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Section 13: Regulation of Admission

The Karnataka Educational Institutions (Classification, Regulation and Prescription of Curricula etc.,) Rules, 1995.State Rules of Karnataka · 1995

(1) The State Government or the Competent authority authorised in this behalf shall by notification specify the minimum and the maximum number of students to be admitted in a recognised educational institution subject to the provisions of these rules.

(a) For primary including upper primary schools the maximum admissions shall be Fifty students for each class.

(b) For secondary schools the minimum admission shall be thirty students and the maximum admission shall be sixty students in each class.

(c) For Pre-University College, First Grade College and other Institutions of higher learning the minimum admissions shall be thirty students and the maximum admissions shall be one hundred for each class:

Provided that in case of minority educational institutions the minimum admission for any class shall be fifteen.

(d) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, in case of private aided institutions from primary and upto first grade college the maximum and minimum number of admissions for each class shall be as stipulated in the Grant-in-aid rules.

(2) The State Government or the Competent authority shall by notification specify the conditions of admission regarding eligibility, minimum age, migration, removal of students etc., in any recognised educational institution or class of such institutions.

(3) The State Government or the Competent authority shall by notification specify the method of admission to various courses, classes and categories of educational institutions.

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ActThe Karnataka Educational Institutions (Classification, Regulation and Prescription of Curricula etc.,) Rules, 1995.
Section13
Marginal noteRegulation of Admission
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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