management. The  6-member student council is comprised of the President, Vice-President, two  Sports Secretaries and two Cultural Secretaries. The council members have to be  model students in the campus. They collaborate closely with the student volunteers  during college events to maintain the discipline of the institution. The objective of  the student council is to encourage students to volunteer in the University, State,  National and International level cultural and sports competitions, collaborate with  other clubs like CSA, NSS and Health Club, and involve in outreach activities.  They also assist the coordinators of different clubs like arts, dance, music, theatre  and fashion show. The student council participate in organizing and conducting the  intra-collegiate sports and cultural events of the college.

LSDP, PSDP & VALUE EDUCATION 

Life Skills Development Programme (LSDP):

In an effort to improve the psy cho-social competence of students, regular Life Skills classes are conducted during  the academic year. These classes provide an open platform for students to share  their opinion, understanding and experiences with regard to a variety of issues that  influence their personality. The aim is to equip them with better skill for adaptive  and positive behaviour.  

Professional Skills Development Programme (PSDP):

Professional skills class es are organized to help the students to meet the needs of the corporate world. The  programme equips the students with updated tools and techniques that are needed  to face the challenges of their professional careers. The programme prepares the  students ready for the industry and a world of work. The participants get trained in  leadership skills, communication skills, conflict resolution, team work, etc. PSDP  is generally held towards the end of the second year and during the final year stud ies.  

Value Education:

At ST PAULS COLLEGE, we believe in nurturing not just ac ademic excellence, but also character and values. Our Value Education program is  designed to instill ethical principles, moral integrity, and social responsibility in  our students. Through interactive sessions, case studies, and community service  projects, we explore topics such as honesty, empathy, respect, and civic duty. This  holistic approach aims to shape well-rounded individuals who contribute positively  to society.  

ADD ON | DIPLOMA COURSES  

ST PAULS COLLEGE provides a number of Add on/Diploma programs for their  skill development. This unique venture provides state-of-the-art informatics and  optimization expertise to the student community for improving their efficiency and  competitiveness in the areas of Commerce and Management, Language Skills,  Computers and Information Technology. Some of the programmes include Aviation, Digital Marketing, Photography, Film-Making, Cinematography, Ethical  Hacking, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Career Coun selling, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, CA, CS, ACCA etc.  

ST PAULS COMPETITIVE EXAM CLUB (SPEC) 

Thousands of job opportunities are offered to students as officers in government  sector every year. UPSC, SSC and state PSCs conduct exams for these posts, and  students prepare for them with passion and dedication. Considering the ambitions  of the students and the expectations of the parents, ST PAULS COLLEGE trains  students to face the real-world competitive exams and help them to master their chosen field. Along with preparations for these exams, the interactions in the club  enable the students to look at the events around them objectively and broaden their  vision and ambition. The club is a community of like-minded youngsters and be comes a meeting point for coordinating their activities. It is a source of inspiration  and guidance for all to achieve their ambition. 

YOUNG CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF PAULITES (YCAP) 

Young Christian Association of Paulites (YCAP) organizes a number of activi ties that include worship and prayer services, community service, music, etc. Holy  Mass is celebrated on the first Friday of every month. Carol singing, competitions  and the annual retreat for the Christian students is also taken care of by YCAP. 

COMMERCE CLUB  

Under the guidance of the staff coordinators, the Commerce Club provides a com prehensive understanding of the cultural, financial, geo-political, national and in ternational economic nuances that affect commercial activities. The club aims to  promote an enhanced understanding of commerce and its facets among students  and conducts regular activities around the same, such as: 

• Extension lectures 
• Diploma courses 
• Seminars 
• Exhibitions  
• Industrial visits  
• Interactive sessions  

PEGASUS: COMPUTER SCIENCE ASSOCIATION  

The Computer Science Association of ST PAULS COLLEGE is a platform which  emphasises on “Technology for All”, which is a forum that is not limited to peo ple who pursue computer science but all those who have passion for technology  irrespective of their course. It serves as an information sharing hub where students  brain storm and help each other to get a head start in their careers. The primary  objective is to keep the students up to date on the current trends of technology. The  association aims to create awareness on key topics such as: cyber-stalking, scams,  identity theft, cyber bullying, hacking, honey trap, data manipulation and fraud.  Frequent club activities will be conducted to keep everyone engaged such as: 

• Monthly quiz 
• Debates  
• Coding and debugging  
• AI Awareness 
• Outreach program 
• Industrial visit 

MANAGEMENT CLUB  

Management Club is a forum of the students of Business Management. The Club  strives to develop management acumen in students by inculcating planning, coor dinating and decision making skills of the students and to equip them with real-life  tools to face the challenges of a management career. The students are provided  opportunities to develop the managerial and administrative skills through various  activities and lab hours, they get a hands on experience of the world of manage ment through activities such as:  

• Presentations 
• Industry visits 
• Seminars 
• Best Manager Competitions 
• Management Simulation  
• Guest lecture  

HUMANITIES CLUB  

The primary purpose of The Humanities Club is to provide a platform for students  who are either pursuing or are interested in the humanities. The Club encourages  the students to be actively involved in activities related to Literature, Psychology,  Journalism and Political Science. The following are the various activities that figure in the annual plan of Humanities Club:  

• Ikanos – Humanities Club Fest 
• Guest Lectures/Workshops  
• Photography exhibition  
• Creative Writing Competitions  
• Short Film Making competitions 
• Visit to NIMHANS (Brain Museum)  

LANGUAGE CLUB  

The Language Club of SPC was started with the aim of providing the students a  platform to master languages. The club conducts various activities for different  languages to create interest in language among the students and to develop their  language skill. The club plans to inculcate a positive response from the students.

Various programmes such as the below are planned for students such as: • Educational Trips 

• Mother Language Day 
• Rajyotsava Celebrations 
• Hindi Diwas  
• Prabuddha Charcha (Guest Lectures) 

LITERARY AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION (LCA)  

Eloquence – The Literary and Cultural Association at ST PAULS COLLEGE, is a  vibrant microcosm of all things literary and cultural. The club is at the forefront  of developing a culture of articulateness through oration, inscription, music, dance  and art. Eloquence encourages the use and mastery of the English language among  students, it also encourages students to express themselves through various art  forms such as dance, music, painting, sketching and many more through its various  activities and functions with the following objectives: 

• Literary and Cultural Competitions  
• Inter-College Cultural Festivals  
• Theatre Workshops/Performances  
• Compering and Public Speaking 
• Debates 
• Guest Lectures 
• Panel Discussions 
• Art Exhibitions  

SPORTS COMMITTEE 

The Sports Committee is established to develop athleticism and to keep students  healthy in body and in mind. It provides coaching in athletics and games for com mitted performers. The sports department coordinates inter-collegiate events and  intra-collegiate events which help students to perform well in all sports and games  events at College, University, State and National Levels. Qualified coaches train  students in athletics and games like basketball, volleyball, throwball, floorball, football, kabaddi and cricket. The Sports Committee organises:  • St Pauls Sports and Games 

• ST PAULS CUP 
• Training and Coaching  
• Track and Field Events  

SWACHHTA ACTION PLAN (SAP) 

The Swachhta Action Plan (SAP) at ST PAULS COLLEGE is our comprehensive  cleanliness and sustainability initiative, aligned with the Government of India’s  Swachh Bharat Mission. Our SAP focuses on five key areas:

1. Sanitation & Hygiene: Ensuring clean facilities and promoting personal hygiene practices.
2. Waste  Management: Implementing effective waste segregation, recycling, and disposal  systems.
3. Water Management: Conserving water through rainwater harvesting  and efficient usage practices.
4. Energy Management: Promoting energy-efficient  practices and exploring renewable energy sources.
5. Greenery: Enhancing campus  biodiversity through tree planting and maintenance of green spaces. 

Through SAP, we aim to instill a sense of responsibility towards cleanliness and  environmental conservation in our students. We encourage all members of our college community to actively participate in these initiatives, contributing to a cleaner,  healthier, and more sustainable future. 

HEALTH CLUB 

Good health is central to human happiness and well-being. Healthy citizens make  noteworthy contribution to the overall growth of the society. The club aims at in creasing the knowledge and understanding of health issues that affect not only the  students of the campus, but also the people in the neighbourhood, and guide them  to adopt healthy behaviours. The club promotes hygienic lifestyle among students,  organizes outreach programmes, provides first-aid facilities. Covid Task Force was  set up as a part of health club following the pandemic in 2020, the club was at the  forefront of both testing and vaccination activities. The SPC Health Club, in collaboration with different NGOs and Hospitals, the Club also organizes:  • Free Health Camp 

• Blood Donation camps  
• Cancer/HIV/AIDS Awareness  
• Seminars and Guest Lectures 

CELEBRATIONS AND DIVERSITY PROMOTION CLUB

The college’s Celebration Club is essential to planning and carrying out the many  events as well as activities that improve the educational experience. It is in charge  of organizing and arranging festivities like yearly customs, academic successes,  and cultural festivals. Its responsibilities are preparing and advertising events, cel ebrating birthdays, welcoming or send off and interacting with students to guaran tee widespread involvement. The celebration committee helps students, professors,  and staff feel more connected to one another, improves morale, and creates experi ences they won’t soon forget by cultivating a lively campus culture.  The Diversity Promotion Club of ST PAULS COLLEGE works to create an envi ronment that is fair and inclusive on campus. It strives to uphold and celebrate the  many cultural backgrounds, viewpoints, and experiences that teachers, staff, and  students have. The cell plans seminars, get-togethers, and projects with the goal  of eradicating prejudices, increasing consciousness, and fostering tolerance and  understanding among college students. Its objective is to make sure that each per son feels appreciated and supported so they can contribute to a lively and peaceful  learning environment. 

YOGA CLUB 

Yoga is the union of body consciousness with the subconscious—Jivatma and  Paramatma. Yoga is the science of healthy and better living Physical Mental mood  Intellectual and spiritual. The Yoga Club at ST PAULS COLLEGE is a vibrant stu dent organization dedicated to promoting physical and mental well-being through  the practice of yoga. The club offers regular yoga sessions for students and faculty members under the guidance of certified yoga instructors. The club also organizes  workshops on stress management and mindfulness, particularly beneficial during  exam periods. The club aims to foster a community of health-conscious individuals  and contribute to the holistic development of students at ST PAULS COLLEGE 

• Yoga competition 
• Yoga camp  
• Workshops  
• Lecture cum demonstrations  

ROTARACT CLUB  

Rotaract Club of ST PAULS COLLEGE brings together the students to exchange  ideas with leaders in the community, develop leadership and professional skills,  and have fun through service. The members of the club become Rotaract Mem bers and work side by side with Rotary members and Rotaract members around  the globe. Rotaract focuses on the development of young adults as leaders in their  communities and workplaces. Clubs around the world make efforts to bring peace  and international understanding to the world. The avenues of service include Club  Service, Community Service, International Service, and Professional Development. Rotaract Club of the college undertakes various projects for the holistic development of its members.

GAMING CLUB

The Gaming Club at ST PAULS COLLEGE is designed to offer students an inclusive and engaging environment to explore the constructive and enriching aspects of gaming. The club promotes cognitive development, team collaboration, and mental well-being through a balanced blend of recreational play and structured activities. Our goal is to transform gaming into a purposeful and community-driven experience. Activities will range from friendly tournaments and strategy discussions to game design workshops and awareness sessions on healthy gaming habits. Importantly, the club actively addresses potential concerns regarding excessive gaming. We encourage students to develop and maintain a healthy, responsible relationship with digital play, reinforcing the idea that gaming can be both fun and productive when approached mindfully.

CODING CLUB

The Coding Club at ST PAULS COLLEGE serves as a dynamic platform for students to explore the world of programming, problem-solving, and innovation. The club aims to nurture technical skills, logical thinking, and creativity through hands-on coding sessions, collaborative projects, and real-world challenges. Open to students of all skill levels, the club encourages peer learning and mentorship, making coding accessible and enjoyable. Regular activities include coding contests, hackathons, app development workshops, and guest lectures from industry professionals. Beyond skill-building, the club emphasizes ethical coding practices, teamwork, and continuous learning. Members are guided to apply their knowledge in meaningful ways, contributing to academic projects, social causes, and tech-driven solutions. The Coding Club is committed to creating a supportive, growth-oriented space where students can code, create, and collaborate with confidence and purpose.

LIBRARY 

ST PAULS COLLEGE Library is a place of knowledge enhancement and is de signed to cater to the needs of students and faculty. It is located in the 3rd floor  with an expanse is 263.38 SQM. The library floor can accommodate 110 readers  at a time. Users can also access library resources through the automated library  management system without any difficulty. The library provides a wide range of re sources to its academic community. It operates between 7:45 am to 4:30 pm. It has  academic resources such as books, magazines, national and international journals,  encyclopedias, databases, rare books, competitive examination collection (UPSC/ NET/KSET/PDO), back volumes of journals, e-books, e-journals, project reports,  study centres books, etc. Services such as internet browsing, photocopying access to KOHA & Linways  software are other features offered in the library. Students are allowed to use  personal laptops and mobiles in the library for academic purposes on approval.  Charging points are provided for uninterrupted use of the same. The SPC library  and Information Centre conducts various activities from time to time to promote reading habits. 

For organized use of the library, standard library discipline and norms shall apply. Detailed information regarding the use of library, library cards, borrowing and  returning of books is available with the librarians and the same is prominently  displayed in the library. 

COMPUTER LAB 

The Computer lab is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and all the major application software which help to impart education. The lab is equipped with inter net and is open even after class hours to meet students’ computing needs. Effective lab assistance is also provided to help the students. 

ST PAULS STUDIO 

ST PAULS COLLEGE has a state-of-the-art studio for audio and video recording and production. Studying and working in a professional recording studio is an experience that the students will cherish for years. The studio with the latest  equipment has a spacious console room separated from the large live space. Various gears in St Pauls Studio include Adobe Creative Cloud, Audio Technica,  Elinchrom, PreSonus, Apple, Lewitt, Sennheiser, Avid Pro Tools, Sony, Antelope  Discrete 8, etc.  

ST PAULS AUDITORIUM 

St Pauls Auditorium is definitely one of the significant infrastructural facilities of  the campus. Keeping in mind the holistic development of student’s personality,  this modern auditorium provides a conducive structure to showcase the talents of  every individual in the campus. It’s a frequently visited place for various arts  and cultural programmes. Besides, the auditorium is also utilized for conferences,  guest talks, and numerous departmental programmes and inter and intra-collegiate  events. Situated adjacent to the book house BETTER YOURSELF BOOKS, St  Pauls Auditorium is equipped with the most modern audio-visual facilities and a  massive seating capacity of approximately thousand people.  

COUNSELLING CENTRE 

Keeping in The institution has an effective counselling centre to provide mental  health support to students and staff. The counselling centre helps all Paulites in the  holistic development of their personality. It provides a safe space to speak, cope  and balance one’s mind and emotions. Students can approach the counsellor for  any support they seek regarding their mental health. The centre also assists students  who find it challenging to cope well with their academics. An appointment can be  fixed in consultation with the mentors and the counsellors. Due assistance will be  provided during the working hours of the college.  

SPORTS & GAMES 

The institute gives special emphasis to sports and games in the campus as they  play a pivotal role in shaping one’s personality and maintaining good health. It  encourages students’ participation in various games, sports and track and field activities. The campus has spacious playfields for Basketball, Volleyball, Throwball, Handball, Kabaddi, Badminton, etc., besides facilities for indoor games like Table  Tennis, Carrom, Chess, and various other intelligent games. Sporting facilities at  the college campus allow the institute to organize various events like inter and intra-collegiate sports, athletic meet, indoor games and different other competitions.  These events help students to discover and develop their talent in sports. In order  to ensure a sound body and mind, Physical Education department of the college  provides scientific teaching, training and coaching in various sports and games and  physical fitness programmes. 

WEBSITE & MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM 

 A comprehensive assortment of information on the institution, its facilities, academic programme and other activities, admission process, calendar of events,  details of recent goings-on, journals and bulletins are all regularly updated in the  website blr.stpaulscollege.edu.in and a student management system LINWAYS.  One of the special features of LINWAYS is the provision for the students and par ents to view the attendance and internal assessment marks with the help of an exclusive username name and password issued to each of them. Candidates can also  download the application form and prospectus from the website during the time of  admissions. 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

Scholarships are an important aspect of a student’s academic journey. The institution caters to students from diverse backgrounds and supports them in obtaining  various scholarships. Students are encouraged and assisted to apply for various national and state government scholarship besides those offered by different NGOs.  The scholarship scheme of ST PAULS COLLEGE provides financial assistance to  meritorious students from an economically challenged background. Every scholar ship has its own set of eligibility criteria and process and the same will be communicated to the students from time to time.  

CAFETERIA 

Besides providing an atmosphere of excellence, ST PAULS COLLEGE ensures  that the staff and students of the college maintain a healthy body following a bal anced diet. The canteen offers delicious food and meals at affordable rates at any  time. Canteen is operational between 8 am to 4 pm  

COMPLAINT/SUGGESTION BOX 

Every Paulite is free to make their suggestions/complaints known to the manage ment in person to the Principal or in writing anonymously and dropping it into  the suggestion box placed in the Campus. No one will be judged or discriminated  against for the same.

1. Every Student of ST PAULS COLLEGE is called Paulite and every Paulite  is expected to strive for excellence. 
2. The class hours are from 08:10 a.m. to 02.00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. 
3. Second Saturday is a holiday. 
4. Students shall abide by the rules and directives of the college and are expected to be worthy Paulites nourished by the values of universal love and  respect for each person. 
5. Students should maintain a sense of decorum and discipline at all times, both  inside and outside the campus. This requirement of discipline and silence is  mandatory while attending classes as well as any function or programme  organised in the campus. 
6. Students are not allowed to carry with them or use in the campus/college  any electrical or electronic gadget like CD players, digital cameras, radios,  tape-records, digital voice recorders, etc., without the prior permission from  the Principal.  
7. Active participation in politics is not allowed. Students are forbidden to organize or attend any meeting within the College or collect money for any  purpose or to circulate among them any notice or petition of any kind or  paste such objects on the College notice board without the written permission from the Principal.  
8. Students must not join any club or society or make any engagement that  would interfere with their studies without the permission of the Principal.
9. Functions of any associations, cultural programs or any kind of celebrations  will be held after class hours and outside the classrooms. Practice for all  programmes should be held either prior to or after the class hours. 
10. Use of internet by the students in the campus is expected to be for their academic purpose only. If any student found misusing the internet, appropriate disciplinary action will be taken by the management.  
11. In every thought, word and deed, Paulites are expected to respect, uphold and 
12. communicate the dignity, decorum and honour of the institution.
13. Those who are guilty of serious misconduct or whose presence is detrimental  to the order and discipline on the campus are liable to be expelled.
14. Students can leave the campus during class hours only after getting due per mission from the respective class mentor/class teacher/HOD/In-charge of the  department/Principal. 
15. All the Catholic students are expected to participate in the Holy Mass cele brated on the first Friday of every month in the college chapel. 
16. Continuous striving for excellence, universal love, respect for others, and  ardent pursuit of truth being the characteristics of Paulite education, every  student should pledge not to indulge in any of the following acts which are  detrimental to the values mentioned above:  

• Absenting from any class without valid reason and prior permission.
• Shouting and whistling inside the classroom/auditorium.
• Using mobile phone inside the classrooms/auditorium
• Causing damage to college property. 
• Being present inside the college premises under the influence of alcohol/drugs  and possessing any intoxicant or deadly weapons.  
• Any act of disobedience to any of the members of the college faculty and  staff. 
• Bullying, scuffle, fight and forming hostile groups adversely affecting the se rene atmosphere of learning.  
• Indulging in any of what is mentioned above is considered a serious act of  indiscipline warranting serious and adequate disciplinary action.
• Ragging in any form is totally banned in ST PAULS COLLEGE. The College  shall take strict action against such persons. It may result in criminal proceed ing and/or cancellation of admission against those found guilty of ragging  and/or abetting it. The decision of the Anti-Ragging Committee of the college  shall be final and binding in this regard.  
• Students shall always wear their ID card around their neck while in the cam pus and produce the same to any member of the staff or College officials when  asked for.  
• Students are required to be at their seats before the stroke of the second bell  for the commencement of classes. Students who report to the college after  8.10 a.m. are expected to complete their assignments in the library during the  first hour. Disciplinary actions will be initiated against frequent late-comers. 
• No student is allowed to leave the classroom without the permission of the  teacher or until the class is dismissed.  
• As a gesture of respect, students shall greet teachers on first meeting them  for the day within the premises of the College, and whenever they meet them  in public. As the teacher enters the classroom, students must rise from their  seats, greet him/her and remain standing till directed to sit.  
• There should be complete silence on corridors during class hours to maintain  an academic atmosphere. Students must not loiter on the corridors during the  class hours.  
• Active participation in co-curricular activities is an excellent aid to students’  striving for excellence and is mandatory for every student.  
• Moved by the rigor of academic goals of each student and the demands of  excellence, each Paulite should take into confidence his/her class-mentor and  maintain a healthy relationship with him/her so as to take up with him/her any  problem, academic or otherwise and to consult for arriving at a solution for  the same.  
• Dress and general appearance of the students shall be in good taste and no  way be offensive to the cultural ethos and norms.  
• Smoking, chewing gum, chewing paan and use of any addictive substance is  strictly prohibited within the campus. 
• The campus must be kept clean and tidy at all times. The college is a temple  of learning. Hence all the Paulites are required to keep the beauty and the  spiritual ambience of the campus. Littering and defacing the walls or desks,  damaging college property are not expected of any Paulite.  
• Insubordination, habitual inattention, neglect of work, unbecoming language  or conduct, obscenity in word or deed render a student liable to temporary or  permanent dismissal.  
• Boys and girls are expected to conduct themselves with dignity and maturity.  They must observe norms of decency, propriety and mutual respect in their in terpersonal relationships. Any improper relationship will detract the students  from their academic engagement and therefore, if noted, such students are  liable for correction. 
• Every student is required to wear his/her identity card around the neck at  all times in the college campus. The card should be shown to the staff or  College officials when asked, especially during examination, during formal  programmes, in the administrative office and library. 
• Vehicle Parking will be allowed on all working days from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00  p.m. Students are required to leave their two wheelers in the parking area.  It’s mandatory for the two-wheelers to wear the helmet and follow the rules.  The management will not be responsible for vehicles that are unlocked or  damaged. 
• Movements of vehicles in the college campus must be at a moderate speed.  Vehicles are to be parked in the allotted parking area and appropriate action  will be taken against violators. While parking the vehicles in the campus stu dents are to keep the order and keep their vehicles locked.  
• The instructions given by the security officers in the campus are to be adhered  to.  

ST PAULS COLLEGE reserves the right to take and use photographs/video at any event  sponsored by ST PAULS COLLEGE or any activities at ST PAULS COLLEGE without expressed written permission of those included within the photographs/video. ST PAULS  COLLEGE may use the photograph/video in publications or other media material produced,  for educational, promotional, marketing or other purposes, including but not limited to: brochures, invitations, books, newspapers, magazines, television, websites, etc. Any person/ student/faculty/staff attending a ST PAULS COLLEGE event who does not wish to have  their image recorded for distribution should make their wishes known to ST PAULS COL LEGE and/or contact ST PAULS COLLEGE at [email protected], in writing  of his/her wishes and include a photograph within a reasonable amount of time prior to the  event. ST PAULS COLLEGE will use the photograph for identification purposes and will  hold it in confidence 

As indicated above, use of mobile phones can cause impediments to the academic  focus of the student and may be detrimental to the learning atmosphere. Students  are not permitted to use mobile phones in the classroom and during class hours. If  any student is found using the mobile phone inside, it will be confiscated and will  not be returned. However, they may use it during the snacks break, lunch break and  after the class hours.

MONDAY 

Students must wear the blazer with the tie throughout the day. 

Formal attire is mandatory, including college-designated pants without alterations.  Skin-tight or ankle-length pants are prohibited. 

Students must purchase a new uniform if their existing one has fitting issues in the  2nd or 3rd year. 

Only black or brown formal shoes are permitted; no designs or bows are allowed.

TUESDAY 

Students must wear formal attire. 

Girls: Salwar kameez with a dupatta, or Western formals. Sleeveless tops and ankle  pants are not allowed. 

Boys: Formal pants and shirts with formal shoes (black or brown only). Slippers,  sneakers, and crocs are prohibited. 

WEDNESDAY 

Students must wear the college T-shirt with jeans/pants. Torn, shaded, or six-pocket  jeans are not allowed.  Shoes are compulsory. 

THURSDAY TO SATURDAY 

Girls: Decent casuals, either Indian or Western. Long skirts with traditional tops  and jeans with a decent top are allowed. Crop tops, cold shoulders, short skirts,  frocks, transparent clothes, and printed shirts are prohibited. 

Boys: Jeans, T-shirts, and formal shirts and pants are allowed. Printed shirts, Torn,  shaded, or six-pocket jeans, and round-neck shirts are not permitted. Caps and hats  are prohibited on all days. 

DURING COLLEGE EVENTS 

The dress code must be followed during all events. Only students who are per forming may request permission from the Disciplinary Committee and Principal to  deviate from the dress code.

MOBILE PHONES 

Mobile phone usage is prohibited in corridors, classrooms, and the auditorium.  Phones are allowed only during short breaks and lunch breaks. 

ID CARDS 

ID cards must be worn visibly at all times inside the campus. 

LANGUAGE 

Only English should be spoken on campus. 

HELMETS 

Helmets are compulsory when entering the college premises on two-wheelers. 

FREE TIME 

Students cannot sit in front of the reception during free periods. Students are  urged to spend free time in the library or engage in activities of personal development.

HEADPHONES 

Bluetooth devices and headphones are not allowed inside the campus. 

HAIR AND ACCESSORIES 

Unnatural hair colours (e.g., red, green, blue) are not permitted. Boys are prohibited from having long hair, ponytails, earrings, or nose pins. 

Student life is greatly influenced by the people with whom they constantly interact  within ST PAULS COLLEGE—the teachers. Paulites can benefit from their rich  experience and knowledge through constant personal contact both inside and out side the classroom. All the classes will have a class mentors. The role of the class  mentors is to help the students under their care, to attain their full potential. 

Parents and guardians are partners with the College in the task of total and integral  education of their children. It is in keeping with this concept of “partnership” in  education that the Principal invites the parents/guardians of students twice a year  to discuss the performance of their children. The dates of the meetings will be  announced well ahead of time. Parents/ guardians are requested to attend the meetings. It is also recommended that they meet HOD, in-charge of the Department and  Class Mentors to ascertain the conduct and progress of their students. The College  welcomes suggestions from parents and well-wishers.

The process of Mentoring is an individualized form of counselling and guidance  activities. It addresses students’ need to have a friend, a counsellor and a confidant in the campus. The practice is aimed at fostering a better rapport between the  students and the teachers at a personal level. Effective mentoring begins with the  faculty and depends upon the healthy relationship between faculty and students. 

Objectives of Mentoring  

1. To be supportive towards the student and be a link between the students and  the Department, between the course teachers and the students, between the  parents and the students and between the students themselves. 
2. To help the students towards their integral formation.
3. To make the students aware of library facilities, scholarships, remedial courses, counselling facilities, credit system, NSS, NCC, cultural associations, grievance committee, placement, canteen, certificate courses, sports  activities, outreach programmes, Choice Based Credit System [CBCS], etc.  

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF MENTORS 

1. Each class will have one class mentor/class teacher. The role of the mentor  is to contribute to the total development of the students under his/her care.
2. He/she will maintain the bio-date of every student. 
3. He/she meets the students individually at least once a month.
4. He/she continuously monitors, counsels, guides and motivates the students  in all academic matters. 
5. He/she will respect students’ views and initiate a dialogue when necessary. 
6. He/she helps to maintain unity and team spirit among students.
7. He/she is in-charge of CC and EC cards of the students and guides and encourages them to participate in different activities in the college and outside.
8. He/she nominates the class rep and assistant class rep. 
9. He/she advises students regarding choice of electives, projects, internships,  etc. 
10. He/she contacts parents/guardians if situation demands (e.g. academic irregularities, shortage of attendance, negative behavioural changes and interpersonal relations, detrimental activities, etc.)
11. He/she refers to the college counsellor or those students who need special guidance.  
12. He/she contacts the parents and ensures that they attend PTA
13. He/she advises students in their career/professional development.
14. Mentors of final year students keep in touch with the students even after their  graduation (Alumni) and maintain a record of details. 
15. He/she informs the HOD and suggests if any administrative action is called  for.
16. He/she is responsible for classroom (infrastructure – marker pens, computer,  projector, duster, benches, tables, notice board, etc.) and reports to the administrator. 
17. He/she helps students to creatively prepare for the assembly and works in  collaboration with the assembly coordinator.
18. Students should inform the class mentor for leave up to two days. They  should inform the class mentor and the HOD for leavers for three days and  above.

DOCUMENTATION BY THE MENTORS 

1. Maintains the record of absentees. 
2. Maintains files of leave letters, medical leave certificates, parents’ leave  consent forms, etc.). 
3. Maintains records of late slips. 
4. Maintains parents’ approval forms for industrial visit, study tours, picnics,  etc. 
5. Maintains semester-wise university marks of the students.
6. Maintains records of CIA and Preparatory examinations. 
7. Documents PTA meetings of each parent-student individually.
8. Maintains record of remedial classes taken by every subject teacher.
9. Keeps a record of each student’s family details for contact purpose only.  
10. Maintains a detailed progressive record of the academic performance of the  students in the format given by the college. 
11. Maintains a detailed progressive record of the student’s achievement in cultural, sports, etc. in the format given by the college. 
12. Maintains a brief but clear record of all the discussions with students.
13. Maintains alumni records (E.g. pursuing higher studies or if working, details  of the work, etc.) 
14. The Secretary documents the minutes of the mentors’ meeting with the principal which will be held once a month.

The following are the document/s needed to apply for certificates from College:

(A) Consolidated Marks Card (Transcript)  

(i) Request letter addressed to the Principal  

(ii) Photocopy of all marks cards of all semesters  

(iii) Fee paid receipt  

(B) Migration Certificate  

(i) Request letter addressed to the Principal 

(ii) Photocopy of all marks cards  

(iii) Photocopy of TC  

(iv) Fee paid receipt 

(C) Transfer Certificate & Provisional Degree Certificate  

(i) Request letter addressed to the Principal  

(ii) Photocopy of all marks cards  

(iii) Eligibility from the office of the COE  

(iv) Fee paid receipt 

(D) Character Certificate, Duplicate ID and Duplicate Hall ticket 

(i) Request letter addressed to the Principal 

(ii) Fee paid receipt 

(E) Any other certificate  

(i) Letter addressed to the Principal specifying the nature of the certificate.

All students of undergraduate courses must:  

1. Pass all examinations and other academic requirements as per the proposed  syllabi.  
2. Complete at least one SWAYAM certification every year. 
3. Pass the prescribed foundation courses and open elective papers as required. 
4. Successfully attend and participate in the social outreach programme for the  proposed duration during their course. 
5. Minimum of 15 days internship is mandatory for final year students.