Admission Details

Admission Procedure:

1.Application:

  • Apply online through the official portal, or
  • Visit the campus in person
  • 2.Counselling Session:

  • A personal counselling session will be held on campus for each student, along with their parent or guardian
  • The session helps students make an informed decision about course selection and career pathways
  • 3.Fee Payment:

  • Cash payments are not accepted
  • Fees must be paid online via the Uniclare app (using UPI, card, or net banking)
  • (Login credentials will be provided after counselling )

    4.Documentation:

  • Submit all applicable and available documents
  • Refer to the official Document Checklist for required items
  • 5.Confirmation:

  • Once documentation is verified and fee payment is complete,
  • Students may begin attending classes on the same day or the next working day
  • Documents checklist:

    First PUC:
    If applicable:
    Second PU

    FEE STRUCTURE AND SCHOLARSHIP POLICY

    (ACADEMIC YEAR 2026–2027)

    At Surana Ind. PU College – Peenya Campus, we believe in providing quality education with transparent and affordable fees. Alongside, we offer scholarships to reward merit, support deserving students, and encourage talent across all streams.

    FEE STRUCTURE

    Course Regular Fee Integrated Fee
    PCMB ₹60,000 ₹1,13,000
    PCMC ₹60,000 ₹1,13,000
    CEBA ₹55,000 ₹80,000
    SEBA ₹50,000 ₹75,000

    Provisional Admission for all streams: ₹10,000 (non-refundable)

    FEE REFUND POLICY

    Timeline Refund Policy
    Before commencement of classes ₹10,000 deducted
    Within one month of commencement 60% of fee deducted
    After one month of commencement No refund

    SCHOLARSHIPS

    Surana PU College offers a range of scholarships to recognize academic excellence, support families, and encourage achievements in sports and cultural activities.

    1. SEI–Champ Scholarship (Merit-Based, Above 80% in 10th)

    Marks Range Science Integrated Science (Regular) Commerce
    95% & above ₹50,000 ₹30,000 ₹30,000
    90%–94% ₹8,000 ₹8,000 ₹6,000
    80%–89% ₹5,000 ₹5,000 ₹4,000

    +5% is added to the marks of CBSE and ICSE students when considering eligibility for scholarships.

    2. SEI–Samarthan Scholarship (Children of defense personnel, single parents, Teachers)

    Stream Scholarship Amount
    Science ₹5,000
    Commerce ₹4,000

    3. SEI–Divyaang Scholarship (Physically and Visually challenged children)

    Category Annual Fee
    Visually challenged ₹10,000
    Other differently abled ₹15,000

    4. SEI–Social Welfare Scholarship (SC, ST, CAT-1)

    Stream Scholarship Amount
    Science ₹5,000
    Commerce ₹3,000

    5. SEI–Udaan Scholarship (Sports and cultural achievers)

    Achievement Level Fee Payable
    International/National winners 25% of fee
    State winners/National participants 50% of fee
    State participants 75% of fee

    Scholarship Disclaimer

    • Scholarships are offered on a limited seat basis.
    • First come, first serve– early applicants have higher chances.
    • Scholarships are not a matter of right; they are awarded at the discretion of the management.
    • Only the highest scholarship will be awarded if eligible for multiple categories.
    • Scholarships are non-transferable and exclude books, uniforms, shoes, and transport.

    1. Discipline

    All students are expected to uphold the highest standards of discipline, integrity, and decorum both within and beyond the college campus. This Code applies to all student conduct on college premises as well as off-campus behaviour that may impact the institution's interests or reputation.

    2. Commitment to Assigned Works

    Students must take responsibility for completing academic and co-curricular duties assigned to them within the given timeframe. Delays or negligence will be taken seriously.

    3. Uniform/Appearance

    Students must wear the prescribed college uniform [with formal shoes] on working days and during official events, unless otherwise notified. Lab coats are compulsory for all Science students during practical sessions. The uniform should be neat, clean, and presentable at all times, reflecting discipline and dignity of the institution.
    Students must always maintain a neat and clean appearance. Hairstyles must be neat, clean, and simple in appearance. Unconventional hair colours, excessive styling, and unkempt looks are not permitted. Boys are expected to keep their hair short, wellgroomed, and free from distracting styles. Girls should ensure their hair is neatly tied or styled in a manner appropriate for a formal educational environment.

    4. Identity Card

    Students must wear their valid college identity card visibly while on campus. It should be presented upon request by staff or security personnel. Lost cards must be reported immediately; a duplicate will be issued as per procedure. Failure to follow these norms will be treated as a disciplinary issue.

    5. Attendance and Punctuality

    Students are expected to attend all academic sessions, assemblies, and institutional activities without fail. Absence without valid reason or prior approval will be considered a violation of the Code of Conduct. Repeated absenteeism may lead to disciplinary action as per institutional guidelines. Students are not permitted to leave the college premises during working hours unless there is a genuine emergency. In such case, permission must be obtained from Principal by the Parents or Guardian of the student.

    6. Responsibility towards Institutional assets and cleanliness

    Students must handle all college property [including furniture, lab equipment, and infrastructure] responsibly. Any damage caused, whether intentional or due to negligence, must be compensated along with applicable fines. Students should also keep the campus clean and litter-free.

    7. College Representation

    Students representing the college in intercollegiate or external events must obtain prior approval from the Principal.

    8. Political Activities

    All forms of political activity are strictly prohibited on campus. This includes unauthorized meetings, campaigning, processions, and fundraising, both within and related to the college.

    9. Harassment and Harm/Violence and Unsafe Behaviour

    Actions that cause physical, emotional, or psychological harm to any person within the college community are considered major misconduct and will be dealt with seriously. Violence in any form — such as fighting, threatening, or manhandling — and possession of dangerous items are strictly forbidden.

    10. Disruption of Academic Environment

    Conduct that disrupts the college’s educational goals, ethical standards, or learning atmosphere — including refusal to follow instructions, dishonouring any person in college community, disturbing peace and discipline on campus — is strictly prohibited.

    11. Discrimination

    Any form of discrimination based on gender, caste, religion, race, language, region, appearance or disability is strictly prohibited and will attract serious consequences.

    12. Ragging

    Ragging in any form is strictly banned. Any behaviour causing fear, shame, embarrassment, or harm to another student is punishable by suspension or dismissal.

    13. Dishonest Conduct

    Acts of dishonesty such as lying, theft, academic fraud, or tampering with records will not be tolerated.

    14. Substance Abuse

    Students are strictly prohibited from Consumption or possession of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or similar substances on the College premises. Strict action will be taken against any student found breaching this code.

    15. Media Interaction

    Students must not engage with media or invite journalists onto campus without written permission from the Principal.

    16. Mobile Phones and Electronic Gadgets

    Mobile phones are strictly not allowed in classroom. The device will be confiscated without prior warning if found inside the classroom. Only students with a written request from parents will be allowed to bring mobile phones to college. In such cases, the phones must be surrendered to the staffroom in the morning before classes begin and can be collected in the evening after college hours. Recording videos, audios, or taking photos of individuals without consent, especially in ways that invade privacy or harm college’s image, is not allowed.

    17. Social Media Conduct

    Students must use social media responsibly. Posting defamatory or inappropriate content involving the college or its members is considered misconduct.

    18. Health Disclosures

    Any pre-existing physical or mental health condition requiring emergency attention should be disclosed at the time of admission.

    19. Misconduct and Language

    Use of inappropriate language, rude behaviour, or disobedience toward faculty or staff may result in suspension or other disciplinary action.

    Disciplinary Action Protocol

    If a student is found violating the Code of Conduct, a disciplinary committee will investigate and recommend action. Depending on the severity of the misconduct, one or more of the following actions may be taken:

    • Warning: A formal caution with future consequences explained.
    • Restriction: Limited access to campus services or activities.
    • Suspension: Temporary removal from classes or participation in college events.
    • Expulsion: Permanent removal from the college.

     

      • Right to Appeal:If a student feels aggrieved by any disciplinary action, they may submit a formal appeal to the Head of the Institution with appropriate justification. These guidelines are envisioned to promote a sense of professionalism and personal discipline that reflects the values of our institution.

    COURSES OFFERED:

    Languages:

    Language 1: English
    Language 2: Kannada/ Hindi/ Sanskrit

    Science:

    Commerce:

    CA Foundation

    Find Your Path: Courses That Shape Your Future

    Choosing the right stream isn’t just about subjects—it’s about discovering who you are and where you want to go. Whether you’re a curious scientist, a future entrepreneur, or a language lover, we have a course that fits your aspirations.
    Science Stream

    Are you someone who…

  • Loves solving problems and asking “why?”
  • Dreams of becoming a doctor, engineer, or researcher?
  • Enjoys experiments, numbers, or coding?
  • Course Ideal For Career Paths Competitive Exams
    PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology) Students who want flexibility between medicine and engineering Doctor, Engineer, STEM Teacher, Researcher NEET, JEE, CET
    PCMC (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science) Tech enthusiasts and aspiring engineers Software Developer, Engineer, Data Scientist JEE, CET
    Science Integrated Focused aspirants preparing for entrance exams Medical or Engineering Colleges NEET, JEE, CET
    Why choose Science?

    It builds analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and opens doors to some of the most respected professions in the world.

    Commerce Stream

    Are you someone who…

  • Is fascinated by business, money, and markets?
  • Enjoys working with numbers or understanding how companies run?
  • Wants to build a career in finance, entrepreneurship, or analytics?
  • Course Ideal For Career Paths Skills Gained
    EBAC (Economics, Business Studies, Accountancy, Computer Science) Students who want a blend of commerce and tech Entrepreneur, Accountant, IT Analyst Business + Tech
    EBAS (Economics, Business Studies, Accountancy, Statistics) Analytical minds interested in data and finance Economist, Statistician, Financial Analyst Data Interpretation + Quantitative Analysis
    Note:

    EBAS course is especially beneficial for students preparing for competitive exams such as CA (Chartered Accountant), Banking, and government entrance and employment exams. The strong foundation in statistics and accountancy sharpens your analytical skills and exam readiness.