(i) the admission of students of the University and the constituent college or affiliated colleges and their cnrolment as such;
(ii) the levy of fees in University Laboratories;
(iii) the conditions or residence and rules of discipline of the students of the University, including students of the constituent college or affiliated colleges and the levy of fees for residence in halls;
(iv) the appointment of teachers, officers and employees of the University, their emoluments, their duties and other terms and conditions of their service, in so far as these have not been specifically provided for in this Act or in the Statutes;
(v) rules for the institution of Provident Fund or other funds for the benclit of cmployees of the University;
(vi) rules for the establishment, maintenance and management of University Libraries, University Museum, halls and other University Institutions for study, rescarch and residence;
(vii) rules for the recognition of libraries, laboratories, muscum, hostels and institutions for study, research and residence, other than those establishment maintained and managed by the University;
(viii) rules for the taking over of the management of a constituent college or affiliated colleges or institution, in order to ensure that proper standards of teaching and instruction arc maintained therein;
(ix) rules for the exercise of general supervision and control over the constituent college or affiliated colleges or institutions and for the giving of financial aid to them;
(x) rules for the inspection or investigation into the constituent college or affiliated colleges, to ensure that proper standards or teaching trainmg and rescarch are maintained therein; *
(xi) rules for the imposition and collection of fees;
(xii) the duties and functions of the teachers of the University including the Head of Departments;
(xiii) rules for the registration of students;
(xiv) the appogitment, duties and remuneration of cxaminers:
(xv) rules for the administration of gifts, endowments and benefactions and for the institution and award of fellowships, studentships, stipends, bursaries, exhibitions.
medals and prizes;
(xvi) rules and procedure for accepting grants and for raising or accepting loans other than loans from the Central or any State Government;
(xvii) all other matters which under this Act or the Statutes are required to be or may be prescribed by Ordinances.
How to make Ordinance.
50. (i) The Syndicate shall take into consideration drafts of Ordinances proposcd to be passed after notice thercof has been given to the members of the Syndicate at least three weeks in advance of the date fixed for consideration of the same by the Syndicate. The Vice-Chancellor may direct a shorter notice in a matter which int his opinion is of an cmergent nature;
(i) An Ordinance shall'be deemed to be passed if it is agreed to by a majority of the total number of members of the Syndicate existing at the time;
(iti) “"he Chanccllor may direct that the operation of any Ordinance shall be suspended until such time as the Senate has had an opportunity of considering the same;
(iv) All Ordinances shall, unless cancelled or modificd by the Chancellor, remain in force until repealed or amended by a new Ordinance similarly passed and brought into force.
Regulation.