are engaged in University Examinations may count towards the keeping of their terms.

38. To keep term at a College or Recognized Institu tion it is implied that an Undergraduate shall go through the full course of study at that College or Institution, and shall not at the same time be holding any appointment which, in the judgment of the Syndicate, interferes with his position as a bond fide student. By this is not meant that a student may not also be employed for a short time in teaching in a Recognized Institution.

ENDOWMENTS.

39. An account of all endowments and Trust Funds held by the University shall be published annually in the University Calendar.

VI.

Degulations.

I. ARTS.

MATRICULATION.

1. The Examination will be held once a year at Bombay and at such other places as shall, from time to time, be appointed by the Syndicate,* commencing on the First Monday in the First Term in Arts.

2. Candidates for Matriculation must have completed their sixteenth year.

3. Candidates must forward an application to the Registrar two months before the Examination. (Vide Form A.)

4. Two months before the commencement of the Examination, each Candidate must pay or cause to be paid to the Registrar at Bombay, or to such person as he may appoint in the Mofussil, a fee of Rs. 10, for which a receipt will be given. (Vide Form B.)

5. Failure to pass the Examination will not disqualify the Candidate for again presenting himself at any subsequent Matriculation Examination on a new application being forwarded, and a fresh fee paid.

6. Candidates will be examined in Languages, Mathematics, and General Knowledge.

* The following places have been appointed by the Syndicate :Poona, Belgaum, Ahmedabad, and Karachi.

B 595-5 BU*

(Any other language may at any time be added to this list by the Syndicate.)

In English there will be one paper containing (1) one or more passages for paraphrase, with, as an alternative, one or more passages in the candidate's vernacular for translation into English, (2) questions in grammar, and (3) an exercise or exercises in composition.

In the second Language there will be one paper contain. ing prose passages for translation from and into English, and questions in grammar.

Oral examination in the English language.

The Candidate will be called upon to read and to explain extempore a prose passage from a standard author to be selected by the Examiners,

N.B.-It is essential that the Candidate should not know beforehand from what books he will have to read.

II.—MATHEMATICS.-Two papers.

1st.-Arithmetic. The examples to be worked from first principles, and not merely by rules. Algebra to Simple Equations inclusive. Problems will be set involving Sim ple Equations.

2nd.-First four books of Euclid, with deductions.

III.-GENERAL KNOWLEDGE.-Two papers,

1st.-Elementary History of England and India, and Elementary Geography.

2nd.-Elementary knowledge of—

(a.)—The mechanical powers.

(b.) The laws of chemical combination, the chemistry of air and water, and the phenomena of combustion. (c.)-The solar system.

N.B.-Candidates must satisfy the Examiners in each branch of the Examination.

7. The Examination will be conducted by means of printed questions to be answered in English, except when otherwise specified. The Candidates will also be examined viva voce in English,

8. On the Fourth Monday after the commencement of the Examination, the Examiners will publish a list of successful Candidates in the order of merit, with the total number of marks obtained by each Candidate, and the name of his school,

9. A Certificate will be given to those who pass the Examination. (Vide Form C.)

BACHELOR OF ARTS.

10. Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts must have passed the Matriculation Examination, and will be required to pass three subsequent examinations, the first to be called the Previous Examination, the second the First Examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, and the third the Second Examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts.

THE PREVIOUS EXAMINATION.

11. The Previous Examination will be held once a year in Bombay, commencing on the First Monday in December. 12. No Undergraduate will be admitted to this Examination unless he shall have kept two terms at a College or Institution recognized in Arts; and unless he produce satisfactory testimonials under Form D.

Any Undergraduate of a University recognized by the University of Bombay may be admitted to this Examination, provided his testimonials of good conduct and length of study from his own University be satisfactory.

13. Candidates must forward an application to the Registrar at least two months before the Examination. (Vide Form D.)

14. Each Candidate must pay to the Registrar a fee of Rs. 20, for which a receipt will be given. (Vide Form E.) 15. Candidates will be examined in the following sub. jects:

I. Languages.
II. Mathematics.
III. Logic.

IV. History.

V. Natural Science.

Candidates will be examined in books to be prescribed by the Syndicate one year before the Examination.

In each language there will be two papers and a viva voce Examination. Each paper in English will contain passages to be paraphrased. The papers in the second language will contain passages for translation both out of that language into English and vice versa. The papers on each language will contain questions in grammar, as well as in the matter of the books taken up by the Candidates.

II. MATHEMATICS-Two papers.

1. Algebra to Quadratic Equations, inclusive, with Proportion and Variation, Permutations, and Combinations, the Progressions, the Binomial Theorem.

2. Euclid, Books I to VI, with deductions.

III.-LOGIC-One paper.

Logic.-The subjects treated of in Fowler's Deductive Logic. The Examination will comprise easy questions in Logical Analysis.

IV.-HISTORY-One paper.

Ancient History.

A definite period will be notified by the Syndicate one year before the Examination.

V.-NATURAL SCIENCE.-One paper.

Elementary Physics (except Light and Electricity), viz., Laws of Motion-Forces of Nature considered generally-Energy considered generally-Visible Energy-Heat.

Text book recommended in Elementary Physics; Balfour Stewart: Lessons in Elementary Physics.