Pakistan Marine Academy - Cadets Code of Conduct

Cadets Code of Conduct

The Cadet of Pakistan Marine Academy must always;

  • Remain smart, alert and lively at all times.
  • Consider personal cleanliness and the cleanliness of PMA as personal responsibility.
  • Obey all orders smartly and cheerfully.
  • Be punctual always.
  • Place duty above any other consideration.
  • Do not shirk any responsibility or duty. In fact, volunteer to take responsibility.
  • Speak the truth, regardless of consequences.
  • Be honest and do not cheat.
  • Behave like gentlemen.
  • Be ready to help others at all times.
  • Learn to admire rather than condemn.
  • Be fair and just to all.
  • Be broad minded and free from parochial and racial feelings.
  • Do all your work with your own hands, thus demonstrating dignity of labor.
  • Do not protect wrong doers.
  • Do not conceal facts or evidence.
  • Devote yourself wholeheartedly to your studies and learning.
  • Uphold the good name of Pakistan Marine Academy at all times.
  • Take interests in all extra-curricular activities of Pakistan Marine Academy.
  • Develop an attitude of friendliness towards all; service before self; give rather than take; and oblige rather than be obliged.
  • Win respect through merit alone.
  • Remain cheerful and obedient under all circumstances.
  • Give wholehearted respect to seniors and give affection and guidance to juniors.
  • Last, but not the least, feel honor bound to report any breach of code of conduct without fear or favor.

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