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Section 14: Promotion to Star Grade

The Mysore Borstal School Rules, 1969.State Rules of Karnataka · 1964

(1) A daily record of conduct and industry of each inmate in the ordinary grade shall be kept.

(2) A register shall be kept for this purpose in which shall be recorded day to day the number of marks allotted to each inmate The marks shall be allotted for each day as follows:

Marks Very Good . . 3 Good . . 2 Fair . . 1 Bad .. Nil The register shall be examined by the Superintendent once a week.

(3) Full Marks for a month of 28 working days shall be calculated at

84. The Superintendent shall have the power in deserving cases, to add 16 marks to the said marks so as to make the monthly maximum at 100 marks.

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(4) An inmate in the ordinary grade shall be required to earn at least 500 marks, before he can be promoted to star Grade. If he is required to remain for more than six months in the ordinary grade.

the number of marks to be obtained by him for promotion shall be increased by such number as the Superintendent may consider necessary, having in view the provisions of sub-section (5) of Section 24 of the Act.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Mysore Borstal School Rules, 1969.
Section14
Marginal notePromotion to Star Grade
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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