Student Handbook
The student handbook outlines important policies, student conduct expectations, and available campus resources.
VGP Medical Career Institute Student Handbook
Introduction
Welcome to VGP Medical Career Institute. This handbook provides essential information
about our policies, procedures, and guidelines to help you succeed in your academic
journey. Please read it carefully and refer to it whenever you have questions.
Policies
Our institute is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for
all students. The following policies are in place to ensure that everyone can learn and grow
in a supportive atmosphere:
1. Code of Conduct: Students are expected to behave in a manner that reflects the values of
integrity, respect, and responsibility. Any form of harassment, discrimination, or academic
dishonesty will not be tolerated.
2. Attendance: Regular attendance is crucial for academic success. Students are required to
attend all classes and notify the administration in case of any absences.
3. Grading: Grades are awarded based on performance in assignments, exams, and
practicals. The grading scale is as follows: A (90-100), B (80-89), C (70-79), D (60-69), F
(below 60).
4. Refund Policy: In accordance with GNPEC guidelines, students who withdraw from the
institute may be eligible for a refund. The refund amount will be calculated based on the
date of withdrawal and the percentage of the course completed.
5. Grievance Procedures: Students who have concerns or complaints are encouraged to
follow the grievance procedures outlined in this handbook.
Grievance Procedures
If you have a concern or complaint, please follow these steps to ensure it is addressed
promptly and fairly:
1. Informal Resolution: Discuss the issue with the person involved to seek an informal
resolution.
2. Formal Complaint: If the issue is not resolved informally, submit a written complaint to
the administration. Include details of the grievance and any supporting documentation.
3. Investigation: The administration will investigate the complaint and may request
additional information or meetings with the parties involved.
4. Resolution: The administration will provide a written response outlining the findings
and any actions to be taken.
5. Appeal: If you are not satisfied with the resolution, you may appeal the decision to the
higher authorities within the institute.
Grading
Grades are awarded based on your performance in assignments, exams, and practicals. The
grading scale is as follows:
A (90-100): Excellent performance demonstrating a thorough understanding of the subject
matter.
B (80-89): Good performance with a strong understanding of the subject matter.
C (70-79): Satisfactory performance meeting the basic requirements of the course.
D (60-69): Marginal performance indicating a need for improvement.
F (below 60): Unsatisfactory performance not meeting the minimum requirements of the
course.
Attendance
Regular attendance is crucial for academic success. Students are required to attend all
classes and notify the administration in case of any absences. Excessive absences may result
in disciplinary action or impact your grades.
Refund Policy
In accordance with GNPEC guidelines, students who withdraw from the institute may be
eligible for a refund. The refund amount will be calculated based on the date of withdrawal
and the percentage of the course completed. Please refer to the following schedule for
refund eligibility:
1. Withdrawal within the first week: 100% refund of tuition fees.
2. Withdrawal within the second week: 75% refund of tuition fees.
3. Withdrawal within the third week: 50% refund of tuition fees.
4. Withdrawal after the third week: No refund of tuition fees.
