Regulations and Rules which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

29. The Preliminary Examination in Law shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1908. 30. The Final Examination in Law shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909.

31. The B.L. 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.

32. (i) Any candidate who fails at the B.L. Examination in 1908, or has failed in any previous year, or who was qualified to appear at any such examination but did not appear, may, in any year not later than 1912, appear at the Preliminary Examination in Law, and if he passes, may appear at the Final Examination in Law in the same year or in any subsequent year not later than 1912.

(ii) Any candidate who is not or has not been sent up to the B.L. Examination of 1908 or of any previous year by reason of deficiency in attendance at lectures, shall be entitled to the same privileges as the candidates referred to in the preceding paragraph, provided he makes up his deficiency in accordance with the existing Regulations.

(iii) In any year subsequent to 1912 no person shall be admitted to either the Preliminary or the Final Examination in Law, except in strict conformity with the new Regulations.

33.

The M.L. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1907.

34. The Examination for Honours in Law in 1906 shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force. Any candidate who may pass at such Examination shall be entitled to the same privileges as if he had passed the M.L. Examination in the first class under the new Regulations.

35. Up to 1907 the Degree of Doctor in Law shall be conferred in accordance with the existing Regulations, and in and after 1908 in accordance with the new Regulations.

36. The Preliminary Scientific L.M.S. Examination in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules shall be held for the last time in 1907, and for this purpose those Regulations and Rules shall be deemed to be in force.

37. The First L.M.S. Examination in 1907, 1908 and 1909 (and in no subsequent year) shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

38.

The Second L.M.S. Examination in 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910 and 1911 (and in no subsequent year) shall be held in

accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

39. Any candidate who fails in the Preliminary Scientific L.M.S. Examination in 1907 may appear at the Preliminary Scientific M.B. Examination in 1908 or 1909, provided he attends in an Affiliated College a regular course of lectures for one academical year, in the subjects in which he has failed as also in the additional subjects in which he has not previously attended any lectures. If any such candidate attains the standard laid down in the new Regulations, for the Preliminary Scientific M.B. Examination, he shall be declared to have passed that examination.

40. Any candidate who fails in the First L.M.S. Examination in 1909 may appear at the First M.B. Examination in 1910 or 1911, provided he attends in an Affiliated College a regular course of lectures for one academical year, (i) in the subjects in which he has failed, (ii) in any additional subjects in which he has not previously attended any lectures, and (iii) in the subject of Zoology as prescribed for the Preliminary Scientific M.B. Examination under the new Regulations. If such candidate attains the standard laid down in the new Regulations for the First M.B. Examination and also passes an examination in Zoology in the standard of the Preliminary Scientific M.B. Examination, he shall be declared to have passed the First M.B. Examination.

41. Any candidate who fails in the Second L.M.S. Examination in 1911 may appear at the second M.B. Examination in 1912 or 1913, provided he attends in an Affiliated College a regular course of lectures for one academical year in the subjects in which he has failed. If such candidate attains the standard laid down in the new Regulations for the Second M.B. Examination (Parts I and II or Part II only, as the case may be), he shall be granted a certificate of having passed the Second L.M.S. Examination.

42. The Preliminary Scientific M.B. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1908. Provided that at the Examinations held in 1909 and 1910 no one shall be admitted who has not passed the F.A. Examination or the Intermediate in Arts or the Intermediate in Science. 43. The Preliminary Scientific M.B. 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.

In 1908 there shall be two Examinations, one in accordance with the existing Regulations and the other in accordance with the new Regulations. For the latter no one shall be eligible who has not passed the F.A. Examination.

44. The First M.B. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1910.

45. The First M B. 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.

46. The Final M.B. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1913.

47. The Second M.B. Examination in 1907-1912 shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which for this purpose shall be deemed to be in force.

48. The Examinations for Honours in Medicine, for the Degrees of Doctor of Medicine, Master of Surgery and Master of Obstetrics, and for the Diploma in Public Health, shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1907.

49. The Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1906 shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

50. The Intermediate Examination in Engineering shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1909.

51. In 1907, 1908 and 1909 the First Examination in Engineering shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which for this purpose shall be deemed to be in force. 52. In 1910 and 1911, the First Examination in Engineering shall be held in accordance with the existing Regulations and Rules which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force :

Provided, however, that at the examination in either of these years, only the following classes of candidates shall be allowed to appear :

(a) Candidates who have failed at any previous F.E. Examination.

(b) Candidates who have not passed any examination higher than the Entrance or Matriculation Examination.

53. Any candidate who fails at the F.E. Examination in 1911 may be admitted to the Intermediate Examination in Engineering in 1912 or 1913.

54. Any person who passes or has passed the F.E. Examination shall be deemed qualified for admission to University Examinations in the same manner as if he had passed the Intermediate Examination in Engineering in accordance with the new Regulations.

55. The B.E. Examination shall be held for the first time in accordance with the new Regulations in 1911.

56. The B.E. Examination in 1907, 1908, 1909, and 1910 and the L.E. Examination in 1907-1912, shall be held in accord

ance with the existing Regulations and Rules, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

57. The Examination for Honours in Engineering shall be held for the last time in 1907 in accordance with the existing Regulations, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be

in force.

58. Up to 1909 the Degree of Master in Engineering shall be conferred in accordance with the existing Regulations, which, for this purpose, shall be deemed to be in force.

59. The Degree of Doctor of Science (Engineering) may be conferred in 1907 in accordance with the new Regulations.

60. The Examination for Licentiate in Teaching and Bachelor of Teaching shall be held for the first time in 1908.

61. As soon as practicable after the commencement of the new Regulations, the Syndicate shall frame, subject to the approval of the Senate:

(a) A revised body of Rules for the conduct of the examinations which, according to the preceding Regulations, have to be held in accordance with the existing Regulations; and

(b) A body of Rules for the conduct of the examinations to be held in accordance with the new Regulations :

Provided that nothing in the Rules made under (a) shall contravene the existing Regulations, and nothing in the Rules made under (b) shall contravene the new Regulations.

62. Nothing in the Regulations contained in this Chapter shall be deemed to prohibit any alteration in the existing Regulations and Rules, provided such alteration is made by the Body competent in that behalf, and in the manner prescribed by the new Regulations.

63. Within eight weeks from the date when these Regulations come into force the Principal of every affiliated College shall forward to the Registrar the name of every student on the rolls of the College, together with the registration fee of Rs. 2 required for matriculation by Regulation 6 of Chapter XV. The Registrar shall, upon receipt of the fee, enter the name of every such student on the Register of University Students.

64. In any case not covered by the preceding Regulations of this Chapter, the Syndicate shall give such directions as may be justified by the special circumstances of the case.

CHAPTER XXX.

MATRICULATION EXAMINATION.

1. The Matriculation Examination shall be held annually in Calcutta and in such other places as shall, from time to time, be appointed by the Syndicate, the approximate date to be notified in the Calendar.

2. Ordinarily, only students who have been educated for a least one school year previous to the date of the Matriculation Examination at a school recognised by the Calcutta University for such purpose, shall be admitted to the Matriculation Examination. Private candidates, who have not attended any school for at least one year previous to the Examination, shall also be admitted to the Examination, provided that (a) before appearing at such Examination they have passed a preliminary test held for such purpose by a Government Inspector of Schools, or under his orders, and (b) satisfactory evidence is adduced before the Inspector that the candidate has prosecuted a regular course of study, and has been subject to proper discipline.

3. No one shall be admitted to the Matriculation Examination, unless he shall have completed the age of sixteen years on the first day of the month in which he appears at the Examination.

4. Every candidate sent up for the Matriculation Examination by a recognised school shall be required to produce a certificate (a) of good conduct, (b) of diligent and regular study, (c) of having satisfactorily passed periodical school examinations and other tests, (d) of probabil'ty of passing the examination.

5. Every candidate for admission to the Matriculation Examination shall send in his application, with a certificate in the form prescribed by the Syndicate, either to the Registrar or to a local officer recognised by the Syndicate. Every such application must reach the office of the Registrar at least six weeks before the date fixed for the commencement of the examination.

6. A fee of twelve rupees shall be forwarded by each candidate with his application. A candidate who fails to pass, or to present himself for examination, shall not be entitled to claim a refund of the fee. He may be admitted to one or more subsequent Matriculation Examinations, subject to the conditions laid down in these Regulations.

7. The Matriculation Examination shall be conducted by means of printed papers, the same papers being used at every place at which the Examination is held.