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Rules and policies

The Institute is authorised under the Cost and Management Accountants Act 1966 and Regulations 1990 to hold inquiries and impose penalties for misconduct.

Code of conduct

  • Respect religious, ethnic and social differences and maintain the dignity of fellow students and faculty.
  • Attend classes regularly and punctually to maintain the attendance required to appear in examinations.
  • Maintain discipline and cleanliness in classrooms, laboratories and the library.
  • Display the student ID card on Institute premises; do not alter, lend or misuse it.
  • Do not damage Institute property or misuse IT facilities, including unauthorised access.
  • Do not post insulting remarks about students, faculty or the Institute, including online.
  • Ragging, hazing, harassment and discriminatory remarks are prohibited.
  • Smoking, pan, gutka, chewing gum, drugs and alcohol are prohibited on or near the premises.

Penalties for violation

  1. 1.Verbal or written warning
  2. 2.Intimation to parent or guardian
  3. 3.Temporary ban from certain activities
  4. 4.Suspension or cancellation of registration

Dress code

Clothing should be modest, neat and clean, without offensive graphics or slogans.

Male students

Dress pants with a collared shirt, or shalwar qameez with waistcoat. Sandals or Peshawari chappal with shalwar qameez. No shorts, slippers or tight clothing.

Female students

Trouser, covered jeans or shalwar qameez with chaader or dupatta. No sleeveless or transparent clothing, and no slippers.

Transfer policy

  • Change of shift

    Morning to evening, or evening to morning, within the same session, subject to availability of seats.

  • Campus to campus

    Allowed for coaching students on change of residence or employment. Requires an attendance certificate, clearance of annual subscription and dues, and library clearance from the original campus.

  • Coaching to distance learning

    50% of the tuition fee within one month of the start of classes; 100% after one month.

  • Distance learning to coaching

    50% of the tuition fee within one month of DLP enrolment; 100% thereafter, subject to class capacity. 60% attendance is required to appear in the examination.

Transfer and shift change requests can be submitted through the Student Portal.

Cancellation of registration

Registration may be suspended or cancelled by the Council after inquiry and a hearing, for:

  • Violation of rules or directives of the Institute
  • Provision of false information
  • Damaging the image of the Institute
  • Use of unfair means in examinations
  • Fake educational documents (cancellation with forfeiture of all fees paid)
  • Annual subscription (due 1 July) unpaid for six months; restorable on payment of the restoration fee