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About
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The College is secular in
its outlook and education. Our staff and students
belong to every community and segment of society.
It is our endeavour to inculcate. . . more |
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| The College has given some
of the finest minds to the country in the
past. Whether it is in politics or the armed
forces . . . more |
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to Register in, Old Boys Welfare Association
of Colvin Taluqdars' College, Lucknow |
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here to Find your Batchmate, Address,
Phone No. and get to them. |
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| Physical Exercise |
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| The day begins for the Boarders with a physical training
exercise every morning on each of the weekdays, supervised
by one or the other of our team of Physical Training Instructors.
The House Master inspects the turn-out and the general
cleanliness of the Boarding House before the students
report for Breakfast. |
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| Combined General
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| The College begins with a combined General Assembly
for all the students of the College. The College Choir
sings a hymn either in Hindi or in Sanskrit. One of the
two Principals, then, leads the prayer in English. The
General Assembly concludes with the National Anthem in
which the entire gathering joins to the accompaniment
of music. |
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| Zero Period |
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| A Zero Period is included in the Time Table. This time
is utilized for extra-curricular activities that are organized
on a regular basis by the various clubs and societies
that exist in the College. |
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| House Activities
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The College has five Houses: Ajanta (Yellow), Nalanda
(Navy Blue), Sanchi (Magenta), Taxila (Sky Blue) and Ujjain
(Saffron). Students are allotted one or the other of these
five Houses named after the five centres of education
in Ancient India. They vie with each other on the field
for coveted trophies, including the prestigious Cock House
Shield, to the best of the five Houses. It is normally
presented by His Excellency, The Governor of the state
of Uttar Pradesh, patron of the College, who is the Chief
Guest at The Darbar Day, our Inter House Athletic Meet
held annually in December as a grand finale to the Old
Boys' Week,.
House Meetings are held during the Zero Periods in which
the House Heads discuss strategies that are to be adopted
in the numerous Inter-House activities that are held during
the course of the Academic Year. Inter House activities
include diverse Tournaments in Sports, both out-door and
in-door, and Cultural Contests (like Elocutions, Debates,
Quizzes, Choreography, Just A Minute, Dramatics, Western
and Indian Vocal and Instrumental Music, Dumb Charades,
Literary Charades and Mushairas).
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| Siesta & Self
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| Boarders are allowed a one hour siesta after lunch,
followed by a self study period which lasts till 3.30
P. M. After the evening Tea, the students report at the
various playgrounds for the evening Games. |
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| Sports & Games |
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The College gives a lot of importance to sports and
games. Our teams in Cricket, Football, Hockey and Aquatics
have brought several trophies to the College. Innumerable
trophies adorn the offices of the Principals.
The College owns enormous playgrounds and nearly every
kind of pit, track and court that can be imagined. Ranji
Trophy and Sheesh Mahal Trophy matches have been played
on our grounds in the past.
Trained experts provide not only Blackboard information
and electronic back up to the College Teams but also train
them on the ground.
Records are maintained and certificates and medals are
awarded for excellence in sports and games. The breaking
of an earlier record in the Field and Track Events is
celebrated by all with gaiety and jubilation.
Games are held in the evenings in which Day Scholars can
also participate. Students are expected to turn up in
their Games Uniform which includes a sky blue shirt, navy
blue shorts, white stockings and white canvas shoes. At
all Inter House events, students must turn up in their
house colours. |
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| Evening Bath &
Study |
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| After the Games, students are supposed to have a bath.
They go in for a routine medical inspection which is followed
by a study period that is supervised by the House Master
and a visiting Study Supervisor. |
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| Roll Call |
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| The day ends with the House Master taking the Roll Call
at night. Soon after the All-In report is filed by the
House Master, he retires for the day. |
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| Withdrawals and
Expulsions |
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A student who leaves
the College in the current Academic Year will be
required to pay his Tuition (and Boarding) Fee till
the end of the Term in which he is withdrawn. All
Annual Charges will have to be paid in full. |
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Transfer Certificates
will not be issued on withdrawals until all outstanding
dues have been cleared. |
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A student can be
expelled from the College if
-The Principal is satisfied that he has committed
an act of Gross Indiscipline
-He is found to be irregular in attendance
-He fails in the same class for two consecutive
years |
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Where a withdrawal
takes place on account of expulsion, the question
of charging fee in lieu of notice does not arise. |
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| Refunds |
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No fee (Tuition
or Boarding) shall be refunded. |
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The Caution Money
paid separately to the College and the Boarding
House is refundable. |
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In case of a mid-term
withdrawal, the Caution Money is refunded 1 month
after the student applies for a refund. |
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At the end of the
session, the refund will be made after 6 months
of the expiry of the session. |
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Applications for
refund should be made on the proper form, available
at the College Office. A No Dues Certificate from
the various Departments should be attached with
the application. |
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In no case will
the Caution Money be refunded if the application
is submitted after 12 months of leaving the College
(or the Boarding House). |
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| Leave of Absence |
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Students are expected
to attend their classes regularly. However, leave
may be granted in cases of genuine illness and under
special circumstances. |
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All Leave Applications
should be addressed to the Class Teacher, except
for a leave beyond 4 days, which should be addressed
to the Principal, |
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Leave on medical
grounds can be sanctioned only by the Principal |
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Leave Applications
should be submitted to the Principal, and his permission
obtained, before leave is taken. |
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Failure to do so
will result in serious consequences. |
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If a child is absent
for 10 days at a stretch, without proper permission,
his name will be struck off the Rolls. |
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Readmission involves
the payment of Re-enrollment fee to the tune of
Rs. 250/- Chronic defaulters are liable to be expelled
from the College. |
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A child who consistently
comes late to the College will not be admitted to
the class without the permission of the Principal. |
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The Leave Applications
of the resident scholars are to be submitted to
the House Masters. |
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| The College has recieved Awards
& Prizes for its merits and . . . more |
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College
Magazine |
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The Colvin Chronicle is issued
twice every year in November and March respectively,
at the end of the Term.
Apart . . . more |
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UK man gifts colleges a museum idea
COMING UP AT COLVIN The College museum will house Sir Auckland Colvin's fish cutlery set, the Indian Army’s battle tank, ex-students' real gold medals and . . . more |
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| The College has two Boarding
Houses, Anjuman House and Avadh House that
can accommodate almost 200 . . . more |
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| The College has all the three
wings of the N. C. C. The training imparted
to the students during routine drills, lec-dems
and at the . . . more |
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