Institutional Regulations & Discipline
Statutory code of conduct governing campus decorum, student safety, academic integrity, and hostel residence at GTU-ITR Mehsana.
Valid Identity Card
Must be worn and produced on demand at all times
Helmet Safety
Compulsory for all two-wheeler riders to & from campus
Classroom Mobile Ban
Strictly prohibited inside classrooms, labs & corridors
Zero Substance Policy
Strict prohibition of alcohol, tobacco & intoxicants
Rules of Discipline to be Observed In & Outside Campus
All students admitted to the Institute must observe and strictly abide by the rules prescribed by the authorities. Students submit to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Chairman, Director, Principal, and academic council.
Every student must carry his/her official College Identity Card, which must be presented whenever demanded by faculty or security.
Mandatory punctual attendance in classes, laboratories, tutorials, and morning assemblies on all working days from term start to finish.
Absence due to medical grounds must be accompanied by a recognized medical certificate and parental leave application submitted promptly.
Students are expected to behave politely, respect the faculty and staff, and abstain from disruptive chattering during lecture sessions.
Use of helmets is strictly compulsory for anyone riding a two-wheeler to and from the campus gates.
Decent, professional attire must be worn by all students visiting academic blocks and laboratories.
Use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited inside lecture halls, tutorial rooms, laboratories, and departmental corridors.
Possession or consumption of liquor, narcotics, intoxicating substances, cigarettes, pan, tobacco, or gutkha is strictly prohibited.
Any unauthorized photography, video shooting, or playing of amplified sound on campus without prior Principal sanction is banned.
Causing damage or defacement to institute buildings, computers, lab gear, or bus property warrants immediate financial penalty and suspension.
Misuse of campus internet, intranet, computing resources, or software licenses is strictly penalized under institutional IT bylaws.

