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Sree Mookambika College of Nursing

Classroom Rules & Etiquette

Guidelines that ensure a respectful, organized, and efficient learning environment — part of our commitment to discipline and professionalism.

A Culture of Respect & Discipline

The following guidelines ensure a respectful, organized, and efficient learning environment within the classrooms of Sree Mookambika College of Nursing. Students are expected to adhere to these rules as part of the college's commitment to discipline and professionalism.

Section 01

Respectful Behavior Upon Teacher's Arrival

Standing on Teacher's Entry

As a sign of respect, all students must stand up when the teacher enters the classroom and remain standing until instructed to sit or until the teacher takes their seat.

Section 02

Permission for Leaving the Classroom

Permission to Leave

Students are not allowed to leave the classroom during a session without the teacher's permission. Students may only leave once the class has been officially dismissed.

Section 03

Punctuality and Attendance

Assembly Before Class

Students are expected to assemble in the classroom at least five minutes before the scheduled class time.

Roll Call and Attendance

Attendance will be taken at the beginning of each class. Any student arriving after the roll call is completed may lose attendance for that session and may face additional consequences for repeated tardiness.

Section 04

Classroom and Facility Use

Time Limit in Classrooms and Facilities

Students are not permitted to stay in the classroom, laboratory, hospital, or library beyond the designated hours. All students must vacate these areas at the appointed time unless they have received explicit permission to remain from the concerned faculty or staff.

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Building Tomorrow's Healthcare Leaders

Adherence to these classroom rules reflects the discipline, integrity and professionalism that define a Sree Mookambika nurse. Every standing greeting, every punctual arrival, every respectful exchange shapes the clinician you become.