Understand the guidelines, attendance requirements, and code of conduct at KAPMI.
Irregular attendance, indifference to classwork, tests, and indiscipline will lead to disciplinary action.
Students must not enter or leave the class without permission.
Latecomers will be marked absent for the period.
Each section will be guided by a Class Mentor assigned by the Principal.
College property must be used carefully and protected at all costs.
Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited.
Students must carry their identity card during college hours.
Class tests will contribute to internal assessment.
Parents must meet the Principal/Mentor regularly to track student progress.
College working hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Admission is based on marks obtained in the Pre-University examination.
Students must follow all college rules issued from time to time.
Re-admission depends on satisfactory attendance and conduct.
Seat reservation follows government norms; caste/income certificates are required.
Original Marks Card, Transfer Certificate, and Caste/Income Certificate must be submitted at admission.
Each class has a seat reserved under the sports quota.
Students transferring from other colleges must obtain prior permission from the Registrar, Kuvempu University.
Students from other states must obtain an eligibility certificate from Kuvempu University.
Each semester is treated as a unit for attendance calculation.
Students must have at least 75% attendance in each subject to qualify for exams.
Those failing to meet attendance requirements must repeat the semester.
Participation in sports, NCC, NSS, or cultural events (up to 30 days per year) is permitted with prior approval.
Candidates must apply for all subjects in the semester during their first attempt at the examination.
Students must maintain satisfactory attendance and progress to appear for exams.
Minimum 75% attendance is mandatory to write exams.
Students lacking minimum attendance are ineligible for scholarships.
Progress is evaluated based on attendance and internal marks.
Absence during tests reflects unsatisfactory progress.
Misbehavior results in disciplinary action, including rustication if necessary.
Ragging and malpractice are punishable offenses.
“No-Due” certificate is required before collecting the hall ticket.
Minimum passing mark: 40% overall (35% in theory + 40% internal).
Class divisions:
70% and above – First Class with Distinction
60–69% – First Class
50–59% – Second Class
Cancel of admission is done with the approval by admission committee on receipt of application by the candidate. Refund of the fee paid to the college is done as per the financial regulations.