The Examiners to report to the Board of Examiners whether a candidate satisfies them.

(a) For work done during the session (marks
to be awarded by the special Examiners
on the nature of the course, on the Prin-
cipal's opinion and on the work done by
the candidate during the course of
training)

(6) For the paper in the special subject

100

100

601

140 200

Practical Examination including Clinical

Pathology

Two papers

Practical Examination including Oral

M. D. EXAMINATION.

No marks, no class.

Examiners should form an opinion as to the merits of the candidates after consideration of their thesis or papers and of their practical work.

9. After each meeting of a Board of Studies or a Board of Examiners, the Convener of the Board shall send in to the Registrar a report of the proceedings of the meeting, together with the names of the members present at the meeting. The report of the Convener of a Board of Studies shall be submitted to the next meeting of the Faculty which appoints the Board; and the report of the Convener of a Board of Examiners shall be submitted to the next meeting of the Syndicate.

10. Every College applying for affiliation in Science must have sufficient apparatus to illustrate the experimental section of the subject, and to carry out such practical work that may be prescribed from time to time. An adequate supply of gas and water is imperative.

11. All Colleges which have intermitted their post graduate teaching in any subject for three years or more, should be required, before re-opening a class in that subject, to inform the Registrar of the arrangements which it is proposed to make for the instruction of that class, and at the same time to furnish a full College time-table.

12. Duplicates of University certificates or diplomas shall not be granted except in cases in which the Syndicate is satisfied by the production of an affidavit or otherwise that the applicant has lost his certificate or diploma, or that it has been destroyed. In such cases a duplicate of a certificate, the original of which was signed by the Registrar, may be granted on payment of a fee of Rs. 5; and a duplicate of certificates or diplomas, the original of which was signed by the Vice-Chancellor, on payment of a fee of Rs. 10.

MEMBERS OF THE DIFFERENT SUB-COMMITTEES OF THE SYNDICATE (ELECTED 7TH NOVEMBER, 1917).

I. (a) The Hon'ble Dr. Tej Baha

dur Sapru.

The Hon'ble Sir George
Edward Knox.

The Hon'ble Justice Sir
P. C. Banerji, (Convener). J

to bring out and declare the Examination

sults of 1918.

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(b) The Director of Public In]
struction, United Pro-
vinces (Convener).

Mr. P. S. Burrell.

The Hon'ble Sir George
Edward Knox.

The Hon'ble Mr. A. W.
Ward.

Rai G. N. Chakravarti
Bahadur.

(c) Major J. W. D. Megaw,
I.M.S. (Convener).

Major A.E.J. Lister, 1.M S.
The Hon'ble Mr. A. W.
Ward.

II. Mr. M. B. Cameron.

to bring out and declare the Arts and Science Examination results of 1918.

to bring out and declare the Medical Examination results of 1918.

The Hon'ble Justice Sir P. C. Banerji (Convenor).

The Director of Public Instruction, U. P.

The Hon'ble Mr. A. W.

Ward.

Rai G. N. Chakravarti Bahadur.

III. Rai Bahadur G. N. Chakravarti (Convener).

Mr. W. Jesse.

The Director of Public Instruction, Central Provinces.
Mr. P. S. Burrell,

Mahamahopadhyaya Dr. Ganga Nath Jha.

IV. Mr. P. S. Burrell.

The Director of Public Instruction, Central Provinces.

Rai Bahadur G. N. Chakravarti.

The Hon'ble Mr. A. W. Ward (Convener).

Mahamahopadhyaya Dr. Ganga Nath Jha.