These policies apply to all students, applicants and staff of Cameron Digital University (Pvt) Ltd (“CDU”). Effective 6 November 2026.

1. Admissions

Each programme page states its entry requirements. Applicants may be asked for copies of previous certificates and identity documents, which CDU may verify with the issuing institution. Admission is based on these requirements only, without discrimination on grounds of ethnicity, religion, gender, disability or nationality.

2. Qualifications and recognition

Certificates, diplomas and degrees listed on this website are awarded by Cameron Digital University. Each programme page states the awarding body, the duration and the mode of study.

Recognition of a qualification by government bodies, employers, professional associations and other universities is decided by those organisations. Students who need a qualification for government employment, professional registration or further study should confirm that it will be accepted by the relevant body before enrolling. CDU will answer questions about the recognition status of any programme on request.

3. Academic integrity

Students must submit their own work. Plagiarism, copying, using another person to complete assessments, fabricating data or citations, and submitting work produced by AI tools as one’s own without permission are serious offences.

  • A first minor offence: the work is resubmitted and a written warning is recorded.
  • Serious or repeated offences: the assessment receives no marks and the case is reviewed by the academic panel, which may suspend or withdraw the student.
  • A qualification found to have been obtained through misconduct may be revoked.

Staff publishing research under CDU’s name must follow the same standards and cite all sources.

4. Assessment and appeals

Each module states how it is assessed. Results are released through the student dashboard. A student may request a review of a result within 14 days of its release by writing to in**@**********************ty.com with the reasons. The review is carried out by a staff member who did not mark the original work, and the outcome is given in writing within 21 days.

5. Fees and refunds

Many CDU programmes are free. Where a programme or service charges a fee, the amount and what it covers are stated before payment. A student who withdraws within 14 days of paying, before accessing more than 20% of the course material, is entitled to a full refund. Refund requests should be sent to in**@**********************ty.com.

6. Privacy

CDU collects the personal information needed to register students, deliver courses, issue certificates and keep academic records. This information is not sold. It is shared only with staff who need it, with service providers who host CDU’s systems, or where required by law. Academic records are kept so that qualifications can be verified in future. Students may ask to see or correct their information by writing to in**@**********************ty.com.

7. Complaints

Students and members of the public can make a complaint by email to in**@**********************ty.com or by WhatsApp to +94 71 260 4611. CDU will acknowledge a complaint within 5 working days and aim to resolve it within 30 days. A complainant who is not satisfied may ask for the complaint to be reviewed by a senior member of staff not involved in the original decision.