Rules and Regulation

Set of rules and regulations typically applicable to B.Ed. (Teacher Training) colleges in India, such as Millia Fakhruddin Ali Ahmad B.Ed. Teacher's Training College. These encompass academic, administrative, disciplinary, and conduct-based norms align with NCTE guidelines and best practices followed across the country

Academic Rules

📘 Course Duration: The B.Ed. program spans two academic years, divided into four semesters, with each semester comprising a defined number of teaching and practical days
🕒 Attendance: A minimum of 80% attendance in theory and 90% in school internship/practice teaching is mandatory. Students who fail to meet attendance requirements may be debarred from examinations or asked to repeat the semester/year.
📚 Curriculum: The curriculum includes compulsory theory papers, elective courses, school internship, and co-curricular activities as specified by the affiliating university and NCTE norms.
📝 Assessment: Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) and annual/semester examinations form the basis of evaluation. CIA components include assignments, class tests, seminars, tutorials, and regular practicals.
🎓 Eligibility and Admissions: Admissions must comply with national/state eligibility norms (minimum graduation marks, reservation policy, age criteria). Admission is usually merit-based, possibly including an entrance test or interview.

General Conduct and Discipline

🆔Identity Card: Students must display their valid ID cards at all times and present them on request to college authorities.
👔Dress Code: Students must wear prescribed uniforms, if any, and maintain a neat and presentable appearance.
⏰Punctuality & Conduct: Prompt attendance in classes, exams, and college functions is compulsory. Students should not loiter in corridors or disturb ongoing classes.
📵Mobile Phones: Use of mobile phones and electronic gadgets in classrooms and examination halls is strictly prohibited .
📚Library Use: Silence must be maintained in the library. Books must be returned within the stipulated period; late return may attract fines.
🚫Discipline: Students must maintain decorum on campus. Any act of indiscipline, violence, ragging, or disruption can result in expulsion or disciplinary action.
❌Absence: Continuous absence (e.g., more than 15 days without leave) can result in removal from the college rolls.

Examination Rules

✅Eligibility: Only students fulfilling minimum attendance and fee payment requirements can appear for exams.
⚠️Malpractice: Use of unfair means in exams or assignments will lead to strict disciplinary action, including possible expulsion.
🔁Re-examination: Provisions for re-evaluation and re-examination—subject to the university’s rules—are available for failed or absent students.

Fees, Refunds, and Financial Regulations

💸Fee Payment: All fees (tuition, examination, library, etc.) must be paid within notified deadlines.
❌Refunds: Once admitted, fees are generally non-refundable unless otherwise provided by university/NCTE rules.

Co-curricular and Internship Requirements

🎤Co-curricular Activities:Participation in seminars, workshops, field visits, and extension activities is compulsory as part of the overall assessment.
🏫Internship:Students must attend practice teaching/internships at assigned schools. Full attendance and activity completion are required to earn credits.

Anti-Ragging Policy

🚫Zero Tolerance: Ragging in any form is strictly forbidden. An anti-ragging affidavit must be submitted by every student. Any involvement can lead to immediate expulsion and legal action in accordance with UGC/national laws.

Administrative Policies

📬Grievance Redressal: A committee handles student grievances regarding academics or administration.
📢Information Dissemination: Changes in rules, exam notifications, and official communications will be conveyed through the college notice board/website. Students are responsible for keeping themselves informed.

Rules and Regulation

Academic Rules

General Conduct and Discipline

Examination Rules

Fees, Refunds, and Financial Regulations

Co-curricular and Internship Requirements

Anti-Ragging Policy

Administrative Policies

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