A code of ethics in research establishes the guidelines by defining the scope to protect the rights, methodology, and reputation of an esteemed institute’s research scholars, which empowers them to become responsible Indian citizens.

The college is committed to producing and promoting original research with the highest quality, devoid of plagiarism of any sort, while encouraging academic freedom and innovative thinking. Submission of plagiarized work abuses the resources of all affected journals, including the valuable time of editors, reviewers, and staff, and is unprofessional and unacceptable.

• No form of plagiarism is allowed in the college. Plagiarism includes claiming another’s paper as one’s own, copying or paraphrasing substantial parts without acknowledgement, or claiming credit for another’s research.
• The college emphasizes original thought and expression through multiple layers of review. Faculty and students must follow appropriate guidelines for publication, including journals recognized by the UGC.
• Faculty and students must avoid any action that may result in a conflict of interest. When objectivity and effectiveness cannot be maintained, the activity should be avoided or discontinued.
• Proper authorship representation must always be maintained in all research publications.
• Any incidence of fabrication or misrepresentation shall be a serious breach of professional conduct with potentially severe ethical and legal consequences.
• Faculty/students attending or participating in any conference must seek written permission from the HOD, stating the purpose, name, venue of the seminar/conference, and subject their work to review by anti-plagiarism software like Drillbit.