Neither the Mentor nor the management, bear any responsibility for any likely outcome of the RAP. Mentors’ comments are only expressions of their experience-based personal opinion; not deemed binding in any way.
The purpose of mentoring will only be restricted to the provision of guidance and instructions by the Mentor.
Conducting research work, preparing work, and making improvements according to the feedback given by the Mentor, are all sole responsibilities of the mentee. Mentors are neither obligated nor expected to edit the working draft for mentees to reduce word counts or make any amendments to research work.
The mentors will remain available only until the batch deadline is communicated by the department. After that, neither the mentor nor the department will be bound to conduct meetings with the mentee or to provide any support.
Failing to meet more than two deadlines as agreed with the mentor, will result in an automatic drop from the batch, and no fee will be carried forward or refunded.
If the mentor finds any evidence, that a mentee has indulged or currently indulges in plagiarism, or attempts to solicit the mentor into doing any work for the mentee, the mentoring relationship will end immediately Mentors reserve the right to sign off the RAP. If the Mentor concludes that a RAP should not be submitted, due to academic reasons, they reserve the right to refuse to vet the RAP.
Mentees bear the sole responsibility for the submission of the RAP.
In case a mentee is unsuccessful in their RAP and wishes to resubmit, they will be treated as a new enrolment and will have to go through the admission process again.