HEALTHY PRACTICES

• Scholarships for poor and needy students are given from out of various endowments and Zakat funds collected by the Islamic Study Circle sparing the Government Scholarships.
• Poor and needy students are benefitted through ‘Earn While You Learn’ scheme in which they work part-time with the College Office, Library, Book-Depot and the Attendance Department.
• Deeniyath and Moral-Instruction classes are conducted on Wednesdays for Muslim and Non-Muslim students respectively to enhance the values of the learners.
• Almost all Muslim girl students wear Purda (Hijab) on their own interest.
• International Women’s Day is celebrated every year on March 8th with an illustrious chief guest. Various competitions are also conducted to encourage the girl students.
• There are separate entrances and staircase for boys and girls. The first bell is for the girls to leave and second bell is for boys.
• Students themselves have formed a council named Students’ Self-Aiding Council which collects a nominal amount of 10 rupees from each student and helps the poor and needy students to pay various fees.
• A number of staff members come forward to extend financial assistance to deserving students.
• Students’ Council functions effectively with 4 office bearers and class representatives who are elected through electronic voting to represent genuine problems of students.
• The staff members go for a family tour every year organized by the Staff Association.
• Parent – Teacher Association and The Alumni Association contribute financially for constructive activities. Both the associations conduct interactive meetings every year.
• A separate prayer hall for girls in the College accommodates students to offer prayers.
• Student volunteers plant saplings in the sprawling campus.
• Ramps and Rails have been constructed for the convenience of the physically challenged students. Wheel chairs have also been provided.
• Profile cards for all students with their particulars have been maintained by the concerned departments.
• Students those who absent themselves for genuine reasons during the CIA examinations are allowed to take a retest. The outgoing students are allowed to take supplementary exams for a maximum of 2 papers.
• Students are given opportunities to do Master of Ceremony during the conduct of various meetings in the College viz., Assembly Meetings and student oriented meetings.
• Anchoring of all the programmes conducted in the College is done in English.
• The Iftar Get-together is hosted annually by well-wishers.
• All important functions of the College are attended by stake holders. A Deeniyath quiz at the end of the year is conducted.