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Section 21: Other functions of the Governing Body

Assam Non-Government College Management Rules, 2001State Rules of Assam · 2007

The Governing Body is authorised :-

(i) to determine the general scheme of the studies of the College, subject to approval of the affiliating University concerned as well as the State Government, to be obtained through the Director with regards to the inclusion of additional subjects, introduction of Major Course in any existing subject or opening of new faculty and creation of additional posts ;

(ii) to consider and initiate projects for improvement of the College, including prohibitions of taking private tuition by the teaching staff ;

THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, JUNE 16, 2001 1115

(iii) to deal with the discipline and conduct of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the College;

(iv) to grant fee remission under rules prescribed by the State Government or with the approval of the Director; and

(v) to deal with the academic calendar within the norms of University Grants Commission and to compel scrupulous compliance of the guidelines in respect of working days and holding of Classes etc.

Where this provision sits

ActAssam Non-Government College Management Rules, 2001
Section21
Marginal noteOther functions of the Governing Body
JurisdictionState of Assam
StatusIn force as published by the source

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