CODE OF ETHICS IN RESEARCH
1. Students are not permitted to miss classes for any kind of research
work unless permission for the same is granted.
2. Any absence for the classes under the pretext of research work will be
viewed seriously.
3. Students need to follow the instructions stated by the institute and
their respective guides.
4. Students need to adhere to the schedule of project work.
5. Deadlines should be strictly maintained. Any work / report submitted
after the
last date will not be accepted and forwarded to university for
evaluation.
6. A special VIVA is organized by the institute with panel members in the
IVth Semester which will be primarily based on the Project Work done by
each student.
7. Each student needs to choose a unique Organization and will be
approved based on a First Come First Serve Rule (FCFS) unless any
special permission is granted based on valid reasons.
8. FCFS book will be kept in the office. Students need to update it to
confirm their organization selected for Project Work upon confirmation.
Code of Ethics to check malpractices and plagiarism in Research
Plagiarism Although the general consensus is that plagiarism is a bad
idea, it can be difficult to avoid it or discuss it if we have different
understandings of the definition:
a) To steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one’s own;
b) To use (another’s production) without crediting the source;
c) To commit literary theft;
d) To present as new and original an idea or product derived from an
existing source.
Plagiarism could be of two types:
a) Negligent OR unintentional plagiarism: It means innocently or
carelessly presenting another person’s work as one’s own without
acknowledging the Source.
b) Dishonest OR intentional plagiarism: It means knowingly and
deliberately presenting another person’s work as one’s own work
without acknowledging the Source.
There are software’s available to check the plagiarism. We in our
institute use the following:
There are software’s available to check the plagiarism. We in our
institute use the following:
Avoiding Plagiarism
Plagiarism could be avoided by paraphrasing, citing, quoting and
referencing the original work.
There are five basic rules regarding the use of information in
professional and academic writing:
1. If you use the language of your source, you must quote it exactly,
enclose it in quotation marks, and cite the source.
2. If you use ideas or information that is not common knowledge, you
must cite the source.
3. If you didn’t invent it, cite the source.
4. Unless your professor explicitly tells you to paraphrase, don’t
paraphrase.
5. When in doubt, cite the source. Doing so can only enhance your
readers sense of your honesty
Institutes Research Instructions to Students
Students need to create their own original content and are NOT
ALLOWED TO COPY OTHERS research work.
2) Relaxation is given under certain chapters like Company Profile &
Industry Profiles as the data gathered will be of similar nature
provided by the organizations.
3) The institute will use plagiarism detection technology for the same
like https://smallseotools.com/plagiarism-checker/
4) It is the prime responsibility of an institute or research guide to
distinguish between original and plagiarized work.
