The students of the institution are required to observe the following code of conduct both within and outside the Business School:

• Maintain discipline and decorum. Ragging is strictly banned in the Business School as well as in the hostels. A student found guilty of this crime may be punished heavily. It may lead to expulsion from the institution.
• Use of mobile phones in the class rooms and library is strictly prohibited.
• Sitting on the railings in the Business School campus is not allowed.
• Smoking is strictly forbidden both inside and outside the Business School campus, hostels and canteens, etc.
• Perfect silence should be maintained in the classroom, the library and the corridors of the Business School, so that the atmosphere in the Business School remains perfectly congenial to studies.
• Show proper respect to the teachers and carry out their instructions most faithfully.
• Bring the identity card daily and produce it, if any member of the staff or official of the Business School demands it at any time. Identity card may be checked at the entry gate of the Business School and those without it, will not be allowed to enter.
• Abide by all rules, regulations and instructions issued by the Business School from time to time.
• Inculcate high moral values of life such as truth, honesty and devotion to duty.
• Students must make the best use of time and spend it in creative and constructive activities for their own betterment and that of the nation, rather than wasting it away by hanging out casually in the Business School or indulging in futile exercises.
• Students should be punctual in attending their classes, functions and fulfilling the appointments.
• Sikh Students are expected to wear turbans.
• Exhibit fine manners and excellent behaviour, use decent language, be courteous and polite in dealing with fellow students and the staff, as this would add to your own credit as also to that of your Alma-Mater.
• Observe proper decorum in and outside the classroom and at the functions organized in the Business School. Students should respect their parents and elders from the core of their hearts.
• Students should endeavour to keep the environment neat, clean and beautiful at home and at Business School by using the dustbins and by avoiding littering.
• Quarrels and disputes should be avoided. In the event of a dispute, a written complaint should be made to the Director at once. No one is allowed to take the law in his/her own hands.
• Students should understand that the Business School property is a national trust and as such its upkeep is as much their responsibility as that of the administration. Therefore, no one should disfigure furniture or deface walls with pencil, chalk or knife marks. Damage to the Business School property will not be condoned under any circumstances.
• Students are required not to remove chairs/furniture from any room.
• Plying of vehicles in the Business School is not allowed.
• Utilize free period in reading books, magazines and newspapers available in the library.
• Students must make it a point to see the notice board and read the latest notices. Ignorance of orders duly displayed on the notice board shall not be accepted as an excuse for non-compliance.
• A student will be punished, rusticated or expelled from the Business School, if he/she directly or indirectly takes part or induces others to do so in any movement, agitation or strike in the Business School for any reason, whatsoever, which, in the opinion of the Director is subversive of the Business School discipline.