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CHAPTER-1

ADMISSION OF STUDENTS

General1.1. (a) Admission to the teaching departments of the University

and to the colleges affiliated to this University shall be

made according to the rules laid down by the Admission

Committee for the purpose from time to time. (Minutes

of the Admission Committee 3rd June 2003 may be

referred for details : Enlcosure-1)

Provided that admissions to Engineering

Colleges, Medical and Dental Colleges, B.Ed., B.P.Ed.

M.Ed., M.B.A. & M.C.A. or any other specified course

and classes in University departments or colleges

affiliated to this University shall be made according to

the rules framed by the State Govermment of Uttar

Pradesh and any such body as prescribed and

authenticated by the Govermment on this behalf from

time to time.

1.2 Every applicant who applies for his/her

admission as a regular student to a department of the

University or to any college shall furnish alongwith his/

her application, a character certificate testifying the

goodness of his/her conduct. This certificate of conduct

should be issued by the Head of the Institution attended

by the applicant before his/her joining this University

or its college(s).

Provided that an applicant, who has passd his/

her qualifying examination as a private candidate; shall

furnish such certificate of conduct from the Principal

of a recognised college or a Gazetted Officer.

1.3 The authority responsible for granting admission

shall be free to refuse admission to an applicant if it

finds that the said applicant is involved in some unlawful

offence, in or outside the campus, against his/her fellow

students or in any act of disobedience or disrespect to

the members of the staff of the University or college.

1.4 If an applicant has passed one part of an

examination in respect of a course of study as a 'Private

Candidate' he/she shall not be admitted as a regular

(1)

Dr. Rammanohar Lohia Avadh University

First Ordinances 2005

CONTENTS

S.No. Particulars Page No.

1. Admission of Students 01-25

2. The Courses of Studies 26

3. University Examinations 27-42

4. Conditions for the Award of Degrees 43-65

5. Award of Scholarship, Bursaries, Sizership and

other financial Assistance 66-69

6. Residence 70-77

7. Maintainance of Discipline Among

the Students 78-83

8. Correspondence Courses and Private

Candidates 84

9. Parents-Teachers Association 85

10. The Conduct of Examination 86-88

11. Appointment of Examiners and Tabulators 89-93

12. Ordinances for Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) 94-120

13. Ordinance for the Degree of Doctor of Letters

and Doctor of Science 104-107

14. Faculty of Engg. & Technology: Ordinances

for Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) courses 108-114

15. Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Ordinances for M.C.A 115-119

16. Ordinance & Regulations for Constitution and

Regulations of Different Bodies 120-127

17. Fee & Remunerations 128-135

18. Faculty of Home Science 136-138

19. Faculty of Agriculture Science 139-141

20. Faculty of Medical Science 142-156

21. Bachelor of Dental Science 157-163

22. nh{kkUr lekjksg 164-177


1.12 A student who abstains himself/herself from

or fails at an examination of the University, shall cease

to be a regular student of the University or of the college

concerned, the question of his/her readmission to the

same class shall rest for decision with the authorities

concerned.

1.13 No student shall be allowed to transfer himself/

herself from one college to another without a Transfer

Certificate.

Provided further, that no student shall be

allowed to transfer himself/herself from an affiliated

college to another after his application for admission to

the ensuing examination has been forwarded to the

University.

1.14 If, during an academic session, a student desires

to leave the University/College, he/she shall

(i) give notice of his/her intention to leave;

(ii) make payment of all the University/college dues

upto the end of the month in which his/her

name remains on the rolls; and

(iii) refund whatever scholarship, freeship or

bursary has been paid to him/her from the

University/college funds.

1.15 An applicant, seeking admission to the

University or to any college, after the commencement

of the session, shall be required to pay tuition & all

other prescribed fee from beginning of the session, i.e.

from July of the year. In case he/she has migrated

from some college affiliated to this University and has

joined the same course of study and had paid his/her

dues in that Institution upto the end of the preceding

month subject to the aforesaid ordinance, he/she is not

be required to pay the tuitional dues for any month

more than once.

1.16 No applicant shall be admitted in the University

or to any college as a transfer case from another

University or any college not affiliated to this University

unless his/her admission was made in the previous

University or college before the expiry of the last date

of admission in this University or its affiliated college(s).

1.17 No student shall be allowed to change any of

(3)

student for the subsequent part of examination in

respect of the same course of study.

1.5 An applicant shall be recognised as a regular

student of a department of the University or of a college

as soon as his/her candidature has been accepted by

the Head of the Department or the Principal of the

college and has paid the prescribed fee and has also

submitted all the required documents including Transfer

Certificate/Migration Certificate, Character Certificate

and Marks sheets.

1.6 No applicant shall be admitted to any course

of study in the University or in any of its colleges after

the expiry of one month from the commencement of

the teaching of the course concerned except with the

special permission of the Vice Chancellor and also

subject to the availability of seat.

1.7 The attendance for the purpose of the

examination shall be counted in every case from the

date of admission or commencement of teaching of

the course offered by the student, whichever is later

for the reasons to be recorded.

1.8 The payment by a student of an amount against

admission shall not establish his/her claim to admission

or readmission to a course of study of the University

or of any college.

1.9 A student shall not be admitted or readmitted

as regular student to a teaching department of the

University or to an affiliated college, if it is discovered

that he/she is suffering from a disease of a nature which

may be detrimental to the health of other students. Even

if admitted, the admission of such a student shall be

cancelled if it is discovered at any stage that he/she is

suffering from such a disease or that he/she has

developed such disease.

1.10 No department of the University or of an

affiliated college shall admit to a course of study number

of students more than the number of seats fixed by the

University.

1.11 No applicant shall be denied admission as a

regular only on the ground of religion, race, caste, creed or

the like.

(2)


candidate only once irrespective of the number of times

that he/she appears at the examinations of the University,

whether as a regular student or as a private candidate.

1.22 The membership of the University of a (any)

candidate who takes Migration Certificate to join any

other University/Institution shall terminate/lapse and

shall remain be terminated/lapsed, untill such time, as

he/she may subsequently rejoin with a Migration

Certificate from other University which he/she joined

for further studies of the University or to take some

further examination of the University.

No fresh enrolment in such cases shall be

necessary, but the Migration Certificate from that other

University must be submitted to the Registrar, with the

renewal fee as prescribed by the University from time

to time.

Provided that this lapse/termination of

membership shall not debar a candidate from appearing

at an examination in an additional optional subject for a

degree already taken by him/her in this University.

1.23 Student seeking admission to the University or

to a college and private candidate seeking admission

to an examination of this University, after having been

admitted as member of another University incorporated

by law for the time being in force, shall not be enrolled,

unless his/her application for enrolment is accompanied

by a Migration Certificate from the concerned

(previous) University.

1.24 The application for enrolment together with the

prescribed enrolment fee and the Migration Certificate

from the University concerned (whereever necessary)

shall be submitted by the student through the Head of

Department in the case of the University, or through

the Principal in case of a college and by a private candidate

with the examination form so as to reach the Registrar

by the end of September preceding the year in which

he/she takes his/her first examination of the University.

1.25 The Head of the Department and the Principal

of college concerned shall forward to the Registrar the

names of all the students admitted to the University or

to the college together with the prescribed enrolment

(5)

his/her subject of study or the faculty after the expiry

of one month from the date of the commencement of

teaching in that subject in the University/college. In

such a case the attendance in the subject(s) from which

transfer has been effected will not be counted for

attendance in the new subject(s) offered by him/her.

Attendance for examination will be counted from the

date, the lectures/practicals started in the subject(s)

he/she offers for the examination.

1.18 The monthly and annual fees and other dues,

which the regular students of the University/College

required to pay, shall be regulated by the ordinances

laid down in chapter XVII.

CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION

1.19 The Vice Chancellor shall have the right to

cancel the admission of a student admitted in the

University or in any college in violation of any of the

ordinances in force for the time being in the University.

1.20 The admission of a candidate may be cancelled

at any time on any one or several of the following

grounds :

(i) If it is discovered at any stage even after his/

her admission that he/she has concealed certain

necessary facts or given misinformation to get

admission.

(ii) If it is discovered at any stage that he/she has

been or is a patient of some disease that is

likely to jeopardize the health of other students.

(iii) If he/she is found to be irregular in his/her

studies or in his/her attendance or in the

payment of the University or college dues;

(iv) If he/she is found to be guilty of such offences

as may warrant his/her expulsion or rustication.

REGISTER OF STUDENTS & ENROLMENT

1.21 No regular student or private candidate shall

be admitted to any examination of the University unless

he/she has been enrolled in the University.

The prescribed enrolment fee shall be paid by a

(4)

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kUniversity may be granted to a student on his/her

written request and on payment of prescribed fee.

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO THE VARIOUS

COURSES OF STUDY

A - Faculty of Arts

Bachelor of Arts (Degree Courses)

1.31 The entire course for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts

shall be covered in three years. For the first year course

applicants shall be admitted to B.A. part I class, for

the second year course to B.A. part II class, and for

the third year course to B.A. part III class.

1.32 To be eligible for admission to the B.A. part I

class, an applicant must have passed -

(i) The Intermediate Examination of the Board

of High School and Intermediate Education of

Uttar Pradesh;

or

(ii) The Intermediate Examination of an Indian

University/Body incorporated by any law, for

the time being in force and also recognised by

the board of High School and Intermediate

Education, Uttar Pradesh as equivalent to its

own Intermediate examination;

or

(iii) Any other examination recognised by this

University as equivalent thereto.(As per list

approved for the purpose available as

regulations in the office of University.)

1.33 To be eligible for admission to the B.A. Part II

class, the applicant must have passed :

(i) The B.A. part I Examination of this University

; or

(ii) The B. A. part I Examination of any other

University, provided that he/she offered for his/

her B.A. part I examination a course of an

equivalent standard with identical syllabus as

is required for the B. A. part I examination of

this University, as testified by the Dean of the

Faculty. Dean may seek opinion of respective

conveners in this regard.

(7)

fee. The lists of such students as have been admitted

till the 31st August, shall be forwarded to the Registrar

so as to reach him not later than the last day of

September preceding the year of the University

Examination. The names of the students, admitted after

the 15th of September shall be forwarded to the

Registrar within one month of their admission alongwith

the late-payment fee as prescribed by the University.

1.26 If the name of any student is struck off from

the rolls of the University or a college, or if he/she

transfers himself/herself or migrates to another

University or college, the fact shall be reported to the

Registrar before the end of the term in which his/her

name is struck off or his/her transfer or migration takes

place.

Also the name of every student, rusticated or

expelled, shall be reported to the Registrar immediately

for necessary action.

1.27 The Registrar shall maintain a register or a card

index of all the students enrolled in the University. The

card contain only the information required for

identification purposes at the time of enrolment and

shall be supplemented by the Register with the

information regarding a candidate's re-admission,

transfer/migration, success or failure at any

examination.

1.28 On enrolment every student shall receive from

the Registrar an Enrolment Certificate showing the

enrolment number on which his/her name has been

registered, and that number shall be quoted by the

student in all communications to the University for

admission to any examination of the University.

1.29 A student who has been enrolled in the

University may, at any time, obtain a certified copy of

the entries relating to him/her in the enrolment Register,

on payment of a prescribed fee to the Registrar and

may also obtain a duplicate copy of Enrolment Certificate

on payment of a fee as prescribed by the University

from time to time.

1.30 A Migration Certificate to join some other University

or Educational Institution outside the jurisdiction of the

(6)


Arts shall be taught in two years. For the first year

course an applicant shall be admitted to the M. A.

Previous class as per the admission rules for the

concerned year and for the second year course to the

M.A. Final class.

1.39 To be eligible for admission to the M.A. Previous class,

the applicant must have taken :

(i) The Bachelor degree (Three year course) of

this University in any discipline.

or

(ii) The Bachelor degree (Three year course) of

another Indian University incorporated by any

law for the time being in force and also

recognised by this University as equivalent to

its own Bachelor's Degree.

Provided further in case an applicant did not offer, at

his/her Bachelor degree examination, that subject which

he/she proposes to study for the M.A. degree and

instead had offered identical allied subject, the Head

of the Department in case of University and the

Principal in case of an affiliated college, may, after

satisfying himself about the competence of the applicant

may recommend to the University for approval of the

Dean of the Faculty. The Dean of the Faculty after

fully satisfied may forward it for permission of V. C.

1.40 To be eligible for admission to the M. A. Final

class in a particular subject, an applicant must have

passed -

(i) The M. A. Previous examination of this

University as a regular student in the same

subject; or

(ii) The M. A. Previous examination of any other

Indian University as a regular student in the

same subject, provided that he/she offered for

his/her M. A previous examination a course of

an equivalent standard with identical syllabus

as is required for the M. A. Previous

examination of this University, as testified by

the Convener Board of Studies and Dean of

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1.34 To be eligible for admission to the B. A. part

III class, applicant must have passed :

(i) The B.A. part II Examination of this University

; or

(ii) The B. A. part II Examination of any other

University, provided that he/she offered for his/

her B.A. part I and part II examinations a

course of an equivalent standard with identical

syllabus as is required for the B. A. part I and

part II examination of this University, as

testified by the Dean of the Faculty.

BACHELOR DEGREE IN LIBRARY SCIENCE (B.Lib.Sc.)

MASTER DEGREE IN LIBRARY SCIENCE (M.Lib.Sc.)

1.35 The Degree of Bachelor of Library Science

and Master of Library Science shall be conferred to a

candidate, who has pursued a regular and full time

course of study in the University and have passed the

prescribed examination in both theory and practical.

The Duration of each course is one academic year.

1.36 ADMISSION - B.Lib.Sc.

Admission to the course of study for the

Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib.Sc.) shall be open

to the candidates who have obtained the Bachelor

degree in any discipline from any recognised University

with 45% marks at the qualifying examination.

1.37 ADMISSION - M.Lib.Sc.

(a) Admission to the course of study for the

Master of Library Science (M.Lib.Sc.) shall

be open for the candidates who have obtained

the Bachelor degree of Library and

Information Science of this University or any

other University recognised by this University.

Master of Arts -

1.38 The entire course for the degree of Master of

(8)


being in force, provided that he/she offered

for his/her B. Com. part I examination a course

of an equivalent standard with identical syllabus

as is required for the B. Com. part I


the Dean of the Faculty. Dean may seek opinion

of the respective convenor in this regard.

1.45 To be eligible for admission to the B. Com.part

III class, the applicant must have passed -

(i) The B.Com. part II Examination of this

University, or

(ii) The B. Com. part II Examination of any other

University, incorporated by any law for the time

being in force, provided that he/she offered

for his/her B. Com. part I and part II

examination a course of an equivalent standard

with identical syllabus as is required for the B.

Com. part I and part II examination of this

University, testified by the Dean of the Faculty.

Dean may seek opinion of the respective

convenor in this regard.

Master of Commerce


Commerce shall be taught in two years. For the first

year course an applicant shall be admitted to the

M.Com. Previous class and for the second year to the

M.Com. Final class.

1.47 To be eligible for admission to the M.Com.

Previous class, an applicant must have taken -

(i) The B. Com. Degree (three year course) of

this University, or

(ii) The B. Com. Degree (three year course) of

another Indian University incorporated by any


recognised by this University as equivalent to

its B. Com. degree.

1.48 To be eligible for admission to the M. Com.

Final class, a candidate must have passed-

(i) The M. Com. Previous examination of this

University, as a regular student in the same

(11)

the Faculty.

Note : The courses, Master of Social Works and Master of

Mass Communication and Journalism and Master of

Extension Education and Rural Development shall also

be governed by these ordinances unless otherwise

specified for the purpose.

1.41 Admission to the course of research for the

Ph. D. and D. Litt. Degree in this faculty of this

University shall be governed by the ordinances of the

Chapter-XII pertaining to the award of these degrees.

B- Faculty of Commerce

The courses under this faculty shall be : B. Com., M.

Com., B.B.A.,M.B.A.,

Bachelor of Commerce

1.42 The entire course of study for the Degree of

Bachelor of Commerce shall be covered in three years.

For the first year course, applicants shall be admitted

to the B. Com. part I class, for the second year course

to B. Com. part II class and for the third year course

to B. Com. part III class.

1.43 To be eligible for admission to the B. Com.

part I class, a candidate must have passed-

(i) The Intermediate Examination in commerce

of the Board of High School and Intermediate

Education, Uttar Pradesh, or

(ii) The Intermediate Examination in commerce

of an Indian University incorporated by any


recognised by the Board of High School and

Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh as

equivalent to its own Intermediate Examination

in Commerce, or

(ii) Any other examination which is recognised by

this University as a qualifying examination for

admission to the B. Com. Degree Course of

this University.

1.44 To be eligible for admission to the B. Com. part II class,

the applicant must have passed -

(i) The B. Com. part I Examination of this

University, or

(ii) The B. Com. part I Examination of any other

University, incorporated by any law for the time

(10)


semester) examination of this University.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (M.B.A.)

1.54 The duration of full time M.B.A. course is

4(four) semesters (2years) while that for part time

M.B.A. course is 6(six) semesters (3 years).

1.55 The eligibility conditions for admission to

M.B.A. previous (Ist semester) are as under,

(i) Bachelor degree ( 3 year course) in any

discipline from this University, or

(ii) Bachelor degree of any Indian University

incorporated by any law for the time being in

force and also recognised by this University

as equivalent to its Bachelor degree, or

(iii) Pass certificate of final examination conducted

by Institute of Chartered Accountants of India,

Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of

India.

1.56 (a) The admission to M.B.A. course shall be on

the basis of merit of admission test organised

by the authorised agency or by University

admission Committee as per instructions of

U.P. Govt./AICTE for the purpose.

(b) For part time M.B.A. course admission will

be made on basis of merit of admission test/

interview conducted by the university itself as

per guidelines of Admission Committee of the

University.

1.57 (a) Total number of students to be admitted to

M.B.A. (Full Time) course shall be restricted

to 51 seats (free and payment) and 9 NRI/

NRI sponsered / Payment Seats.

(b) Total number of students to be admitted to

M.B.A. (Part Time) course shall be 30.

1.58 To be eligible for admission to M.B.A. final

Year (third semester) a candidate must have passed

the M.B.A. previous examination i.e. Ist & IInd semester

both of this Univesity as a regular student.

C. Faculty of Science

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subject, or

(ii) The M. Com. Previous examination of any

other University as a regular student in the

same subject, provided that he/she offered for

his/her M. Com. Previous examination a course


as is required for the M. Com. Previous


the Dean of the faculty after having opinion of

the convener.

1.49 Admission to the course of Research for the Ph.D.

and D.Litt. degrees of this University shall be governed

by the Ordinances of the Chapter-XII and XIII

pertaining to the award of these degrees.

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/

TOURISM ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A./B.T.A.)

1.50 (a) The entire course of study for the degree of

B.B.A./B.T.A. shall be covered in three years

(six semesters).

(b) Each year shall be divided in two semesters. A

candidate shall have to clear both semesters of a

year/session before going to the next year/session.

1.51 To be eligible for admission to B.B.A./B.T.A.

Ist semester, a candidate must have passed -

(i) The Intermediate examination to the Board of High

School and Intermediate Education, U.P., or

(ii) The Intermediate examination of an Indian

University/Body incorporated by any law, for

time being in force and also recognised by the

Board of High School and Intermediate

Education, Uttar Pradesh as equivalent to its

own Intermediate examination; or


University as equivalent thereto.

1.52 To be eligible for admission to the B.B.A./B.T.A.

part II (IIIrd semester), the applicant must have passed -

The B.B.A./B.T.A. part I (Ist & IInd semester)

examination of this University.

1.53 To be eligible for admission to the B.B.A./

B.T.A. part III (Vth semester), the applicant must have

passed the B.B.A./B.T.A. part II (IIIrd & IV th

(12)

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kI & part II examination, a course of an equivalent

standard with identical syllabus as is required

for the B. Sc. part I and part II examinations of

this University as testified by the Dean of the


convenor in the regard.

Master of Science


Science shall be covered in two years. For the first

year course an applicant shall be admitted to the M.Sc.

Previous class and for the second year course to the

M.Sc. final class.

1.64 To be eligible for admission to the M.Sc.

Previous class, the applicant must have taken.

(i) The B. Sc. degree ( three year course) of this

University, or

(ii) The B. Sc. degree ( three year course) of

another Indian University incorporated by any law for

the time being in force and also recognised by this

University as equivalent to its own B. Sc. degree (three

year course).

Provided further that in case an applicant did

not offer, in his B.Sc. examination, that subject which

he proposes to study for the M.Sc. degree and instead

had offered identical allied subject, the Head of the

Deptt, in respect of University and the Principal in

respect of the college may after satisfying himself/

herself about the competence of the applicant, and also

after procuring approval of the Dean of the Faculty

may grant him/her permission for admission.

1.65 To be eligible for admission to the M. Sc. final

class in a particular subject, a candidate must have

passed :

(i) The M.Sc. Previous examination of this

University in that subject;

(ii) The M.Sc. Previous examination in the same

subject of another Indian University


force, provided that he/she offered for his/her

M.Sc. Previous examination a course of an

equivalent standard with almost identical

syllabus as is required for the M.Sc. Previous


(15)

Bachelor of Science

1.59 The entire course for the degree of Bachelor

of Science shall be covered in three years. For the first

year course, the applicant shall be admitted to the B.Sc.

Part I class, for the second year course to the B.Sc.

part II class and then for the third year course to the

B.Sc. Part III class.

1.60 To be eligible for admission to the B.Sc. part I

class, the applicant must have passed -

(i) The intermediate examination in Science of the

Board of High School and Intermediate

Education, Uttar Pradesh, or

(ii) The Intermediate examination in Science of

any other Indian University incorporated by

any law for the time being in force and also

recognised by the Board of High School and

Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh as

equivalent to its own Intermediate Examination

in Science, or


University as equivalent thereto.

1.61 To be eligible for admission to the B.Sc. part

II class, the applicant must have passed -

(i) The B. Sc. part I examination of this University

as a regular student, or

(ii) The B. Sc. part I examination of any other

Indian University, incorporated by any law for

the time being in force as a regular student,

provided that he/she offered for his B. Sc. part

I examination, a course of an equivalent

standard with identical syllabus as is required

for the B. Sc. part I examination of this

University as testified by the Dean of the


convenor in the regard.

1.62 To be eligible for admission to the B. Sc. part

III class, the applicant must have passed -

(i) The B. Sc. part II examination of this University

as a regular student, or

(ii) The B. Sc. part II examination of any other

Indian University, incorporated by any law for

the time being in force as a regular student,

provided that he/she offered for his B. Sc. part

(14)

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kas is required for the LL.B. part I with semestersystem examination of this University, as testifiedby the Dean of the Faculty.

1.70 To be eligible for admission to the LL.B partIII class, the applicant must have passed :

(i) The LL.B. part I & II examinations of thisUniversity; or(ii) The LL.B. part I & II ie. Ist, 2nd, 3dr and 4thSemester examination of any other Indian Universityincorporated by any law for the time being in force,provided he/she offered, for the LL.B. part I & IIexamination with sem. system a course of an equivalentstandard with identical syllabus as is required for theLL.B. part I & II examination of this University, astestified by the Dean of the Faculty.

Note :(a) The students who has appeared in first, third, andfifth semester examination shall be eligible for promotionin second, fourth, sixth semester respectively.(b) The student will be eligible for admission in thirdand fifth semester after passing first year (ie. 1st and2nd Semester both) examination and 2nd year (ie. 3rdand 4th semester) examination respectively.(c) Degree of LL.B. Shall be awarded only after passingin all question papers of all six semesters exams.

LL. M. Degree-1.71 The entire course of study for the Degree of Master

of Law (L.L.M.) shall be covered in two years. Forthe first year course, an applicant shall be admitted tothe LL.M. previous class and for the second year courseto the LL.M. final class.

1.72 To be eligible for admission to the LL.M. previous class,the applicant must have passed :(i) The LL.B. examination of this University, or(ii) The LL.B. examination of any other Indian

University incorporated by any law for the timebeing in force and also recognised by thisUniversity as a qualifying examination for thepurpose and admission to the LL.M. degreecourse of this University; or

(iii) Any other examination which is recognised bythis University as a qualifying examination foradmission to the LL.M. degree course of thisUniversity.

(17)

the convenor of Board of Studies and Dean of

the Faculty.

1.66 Admission to the courses of Research for the

Ph.D. and D.Sc. degrees in this faculty of this

University shall be governed by the Ordinances of the

Chapter XII pertaining to the award of these degrees.

D.FACULTY OF LAW

LL.B Degree

1.67 There shall be semester system for LLB degree

The entire course of study for the degree of Bachelor

of Law (LL.B.) shall be taught in three years(Six

semesters) . For the first year course, a candidate shall

be admitted to the LL.B part I (I& II Sem) class, for

the second year course to the LL.B. part II, (III & IV

Sem) class and for the third year course to the LL.B.

part III (V& VI Sem.) class.

1.68 To be eligible for admission to the LL.B. part I

class, an applicant must have passed :

(i) The examination prescribed for the Bachelor

degree (in any discipline) of this University, or

(ii) The examination prescribed for the Bachelor's

Degree of any other Indian University,


force and recognised by this University, as a

qualifying examinations for admission to the

course of study for the LL.B. part I class of

this University, or

(iii) Any other examination which is recognised by

this University (as per approved lisr for the

purpose) as a qualifying examination for

admission to the course of study for the LL.B.

part I class of this University.

1.69 To be eligible for admission to the LL.B. part

II class, the applicant must have passed :

(i) The LL.B. part I (I& II Sem.) examinations

of this University; or

(ii) The LL.B. part I(Sem. system) examination of

any other Indian University incorporated by any

law for the time being in force, provided he/she

offered, for the LL.B. part I examination a course


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Bachelor of Education, or Licentiate in

Teaching (L.T.) or for an equivalent degree of

any other Indian University incorporated by

any law for the time being in force, provided

these degrees are recognised by this University

as equivalent to its own B.Ed. degree.


this University as a qualifying examination for

admission to the course of study for the M.Ed.

degree of this University. Provided always that

the admission to B.Ed. & M.Ed. classes shall

be regulated according to the rules framed for

the purpose, by the State Government from

time to time.

1.79 Admission to the course of Research for the

Ph.D. and D.Litt. degree in this Faculty of this

University shall be governed by the Ordinances as

provided in the chapter- XII & XIII pertaining to the

award of these degrees.

Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.)

1.80 (a) The entire course of study for the degree of

B.P.Ed. shall be covered in one academic year.

(b) To be eligible for admission to the B.P.Ed. class

an applicant must have passed the examination

prescribed for the Bachelor degree with at least 45%

marks in any discipline from this university or from any

Indian University incorporated by law and also

recognised by this university.

1.81 Other Faculties :

Ordinances for various other faculties viz :

Faculty of Engineering and Technology,

Faculty of Medical Science

Faculties of Dental Science

Faculty of Agriculture

Faculty of Home Science

The concerning ordinances are available separately in forth coming

chapaters

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1.73 To be eligible for admission to the LL.M. Final

class, the applicant must have passed :

(i) The LL.M. previous examination of this

University, or

(ii) The LL.M. previous examination of any other

Indian University incorporated by any law for

the time being in force, provided he/she offered

for his/her LL.M. previous examination a

course of an equivalent standard with identical

syllabus as is required for the LL.M. previous


the Dean of the Faculty.

1.74 Admission to the course of research for the

Ph. D. and LL.D. degree of this University shall be

governed by the ordinances of the Chapter-XII

pertaining to the award of these degrees.

E-Faculty of Education (B.Ed. & M.Ed.)

1.75 The entire course of study for the degree of

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) shall be covered in one

academic year.

1.76 To be eligible for admission to the B.Ed. class,

an applicant must have passed :

(i) The examinations prescribed for the Bachelor

degree of this University, or

(ii) The examinations prescribed for the Bachelor

degree of any other Indian University,


force and also recognised by this University

for the purpose of admission to the B.Ed. class.


this University for the purpose of admission to

the B.Ed. class.

1.77 The entire course of study for the degree of

Master of Education shall be covered in one academic

year.

1.78 To be eligible for admission to the M.Ed. class,

an applicant must have passed :

(i) The examination prescribed for the degree of

Bachelor of Education of this Univesity, or

(ii) The examination prescribed for the degree of

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vuqlwfpr tkfr ,oa vuqlwfpr tutkfr vH;fFkZ;ksa dh esfjV ØekuqlkjA

¼n½ izos'k fd;s x;s vH;fFkZ;ksa dh lwphA

mi;qZDr Øekad ̂ ^l** ,oa ̂ ^n** dh lwph fo'ofo|ky; dks Hkh izsf"kr dh tk;A

2@6- izR;sd egkfo|ky;] v/;kid vkSj Nk=ksa ds vuqikr dks /;ku esa j[kdj

gh izos'k djsxkA fdlh Hkh ifjfLFkfr esa fu/kkZfjr Nk= la[;k ls vf/kd

Nk=ksa dk izos'k u fd;k tk;] fu/kkZfjr la[;k ls vf/kd Nk=ksa dk izos'k

ysus ij mu Nk=ksa dh ijh{kk djokus dh ftEesnkjh fo'ofo|ky; dh ugha

gksxhA

izos'k lfefr us fuEufyf[kr d{kkvksa esa izos'k gsrq Nk= la[;k dk fu/kkZj.k

fd;k&

Lukrd Lrj ij izfr d{kk@oxZ gsrq 60 lhV¼dqyifr ds vkns'k@vuqefr ls egkfo|ky; 15 izfr'kr dh o`f) dj ldrk

gS] ysfdu og la[;k fdlh Hkh fLFkfr esa 80 lhV ls vf/kd ugha gksxhA½

ijkLukrd dyk oxZ esa izfr d{kk gsrq 60 lhV ¼viz;ksfxd½¼dqyifr ds vkns'k@vuqefr ls 15 izfr'kr lhV dh o`f) egkfo|ky; dj

ldrk gS] izks;ksfxd fo"k;ksa esa izfrd{kk gsrq 40 lhV vf/kdreA½

,l-,l&lh- d{kkvksa gsrq izfr d{kk & jlk;u foKku &40 lhV

& HkkSfrd foKku &30 lhV

& tUrq foKku &30 lhV

& ouLifr foKku &30 lhV

& xf.kr &60 lhV

& lSU; foKku &40 lhV

2@7- ch- ,- d{kkvksa esa fo"k;ksa ds p;u dh vuqefr@lqfo/kk nsuk egkfo|ky;

ds lalk/kuksa ,oa lkj.kh dh O;oLFkkvksa ds vUrxZr gh lhfer gksxkA

ijkLukrd d{kkvksa esa izos'k gsrq ;g vko';d gS fd Nk=@Nk=k ds ftu

nks fo"k;ksa dk p;u r`rh; o"kZ dh ijh{kk esa fd;k gSS] mUgha esa ls fdlh

,d fo"k; fo"k; dks ys ldsxkA

2@8- 1994 ,oa blds i'pkrorhZ 'kklukns'kks a ds vuqlkj vuqlwfpr

tkfr@vuqlwfpr tutkfr ,oa vU; fiNM+k oxZ vH;fFkZ;ksa ds fy, izos'k

vkjf{kr djuk vfuok;Z gSA izos'k vkosnu QkeZ ds lkFk l{ke vf/kdkjh

(21)

lyXuad&,d1- izos'k lfefr dh cSBd fnukad 3-6-2003 dk dk;Zo`ÙkA2- izos'k lfefr us] l= 2003&2004 ds fy, fo'ofo|ky; ,oa lEc)

egkfo|ky;ka ds fy, v/kksfyf[kr izos'k ekud@izos'k fu;ekoyh dk fu/kkZj.k

fd;kA

2@1- egkfo|ky;ksa esa Lukrd Lrj ij Hkkx ,d esa izos'k ds fy, fu.kZ; fy;k

x;k fd] mDr d{kkvkas esa izos'k fnukad 20 vxLr] 2003 rd djkrs

gq;s 'kqYd tek djk fy;k tk;A

2@2- Lukrd Hkkx nks ,oa rhu dh d{kkvksa ds ,sls Nk=ksa dk ftudk ijh{kkQy

fcyEc ls izsf"kr fd;k x;k gks] mudkizos'k izkpk;Z@dqylfpo }kjk vad

i= fuxZr gksus dh frfFk ls 15 fnu ds vUnj dj fy;k tk;A

2@3- izkpk;Z] lko/kkuh iwoZd og lqfuf'pr djs fd] izR;sd izk/;kid dks lIrkg

esa 24 ihfj;M dk v/;kiu lEcU/kh dk;Z vo'; gksA

2@4- izos'k ds le; ;g Li"V dj fn;k tk; fd] iwjs l= esa vH;fFkZ;ka dh

mifLFkfr 75 izfr'kr vfuok;Z gSA izk/;kidks dks bldh lwpuk vo'; ns

nh tk; fd] d{kkvksa esa Nk= dh mifLFkfr ntZ djus dk nkf;/Ro mudk

gS] ftldk fu"BkiwoZd fuoZgu djuk vko';d gSA ftl Nk= dh mifLFkfr

75 izfr'kr ls de gksxh og Nk= ijh{kk esa ugha cSB ldrk gSA

egkfo|ky;ksa }kjk mifLFkfr fooj.k dh izFke fdLr fnukad 30-11-2003

rFkk vfUre fdLr 15-2-2004 rd fo'ofo|ky; vo'; izsf"kr dj nh tk;A

blesa fdlh Hkh izdkj dh f'kfFkyrk u dh tk;A

2@5- lHkh izos'k fiNyh ijh{kk 2003 esa ik;s x;s izkIrkadksa ds vk/kkj ij esfjV

ds vuqlkj fd;s tk;A 'kklu dh uhfr;ksa ds vuqlkj ;g fu.kZ; fy;k

x;k fd izos'k ijh{kk lekIr dh tk;A ;fn dksbZ egkfo|ky; izos'k ijh{kk

djuk pkgrk gS rks dqyifr ls mldh vko';drk ,oa vkSfpR; ds lkFk

iwoZ vuqefr izkIr djus ds ckn gh izos'k ijh{kk vk;ksftr dh tk;sxhA

izos'k ijh{kk dk ijh{kkQy fuEufyf[kr izdkj ls rS;kj fd;k tk;sxk&

¼v½ lEiw.kZ vuqØekad ØekuqlkjA

¼Ck½ vkj{k.k oxZ ¼vkjf{kr ,oa fo'ks"k vkjf{kr½ ds vuqlkj esfjV ØekuqlkjA

¼l½ vkj{k.k fu;eksa dks /;ku esa j[krs gq;s vukjf{kr ¼lkekU;½] vU; fiNM+k oxZ]

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2@13- v/;kns'k ds izkfo/kkuksa ds vuqlkj izkpk;Z fdlh Hkh vH;FkhZ dks fcuk

dkj.k crk;s izos'k nsus ls euk dj ldrs gSA

2@14- lHkh izos'k esa [ksy&dwn] jk"Vªh; dSMsV dksj] jk"Vªh; lsok ;kstuk bR;kfn

ds fy, Hkkjkad fuEu fuEu izdkj ls fn[ks tk;sxs&

¼1½ jk"Vªh; ;k jkT; Lrjh; ;k vUrj fo'ofo|ky; [ksy dwn izfr;ksfxrkA

bfUMfotqvy vkbZVe esa vH;kFkhZ }kjk&

izFke vkus ij 3¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

f}rh; vkus ij 2¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

r`rh; vkus ij 1¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

,u-lh-lh] ,u-,l-lh- bR;kfn ds fy, fuEu fooj.k ds vuqlkj&

¼2½ ,u-lh-lh- ^^lh** izek.k i= 3¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

ikus okys rFkk th&2 izek.k i=

ikus okyh efgyk vH;FkhZ dks


ikus okys rFkk th&1 izek.k i=

ikus okyh efgyk vH;FkhZ dks


,d o"khZ; izf'k{k.k izkIr

vH;FkhZ dks

¼5½ ,u-,l-,l- ds vUrxZr 240 3¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

?k.Vs dh lsok rFkk nks dSEi

esa Hkkx ysus okys vH;FkhZ dks


?k.Vs dh lsok rFkk ,d dSEi

esa Hkkx ysus okys vH;FkhZ dks


?k.Vs dh lsok djus okys

vH;FkhZ dks

¼8½ LdkmV ,oa xkbZMWl ds jk"Vªh; 3¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

iqjLdkj izkIr vH;FkhZ dks

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}kjk fuxZr mDr izek.k&i= layXu djuk vfuok;Z gksxkA

blds vfrfjDr fuEufyf[kr vkj{k.k {kSfrt :i ls gksxs&

1- 'kkjhfjd :i ls fodykaxksa 03 izfr'kr

2- Lora=rk laxzke ds lsukfu;ksa ds vkfJrksa 02 izfr'kr

¼iq=@vfookfgr@iq=h@ikS=@izikS=@vfookfgr izks=h½

ds fy,A

3- HkwriwoZ lSfud ,oa ;q) esa viax j{kkdehZ ds fy, 02 izfr'kr

rFkk ;q) esa 'kghn@viax j{kk dfeZ;ksa ds ikY;ksa ds fy,A

4- dkjfxy esa 'kghn@fodykax lSfudksa ds vkfJr ds fy, 02 izfr'kr

5- d'ehj ds foLFkkfirksa ds fy, 01 izfr'kr

2@9- lHkh d{kkvkas ds Nk=ksa dk ijh{kk vkosnu QkeZ 30 uoEcj] 2003 rd

¼cuk fcyEcg n.M ds½ fo'ofo|ky; ds ys[kk foHkkx eas vo'; izkIr djk

fn;k tk;A blds mijkur 15 fnlEcj] 2003 rd 100&00 #0 izfr

Nk= fcyEc 'kqYd ns; gksxkA izkpk;Z] vfUre frfFk ds ,d lIrkg ds

vuqlkj 'kqYd dk Mªk¶V ,oa ukfeuy jksy rhu izfr;ksa esa cuk dj

fo'ofo|ky; esa vo'; izkIr djk nsaA

2@10- ,sls vH;FkhZ] ftuds fo:) vius egkfo|ky; ds izkax.k esa vFkok mlds

ckgj fdlh izdkj dh yM+kbZ] >xM+ksa ds n.M fo/kku ds vUrxZr vijk/

k djus vFkok ftuds fo:) egkfo|ky; ds izkpk;Z vFkok fdlh izk/

;kid ,oa fdlh deZpkjh ds izfr vHkæ O;ogkj djus dh f'kdk;r gks

;k lgh izrhr gksus okyk vkjksi yxk;k x;k gks mldk izos'k egkfo|ky;

esa u fy;k tk;A

2@11- ,sls vH;FkhZ] tks fiNyh ijh{kk esa vuqfpr lk/ku iz;ksx djrs gq;s idM+s

x;s gks mudk izos'k egkfo|ky; esa u fy;k tk;A

ijUrq vuqfpr lk/ku iz;ksx ds izdj.k esa l{ke vf/kdkjh }kjk nks"k

eqDr fd;s tkus dh n'kk esa izkpk;Z lEcfU/kr d{kk esa LFkku miyC/k gksus

ij izos'k ds lEcU/k esa fopkj dj ldrs gSaA

2@12- fiNyh ifj{kkvksa esa vuqRrh.kZ fo|kfFkZ;ksa dk iqu% mlh d{kk esa izos'k u

fd;k tk; rFkk ,sls Nk=ksa dk izos'k tks fdUgh dkj.kksa ol ijh{kk esa

lfEefyr ugha gq;s gks iqu% mlh d{kk esa u fd;k tk;A

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,sls Nk= tks iwoZ o"kZ dh cSad isij ijh{kk esa vuqRrh.kZ gks tkrs gSa]

rks og Nk= iwoZ d{kk esa HkwriwoZ Nk= ds :i essa ijh{kk nsaxs o mudks HkwriwoZ

Nk= dk QkeZ o 'kqYd ns; gksxkA ,sls izdj.k esa ,d d{kk esa Nk=ksa dh

vf/kdre la[;k dh lhek ykxw ugha gksxhA

2@19- izkpk;Z] egkfo|ky; ds v/;kidkas dks ;g Li"V :i ls voxr djk nsxs

fd l= eas dk;Z fnolksa dh la[;k 180 fu/kkZfjr gS] izR;sd izk/;kid

viuk ikB~;Øe 15 Qjojh] 2004 rd gj fLFkfr essa iwjk djds vius

izkpk;Z dks fyf[kr :i ls lwfpr djsaxsA

2@20- izkpk;Z] izos'k gsrq vius Lrj ls ,sls vfrfjDr ekud viuk ldrs gS tks

fo'ofo|ky; vf/kfu;e] ifjfu;e] v/;kns'k ,oa fofu;eksa ds izfrdwy u

gksA

2@21- b.Vj ds i'pkr Lukrd ijh{kk esa izos'k gsrq vf/kdre rhu o"kZ ls vf/

kd vUrjky ugha gksuk pkfg,A ;ksX;rk lwph esa izkIr vadksa esa ls ,d o"kZ

ds vUrjky ij 5 izfr'kr] nks o"kZ ds vurjky ij 8 izfr'kr ,oa rhu

o"kZ ds vUrjky ij 10 izfr'kr vad dkVs tk;sxsaA izR;sd dks Lukrd

ijh{kk 6 o"kZ esa ,oa ijkLukrd ijh{kk 4 o"kZ esa iw.kZ djuk vfuok;Z gksxkA

2@22- izos'k lfefr us f'k{kk l= 2003&2004 ds fy, 'kS{kf.kd dSys.Mj dk

fu/kkZj.k fd;k ¼layXud&1½

2@23- izos'k lfefr us fo'ofo|ky; vuqnku vk;ksx ds i= fnukad 13 vDVwcj

2000 ,oa 9 Qjojh] 2002 ds vuqlkj fo'ofo|ky; ds foHkkxksa esa

fons'k Nk=ksa gsrq 15 izfr'kr vf/kla[;k ¼lqijU;wesjsjh½ lhV c<+k;s tkus dk

fu.kZ; fy;kA

vUr esa dqyifr ds izfr /kU;okn Kkiu ds i'pkr~ cSBd lekIr gqbZA

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¼9½ LdkmV ,oa xkbZMWl ds jkT;iky 2¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

iqjLdkj izkIr vH;FkhZ dks

¼10½ LdkmV ,oa xkbZMWl dk /kqoin 1¯ izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx dk

;k xq:in vFkok f}rh;

lksiku dk izek.k&i= izkIr

vH;FkhZ dksA

vf/kdre Hkkjkad& ;ksX;rk lwph esa dqy izkIrkadksa ds vf/kdre ;ksx ds 6

izfr'kr ls vf/kd ugha gksxkA

2@15- fo'ofo|ky; ,oa lEc) egkfo|ky;ksa ds vf/kdkjh] f'k{kdksa ,oa deZpkfj;ksa

ds vkfJr ds fy, ftlesa iq=h] iRuh ,oa ifr gksxs Øe'k% 5¯ ,oa 5¯

LFkku lqjf{kr fd;s tk;A ;g LFkku ¼lhV½ vf/kla[; gksxkA bu ij izos'k

,sls lHkh vkosndksa ds esfjV lwph cu dj fd;s tk;A

2@16- egkfo|ky; dh fofHkUu d{kkvksa esa izos'k dh dk;Zokgh gsrq milfefr;ksa dk

xBu fuEu O;oLFkk ds vuqlkj fd;k tk;&

1- lHkh foHkkxk/;{k

2- ofj"Vre~ foHkkxk/;{k milfefr dk la;kstd gksxkA

izos'k gsrq vgZ vH;fFkZ;ksa ds izos'k vkosnu QkeZ ,oa vU; i=.kkrksa ij

milfefr ds lnL;ksa dk gLrk{kj vo'; fd;k tk;A izos'k ijh{kk vk;ksftr dh

tkus dh fLFkfr esa vfr xksiuh; dk;ksZa dk mÙkj nkf;Ro ,oa izcU/ku izkpk;Z djsaxsA

izos'k ijh{kk esa Lukrd Hkkx ,d ds fy, b.Vj ,oa ijkLukrd Hkkx iwokZ)Z ds

fy, Lrj ds iz'u iwNs tk;A iz'u&i= vkotsDVho VkbZi ds gksaxsA

2@17- ;fn dksbZ Nk=@Nk=k O;fDrxr ijh{kkFkhZ ds :i esas Hkkx ,d@iwokZ)Z ijh{kk

mRrh.kZ fd;k gks rks mldk izos'k laLFkkxr vH;FkhZ ds :i esa Hkkx nks] rhu

mRrjk)Z esa u fd;k tk;A

2@18- cSd isij dh lqfo/kk ch-,-] ch-,l-&lh- ,oa ch-dke- ds Nk=ksa dks ,d

fo"k;@xzqi esa rFkk ch-ih-,M~- ,o oh-QkekZ- esa vf/kdre~ nks iz'u i=

ijkLukrd Lrj ij ,d iz'u&i=] ch-,M~- ,oa fof/k ds Nk=ksa dks ,d

iz'u&i= ch-,l-lh ¼d`f"k½ esa nks iz'u i= rd gh lhfer gksxhA

tks Nk= cSad isij ijh{kk gsrq vgZ ik;s tk; budks ,d cpu c)rk

ds lkFk vxyh d{kk esa izos'k fn;k tk ldrk gSA

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Act/S.51(2)/C&H

CHAPTER - III

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONSThe Ordinances relating to University

Examinations are detailed under following heads :

A- Regular Students

B- Private Candidates

C- General

D- Admission of Ex-students to University

Examinations

E- Back-paper Examination

A 51(C)

A-Regular Students

3.1 Every regular student, either in the University

Departments, or in the affiliated colleges, seeking

admission to University Examinations for the first time,

for a degree, shall, unless provided otherwise under

any of the Ordinances, be enrolled as a member of the

University, before being permitted to appear at an

University Examination, prescribed for such a degree.

3.2 No candidate who wishes to join a course

prescribed for a degree of the University, shall be

admitted to a teaching department of the University or

of an affiliated college unless he/she has passed the

qualifying examination, recognised by this University,

needed for admission to the desired course of study.

3.3 The expression 'a regular course of study'

wherever it is used in these Ordinances, means

sufficiently required attendance at lectures (including

Tutorials and Seminars, if any) and practicals (such as

work in a Laboratory or workshop or in field) and the

completion of the sessional work and the projects, field

study etc. in the University or in any college.

3.4 Where there are two or more examinations

for any degree, such as a part I, II or Previous and a

part III or final examination a candidate for the degree

must offer the course(s) on the same subject(s) in the

successive examination(s) as he/she takes in the

preceding examination(s).

3.5 No candidate shall be allowed to appear in

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Act/S.51(2)/(b)

CHAPTER - II

THE COURSES OF STUDIES2.01 There shall be various Faculties in the

University as described in University statutes 7.01 and

each Faculty shall have various departments as

prescribed in University Statutes 7.06 to 7.11. The

courses in each subject / department at Undergraduate

and Postgraduate level shall be framed & detailed by

Board of Studies of respective subjects/departments

with the respective Examination Schemes like

paperwise marks distributions, practicals and fieldworks

etc. Provided further that combinations of subjects /

groups for different UG courses shall be as per list

available (in the university office) for the purpose.

2.02 The Minutes/proceedings of different Board

of Studies shall be the part of ordinances (Chapter -

II) regarding the course of studies and Marks

Distribution after approval of Academic Council.

2.03 There shall be three subjects/groups; each

having two papers of 100 marks each in part -I and

part- II classes of B.A./B.Com., while two subjects/

groups having three papers of 100 marks each in part

III classes of B.A./B.Com..

Provided that marks distribution for subjects

having Practicals shall be 75 marks for each theory

paper and 50 marks for practical in part I & II while as

75 marks for each theory paper and 75 marks in

practical in part III examination.

2.04 There shall be three subjects each having three

theory papers of 45 marks and one practical test of 65

marks in part I & part II of B.Sc. classes while two

subjects each having four theory papers of 50 marks

each and one Practical Test/Course of 100 marks each.

In case of Mathematics, there shall be three papers

two of 65 marks and third of 70 marks in Part I and

Part II while four papers each of 75 marks in part III.

2.05 Normally, theory papers for P.G. courses shall

be each of 100 marks and practical/project viva shall

be not more than 50% of total of theory.

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certifying that he/she has fulfilled all the

conditions laid down by the University and is

of good character.

3.10 The schedule of the University Examination

Fees chargeable from the regular students of the

University/college shall be as described in chapter XVII

and may be modified by the University/Govt. from time

to time.

3.11 No regular student shall be allowed to appear

in the University Examination unless he/she has

attended at least 75 percent of the lectures and of the

practicals in each subject during the course of instruction

for the examination. Attendance at lectures includes

attendance at tutorials and seminars during an academic

session or work in the laboratory, the workshop and

the field. A student is also required to complete his/her

project work if it is prescribed in the course.

Provided that, for special reasons, a shortage

of percentage not exceeding 15 percent of the total

number of lectures delivered or practical work done in

each subject, may be condoned as given below.

(i) A shortage upto 5% of the total number of

lectures delivered of practical work done in

each subject may be condoned by the Dean/

Head or Principal.

(ii) A further shortage upto 10% may be be

condoned by the Vice Chancellor on the

specific recommendation of the Dean/Head/

Principal.

3.12 (a) For the purpose of the aforesaid ordinance not

more than two lectures in the same subject,

except in the case of post graduate classes,

shall be counted on any one day, provided that

the attendance at any lectures delivered or

practicals held within 15 days preceding the

first day of the University examination, shall

not count towards the required percentage.

(b) For the purpose of ordinance number of

attendances by a cadet at N.C.C. camp during

the academic session shall be deemed as

attendance at the University or the college for

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more than one Degree examination or in more than

one subject for the Master's Degree (Previous or Final)

in one and the same year.

3.6 Only those students who have passed the

previous Examination of this University in a subject for

a postgraduate degree shall be admitted to the Final

class in the same subject for the Master's Degree.

3.7 The number of lectures to be delivered in a

University Department/affiliated college for an

examination for a postgraduate degree shall be as

prescribed by Board of Studies.

3.8 Every regular student of the University

Department or of an affiliated college for the University

Examination, shall submit, by December 15 of the year

preceding the year of the examination, an application to

the Head of the Department or the Principal of his/her

college concerned who, after satisfying himself that

conditions laid down by the University for the purpose

have been fulfilled, shall forward the same so as to reach

the Registrar by December 20.

In case the application forms of the regular

students of the affiliated college, appearing at the

University Examinations, are not received by the

Registrar by the 20th of December the defaulting

college shall pay a penalty as decided by the University

upto the 31st of December. No application form will

be accepted after December 31 unless the Vice

Chancellor decides otherwise in special circumstances

.

3.9 Every regular student either of the University

or of an affiliated college preparing for an examination

shall, by December 15 of the year preceding the year

of the examination :

(i) pay to the university the prescribed fee for such

an examination;

(ii) intimate in his/her application the subject or

subjects in which he/she desires to present

himself/herself for the examination; and

(iii) alongwith his application, furnish to the

Registrar a certificate from the Head of the

Department/Principal of the college concerned

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stopped at least 15 days before the commencement of

the University Examinations).

In the cases, where, the shortage of attendance

is within the condonable limit, students may be allowed

to appear at the examination provisionally, pending the

final decision.

3.15 The attendance of the candidates appearing

at the University examinations as regular students shall

be counted for the whole of the academic session, from

the date of commencement of the session.

3.16 A student who has been expelled or rusticated

from any University incorporated by any law for the

time being in force or from any college or institute

affiliated to such a University, shall not be eligible for

admission to any examination in this University or in

any of its affiliated colleges till his/her period of expulsion

or rustication has expired and, where such a candidate

has got admission by fraudulent means or by

concealment of the fact of expulsion or rustication or

even by an error of the University or the affiliated

college, he/she shall be expelled at whatever stage, the

fact is discovered; and if he/she has, in the meantime,

appeared at or passed any examination or part of an

examination, the same shall be cancelled.

3.17 Notwithstanding anything contained in the fore

going ordinances, the Head of the Department/Principal

of an affiliated college may detain a student from taking

the University examination or recommend to the

Registrar, if he/she has already appeared at the

examination, for withholding the result of a student who

has not paid the outstanding dues of the college, including

the Hostel and Mess dues if applicable, or has failed to

return to the college or pay the cost of any of the articles

issued to him for taking part in Games, Sports, N.C.C.

library and laboratory etc..

A 51(h)

B-PRIVATE CANDIDATES

3.18 Subject to the provisions laid down herein

before and herein after , a candidate residing in the

districts of Ambedkarnagar, Balrampur, Bahraich,

Barabanki, Faizabad, Gonda, Pratapgarh, Shravasti &

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these days, provided they are the working days

of the University or of the college concerned.

(c) Also, for the purpose of the aforesaid ordinance

3.11 students who have been absent from their

classes while representing the University or

the State at Tournaments and/or Meets, or

while representing the University and/or the

college concerned at the youth festivals

organised by the Government of India or the

State Government of while participating in the

University zonal and/or Interzonal sports, will

be deemed as present in the college for the

period of their absence on this account,

provided that such absence does not exceed

20 working days in the academic session or

10% of the total attendance required,

whichever is more.

(d) Attendance at lectures and practicals, referred

in the ordinance, shall entitle a candidate to

appear at a University examination at the end

of the academic session in which he/she

completed such a course of study. If a candidate

does not then appear at the examination he/

she shall not be permitted to appear at a

subsequent examination as a regular student,

unless, during the subsequent academic year,

at the end of which such an examination is

held, he/she has completed a further regular

course of study for the examination.

3.13 If a candidate is detained due to shortage of

attendance, he/she shall be admitted to a subsequent

examination only when he/she completes a further

regular course of study at the end of which such an

examination is held.

3.14 The Head/Principal concerned shall detain the

admission card of all students who have failed to put in

the required attendance, and forward all the detained

admission cards to the Registrar alongwith the

statement of the shortage in attendance so as to reach

him within three days after the lecture and the practicals

have stopped. (All lectures and practicals are to be

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application is rejected, or who does not submit an

application but only sends the fees, the amount paid by

him/her on account of fee shall be refunded after

deducting a prescribed amount as per decision of

examination committee.

3.24 Private candidates shall not be allowed to take

any optional paper/course prescribed in the syllabus

unless provision has been made for an examination in

such a paper/course for regular students attending the

University or any of the affiliated colleges.

Provided, however, that a private candidate who

has once taken an optional paper/course in any

examination of the University shall be allowed to offer

it again if he/she reappears at any subsequent

examination within the next two years.

3.25 A candidate who has passed one part of a

course of study prescribed for a degree, as a 'private

candidate' shall have to appear only as a 'private

candidate' in the remaining part/parts of that course of

study.

3.26 The schedule of the University Examination Fees,

chargeable from private candidates shall be as described

in chapter XVII and may be modified by University/

Govt. from time to time.

A 51(C)

C-GENERAL

3.27 Notwithstanding anything contained in the Statutes,

Ordinances and Regulations, a blind person taking an

examination of the University shall be exempted from

the payment of all the fee charged by the University.

3.28 A candidate who, from his/her sickness or some

other cause, is unable to present himself/herself for an

examination, shall not receive back his/her examination

fee The Vice Chancellor may, however for sufficient

reasons, permit the candidate to present himself/herself

for the next ensuing examination without payment of a

further fee. In such a case the application for this

purpose must be sent by the candidate so as to reach

the Registrar not earlier than the commencement of

the examination and later than a month after the date

of the commencement of the theory examination at

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Sultanpur, that is the area served by the Dr. R.M.L.

Avadh University shall be entitled to appear as a private

candidate in any of the specified examinations

conducted by this University.

3.19 A candidate, to be eligible for admission to an

examination of the University as a private candidate,

must fulfil all the requirements prescribed for regular

students, as provided earlier, except that of having

pursued a regular course of study in a Department/

College.

3.20 No private candidate shall be allowed to appear

at the following examination :

A) In the faculties of Arts and Science, in all

examinations related with any subjects

involving practicals.

B) B.Ed., B.P.Ed. and M.Ed Examination.

C) LL.B. and LL.M. Examination.

D) B.Tech., M.Tech & M.C.A. Examination.

E) B.B.A., B.T.A. and M.B.A. Examination.

F) B.D.S., M.B.B.S, M.S., M.D examination

3.21 A private candidate, who desires, under the

aforesaid ordinance to appear at an examination, must

submit his/her application in a prescribed form duly

forwarded by the Principal of an affiliated college, or

any authority approved by the University stating the

subject or subjects in which he/she desires to present

himself/herself for the examination. The application

accompanied by following documents, should reach the

Registrar, not later than October 15 preceding the year

of the examination :

(i) An attested copy of the Intermediate certificate

for the first degree examination or of the

qualifying degree for the subsequent degree

examination.

(ii) Application Fee and the prescribed

Examination Fee.

3.22 Application forms, received by the Registrar

after the prescribed date, i.e. October 15, may be

entertained on payment of the prescribed late fee only

upto December 31.

3.23 In the case of a private candidate, whose

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and produced by him/her before the

Superintendent of the Centre of the

Examination.

3.31 A candidate may not be admitted to the

examination hall unless he/she produces before the

Superintendent or Invigilator concerned his/her

examination admission card.

3.32 No candidate shall, under any circumstances,

be allowed to change paper of subject as filled in his/

her examination form for any examination of the

University, except with the prior permission of the Vice-

Chancellor.

3.33 The Superintendent of an examination centre

may, however, if he is satisfied that the examination

admission card of a candidate has been lost or destroyed,

grant him/her on payment of a further fee of Rs. 10

duplicate Examination Admission Card. The card so

granted shall show the number and date of the card

originally granted. The Superintendent shall forward to

the Registrar all such cases alongwith the fee collected.

3.34 Even if a candidate had been permitted to

appear at a University Examination, the permission

granted to him/her may be withdrawn for conduct

which justifies his/her exclusion from the examination.

3.35 In the examination Hall every candidate shall

be under the disciplinary control of the Superintendent

of the centre and he/she shall obey his/her instructions.

In the event of a candidate's disobeying the instructions

of the Superintendent or his insolent behaviour towards

the Superintendent or any of the Invigilators, or refusing

to give the search of his/her person by an official

deputed for that purpose, the candidate may be excluded

from the day's examination by the Superintendent of

the centre and if he persists in his/her misbehaviour,

he/she may be excluded from the rest of the

examination by the Superintendent of the Centre.

3.36 In all such cases a full report of each case

shall be sent to the Registrar of the University who

shall place the matter before the Examination

Committee for its consideration. The Examination

Committee may, according to the gravity of the offence,

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which the candidate is unable to appear. In all cases of

sickness a medical certificate from a qualified medical

practitioner shall be attached to the application which

should be forwarded by the countersigning authority.

Provided, however, that in the case of a

candidate, who withdraws his/her application by

December 31 preceding the year of the examination,

the fee paid by him/her shall be refunded after

deducting Rs. 100. Application for the refund of his/

her examination fee must be submitted through the

countersigning authority who had forwarded the

candidate's original application.

Provided, further, that the examination fee of

a candidate, who is debarred from appearing at the

examination or whose application for appearing at the

examination has been rejected, may be refunded after

a deduction of Rs. 100.

No refund of fee can be claimed after the lapse

of one year from the date of deposit.

3.29 The Vice Chancellor may in special cases in

which he/she is satisfied that it will be a great hardship

to the candidate if his/her application is rejected,

entertain an application for admission to a University

Examination even though the same has been received

after the due date. He may impose a special late fee

for this purpose.

3.30 If the candidate's application is accepted the

Registrar shall issue through the Head/Principal an

Admission Card permitting the candidate both regular

and private to appear at the examination.

(i) Permission to appear at a University

examination may be withdrawn by the Vice

Chancellor on grounds of misconduct and such

other offences as are punishable with the

rustication or expulsion in respect of a regular

student.

(ii) The Registrar may withdraw the permission,

granted by some accidental mistake or

admission to a candidate who was not eligible

for appearing at any University Examination

even though an admission card has been issued

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kthe purpose of searching the person of a

candidate or of taking action against a

candidate who is suspected of using or intending

to use any kind of unfair means of an

examination; or

(iii) who is found impersonating a candidate in the

examination, or who is found resorting to any

kind of nefarious activity inside or outside the

University/college precincts. In case the person

so impersonating a candidate is not a student

of the University or a college affiliated to the

University, the Superintendent of the

examination centre concerned may hand him/

her over to the police for necessaria action, or

(iv) who is found during or even after the

examination to have been responsible or

instrumental in any manner in the tampering

of the University records including the Answer

books, Mark Sheets, Result Charts, Diplomas,

Certificates and the like.

Provided that when the Examination Committee

proposes to award any of the penalties mentioned in

this Ordinance, it shall give an opportunity to the

candidate concerned to show cause in writing, within

fifteen days from the date on which the registered

notice is served to him, and shall consider the explanation

if any if filed within the specified time before awarding

any punishment.

3.38 The Examination Committee may cancel the

examination of a candidate and/or debar him/her from

appearing at an examination of the University for one

or more years, if it is discovered during the examination

or even afterwards that the candidate was not eligible

to appear at the examination by reason of his/her having

misrepresented facts of having submitted false

certificates of forged documents :

Provided that no such action shall be taken

untill the candidate has been given a reasonable

opportunity of showing cause against the action

proposed.

3.39 The Examination Committee may delegate its

powers to the Vice-Chancellor to deal with cases

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further punish, a candidate by cancelling his/her

examination and/or debarring him/her from appearing

at any examination of the University for one year or

more. If a candidate is found guilty of using or attempting

to use of the examination unfair means such as copying

from some books or notes or from the answers of

another candidate or in any manner such as using some

sign mark anywhere in the answer book, not relevant

to the answer of any of the questions which may

disclose to the examiner the identity of the candidate,

the Examination Committee may cancel the examination

of the candidate and may, according to the nature and

the gravity of the offence further debar him/her from

appearing at any of the examinations of the University

for on e year or more.

Provided that when the Examination Committee

intends to award any of the penalties mentioned in this

ordinance, it shall give an opportunity to the candidate

concerned to show cause in writing, within fifteen days

from the day on which the notice (which should always

be a registered letter) is served on him/her as to why

the proposed penalty may not be imposed on him/her.

The Examination Committee shall consider the

explanation, if any, if filed by the candidate within the

specified time, before awarding any penalty.

3.37 The Examination Committee may also cancel

the examination of a candidate and/or may give him/

her such other punishment as it may deem proper to a

candidate,

(i) Who is found, during the examination, guilty of

the breach of any of the rules laid down by the

University from time to time, which act may

or may not actually amount to using unfair

means; or

(ii) Who commits an act of indiscipline or

misbehaviour inside or outside the examination

hall towards an official engaged in performing

duties like those of superintendent/invigilator

act in connection with the conduct of the

University examinations or towards such other

officials as are deputed by the University for

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prescribed for the purpose.

(i) Certified copy of marks.

(ii) Provisional certificate of having passed an

examination.

(iii) Migration certificate.

Provided that the duplicate copy of the

Migration Certificates shall not be granted except in a

case in which the Registrar is satisfied, on the

production of an affidavit by the applicant on a duly

stamped paper of proper value required by law for the

time being in force, that the applicant has not utilised

the original migration certificate for appearing at an

examination, or that he lost the same, or that same has

been destroyed, and the applicant has a real need for a

duplicate copy.

D- ADMISSION OF EX-STUDENTS TO UNIVERSITY

EXAMINATIONS

3.47 A candidate, who has attended a regular course

of study prescribed for an examination in a department

of the University or in an affiliated college has put in

the prescribed percentage of attendance, and has

appeared at an examination of the University and failed

may be allowed to appear again as Ex-student at a

subsequent examination without attending any further

regular course of study; provided the Head of the

Department of the University/Principal of the affiliated

college attended by him/her (as the case may be)

recommends his/her application.

3.48 Every candidate, seeking permission to appear

at an examination of the University as an Ex-student

under the provisions of Ordinance above, shall be

required -

(i) To offer the same subjects in which he/she

attended a regular course of study, provided

that a candidate for the B.A. or B.Com. (part

I) examination may be allowed to change one

of his/her optional subject with the permission

of the Vice-Chancellor.

(ii) To remain a member of the department/college

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covered under the Ordinances 3.36 to 3.38.

3.40 A candidate whose re-examination has been

cancelled or who has been debarred from appearing at

an examination for using or attempting to use unfair

means, shall not be admitted in the same college or in

any other in the same district.

Provided that if the candidate's previous

antecedents and subsequent behaviour have been

satisfactory, the Vice Chancellor may relax the

restriction in the matter of his/her admission in any other

college in the same district.

3.41 A candidate must earn the Bachelor degree in

four years and the Master Degree in three years from

the date of his/her enrolment for the degree concerned

unless specially permitted by the Vice-Chancellor to

continue to appear at the examination either as a regular

student or as a private candidate.

3.42 Duplicate copy of a University certificate or

diploma shall be granted by the Registrar only when he

is satisfied, on the production of an affidavit duly sworn

before a Notary of a First class Magistrate, on bearing

stamps of proper value required by law for the time

being in force, that the applicant has lost his/her

certificate or diploma, that it has been destroyed. In

such a case, the duplicate of a certificate or diploma,

shall be granted on payment of the prescribed fee.

3.43 A candidate, on payment of prescribed fee can

get his/her name changed in the Univesity certificate/

diploma if he/she has got his/her name changed in the

certificate for passing the Intermediate Examination.

3.44 The English version of a certificate/diploma

may be granted to a candidate on payment of a

prescribed fee after he has obtained the original

certificate or diploma.

3.45 After the declaration of the result and before

the date of the next convocation a candidate may apply

to the Registrar for a provisional certificate for having

passed an examination of the University. Such an

application shall be accompanied by a prescribed fee.

3.46 Duplicate copies of the following documents/

certificates shall be granted on payment of the fee

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regular student/examinee will be applicable to all the

ex-students reappearing at an examination.

3.54 Ex-students of P. G. classes shall not be

allowed to change the papers by them in their previous

examination unless otherwise the revision of syllabi.

E - BACK PAPER

3.55 A candidate may be permitted to improve his/

her RESULT, specially for the purpose to pass any

part/year of a class by appearing in subsequent

examination, if he fails in that with the conditions given

below :

(i) A candidate may appear only in one subject

(i.e. one or all papers of that subject) of

undergraduate level examination of any part/

year.

(ii) A candidate may appear only in one paper of

postgraduate level examination (including

B.Ed., LL.B.) of any part/year.

(iii) There will be no Back Paper examination in

practicals examination.

EXPLANATION -

3.56 (a) If a candidate secures 33% of aggregate

marks but fails in one subject securing less than

25% of marks, he/she will be allowed to appear

in Back Paper examination of this subject.

(b) If a candidate secures 33% of aggregate

marks but fails in two subjects out of which

he/she secures 25% marks in one subject, he/

she shall be allowed to appear in the other

subject to get at least 33% in that.

(c) If a candidate does not secure 33% of

aggregate marks but passes in two subjects

and fails in third one, he/she shall be allowed

to appear in Back Paper of that subject for

purpose of securing 33% of the aggregate.

(d) In part III examination (Which has only two

subjects) of U.G. level conditions (a), (b), (c)

are applicable as such, but there shall be no

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in which he completed his/her course, by

paying a membership fee prescribed by

University from time to time.

(iii) To appear at the examination centre at which

the regular students of the Department/College

of which he/she is an ex-student, are appearing.

Provided that a candidate, for sufficient reason

may be allowed to change his/her examination

centre with the permission of the Vice-

Chancellor on the recommendation of the

Head/Principal concerned.

(iv) To submit, through the Head/Principal an

examination form so as to reach the Registrar

as detailed under Ordinances 3.21-3.22.

(v) To do the practical work for atleast two weeks,

during the current session, in respect of

practical subjects, by paying a practical fee as

prescribed.

3.49 The Heads/Principals shall forward the

Application Forms of such students along with a

Nominal Roll, as in the case of the regular students.

3.50 The Application Form of a candidate seeking

permission to appear at a University examination under

the provisions of Ordinances above, shall be

accompanied by the prescribed fee for the examination.

3.51 In the case of a candidate, whose application

is rejected, or who does not submit an application but

only sends the fees the amount paid by the candidate

on account of fees shall be refunded after a deduction

of Rs. 100.

3.52(a) A candidate, who has passed in theory but has failed in

the practical at the B.Ed. examination, may be allowed

by the Vice-Chancellor to reappear in the practical

examination, without attending any further course of

study, at the subsequent examination.

3.52(b) A candidate, who has passed in Practice Teaching but

has failed in theory at the B.Ed. examination may be

allowed by the Vice-Chancellor to reappear in the

theory/practical examination without attending any

further course of study, at the subsequent examination.

3.53 The provisions of ordinances applicable to a

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Act/S.51(2)/C

CHAPTER - IV

CONDITIONS FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREESBACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.)

4.1 A candidate for the award of the degree of

Bachelor of Arts shall have to pass three examinations

of B.A. part I, B.A. part II and finally B.A. part III.

4.2 A candidate who after passing (i) the

Intermediate examination of the Board of High School

and Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh or (ii) any

other examination which is recognised by the Board of

High School and Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh

as equivalent to its Intermediate examination, has

attended a regular course of study in a college affiliated

to the University for one academic year shall be eligible

to appear at the B.A. Part I examination of this

University.

Provided that a private candidate who

possesses the qualification mentioned above and who

has prepared privately the prescribed qualifying

examination, shall also be eligible for the B.A. part I


4.3 A candidate who, after passing the B.A. part I

examination of the University, has completed a regular

course of study for one academic year in a college

affiliated to the University, shall be eligible for appearing

at the B.A. part II examination of this University.

Provided that a candidate who, after passing

the B.A. part I examination of this University has

prepared privately for one academic year, the prescribed

course of study shall also be eligible for the B.A. part

II examination of this University.

4.4 A candidate who after passing the B.A. part

II examination of this University has completed a

regular course of study for one academic year in a

college affiliated to the University shall be eligible for

the B.A. part III examination of this University.

Provided that a private candidate, who after

passing the B.A. part II examination of this University,

has prepared privately for one academic year shall also

be eligible for the B.A. part III examination of the

University.

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pass marks like 25% in any subject rather 33%

in every subject is must.

3.57 Candidate may also appear in Back Paper

examination only in one subject in part I & part II to

improve his/her percentage.

3.58 (a) The back paper examination will be held with

the main examination of consecutive year.

(b) Only one chance will be given for back paper

examination there shall be nothing like reback.

(c) If the candidate obtains more marks in main

examination than the back, back his marks of

his main examination will be entertained; and

the back papers' marks will not be counted.

3.59 Back paper shall also be allowed only in one

paper for P.G. classes and P.G. Diploma

courses.

3.60 The marks obtained by the candidate in back

paper examinantion shall replace the previously

obtained marks.

WEEDING OF USED ANSWER BOOKS

The used answer books of the University Examinations shall

be weeded out each year after six months of the date of announcement

of the results of examination concerned. The used answer books of

those candidates who apply for scrutiny of their scripts shall be weeded

out each year after one year of the date on which the result of scrutiny

is announced. The answer books of those candidates, against whom

there are charges of using unfairmeans and of such candidates, whose

cases are pending in Law courts, be preserved till the finalization of

their cases.

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the aggregate and clears two subjects obtaining

minimum pass marks (i.e. 33%) or more, he/

she shall be declared pass if obtains at least

25% marks in the remaining third subject. This

rule is applicable only in B.A. part I and B.A.

part II.

(iv) In B.A. part III examination, if a candidate

obtains at least 33% of marks but fails in one

subjects, lacking by maximum three marks, he/

she is liable to get one grace mark for each 10

excess marks over the 33% aggregate. But

maximum grace marks shall be three and that

to be awarded only in one subject.

4.7 (c) Divisions shall be awarded on the total number

of marks obtained by a candidate in the B.A. part I,

B.A. part II and B.A. part III examinations taken

together. Candidates who obtain 60% of the aggregate

marks or above shall be placed in the First Division,

candidates who obtain 45% of the aggregate marks or

above but below 60% shall be placed in the second

division. Candidates who obtain 33% of the aggregate

marks or above but below 45% shall be placed in the

third division. If a candidate looses his/her division by

only one mark at any stage, he/she shall be awarded

next division by awarding G.D. with next division.

4.8 Every candidate for the B.A. part I as well as

the B.A. part II examination shall have to offer three

optional subjects in all. For the B.A. part III every

candidate shall be required to offer only two of the

optional subjects that he/she offered at his/her part I

and part II for examinations. The optional subjects out

of which only three are to be chosen of the B.A. part I

and part II examination and two for the B.A. part III

examination are listed in University Statutes(7.06).

4.9 (i) No candidate appearing as a private candidate

shall be allowed to offer a subject involving

practical teaching or field work.

(ii) No candidate shall be allowed to offer a

combination of three literatures. Similarly, no

candidate shall be allowed to offer more than two

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4.5 A candidate who has passed either the B.A.

part I or B.A. part II examination of any other

University, may also be admitted with the approval of

the Dean faculty of Arts and the Vice-Chancellor to

the B.A. part II or B.A. part III examination respectively

both as a regular student or as a private candidate

provided that he/she offered for his/her part I or part II

examinations a course of an equivalent standard with

almost identical syllabus as is required for the B.A.

part I or B.A. part II examinations respectively of this

University.

4.6 A candidate who has pursued a regular course

of study for one academic year, but has failed to pass

the examination, may be permitted to appear at the

subsequent examination, as an Ex-student, without

attending regular classes provide he/she completes all

the practical work and other assignments, as required

from the same college.

A candidate who has already passed the B.A.

examination of this University shall be allowed to

present himself/herself for examination in any of the

subject(s) prescribed for the B.A. examination but not

taken by him/her earlier at his/her degree examination.

Such a candidate will have first to appear at and pass

the B.A. part I examination in the subject which he/

she proposes to offer then the B.A. part II examination

and then the B.A. part III in the same subject.

4.7 (a) The examination of B.A. part I, B.A. part II

and B.A. part III shall be conducted by means of papers,

and may include wherever necessary a viva-voce test

and/ or a practical examination. Each candidate shall

be required to pass each part of the examination for

the degree, namely B.A. part I, B.A. part II and B.A.

part III.

4.7 (b) In any part of examination,

(i) A candidate securing marks below 33% of the

aggregate marks shall be declared fail.

(ii) A candidate secures at least 33% marks of

the aggregate but does not obtain 33% marks

in more than one subject shall be declared fail.

(iii) A candidate secures at least 33% marks of

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kMaster of Arts (M.A.)4.11 The candidate for the degree of Master of

Arts shall have to pass first (i) the M.A. (previous)

examination and then (ii) the M.A. (final) examination.

The examination shall be conducted by means of

Papers, Practical, Dissertations, Synopsis, Project Work

and viva-voce as laid down in the respective syllabi.

4.12 A candidate who after taking the degree of

Bachelor of Arts (three year course) of this University

or of any other Indian University, recognised for the

purpose by this University, has pursued a regular

course of study in a department or college for a

minimum period of one academic year shall be admitted

to the M.A. previous examination to this University.

Provided that a candidate who, after taking

the degree of Bachelor of Arts (three years course) of

this University or of any other Indian University

recognised for the purpose by this University has

prepared privately the prescribed courses or study in

the University for a minimum period of one academic

year and has resided during this period within the

territorial jurisdiction of this University, shall be admitted

to the M.A. previous examination of this University, as

a 'Private Candidate'.

Provided further that a candidate who has taken

the B.Sc. degree with any of the subjects common in

more than one faculty, as one of the subjects of study

shall be admitted to the M.Sc. previous and not M.A.

previous examination of this University.

4.13 A candidate who has taken B.Sc. degree may

be admitted to M.A. in any subject of his/her choice

but from the list of subjects approved by the University

for the purpose.

4.14 A regular student who, after passing the M.A.

previous examination of this University, has pursued a

regular course of study for a minimum period of one

academic year in a department or college, shall be admitted

to the M.A. final examination of this University in the subject

in which he/she passed the M.A. previous examination.

Provided also that a candidate who has passed

the M.A. previous examination of another University

may also be admitted to the M.A. final examination of

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subjects involving practical teaching or field work.

(iii) Ex-students, who offer optional subject shall

have to complete practical work as prescribedin the course in the same college where he/shestudied the subject as a regular student earlier.

.4.10 EXAMINATION & RESULT:BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN LIBRARY ANDINFORMATION SCIENCE (ONE YEAR)MASTER'S DEGREE IN LIBRARY ANDINFORMATION SCIENCE (ONE YEAR)(i) Examination shall be conducted in the end of the

session in theory and practical by the University.(ii) Each theory/practical paper will be of three

hours duration of 80 marks each and 20 marksfor sessional work(Internal Assessment).

(iii) In each individual paper and sessional/Viva-Voce separately, a minimum of 36% of themaximum marks and in aggregate of 45% ofthe total marks shall be the passing marks.

(iv) Division will be awarded on the basis of theaggregate of the marks obtained by the students. First Division 60% and above Second Division 50% and above Pass 45% and above

(v) Candidates failed in any two papers may appearfor Back -paper in those papers or candidatesdesire to opt for as an Ex student examinee forall papers at a subsequent examination withoutfurther attandance at the classes.

(vi) Candidates may be allowed to give back paperfor improvement also atleast in two paper at asubsquent examination without furtherattandance at the classes.

(vii) Candidates who are declared to have failed inexamination in more than two papers mayappear as Ex-students for all the papers at asubsequent examination without furtherattendance at the classes.

(viii) Candidates failes in sessional/EducationalTour/ Viva-voce may appear in a subsequentyear without further attendance at the classes.

(ix) Rest of any privious relating to exam shall bebound by the university examination rules.

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more than two courses in any year.

4.18 A candidate shall pass the M.A. previous or

M.A. final examination if he/she secures not less than

25% marks in each theory paper and also in practical/

seminar etc. separately, with a minimum of 36% marks

in theory aggregate and practical/seminar separately.

4.19 In determining the divisions of the successful

candidate, marks obtained by them in the M.A. previous

as well as in the M.A. final examination shall be added

together. Candidates who obtain 60% of the aggregate

marks or above shall be placed in the first division.

Candidates who obtain 48% of the aggregate marks or


division. Candidates who obtain 36% of the aggregate


third division. One grace mark shall be allowed for

determining Ist or IInd division on the aggregate marks

and in the result column (G.D.) will be written.

4.20 (a) Candidates, who have pursued a regular course

of study for one academic year, but have failed to pass,

or failed to appear at the examination may be allowed

to appears as ex-student without attending regular

classes provided they complete all the practical work

and other assignments, as required from the same

department/college.

4.20 (b) These ordinances for the award of degree shall

also apply for M.S.W. (Master of Social Work) and

M.C.J. (Master of Communication and Journalism) and

Master of Extension Education and Rural Development.

(C) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.)

4.21 A candidate for the award of degree of

Bachelor of Science shall have to pass three

examinations of B.Sc. part I, B.Sc. part II and finally

of B.Sc. part III.

4.22 A candidate who, after passing(i) the

Intermediate examination in Science, of the Board of

High School and Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh

or of an Indian University/Board incorporated by any

law for the time being in force, or (ii) any other

examination, recognised by this University as equivalent

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this University, provided that he/she offered for his/her

previous examination a course of an equivalent standard

with identical syllabus as is required for the M.A.

previous examination of this University, and has attended

a regular course of study for a minimum period of one

academic year in a department of the University or of

a college.

4.15 A candidate who, after passing the M.A.

previous examination of this University as a private

examinee, has prepared privately the prescribed course

of study other than those are being taught in the

University for a minimum period of one academic year

and has resided during this period within the territorial

jurisdiction of this University, shall be admitted to the

M.A. final examination of this University as a private

examinee in the subject in which he passed the M.A.

previous examination.

Provided also that a private candidate who has

passed the M.A. previous examination of another

University may also be admitted to the M.A. final

examination of this University provided that he/she

offered for his/her previous examination a course of

an equivalent standard with almost identical syllabus

as is required for the M.A. previous examination of

this University and has prepared privately the

prescribed course of study for a minimum period of

one academic year within the territorial jurisdiction of

this University.

4.16 The University offers the M.A. degree in the

following subjects at present and candidates may seek

admission as per eligibility in any one of the subject/

course for the degree of Master of Arts as per Statutes

(57.06) No candidate, appearing as a private candidate

shall be allowed to offer subjects involving practicals/

field work.

4.17 A candidate who has passed the M.A.

examination of this University in any subject shall be

allowed to appear at any additional optional papers in

that subject not taken by him/her at the said examination,

and if successful, shall be given a certificate to that

effect. No such candidate shall be allowed to offer

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'k(b) Botany, Zoology and Chemistry/Military

Science/Home Science.

(ii) The subjects under the provisions of UGC as

job oriented or vocational subjects may also

be offered by college concerned, depending

upon availability of subject as per statutory

provisions.

4.28 (a) The examination shall consist of theory papers

and practical work except in Mathematics in which

the examination shall be entirely by means of theory

papers. To pass the various examination the candidates

shall have to secure atleast 33% marks in each subject.

The candidates shall have to pass theory and practicals,

separately, at each of the B.Sc. part I, B.Sc. part II

and B.Sc. part III examinations.


(i) A candidate securing marks below 33% of the


(ii) A candidate secures atleast 33% marks of the

aggregate but does not obtain 33% marks in

more than one subject shall be declared fail.

(iii) A candidate secures 33% marks of the

aggregate and clears two subjects obtaining

minimum pass marks (i.e. 33%) or more, he/

she shall be declared pass if obtains at least

25% marks in the remaining third subject. This

rule is applicable only in B.Sc. I and B.Sc. II

and also that too in theory papers only.

(iv) In B.Sc. part III examination, if a candidate

obtais at least 33% marks but fails in one

subjects lacking by maximum three marks, he/

she is liable to get one grace mark for each 10

excess marks over the 33% aggregate. But

maximum grace marks shall be three and that

too be awarded only in one subject.

4.29 For determining the divisions of the successful

candidates, marks obtained by them in the B.Sc. part I,

B.Sc. part II and B.Sc. part III examinations shall be

added together. Candidate who obtain 60% of the

aggregate marks or above shall be placed in the first

division. Candidate who obtain 45% of the aggregate

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there to, and has attended a regular course of study in

a college affiliated to this University for not less than

one academic year, shall be eligible to appear at the

B.Sc. part I examination of this University.

4.23 A candidate who after passing the B.Sc. part

I examination of this University, has pursued, as a

regular student, the prescribed course of study for not

less then one academic year in a college affiliated to

this University, shall be eligible to appear at the B.Sc.

part II examination of this University.

4.24 A candidate who, after passing the B.Sc. part

II examination of this University, had pursued as a

regular student, the prescribed course of study for not

less than one academic year in a college affiliated to

this University shall be eligible to appear at the B.Sc.

part III examination of this University.

4.25 A candidate who has passed either the B.Sc.

part I or the B.Sc. part II examination of any other

University may also be admitted with the permission

of the Dean of the Faculty of Science to the B.Sc. part

II or B.Sc. part III examination respectively of this

University, if he/she had offered for the B.Sc. part I or

the B.Sc. part II examinations as the case may be, a

course of an equivalent standard with identical syllabus

is required for the B.Sc. part I or B.Sc. part II


4.26 EX-STUDENT

A candidate who has pursued a regular course

of study for one academic year but has failed to pass

the examination may be permitted to appear at the

subsequent examination, as ex-student, without

attending regular classes provided he/she completes

all practical work and other assignments as required,

from the same college.

4.27 Every candidate for the B.Sc. degree shall be

required to offer and pass in any three subject at his/

her part I & part II examination and any two subjects

at his/her part III examination out of the subjects listed

in Statutes (7.09)

Note - Only the following combinations are permissible :

(i) (a) Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry/

Electronics/Military Science/ Home Science.

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examination a course of an equivalent standard with

similar syllabus as is required for the M.Sc. previous

examination of this university.

4.34 The examination shall be conducted by means

of theory papers and practical tests and other

assignments as provided in the respective syllabi. A

candidate may offer one of the subjects for the

examination for the degree of Master of Science out

of the subjects listed in Statutes (S7.09).

4.35 Candidate, who has passed the M.Sc final

examination of this university in any subject shall be

allowed to appear at a subsequent M.Sc. examination

in any one or more of the optional papers of the same

subject, not offered earlier, and the main M.Sc.

examination and if successful, shll be given certificate

to that effect.

Provided that no candidate shall be allowed to

offer more than two such papers in any year and shall

be required to submit a certificate, atleast two weeks

before the commencement of the examination, to the

effect that he/she has attended and completed the

prescribed practical (if any) in a teaching department

of the University or of an affiliated college, through

which he/she submits his/her application to appear at

the examination.

4.36 A candidate shall be deemed to have passed

the M.Sc. previous or the M.Sc. final examination, if

he/she secures not less than 25% marks in each theory

papers with a minimum of 36% marks in theory and

practical/seminar separately.

4.37 For determining the divisions of the successful

candidates, marks obtained at M.Sc. previous

examination as well as in the M.Sc. final examination

shall be added together.

Candidates who obtain 60% of the aggregate

marks or above shall be placed in the first division.

Candidate who obtain 48% of the aggregate marks or


division. Candidate who obtain 36% of the aggregate


third division. A grace of one mark shll be allowed for

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second division. Candidates who obtain 33% of the

aggregate marks or above but below 45% shall be

placed in the third division. A grace of one mark shall

be allowed for determining I or II division on the

aggregate marks and in the result column (GD) will be

written.

4.30 A candidate who is successful at the B.Sc.

examination of this University, may be allowed

subsequently to appear in any of the additional subjects

prescribed for the B.Sc. examination and not taken by

him/her at the main exmianation as a regular student.

He/she will have first to appear and pass the B.Sc.

part I examination in that subject then the B.Sc. part

II examination in the same subject and then the B.Sc.

part III examination in that subject.

(D) MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.)

4.31 The candidate for the degree of Master of

Science shall have to pass first (a) the M.Sc. previous

examination and then the M.Sc. final examination.

4.32 A candidate, who after taking the degree of

Bachelor of Science (three year course) of this

University or of an Indian University recognised for

the purpose by this University, has pursued, as a regular

student, the prescribed course of study in one of the

subjects that he/she offered for his/her B.Sc. part III

examination in a department/college of this University

for at least one academic year, shall be admitted to the

M.Sc. previous examination of this University.

4.33 A candidate who, after passing the M.Sc.

previous examination of this University has pursued a

a regular student the prescribed course of study for

atleast one academic year in a teaching department of

the university or in a college affiliated to this university

shall be admitted to the M.Sc. final examination of this

university.

Provided that a candidate who has passed the

M.Sc. previous examination of another university, may

also be admitted to the M.Sc. final examination of this

university, provided the Head/Dean of the faculty of

Science certifies that he/she offered for M.Sc. previous

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4.42 A candidate who has passed the B.Com. part

III examination of this University shall be allowed to

appear at a subsequent examination in any one of the

subjects/groups prescribed for the B.Com. examination,

but not already offered by him/her at the main

examination earlier.

4.43 (a) Every candidate for the B.Com. part I and the

B.Com. part II examination shall be required to offer

papers as prescribed for each examination. Candidate

shall be required to secure 33% marks in each of the

groups (each group, comprising two papers, being taken

as one unit for the purpose) in all the examination

separately.


(i) a candidate securing marks below 33% of the


(ii) A candidate secures atleast 33% marks of the

aggregate but does not obtain 33% marks in

more than one groups/subjects shall be declared

fail.

(iii) A candidate secures 33% marks of the

aggregate and clears two groups/subjects

obtaining minimum pass marks (i.e. 33%) or

more, he/she shall be declared pass, if obtains

atleast 25% marks in the remaining third group/

subject. This rule is applicable only in B.Com.

part I and B. Com part II and also that too in

theory papers only.

(iv) In B.Com. part III examination, if a candidate

obtatins atleast 33% marks but fails in one

group/subject lacks in by maximum three

marks, he/she is liable to get one grace mark

for each ten excess marks over the 33% of

aggregate. But maximum grace marks shall

be three and that too awarded only in one

subject.

4.44 In determining the divisions of the successful

candidates, marks obtained by them in B.Com. part I,

B.Com. part II and in the B.Com. part III examination

shall be added together. Candidates who obtain 60%

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determining first and second division on the aggregate

marks and in the result column (GD) will be written.

4.38 Candidates, who have pursued regular course

of study or one academic year, but have failed to pass,

or failed to appear at the examination may be permitted

at the subsequent examination as Ex-students without

attending regular classes provided they complete all

the practicals and other assignments as required from

the same college or university department as the case

may be.

4.39 The ordinances for the award of degree of

B.L.I.S. and M.L.I.S. shall be that for B.Sc. except

that these courses are of one year each instead of three

years.

[E(1)] : BACHELOR OF COMMERCE


Bachelor of Commerce shall have to pass three

examinations : the B.Com. part I, the B.Com part II

and finally the B.Com. part III examination.

A candidate who, after passing (i) the

Intermediate examination in commerce of the Board

of High School and Intermediate Education, Uttar

Pradesh, or (ii) Any other examination recognised by

this university as equivalent there to, has pursued the

prescribed course of study for atleast one academic

year, as a regular student in a college affiliated to this

University or has prepared privately while residing

within the territorial jurisdiction of this university, shall

be eligible to appear at the B.Com part II examination

of this university.

4.41 A candidate who passed either the B. Com

part I or B.Com. II examination of any other university

may also be admitted to B.Com. part II or B.Com part

III respectively on the permission of the Dean of the

Faculty of Commerce both as a regular student or as a

private candidate provided he/she offered at the B.Com.

part I (for admission in B.Com. part II) and at B.Com.

part II (for admission in B.Com part III) examination,

a course of an equivalent standard with identical syllabus

as is required for B.Com part I and B.Com part II

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of the first year. The same condition will apply

for semester four and six.

(ix) The candidate who have secured less than 50%

in aggregate and have cleared all the papers

can select any two papers of the same

semester for appearing to complete 50% in

aggregate.

(x) A candidate will be allowed to reappear in the

remaining papers of the first semester

examination and so on. While reappearing in

the examination the candidate shall be

exempted from reappearing in internal

assessment/viva-voce/practical in which he/she

has obtained at least pass marks.

(xi) Pass marks of each paper will be the aggregate

of theory and Sessional/practical.

(xii) After passing all the semesters, the candidate

will be awarded the division as applicable to

any Bachelor degree.

(xiii) A candidate must pass all the semesters

examination for the concerned course within

the duration of the course plus two years i.e.

five years from the date of his/her admission

to the first semester of the course failing which

he/she will be deemed to be unfit for concerned

course.

(F) MASTER OF COMMERCE (M.Com.)

4.47 The examination for the degree of the Master

of Commerce shall consist of two parts, (i) M.Com .

previous and then (ii) M.Com. final examination. The

examination shall be conducted by means of papers,

synopsis, dissertation or viva as laid down in the

respective syllabi.

4.48 A candidate, who after taking the degree of

Bachelor of Commerce of this University or of an Indian

University (recognised for the purpose by this

University, has pursued the prescribed course of study

either as a regular student in a College/Department or

has prepared it privately while residing in the territorial

jurisdiction of this University for at least one academic

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of aggregate marks or above shall be placed in the first

division. Candidates who obtain 45% of aggregate

marks or above but less than 60% shall be placed in

the second division. Candidate who obtain 33% of the


placed in the third division.


of study for one academic year, but has failed to pass

the examination will be permitted to appear at the

subsequent examinations as ex-student without

attending regular classes provided he/she completes

all the required assignments from the same college.

E (II) : BACHELOR OF BUS. ADMN. , BACHELOR OF

TOURISM ADMN. AND B.C.A.

4.46 The examination in each paper shall consist of

the following :

(i) Theory examination 70 marks

(ii) Internal examination 30 marks

(iii) Viva-voce ( in second, fourth

& sixth semester) 100 marks

(iv) In Computer subject- Theory 50 marks

Practical 50 marks

(v) Viva-voce & Computer

Practical examination

(vi) A candidate shall be required to secure not

less than 50% marks in aggregate and not less

than 36% marks in each paper in order to pass

the examination.

(vii) All candidates who appeared in the first

semester examination will be promoted to

second semester and such candidates who

could not obtain the pass marks in any paper

or in aggregate will be required to reappear in

such papers alongwith concerned semester

examination. The same condition will apply for

third semester and fourth semester.

(viii) All the candidate who have appeared in the

second semester examination will be promoted

to third semester with the condition that they

will be allowed a maximum of two back papers

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or failed to appear at the examination, may be permitted

to appear at the subsequent examination as Ex-Student

without attending regular classes provided they

complete all the prescribed assignments from the same

college.

(G) MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

4.55 (a) M.B.A. (Full Time) examination shall consist

of four semesters viz, Semester I, II, III and IV while

that for part time M.B.A. shall be six semesters, I, II,

III, IV, V and VI.

(b) All the papers shall be compulsory in I & II

semesters examination of full time M.B.A. course and

in I, II, III, & IV semesters examination of part time

M.B.A. course.

(c) In the last two semesters of either course there

will be two or three compulsory papers and three

elective papers (2major & 1 minor specialization) .

4.56 The examination in each paper shall consist of

the following :

(i) Theory examination 70 marks

(ii) Internal Assessment 30 marks

(iii) In some practical based papers :

Theory 50 marks

Practical 50 marks

(including internal assessment)

(iv) Viva-Voce and Job training assessment 100

marks.

4.57 (a) A Candidate shall be required to secure not

less than 50% marks in aggregate and not less than

36% marks in each paper/practical/sessionals in order

to pass the examination

(b) Those candidates who have secured less than

50% in aggregate and have cleared all the papers can

select any two papers of the same semester for

appearing in consecutive semester to achieve 50% in

aggregate.

(c) All candidates who have appeared in the first

semester examination will be promoted to second

semester and such candidate who could not obtain the

pass mark in any paper or in aggregate will be required

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year shall be admitted to M.Com previous examination

of this university.

4.49 A candidate, who after passing the M.Com.

previous examination of this university has pursued the

prescribed course of study either as a regular student

in a College/Department or has prepared it privately

while residing within the territorial jurisdiction of this

university, for at least one academic year shall be

admitted to the M.Com final examination of this

university.

4.50 A candidate, who has passed the M.Com.

previous examination of another university may also

be admitted with approval of the Dean of the Faculty

of Commerce in the M.Com. final examination of this

university, provided that he/she offered for the M.Com

examination, a course of equivalent standard with

identical syllabus as is required for the M.Com previous

examination of this university.

4.51 A candidate, who has passed the M.Com. final

examination of this university, may be permitted to

appear upto two additional optional papers prescribed

for the M.Com. final examination but not offered by

him/her earlier at the main examination of the M.Com

final.

4.52 A candidate shall be declared to have passed

M.Com. previous or M.Com final examination if he/

she has secured at least 25% of the marks in each

paper including viva alongwith an aggregate of 36% of

the total allotted marks.

4.53 In determining the division of the successful

candidates, who obtain 60% of the aggregate marks or

above shall be placed in the first division. Candidates

who obtain 48% of the aggregate marks or above but

below 60% shall be placed in the second division.

Candidates who obtain 36% of the aggregate marks or

above but below 48% shall be placed in the third division.

One grace mark shall be allowed for

determining first or second division on the aggregate

marks and in the result column (GD) will be written.

4.54 Candidates who have pursued regular course


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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kas a regular student with the approval of the Dean of

the faculty, to the LL.B. part II or LL.B. part III

examination a course of an equivalent standard which

identical syllabi as is required for the LL.B. part I or

LL.B. part II examinations respectively of this

university .

4.62 A candidate, who after having passed the

LL.B. part I (First and Second semester both)

examination of this university, has pursued the

prescribed course of study, as a regular student in a

college affiliated to this university for one academic

year, shall be admitted to the LL.B. part II examination

of this university.

4.63 A candidate, who after having passed the LL.

B. part II (third and fourth semester) examination of

this university has pursued the prescribed course of

study, as a regular student in a college affiliated to this

university for one academic year shall be admitted to

the LL.B. part III examination of this university.

4.64 A candidate for the LL.B. part I or LL.B.part

II or LL.B. part III examination shall be required to

secure 36% marks in each prescribed paper, with 45%

marks in the aggregate.

4.65 (a) In determining the divisions, marks secured by

the candidates in all the semesters of the LL.B.part I,

II or III shall be added together and successful

candidates shall be placed in two categories. Those

who obtain, in the aggregate, 60% marks or above shall

be placed in the first division and those who obtain

45% marks and above but below 60% in the aggregate

shall be placed in the second division.

4.65 (b) Specific provisions in respect to these

examinations shall however be covered by the

regulations.vide L.A.U/Shakis./3770/2002 dated 7 May

2003 & 2033/2003 dated 20 Oct. 2003

4.66 A candidate who has a regular course of study

for one academic year but has failed to pass the

examination may be permitted to appear at the

subsequent examination as Ex-student without

attending regular classes, provided he/she completes

all assignments, as required from the same college.

(61)

to reappear in such papers (not more than two) alongwith

third semester examination of consecutive year.

(d) All the candidates who have appeared in

second semester examination will be promoted to the

third semester with the condition that they will be allowed

a maximum of four back papers of first year (I & II

semester both) which he/she will have to clear with III

& IV semester examination.

(e) While reappearing in the examination, the

candidate shall be exempted from reappearing in

seminar, project, training, practical and viva-voce, in

which he/she has obtained atleast pass marks.

(f) The internal assessment award of a candidate

who fails in any semester examination shall carry

forward to next examination.

(g) A maximum of 10 marks grace may be provided in 4

papers/ practicals at the most for one year exam.

(h) After passing all the semesters candidates will

be awarded the division as under :

(i) Above 60% aggregate Ist Division

(ii) Below 60% but above 50% IInd Divsion

4.58 A candidate must pass all the semester

examinations for the concerned course within the

duration of the course plus two years, i.e. four years

for full time and five years for part time M.B.A. from

date of his/her admission to the first semester.

(H) BACHELOR OF LAW (L.L.B.)


Bachelor of law (LL.B.) shall have to pass (i) the LL.B.

part I, (ii) the LL.B. part II and finally (iii) the LL.B.

part III examinations. i.e. all six semesters.

4.60 A candidate, who holds a Bachelor's degree in

any faculty from this university or from any other

university of which the Bachelor's degree has been

recognised by this university as equivalent to its own,

has passed the prescribed course of study, as a regular

student in a college affiliated to this university for one

academic year shall be admitted to LL.B. part I (first

semester) examination of this university.

4.61 A candidate, who has passed either the LL.B.

part I or LL.B. part II examination with semester

system of any other university, may also be admitted

(60)

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kin theory and 50% marks in practical, including sessional

work.

4.70 Successful candidates shall be placed in three

divisions, both in the Theory and in the Practical -cum-

sessional work. In the theory, candidate who secured

60% of the aggregate marks and above shall be placed

in the first division, those who secure 48% of aggregate

marks and above but below 60% shall be placed in

second division and rest secure 30% of the aggregate

marks and above but below 48% shall be placed in the

third division.

4.71 In the practicals, including the sessional work,

candidates who secure 75% of the aggregate marks

or above shall be placed in the first division , those who

secure 60% of the aggregate marks or above but below

75% shall be placed in the second division and all the

rest, who secure 50% of the aggregate marks or above

but below 60% shall be placed in the third division.

4.72 Candidates who have pursued regular course


or failed to appear at the examination may be permitted

to appear at the subsequent examination as Ex-Student

provided he/she completes all the practical work and

other assignments, as required, from the same college.

(J) MASTER OF EDUCATION (M.Ed.)

4.73 A candidate who, after holding a Bachelor

degree has passed the B.Ed. examination of this

university or L.T.ro B.Ed. examination or any other

examination recognised by this university as equivalent

to its B.Ed. examination, and has pursued the prescribed

course of study in a college affiliated to this university

as a regular student for atleast one academic year, shall

be eligible to appear at M.Ed. examination of this

university.

4.74 Examination for the degree of Master of

Education (M.Ed.) shall be conducted through

compulsory and optional papers as a part of theory

examination, and a dissertation and viva-voce test as a

part of practical examination.

4.75 They shall be required to secure 36% marks

in the aggregate with atleast 25% marks in each paper.

In desertion and viva-voce test (including the sessional

(63)

(a) The student who has appeared in first semester

examination of LLB shall automatically be promoted

to second semester of LL.B.

(b) For getting promotion / admission to third semester

examination, the student must have cleared / passed at

least eight question papers out of 14 question papers of

1st and 2nd semester getting 50% marks in each paper.

(c) For getting promotion/admission to fifth semester

examination, the student must have passed all fourteen

papers of boath semester of first year and at least eight

question papers of third and fourth semesters (ie. of

2nd year)

(d) For passing minimum pass marks for each Q. Paper is

36% while 45% is required in aggregate per year.

(e) The students will be allowed to appear in back paper

examination in only those papers in which he/she fails

in the main semester examinations.

Note : The ordinances may be supplemented or modified

by regulations termed by the university from time to

time

(I) BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (B.Ed.)

4.67 A candidate, for the award of the degree of

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) shall have to pass the

examination conducted through theory papers, practical

tests and assessment of sessional work as prescribed.

4.68 A candidate who holds a Bachelor degree of

this University, or of any other University, whose

Bachelor Degree has been recognised by this university

as equivalent to its own, pursued the prescribed course

of study as a regular student in an affiliated college of

this University for one academic session, shall be

admitted to the B.Ed. examination of this University.

4.69 The examination for Bachelor degree in

Education (B.Ed.) shall comprise evaluation of theory

papers and practical work i.e. teaching by each

candidate in a recognised school at the sessional work

as prescribed. Every candidate shall be required to pass

in the theory and practical separately securing 25%

marks in each paper with 36% marks in the aggregate

(62)

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kimprove their division shall not be declared and the

subsequent degree shall not be awarded to them and

the original result will remain as it was.

4.81 The candidates will have to surrender their

already awarded degree before, the other degree, in

which they improved their division, is awarded to them.

4.82 They shall not be entitled to find a place in the

merit list of the subject concerned of the University.

They shall be permitted to improve their division

within four years from the year they had passed the

original examination.

They shall be given only one chance to improve

their division.

4.83 Candidate shall have to pass the previous and

final examination separately in two consecutive years.

The candidate shall be required to pay the same

fee as is chargeable from ex-students.

4.84 The candidates shall be required to intimate to the

University the time account i.e. the detail of the period,

spent by them after obtaining the Master's degree,

before their request is considered for granting

permission to appear as a private candidate to improve

their division.

these ordinances.

(65)

work), candidate shall be required to secure at least

36% marks in each, divisions shall be assigned to the

candidate on this basis of the marks secured by them

in theory, dissertation, viva-voce test and the sessional

work taken together. Candidates who secure 60% of

the aggregate marks or above shall be placed in the

First Division, candidates who secure 48% of the


placed in the Second Division. Candidates who secure

36% of the aggregate marks or above but below 48%

shall be placed in the Third Division.


of study for one academic year but has failed to pass or

failed to appear at the examination may be allowed to

appear at the subsequent examination as Ex-Student

provided he/she has completed all the practical work and

other assignments, as prescribed, from the same college.

(K) IMPROVEMENT OF DIVISION

4.77 The candidates of this University who have

obtained second or third class in their P.G. examination

and desire to appear at the above examination for the

same subject / subjects for improving their division

without attending a regular course of study in the

teaching departments of the university or in an affiliated

college of the university be allowed to appear at

aforesaid examination as private candidates, subject to

the following canditions :

4.78 The above facility shall be available in only

those subject/subjects in which, there is no practical

examination.

4.79 There shall be only two divisions for such

candidates i.e. I and II divisions. Examinees who are

successful in the final year examination and have

obtained 60% marks or more of the aggregate of the

marks in the previous and final of the examinations,

taken together shall be placed in the first division and

examinees, who are successful in the final year

examination and have obtained less than 60% marks

but not less than 48% of marks in the previous and the

final examination, taken together shall be placed in the

second division.

4.80 The rest of the candidates, who failed to

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'k5.3 Same as otherwise provided only act, statutes

or ordinances or in the rules of the sanctioning authority

(U.G.C., Central or State Govt. or any other agency)

all financial assistance to students including scholarships,

Bursaries and Sizership will be sanctioned and

administered by the Dean of the Students Welfare with

the approval of a committee of which the Vice-

Chancellor shall be the chairman, the Dean of the

faculties shall be the members and the Dean of the

students welfare shall be the Secretary.

Provided that the Vice-Chancellor may

nominate three other members other than the Deans in

this committee.

Provided further that the Research

Scholarships awarded under various research projects

shall be excluded from the administrative control of

the Dean of the students welfare but all such

appointments shall have to be notified by the supervisor

and the Head the Department to the Dean of the

student welfare within a month of such appointment.

Provided further that scholarships and financial

assistance directly sanctioned in favour of specific

individual by the sanctioning authority but disbursed

through the university shall also be administered by the

Dean of the Student Welfare.

Provided also that the disbursement and detailed

book keeping shall be done by the Account Section of

the University.

5.4 (a) No financial assistance shall be granted to any

student who has been convicted by a competent court

of law or who has been found guilty of indiscipline or

misconduct in the university or in a college affiliated to

this university. The University shall have the right to

terminate the grant of any financial assistance at any

time if it has been granted to a convicted person or to a

student found guilty of indiscipline or misconduct and

may also enforce recovery of the aid already paid to

him.

(b) All scholarships, Bursaries, Sizerships and other

financial assistance are granted subject to the condition

that the recipient continues to the regular and diligent

in his/her studies and maintains satisfactory progress

(67)

Act. / S. 51 (2) / D

CHAPTER -VAWARD OF SCHOLARSHIP, BURSARIES,AND OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

5.0A STUDENTS WELFARE BOARD (A49: S 9.01,02)

The Student Welfare Board (SWB) shall be

constituted by the Vice Chancellor every year and its

constitution will be below:

(1) Dean Students Welfare (DSW) - convener

(2) Senior most Warden of Hostel (s)

(3) Two teachers from different faculties

(4) One PG student from UTD securing highest marks in

his/her previous examination.

(5) All Asstt. Dean Student Welfare (ADSWs)

(6) Proctor

(7) Secretary, games and Sports.

(8) Chief Medical Officer of University, if any

(9) Finance Officer

(10) Registrar

One of the ADSWs nominated by DSW shall

act as secretary of SWB. The Board will act to

cooperate DSW in all work related with general welfare

of students. DSW and ADSW shall be appointed as

per University. Statute (2.12-.2.19)

5.01B Appointment of ADSWs shall be made by V.C.

on recommendation of DSW for one year only.

Ordinances for the award of Scholarship,

Bursaries, Sizership and other financial assistance

in the University and the college affiliated to this

University.

5.1 These Ordinances shll regulate the award of

Scholarship, Bursaries, Sizerships and other financial

Assistance to the students of the teaching departments

of the University or of a college affiliated to this

University.

5.2 Within the limits of its financial resources the

university shall award Scholarships. Bursaries,

Sizerships and other assistance to the meritorions, needy

and deserving students of the teaching departments of

the University or of colleges in the manner provided in

these ordinances.

(66)

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kappointed by the Principal/Head of the Department/

Dean/Faculty concerned.

Provided that no sizership shall be granted to

any student who or whose parent have an annual income

exceeding an amount or posses land exceeding an area

fixed by the Committee referred to in clause 5.3.

Provided further that the Dean of the Students Welfare

may in exceptional cases sanction full or half sizership

not exceeding one percent of the total sizership to a

candidate irrespective of his/her guardian's income if-

(i) he/she happens to be a sportsman of

exceptional merit who has distinguished atleast

at the Inter- University or State Level during

the course of his/her study in University or

college or

(ii) he/she happens to be a student who has

distinguished himself in any extra or co-

curricular activity or if he/she has shown

exceptional merit in his/her studies.

(7) Sizership shall ordinarily be not granted to those

who are getting any scholarship or financial assistance,

exceeding Rs. 100/- per month.

Provided that the above rule shall not apply to

the Scholarship awarded to candidates belonging to a

Scheduled Caste or Scheduled tribe or to dependents

or freedom fighters or to recipients of National

Scholarship.

(8) In the case of colleges affiliated to this

University the Principal of the college concerned shall

be responsible for complete administration of

Sizerships,Students Aid Fund and such other financial

asssistance as may be assigned to them.

Provided that it shall be his/her duty to send a

periodical report to the Dean of the Students Welfare

in this regard giving full details of disbursement.

(9) Subject to be specific provisions laid down in

these Ordinances, Scholarships, Bursaries and other

financial assistance shall be disbursed in the teaching

department of the University as well as in the colleges

in accordance with the guidelines.

(69)

and also continues to be of a good conduct and

character. The disbursing authority before making the

payment or at adjustment shall require a positive

certificate to this effect from the Dean of the Faculty /

Head of department/Principal of the college.

5.5 EXPLANATION

(1) A student shall be deemed to be regular and

diligent in his/her studies if he/she attended requisite

percentage of classes, tutorials and practicals as

provided in the Ordinances regulating the appearance

at an University examination by regular and bonafied

students.

Provided that the Vice-chancellor may condone

the shortage of attendance upto 15% if the student has

fallen short of attendance due to illness or participation

in extra curricular activities or for any justifiable reasons.

(2) Student shall be deemed to be of good conduct

if he/she has not been convicted by a court of law or if

he/she has not been punished by a competent authority

in the University or the College as the case may be

and no complaint against him/her is pending for disposal

before a competent authority of the University or the

college as the case may be.

Provided that the committee referred to in

clause 5.3 above may allow disbursement of financial

assessment to a student who has been punished by

warning or has been fined by an amount less than Rs.

50/- on the student showing repentance and the

Committee feeling satisfied with the same.

(5) Out of the total strength of each class of a

teaching department of the University or of a college

affiliated to this University 10% students shall be

awarded full sizership and 15% student shall be

awarded half sizership.

Provided that a full sizership may be converted

into half sizership but half sizership cannot be converted

into one full sizership.

(6) Subject to guideline laid down by the

Committee referred to in clause 5.3 sizerships shall be

awarded to poor and meritorious students on the

recommendation of the Sizership Screening Committee

for the College/Department/Faculty concerned

(68)


6.6 (A) Student may be allowed to reside in University hostels

for one year more than the duration of his/her course

of study.

6.6 (B) Resident(s) who fail or fails to appear twice in the same

examination shall not be readmitted in any hostel.

6.7 All messes in the hostel shall be under the

general control of the Superintendent/Warden.

6.8 Each resident student shall be responsible for

the cleanliness and good order of his/her room. He/

she will be held responsible for any damage to the

furniture or fittings in his/her room and in case of

damage he/she will have to bear the cost of necessary

repairs and other actions may be taken against him/her

under the rules. If any student leaves the hostel and

fails to handover in good order all room furniture and

other materials issued to him/her,he/she will be liable

to a fine of Rs. 500/- and will also have to pay for the

damages done.

6.9 Residents shall be responsible for deliberately

causing loss or damage to electrical, sanitary or other

fittings in the hostel and the cost of replacement or

repair of such loss or damage may be realised

collectively from the students, if it is not possible, to fix

its individual responsibility.

6.10 In case where room are found locked or left

empty but the light switches are left open, a fine upto

Rs. 50/- per day will be charged.

6.11 Use of electric fans may be permitted by the

superintendent on payment of charges assessed by the

warden.

6.12 Students found guilty of illegitimate use of

electricity shall have to pay a fine in addition to the

cost of repairs, and may by reported to higher authorities

for further disciplinary action.

6.13 Residents shall invariably lock their rooms even

during temporary absence. They are warned against

the risk of keeping valuables of any description in their

rooms. Any loss should be immediately reported to the

Superintendent who will, if necessary, investigate the

circumstances of the loss and will report the matter to

(71)

CHAPTER - VI

RESIDENCE(Rules For Hostlers & Delegacy Students)

6.1 Every student admitted to the University shall

be assigned either to a hostel or to the delegacy as the

case may be.

6.2 Each hostel will be under the direct

management of a warden who will be responsible to

the Vice-Chancellor. The Delegacy will be under the

charge of the Chairman of the Delegacy. He will be

responsible to the Vice-Chancellor. The Warden shall

be assisted by a Superintendent or by Superintendents

as the case may be.

6.3 Every student desirous of living in a hostel shall

submit an application to this effect alongwith the

admission form to the Dean of the Faculty or the Head

of the Department concerned. All such applications

will then be forwarded to the Warden of the hostel (s)

who, subject to availability of accommodation in hostels,

will examine the applications and accept or reject them.

The criteria of selection for residence in a hostel shall

be determined by the warden, under the guidance of

Vice-Chancellor.

6.4 Students admitted to a hostel shall not reside

elsewhere except with the prior permission of the

warden.

6.5 Every student admitted to the hostel shall be

allotted a room for the session which shall not be

changed without permission of Warden.

6.6 Student of the First Year classes admitted to

the hostel shall ordinarily be allowed to live in the hostel

for the normal period of completion of their course

unless for reasons which the Warden may specify they

are disallowed to live in the hostel. Such candidates as

want to continue in the hostel for the full duration of

their course shall apply for reservation of accomodation

for the next session in advance immediately before the

closure of the University for the summer vacation, by

paying the prescribed reservation fee to the

Superintendent.

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book.

6.23 Any case of serious illness shall be at once

reported to the Warden.

6.24 No meeting shall be held in the hostels without

the permission of the Superintendent.

6.25 Any student found guilty of any misconduct or

indiscipline is liable to summary expulsion from the

hostel.

6.26 Except at the end of a session a resident must

give at least 15 clear days notice of his intention to

vacate his room and shall be deemed to be resident

until this period expires.

6.27 A student who is resident for a part of any

month shall be charged rent for the whole month.

6.28 The Warden shall have the power to fine a

student upto the extent of Rs. 50/- or expel him / her

from the hostel or both.

6.29 A student expelled from one hostel shall not

be admitted in any other hostel.

6.30 There shall be a Committee of Warden and

Superintendent with the senior most Warden as

convenor to enforce discipline in the hostels and discuss

other administrative matters.

6.31 A meeting of this Committee shall be held

atleast once in three months or whenever necessary.

6.32 Any question not covered by these rules shall

be decided by the Committee.

6.33 Every student admitted in a hostel shall have

to pay the fees prescribed for the purpose from time to

time.

6.34 Any student of the University who occupies

any room singly or jointly without the permission of the

Superintendent /Warden or continues to occupy it after

he/she has been asked to vacate it by Superintendent/

Warden will, besides rendering himself liable to

disciplinary action for misconduct, be liable to pay rent

at the rate of Rs. 100/- (Rs. one hundred only) per day

or part thereof.

(73)

the Warden. In no case, however will the hostel

authorities be responsible for such loss.

6.14 All mess and private servants shall be under

the control of the Superintendent/Warden who may

punish them by a fine or otherwise, or require them to

leave the hostel.

6.15 Residents are strictly forbidden to utilize hostel

servants as private servants or to interface with or abuse

them in any manner whatever. No excuse will be

accepted for a breach of this rule. All complaints against

hostel servants should be brought to the notice of the

Superintendent who will investigate the complaints and

will report to the Warden if in his opinion the offender

deserves punishment.

6.16 No guest shall be allowed to stay in hostel for

the night except in exceptional circumstances with the

prior written permission of the Superintendent. The

names of the students who have received such

permission together with the amounts due from them

on this accounts shall be reported to the Finance

Officer of the University. No guest shall ordinarily

reside in the hostel for more than one night.

6.17 There shall be a register in each hostel to record

the daily attendance of students which will be taken

between 9 p.m. and 9.30 p.m.

6.18 Any student desiring to absent him self /herself

from the hostel after roll-call shall obtain the written

permission of the Superintendent.

6.19 A student who is absent from the hostel without

leave may be fined. sum of Rs. 50/- per day by the

Warden on the report of the Superintendent.

6.20 The gates in the hostels shall be locked at 9.00

p.m. during winter and 10.00 p.m. during summer.

6.21 No resident shall leave station without

informing the Superintendent.

6.22 The Superintendent shall be responsible for the

discipline of the residents and shall supervise the

general cleanliness of the hostel. He shall ensure that

hostel rules are observed and shall report to the Warden

all matters affecting the discipline or welfare of the

residents. He shall keep the hostel register and stock-

(72)


or the provost of the Hostel (s) who shall be appointed

by the Executive Council on terms and conditions as

laid down.

The Manager or secretary of a Lodge who desires to

have his/her lodging placed upon the list of the approved

lodgings, shall apply to the Vice-Chancellor with a copy

of the rules of the lodging and also a plan of the building

(s) and its grounds. The Vice- Chancellor after

considering the report of the Inspectors appointed by

him for the purpose, shall inform the Manager/Secretary

whether his/her lodging can or cannot be placed upon

the list of the approved lodging, and in the event of the

applications being refused, shall communicate the

reasons for refusal. No alteration in the rules shall be

made without prior approval of the Vice-Chancellor.

The Lodges approved for the residence of the

University students, shall be open to the inspection by

the Vice- Chancellor, and also to the inspection by

persons deputed by him. An approved lodge shall be

required to maintain and to produce for inspection, the

Admission Register, Register of attendance and

Conduct Register, whenever a demand is made by an

authorised person, for the purpose. The Vice-Chancellor

shall arrange for the inspection of each approved lodge

in every three years, and the persons deputed for the

purpose shall be supplied before hand all the necessary

information regarding.

- the terms of recognition,

- the rules of the Lodge as amended upto -

date, and

- the names of the Managers/Secretaries of

the Lodges.

6.37 The Vice- chancellor shall satisfy himself that

an approved lodge is maintained in accordance with

the conditions under which it received its approval. In

case he is not satisfied, he may withdraw his approval

or ask the Manager/Secretary to improve the condition

to his satisfaction.

6.38 Students expelled or rusticated from the

university or any of the colleges shall not be admitted

to any approved lodge, during the period of their

expulsion or rustication.

(75)

RULES FOR RESIDENT WOMEN STUDENTS

6.35 No resident shall be absent from the hostel

without the permission of the Superintendent/ Warden.

(1) Residents wishing to visit friends or relations

even on holidays shall obtain the permission of the

Warden.

(2) Residents wishing to absent from the hostel

after 7 p.m. shall obtain permission from the

Superintendent / Warden, shall sign a Register kept by

the Superintendent/Warden stating where they will be

going and shall be back in the hostel by the time

mentioned in the permit.

(3) Residents may be allowed by the

superintendent to go out in groups of three or more for

shopping or any other purpose at the satisfaction of the

Superintendent.

(4) Residents wishing to spend weekends out must

have written permission from parents or guardians

authorising the Warden to allow them to do so. The

authorisation will be failed, and residents shall be allowed

to go only to the houses of the people mentioned in the

authorisation.

(5) Men visitors may ordinarily visit residents from

4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. in winter and from 5.30 p.m. to

6.30 p.m. in summer, on Mondays and Saturdays only.

Residents who wish to have such visitors must have

written permission from the parents, which the Warden

will file and these visitors will be allowed to call.

S 51 (2) / f

6.36 Residence of students in Lodges and Delegacies

-

Students not residing with their parents or

guardians may also reside in the Hostels, maintained

by the University, Lodges, approved by the University

or Delegacies, within a radius of five kilometers from

the University. Conditions of residence of students in

the Hostels, maintained by the University shall be those

as laid down in the 'Regulations' from time to time.

Students residing in the University Hostels shall be under

the disciplinary control of the warden, superintendent

(74)


in the locality.

(iv) Dean of the Students welfare Ex-officio.

(v) Proctor - Ex-officio.

(vi) Medical Officer of the University - Ex-officio

and

(vii) Secretary, Sports Council of the University.

Provided that the term of office of the

Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer and Presidents of

centres shall be of three years and they shall draw

honorarium as approved by the State Govt.from time

to time.

6.41 All the money realised as Delegacy fees shall

be spent by the delegacy on such purposes as it thinks

beneficial for the Delegacy students.The treasures of

the Delegacy has to submit the accounts at the end of

each Session to the Executive Council. The Delegacy

shall also submit estimates of "Income and Expenditure"

for the next financial year to enable the Executive

Council to provide it with additional necessary funds..

The chairman of the delegacy shall call and preside

over its meetings atleast once in every six months at

regular intervals.

6.42 The decision of the Meeting shall be recorded

and maintained by the Secretary and shall be submitted

to the Vice-Chancellor for his information and for

necessary action.

6.43 The Presidents of each Delegacy Centres shall

be responsible for the maintenance of the centre and

shall keep in close touch with each student of the centre

and assist him/her in solving his/her problems in financial

requirements.

(77)

Students of the university, who do no reside in the

university hostel (s) or approved lodge (s) but reside

within 5 km. of the university centre may opt to live

under the control of delegacy.

6.39 The delegacy shall superwise and exercise

control over the conduct of such students of the university

who are placed under its charge It shall take measures

for promoting their welfare and for that purpose-

(i) maintain a record of such students, with their

permanent address and the addresses at which

they reside and also whether they reside with

their parents/guardians or without them,

(ii) provide the facilities of books and magazines,

(iii) provide or arrange for facilities to such students

for physical exercise in or outside the

University campus and

(iv) maintain a health service for such students

The area within the radius of 5 km. in

which such students reside, may be divided in two

zones, and in each Zone Delegacy Centre, with

arrangements of light, reading, indoor/outdoor games

etc. may be established. Every student opting for the

Delegacy shall pay annual fee,as prescribed, to the

Delegacy, alongwith his/her tuition fees at the time of

his/her admission in each class.In case such a student

leaves the University during the current session, he/

she not be entitled to the refund of the Delegacy Fees

paid by him/her.

6.40 The Delegacy shall be composed of :-

(i) A Chairman, nominated by the executive

council from amongst senior teachers, other

than Heads of Departments of the university

on advise of Vice-Chancellor,

(ii) A Secretary and a Treasurer, nominated by

the Executive Council from amongst the

teachers of University on the recommendation

of Vice-Chancellor,

(iii) Presidents of each Delegacy Centres,

nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from

amongst teachers of that locality if any or else

on the consideration of his personal influence

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hostels and sports Incharges in case of playgrounds to

the Proctorial Board.

Provided that the Board may take cognizance of any

report made by its members or of any person or

authority or other than from the University. Not with

standing the provisions in the ordinances laid down

elsewhere, the Proctorial board, after examining the

merit and seriousness of the cases, may inflict one or

more punishment (s) as detailed below :

(1) Imposition of fine upto Rs. 1000.00

(2) Suspension from attending the University/college.

(3) Reduction on the total marks secured by the student

concerned.

(4) Recommend the Vice-Chancellor to increase the

amount of imposed fine,

(5) Recommend the Vice- Chancellor to expel the student

from the University.

(6) Recommend theVice- Chancellor to rusticate the

student, to take such other steps as or conductive to

the maintenance of discipline in the University.

Provided that before inflicting any of these

punishments, an opportunity of personal hearing shall

be given to the student concerned.

No student who has been expelled shall be admitted to

any Department/Institute or College affiliated to this

University without the permission of the Vice-

Chancellor and no student who has been rusticated

shall be admitted to any Institute, College or University

of the State within the period of his/her rustication.

7.5 All cases of rustication shall be reported to the

Executive Council for confirmation. If the order of

rustication is not confirmed by the executive council

the student who has been rusticated shall be allowed

to take admission in any University / College other than

this University .Breach of the University, at the time of

examination shall be dealt under the provisions of the

relevant ordinances related to conduct of Examinations.

7.6 The decision to suspend, expell or rusticate a

student shall invariably be accompanied by the duration/

period for which the punishment has been related to. If

the proctorial board realises that an act of indiscipline

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CHAPTER - VII

MAINTENANCE OF DISCIPLINE AMONG

THE STUDENTS7.0 Discipline : A student will be admitted to a University

teaching department or to a constituent or an affiliated

college of this University after giving an undertaking

that he/she shall be regular and diligent in his/her studies

that he/she shall remain courteous, well behaved and

rule abiding during his/her studies that he/she shall not

give cause for any complaint against him/her in his/her

dealings with the teaching and non-teaching staff of

the University/college, and that he/she shall maintain

the highest standard of discipline of a University or

college student.

7.1 The Vice-Chancellor, who is responsible for

the maintenance of discipline in the University, may

delegate any of his responsibilities in this sphere to any

of his officers or the staff of the University and may

authorise them to deal with the offences by the

University students in the classroom, departments,

libraries, University offices, play-grounds, halls campus,

railway and bus stations, picture houses, delegacy

centres and all other places of public meetings and

gatherings within the radius of 5 kms. of the University.

7.2 The authority to recommend a fine or

suspension, or expulsion or rustication of a student for

acts of indiscipline shall rest in the Proctorial Board of

the University, and the final authority to expel or rusticate

a student shall rest in the Vice-Chancellor.

7.3 The Proctorial Board of the University shall

comprise of Proctor and Assistant Proctors whose

number shall be decided by the Executive Council on

the recommendation of the Vice- Chancellor from time

to time.

7.4 All the incidents of indiscipline of the students

shall be reported by teachers in the case of class-rooms,

Heads of Departments in the case of Departments or

its corridors, librarian in the case of library or its

verandahs, Registrar in the case of Administrative

offices or its adjoining campus, wardens in the case of

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Providing that the order of expulsion shall have to be

intimated to the University and the order of rustication

shall require prior approval of the Vice-chancellor.

Provided further that the withdrawl of such

financial or other benefits as are given to a college

student by the University shall be given only after

consulting the body, authority or officer by whose order

effect to the benefit has been initially conderred.

Provided also that in case of student of a college

affiliated to this University or of a constituent college

misconduct himself/herself in the University premises

or misbehaves with a University Officer, teacher or

employee, it shall be lawful for the Vice-Chancellor to

punish him/her by rustication or to direct the Principal

of the college to expel him/her or to order withdrawl

of such financial or other benefits as have been

accorded him/her by the University or to fine him/her

or to order him /her for a specified period from future

admission in a University teaching department or a

constitunent or affiliated college of this University.

(4) In case a student of University teaching

department misconducts himself/herself of is found

guilty of persistent idleness the different punishments

enumerated in the clause 7.4 may be imposed as under

.

(a) The punishment of warning may be

administered in case of minor indiscipline and to such

students as have misconducted themselves for the first

time. The punishment can be administered by the Vice-

Chancellor, the Pro-Vice- Chancellor, the Deans of the

Faculties, the Dean of the Student Welfare, the Proctor,

the Head of the Departments, the Wardens, the Vice

Chairman of Delegacy and the President Sports

Council. All warnings administered to students shall be

communicated to the Proctor's office and shall form

part of its records.

(b) (i) It shall be competent for the Vice-Chancellor

to fine a student by any sum not exceeding

Rs. 1000.00

(ii) It shall be competent for the Pro-Vice-

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by a student among an offence under the Indian Penal

Code, it may take decision to report the matter to civil

authorities.

7.7 Explanation (as an Addendum):

(1) More than one punishment may be imposed on a student

simultaneously or a milder punishment initially imposed

may be subsequently converted into a more severe

punishment.

(2) Both the punishments of expulsion and rustication may

be imposed at any time during the session but they

must not be for a period less than the end of the

academic session. The punishment of rustication shall

be circulated to all the colleges affiliated to this

university established by law in India and to the Inter -

University Board . It shall entail forfeiture of all rights

and benefits of the studentship and shall disentitle the

student during the period a punishment from appearing

at any examination of the University and from taking

admission to any course either to a teaching department

of the University or to a constituent college or to a

college affiliated to this University. It may also involve

refusal of admission by other Universities of

Educational Institutions. The punishment of expulsion

shall also entail the forfeiture of all rights and benefits

of the studentship but an expelled student may be

admitted during the pendency of the expulsion order to

a college affiliated to this University, if the Head of

Institution expelling the student, the Head of the

Institution in which he is seeking admission and the

Vice-Chancellor agree to the same. An expelled student

may also be allowed to appear at any University

examination if the expulsion order is issued after more

than half of the academic session is over and he/she

otherwise fulfills all the conditions of eligitonvity of

appearing aat the examination including the attendance.

The order of expulsion shall be circulated to all the

colleges affiliated to this University.

(3) In case of college students all the punishments

enumerated in the preceding clause shall be imposed

by the Principal.

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delegacy and the President Athletic Association may

issue testimonials to a student in their official capacity

but shall not testify to the character of the student except

after obtaining from the student a good character

certificate issued by the proctor not earlier than six

months from the date. The Proctor's certificate shall

mention the name of the student the class in which he/

she is reading or the examination at which he/she has

appeared or the examination which he/she passed, the

period which he/she has put in the University as a

student and also whether he/she is a hosteller or a

member of the delegacy. The punishments of expulsion

and rustication and that of fine of Rs. 250.00 and above

shall be mentioned on the character certificate but it

shall be competent for the Vice-Chancellor to allow a

character certificate to be issued without a fine being

mentioned on the same. In case a student is found guilty

of misconduct or misbehavior it shall be competent for

the proctor to refuse to issue a character certificate or

to cancel a character certificate already issued.

(f) The order of expulsion and rustication shall

always be passed by the Vice-Chancellor after

consulting the Dean Student's Welfare and Proctor (if

not himself the inquiry officer)

Provided that the Vice-Chancellor or the Proctor may

suspend a student pending an enquiry against him/her

in case of complaint of such misconduct on his/her part

as in the opinion of Vice-Chancellor or the Proctor, as

the case may be, prima facie makes him/her liable to

be punished by expulsion or rustication. During the

period of sus

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Chancellor, the Deans of the Faculties, the

Dean of Student's Welfare and the Proctor to

fine a student by any sum not exceeding Rs.

500.00.

(iii) It shall be competent for the Heads of

Departments, the Wardens, the Vice-Chairman

of Delegacy and the President Athletic

Association by any sum not exceeding a sum

of Rs. 250.00 only.

(iv) It shall be competent for the Assistant Proctors,

the Superintendent of Hostels, Assistant Deans

of the Student Welfare or any other teacher

by any sum not exceeding Rs.250.00 only.

(c) It shall be competent for the Vice-Chancellor

in consultation with the Dean, Student's Welfare to

withdraw financial or other similar benefits granted to

a student.

(d) It shall be competent for a Dean of a faculty

in case of a student belonging to his faculty and for a

Head of a Department in case of a student enrolled in

his department to ask a student to withdraw from the

classes if they feel that such a withdrawl shall be

conductive to maintenance of discipline and proper

running of the Faculty, or the Department as the case

may be.

Provided that it shall be competent for the Dean

or the Head of the Department, as the case may be, to

recommend to the Vice-Chancellor/Proctor for

imposition of such other punishment as may be deemed

proper in the case.

(e) The Proctor or an Assist. Proctor duly

authorised by him shall be competent to issue a

character certificate to a student in the form prescribed

for the purpose on furnishing by the student such

information and such supporting from time to time under

the proctorial rules framed by the Proctor with the

concurrence of the Vice-Chancellor. The Vice-

Chancellor, the Pro Vice- Chancellor, the Deans of the

faculty, the Dean, Student's Welfare, the Head of the

Departments, the Wardens, the Vice Chairman

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Acts.51 (2) /i

CHAPTER - IX

PARENTS-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

9.01 The University Teaching Departments and

affiliated colleges/Institution may have a Parents-

Teachers Association for discussing various problems

and avenues of the academic development of students

and institution as well.

9.02 The Department/College shall make a

constitution for this association mentioning aims, objects

and procedure for execution of resolutions of the

association. The constitution shall be approved by the

Vice-Chancellor before its execution.

9.03 The type of association if any shall strictly be

a non-political organisation and may take up only such

matters which are only of academic taste and for the

welfare of Department/College.

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Acts.51 (2) /h

CHAPTER - VIII

CORRESPONDENCE COURSES AND

PRIVATE CANDIDATES

8.01 The University may promote and felicitate the

students/candidates to study at their places of residence

by correspondence establishing a centre for the

purpose.

8.02 The correspondence course scheme may also

be adopted by the different affiliated colleges but after

prior approval of the academic council of the University.

8.03 The rules and regulation for correspondence

courses shall be described by academic council as and

when required.

8.04 The matters regarding examination and award

of degree for candidates of correspondence courses

and private candidate shall be similar to those mentioned

in chapter III. Under the head of private candidate

and all such ordinances which are applicable for private

candidate shall be applicable to candidates of

correspondence courses, if any.

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Examination Committee. The inspector shall advice the

superintendent of the centre and send his report of

inspection for consideration of Examination Committee.

10.06 The practical examination in a subject for any

class shall be held at concerned Department/College

for candidates in that subject.

10.07 A viva-voce test when required for any

examination shall be held at University headquarters

and or such other places as may be made centre by

Examination Committee for the purpose.

10.08 No new college shall ordinarily by made a

centre for University Examinations unless it has set up

candidates for atleast three years.

Provided that examination committee may permit such

if satisfied that there is a real need for making the college

centre and college has all the facilities for it.

10.09 A person appointed by the University to conduct

and supervise its examination hall or to behold at a

centre shall be known as 'superintendent of a Centre' .

He / she shall be responsible for successful and fair

conduction of examination at the centre as per

guidelines and instructions of the university.

10.10 Superintendent of a centre may appoint persons

(s) of centre/ college concerned to act as Assistant

Superintendent (s) and Invigliators for his/her help in

managing the examination at the centre.

The number of Assistant Superintendents and

Invigilators shall be as per regulations made by the

University for the purpose from time to time.

10.11 Every Superintendent of a centre, all Assistant

Superintendents and Invigilators shall be deemed to be

the public servant with in meaning of section 21 of the

Indian Penal Code during the course of an examination

of examinations conducted by the University for a

period of one month prior to the commencement of

and of six months immediately following examination

or examinations.

10.12 An assault on or use of criminal force to a

Superintendent, Assit. Superintendent or an Invigilator

during the period mentioned in Ord. 10.11 shall be

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Act. / S. 51 (2) / m

CHAPTER - X

THE CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION10.01 Subject to the provisions of section 48 of the

U.P. State Universities Act 1973, the examinationcommittee shall direct the arrangements for the conductof examinations, through the Registrar/Controller of theUniversity.

10.02 The Examination Committee of the Universityin terms of the provisions of section 29 of the U.P.State Universities Act. 1973, shall be constituted asbelow:(i) The Vice-Chancellor (Ex-officio) who shall be

the chairman of the committee.(ii) The Pro-Vice - Chancellor (if any) Ex- officio

- Member.(iii) All the Deans of faculties who are members

of Executive Council. - Member(iv) Two Heads of the Department of University

Teaching Department -Member( other than those covered by (iii) on rotation in order

of seniority)(v) Two Principals of the affiliated college by

rotation in the order of seniority - Members(vi) The Registrar (Ex -Officio)(vii) The Controller of the examination who shall

be the member secretary of the committee(Ex- Officio)Provided that Chairman may also co-opt

maximum two teachers of University / College, if hefeels necessary for the particular meeting as invitedmember.

Same as otherwise provided, the member ofthe examination committee other than Ex- Officiomembers shall hold office for a period of one year.

10.03 The Registrar/Controller will be responsible forconducting University Examinations through centreSuperintendents at various examination centres.

10.04 The Examination Committee may make anyplace a centre of Written Examination and impose suchconditions and restriction for making the centre as itmay deem fit.

10.05 Examination centres shall be made subject toinspection by some person or persons appointed by

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Act. / S. 51 (2) / L

CHAPTER - XI

APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINERS AND

TABULATORS11.1 List of persons qualified for appointment as

examiners for the examination for the Master's Degree

in each subject shall be prepared by the Board of

Studies concerned. This list shall consist of two parts.

The first part (consisting of the Internal-Panel) shall

include the names of persons not in the service of the

University / college affiliated to the University as the

case may be, and the second part (consisting of the

external panel ) shall include the name of persons not

in the service of the University/college (s) but are

involved elsewhere in teaching of the subjects

concerned.

11.2 Similar list, each in two parts, shall be prepared

for the first Degree Examination in each subject. All

persons included in the external panels for the Master's

Degree Examination may also be ipsofacto included in

the panels for first degree examination. The internal

panels for such examination shall include persons in

the service of the university/colleges.

11.3 The names on the internal panel shall ordinarily

be arranged in the order of seniority as determined, by

the university.

11.4 (a) The Board of Studies concerned shall submit

every year the names of persons who may have

acquired the necessary qualification since the

submission of previous lists and shall report the name

of any persons who have ceased to possess the requisite

qualifications or who may have become incapable of acting

as examiners by reason of age, infirmity or some other cause.

11.4 (b) Ordinarily Board of Studies will recommend

three names of examiners for each theory paper/

practical / field work keeping in mind specialisation and

field of subject required for the purpose.

11.5 The lists prepared by the Board of Studies shall

be submitted to the examination committee which shall

finally approve the panel (examination committee may

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deemed to be an obstruction voluntarily caused to a

public servant in the discharge of his public function

punishable under section 186 of the Indian Penal Code

be cognizable offence.

10.13 The Superintendent of centre, Asstt.

Superintendent (s) and Invigilatior (s) shall be provided

remunerations prescribed by the University /U.P. Govt.

from time to time.

10.14 The Examination Committee may send Flying

Squads and Observers to the centre to inspect, check

and promote fair examination. Flying Squads shall also

be authorised to take search to any examinee and may

report the cases of unfair means if any to the University

Examination Committee for its consideration and

decision.

10.15 To supplement these ordinances, Examination

Committee may issue detail rules and regulations for

conduction of examination or examinations.

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lavish or careless in evaluating Answer Books.

11.9 In case a qualified person's name excluded

from the internal panels he/she may prefer his/her claim

to the Vice-Chancellor who shall get it examined by

the Examination Committee and admit or reject the

claim on merit.

11.10 Notwithstanding anything contained in these

Ordinances, the Executive Council may at any time

either of its own motion or on any authentic objection

of a serious nature made by any person or authority,

remove from a panel the name of a person who has

been appointed an examiner or papersetter.

11.11 Wherever possible, not more than one

papersetter shall be appointed from anyone affiliated

college in the same subject for any one examination.

11.12 No one shall be appointed an examiner of more

than one paper of a class except in the Faculties of

Science, Management, Engineering and Technology

and Medicine.

11.13 In all the examinations taken together no person

shall ordinarily be appointed an examiner in more than

one written paper, one viva- voce test and one practical

examination.

11.14 There shall be Board, consisting of two

examiners (of whom atleast one shall be an external

examiner) for conducting the practicals and/or viva-

voce examination..

11.15 There shall be separate Board of Examiners

for each centre for conducting the practical examination

in each subject which requires such an examination.

Each Board shall consist of not less than two members

provided that in those centres which offers more than

one special group to their students there will be atleast

one examiner representing each special group.

11.16 There be a Board consisting of two examiners

(of whom one shall be an external examiner and the

other the teacher under whom the candidate has

worked) for reading the thesis (Dissertation/Project)

and conducting viva-voce, if prescribed, in a subject

for M.A.,M.B.A.,M.Sc.,M.Com., M.Ed., M.C.A. and

M.Tech. examinations.

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delegate the powers to the Vice-Chancellor in this

regard).

11.6 No person shall be eligible for appointment as :-

(i) a paper setter in a postgraduate examination

unless he/she has experience of teaching the

subject to the postgraduate classes for atleast

five years, or in case he/she holds a Doctorate

Degree in the subject concerned, of three

years.

(ii) a paper setter in udergraduate examination

(including B.Tech. L.L.B. and M.B.B.S. etc.)

unless he/she has experience of teaching the

subject in these classes for atleast five years.

(iii) a co-examiner unless he/she has experience

of teaching the subject for the degree (for

which he/she is to be appointed a co-examiner)

for a total period of not less than three years.

11.7 The term of papersetter or a co-examiner other

than the one appointed for practical examination or for

an examination for postgraduate or professional degree,

may be for three years, unless otherwise changed by

Board of Studies.

11.8 An examiner's work shall be deemed to be

unsatisfactory if :

(i) Mistakes of such nature and in such number

as may be prescribed in the Regulations are

found in his/her work in the course of Scrutiny

or otherwise, or if:

(ii) He/she found to have delayed the work without

reasonable ground.

(iii) There is an adverse report of serious nature

from the Head Examiner,or if :

(iv) There are reasonable doubts about his/her

integrity or there is suspicion that he/she is

accessible to examinees or their relations, or if :

(v) There are serious complaints against his/her

paper, i.e that his/her paper was much above

or below the standard or contained questions

outside the prescribed course of studies, or if:

(vi) It is found that he /she was unduly harsh or

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shall have to give an undertaking to the Registrar not

to divulge any information which they are expected to

keep secret.

11.23 Person/Agency appointed for the tabulation

may be removed by the Vice-Chancellor without

assigning any reason, if it is found that they are

inefficient or negligent in the discharge of their duties.

11.24 All the Tabulators and Collators shall be

appointed by the Vice-Chancellor and shall be paid

prescribed remuneration.

11.25 The appointment of examiners for Ph. D.,

D.Lit. and D.Sc. shall be regulated as per ordinances

for the purpose separately.

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11.17 The examination in the written papers, the

practical, oral and sessional test, in each subject or group

of subjects for an examination in the Faculty of

Engineering & Technology shall be conducted by Board

of two examiners, one of whom shall be an external

examiner and the other an internal examiner, who shall

be a teacher of the subject concerned appointed in the

order of seniority by rotation for one year.

11.18 The internal examiner will act as convenor of

the Board concerned. The marks shall be submitted

under the signatures of all the members of the Board

concerned, but the report on the working of

examinations, the equipment of laboratory, and thesis

shall be submitted by the external of each Board.

11.19 The result of the University examinations shall

be tabulated in triplicate. One copy shall be tabulated

by an External Tabulator who shall be from amongst

the Teachers (working or retired) of the University or

affiliated Colleges or Institution, while the second copy

shall be prepared by University Teacher and third shall

be tabulated by Internal tabulator who shall be from

among the the members of the University office staff

consisting of the Office Superintendents/Asstt.

Registrar / Deputy Registrar in order of rotation.

11.20 When the three copies of the Tabulation Charts

have been prepared, these shall be compared and

checked by a set of two collators, one of whom shall

be member of the teaching staff of the university or an

affiliated college or an affiliated Institute, while the other

shall be a member of the University office staff (as

defined Ord. 11.19 above.)

11.21 If Examination Committee and Executive

Council feel it proper and relevant, result may be

prepared by computer. The agency for the purpose

shall be chosen on the basis of secret tenders from

different agencies. Only the Vice-Chancellor and

controller/Registrar shall be the sufficient authorities

to finalise the agency for the purpose and terms and

conditions of the work.

11.22 Persons/Agencies appointed as Tabulators

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Institution or Principal of the college may, on the

recommendation of the supervisor, permit candidate to

work in an other Institution approved by the Academic

Council, where adequate facilities exist. In such cases

there may be a co-supervisor belonging to the place,

where candidate is allowed to work.

(III) (a) Registration fee shall be prescribed for the

purpose from time to time by the University.

(b) Ten copies of the plan of work giving the

purpose of study and indicating clearly the

original contribution to knowledge which the

thesis proposed to make and which will bring

to light material not yet known and are used

by scholars or fresh interpretation of already

known facts. The Synopsis so prepared must

indicate the proposed research design, tools,

methodology, hypothesis and tentative chapter

details, whereever necessary.

(c) In no case a teacher of any other University/

Institution which has its own Ph.D. programme

may act as Supervisor or Co-Supervisor for

candidate to be registered at this University.

12.3 A candidate shall ordinarily be permitted to

work for Ph. D. degree in the subject in which he/she

obtained his/her Master's degree. Provided that

research work leading to Ph.D. Degree may be allowed

in allied (interdisciplinary) subject(s) in the same or

other Department /Faculty if the Research Degree

Committee concerned is satisfied that the candidate

possesses the requisite qualification to take up the

proposed work.The matters regarding interdisciplinary

subject may be decided by B.O.S. concerned which

should be further approved by RDC concerned.

12.4 (I) The person recommended for appointment as

a supervisor or co-supervisor must possess a Ph.D.

degree in the subject (or in an allied subject) and must

be :

a serving or retired teacher (of the Universityor any of its affiliated colleges) having taught thesubject (or / and any allied subject) for not less thanten years at UG level and/or five years at the Master's

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Act/S. 51 (2) / a, b, c, m & o

CHAPTER - XII

ORDINANCES FOR DOCTOR OF

PHILOSOPHY (Ph.D.)12.1 (a) A candidate for registration for the degree of

Ph. D. must at the time of application posses a Master'sDegree of this University or of any other University(duly incorporated by any law for the time being inforce) or deemed as a University under the UniversityGrants Commission Act. and recognised by theExecutive Council for the purpose, provided that thecandidate has secured at least fifty percent (50%)marks at the Master's Degree Examination.

12.1 (b) Subject to clause (a) the additional or any otherqualification if so needed shall be determined byFaculties concerned.

12.2 (I) A candidate for registration for thePh.D.degree must apply to the university on prescribedform stating :-(i) his/her qualification and experience.(ii) the subject on which he/she proposes to work

alongwith the proposed title of the thesis.(iii) the name of the supervisor (and co-supervisor,

if any)(iv) name of the institution/department where he/

she proposes to carry on his/her research.Note : The institution shall be a Teaching Department

of the University or an affiliated college of theUniversity or an Institute having postgraduate classesin the subject concerned or such other ResearchInstitute as may be approved by the academic councilfor the purpose. Presently the Institutes which arerecognised for the purpose are:

(1) CDRI Lucknow (2) ITRC Lucknow(3) NBRI Lucknow (4) CIMAP Lucknow

(II) The application shall be forwarded by Headof Department/Principal of the college with a certificatethat adequate facilities exist and that the candidate willbe allowed to work in the Department/Institution underthe supervision of the person mentioned in theapplication.

Provided that the Head of Department/

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suitability of the topic of research and also of the

synopsis if necessary. The experts may be asked to

attend R.D.C. meeting as and when required, they shall

be treated as expert member of R.D.C. for the purpose.

Provided also that Heads of the University

Teaching Departments and/or convener B.O.S. shall

be ex-officio member as the case may be, and convener

as well of the Research Degree Committee in their

respective subjects.

12.7 (a) The Research Degree Committee shall

examine (i) if the topic proposed and the plan of work

submitted is suitable for research. (ii) the supervisor

(and the co-supervisor, if any) is/are qualified and

suitable to guide the proposed work and (iii) adequate

facilities for work exist at the place/places of work.

(b) The expert member or Research Degree

Committee shall give reasons in detail for revision or

rejection of the application or for not approving the

proposed Supervisor/ Co-supervisor, as the case may

be provided as under-.

(i) Where the expert member and/or Research

Degree Committee accept the application, the

candidate, the Supervisor (and Co- Supervisor, if any )

the Research Degree Committee shall have the power

to modify the topic. The modified topic shall be

communicated to the candidate and the Supervisor (and

the Co-supervisor, if any).

(ii) Where the Research Degree Committee

directs revision of the synopsis so as to be suitable for

the approved or modified topic, the revised synopsis

may be referred to the sub-committee consisting of (i)

the Convener, (ii) the co-convener and (iii) the

Supervisor concerned for decision on behalf of the

Research Degree Committee.

When the Research Degree Committee is of

the view that the application must be rejected, it shall

indicate reasons in detail for such rejection.

Before the Research Degree Committee reject

the application finally, the candidate shall be given

hearing at a subsequent meeting or before sub

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Degree level or a scientist in a research institution and

must have also at least two research papers to his/her

credit published in reputed journals of research.

Provided that a teacher not having Ph.D. degree may

in special case be permitted to act as supervisor if he/

she has 15 yrs UG and/or 10 years PG teaching

experience but having at least 5 papers to his/her credit

in the subject concerned.

Provided further that a teacher or scientist or

an eminent scholar who is or has been earlier

recognised by the University suitable to act as Ph.D.

Supervisor may be allowed to act as such.

(II) Relative (as defined in the explanation of

section 20 of the U.P. State Universities Act., 1973) of

a candidate supplicating for Ph.D. shall not be allowed

to act as his/her supervisor or co-supervisor.

(III) Normally a professor may undertake eight, a Reader

six and a Lecturer four and a retired teachers only two

students for Ph.D. Supervision under his/her Guidance

at a time.

12.5 The application(s) shall be placed for

consideration and approval before the Research Degree

Committee of the subject concerned which may take

its form by circulation or may meet whenever necessary.

(The applications for Ph.D. registration may

be submitted at any time in academic session yet

preferably in month of July and August of every session

12.6 The Research Degree Committee in each

subject of study shall comprise the V.C. who shall be

the Chairman, the Dean of the Faculty and Head of

university teaching Department/convener, Board of

studies of the subject concerned and one senior

member of the department/subject in order of rotation

(for one year) as co-convener.

The Committee may consult two experts in

the subject related to the topic of Research and synopsis

of the candidate, appointed by Vice-Chancellor for

the purpose from the list of atleast ten experts supplied

by Head of Department / Convener of R.D.C.

concerned in consultation with the supervisor

concerned.

The synopsis before placing or circulation to

R.D.C. may be sent to aforesaid experts to determine the

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'ksaid period of forty eight months or the extended period,

the candidate may apply for re- registration alongwith

a prescribed fee within a period of six months from the

date on which the period of forty eight months or the

extended period expired. There upon he/she shall be

required to submit his/her thesis within a period of one

year from the date of re-registration.

12.10 Examiners for the evaluation of a thesis shall

be appointed out of the panel containing names - six

proposed by the supervisor concerned and another six

proposed by the Convener and shall finally be

appointed by the Vice- Chancellor as Chairman of the

Examination Committee.

Provided that if the panels are not available

from the Convener and / or Supervisor within one month

from the date of University letter seeking panels or if

the Vice-Chancellor feels that additional fresh names

are needed, it shall be lawful for him either to obtain

additional names from the Supervisor/Convener

concerned or in the absence of any of the panel from

the internal expert in the Research Degree Committee

and get the thesis processed for evaluation.

12.11 After the thesis is complete (and perferably

one paper being published in reputed journal) the

candidate shall submit to the Registrar three printed or

typed (but not published) copies of his/her thesis

together with copies of brief summary of thesis.

12.12 The Medium of expression for every thesis

shall be either English or Hindi (written in Devangari)

except in the case of subjects concerned with any of

the languages where the thesis may, at the option of

the candidate, be presented in the language.

12.13 The thesis shall comply with the following

requirements -

(i) It must be a piece of research work

characterised either by the discovery of facts

or by a fresh approach towards the

interpretation of facts and theories.

(ii) It shall be satisfactory in respect of language

and presentation of subject matter.

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committee as above.

After hearing the Research Degree

Committee or subcommittee may either recommend

rejection of the application finally or may accept the

application. In both cases, it shall state reasons in detail.

In case the Research Degree Committee does

not approve the name of the supervisor mentioned in

the application, the candidate may suggest the name of

another supervisor without a fresh application.

12.8 If permission is granted by the Research

Degree Committee, the candidate shall pursue his/her

research under the supervision on the topic approved,

for not less than twenty four months commencing from

date of registration as scholar.

Provided further that the Vice- Chancellor, if

satisfied by candidate's published work, on the

recommendation of the supervisor and the convener

may reduce the period upto six month only for submitting

the thesis. In case the candidate fails to submit the

thesis within the curtailed period, the curtailment granted

to him/her shall stand automatically cancelled and he

shall not be allowed to submit his thesis before one

year from the date of the curtailment order.

Provided also that the Vice-Chancellor may

allow change of Supervisor, if he is satisfied with the

reason for such change.

12.9 (a) If the admission of a candidate is cancelled by

Head of the Institution concerned on the ground of

unsatisfactory progress report of the supervisor or any

ground of indiscipline, misconduct etc, his/her

registration shall stand cancelled in the University with

effect from the date of cancellation of his/ her admission.

(b) On permission being granted by the convener

of Research Degree Committee the candidate may

submit his /her thesis at any time after twenty four

months from the date of his/her registration till the

completion of forty eight months from the date of

permission of the Research Degree Committee, provided

that extension may be granted by the Vice-Chancellor

upto one year on the recommendation of the

Supervisor.For extention of one year candidate should

apply one month before the expiry perod of 4 years.

Provided further that after the expiry of the

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'k(v) The revised thesis under sub-classes (ii) and

(iv) Proceeding shall be required to be submitted

within one year of the date of communication of the

recommendation of the examiner concerned alongwith

a fee prescribed for the purpose and a certificate from

the supervisor stating that the thesis has been revised

on the lines indicated by the examiners.

(vi) When the thesis has been approved, the

candidate will be required to appear at open viva-voce

examination before a Board consisting of the Supervisor

(unless otherwise directed by the Vice-Chancellor) and

one of the examiners recommending approval of the

thesis. In case anyof the examiner of the Board is not

available, the Vice-Chancellor may appoint any other

examiner from the panel and he shall be supplied thesis

with the report on the thesis before the conduct of the

viva-voce examination. The viva-voce in open manner

will be held in respective departments in case of

University teaching department or at University

Headquarter.

Note - A vide publicity should be given through notices

about the day, date and time of viva - voce with the

venue of the same.

(vii) In case both the viva -voce examiners

recommend the thesis shall finally be accepted, and

the candidate may be awarded Ph.D. degree. In case

both the viva-voce examiners are not satisfied of where

there is a difference of opinion between them the

candidate shall be asked to reappear at a second viva -

voce examination to be conducted by the same

examiners within six month. If the candidate fails to

satisfy the viva-voce examiners second time, the thesis

shall finally by rejected.

(viii) In case the examiners of the Board are not

available or the external examiner does not finalise

within three months, the date for the viva- voce

examination, the Vice-Chancellor may appoint any other

examiner from the panel or out of panel for the purpose.

Note - The report of the examiners on the thesis shall

be made available to the Board of Examiners (of viva-

voce) before the viva-voce examination.

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12.4 The thesis shall be accompanied by a certificate

from the supervisor stating that the thesis embodies

the work of the candidate himself/herself and that the

candidate worked under him for not less than 24 months

the period required, together with a forwarding

certificate from the Head of the Department/Institution

concerned.

12.15 The candidate shall remit a fee with the thesis

as prescsribed for Ph. D. examination at the time.

12.16 On receipt of the thesis alongwith the

certificate and the fee prescribed, it shall be sent to

two examiners (of whom preferably at least one shall

be from University out of the state of U.P.) Each

examiner, beside given his comments on the quality of

the thesis, shall clearly state whether-

(i) the thesis should be approved for a conferment

of Ph.D. degree, or

(ii) the thesis should be revised on lines indicated

by the examiner, or

(iii) the thesis should be rejected.

12.17 (i) If both the examiners recommend approval of

the thesis, it shall be approved.

(ii) If both the examiners recommend revision of

the thesis the reports of both the examiners shall be

exchanged by correspondence requesting them to

suggest a common line for revision and the candidate

shall be asked to revise and resubmit the thesis on the

common lines. The revised thesis shall be again sent to

the same examiners, after revision, for final comments

and decision.

(iii) If neither of the examiners recommends

approval (ie. One rejects and other suggests revision

or both reject) it shall be rejected.

(iv) If only one examiner recommends approval of

the thesis it shall be referred to the third examiner whose

recommendation shall be final. In case the third examiner

recommends revision, the candidate shall resubmit his/

her thesis after revision on the lines indicated by the

third examiner. The revised thesis shall be sent to third

examiner for evaluation (or whenever necessary, any

other person appointed by the Vice-Chancellor even out

of panel and his recommendation shall be final.

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confirmation of Ph.D. Degree.

(b) A candidate shall be eligible to receive the

degree of the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) only when

all the examiners of the thesis and the viva-voce

examiners unanimously recommend that thesis is to be

acceptable for the award of the Ph.D. Degree of this

University.

(c) A copy of the reports of the examiners shall be given

to the candidate for his/her information if he/she applies

for the same in writing to the Head of the Department/

Convener R.D.C. after payment of prescribed fee.

(d) The candidate on the publication of his/her

thesis shall state on the title page that it is a thesis

approved for the Ph.D degree of the R.M.L. Avadh

University-Faizabad.

12.22 The fee will be payable by every candidate as

decided by the university from time to time.

Provided that a teacher of the University or of

the affiliated college shall be exempted from the

payment of guidance and laboratory fees.

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12.18 A candidate after being permitted to supplicate

for the Ph.D. Degree, notwithstaning to the contrary,

contained in any Ordinance of the University, shall not

get himself/herself enrolled for any degree course or

examination, whether of this university or of any other

university.

12.19 A candidate on being permitted to be

supplicated for Ph.D. degree involving practical

laboratory work shall work on whole time basis.

Provided that persons serving in any Institution or

Organisation in the same town shall be exempted from

this requirement. Provided further that the condition of

research work on whole time basis shall also not be

applicable to the teachers of affiliated colleges of this

University but they shall have to put in six months of

practical laboratory work, so certified by the their

supervisor concerned.

12.20 Notwithstanding any to the contrary contained

in any ordinance hereinabove, whether the application

for work involving inter disciplinary research is submitted

:-

(a) the Research Degree Committee in the

discipline in which Ph.D. degree has been sought shall

be the body competent to consider the application under

ordinance 12.7 When the Research Degree Committee

concerned considers such case an expert related to

discipline concerned shall be invited.

(b) more than one person may be approved to

guide the research work, one from each discipline. One

of them shall be the supervisor and the other shall be

co-supervisor (s) as the Research Degree Committee

may approve. The supervisor shall be from the discipline

in which Ph.D. Degree is sought.

(c) more than one place may be approved as a

centre where the proposed research work is to be done.

Work at a place shall be done under the guidance of

the supervisor or a co-supervisor, as the case may be.

12.21 (a) The reports on the thesis and the report of

the viva-voce examiners shall be placed before the

Examination Committee for necessary action regarding

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interview the candidate on the basis of the plan of

work submitted by him/her.

(c) The Research Degree Committee shall give

reasons in detail for acceptance, revision or rejection

of the application.

(d) In case the Research degree Committee

recommends the revision of synopsis the candidate may

submit a revised synopsis for reconsideration by the

Research Degree Committee. He/She may be required

to re-appear for interview on the revised synopsis

before the Research Degree Committee.

13.6 The recommendation of the Research Degree

Committee shall be final and shall be communicated to

the candidate soon after the decision of R.D.C.

13.7 On receipt of the thesis, the examiners shall

be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor as Chairman of

the Examination Committee out of the panel of 12

names, six to be proposed by the Convener of the Board

of Studies concerned and the other six sought by V.C.

from expert (s) of the Research Degree Committee.

13.8 The university may accord/confer honoriscausa

to a person who has made outstanding contribution in

the field, details of which may be finalised by the

respective R.D.C. or by the Academic Council/

Executive Council after obtaining approval from the

Honoruable Chancellor.

13.9 After the thesis is completed the candidate shall

submit four (printed or typed) copies of the thesis,

together with a fee prescribed for the purpose of D.Litt./

D.Sc. thesis evaluation. The candidate shall also submit

four (printed or typed) copies of the summary and five

copies of the synopsis of his/her thesis communicating

how far the thesis embodies the result of his/her own

observation, in what respect his/her investigation

appears to him/her to advance the bound of knowledge

and what authorities he/she has utilised in preparing

his/her thesis. He/She shall also submit in support of

his/her candidature, any paper or papers which he/she

might have published independently or jointly with other

authors.

13.10 The thesis shall comply with the following

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Act/S. 51(2)/a, b, c, m & o

CHAPER - XIII

ORDINANCES FOR DEGREE OF DOCTOR

OF LETTERS AND DOCTORS OF SCIENCE(D.Litt./D.Sc.)

13.1 A candidate for the degree of D.Litt. and D.

Sc. must be either:-

(a) A Doctor of Philosophy of this univesity having

FIVE independent Research Papers to his/her credit

other than those of Ph.D. work and thesis.

or

(b) A Doctor of Philosophy of at least five years

standing of any other University recognised for the

purpose having seven independent research papers to

his/her credit other than the work of Ph.D. thesis.

13.2 Every candidate for the said degree shall apply

to the Registrar on a prescribed proforma stating that

the subject and name of research advisor the pursuance

of D.Litt./D.Sc. and be supported by copies of his/her

published work. He/She will have to submit a certificate

from at least two eminent scientist/ teachers not below

the rank of a professor that he/she is a fit candidate to

supplicate for the D.Litt./D.Sc.

13.3 The application should be accompanied by a

Registration Fee prescribed for the purpose which is

not refundable.

13.4 The application shall be placed for consideration

at a meeting of the Research Degree Committee in

the subject concerned. Application must be received in

the University Office at any time but applications

received before 31st Aug. be placed before R.D.C. for

process.

13.5 The Research Degree Committee would be

the same as for the Ph.D. and may be free to co-opt

the external members as and when needed.

(a) The Research Degree Committee shall

examine if (i) the topic proposed is one which is suitable

for research, (ii) the candidate possesses the requisite

qualifications and, (iii) adequate facilities for works exist

at the place/ places of work.

(b) In arriving at its finding the R.D.C. may

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to reappear on the subsequent viva-voce to be

conducted by the same examiners unless there is any

vacancy among the examiners, it shall be filled in by

the Vice-Chancellor out of the panel. The examiners

present at the viva-voce test shall submit a joint report

indicating in detail opinion on the thesis as well as on

the candidate along with their recommendation

whether the candidate at viva-voce be approved or

be rejected for the award of D.Litt./D.Sc. Degree,

as the case may be.

13.12 The viva- voce examination shall be held in

the Department/University head quarters open to the

public duly notified.

13.13 Remuneration for evaluating the D.Litt./D.Sc.

thesis shall be as fixed by the Government /University

from time to time. The examiner who holds viva-voce

examination is also one of the examiners evaluating

the thesis he shall be paid for this in addition.

13.14 (a) A candidate shall be eligible to receive the

degree of D.Litt./D.Sc. only when all the examiners of

the thesis and the viva-voce examiners unanimously

recommend that the thesis is acceptable for the award

of the D.Litt./D.Sc. degree of this University.

(b) A copy of the reports of the examiners shall

be given to the candidate for his/her information if he/

she applies for the same in writing through the Head of

the Department / Convener of R.D.C.

(c) The candidate on the publication of his/her

thesis shall state on the title page that it is a thesis

approved for the D.Litt./D.Sc. degree of the Dr. R.M.L.

Avadh University, Faizabad.

13.15 The fee payable by the candidate for D.Litt./

D.Sc. be decided by the University from time to time.

Provided that a teacher of the University or of

its affiliated colleges shall be exempted from the

payment of guidance and laboratory fees.

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conditions:-

(1) The thesis must be a piece of original research

work characterised either by the discovery of facts or

by a fresh approach towards the interpretation of facts

of theories. In either case it should evince the

candidate's capacity for critical examination and sound

judgement and deep understanding of the subject. The

work must be such as may be considered to be a

contribution to knowledge in the subject.

(2) It shall be satisfactory in respect of language

and presentation of subject-matter.

13.11 The thesis shall be sent to three examiners, a

majority of them shall be external to the University.

Each examiner within six months of the receipt of the

thesis will evaluate it and send his report specifying (a)

whether the thesis is accepted for conferment of the

degree or (b) it be rejected.

If the majority of examiners recommend

approval of the thesis, the thesis shall be approved and

thereafter the examiners recommending approval shall

conduct the viva-voce examination of the candidate.

Provided that the presence of at least two

examiners shall be necessory at the viva-voce. In case

any of the examiners of the Boards is not available, the

Vice-Chancellor may appoint any other examiner from

the panel and he shall be supplied with the reports on

the thesis before the conduct of the viva- voce

examination. If the majority of the Board of viva-voce

examinaters are satisfied that the candidate is suitable

for the award of the D.Litt./D.Sc. degree and the thesis

is worth publication with or without modifications as

the case may be, the recommendation shall be placed

before the Examination Committee for consideration

and on the recommendation of the Examination

Committee, the Executive Council shall confer the

degree upon the candidate.

Provided further that if examiners are of the

opinion that the performance of the condidate at the

viva-voce is not upto the mark, he/she may be given

not less than six months time to improve him/her and

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(c) No candidate will be allowed to appear in the

end semester examination if he/she does not satisfythe attendance requirements as listed in section (a) &(b) ie. 75% of the attendance in each subject / paperseparately.

(d) A further relaxation of 15% may be given by Vice-Chancellor on recommendation of director for genuinereasons.

(d) The attendance shall be counted from the dateof admission in the Institute for purpose of appearingin the semester examination.

14.4 Maximum Duration :(a) Total duration of the B.Tech. course shall be 4

years (Eight semesters each of 90 days)(b) A candidate failing two times in first year

examination and also not eligible for the carry oversystem, shall not be allowed to continue the studiesfurther.

(c) The maximum time allowed for a candidateadmitted in Ist/ IIIrd semester to complete his/herB.Tech. course shall be 7/5 years. If a candidate atany stage of his / her course is found unable to completeit within the said time, he/ she shall not be allowed tocontinue the studies further.

14.5 Curriculum :(a) The 4 years curriculum will be divided into 8

semesters and shall include Lectures, Tutorials,Practicals, Seminars and Project in addition to PracticalTraining during summer vacation and education toursas defined in the scheme of syllabi and examination.

(b) It will include co-curricular and extra-curricularactivities as prescribed by the Institute from time totime.

14.6 Change of Branch :(a) Change of the branch may by allowed against the

vacant seats, after the last date of admission to theB.Tech. First Year Autumn (Ist) Semester, on the basisof merit in Combined Entrance Examination/ or in meriton basis of which admission is made.

(b) Change of branch may also be permitted after

the B. Tech. First year Spring (IInd) semester if seats

are vacant on the basis of merit of I year Examination.

(c) No change of branch shall be permitted to

diploma holders admitted in II year and also after two

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Act/S.51(2) 10

CHAPTER- XIV

FACULTY OF ENGG. & TECHNOLOGY

ORDINANCES FOR BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY

(B.TECH.) COURSESB. Tech courses shall be of four years comprising of eight semesters.Each Semester shall ordinarily be of 90 working days.14.1 Admission :

(a) The admission to B. Tech. first and thirdSemester will be made through Combined EntranceExamination conducted by the Admission Committee,a statutory body of Dr. R.M.L. Avadh University, inaccordance with the U.P. State University Act, 1973,Para 28 (4) or as directed by State Government/UGC/AICTE from time to time for purpose of admission.

(b) No direct admission will be made to the Spring(second) Semester of the first year or subsequent yearof the course.

(c) Admission or migration/transfer from anotherUniversity/ College is not permitted.

2 Eligibilty :(a) A candidate should have passed Intermediate

Examination of Board of High School & IntermediateEducation U.P. or its equivalent with Physics,Chemistry, Mathematics and English for admission toB. Tech. I year (Ist Semester).

(b) A candidate who has passed 3-4 years diploma(with 60% mark) recognised by the U.P. Board ofTechnical Education is eligible for admission to anybranch of Engineering in IIIrd semester upto 10% ofadditional seats in each branch.

(c) A maximum of fifteen percent of seats in eachbranch (trade) may by filled by NRI/NRI sponsored /university special quota by merit and counselling or elseas decided by Admission Committee of the University.

14.3 Attendance :(a) 75% attendances are compulsary in theory &

practicals seperately for appearing in examination.(b) Every candidate is required to attend all the

Lectures, Tutorials, Practicals and other prescribedcurricular and co-curricular activities. It can becondoned up to 25% on Medical grounds or on othergenuine reasons.

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kProvided that a candidate claiming for back papereligilibity must have appeared in both the semesters.

(c) A candidate who does not satisfy the requirements ofordinances 14.7 (c) (iii) shall have to repeat the wholeyear as a regular candidate after readmission or asEx-student.

(d) A candidate who does not satisfy the requirements ofOrdinances 14.7 (c) (iv) and 14.8 (b) may repeat thewhole year as a regular candidate after readmission ormay opt for ex-studentship.

(e) A candidate who does not pass in the back paperexamination, he/she shall have to appear as an ex-student only in such papers, only in the correspondingsemester examination.This shall be named as year backstudent ship.

(f) There shall be no Reback in any case.14.9 Carry Over System :

(a) A candidate who satisfies the requirements ofOrdinance 14.8 (b) shall have to appear in those theorypapers/practicals, which he carries as back papers insubsequent University Examination for the samesemester. Such candidates shall be eligible forprovisional promotion to the next year.

(b) A candidate shall not be promoted to third year or fourthyear unless he/she clears all the back papers of firstyear or second year respectively.

(c) The marks awarded to a candidate in the carry overexamination shall be the effective marks in the samesubject only if there are geater than the marks obtainedpreviously.

14.10 Ex- Studentship:(a) A student shall be eligible for ex-studentship provided

he/she satisfies the Ordinance 14.8(c) & (d) and shall berequired to apply by paying prescribed examination fee.

(b) A candidate opting ex-studentship shall be required tore-appear in all the examinations (Theory paper/practical/Project/Seminar and Practical Training) ofboth Semester of the concerned academic year. Themarks pertaining to sessional and general proficiencywill remain unaltered.

14.11 Results :(a) The result of a candidate shall be declared on the basis

of combined result of Autumn (odd sem.) and Spring(even sem.) Semester of the same academic year.

(b) The final result after all years of study shall be declaredafter adding the marks of previous years as follows:

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weeks from the start of Autumn (III) semester of

B.Tech. Second Year.

14.7 Examination :

(a) Students' performance shall be evaluated

through continuous assessment and end semester

Examination. The continuous assessment will be based

on Class tests, Assignments, Quizzes/Viva-Voce and

Attendance. The end semester examination will be

conducted by means of written papers, practicals and

oral tests, inspection of certified course work in classes

and laboratories, project work, design report or by means

of any combination of these methods.

(b) The distribution of marks for sessional, end

semester theory, practical and other examinations,

seminar, practical training and general proficiency shall

be as per the prescribed scheme of examination,

provided with curriculam.

(c) To pass an examination, a candidate shall be

required to obtain at least:

(i) 30% Marks in each theory paper in End

Semester Examination.

(ii) 50% Marks in each Practical/Project

Examination /Seminar/ Practical Training.

(iii) 50% Marks in the grand total of both semester

examinations marks of an academic year.

(iv) There shall not be minimum pass marks in

sessional and general proficiency (G.P.) However these

marks shall be added for the purpose of declaring the

result and divisions.

14.8 Promotion :

(a) A candidate satisfying all the conditions under

Ordinance 14.7 (c) shall be promoted to the next year

of study.

(b) A candidate who satisfies the requirements of

Ordinances 14.7 (c) (iii) and (iv) but fails to satisfy the

requirements of Ordinance 14.7 (c) (i) and (ii) in not

more than six theory papers and/or practicals and / or

Project Examinations/Seminars and Practical Training

on the basis of combined result of both Semester

Examinations of an academic year shall be eligible forprovisional promotion to the next year as per ordinance

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14.15 Medal :

A candidate entitled to receive a medal shall

pass all examinations in first attempt and without grace

and satisfying the conditions in the concerned clause.

14.16 Scrutiny : Normaly the scurity is not allowed but if in any

case V.C. feels it necessary it may be done on payment

of certain fee. A candidate shall be entitled for the

scrutiny of his/her examination result according to the

regulations laid down by Dr. R.M.L. Avadh University,

Faizabad. The Scrutiny shall be done by the Examination

Committee of the Institute/University.

14.17 Unfair means:

Cases of unfair means in the examination shall

be investigated by the Examination Committee of the

Institute/University in accordance with the ordinances

of Dr. Rammanohar Lohia Avadh University,

Faizabad.For this purpose, examination committee may

form a subcommittee known as UFM committee.

14.18 Re-Admission :

A candidate may be allowed for re-admission

to a year of study provided he/she satisfies one of the

following conditions:

(a) A candidate is declared fail.

(b) A candidate has not appeared in a Semester

Examination and he/she has been granted permission

for not appearing in the examination.

(c) A candidate has been detained by the Institute and has

also been permitted to take readmission.

(d) A candidate has passed the examination of a year as

an ex-student or has qualified for the carry over

systems.

(e) A candidate has been promoted with carry over

subjects and he/she opted for re-admission.

14.19 In the absence of any rules, the rules / decisions

existing for or decided by Dr. Rammanohar Lohia

Avadh University, Faizabad shall be final, and shall be

treated as part of these ordinances.

14.20 Cancellation of Admission :

The admission of a student at any stage of

study shall be cancelled, if

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(i) First year - grand total of both semesters.

(ii) Second year - 50% of first year grand total + Grand

Total of both semesters of second year.

(iii) Third year - 50% of second year grand total + Grand

Total of both semesters of third year.

(iv) Fourth year - 75% of third year grand total + Grand

Total of both semesters of fourth year.

(c) For diploma holder candidates admitted to IIIrd

semester of B. Tech. course.

IInd year 50% of aggregate marks.

IIIrd year 75% of aggregate marks.

IVth year 100% of aggregate marks.

14.12 Award of Division :

(a) The division shall be awarded on the basis of final year

result (prepared as per provisions of 14.11)

(b) If a candidate secures 50% or more but less than 60%

of the total marks, he/she shall be placed in SECOND

DIVISION.

(c) If a candidate secures 60% or more of the total marks,

he/she shall be placed in FIRST DIVISION.

(d) If a candidate secures 75% or more of the total marks

and also passes all examination in single attempt (without

grace marks), he/she shall be placed in FIRST

DIVISION WITH HONOURS.

(e) On the basis of final year result, the top three candidates

in each branch shall be awarded rank according to their

merit provided they pass all exams in single attempt.

14.13 General Proficiency :

The evaluation of general proficiency of a candidate

shall be done on the basis of his/her discipline, in the

institute, in the hostel, and performance in extra-

curricular activities.

14.14 Grace Marks :

(a) A candidate shall be entitled to award of grace marks

upto and not exceeding a maximum of ten marks in

maixmum four subjects including theory papers,

practicals, project and aggregate for the purpose of

passing the examination of the year.

(b) The grace marks shall not be added to the grand total

for the purpose of awarding the Divsion or Honours.

(c) The grace marks may also be awarded that year after

the backpaper exams, if required for passing.

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CHAPTER-XVFACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

Ordinance for Master of

Computer Application (MCA) Programmes

15.1 Admission :

Admission to the MCA Ist semester will be made as

per the rules prescribed by the Admission Committee

of Dr. R.M.L. Avadh University, Faizabad or by any

committee authenticated by the University/Govt. /UGC/

AICTE, from time to time.

15.2 Eligibility:

Bachelor's degree in any discipline (B.A./B.Sc./

B.Com./B.C.A./B.B.A.) with Mathematics as one of

the subject (s) at 10+2 level and having at least 50%

marks at graduate level.

15.3 Attendance :

(a) Every candidate is required to attend all the

lectures, tutorials, practicals and other

prescribed curricular and co-curricular

activities. It can be condoned upto 25% on

medical grounds or for other genuine reasons.

(b) A further relaxation of attendance upto 15%

can be given by Principal / Dean / Director of

the Institute for the students, who have been

absent with prior permission, for reasons

acceptable to the Director in consultation with

the HOD of concerned department.

(b) It will also include co-curricular,and extra

curricular activities as prescribed from time to

time by the College/University.

15.4 Duration:

(a) Total duration of the M.C.A. course shall be three

years, each year comprising two semesters.

(b) Each semester shall normally have teaching for the 90

working days.

(c) A student failing twice in Ist and / or IInd semester (or

first year) and not eligible for the carry over system

(clause 15.9) shall not be permitted to continue studies

further.

(d) Maximum time allowed for completing the M.C.A.

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(i) He/she is not found qualified as per AICTE /State

Government Norms and guidelines of the eligibility

criteria prescribed by the University.

(ii) He/ she is found unable to complete the course within

the stipulated time as prescribed in clause 14.4.

(iii) He/she is found involved in creating indiscipline in the

Institution/college or in the University.

14.21 Awards of Sessional Marks :

(a) The break up for awarding marks shall be as follows:

Theory Subjects

(i) Continuous Evaluation 60%

(Test, Tutorial, Assignments, Quizes)

(ii) Attendance 20%

(iii) Teacher Assessment 20%

(on the basis of over all performance of the student)

(b) Make up tests may be held only once, for those students

who could not appear in any one of mid-term class

tests due to genuine reasons on prior permission of

Director of the Institute.

(c) There shall be no sessionals in case of practicals, but

marks of practicals be distributed as

(i) Practical work 60% (By External & Internal)

(ii) Daily Records & 20% (By Internal Examinar)

Assessment

(iii) Viva 20% (By External Examinar)

14.22 Award of General Proficiency Marks :

G.P. marks will be awarded by the Director in

consultation with Heads, on the basis of Co-curricular,

extra- curricular activities and discipline inside & outside

the campus.

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(g) There shall be no minimum pass marks in sessionals

and G.P. However these marks will be added for purpose

of declaring result/division.

15.7 Permission for Exam. :

No candidate will be allowed to appear in the end

semester examinations if he/she does not satisfy the

over all average attendance requirements as per clause

15.3

15.8 Promotion Rules :

(a) A candidate satisfying all the condition under clause

15.6 shall be promoted to the next semester.

(b) (i) A candidate not satisfying the above condition but failing

in not more than 3 subjects/papers (Theory and / or

practical ) of a semester examination shall be promoted

provisionaly to next year.

(ii) The papers which are not clear, must be cleared by the

candidate in the same semester of next session.

(c) All other candidates will be required to repeat the

semester either as regular candidate, after re-admission

or opting for ex-studentship. This facility is however

subjected to the time limits stipulated in Clause No.

15.4

15.9 Promotion under carry over system :

(a) A candidate who fails in the category of clause No.

15.8 (b) shall become eligible for provisional promotion

to next semester and the carry over system to clear

the papers in which he failed.

(b) The student must have cleared all papers of first year

for getting admisson in third year i.e. (v)semester .

(c) No separate carry-over Examintaion will be held for

any subject except for M.C.A. Final year . Any

candidate eligible for the carry-over system shall have

to appear in the carry over subjects in the subsequent

University Examination for the same semester.

(d) Marks obtained in the carry-over Examination shall

replace the original marks. In both theory and practical

course, the carry-over Examination will be allowed upto

the limit of three papers/practicals of a semester only.

15.10 Ex-studentship :

(a) Candidate, opting for - ex- studentship, shall be required

to register by paying only readmission fee within 15

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course will be 5 (Five) years. Those who are unlikely

to satisfy the conditon shall not be allowed to continue

the studies further.

15.5 Curriculum :

(a) The 3 (Three) year curriculum will be divided into six

semesters. Semester Ist to Vth include lectures, tutorials,

practicals and seminars as defined in the scheme of

instructions of examinations. Semester VIth will be

exclusively devoted by students for project in Industries/

Organization, in which students shall be required to

work on the projects assigned by industries/

organisations / Institutions.

(g) The minimum pass marks shall be 50% in aggregate

of theory and practical both.

(h) The marks of the previous semester (s) shall not be

added in declaring the result of an individual semester

examination.

(i) There is no pass marks for General Proficiency (G.P.)

However marks of G.P. shall be added for the purpose

of declaring result.

15.6 Examination & Evaluation :

(a) Student's performance will be evaluated through

continuous assessment in the form of Class Tests,

Assignments, Quizzes, Viva-Voce/Practicals etc. There

shall also be an examination at the end of each semester

in theory subjects, practicals and project.

(b) The distribution of marks or the class tests, quiz test,

assignments, end semester theory, practical and other

examination shall be as per the prescribed scheme of

examination.

(c) The maximum marks for the theory subjects shall

consist of marks allotted for end semester examination

and sessional work.

(d) The minimum pass marks in the theory subjects shall

be 36 % in each paper of the semester ending theory

examination.

(e) 50% marks are necessary in each Practical/Project/

Seminor/Practical training, to pass the semester.

(f) The minimum 50% of the grand total of year i.e. of

both semester is necessary to be declared pass.

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(ii) Teacher Assessment 20%

(Overall performance in class)

(iii) Attendance 20%

(b) There shall be no sessional marks in case of

practicals.

(c) G.P. marks shall be awarded by the Head of

the Institution on basis of co-curricular and extra

curricular activities and discipline inside and outside of

the campus.

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days of the declaration of end semester results.

(b) Sessional marks in the subject of an ex-student shall

remain the same as those secured by him/her earlier.

15.11 Results :

(a) The result of a candidate shall be declared on the basis

of combined result of both semester of same academic

year.

(b) Results at the end of final year will be declared with

the following weightages :

I year 100% of aggregate marks

IIyear 100% of aggregate marks

IIIyear 100% of aggregate marks

15.12 Award of Division :

(a) If a candidate passes all examinations in single attempt

and secures 75% or more in aggregate marks he/she

shall be placed in the First Division with Honours.

(b) If candidate passes all examinations and secures

aggregate marks of 60% or more but less than 75%

he/she shall be placed in First Division.

(c) If candidate passes all examinations and secures

aggregate marks of 50% or more,but less than 60% ,

he/she shall be placed in Second Division.

(d) On the basis of final year result, candidate shall be

awarded rank according to their merit provided they

pass all the examinations in single attempt.

15.13 Grace Marks :

A maximum of 10 marks may be awarded in yearly

examination in maximum of four subjects and/ or

aggregate to those candidates who by award of these

marks can be declared to have passed in all the subjects

of both the semester.

15.14 Scrutiny shall be allowed as per the rules of the

University. Re-evaluation is not permitted in any case.

15.15 (a) Award of Sessional Marks :

The breakup of sessional marks shall be as follows :

Theory Sessionals

(i) Continuous Evaluation, Class test 60%

(Tutorial/Assignment/Quiz & Tests etc.)

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other than the business included in the agenda of the

original meeting shall be transacted.

(8) The Vice-Chancellor shall at the meeting of

the Executive Council and in his absence Pro-Vice -

Chancellor , if any, or a senior most member from

amongst the members present at the meeting, may

preside.

(9) A resolution or a proposal which a member of

the Executive Council wishes to be discussed in a

meeting of Executive Council shall be sent so as to

reach the Registrar atleast ten clear days before the

date of the meeting.

(10) All decisions of the Executive council on the

questions coming before it shall be taken by a majority

of the votes of the members present.

The Vice- Chancellor and in his absence the

member presiding shall have a Vote and in the case of

equality of votes a casting vote also.

(11) The minutes of the proceeding of every

meeting shall be drawn up by the Registrar and

countersigned by the Vice-Chancellor. They shall be

circulated to the members as early as possible after

the meeting and shall be placed before the Council at

its next meeting for confirmation.

16 (B) ADMISSION COMMITTEE :

(Ordinances regarding the constitution of the

Admission Committee of the University in terms of the

provision of Sec. 28 (1) of the Act. 1973 )

There shall be an Admission Committee of the

University, which shall be constituted as provided

hereinafter :

1. The Vice- Chancellor of the University who shall be

the Chairman of the Committee.

2. Pro- Vice Chancellor, if any,

3. Two Deans of Faculties by rotation for one year, except

the Dean of Faculties of Medicine and Dean of

Engineering and Technology.

4. Two Heads of the Departments and two Principals by

rotation in order of seniority for a period of one year

provided they are not the members of the Examination

Committee of the University.

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CHAPTER - XVI

ORDINANCES & REGULATIONS FOR

CONSTITUTION & CONDUCT

OF DIFFERENT BODIES16 (A) CONDUCT OF E.C. MEETINGS

(1) There shall be three types of the meetings of the

Executive Council, namely :

(i) Ordinary

(ii) Emergency

(iii) Special

(2) An ordinary meeting of the Executive Council

will normally be held once in three months on such

date and time as the vice Chancellor may direct.

(3) The Vice-Chancellor may, at any time, call an

emergency meeting at such notice as he may deem fit

to transact any business of immediate urgency. No

business other than that has been noticed, shall be

transacted at an emergency meeting.

(4) A special meeting shall be convened on a

requisiton signed by at least five members of the

Executive Council specifying the business to be

transacted there at.

(5) Except in the case of emergency meeting ,

convened by the Vice-Chancellor, the Registrar shall,

not less than 15 days previous to each meeting, issue

to each member, a notice giving the time and place of

meeting together with the Agenda. In the case of an

emergency meeting the Registrar shall give such prior

notice of the time and place of the meeting as in the

opinion of the Vice-Chancellor the circumstances

permit.

(6) A meeting may be adjourned to any other date

in order to complete unfinished business. No notice of

such an adjourned meeting need be sent to the members

not present at the meeting.

(7) One third of members of the Executive Council

inclusive of the chairman, shall form a quorum, if there

is no quorum of a meeting which has been adjourned

for want of quorum, provided, however, if there is no

quorum in such an adjourned meeting then no business

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rotation in order of seniority for a period of

one year.

(iv) One Lecturer from the University Teaching

Department concerned by rotation in order of

seniority for a period of one year.

Provided that in case a subject is being taught

in colleges affiliated to this University without

there being a department of the subject

concerned in the residential wing of the

university, two teachers of Reader rank from

colleges (only one Reader from a college) in

place of the persons who would have been on

the Board under the above subclauses (i) to

(iv) In such case Chairman/convener shall be

by rotation in order of seniority of Concern

subject teachers of University/colleges.

(v) Three Teachers from amongst the teachers

teaching the subject in the degree/P.G. colleges

(only one from a college) affiliated to this

University by rotation in order of seniority for

a period of one year.

Provided that in the case of Post Graduate

Board of Studies, two teachers shall be taken

only from such colleges as have Postgraduate

department in the subject concerned.

(vi) Three such persons not in the service of the

University or the affiliated colleges as may be

nominated by the Vice-Chancellor in

Consultation with the Head/convernor of

Board of Studies, having expert knowledge of

the subject for a period of three years.

4. In the Faculties of Medicine and Engineering, the

Boards of Studies of the different departments assigned

to the above faculties shall consist of the following :

(i) The Head of the departments concerned who

shall be its Chairman.

(ii) All Professors in the department.

(iii) All Readers in the department.

(iv) Three Lecturers from the department by

rotation in order of seniority for a period of

one year.

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5. Two such persons as may be co-opted by the Admission

Committee to serve as members of the Committee.

6. The controller of the examination, if any.

7. The Registrar of the University who shall be the Ex-

Officio Secretary of the Committee.

8. Same as otherwise /Provided, members of the

Admission Committee other than Ex-Officio member

shall hold office for a period of one years.

16 (C) EXMINATION COMMITTEE :

(There shall be an Examination Committee of the

University in terms of the provisions of Sec. 29 (1) of

the Act - 1973) . The Examination Committee shall be

Constituted as provided hereinafter :

1. The Vice-Chancellor of the University who shall be

the Chairman of the Committee.

2. The Pro-Vice- Chancellor (if any).

3. Two Deans of the Faculties.

4. Two Heads of the Departments and two Principals by

rotation in order of seniority.

5. Such other teachers not exceeding two in numbers as

may the co-opted by the Examination Committee to

serve as members of the Committee for a period of

one year.

6. The Registrar of the University, who shall be the ex-

officio secretary of the committee.

7. The Controller of the Examination, if any.

16 (D) CONSTITUTION OF BOARD OF STUDIES :

(As per provision of 27 (8) of Act - 1973)

1. The constitution of the Boards of Studies in the various

departments of the different faculties shall be regulated

by these ordinances.

2. In each department recognised under the Statutes, there

shall be a Board of Studies.

3. In the Faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, Law and

Education each Board of Studies shall consist of the

following :

(i) The University Head of the Department

concerned who shall be its Chairman and

convener.

(ii) All Professors in the Department.

(iii) One Reader in the department concerned by

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expert knowledge of the subject assigned to

the department for a period of two years.

Faculty Board may delegate its power to Vice-

Chancellor in this regard.

6. The Board shall have the following function :

(i) To propose to the Faculty Board concerned,

new courses or modification of the existing ones

for different examinations.

(ii) To recommend to the Examination Committee

the list of examiners for the subject (s) assigned

to the departments.

(iii) To advise the Faculty in respect of all academic

matters relating to the subject (s) assigned to

the departments.

(iv) To perform all such functions as are entrusted

to it by the Act, Statues and Ordinances or,

are assigned to it by the Academic Council or

the Faculty Board concerned.

The meeting of the Board shall be called at the direction

of its Chairman and it shall ordinarily meet at least once

during each academic session.

16 (E) AWARD OF MEDALS AND PRIZES TO THE

STUDENTS

(As per provisions of S 51 (d) of Act - 1973)

(1) The medals would be awarded to the glorious students.

The rules in this connection shall be made by a

committee for the purpose but before the conduct of

examination concerned.

(2) The committee for Medals Award shall be comprised

of Vice-Chancellor as Chairman and members

nominated by him from members of acedamic council.

(3) The University will award, each session, a Gold Medal,

Known as 'Chancellor's Gold Medal' to each of the

students who, after having pursued a course of study

as a regular student in an affiliated college or institute

or in a teaching department of the University, stands

first among all the successful candidates of the year in

the University Examinations for any of Degree

mentioned below, or for any other Master Degree

instituted by the University hereinafter:

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(v) Three such persons not in the service of the

University or of the affiliated colleges as may

be nominated by the Board of the Faculty

concerned on account of their possessing

expert knowledge of the subject assigned to

the department for a period of two years.

Faculty Board may delegate its powers to

Vice-Chancellor in this regard.

5. In the Faculty of Agriculture, the Boards of

studies of the different departments in the faculty shall

consist of the following :

(i) The Dean of the Faculty who shall be the

Chairman.

(ii) One Professor nominated by the Academic

Council on the recommendation of the Board

of the Faculty concerned from amongst the

Professors from the departments of

Economics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany for

a Period of one year.

(iii) One Reader nominated by the Academic



Readers of the departments of Economics,

Chemistry, Zoology and Botany for a period

of one year.

(iv) One teacher nominated by the Academic



teachers of the University Teaching

Departments of Economics, Chemistry,

Zoology and Botany for a period of one year.

(v) Four teachers including the Principal teaching

the subject concerned (particular branch of

Agriculture to which the board of studies

relates) from the colleges affiliated to this

University by rotation in order of seniority for

a period of one year.

(vi) Four such persons not in the service of the

University or of the affiliated colleges as may

be nominated by the Board of the Faculty

concerned on account of their possessing

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kUniversity and in case no qualified candidate is eligible

in any year, the medal shall not be awarded.

(5) In case of a tie between two students or more,

the award of the Chancellor's as well as the Vice-

Chancellor's Gold Medal will be decided by a committee

(i) Consisting of the,Vice-Chancellor - Chairman

(ii) Dean of the Faculty (Concern)- Member

(iii) The Head of the department (concern) of the University

or

The seniormost Principal in the case of Colleges-

Member

(iv) The Dean Students Welfare - Member

(v) The Chief Proctor - Member

(vi) The Registrar, who shall be the ex-officio secretary

of the committee.

6. The merit list shall be prepared by the Controller

of the examination with the declaration of the first result

and no alteration in it shall be made as a result of one's

improvement of marks on account of scrutiny/ back-

paper/ carry over etc.

7. The rules for awarding other medals sponsored

by any diginitory or any Organisation will be made by

the Award Committee of the University as and when

needed but before the conduct of examination of that

year, during which it is decided. The decisions so taken

shall be considered as regulations for this purpose.

16 (F) SPORTS COUNCIL

There shall be a sports council of University to promote

the atheletic, games and sports activities in the students of

University teaching departments and affiliated colleges. The

constitution of council shall be as follows:

(i) The Vice-Chancellor----------- Patron.

(ii) One president, one Vice-president, one secretary, two

deputy secretary and 12 teacher members all nomi-

nated by the Vice-Chancellor.

(iv) The registrar of the University ........... Member.

(iii) Finance officer------------------Treasurer.

The rules and regulations of the council shall be gov-

erned by the constitution of sports councill passed and approved by

executive council on 18 September 2003.

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(i) The Degree of Master of Arts.

(ii) The Degree of Master of Science.(iii) The Degree of Master of Commerce.(iv) The Degree of Master of Education.(v) The Degree of Master of Engineering orTechnology.(vi) The Degree of Master of BusinessAdministration.(vii) The Degree of Master of Law.(viii) The Degree of Master of Medicine.

Provided that the student securing the highestmarks, obtains also the First Division and passes boththe previous and the final Examinations for the MasterDegree as regular student, in his/her first attempt,without break and without grace & back paperexamination at any stage.

The Chancellor's Gold Medal shall be awardedevery year at the Annual Convocation of the Universityand in case no qualified candidate is eligible in any yearthe Medal shall not be awarded.

4. The University will award each year a GoldMedal known as the 'Vice Chancellor's Gold Medal' toeach of the students who, after pursuing a course ofstudy as a regular student in an affiliated college or aninstitute or in a teaching department of the University,stands first among all the successful candidates of theyear in the University Examinations for any of thedegree mentioned below or for any other BachelorDegree instituted by the University herinafter "(i) The Degree of Bachelor of Arts.(ii) The Degree of Bachelor of Science.(iii) The Degree of Bachelor of Commerce.(iv) The Degree of Bachelor of Education.(v) The Degree of Bachelor of Laws.(vi) The Degree of Bachelor of Engineering.(vii) The Degree of Bachelor of Medicine.

Provided that the student securing the highestmarks obtains also the First Division (both in theoryand practice, where separate division are awarded )and also passes each part of the examination for theBachelor Degree as regular student in his/her firstattempt, without break and without grace & back paperexamination at any stage. The 'Gold Medal' will beawarded each year at the Annual Convocation of the

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Chapter-XVII

Fee & Remunerations

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Mk- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo|ky; QStkckn ds vkoklh; Nk=ksa rFkkegkfo|ky;ksa ls lacaf/kr fofHkUu 'kqYdksa rFkk fofHkUu izdkj ds nkf;Roksa ds fy;sekuns; rFkk ijh{kkdk;ksZa ds ikfjJfedksa dk fooj.k bl v/;k; esa fn;k tk jgk gSA

vU; 'kqYd] ekuns; rFkk ikfjJfed tks bl v/;k; esa lekfgr ugha gks lds gSavFkok le; le; ij vko';drk iM+rh gS rks os le;≤ ij fuxZr gksus okys'kklukns'kksa vFkok fo'ofo|ky; dh foRr lfefr }kjk laLrqr ,oa dk;Z ifj"kn }kjk

vuqeksfnr funsZ'kksa ds vuqlkj gh gksaxsaA

MkW- jk-e-yks- vo/k fo'ofo|ky;] QStkckn }kjk 'kS{kf.kd l=2003&2004 esa izkIr dh tkus okyh fofHkUu 'kqYdksa dk fooj.kA

(fo'ofo|ky; ds i=kad yks-fo-@ys[kk@333@2000 fnukad 26&07&2000] yks-fo-@ys[kk@355@2000 fnukad 06&09&2000] fnukad 26&07&2000] yks-fo-@ys[kk@355@2000fnukad 06&09&2000] yks-fo-@ys[kk@356@2000 fnukad 06&09&2000] yks-fo-@ys[kk@357@2000 fnukad 13&09&2000 ,oa yks-fo-@fo-v-ds-@427@2002&03 fnukad

08-04-2002 rFkk yks-fo-@fo-v-cS-@522@2002&03 fnukad 05&07&2002

fo'ofo|ky; ds vkoklh; foHkkxksa ds Nk=kas }kjk ns; 'kqYdÿ-la- en ns; 'kqYd (:-)1- izos'k 500-002- eWgxkbZ 150-003- [ksydwn 200-004- lkaLd`frd 150-005- iqLrdky; 250-006- okpuky; 100-007- ifjp; i= 50-008- Nk=&dY;k.k 100-009- Nk=&lgk;rk 50-0010- lsfeukj 100-0011- v/;;u@lkexzh 150-0012- yscksjsVjh@iz;ksx'kkyk & 8000-00

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5- ukekadu 'kqYd 150-006- ijh{kk vkosnu 'kqYd 250-007- cSdisij ijh{kk

(v) vkosnu i= 'kqYd 100-00(c) ch-,-@ch-,l&lh-@ch-dke- 500-00(l) ch-,M~-@,y-,y-ch-@,e-,-@,e-,l-&lh-@ 750-00 ,e-dke-@,e-,M~-(n) ch-Mh-,l- 7500-00(;) ,e-ch-ch-,l- 10000-00(j) yhxy baxfy'k (fof/k ijh{kk) 500-00

3- ijh{kk 'kqYdfo'ofo|ky; ls lEcº laLFkkuksa@egkfo|ky;ksa ds laLFkkxr Nk=@Nk=kvksa

gsrq&1- ch-,-@ch-,l&lh-@ch-dke- (izFke] f}rh;] r`rh; o"kZ) 450-002- ,e-,-@,e- ,l&lh-@,e-dke- (izFke] f}rh; o"kZ) 540-003- ch-,l&lh- d`f"k 450-004- ch-,M- 1000-005- ,e-,M- 1200-006- ,y&,y-ch- (izFke] f}rh;] r`rh; o"kZ) izfr lsesLVj 450-007- ch-Mh-,l- 7500-008- oh-bZ-@ch-Vsd (izfr lsesLVj) 3000-009- ,e-ch-,-@,e-lh-,- (izfr lsesLVj) 3000-0010- ch-QkekZ@ch-ih-,M- (izfr lsesLVj) 3000-0011- ch-ch-,-@chlh-,-@ch-Vh-,- (izfr lsesLVj) 2000-0012- ,e-ch-ch-,l- (izfr lsesLVj) 10000-004- 'kks/k ,oa vU; 'kqYd1- ih&,p-Mh-@Mh-fyV~- vkosnu i= 500-002- ih&,p-Mh-@ iathdj.k 'kqYd 4000-003- Mh-fyV- iathdj.k 'kqYd 5000-004- ih& ,p-Mh 'kks/k izcU/k ewY;kWdu 10000-005- Mh-fyV-@Mh-,l-lh- 'kks/k izcU/k ewY;kWdu 15000-006- vad i= f}rh; izfr 100-007- ekbxzs'ku lkfVZfQdsV 100-008- izksfotuy lkfVZfQdsV 100-00

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(n) vU; LofoRr iksf"kr ikB~;ÿeksa ds fy;s ns; f'k{k.k 'kqYd1- ekLVj vkQ lks'ky odZ 8]000-00 okf"kZd2- ekLVj vkQ fcftusl ,MfefuLVs™'ku 10]000-00 okf"kZd

(f=o"khZ; ikB~;ÿe ikVZ Vkbe)3- cSpyj vkQ ykbcsjh ,.M buQkjes'ku lkbal 10]000-00 okf"kZd4- dEI;wVj vIyhds'ku (ih-th-fMIyksek) 15]000-00 okf"kZd5- vkfdZ;ksyksth fMIyksek (ih-th-fMIyksek) 4]000-00 okf"kZd6- ikfy ,oa izkd`r foKku (ih-th-fMIyksek) 4]000-00 okf"kZd7- QkbZusfUl;y dUV™ksy (ih-th-fMIyksek) 4]000-00 iz-lses-8- ekjdsfVax ,.M lsYl eSustesUV (ih-th-fMIyksek) 8000-00 iz-lses-9- izksMD'ku ,.M vkijs'ku eSustesaUV (ih-th-fMIyksek) 8000-00 iz-lses-10- QS'ku fMtkbfuax (ih-th-fMIyksek) 7000-00 okf"kZduksV % mijksDr ikB~;ÿeksa dk ijh{kk 'kqYd fu;ekuqlkj vyx ls ns; gksxkA

(v) ,e-ch-,- (ikVZVkbe ikB~;ÿe) 1500-00 iz-ijh{kk(c) ,e-lh-ts-] ,e-,l-MCyw-] ch-&fyc~ 750-00 iz-ijh{kk(l) vU; ikB~;ÿeksa gsrq 350-00 iz-ijh{kk

ch-Vsd ,oa ,e-lh-,- gsrq ns; 'kqYd1- V~;w'ku Qhl

(v) ch-Vsd 37000-00 izfro"kZ(c) ,e-lh-,- 37000-00 izfro"kZ

2- ijh{kk 'kqYd(v) ch-Vsd 3000-00 izfrlses-(c) ,e-lh-,- 3000-00 izfrlses-

3- dk'ku euh 2000-002- O;fDrxr@HkwriwoZ@cSdisij ijh{kk ,oa vU; 'kqYdÿ-la- d{kk@ijh{kk ns; 'kqYd (:-)1- O;fDrxr Nk=

(v) ch-,-@ch-dke- (izFke@f}rh;@r`rh; o"kZ) 1200-00(c) ,e-,-@,e-dke- (iwokZºZ@mRrjkºZ) 1500-00

2- HkwriwoZ Nk=(v) ch-,-@ch-,l&lh-@ch-dke-@ch-,M~-@,y-,y-ch-1200-00(izFke@f}rh;@r`rh; o"kZ)(c) ,e-,-@,e-,l-&lh-@,e-dke-@,e-,M~- 1500-00

3- izkIrkad 'kqYd 100-004- vuqefr 'kqYd 100-00

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14- fodkl 'kqYd 80-00 izfr o"kZ15- dk'kueuh (iqLrdky;) 30-00 izfr o"kZ16- iqLrdky; 'kqYd 50-00 izfr o"kZ17- okpuky; 'kqYd 25-00 izfr o"kZ18- lkaLd`frd 'kqYd 25-00 izfr o"kZ19- ch-,M~-] ,e-,M~] l=h; dk;Z 'kqYd 250-00 izfr o"kZ20- nh{kkUr 'kqYd 25-00 izfr o"kZ21- xzh"e ,oa 'khrdkyhu 'kqYd 6-00 izfr ekg22- fu/kZu Nk= lgk;rk 'kqYd 3-00 izfr ekg23- Vsyhxslh 'kqYd 4-00 izfr ekg24- vxzlkj.k 'kqYd (Lukrd gsrq) 40-00

LukrdksRrj gsrq 60-0025- cSdisij vxzlkj.k 'kqYd

O;fDrxr ijh{kkfFkZ;ksa ds leku ) mi;qZDrkuqlkj 40-00 LukrdLukrdksŸkj gsrq 60-00

fo'ofon~;ky;ksa ds v/;kidksa@deZpkfj;ksa ds fy, ikfjJfed dk fu/kkZj.k'kklukns'k la[;k 1011@15 (m-f'k-&97&15(32)@81 fnukad 4 twu 1997

ijh{kk dsUnz ij ikfjJfedÿ-la- en iqujhf{kr 'kqYd1- d{k fujh{kd` 40-002- lgk;d 40-003- v/kh{kd 60-00

dsUnz O;; (ls.Vj pktsZt)1- r`rh;~ ,oa prqFkZ Js.kh deZpkjh 2-00 izfr ijh{kkFkhZiz;ksfxd ijh{kkiz;ksx'kkyk lgk;d 10-00 izfrfnuiz;ksx'kkyk ifjpj 6-00 izfrfnu

mRrj iqfLrdkvksa dk ewY;kadu1- Lukrd 6-00 izfriqfLrdk

U;wure 150-002- LukrdksRrj 10-00 izfriqfLrdk

U;wure 150-0izk;ksfxd ijh{kk

1- Lukrd 6-00 izfrNk=U;wure 300-00

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9- ijh{kk dsUnz ifjorZu 'kqYd 1000-0010- mikf/k 'kqYd&

(v) izFke rhu o"kZ rd 300-00(c) rhu o"kZ i'pkr~ 500-00

11- mikf/k dh f}rh; izfr 750-0012- y?kq 'kks/k izcU/k 'kqYd 750-00uksV %

fdlh Hkh izdkj dh 'kqYd le;≤ ij la'kksf/kr vFkok fu/kkZfjrgks ldsaxh vkSj rnuqlkj gh yh tk;saxhA

foŸk lfefr fn- 30-07-2003 rFkk dk;Z ifj"kn fnukad --------- esa ikfjrdqyifr th ds vkns'k fnukad 21-07-2003 ds vuqikyu esa fo'ofo|ky;

ls lEcº egkfo|ky;ksa esa fofHkUu 'kqYdksa ds iqufu/kkZj.k ij fopkj gsrq xfBr lfefrdh cSBd fnukad 26-07-2003 dk dk;Zo`Rr

lfefr }kjk lE;d~ fopkjksijkUr fy, x;s fu.kZ; ds vuqlkj fo'ofo|ky;dh vf/klwpuk la[;k v-fo-@'kS{k-@1244@92 fnukad 18@22@07&1992 ds ÿe esala'kksf/kr 'kqYd fooj.k fuEuor gSÿ-la- en ns; 'kqYd (:-)1- f'k{k.k 'kqYd ,e-,-] ,e&,l-lh- ;Fkkor

,e-dke-] ,e-,M~] ch-,M] fof/kch-,-] ch-&,l&lh ,oa ch-dke-

2- izos'k 'kqYd ;Fkkor3- iqu% izos'k 'kqYd ;Fkkor4- LFkkukUrj.k izek.k i= 'kqYd ;Fkkor5- Mh-,- eWgxkbZ ;Fkkor6- izos'k izkFkZuk i= 'kqYd (lk/kkj.k) 10-00 izfr ,d7- ifjp; i= 'kqYd (lk/kkj.k izfr ,d) 15-008- iqLrdky; dkMZ 'kqYd (izfr ,d) 15-009- Lukrd ,oa ijkLukrd (foKku ,oa dyk) (izfr o"kZ) 240-00

iz;ksx'kkyk fo"k;10- dk'kueuh (iz;ksx'kkyk) 50-00 izfr ,d11- x`g ijh{kk 'kqYd (tgk ij ijh{kk gks) 50-00 izfr o"kZ12- ÿhMk 'kqYd (:- 15-00 fo'ofo|ky; dk 50-00 izfr o"kZ

:- 35-00 egkfo|ky; dk)13- if=dk 'kqYd 30-00 izfr o"kZ

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,l-lh-4- ,e-,M-@f'k{kkpk;Z 400-005- fof/k Lukrd 300-006- ,y-,y-,e- 500-007- ih&,p-Mh-@Mh-fQy 1200-008- Mh-,l-ih-@Mh-fyV- 2000-00

O;fDrxr ijh{kkFkhZ@HkwriwoZ Nk=(d) Lukrd ijh{kk 500-00([k) LukrdksRrj ijh{kk 650-00

uksV % (1) lHkh izdkj ds ikfjJfed ,oa ekuns; fo-fo- dh foRr lfefr odk;Zifj"kn ds }kjk dHkh Hkh ifjof/kZr vFkok la'kksf/kr fd;s tk ldsxs vkSjrnuqlkj gh ykxw gksaxsA(2) dsUnzh; ewY;kdau rFkk dksfMax fMdksfMax gsrq lEUo;d (dksvkMksZusVj)dk eku ns;] izos'k ijh{kk leUo;dksa ds ekuns; vkfn foŸk lfefr ,oa dk;Zifj"kn ls vuqeksnu ds vuqlkj gksxsA

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2- LukrdksRrj 10-00 izfrNk=U;wure 400-0

iz'u i= cukus (isij lsfVax)1- Lukrd 300-002- LukrdksRrj 500-00

ih&,p-Mh-@Mh-fyV- dh Fkhfll i<+uso ekSf[kd ijh{k.k gsrq

Fkhfll ekSf[kd1- ih-,p-Mh 400-00 300-002- Mh-fyV- 600-00 400-00

mM+unLrs ds lnL;ksa dk ikfjJfedizfrlnL; :- 50@& izfrfnu rFkk ckgj tkus ij

fo'ofon~;ky; ds fu;ekuqlkj izklafxd O;;fofHkUu inksa ds fy, ikfjJfed

1- Nk= dY;k.k ladk;k/;{k 400-002- lgk;d Nk= dY;k.k ladk;k/;{k200-003- izkDVj 400-004- lgk;d izkDVj@okMsZu@izkoksLV 200-005- Nk=kokl v/kh{kd@lgk;d izkoksLV200-00

(fu%'kqYd vkokl lfgr)6- voSrfud iqLrdk?{k 400-007- mik/;{k Msyh xslh 400-00

ijh{kk lEcU/kh vU; dk;Z1- mikf/k ys[ku 1-00 izfr mikf/k2- mikf/k feyku 0-50 izfrmikf/k3- vadi= ys[ku rFkk 2-00 izfrvad i=4- feyku ys[ku feyku rFkk izs"k.k ds dk;kZ gsrq5- lkj.kh;u :- 30@& izfr lkS Nk= dk ijh{kkQy

'kklukns'k la[;k 1011@15&(32) 8 fnukad 4 twu] 1997ijh{kk'kqYd dh njsa

fu;fer Nk=1- Lukrd izFke o"kZ@forh;@r`rh; o"kZ 250-002- LukrdksRrj ijh{kk 300-003- ch-,M-@f'k{kk'kkL=h@ch-fyc 300-00

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kshall be provided weightage if any in accordance with the regula-

tions made by the University.

18.5 FEE STRUCTURE

All regular candidates fo B.Sc. Home Science Part I, II, & III shallpay the fee prescribed by the university, which may be revised by theUniversity / U.P. Govt. as and when required.

18.6 COURSE OF STUDY

(a) The three-year B.Sc. course in Home Science shall be spreadover three academic sessions viz. Part I, II, & III. The course ofstudy shall be divided into three groups A, B. & C in Part I, II & IIIeach group shall carry a maximum of 200 marks. Each groupcontains two papers each of 100 marks which may or may nothave practical. Where there is practical in any paper theweightage of marks shalls be 60 and 40 for theory and practicalrespectively.

(b) The detail course structure and marks distribution etc. shall beas per regulations (minutes) of B.O.S. and Faculty Board andshall be treated as the part of these ordinances.

18.7 ATTENDANCE

A student shall be deemed to have pursued a regular course of study

in a subject during each year provided he/she attended at least 75% of

the classes actually held in each subject of his/her examination.

18.8 EXAMINATION

(i) The B.Sc. Home Science Part I, II & III examination shall be

conducted every year by means of written papers and/or partly

practicals. Examination in practical shall not preclude putting

oral questions to the candidates by examiners.

(ii) All applications to appear at examination shall be addressed to

the Registrar / Controller of Dr. RML Avadh University, Faizabad

through the Principal concerned and shall be presented in such

time and such manner as may be notified by the Registrar /

Controller of Examinations.

(iii) His/her application form and fees shall be dispatched through

the proper channel* so as to reach the University on the date to

be notified for each examination. Even in the case of candidates

who appear as ex-student** for any examination, the application

form through the proper channel should be submitted to the

University.

(iv) No candidate shall be allowed to pursue in B.Sc. Home Science

course as a private candidate.

* The application form of regular students shall be forwarded by the

Principal of the college

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CHAPTER-XVIII

FACULTY OF HOME SCIENCE

ORDINANCES GOVERNING B.Sc. HOME SCIENCE

DEGREE COURSE

Under the powers conferred by Section 37 & 51 (b), (c), (j) of UP

State University Act 1973, the University hereby institutes the following

ordinances governing admission, courses of study, examination and other

matters relating to B.Sc. Home Science Degree, under the Faculty of

Home Science, of Dr. Rammanohar Lohia Avadh University, Faizabad.

18.1 STRUCTURES

(i) B.Sc. Home Science Degree shall be awarded to candidates on

successful completion of three years courses of study.

(ii) Admissions, studies, examinations, continuance from year to

year promotion and declaration of results for the B.Sc. Home

Science Degree are given in the following Ordinances :-

18.2 ADMISSIONS

A candidate shall be eligible for admission in B.Sc. Home Sci-

ence Part I, if he/she has passed the 10+2 or equivalent exami-

nations with minimum of 45% marks in any of the streams -

Science (Bio/Math’s) / Agriculture/ Arts / Commerce.

18.3 ADMISSION PROCEDURE

(i) Admission in B.Sc. Home Science Part I course of study shall

be made on merit of marks obtained in the 10+2 equivalent ex-

aminations.

or

Admission in the B.Sc. Home Science Part I course shall be

made on merit in University Entrance Test (U.E.T.) provided it is

conducted.

(ii) Admission will be made as per guide lines of admission com-

mittee of the university. Each affiliating college shall have an

admission committee for undergraduate admission.

(iii) The admission of a candidate shall be entirely at the discretion

of the Principal of the college who may refuse to admit any

student without assigning any reason.

18.4 RESERVATIONS/WEIGHTAGES

(i) Reservation in admission for candidate belonging to

Scheduled castes, Scheduled Tribes & Other Backward Classes

will be provided in accordance with Uttar Pradesh State Univer-

sities Reservation Rules

(ii) Candidates seeking admission in B.Sc. Part I Home Science

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kCHAPTER XIX

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCE

DR. RAMMONOHAR LOHIA AVADH UNIVERSITY

FAIZABAD

ORDINANCES FOR B.Sc. (AG.)

19.1 The course leading to the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

degree shall extend over four academic year and comprise of :

(a) Foundation Course

(b) Core Course

Details prescribed by Board of studies

19.2 For eligibility to enter upon the B.Sc. (Ag.) courses, a candidate

must have passed the Intermediate Examination in Agriculture of the

Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad, Uttar Pradesh (or of any University

duly incorporated by any law in force for the time being) or (ii) any

other examination recognised by the University as equivalent there

of.

19.3 The Foundation course shall be studied in the first year as under

First year - English / Hindi Language

19.4 (a) The examination for the degree of Bachelor of science in

Agriculture shall consist of four parts viz.

(i) Part I at the end of first year.

(ii) Part II at the end of second year.

(iii) Part III at the end of third year.

(iv) Part iv at the end of fourth year.

(b) the examination shall be conducted by means of written papers

and will include practicals in core courses and also, project /

field report where prescribed.

19.5 A candidate who has been admitted to B.Sc. (Ag.) course and

has attended in any affiliated college for one academic year the

following regular courses of study as prescribed may be permitted, if

otherwise eligible to apper to B.Sc. (Ag.) part I Examination.

19.6 (a) A candidate who has passed the B.Sc. Ag. Part I Examina-

tion of the University in the prescribed courses and has attended

classes in any affiliated college for one academic year of study

may be permitted, if otherwise eliglble to apper at the B.Sc.

(Ag.) Part-II Examination.

(b) A candidate who has passed Part I of B.Sc. Ag. Examination

(Four year Degree Course) of any other University, duly incorpo-

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** A student having the eligibility to appear in the examination but could

not appear or declared fail shall be deemed to be an ex-student.

18.9 SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

Pattern of question in each paper shall be as follows:

1. Objective Questions: 10% of Max. Marks Approximately

2. Short Questions : 30% of Max. Marks Approximately

3. Long Questions : 60% of Max. Marks Approximately.

18.10 ADMIT CARD

A candidate may not be admitted into examination room unless he/

she produces his/her admit card to the officer conducting examination or

satisfy such officer that it will be subsequently produced.

18.11 DECLARATION OF RESULT

Candidates must secure the following minimum percentage of marks

for passing part I, II & III of B.Sc. Home Science Examinations:

1. 33% in theory and practical separately in each group.

2. A candidate securing 25% marks in any one of the three groups

excluding practicals and not less than 33% marks in the re-

maining two groups shall be declared passed provided he/she

has secured minimum aggregate of 33% in theory only.

The Division in B.Sc. Home Science shall be declared on the basis

of aggregate marks of Part I, II & III examinations as given bellow :

1. Ist Division 60% and more

2. IInd Division 45% or above but below 60%

3. IIIrd Division 33% or above but below 45%

Note :- A candidate may appear in the back paper examination in accor-

dance with regulations issued by Dr. RML Avadh University, Faizabad

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kmarks of four examinations counted together as under :

First Division 60% percent or above

Second Division 45% percent or above but below 60%

Third Division 33% percent or above but below 45%

19.10 Notwithstanding any thing to the contrary contained in

ordinance 6, 7, 8 & 9 forgoing:

(a) A candidate who has failed in the Foundation course at an ex-

amination but has secured, minimum pass marks (25 percent)

as required in the core courses shall be promoted to next higher

class (i.e. B.Sc. (Ag.) Part II, Part III or Part IV as the case may

be and may be provisionally permitted to appear at the next

higher examination concerned, if any for B.Sc. (Ag.) Part II or

provisionally permitted to appear at the next higher examination

concerned, if any for B.Sc. (Ag.) Degree with the conditions that

the result of his B.Sc. (Ag.) Part IV shall not be declared until he

has also passed all the foundation course concerned. However

the marks obtaind in Foundation course will not be added to

grand total.

(b) Provisions of ordinances 6 (b) & 7 (b) herein above may be re-

laxed only to the extent that the candidate did not pass B.Sc.

Part I or Part II (as the case may be from the University con-

cerned with the foundation courses as prescribed may be re-

leased only to the extent that the candidate did not pass B.Sc.

(Ag.) Part I & II (as the case may be) from the University con-

cerned with the Foundation courses as prescribed for these

Examination of Dr. Rammonohar Lohia Avadh University, Faizabad

under these Ordinances. In such case, the candidate may be

provisionally admitted to B.Sc. (Ag.) Part II or Part III examina-

tion (as the case may be subjected to the condition that he shall

also have to appear inthe foundation course concerned. Simul-

taneously or subsequently on the results of his B.Sc. (Ag.) Part

IV examination shall not be declared. Until he has also passed

in the Foundation course concerned.

19.11 A candidate shall be required to pay to the University the exami-

nation fee and marks fee decided by university/Govt from time to

time.

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rated by law in force of the time being may also be permitted to

appear at the B.Sc. Ag. Part-II Examination of the University,

Provided that (i) he offered for the above mentioned part-I exami-

nation of such University a course of an equivalent standard with

almost such syllabi as prescribed for B.Sc. Ag. Part-I Examina-

tion of this University and has attended in an affiliated college for

one academic year the regular course of study.

(c) A candidate who has passed B.Sc. Ag. Part-I Examination of

(Three year Degree Course) of any University and has attended

in an affiliated college for one academic year, the regular courses

of study as prescribed for B.Sc. Ag. Part-II Examination of this

University may also be permitted to appear in B.Sc. Ag. Part II

Examination in these courses.

19.7(a) A candidate who has passed the B.Sc. Ag. Part-II Examination

of the university and has attended an affiliated college for one

academic year in the regular course of study as prescribed for

B. Sc. (Ag.) Part III may be permitted to appear at the B.Sc. Ag.

Part-III

(b) A candidate who has passed the B.Sc. Ag. Part I & II Examina-

tions (four year degree course) of any other University duly

incorporated by any law in force for time being may also be

permitted to appear at the B.Sc. Ag. Part-III Examination of the

University provided (i) he offered for the prescribed courses for

B.Sc. (Ag.) I & II Examinations of the University and (ii) hs at-

tended in an affiliated college for one academic year the regular

course of study.

19.8 A candidate who has passed the B.Sc. Ag. Part-III Examination

of the University in the prescribed course and has attended an affili-

ated college for one academic year the following regular courses of

study as prescribed may be permitted if otherwise eligible to appear

at the B.Sc. Ag. Part-IV Examination.

19.9(a) The examination shall be conducted partly by means of theory

paper and partly practicals and shall also include viva-voce Ex-

amination. The detailed syllabi and the minium pass marks shall

be such as may be laid down in the regulations made by B.O.S.

Concerned.

(b) The marks of the four examinations viz B.Sc. Ag. part I, II, III &

IV shall together form result base of B.Sc. (Ag.) Part IV exami-

nation. No division will be assigned on the results of part I, II & III

examination, divisions will be assigned on the aggregate of the

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kat a level not less than a core course,

or

(f) Any other examination which, in scope and standard is found to

be equivalent to the intermediate science examination of an In-

dian University/Board, taking Physics, Chemistry and Biology

including practical test in each of these subjects and English.

Note :- The pre-medical course may be conducted either at recognised

Medical college or a Science college.

Marks obtained in Mathematics are not to be considered for admis-

sion to MBBS course

After the 10+2 course is introduced, the integrated courses should

be abolished.

20.2 SELECTION OF STUDENTS :

The selection of students to medical college shall be based solely

on merit of the candidate and for determination of the merit, the following

criteria be adopted uniformly throughout the country.

(i) In states, having only one Medical College and one University /

examining body conducting the qualifying examination, the marks

obtained at such qualifying examination may be taken into con-

sideration.

(ii) In states, having more then one university/board /examining body

conducting the qualifying examination (or where there is more

than one medical college under the administrative control of one

authority) a competitive entrance examination should be held so

as to achieve a uniform evaluation as may be variation of stan-

dards at qualifying examinations conducted by different agen-

cies:

(iii) Where there are more than one college in a state only one uni-

versity/board conducting the qualifying examination, then a joint

selection board be constituted for all the colleges

(iv) A competitive entrance examination is absolutely necessary in

the cases of institutions of all India character:

(v) Procedure for selection to MBBS course shall be as follows :

(i) In case of admission on the basis of qualifying examination un-

der clause (1) based on merit, candidate for admission to MBBS

course must have passed in the subjects of Physics, Chemis-

try, Biology & English individually and must have obtained a

minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry,

and Biology at the qualifying examination. In respect of candi-

dates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes or Other

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CHAPTER XX

ORDINANCES OF FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

M.B.B.S. COURSE

20.1 Admission Selection. Migration and Training :- No Candi-

date shall be allowed to be admitted to the Medical curriculum of

first Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of surgery (MBBS) Course

until :

(i) He/She shall complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st

December, of the year of admission to the MBBS.

(ii) He/She has passed qualifying examination as under:

(a) The higher secondary examination or the Indian school Certifi-

cate Examination which is equivalent to 10+2 Higher Second-

ary Examination after a period of 12 years study, the last two

years of study comprising of physics, Chemistry and Biology or

any other elective subjects with English at a level not less than

the core course for English as prescribed by the National coun-

cil for Educational Research and Training after the introduction

of the 10+2+3 years educational structure as recommended by

the National Committee of education:

Note : Where the course content is not as prescribed for 10+2 education

structure of the National committee, the candidates will have to undergo

a period of one year pre-professional training before admission to the

Medical colleges.

or

(b) The intermedidate examination in science of an Indian Univer-

sity/Board or other recognised examining body with Physics,

Chemistry and Biology which shall include a practical test in

these subjects and also English as a compulsory subject.

or

(c) The pre-professional/pre-medical examination with Physics,

Chemistry and Biology, after passing either the higher second-

ary school examination, or the pre-university or an equivalent

examination.The pre-professional/pre medical examination shall

include a practical test in physics, Chemistry and Biology and

also English as a compulsory subject.

or

(d) The first year of the three years degree course of a recognized

university with physics, chemistry and Biology including a prac-

tical test in three subjects provided the examination is a “Univer-

sity Examination” and candidate has passed 10+2 with English

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kshe will pursue 18 months of prescribed study before appearing

at IInd professional Bachelor of medicine and Bachelor of Sur-

gery (MBBS) examination at the transferee medical college, which

should be duly certified by the Registrar of the concerned Uni-

versity in which he/she is seeking transfer. The transfer will be

applicable only after receipt of the affidavit.

Note :1

(i) Migration during clinical course of study shall not be allowed on

any ground.

(ii) All applications for migration shall be referred to Medical Coun-

cil of India by college authorities. No institution/ University shall

allow migrations directly without the approval of the council.

(iii) Council reserves the right, not to entertain any application which

is not under the prescribed compassionate grounds and also to

take independent decisions where applicant has been allowed

to migrate without referring the same to the council.

Note :2 Migration may be allowed in following cases:

(i) Death of a supporting guardian.

(ii) Illness of the candidate causing disability

(iii) Disturbed conditions as declared by Government in the Medical

College area.

20.4 Training Period and Time Distribution.

(i) Every student shall undergo a period of certified study extending

over 4 1/2 academic years divided into 9 semesters, (i.e. of 6

months each) from the date of commencement of his/her study

for the subjects comprising the medical curriculum to the date

of completion of examination and followed by one year compul-

sory rotating internship. Each semester will consist of approxi-

mately 120 teaching days of 8 hours each college working time,

including one hour of Iunch.

(ii) The period of 4 1/2 year is divided into three phases as follows :

(a) Phase-1 (two semesters) - consisting of Pre-clinical subjects

(Human Anatomy, Physiology including Bio-Physics, Bio-chem-

istry and introduction to Community Medicine including Humani-

ties). Besides 60 hours for introduction to Community Midicine

Including Humanities, rest of the time shall be somewhat equally

divided between Anatomy and Physiology plus Biochemistry

combined (Physiology 2/3 and Biochemistry 1/3)

(b) Phase-2 (3 semesters) - consisting of para - clinical/clinical

subjects.

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Backward Classes, the marks obtained in Physics, Chemistry

and Biology taken together in qualifying examination be 40%

instead of 50% as above.

(ii) In case of admission on the basis of competitive entrance ex-

amination, a candidate must have passed in the subjects of

Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English individually and must

have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Phys-

ics, Chemistry and Biology at the qualifying examination in ad-

dition must have come in the merit list prepared as result of

such competitive entrance examination by securing not less

that 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology taken to-

gether in the competitive examination. In respect of candidate

belonging to Schedule Castes, Scheduled Tribes or other Back-

ward Classes the marks obtained in Physics, Chemistry and

Biology taken together in qualifying examination and competi-

tive entrance examination be 40% instead of 50% as stated

above.

Provided that a candidate who has appeared in the qualifying

examination the result of which has not been declared, he may

be provisionally permitted to take up the competitive entrance

examination and in case of admission to the MBBS course, he

shall not be admitted to that course until he fulfils the eligibility

criteria under.

20.3 MIGRATION :

(i) Migration from one medical college to other is not a right of a

student. However, migration of students from one meidical col-

lege to another medical college in India may be considered by the

Medical Council of India only in exceptional cases on extreme

compassionate grounds*, provided following criteria are fulfilled.

Routine migrations on other grounds shall not be allowed.

(ii) Both of the colleges, i.e. one at which the student is studying at

present and one to which migration is sought, are recognised by

the Medical Council of India.

(iii) The applicant / candidate should have passed first professional

MBBS examination.

(iv) The applicant / candidate submits his application for migration,

complete in all respects, to all authorities concerned within a

period of one month of passing (declaration of results) the first

professional Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

(MBBS) examination.

(v) The applicant/candidate must submit an affidavit stating that he/

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'k(v) Didactic lectures should not exceed one third of the time sched-

ule; two third schedule should include practicals, clinicals or/

and group discussions. Learning process should include living

experiences, problem oriented approach, case studies and com-

munity health care activities.

(vi) Universities shall organize admission timings and admission

process4 in such a way that teaching in first semester strarts

by Ist of August each year.

(vii) Supplementary examination may be conducted within 6 months

so that the students who pass can join the main batch and the

failad students will have to appear in the subsequent year.

20.5 Phases distribution and Timing of Examilnations :

6 Months 6 Month 6 Months

Ist professional

examination (during

second semester)

IIst professional

examination (during

fifth semester)

IIIst professional

Part I (during 7th

semester)

IIIrd professional

Part II (Final Profes-

sional) during 9th Se-

mester)Note :- (a) Passing in Ist Professional is compulsory before proceed-

ing to Phase II training.

(b) A student who fails in the IInd professional examination, shallnot be allowed to appear in IIIrd Professional Part I examinationunless he passes all subjects of IInd professional examination.

(c) Passing in IIIrd Professional (Part I|) examination is not compul-sory, before entering for 8th and 9th semester training, howeverpassing of IIIrd Professional (Part I) is compulsory for beingelegible for IIIrd Professional (Part II) examination.

During third to ninth semesters, clinical posting of three hoursduration daily as specified in the Table below is suggested forvarious departments, after Introductory Course in Clincial Meth-ods in Medicine and Surgery of two weeks each for the wholeclass.

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During this phase teaching of para-clinical and clinical subjects

shall be done concurrently.

The para-clincial subjects shall consist of Pathology, Pharma-

cology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine including Toxicology

and part of Community Medicine.

The clinicl subjects shall consist of all those detailed below in Phase

III

Out of the time for Para-clinical teaching approximately equal

time be allotted to Pathology, Pharmacology, Mircorbiology and

Forensic Medicine and Community Medicine combined (1/3

Forensic Medicine and 2/3 Community Medicine) . See Appen-

dix-C

(c) Phase-3 (Continuation of study of clinical subjects for seven

semesters after passing Phase-I)

The clinical subjects to be taught during Phase II and III are

Medicine and its allied specialities, Sugery and its allied speci-

alities, Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Community Medicine.

Besides clinical posting as per schedule mentioned herewith,

rest of the teaching hours be divided for didactic lectures,

demostrations, seminars, group discussions, etc. in various

subjects. The time distribution shall be as per Appendix-C

The Medicine and its allied specialities training will include Gen-

eral Medicine, Paediatrics, Tuberculosis and Chest, Skin and

Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Psychiatry, Radio-Diagnosis,

Infectious diseses etc. The Surgery and its allied specialities

training will include General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery in-

cluding Physio-therapy and Rehabilitation, Ophthalmology,

Otorhinolarngology, Anaesthesia, Dentistry, Radio-Therapy etc.

The Obstetrics & Gynaecology tranining will include family medi-

cine, family welfare planning etc. a broader understanding of the

perspectives of medical education leading to delivery of health

care. No student shall be permitted to join the Phase-II (Pre-

clinical) subjects for which he will be permitted not more than

four chances (actual examination), provided four chances are

completed in three years from the date of enrollment.

(iv) After passing pre-clinical subjects, 1 1/2 year (3 semesters shall

be devoted to para-clinical subjects.

Phase It will be devoted to para-clinical and clinical subjects,

along with clinical postings. During clinical phase (Phase III)

pre-clinical and paraclinical teaching will be integrated into the

teaching of clinical subjects where relevant.

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1 2

3 4 5

8 9

6 7

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'k20.7 ATTENDANCE :

75% of attendance in a subject for appearing in the examination is

compulsory provided he/she has 80% attendance in non lecture teach-

ing. i.e. seminars, group discussions, tutorials, demonstrations,

practicals, Hospital (Tertiary, Secondary, Primary) posting and bed

side clinics, etc.

20.8 INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

(i) It shall be based on day to-day assessment (see note), evalua-

tion of student assignment, preparation for seminar, clinical case

presentation etc.

(ii) Regular periodical examinations shall be conducted throughout

the course. the question of number of examination is left to the

institution.

(iii) Day to day records should be given importance during internal

assessment.

(iv) Weightage for the internal assessment shall be 20% of the

total marks in each subject.

(v) Student must secure at least 50% marks of the total marks

fixes for interanl assessment in a particular subject in order to

be eligible to appear in final university examination of that sub-

ject.

Note :

Internal assessment shall relate to different ways in which students

participation in learing during semesters is evaluated some examples

are as follows :

(i) Preparation of subject for students seminar.

(ii) Preparation of a clinical case for discussion.

(iii) Clinical case study/problem solving exercise.

(iv) Participation in Project for health care in the community (Plan-

ning stage to evaluation)

(v) Proficiency in carrying out a practical or a skill in small research

project.

(vi) Multiple choice question (MCQ) test after completion of a sys-

tem/teaching.

Each item tested shall be objectively assessed and recorded. Some

of the items can be assigned as Home work/Vacation work.

20.9 UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS :

Theory papers will be prepared by the examiners as prescribed Na-

ture of questions will be short answer type/objective type and marks

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TABLE

Clinical methods in Medicine and Surgery for whole class will be

for 2 weeks each respectively at the start of 3rd semester.

This posting includes training in Radiodiagnosis and

Radiotheraphy where existant.

This posting includes exposure to laboratory medicine and in-

fectious diseases.

This posting includes exposure to dressing and Anesthesia.

This includes maternity training and Family medicine and the

3rd semester posting shall be in Family Welfare Planning.

20.6 EXAMINATION REGULATIONS

Essentialities for qualifying to appear in professional examinations.

The performance in essential components of training are to be as-

sessed, based on:

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Total

Subject

3rd

Semester

(Weeks)

4th

Semester

(Weeks)

5th

Semester

(Weeks)

6th

Semester

(Weeks)

7th

Semester

(Weeks)

8th

Semester

(Weeks)

9th

Semester

(Weeks)

Total

(Weeks)

General***

Medicine 6 - 4 - 4 6 6 26

Paediatrics - 2 - 2 2 4 - 10

Tuberculosis - 2 - 2 2 4 - 10

and Chest Diseass

Skin and STD - 2 - 2 - 2 - 06

Phychiatry - - 2 - - - - 02

Radiology* - - - - 2 - - 02

General***** 6 - 4 - 4 6 6 26

surgery

Orthopaedics** - - 4 4 - - 2 10

Ophthalmology - 4 - 4 - - 2 10

Ear Nose - 4 - 4 - - - 8

and Throat

Obstetrics 2 4 4 - 4 4 6 24

and Gynaecology

including Family Welfare Planning

Community 4 4 - 4 - - - 12

Medicine

Casualty - - - 2 - - - 02

Dentistry - - - - 2 - - 02

Total

(in Weeks) 18 22 18 22 18 22 22 140

MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'k(a) Anatomy

Theory-Two papers of 50 marks each

(One applied question of 10 marks in each paper) 100 marks

Oral (Viva) 20 Marks

Practical 40 Marks

Internal Assessment

Theory-20; Practical-20 40 Marks

Total 200 Marks

(b) Physiology including Biophysics


(One applied question of 10 marks in each paper) 100 Marks


Practical 40 Marks

Internal Assessment


Total 200 Marks

(c) Biochemistry :




Practical 40 Marks

Internal Assessment


Total 200 Marks

Pass : In each of the subjects, a candidate must obtain 50% in

aggregate with a minimum of 50% in theory including orals and mini-

mum of 50% in Practicals.

(B) SECOND PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION :

(Para-clinical subjects) :

(a) Antomy




Practical 25 Marks

Internal Assessment

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for each part indicated separately.

Practicals/clinicals will be conducted in the laboratories or hospital

wards. Objective will be to assess proficiency in skills conduct of

experiment, interpretation of data and logical conclusion. Clinical

cases should preferably include common diseases not esoteric syn-

dromes or rare disorders. Emphasis should be on candidate’s capa-

bility in eliciting physical signs and their interpretation.

Viva/oral includes, evaluation of management approach and handing

of emergencies. Candidate’s skill in interpretation of common inves-

tigative data, x-rays, identification of specimens, ECG, etc. also is

to be evaluated.

The examinations are to be designed with a view to ascertain whether

the candidate has acquired the necessary knowledge, minimum skills

alongwith clear concepts of the fundamentals which are necessary

for him to carry out his professional day to day work competently.

Evaluation will be carried out on an objective basis.

Question papers should preferably be of short structure/objective

type.

Clinical cases/practicals shall take into account common diseases

which the student is likely to come in contact in practice. Rare cases/

obscure syndromes, long cases of neurology shall not be put for

final examination.

During evaluation (both Internal and External) it shall be ascertained

if the candidate has acquired the skills as detailed in Appendex-B

There shall be one main examination in a year and a supplementary

to be held not later than 6 months after the publicaion of its results.

University Examinations shall be held as under :

First Professional - In th second Semester of Phase I training, in

the subjects of Anatomy, Physiology and Bio-Chemistry.

Second Professional- In the Fifth Semester of Phase II training, in

the sujbects of Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology and Frorensic

Medicine.

Third Professional- Part-II (Final Professional) At the end of Phase

III training in the subjects of Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics &

Gynaecology and Paediatrics.

Note :

Results of all university examinations shall be declared before the

start of teaching for next semester.

20.10 DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS TO VARIOUS DISCIPLINES:

(A) First Professional examination : (Pre-clinical Subjects)

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kpara-clinical as of 10 Marks) 40 Marks


Practical 30 Marks

Internal Assessment

Theory-10; Practical-10) 20 Marks

Total 100 Marks

(b) Oto-Rhino-Larynogology :

Theory : One paper 40 Marks

(should contain one question on pre-clinical and

para-clinical as of 10 Marks)


Practical 30 Marks

Internal Assessment


Total 100 Marks

(c) Community Medicine including Humanities:

Theory : Two papers of 60 marks each 120 Marks

(includes problem soving, applied aspects of management at pri-

mary level including essential drugs, occupational (agro based) dis-

eases, rehabilitation and social aspects of community)


Practical/Project evaluation 30 Marks

Internal Assessment


Total 200 Marks

Pass : In each of the subjects, a candidate must obtain 50% in

aggregate with a minium of 50% in theory including orals and mini-

mum of 50% in Practicals/clinicals.

Part-II

Each paper shall have two sections. Questions requiring essay type

answer may be avoided.

(a) Medicine:

Theory - Two papers of 60 marks each 120 Marks

Paper I - General Medicine

Paper II - General Medicine (including Psychiatry, Dermatology and

S.T.D

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Total 150 Marks

(b) Microbiology :


(One applied question of 10 marks in each paper) 80 marks


Practical 25 Marks

Internal Assessment


Total 150 Marks

(c) Pharmacology :


Containing one question on clinical therapeuics 80 marks


Practical 25 Marks

Internal Assessment


Total 150 Marks

(d) Forense Medicine:

Theory Paper 40 Marks


Practical 30 Marks

Internal Assessment


Total 100 Marks

Pass : In each of the subject, a candidate must obtain 50% in aggre-

gate with a minimum of 50% in Theory including oral and minimum

of 50% in Practicals/clinicals.

(C) THIRD PROFESSIONAL

Part I

Clinical subjects

Part I : To be conducted during end period of seventh semester.

(a) Ophthalmology :

Theory : One paper

(should contain one question on pre-clinical and

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kPass : In each of the subjects a candidate must obtain 50% in ag-

gregate with a minimum of 50% in Theory including orals and

minimum of 50% in practicals/clinicals.

20.11 APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINERS:

(i) No person shall be appointed as an examiner in any of the sub-

jects of the Professional examination leading to and including

the final professional examinations for the award of the MBBS

degree unless he has taken atleast five years previously, a doc-

torate degree of a recognized university or an equivalent qualifi-

cation in the particular subject as per recommendation of the

Council on teachers’ eligibility qualifications and has had at least

five years of total teaching experience in the subject concerned

in a college affilited to a recognized university at a faculty posi-

tion.

(ii) There shall be at least four examiners for 100 students, out of

whom not less than 50% must be external examiners.of the four

examiners, the senior most internal examiner will act as the

Chairman and co-ordinator of the whole examination programme

so that uniformity in the matter of assessment of candidates is

maintained. Where candidates appearing are more than 100,

one additional examiner, for every additional 50 or part there of

candidates appearing, be appointed.

(iii) Non-medical scientists engaged in the teaching of medical stu-

dents as whole time teachers, may be appointed examiners in

their concerned subjects provided they possess requisite doc-

torate qualifications and five year teaching experience of medi-

cal students after obtaining their postgraduate qualifications.

Provided further that the 50% of the examiners (internal & exter-

nal) are from the medical qualification stream.

(iv) External examiners shall not be from the same university and

preferatily be from outside the state.

(v) The internal examiner in a subject shall not accept external

examinership for a college from which external examiner is ap-

pointed in his subject.

(vi) A University having more than one college shall have separate

sets of examiners for each college, with internal examiners form

the concerned college.

(vii) External examiners shall rotate at an interval of 2 year.

(viii) There shall be Chairman of the Board of paper-setters who shall

be an internal examiner and shall moderate the questions.

(xi) Except Head of the department of subject concerned in a col-

lege/institution, all other with the rank of reader or equivalent

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(Shall contain one question of basic sciences and allied subject)

Oral |(vival Interpretaion of X-ray ECG, etc. 20 Marks

Clinical (Bed side) 100 Marks

Internal assessment

Theory 30; Practical 30) 60 Marks

Total 300 Marks

(b) Surgery:


Paper I - General Surgery (section 1)

Orthopaedics (Section 2)

Paper II - General Surgery including


Oral |(viva) Interpretation of Investigative data 20 Marks

Clinical (Bed side) 100 Marks

Internal assessment


Total 300 Marks

(c) Obstetrics and Gynaecology :


Paper I - Obstetrics including social obstetrics.

Paper II - Gynaecology, Family Welfare and Demograpphy


Oral |(viva) including record of delivery cases (20+10) 30 Marks

Clinical 30 Marks

Internal assessment


Total 200 Marks

(d) Paediatrics : (including Neonatology)

Theory - One paper 40 Marks


Oral |(viva) 10 Marks

Clinical 30 Marks

Internal assessment


Total 100 Marks

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CHAPTER XXI

BACHELOR OF DENTAL SURGERY

INTRODUCTIONThe degree of BDS shall be awarded to a bonafide student who hasundergone a period of certified study extending over four academicyears from the date of commencement of curriculum to be followedby a compulsory rotating internship extending for a perod of onecalender year.

A. CURRICULUM

The aim and objective of the curriculum is work to produce a dentalgraduate who is socially acceptable and is able to treat effectivelyon patients in diaganosis, prevention and treatment of dental andoral diseases with necessary safety.

and

To eusure uniformity in clinical procedure based on standard recenttheoretical background.

To produce a graduate of dental surgery who is capable of function-ing effectively both under the rural and uban settings and thus em-phasis is placed on fundamental aspects and common problems ofhealth and diseases as per nation’s needs.

There shall be less emphasis on didactic lectures; and major part ofthe learning time shall be devoted to demonstrations, group discus-sions, seminars, clinical work and conferences.

Frequent internal assessment tests shall be held, so that, the pro-cess of learning could be continous one and not sporadic.

Complete records of work shall be maintained, which will form thebasis for internal assessment.

Every attempt shall be made to encourage the students to partici-pate in group discussions and seminars in order to enable them todevelop expression, character and personality and other qualitiesessential for dental graduates to serve the community and thenation effectively.

B. ORDINANCES AND REGULATION

21.1 Admission Eligibility

(i) To appear as CPMT : As per U.P. CPMT regulation

(ii) For admissin to U.G. Course.

Admission to the four year B.D.S. course shall be through competi-tive examinations held by the state Govt. (Combined Pre-MedicalTests) & UPCAT. Selection of the students shall be strictly on thebasis of merit, subject to prescribed Govt. regulations for reserva-

tion. All candidates desirous of seeking admission through this test

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and above with requisit qualifications and experience shall be

appointed internal examiners by rotation in their subjects; pro-

vided that where there are no posts of readers, then an Assis-

tant Professor of 5 years standing as Assistant Professor may

be considered for appointment as examiner.

20.12 INTERNSHIP

(1) General

Internship is a phase of training wherein a graduate is expected

to conduct actual practice of medical and health care and ac-

quire skills under supervision so that he/she may become ca-

pable of functioning independently.

(2) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

At the end of the internship training, the student shall be able to:

(i) Diagnose clincally common disease conditions encountered in

practice and make timely decision for referral to higher level

(ii) Use discreetly the essential drugs, infusions, blood or its

substitutes and laboratory services.

(iii) Manage all type of emergencies-medical, surgical obstetric neo-

natal and paediatric, by rendering first level care:

(iv) Demonstrate skills in monitoring of the National Health

Programmes and schemes, oriented to provide preventive and

promotive health care service to the community

(v) Develop leadership qualities to function effectively as a leader of

the health team organised to deliver the health and family wel-

fare service in existing socio-ecomic, political and cultural

environment.

(vi) Render services to chornically sick and disabled (both physical

and mental and to communicate effectively with patient and the

community.

3. Time allocation to each discipline is approximate and shall be guided

more specifically by the actual experience obtained. Thus a student

serving in a district or taluk hospital emergency room, may well

accumulate skills in surgery, orthopaedics, medicine, Obstetrics and

Gynaecology and Paediarics during even a single night on duty.

Responsible authorities from the medical college shall adjust the

intern experience to maximize intern’s opportunities to practice skills

in patient care in rough aproximation of the time allocation suggested.

Note :

For various other matters the guidelines of M.C.I. shall be

considered as suppliment of these ordinances.

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kmay also be completed at some other institutions provided the

same is recognized by Dental Council of India.

2. There shall be four professional examinations, one each to be

held at the end of every academic year completed in one cal-

ender year.

3. The FIRST PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION shall be conducted

at the end of the first academic year in the following subjects.

(i) General Human Anatomy including Embryology &

Histology : Written, Oral & Practical.

(ii) General Human Physiology : Written, Oral & Practical

(iii) Bio-Chemistary : Written, Oral & Practical.

(iv) Dental Materials : Written, Oral & Practical

Note :- Candidates before presenting themselves for this examina-

tion shall produce evidence of

(i) Having attended complete courses of instruction approved

by the university for the above mentioned subjects.

(ii) having completed the required practicals & demonstrations

in Physiology, Biochemistry & Dental Material and pre-

scribed dissection of human body and other demonstration

in General Human Antomy.

Attendence

The attendence in all the subjects is 75% in lecture; dem-

onstration, practicals and 85% in clinicals.

4. The second professional examination at the end of the second year

shall be conducted in the following subjects :

(a) General Pathology & Microbiology - Written, Oral & Practicals.

(b) Human Oral Anatomy including Embryology & Histology - writ-

ten, oral & practicals.

(c) General & Dental Pharmacology & Therapeutics : Written, Oral

& Practicals.

Note- Candidates before appearing in this examination must produce

evidence of :

(i) Having passed first professional examination in all subjects.

(ii) Attendance certificates, as per norms, in the subjects prescribed

for the session.

5. The THIRD PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION at end of the third year

shall be conducted in the following subjects.

(a) General Medicine - written, oral & practicals.

(b) General surgery - written, oral & practicals.

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must fulfill the following conditions as laid down by Dental Council of

India.

(a) Candidate must have completed the age of 17 years at the time

admission or will complete their age on 31st December of the

year of admission.

(b) Candidate must have passed the two years intermediate or

equivalent course (+2) thereof, with science subjects Medical

group, viz, Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany & Zoology)

from recognized Indian Universities or Intermediate Board.

or

B.Sc. (Part I) Examinatin of an Indian University as laid down by the

University Grants Commission (U.G.C) with one or more subjects

mentioned above, if he has passed the remaining subjects of Medi-

cal Group (Physics, Chemistry & Biology) in the Intermediate ex-

amination or its equivalent one (+2)

(c) The general candidate must have secured not less than 50%

marks in aggreagate in scince subjects (Physics, Chemistry,

Biology) and English taken together in the qualifying or com-

petitive examinations. For SC/ST minimum marks shall be 40%

in intermediate with Science subjects in aggregate.

(d) For further details regarding admission DCI letter No. DE-1/2003/

11300 did 21st Nov 2003 shall be the part of these ordinances.

Note :- Admission in the prvate in institutions affiliated to Dr. Rammanohar

Lohia Avadh University, Faizabad shall be strictly as per direc-

tion of the Hon’ Supreme Court of India.

21.2 MIGRATION AND TRANSFER OF STUDENTS.

Students studying in a recognised Dental College affiliated to

Dr. Rammanohar Lohia Avadh University may be allowed to migrate

or transfer to another Dental College of the same or other Universi-

ties, provided a similar curriculum is followed by those institutions.

However, migration or transfer shall not be allowed in the middle of

any year, and in no case before t he completion of the first BDS

examination.

Infromation of such transfer shall be sent to the Dental Council of

India immediately after a N.O.C.

Every dental college should submit the list of students admitted in

each course to the Dental Councl of India within one month.

21.3 COURSE DURATION & EXAMINATION.

1. Every student shall undergo a period of certified training for not

less than four calander years, attending prescribed course of

study followed by twelve months of internship. The internship

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'ksubject shall not be allowed to appear in the ensuing University

examination.

3. The professional examination will be held only twice in a year

(Main & Supplementary). The venue of the examination centre

of the affiliated college shall be decided by the University.

4. The supplementary examination of first professional examination

will be held within 4 months of the next examination; however

supplementary examination for remaining professional examina-

tion will be held within six months of the main examiantion.

5. Every candidate will be required to appear in all the subjects of

the examination in the first attempt unless he/she is eligible. If a

candidate is absent in any of the subjects he/she will be treated

as failed in the subject/subjects.

6. Any candidate who fails to appear in any subject or subjects for

any reason whatsoever it may be, including illness, shall be

treated as failed. Such candidates, however may be allowed to

appear in the supplementary exams due for that particular batch

if a medical certificate issued by a competent authority is ac-

cepted. The decision of the principal of the concerned college

shall be valid for other reasons.

7. A candidate who passes in any one or more subjects shall be

exempted from appearing in those in which he/she has passed

and shall be allowed to reappear in the rest of the subjects in

any subsequent examination till he/she passes all of them.

8. A candidate who fails in first professional examination in one or

more subjects shall be allowed to attend the classes in the

second year till the supplementary exams is due to that particu-

lar batch only.

9. Candidates who fail to appear in or fail the first professional ex-

amination in five successive opportunites shall not be allowed to

continue their studies, except with special permission of the

Head, Faculty of Dental Sciences, Board of studie & Dental

Council of India.

5. Examination pattern & Appointment of Examiners :1. An average of at least half an hour shall be allowed for a candi-

date to answer each question.

2. In those subjects for which there is only one question paper the

paper should be divided into two parts. In part I question should

be set by interanl examiner and in part II questions should be

set by the external examiner, Each part should be answered in

separate answer books.

3. In every subject there shall be one external examiner appointed

for not more than the consecutive years as far as possible.

4. Each internal/external examiner must fulfill the following conditions:

(a) must have procured a post graduate degree qualification in

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(c) Oral Pathology & Microbiology - written, oral & practical.

(d) Preventive & community Dentistry - written, oral & practicals.

Note :- Candidate before appearing in this examination must produce

evidence of :

(i) having passed second professional examination in all subjects.


for the session.

6. The FOURTH & FINAL PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION at the end

of the fourth year shall be conducted in the following subjects :

(a) Prosthodontics including Crown Bridge - written, oral & practicals.

(b) Conservative Dentistry including Endodontics - written, oral &

practicals

(c) Pedodontics - written, oral & practicals.

(d) Oral surgery & Anaesthisia - written, oral & practicals.

(e) Periodontics - written, oral & Practicals.

(f) Orthodontics - wrtten, oral & practicals.

(g) Oral medicine & Radiology - written, oral & practicals.

Note :- Candidates before appearing in this examination must produce

evidence of :

(i) Having passed third professional examination in all subjects.


for the session.

7. Compulsory Rotating Internship.

After passing B.D.S. Final Examination, every candidate will be re-

quired to undergo one year paid rotating internship in any Dental

institution of the country which is recognized by the Dental Council

of India. The time table and posting of internship will be done by the

Principal of the institution. On successful completion of internship

as certified by the Principal the Candidate shall be eligible for the

award of B.D.S. degree. In the event of shortage or unsatisfactory

work, the period of his internship may be suitably extended by the

Principal.

24.4 EXAMINATIONS :

1. Students who fail to attend minimum number of prescribed

exercises lectures and perform the precribed exercises or to

attend the class examinations may not be allowed to appear in

the university Examinations.

2. If a students has not attended minimum 75% of lectures, dem-

onstration & practicals and 85% of the Clinical duties in any

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MkW- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo?kky;] QStkckn v/;kns'kthe specially concerned from institution recognized by DCI/MCI as the case may be.

(b) Must have designation/status of Professor/Reader or itsequivalent in a recognized Dental/Medical college.

(c) must have at least three years teaching experience in thespecially concerened after obtaining the P.G. qualification.

C. SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS & ALLOTMENT OF MARKS1. Scheme of examination:

1. As stated above each Professional examination (main andsupplementary) shall be conducted on the completion ofrespective academic year/training.

2. In each subject at the main and suplementry examinationswritten, oral & Clinical/Practical examnations shall be held.The dates of respective examinations shall be notified by

the University at least 2 weaks earlier to its schedule

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3. The allotment of marks for all the each subjects shall be as under

4. Internal Assessment marks in each subject shall be based on the

performance of students at sessional and other tests con-

ducted from time to time by the concerned departments.

These marks sent be snet to the University examination

branch before the start of final examination in the subject.

5. The candidate must obtain 50% in aggregate with a

minimum of 50% in theory and clinical separately in order to

pass the examination.

2. Duration of Examination & Question :

1. Each written paper will be of three hours duration having six

questions each. All questions have to be attempted.

2. A clinical/Practical examination in any subject for student

shall not be for more than a day. In no case more than 20

students be examined for Clinical/Practical & Oral in a day.

3. General

1. If a Candidate passes all examinations in single attempt

and secures 75% or more in aggregate marks, he/she shall

be placed with Honours.

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University Examination 50 75

Internal Assessment 25 25

Oral evaluation 25 -

Total 100 100

Theory Written Clinical/practical

D. Minimum Working Hours for each subjects of study (B.D.S. Course)

S.No. SubjectsHours of Practical &

1. General Human Anatomy 70 130 -- 200

2. General Human Physiology 50 40 -- 90

3. Bio-Chemistry 35 30 -- 65

4. Dental Material 35 30 -- 65

5. General athology and 45 60 -- --

Microbiology

6. Oral Anatomy, Histology

and Physiology 40 90 -- 130

7. General Medicine 40 90 (90) 130

8. General Surgery 40 90 (90) 130

9. Oral Pathology and

Microbiology 50 90 -- 140

10. Orthodontics 40 150 (120) 190

11. Pedodontics 40 150 (120) 190

12. Periodontics 45 205 (150) 250

13. Prosthodontics and Crown

Bridge 100 900 (540) 1000

14. Conservative Dentistry and

Endodontics 70 600 (360) 670

15. Oral Surgery and Local &

Gen. Anesthesia 60 220 (150) 280

16. Oral Medicine & Radiology 40 90 (90) 130

17. Community Dentistry 30 100 -- 130


dqylfpo ds fy,& iwjh vkLrhuksa okyk@flYd xkmu >kyj tSlh@pkjbap pkSM+h pk°nh dh iV~Vh ds lkFk lkeus vkSj ckgksa ij cVu ;k Lroddkys flYd dk vkoj.k(gqM) dkys flYd ds cVu vkSj Qqanu ds lkFkA

ifj"kn~ ds lnL;ksa ds fy,& ijkLukrdh; (dyk) xkmu vkSj blfo'ofo|ky; dk gqM ;k ml fo'ofo|ky; dk 'kSf{kd ifj/kku] ftldsLukrd gksaA dkys diM+s dh le;kdkj Vksih gksxh] ftlesa dkys fLkYd dkQqanu gksxk] ;k ml fo'ofo|ky; dk 'kSf{kd mifjoL= tgkWa ds LukrdgksaA

MkDVj mikf/k izkIr O;fDr;ksa dsfy,& pedhys yky flYd ;kdiM+s dk xkmu] iwjh vkLrhuksa ds lkFk ladk; ds fu/kkZfjr jax dkgqM&fo'ofo|ky; ds lQsn flYd dh /kkfj;ksa ds lkFkA

ijkLukrdh; (dyk) mikf/k/kkfj;ksa ds fy,& dkys diM+s dk xkmu]dkys diM+s ij /kkfj;ka] ckgjh fdukjs ij lQsn flYd dh lTtkA

Lukrd (dyk) ds fy,& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM]ckgjh fdukjs ij ;p dh yky flYd dh iV~Vh rFkk ckgj dh vksj dsfdukjs ij lQsn flYdA

ijkLukrdh; (f'k{kk)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] clUrh gqM&ckgj dsfdukjs ij mikf/k/kkfj;ksa ds fy, lQsn flYdA

Lukrd (f'k{kk)& mikf/k/kkfj;ksa ds fy, dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkysdiMs+s ij rhu bap vkSj ,d bap dh yky flYd dh ifV~V;kas ds lkFk nksbap dh lQsn flYd dh foHkktd iV~Vh] ckgj dh vksj fdukjs ij lQsnflYdA

ijkLukrdh; (foKku)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diMs+s dk gqM]flYd dh /kkfj;ksa ds lkFk ckgj dh vksj fdukjs ij lQsn flYdA

Lukrd (foKku)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diMs+s dk gqM uhysflYd dh iV~Vh] ckgj ds fdukjs ij lQsn iV~VhA

ijkLukrdh; (fof/k)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM]cSxuh flYd dh /kkfj;ksa ds lkFk ckgj ds fdukjs ij lQsn iV~VhA

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CHAPTER - XXII

CONVOCATION

v/;k;& 22

nh{kkUr lekjksg

1- Mk- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo|ky; nh{kkUr lekjksg Lukrd]LukrdksŸkj ,oa 'kks/k mikf/k;ksa dks iznku djus ds fy;s fo'ofo|ky;izkax.k esa gqvk djsxkA

2- vko';d ,oa lqfo/kktud gksus ij vU; voljkas ij Hkh nh{kkUr lekjksgfd;k tk ldsxkA

3- fo'ofo|ky; nh{kkUr lekjksg dh okLrfod frfFk dk fu/kkZj.k izfro"kZfo'ofo|ky; dh dk;Z&ifj"kn~ djsxhA

4- vo/k fo'ofo|ky; ds lg;qDr@lEcº egkfo|ky;ksa ds nh{kkUr lekjksgegkfo|ky; izkax.k esa gksxs ftudh frfFk;kWa egkfo|ky;ksa ds izkpk;ksZa }kjkdqyifr ls fopkj&foe'kZ ds mijkUr fu/kkZfjr dh tk;sxhA

5- ,sls LFkkukas esa tgkWa ,d ls vf/kd egkfo|ky; fLFkr gS] dqyifr dhvuqefr ls lfEefyr ;k lg nh{kkUr lekjksg Hkh gks ldsaxsA

6- fo'ofo|ky; ds nh{kkUr lekjksg dh vf/klwpuk lekjksg ls de ls depkj lIrkg iwoZ fo'ofo|ky; ds dqylfpo tkjh djasxsA

7- dqylfpo nh{kkUr lekjksg ds izR;sd lnL; dks lwpuk ds lkFk mDrvolj ij vuqlj.k dh tkus okyh dk;Zfof/k ,oa dk;Zdze Hkh HkstsaxsA

8- fo'ofo|ky; vkSj egkfo|ky;ksa ds nh{kkUr lekjksgksa esa vuqlj.k dhtkus okyh dk;Zfof/k ,slh gksxh tks bu v/;kns'kksa esa vU;= nh x;h gSA

9- fo'ofo|ky; ds inkf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa mikf/kdkfj;ksa ds vyx vyxifj/kku gksaxs ftudk fu/kkZj.k fuEufyf[kr :i esa gksxk%&dqykf/kifr ds fy,& fu/kkZfjr ijEijkxr 'kSYkh flYd fufeZr xkmu&>kyjtSls pkj bap pkSM+h lqugyh iV~Vh ds lkFk cVuA ckagksa ij e[keyh fLkYddk vkokj.k&lqugys cVu vkSj QqanuAdqyifr ds fy,& dqykf/kifr ds xkmu dh 'kSyh dk gh xkmu ijUrqdqykf/kifr ds xkmu esa tgkWa Lo.kZ lTtk gksxh] ogkWa dqyifr ds xkmu esajtr lTtkA


vH;fFkZ;ksa dks nh{kkUr lekjksg ds fy, fuf'pr frfFk ls 48 ?kaVsiwoZ 50 :i;s foyEc 'kqYd ds lkFk vius vkonsu i= dqylfpodks izsf"kr djus gksxsaA

(12) ,slk dksbZ Hkh vH;FkhZ ftldk vkosnu i= foYkEc 'kqYd ds lkFknh{kkUr lekjksg ds fy, fuf'pr le; ls 48 ?kaVs iwoZ dqylfpodks ugha izkIr gqvk gS] nh{kkUr lekjksg esa mikf/k izkIr djus dhvuqefr ugha ik;sxkA

(13) ,sls vH;FkhZ dks] tks fdlh dkj.k ls nh{kkUr lekjksg esa mifLFkrugha gksxk] fu/kkZfjr 'kqYd ds lkFk vkosnu i= nsus ij] vkosnu i=dh frfFk ls 1 eghus ds Hkhrj dqylfpo Lo;a mikf/k;kWa Mkd }kjkmuds irs ij Hksts nsaxsA

(14) nh{kkUr lekjksg ds volj ij mPpre MkDVj dh mikf/k;kWa (Mh-fyV- vkSj Mh- ,l&lh-) izkIr djus okys vH;fFkZ;ksa dks lEcºfoHkkxk/;{kksa }kjk dqyifr ds le{k O;fDRkxr :i ls izLrqr fd;ktk;sxkA

(15) ih&,p-Mh- mikf/k izkIr djus okys vH;fFkZ;ksa ds iwjs lewg dkslEcº foHkkxk/;{k ladk;k/;{k] dqyifr ds le{k ,d lkFkfu/kkZfjr foHkkxh; ÿe ds vuqlkj izLrqr djsaxsA lEcº foHkkxk/;{kladk;k/;{k ,d&,d djds uke i<+rs tk;saxs vkSj tc foHkkxfo'ks"kls lacaf/kr ih&,p-Mh- ds lHkh vH;FkhZ eap ij igqWap tk;saxs rksfoHkkxk/;{k@ladk;k/;{k ds fuosnu djus ij dqyifr mUgas mikf/kiznku djsaxsA

(16) ,y-,y-,e- fpfdRlk ,oa rduhdh ladk; dh ijkLukrdmikf/k izkIr djus okys vH;fFkZ;ksa ds lEcº ladk;ksa ds vf/k"Bkrk,d&,d dj uke i<+rs tk;saxs vkSj vH;FkhZ eap ij igqWaprs tk;sxsAlHkh vH;fFkZ;ksa ds izLrqr dj fn;s tkus ij dqyifr mUgsa mikf/kizznku djsaxsA

(17) dqykf/kifr] dqyifr vkSj dqylfpo viuh fof'k"V iks'kkdas/kkj.k djsaxsA fo'ofo|ky; dksVZ] dk;Z ifj"kn~ vkSj fo|k ifj"kn~

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Lukrd (fof/k) ds fy,& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM]rhu cSxuh flYd dh iV~VhA ckgj ds fdukjs ij lQsn iV~VhA

ijkLukrd (okf.kT;)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM] HkwjsflYd dh /kkfj;ksa ds lkFk ckgj ds fdukjs ij lQsn flYdA

Lukrd (okf.kT;)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM] HkwjsflYd dh ,d iV~VhA ckgj ds fdukjs ij lQsn flYdA

ijkLukrd (d`f"k foKku)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM]flYd dh /kkfj;ksa ds lkFk flYd dh ckgj ds fdukjs ij lQsn flYdA

Lukrd (d`f"k foKku)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM]rhu Hkwjs flYd dh ,d iV~VhA ckgj dh vksj fdukjs ij flYdA

Lukrd (fpfdRlk vkSj 'kY; fo|k)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkysdiM+s dh rhu bap dh izxk<+ uhys jax dh flYd dh iV~Vh] ckgj dsfdukjs ij lQsn flYdA

ijkLukrd (vfHk;a=.k ladk;)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+sdk gqM] ihys flYd dh /kkfj;kas ds lkFkA ckgj ds fdukjs ij lQsnflYdA

Lukrd (vfHk;a=.k)& dkys diM+s dk xkmu] dkys diM+s dk gqM] rhubap dh ,d flYd dh iV~Vh] ckgj dh vksj fdukjs ij lQsn flYdA

(10) mikf/k izkIr djus okys vH;fFk;ksa dks nh{kkUr lekjksg dh frfFk ls15 fnu iwoZ] fo'ofo|ky; ds dqylfpo dks fyf[kr :i esalwpuk nsuh gksxh fd os mikf/k izkIr djus ds fy, mifLFkr gksaxsAdksbZ vH;FkhZ ftlus fu/kkZfjr vof/k ds Hkhrj dqylfpo dksviuh mifLFkfr dh lwpuk ugha nh gksxh] nh{kkUr lekjksg esalfEefyr ugha fd;k tk;sxkA

(11) tks vH;FkhZ nh{kkUr lekjksg esa lfEefyr gksus ds fy, fu/kkZfjrvof/k ds Hkhrj vius mifLFkr gksus dh fof/kor~ lwpuk ugha nsxsamUgsa Hkh dqylfpo viokn :i eas nh{kkUr lekjksg esa lfEefyrgksus dh vuqefr ns ldrs gS ijUrq 'krZ ;g gskxh fd ,sls lHkh

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djrk gw°Adqyifr fQj dgsaxs&bl nh{kkUr lekjksg dk lek;kstu o"kZ-------- ds Lukrdksa dks mikf/k;ka

iznku djus ds fy, fd;k x;k gSA Lukrd vxzlj gksaA dqyifr ds bl vkns'kds i'pkr~ lHkh Lukrd vius&vius LFkku ij [kM+s tks tk;saxs fQj dqyifr]dqykf/kifr dh vkKk ls mudks vuq'kklukns'k iznku djsaxs tks uhps of.kZr gSa&

dqyifr }kjk mins'k ds le; vH;FkhZa [kM+s gks tk;saxs rFkk izR;sd [k.Mds vUr esa izfrtkus dgdj izR;qRrj nsaxs&

vuq'kklue~ vuq'kkludqyifr% dqyifrvga~ Rokesoeqifn'kkfeA v/;;u dh lekfIr ij rqe yksxksa

ds fy, esjk ;g mins'k gSAlR;a onA /keZa pjA lR; cksyksA /keZ dk vkpj.k

djksALok/;k;kUek izen%A Lok/;k; esa izekn u djksAvkpk;kZ; fiz;a /kukek‚R; vius vkpk;Z dh lsok esa vHkh"ViztkrUrqek O;oPNsRlh% /ku vfiZr djds x`gLFkkJe esa

izos'k djrs gq;s lUrku ijEijkdks mfNUu u djksA

fo|kFkhZizfrtkusA ge izfrKk djrs gSaAdqyifr%lR;kUu izefnrO;e~A lR; esa izekn u djksA/kekZUu izefnrO;e~A /keZ esa izekn u djksAdq'kykUu izefnrO;e~A dq'ky deZ esa izekn u djksAHkwR;S u izefnrO;e~A ,s'o;Z&dk;ksZa esa izekn u djksALok/;k;izopukH;ka u izefnrO;e~A Lok/;k; ,oa izopu esa izeko u

djksAfo|kFkhZizfrtkusA ge izfrKk djrs gSaAdqyifr%nsofir`dk;kZH;ka u izefnrO;e~ nso vkSj firjksa ds dk;Z esa izekn

u djksAekr`nsoks HkoA ekrk dks nsork le>ksA

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ds lnL; ftu fo'ofo|ky;ksa ds Lukrd gS] mu fo'ofo|ky;ksa}kjk fu/kkZfjr mfpr 'kSyh dh iks'kkdas /kkj.k djsaxs ;k vo/kfo'ofo|ky; }kjk mudh mikf/k;ksa ds fy, fu/kkZfjr iks'kdsa /kkj.kdjsaxsA ;s yksx dkys diM+s dh oxkZdkj js'keh >kyjnkj Vksih ;klkQk] ftl fo'ofo|ky; ds Lukrd gS] mlds }kjk fu/kkZfjr'kSf{kd f'kjksoL= /kkj.k djsaxsA

(18) dqykf/kifr] dqyifr] dqylfpo] lHkk ds lnL;] dk;Zifj"kn~vkSj fo|k ifj"kn~ ds lnL; iwoZ fuf'pr le; ij fu/kkZfjr LFkkuij ,d= gksxs vkSj fuEufyf[kr ÿe dk vuqlj.k djrs gq, 'kksHkk;k=knh{kkUr lekjksg ds i.Mky esa izos'k djsxhA

'kksHkk;k=k dk ÿe bl izdkj gksxk& dqylfpo] dksVZ ds lnL;]fo|kifj"kn~ ds lnL;] dk;Z ifj"kn~ ds lnL;] ladk;kssa ds v/;{k izfrdqyifr] dqyifr] fof'k"V vfrfFk (;fn dksbZ gks) eq[; vfrfFk]dqykf/kifr vkSj muds ,-Mh-lh-A

(19) dqykf/kifr] eq[; vfrfFk] dqyifr] izfrdqyifr] dqylfpo]dk;Zifj"kn~ ds lnL; ladk;ksa ds v/;{k rFkk ,-Mh-lh- eap ijviuk LFkku xzg.k djsaxs vkSj dksVZ rFkk fo|k ifj"kn~ ds lnL; eapds nksuksa rjQ vius fy, iwoZ fu/kkZfjr ,oa lqjf{kr LFkku xzg.kdjasxsA lEekfur mikf/k izkIr djus okys fof'k"V tu Hkh eap ijviuk LFkku xzg.k djasxsA

(20) 'kksHkk ;k=k ds nh{kkUr iaMky esa izos'k djus ij mikf/k izkIr djusokys vH;FkhZa vius LFkku ij [kM+s gks tk;saxs vkSj rc rd [kM+sjgsaxs tc rd dqykf/kifr] dqyifr] dqylfpo vkSj dksVZ]dk;Zdkfj.kh rFkk fo|k ifj"kn~ ds lnL; viuk LFkku xzg.k ughadj ysrsA

(21) blds ckn ljLorh oUnuk gksxhA

(22) ;fn dqykf/kifr mifLFkr ugha gksaxs rks dqyifr nh{kkUr lekjksg ds'kqHkkjaHk dh ?kks"k.kk bl izdkj djsaxs&

eS dqykf/kifr ds vkns'k ls bl nh{kkUr lekjksg ds 'kqHkkjEHk dh ?kks"k.kk

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os tSlk muds lkFk O;ogkj djsa]oSlk gh rqe Hkh djksA

fo|kFkhZizfrtkusA ge izfrKk djrs gSAdqyifr%,"k vkns'k%A ,"k% mins'k%A ;g vkns'k gS] ;g mins'k gSA,"kk osnksifu"kr~A ;g osn dk jgL; gSA,rnuq'kklue~A,oeqikflrO;e~A ,oeq ;g vuq'kklu gSAbl izdkjpSrnqikL;e~A mikluk djuh pkfg;sA ,slh gh

mikluk djuh pkfg;sAf'kokLrsiUFkkuLlUrqA vkidk ekxZ eaxy e; gksA

rSfŸkjh; mifu"kn~AAblds vuUrj dqyifr] dqykf/kifr ds vkns'k ls vH;fFkZ;ksa dks izLrqr

djus dk funsZ'k bl izdkj nsaxs&^^vH;FkhZ izLrqr fd;s tk;saA**fQj fuEufyf[kr ÿe ls vH;FkhZ izLrqr fd;s tk;saxs&

Mh0 fyV~0]Mh0 ,l&lh0],y0 ,y0Mh0],e0 Mh0] ,e0 ,l0] ,e0 fQy0],e0 ,l&lh0] ,e0 ,l&lh0 (d`f"k)],e0 ,M0] ,y0 ,y&,e0],e0 ,0] ,e0 dke0]ch0 ,M~0] ,y0 ,y&ch0]ch0 ,M~0] ch0 ,0]ch0 ,l&lh0] ch0 ,l&lh0 (d`f"k)A

(23) Mh0 fyV~0] Mh0 ,l&lh0] vkSj ,y0 ,y0Mh0] mikf/k;ka izkIrdjus okys vH;fFkZ;kas dks muds lEcº foHkkxk/;{k O;fDxr:ils dqyifr ds le{k izLrqr djasaxsA izLrqr djus dh iºfr ;ggksxh&Jheku~] eS Jh ------------------------------ dks vkids le{k izLrqr

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fir`nsoks HkoA firk dks nsork le>ksAvfrfFknsoks Hko vfrfFk dks nsork le>ksAvkpk;Znsoks HkoA vkpk;Z dks nsork le>ks;kU;uo|kfu dekZf.kA rkfu tks funksZ"k deZ gksa mUgsa djks] nwljslsforO;kfuA uks brjkf.kA deksZa dks ughaA;kU;Lekda lqpfjrkfu] rkfu rqEgkjs tks 'kqº vkpj.k gSa] rqEgsaRo;ksikL;kfu] uks brjkf.kA mUgha ij mikluk djuh pkfg,]

nwljs deksZa ij ughaAfo|kFkhZizfrtkusA ge izfrKk djrs gSaAdqyifr%;s ds pkLePN™s;kalks czk„.kk% rs"kka tks gekjs Js"B fo}ku~ gksa] mUgsaRo;klusu iz'oflrO;e~A vklu nsdj vk'oLr djuk

pkfg,AJº;k ns;e~A vJº;k∑ns;e~A Jºk ls nsuk pkfg;s] vJºk lsfJ;k ns;e~A fŒ;k ns;e~A fHk;k ugh nsuk pkfg;sA ,s'o;Z dslafonkns;e~ vuqlkj nsuk pkfg;sA yTtkiwoZd

nsuk pkfg;sA Hk; ekurs gq;s nsukpkfg;sA eS=h Hkko ls nsuk pkfg,A

fo|kFkhZizfrtkusA ge izfrKk djrs gSAdqyifr%vFk ;fn rs deZfofpfdRlk ok ;fn rqEgsa deZ ;k vkpj.k dso`fŸkfofpfdRlk ok L;kr~A ;s r= fo"k; esa lansg gks] rks lekt esaczk„.kk% laef'kZu% ;qDrk vk;qDrk% tks fopkjoku~] deZB] laosnu'khyvyw{kk /keZdkek% L;q%] ;Fkk rs r= /keZfu"B rFkk fo}ku~ gksa] os mlorsZju~ rFkk r= orsZFkk%A fo"k; esa tks O;oLFkk djsa oSlk

gh rqe Hkh djksAvFkkH;k[;krs"kq ;s r= czk„.kk% blh izdkj ftu ij feF;k vkjksilaef'kZu%];qDrk vk;qDrk %A vyw{kk yxk;s x;s gksa muds fo"k; esa Hkh/keZdkek% L;q% ;Fkk rs rs"kq orsZju~ lekt esa tks fopkjoku~] deZBrFkk rs"kq orsZFkk%A laosnu'khy] /keZfu"B fo}ku gks]

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vË;{k }kjk dqyifr ds le{k izLrqr fd;s tk;saxsaA

(26) dqyifr }kjk MkDVj mikf/k;ksa ds iznku fd;s tkus ds mijkUrLukrdksŸkj mikf/k;kWa izkIr djus okys vH;FkhZ lEcº foHkkxk/;{kksa}kjk ,d gh le; esa ,d gh lkFk fuEufyf[kr :i esa dqyifr dsle{k izLrqr fd;s tk;saxsA

Jheku~] eS vkids le{k Mk0 jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/kfo'ofo|ky; ds dyk] foKku] f'k{kk] okf.kT;] vkSj d`f"k ladk;ksads fofo/k fo"k;kas esa LukrdksŸkj mikf/k ds vH;fFkZ;ksa dks izLrqrdjrk gwWa tks ijh{kksijkUr ÿe'k% ,e0 ,0] ,e0 ,l&lh0] ,e0dke0] ,e0 ,M vkSj ,e0 ,l&lh0 (d`f"k) mikf/k;ksa ds ;ksX;izekf.kr gq, gSA vki ls fuosnu djrk gwWa fd bUgsa bu mikf/k;ksa dsfy, Lohdkj djsaA

(27) lHkh LukrdksŸkj mikf/k izkIr djus okys vH;fFkZ;ksa dks izLrqr fd;stkus ds ckn dqyifr bu vH;fFkZ;ksa dks fuEufyf[kr ÿe lsLukrdksŸkj mikf/k;kWa iznku djsaxs vkSj dgasxs%

ekLVj vkWQ vkV~Zl] lkbal] dkelZ] ,twds'ku vkSj ekLVj vkWQlkbal bu ,xzhdYpj dh mikf/k;kWa izkIr djus okys vH;FkhZ [kM+sgks tk;saA blds ckn dqyifr dgsaxs&

Mk0 jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo|ky; ds dqyifr ds :iesa fufgr vf/kdkj ls eSa vkidks Mk0 jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/kfo'ofo|ky; ds dyk] foKku] f'k{kk] okf.kT; vkSj d`f"k ladk;ds fofo/k fo"k;ksa esa ,e0 ,0] ,e0 ,l&lh0] ,e0 dke0] ,e0,l&lh0 vkSj ,e0 ,l&lh0 (d`f"k) mikf/k;ksa ds fy, Lohdkjdjrk gwWa vkSj vkns'k nsrk gwWa fd vki vkthou vius dks bl mikfËkds ;ksX; izekf.kr djrs jgsaxsA

(28) rnUrj LukrdksŸkj fMIyksek iznku fd;s tk;saxsA fMIyksek iznkudjus dh fof/k fUkEufyf[kr gksxh&

lEcfU/kr foHkkxkas ds v/;{k rFkk fpfdRlk ,oa rduhdh ladk;esa vf/k"Bkrk ijkLUkkrd vH;fFkZ;kas dks ;g dgrs gq, izLrqr djsaxs&

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djrk gwWa tks ijh{kksijkUr ---------------- ladk; esa Mh0 fyV~0mikf/k ds ;ksX; izekf.kr gq, gSA vkils fuosnu djrk gwWa fd mUgsabl mikf/k ds fy, Lohdkj djsaaAdqyifr blds ckn Mh0 fyV~0 vkSj Mh0 ,l&lh0 ds vH;fFkZ;ksadks fuEufyf[kr izdkj ls mikf/k;kWa iznku djsaxsA

Mk0 jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo|ky; ds dqyifr ds fufgrvf/kdkj ls eSa Jh -------------------- dks bl fo'ofo|ky; ds ------------- ladk; esa Mh0 fyV~0 mikf/k ds fy, Lohdkj djrk gWwa vkSjvkidks vkns'k nsrk gwWa fd vki vkthou vius dks bl mikf/k ds;ksX; izekf.kr djrs jgsaA

(24) ih ,p0 Mh0 fMxzh ds vH;FkhZ dqyifr ds le{k foHkkxkh; ÿels lewg esa lEcº foHkkxk/;{k@ladk;k/;{k }kjk fuEufyf[kr :iesa izLrqr fd;s tk;saxs&

Jheku~ eS ----------------- ladk; ds fuEufyf[kr vH;fFkZ;kas dks --------------------- fo"k; esa ih ,p0 Mh0 mikf/k ds fy, izLrqr djrkgWaw tks ijh{kksijkUr ih ,p0 Mh0 mikf/k ds ;ksX; izekf.kr gq, gS vkSjvki ls fuosnu djrk gwWa fd bUgas bl mikf/k ds fy, Lohdkj djsaA

fgUnh] vaxzsth] laLd`r] mnwZ vkfn

blds mijkUr dqyifr ih ,p0 Mh0 ds vH;fFkZ;ksa dks fuEufyf[krizdkj ls ;g mikf/k iznku djsaxsA

Mk0 jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo|ky; ds dqyifr ds fufgrvf/kdkj ls eSa Jh -------------------- dks bl fo'ofo|ky; ds ------------- ladk; esa ih ,p0 Mh0 mikf/k ds fy, Lohdkj djrk gWwavkSj vkns'k nsrk gwWa fd vki vkthou vius dks bl mikf/k ds;ksX; izekf.kr djrs jgsaA

(25) ,e0 Mh0] ,e0 ,l0] ,e0 ,l0 lh0] ,e&lh] ,e0 bZ0mikfËk;kWa rFk fpfdRlk ,oa bUthfu;fjax ladk;ksa dh MkDVj mikfËk;kWaizkIr djus okys lEcº ladk;ksa ds vf/k"Bkrkvksa }kjk vkSj fof/kladk; ds ,y0 ,y0 ,e0 mikf/k ds vH;FkhZ fof/k foHkkx ds

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(34) eq[; vfrfFk nh{kkUr Hkk"k.k nsaxsA

(35) dqyifr eq[; vfrfFk dks nh{kkUr Hkk"k.k ds fy, /kU;okn nsaxsA

(36) blds mijkUr dqyifr] dqykf/kifr dh vuqefr ls (;fn os mifLFkrgksaxs) nh{kkUr lekjksg dh lekfIr dh ?kks"k.kk bu 'kCnksa ds lkFkdjsaxsA

^^eSa bl nh{kkUr lekjksg ds lekiu dh ?kks"k.kk djrk gwWaA**

(37) blds ckn jk"V™h; xku ^tu&x.k&eu* xk;k tk;sxkA

(38) blds ckn 'kksHkk;k=k ftl ÿe ls i.Mky esa izfo"V gqbZ Fkh mldsBhd foijhr ÿe ls i.Mky ds ckgj tk;sxhA bl vof/k esaLukrd vius LFkku ij [kM+s jgsaxsA 'kksHkk;k=k ds ykSVus dk ÿebl izdkj gksxkA

dqykf/kifr

,0 Mh0 lh0

eq[; vfrfFk

fof'k"V vfrfFk

dqyifr

izfr dqyifr

ladk;kas ds v/;{k

dk;Z ifj"kn~ ds lnL;

fo|k ifj"kn~ ds lnL;

lHkk (dksVZ) ds lnL;

dqylfpo

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Jheku~] eS fuEufyf[kr vH;fFkZ;ksa dks izLrqr djrk gWwwa tks ijh{kksijkUr-------------------- ds fMIyksek ds ;ksX; ik;s x;s gS vkSj fuosnudjrk gwWa fd bUgas ;s fMIyksek iznku djsaA dqyifr fuEufyf[kr'kCnksa ds lkFk fMIyksek iznku djsaxsA

Mk0 jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo'ofo|ky; ds dqyifr ds fufgrvf/kdkj ls eSa vkidks -------------------- fMIyksek iznku djrk gwWaftlds fy, vki ;ksX; ik;s x;s gSA

(29) LukrdksŸkj fMIyksek iznku djus ds ckn ,e0 ch0 ch0 ,l0 ,oach0 bZ0 ds vH;fFkZ;ksa dks lacaf/kr ladk;ksa ds vf/k"Bkrk ,dlkFkvkSj ,d le; dqyifr ds le{k mlh izdkj izLrqr djsaxs ftlÿe ls LukrdksŸkj mikf/k izkIr djus okys vH;fFkZ;kas dks fd;kx;k FkkA dqyifr mUgsa mlh ÿe esa vkSj mlh izdkj bu mikf/k;ksads fy;s Lohdkj djsaxsa tSls LukrdksŸkj mikf/k;ksa ds fy, vH;fFkZ;ksadks Lohdkj fd;k FkkA

(30) blds ckn lHkh Lukrd mikf/k;ksa ds fy, lacaf/kr ladk;ksa dsvfËk"Bkrk vH;fFkZ;ksa dks dqyifr ds le{k fu/kkZfjr dze ls izLrqrdjsaxs vkSj dqyifr mUgsa bu mikf/k;ksa ds fy, Lohdkj djsaxsArnUrj Lukrdh; fMIyksek rFkk izek.k i= iznku fd;s tk;sxsaA

(31) mikf/k;ksa rFkk fMIyksek iznku fd;s tkus ds ckn fo|k ifj"kn~ }kjkLo.kZ ,oa jtr fo'ofo|ky; ind vkSj ikfjrksf"kd izkIr djusokys vH;fFkZ;ksa dks dqylfpo O;fDrxr :i ls eap ds lehidqykf/kifr ds le{k cqyk;saxs vkSj dqykf/kifr ls bUgsas ind vkSjikfjrksf"kd nsus dk fuosnu djsaxsA

(32) lHkh vH;fFkZ;ksa dks mikf/k;k° ind vkSj ikfjrksf"kd iznku fd;stkus ds ckn dqyifr pkgsa rks fo'ofo|ky; ds foxr Ok"kZ dhmiyfC/k;ksa dh fyf[kr laf{kIr leh{kk vkSj Hkfo"; esa ykxw dhtkus okyh fodkl ;kstuk dh :ijs[kk izLrqr dj ldsaxsA dqyifr;fn pkgsa rks egkefge dqykf/kifr egksn; dh vuqefr ls fof'k"VvfrfFk ;fn dksbZ mifLFkr gksa] dk ifjp; nsrs gq, muls nks 'kCncksyus dk vuqjks/k dj ldrs gSaA

(33) dqyifr] dqykf/kifr dh vuqefr ls eq[; vfrfFk dk ifjp; nsaxs,oa muls nh{kkUr Hkk"k.k djus dh izkFkZuk djsaxsA

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1- dqylfpo (;fn mifLFkr gksa) vU;Fkk ofj"B f'k{kd

2- egkfo|ky; dh dk;Zdkfj.kh ifj"kn~ ds lnL;

3- egkfo|ky; ds f'k{kd lnL;

4- dksVZ ds lnL; (;fn mifLFkr gksa)

5- fo|k ifj"kn~ ds lnL; (;fn mifLFkr gksa)

6- fo'ofo|ky; dk;Zdkfj.kh ds lnL; (;fn mifLFkr gksa)

7- ladk;ks ds vf/k"Bkrk (;fn mifLFkr gksa)

8- egkfo|ky; ds izkpk;Z

9- eq[; vfrfFk] dqyifr] izfr dqyifr (;fn mifLFkr gksa)vU;Fkk egkfo|ky; ds izkpk;Z

10- egkfo|ky; dk ofj"B f'k{kd

7- ;fn dqykf/kifr mifLFkr gksaxs rks tqywl ds vxzlj gksus dk ÿeogh gksxk tk fo'ofo|ky; esaA

8- egkfo|ky; ds lHkh f'k{kd lnL;ksa dks nh{kkUr lekjksg dsvolj ij 'kSf{kd iks'kkd (xkmu) /kkj.k djuk gksxkA

9- egkfo|ky; ds nh{kkUr lekjksg esa egkfo|ky; ds izkpk;Z mikfËkiznku djasxs fdUrq ;fn dqykf/kifr mifLFkr gksaxs rks os nh{kkUrlekjksg dh v/;{krk djsaxs vkSj dqyifr Lukrdksa dks mikf/k;kWaiznku djsaxsA

10- ;fn dqyifr mifLFkr gksaxs rks os nh{kkUr lekjksg dh v/;{krkdjasxs vkSj Lukrdksa dks mikf/k;kWa iznku djsaxs vkSj ;fn os mifLFkrugha gksaxs rks egkfo|ky; ds izkpk;Z nh{kkUr lekjksg dh vË;{krkdjasxs vkSj Lukrdksa dks mikf/k;kWa iznku djsaxsA

11- mi;qZDr ckrksa ds vfrfjDRk egkfo|ky;ksa ds nh{kkUr lekjksg dhfoLr`r izfÿ;k] tgkWa rd laHko gksxk] ogh gksxh tks fo'ofo|ky;ds nh{kkUr lekjksg ds fy, fu/kkZfjr dh x;h gSA

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egkfo|ky;kas ds nh{kkUr lekjksg dh izfÿ;k

(1) egkfo|ky;ksa ds nh{kkUr lekjksg fo'ofo|ky; ds nh{kkUr lekjksg dslEiUu gksus ds ckn ;k igys egkfo|ky; dh lqfo/kk ds vuqlkj gksasxsAegkfo|ky; ds nh{kkUr lekjksg dh okLrfod frfFk lEcº egkfo|ky;ksads izkpk;Z] dqyifr ls fopkj&foe'kZ ds mijkUr fuf'pr djsaxsA

(2) egkfo|ky; ds fu;fer Nk= vH;fFkZ;ksa dks tks egkfo|ky; ds nh{kkUrlekjksg esa lfEefyr gksuk pkgsasxs] egkfo|ky; ds izkpk;kZsa dks viuhmifLFkfr dh fyf[kr lwpuk nh{kkUr lekjksg dh okLrfod frfFk lsde ls de iUÊg fnu igys nsuh gksxhA

(3) O;fDrxr vH;fFkZ;ksa dks Hkh viuh mikf/k;kWa izkIr djus ds fy, muegkfo|ky;ksa ds nh{kkUr lekjksg esa lfEefyr gksus dh vuqefr nhtk;sxhA ftu egkfo|ky;ksa ls os vH;FkhZ ijh{kkvksa esa lfEefyr gq,gksaxsA

(4) lEcº egkfo|ky;ksa dh dk;Zdkj.kh ds ,sls lnL; tks Lukrd ugha gS]egkfo|ky; ds nh{kkUr lekjksg ds volj ij 'kSf{kd iks'kkd (xkmu)/kkj.k djus ds vf/kdkjh ugha gksxsA ,sls lnL; 'kqº vkSj Vksih foghuxkmu igus tqywl esa lfEefyr gks ldsasxsA

(5) egkfo|ky;ksa ds nh{kkUr lekjksg ds volj ij fudyus okyh 'kksHkk;k=kfuEufyf[kr lnL;ksa ls la?kfVr gksxhA&

1- dk;Z dkfj.kh ds lnL;

2- fo|k ifj"kn~ ds lnL;

3- dksVZ ds lnL;

4- egkfo|ky; ds f'k{kd&lnL;

5- egkfo|ky; dh dk;Zdkfj.kh ds lnL;

6- 'kksHkk;k=k nh{kkUr lekjksg ds izkax.k esa fuEufyf[kr ÿe lsvxzlj gksxk&

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mkw- jkeeuksgj yksfg;k vo/k fo’ofo|ky;ordinances in force for the time being in the university ....

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