Jayantian Culture
Kristu Jayanti (Deemed to University), Bengaluru, caters to imparting holistic education and nurturing the knowledge, skills, values and attitude among Jayantians. The college believes that ‘Education prepares one to face the challenges of life by bringing out the best in him/her’ and has nurtured a culture that moulds the overall growth of an Individual.
DAILY SCHEDULE
Main Block, PG Block & Humanities Block |
Administrative Block |
Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 12.50 p.m.
Forenoon: Four Sessions with 10 minute break after each session
Lunch Break: 12.50 p.m. to 1.40 p.m.
Afternoon: Three Sessions with 10 minute break after each session |
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. to 11.50 p.m.
Forenoon: Three sessions with 10 minute break after each session
Lunch Break: 11.50 a.m. to 12.40 p.m.
Afternoon: Four sessions with 10 minute break after each session |
DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION
Students can access information regarding their academic and examination from multiple sources like department, examination office, college hand book, college website (www.kristujayanti.edu.in), college email, notice boards and signage - TV display.
DRESS CODE AND GROOMING
Students are expected to conduct themselves in a worthy manner in their attire, demeanour and in their commitment to uphold the value systems of the university.
- The dress code is complete formal on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for the undergraduate students.
- Boys: Formal shirts (full sleeve), tie, formal trousers and formal shoes (black / brown)
- Girls: Complete Western Formals (full sleeve shirt, formal trousers, tie, formal shoes) or Traditional Salwar Suit with shawl/jacket/ sweater or Traditional saree with full length blouse
- On special occasions – Uniform Suit / Complete formal attire
- On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, undergraduate students can wear decent casual dress (Tee - shirt, preferably collared and without printed words /images) and jeans, shirt, trousers, salwar suit.
- For postgraduate programmes the dress code is complete formal for five days in a week. Decent causal dress code, on one day of the week, will be decided by the respective department.
- Students should be dressed modestly in conformance to the Department/programme requirements
- Uniform suit is to be worn as per the specification of the respective department
What is Not Permissible (For Girls):
- Skirts (all types of skirts ), Long /Short Gowns
- Sleeveless - shirts , tops, T-shirts, blouses
- Crop tops / Camisole /Corset
- Track suits / Cargos /Capris
- Tattooing
- Unnatural colouring of hair or streaks
- Shorts / Three-fourth pants/ tights
- Short Kurtis and pants shorter than ankle length on formal days
- Piercing of eyebrows
What is Not Permissible (For Boys):
- Track suits / Three-fourth pants / cargos
- Sleeveless Shirts / Tee Shirts
- Tattooing, Unnatural colouring of hair, weird hairstyles
- Beard
Piercing of ears, nose, eyebrows
GENERAL GUIDELINES
- Identity card to be worn always
- Kristu Jayanti (Deemed to University) is a ragging free campus. Ragging is banned inside and outside college and in the hostels and any other place of accommodation. There will be zero tolerance to ragging. Even interaction between juniors and seniors is discouraged in the initial weeks to prevent ragging. The Anti Ragging Committee monitors the discipline. The details of the Committee members are displayed in the college website and in the Notice Board
- Medium of communication in campus is English
- Usage of cell phones within the college buildings is not permitted.
- Students coming in their respective vehicles should collect entry pass (stickers) from the office for their vehicles.
- Students should possess all necessary documents pertaining to their vehicle. Riders can park their vehicle inside the campus only when they wear helmets and riding in triples, over speeding, etc., is a punishable offence
- Smoking / chewing tobacco/ using intoxicating substance are banned in and around the college. Such behaviour are punishable
- Any notice to be displayed should carry the signature of the authorities of the college
- 85% attendance in every subject is encouraged; attendance is taken separately at the commencement of each period; attendance during current affairs and club activities is mandatory; submission of leave form is compulsory and it must be signed by Parent / Guardian & to be verified by the class animator and recommended by Head of the Department
- College offers a special prize for 100% attendance
- Students must have a minimum of 75% attendance to be permitted to write the examinations. Leave application will be accepted only if the actual attendance is above 60% and application for leave of absence may be rejected by the Principal based on the genuineness
- The attendance and progress report of each student is available in the campus management system. Parents can get the user name and password from college office during the time of admissions. Students and parents can access and monitor the progress by using the password given.