(c) M.A. or M.Sc. Standard.-For M.A. or M.Sc. Classes at least two additional laboratories are necessary for special work.

The number of students that may be placed under one teacher in the practical classes is the same as for Physiology, and the conditions to be fulfilled with regard to the laboratories are substantially the same as in that subject.

V.-ZOOLOGY.

Not more than 20 students shall be placed under one teacher in the practical classes. Otherwise the requirements are the same as in the case of Physiology and Botany except that the accommodation required for M.A. and M.Sc. students will not be so great as in those subjects.

VI. GEOLOGY.

The chief requirements in this subject are a small geological museum, and a laboratory suitable for optical as well as for a certain amount of chemical work.

There must be a small museum for practical teaching and demonstration, and a well-lighted room suitable for drawing and modelling, and fully furnished with the appliances necessary for the course of practical work prescribed by the Regulations.

VIII.-EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY.

The laboratory must be furnished with plastic and other models and charts for anatomical and physiological demonstrations, in addition to the appliances necessary for psycho-physical work, and must also be suitable for optical and electrical work.

CHAPTER XXVIII.

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY.

1. At the Annual Meeting, the Senate shall appoint two committees, one to be called the Library General Commitee, and the other the Library Executive Committee.

2.

The General Committee shall consist of the Vice-Chancellor, the Registrar, and twelve members of the Senate.

The Executive Committee shall consist of the Vice-Chancellor, the Registrar, and three members of the General Committee.

Members of the Committees shall hold office till the next Annual Meeting.

In the event of a vacancy occurring in the course of the year, it shall be at once filled up by the Syndicate.

3. The General Committee shall meet ordinarily once every six months, and, at other times, when convened by the ViceChancellor. Seven members shall form the quorum.

The Executive Committee shall meet ordinarily once a month, and at other times when convened by the Vice-Chancellor. Three members shall form the quorum.

4. The Proceedings of the meetings of the Committees shall be recorded, and regularly submitted to the Syndicate for confirmation. The Syndicate may approve, revise, or modify the decision of either Committee on any matter, or direct the Committee to review it.

5. The duties of the General Committee shall be

(I) to recommend to the Syndicate rules regulating—

(a) the use of the Library by Fellows, by Registered Graduates, and by other persons,

(b) the payment of fees for the use of the Library by persons
other than Fellows,

(c) the conditions of borrowing and returning books,
(d) the suspension of privileges for the loss, mutilation, or
disfigurement of books, or for any breach of the
Library Rules.

(e) the annual inspection of the Library, and

(f) all other matters relating to the management of the Library.

(II) to recommend to the Executive Committee the purchase of books and manuscripts.

6. The duties of the Executive Committee shall be to give orders for the purchase, arrangement and cataloguing of the books and manuscripts, for the provision of book-cases and other fittings, for the cleaning of the Library, and for all ordinary repairs, and generally to supervise the management of the Library, and to do all that is in their opinion desirable for the maintenance of the Library in an efficient condition, so far as it is practicable to do so within the limits of the annual grant.

7. Upon the recommendation of the Syndicate, the Senate shall annually make a grant for the Library, and may, if necessary, add to the grant in the course of the year.

8. The Syndicate shall make an annual report to the Senate

concerning the state of the Library and all matters concerning the Library which in their opinion should be brought to the notice of the Senate. The Report shall be accompanied by a statement of the expenditure of all moneys devoted to the purposes of the Library.

CHAPTER XXIX.

TRANSITORY REGULATIONS.

1. In this chapter, the phrase "new Regulations new Regulations" shall be taken to mean the present body of Regulations. The phrases " existing Bye-laws," "existing Regulations,' and "existing Rules" shall be taken to refer respectively to the Bye-laws, Regulations and Rules in operation on the date previous to that on which the new Regulations come into force. 2. All questions relating to the alteration or cancellation of existing Bye-laws, Regulations and Rules shall be decided with reference to the provisions of this Chapter.

Act VIII of 1904, sec. 25 (2) (g).

3. The new Regulations shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Gazette of India; such date shall be called the date of commencement of the new Regulations.

4. Except as hereinafter provided, on and from the date on which the new Regulations come into force, all existing

(i) Bye-laws,

(ii) Regulations, and

(iii) Rules which are in any way inconsistent with the new Regulations,

shall cease to have operation.

5. As soon as practicable after the date of commencement of the new Regulations the Vice-Chancellor shall cause steps to be taken for the appointment of the Faculties, the Syndicate, the Boards of Studies, the Board of Accounts the Library General Committee, the Library Executive Committee, the Transfer Committee, the Students' Residence Committee, the Registrar and the Inspector of Colleges, in accordance with the new Regulations:

Provided that any act which is required by the new Regulations to be done, at, before, or after an Annual Meeting, may for this purpose be validly done, at, before, or after a Special Meeting.

6. As soon as each of the Faculties, the Syndicate, each of the Boards of Studies, and the Board of Accounts is duly consti

tuted under Regulation 5, the corresponding body provisionally constituted under section 12 (q) of the Indian Universities Act, shall cease to exist.

Provided that each of these provisional Bodies so long as it continues to exist, shall discharge its functions in accordance with the existing Bye-laws, which shall be deemed to be in force for this purpose.

7. The Faculties, the Syndicate, the Boards of Studies, the Board of Accounts, the Library General Committee, the Transfer Committee, the Students' Residence Committee and the Library Executive Committee appointed under Regulation 5 shall continue to hold office till they are reconstituted in 1908 in accordance with the new Regulations.

8. The Registrar holding office at the commencement of the new Regulations shall continue to hold office till the Registrar appointed under Regulation 5 assumes charge. If, in the interval, there is a vacancy in the office of Registrar, the Syndicate may appoint an Acting Registrar on such terms as may be found necessary. The Registrar appointed under Regulation 5 shall continue to hold office not later than the 31st of March 1912.

9. The Inspector of Colleges appointed under Regulation 5 shall continue to hold office not later than the Annual Meeting of the Senate in 1912.

10.

The Matriculation Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1910.

11. The Entrance Examination in 1907, 1908, and 1909, shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

12. Any person who passes or has passed the Entrance Examination shall be deemed qualified for admission to any University Examination other than that mentioned in section 42 in the same manner as if he had passed the Matriculation Examination in accordance with the new Regulations.

13. The Intermediate Examination in Arts shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909. 14. The First Examination in Arts in 1907 and 1908 shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

15. Any person who passes or has passed the First Examination in Arts shall be deemed qualified for admission to any University Examination other than that mentioned in Regulation 42 in the same manner as if he had passed the Intermediate Examination in Arts or the Intermediate Examination in Science in accordance with the new Regulations. For the purpose of the Examination mentioned in Regulation 42 of this chapter, a student who has passed the F.A. or the Intermediate in Arts, shall be deemed qualified in the same manner as a

student who has matriculated in accordance with the new Regulations.

16. Any candidate who fails at the First Examination in Arts in 1908 or has failed in any previous year, or who was qualified to appear at any such examination but did not appear, or who was not sent up to any such examination by reason of deficiency in attendance at lectures or who was not permitted by the Principal of his College to appear, may be admitted to the Intermediate Examination in Arts or the Intermediate Examination in Science in 1909, provided he has prosecuted in accordance with the new Regulations a regular course of study for one academical year in the subjects he offers. Any candidate appearing at a subsequent examination shall strictly comply with the new Regulations.

17. The B.A. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909.

18. The B.A. Examination in 1907 and 1908 shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

19. The M.A. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909.

20. The M.A. Examination in 1906, 1907 and 1908 shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules which for this purpose shall be deemed to be in force.

21. Any Bachelor of Science who, in or before 1908, passes or has passed the M.A. Examination in Mathematics or in any branch of Natural or Physical Science, shall be entitled to the same privileges for the purpose of admission to University Examinations as if he had passed the M.Sc. Examination in accordance with the new Regulations.

22. The Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1907.

23. The Intermediate Examination in Science shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909. 24. The B.Sc. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909.

25. The B.Sc. Examination in 1907 and 1908 shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

26. The M.Sc. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909.

27. The Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Science shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1908.

28. The Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Science in 1906 and 1907 shall be held in accordance with the existing