Academic Policies:
SOL is committed to providing a rigorous academic program that prepares students for successful careers in the legal profession. Academic
policies are designed to ensure that students receive a high-quality legal education while maintaining academic integrity and intellectual honesty.
- Attendance Policy: Regular attendance is essential for academic success. Students are required to attend all classes
and seminars, and attendance will be taken at each session. Students who miss more than 25% of the total number of classes
will not be allowed to appear for the end-semester examination, as provided in the Academic Ordinance and Examination
Ordinance of the University.
- Grading Policy: SOL follows a rigorous grading policy to ensure that our students receive the best education possible.
Grades are awarded based on a combination of factors such as class participation, assignments, mid-term exams, and end-semester exams.
- Course Load Policy: To ensure that students have enough time to focus on their coursework and extracurricular activities,
we have set limits on the number of courses that can be taken per semester. A maximum of five courses can be taken in a semester.
Disciplinary Policies:
SOL has a zero-tolerance policy for any form of misconduct or indiscipline. We believe in creating a safe and respectful environment for all students and faculty. Any violation of disciplinary
policies will be dealt with strictly by the disciplinary committee constituted as per the provision of the First Ordinance of the university.
- Code of Conduct: The code of conduct of SOL and MIT ADT University outlines the behavior and standards expected of all students.
This includes respect for others, integrity, honesty, and responsibility.
- Disciplinary Action: Any violation of the code of conduct of SOL and MIT ADT University will result in disciplinary action.
This can range from a warning to suspension or even expulsion from the School, as provided in the university Statute and Ordinance.
There is a grievance Redressal committee in MIT ADT University as provided in the First Statute of the university to ensure that
all grievances are addressed promptly and fairly.
- Complaint Procedure: Students can submit their complaints in writing to the grievance redressal committee.
The committee will investigate the complaint and take appropriate action to address it.
- Appeals Process: If a student is not satisfied with the outcome of their complaint,
they can appeal to the authorities as provided in the first Statute of the University
