Attendance is mandatory in all the classes held during the conduct of a course. Absence from classes prevents a student from getting full benefit of a course. Accordingly, absence can result in lower grades due to missed assignments, quizzes, exercises and examinations. The minimum attendance required for a student to appear for the main final examination in a course is 75% of the total credit hours.

The SUC acknowledges that individual circumstances may prevent a student from attending class or classes. It is the University's policy to excuse the absence of students that result from the following causes: illness of the student, accident, death in family, participating in University activities, at the request of University authorities and compelling circumstances beyond the student's control. However, the minimum attendance required for a student to appear for the final examination falling under any of this category cannot fall below70% of the total hours allocated to a course with excused absence.

The student is responsible for all materials covered and announcements made during his/her absence. Students claiming excused absence must apply in writing and furnish documentary support of their assertion that absence resulted from one of the above causes.

Enforcement of the class attendance policy lies with the faculty. However, the decision of a faculty to withdraw a student from class due to poor attendance must be approved by the Head - Admin & Exam Department.

1. 75% attendance is a must to appear for the main final exam, exceptional cases will be considered only on approval by the Dean & Registrar.
2. Maximum of 5% attendance is taken into consideration on the approved proof which has to be submitted within 5 working days to the Head - Admin & Exam Department.
3. Student having attendance between 51%–74% will be allowed to attend the exam along with the re-sit examination subject to the Committee's decision; however they are required to pay the re-sit exam fee and re-sit policy would apply for grade.
4. Student having less than 50% are not eligible for the final exam or re-sit exam and has to repeat the course.
5. The waiver for required attendance to the student falling under mitigating circumstances due to some medical problem, death in the family, accident etc, may be considered on approval from the Registrar.
6. Student can avail only one chance in an academic year for writing the re-sit exam due to low attendance.
7. If the student is absent for continuous three weeks without any reason and has not informed to the concerned authority, will qualify for removal of name from the student roll and will be placed in pending status.
8. This pending name will be forwarded to their respective advisor & to SSD for the final counseling and update the status accordingly.
9. Incase if there is no response from the student, the name could be placed in temporary cancellation status for the particular semester and will have to pay the required registration fee for the re-activation.
10. If the student is not reported to that particular semester his/her name will be cancelled from the SUC and has to apply for the re-registration and which case new academic policy (if applicable) will be applied.
11. 5% of attendance is reserved to the academic advisory meeting with the advisor.