Student Code of Conduct
The standards of respect, discipline and safety that keep Domain Institute a focused place to learn — for every DAE, TSC and short course student on campus.
Discipline Builds Careers
Domain Institute prepares students for real technical and professional careers. That starts with how we treat each other, our instructors, our labs and our time. Every admitted student agrees to follow this code, which applies to morning and evening batches, DAE, TSC and all short courses.
Respect
For classmates, instructors and staff.
Discipline
Punctual, prepared and honest in all work.
Safety
Safe practice in every lab and workshop.
Six Core Rules Every Student Follows
Simple, fair expectations that apply to every program at Domain Institute.
Attendance & Punctuality
Attend classes and practical sessions on time in your assigned morning or evening batch. Inform the institute in advance if you must be absent.
Respect & Behaviour
Treat instructors, staff and fellow students courteously. Harassment, bullying, abusive language and discrimination are not tolerated.
Identity & Appearance
Carry your student ID on campus and dress neatly and modestly. Follow any uniform or workshop attire instructions given for your program.
Academic Integrity
Submit your own work. Cheating in tests, copying assignments or misrepresenting projects and case studies is a serious violation.
Lab & Workshop Discipline
Use equipment only as instructed, follow instructor directions and keep your work area clean and organised.
Campus & Property Care
Take care of classrooms, labs, tools and furniture. Damage caused through carelessness or misuse is the student's responsibility.
Do’s and Don’ts on Campus
Do
- Arrive on time and come prepared with your materials
- Listen to instructors and ask questions respectfully
- Keep your ID card and fee records safe
- Report any problem or unsafe situation to staff
- Keep classrooms, labs and washrooms clean
- Represent the institute well online and in the community
Don’t
- Disturb lectures, labs or fellow students
- Use phones for calls or social media during class or demonstrations
- Cheat, copy or submit someone else's work
- Damage or take institute property or equipment
- Bring prohibited or dangerous items onto campus
- Use offensive language or harass anyone, in person or online
Lab & Workshop Safety
Hands-on training is the heart of our DAE and technical short courses. Safe habits protect you, your classmates and the equipment you learn on.
- Follow your instructor’s directions before operating any machine, tool or equipment
- Wear the protective gear provided or required for your lab or workshop
- Never work on electrical, welding or mechanical equipment unsupervised
- Report damaged equipment or unsafe conditions immediately
- Keep walkways clear and tools returned to their place after use
If a Concern Arises
We deal with conduct issues calmly and fairly, with the aim of helping students stay on track.
Concern Raised
A concern about conduct is brought to an instructor or the administration.
Fair Review
The administration looks into what happened and gathers the facts.
Student Heard
The student involved is given a chance to explain their side.
Outcome Communicated
A decision is shared with the student, and parents or guardians where appropriate.
Specific disciplinary measures are decided by the institute administration. For questions, call 021-36621777 or visit the campus.
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