(1) The syndicate may from time to time, make statutes and amend or repeal the statues in the manner hereafter provided in this section.
statutes how made
(2) The Academic Council or the Vice-Chancellor may propose to the Syndicate the draft of any statute or of any amendment to, or of repeal of, a statute, to be passed by the Syndicate and such draft shall be considered by the Syndicate at its next meeting;
Provided that the Vice-Chancellor shall not propose any amendment to any statute affecting the status, powers and constitution of any authority of the University, until such authority has been given an opportunity of expressing its opinion and the opinion so expressed shall be considered by the Syndicate.
(3) The Syndicate may consider the draft proposed by the Academic Council and the Vice-Chancellor under subsection (2) and may either pass the draft or reject or return it with or without amendments to the Academic Council or the Vice-Chancellor as the case may be for reconsideration.
(4) (a) Any member of the Syndicate may propose to the Syndicate the draft of a state or of any amendments to, or of repeal of, a statute and the Syndicate may either accept or reject the draft, if it relates to matter not falling within the purview of the Academic Council.
(b) In case such relates to a matter within the purview of the Academic Council, the Syndicate shall refer it for consideration to the Academic Council, which may, either report to the Syndicate that it does not approve the draft or submit the draft to the Syndicate in such form as the Academic Council may approve and the Syndicate may either pass with or without amendments or reject the draft.
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(5) A statute or an amendment to or repeal of, a statute passed by the Syndicate shall be submitted to the Chancellor who may assent thereto or withhold his assent. A statute or an amendment to or repeal of, a statute passed by the Syndicate shall have no validity until it has been assented to by the Chancellor.
33. Subject to the provisions of this Act and the statutes, the ordinances of the University may provide for all or any of the followings matters, namely:- Ordinances
(a) the admission of the students to the University;
(b) the courses of study leading to all degrees, diplomas and other academic distinctions of the University;
(c) the conditions under which the student shall be admitted to the courses of study leading to degrees, diplomas and other academic distinctions of the University;
(d) the conduct of examinations of the University and the conditions on which students shall be admitted to such examinations;
(e) the manner in which exemptions relating to the admission of students to examinations may be given;
(f) the conditions and mode of appointment and duties of examining bodies and examiners;
(g) the maintenance of discipline among the students of the University;
(h) the fees to be charged for courses of study, research, experiment and practical training and for admission to the examinations for degrees, diplomas and other academic distinctions of the University, and
(i) any other matter which by this Act or the statutes is required to be, or may be prescribed by the ordinances.