Maximum Residency Rule, also known as MRR, is the number of years a student may enroll in the program. In FICS, here are the following MRR for each program:
| BAMS | -- | 8 years |
| DCS | -- | 4 years |
| MIS | -- | 7 years |
| MDC | -- | 7 years |
| DCOMM | -- | 10 years |
For the DCS program, a full-time student is recommended to finish the program within two years and its MRR is twice that, leading up to 4 years. This means that a student should graduate within the MRR period or less; otherwise, the student will not be allowed to continue with the program.
A student may appeal to extend the MRR by writing a formal letter to the Dean through their Program Chair, stating valid reasons for the delay and a detailed plan of study (POS) for the remaining terms.
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