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Section 3: Deputy Registrars 50 % by direct recruitment with the following qualifications and experience

Ordinance on conditions of service rules for Non-Teaching University EmployeesState Ordinance of Haryana · No. 26 of 2008

A Master’s degree with at least 55% of the marks or its equivalent grade of B in the UGC seven point scale.

(i) Five years administrative experience as an Assistant Registrar or in an equivalent post in a Govt.

Institute/ University recognized by the U.G.C./ Medical College recognized by MCI; or

(ii) 9 years of experience as an Asstt.

Professor in the Annual Grade Pay of Rs.6000 & above in a College/ University with experience in educational administration; or

(iii) Comparable experience in research establishment and/ or other institution of higher education.

(iv) Computer knowledge- Minimum 3 months course from a recognized Institution.

(i) Bachelor Degree from a recognized University.

(ii) 50 % by promotion from amongst the Assistant Registrars on seniority-cummerit basis having three years experience as Asstt. Registrar.

Where this provision sits

ActOrdinance on conditions of service rules for Non-Teaching University Employees
Section3
Marginal noteDeputy Registrars 50 % by direct recruitment with the following qualifications and experience
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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