Univercity

THE EXAMINATION STATUTES

FOR THE

DEGREES OF B.A., B.Mus., B.C.L., B.M.,

AND M.CH.

TOGETHER WITH

THE PRESENT REGULATIONS

OF THE

BOARDS OF STUDIES AND BOARDS OF FACULTIES

RELATING THERETO

To which is added a Table of the Fees payable to the University

in respect of the several Examinations.

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CONTENTS.

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I. EXAMINATIONS FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR

OF ARTS:

1. OF THE TIME AND EXERCISES REQUIRED FOR THE DEGREE

OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

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2. GENERAL RULES RESPECTING THE EXAMINATIONS FOR THE

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

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3. OF THE APPOINTMENT OF MASTERS OF THE SCHOOLS, Mo-

DERATORS, AND PUBLIC EXAMINERS.

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4. RESPONSIONS:

(i) Statute

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(ii) Regulations of Board of Studies:

(a) For Ordinary Candidates .

(b) For Candidates who offer Sanskrit or Arabic

(c) For Candidates who offer an Additional Subject 25

5. FIRST PUBLIC EXAMINATION:

(i) Statute

(ii) Regulations of Boards of Studies and Faculties:

(1) For all Candidates

(2) For those who do not seek Honours

(3) For those who offer Sanskrit or Arabic

(4) For those who seek Honours in Classics .

(5) For those who seek Honours in Mathematics

6. SECOND PUBLIC EXAMINATION:

ii. Admission of Candidates

iii. Decrees of Convocation respecting the Examination

iv. Pass School:

vii. Honour School of Natural Science:

(i) Statute

(ii) Regulations of Board of the Faculty:

(a) For the Preliminary Examination

(b) For the Final Honour Examination

viii. Honour School of Jurisprudence:

(i) Statute

(ii) Regulations of Board of the Faculty:

(a) For the Preliminary Examination

(b) For the Final Honour Examination

ix. Honour School of Modern History:

(i) Statute

(ii) Regulations of Board of the Faculty

x. Honour School of Theology:

11. EXAMINATIONS FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR

OF MUSIC:

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Statute.

III. EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR

OF CIVIL LAW:

IV. EXAMINATIONS IN MEDICINE AND SURGERY:

I. tatutes respecting

(i) Examinations and Exercises for the Degrees of

(a) For the First Examination for the Degree

of B.M.

(b) For the Second Examination for the Degree

of B.M.

TABLE OF THE FEES PAYABLE TO THE UNIVERSITY IN RESPECT OF

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I.

EXAMINATIONS FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS.

1. OF THE TIME AND EXERCISES REQUIRED FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS.

[Statt. Tit. VI. Sect. 1.]

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§ 1. How many years passed in the study of Arts, and what exercises, are required for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts.

Any Scholar in the faculty of Arts may supplicate for the degree of Bachelor in that faculty as soon as he shall have kept Statutable Residence and employed himself in the study of Arts and in hearing lectures for twelve Terms, and shall have passed three Examinations, namely, Responsions and the First and Second Public Examinations, at the several times and subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth.

But failure to pass any of these Examinations, or to satisfy the conditions under which they entitle to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, shall in no case disqualify a Candidate from offering himself again at any following time or times in the same manner as he might have done if he had not previously offered himself for such Examination.

No person shall be required to pass Responsions who

has passed the Previous Examination at Cambridge,
or has obtained a Certificate showing that he has satisfied
the Examiners appointed under the authority of the
Delegates of the Examination of Schools in Greek and
in Latin and in Elementary Mathematics,

or has obtained a Certificate from the Delegates under
the Statute De Examinatione Candidatorum qui non
sunt de corpore Universitatis that he has shown suffi-
cient merit to be excused from Responsions, provided
that such Certificate in either case shall specify the
books offered by the Candidate in such Examination.
If any person who is on the List of Selected Candidates
for the Civil Service of India, or who having been on
such List shall have become a member of that Service,
shall have been matriculated, he shall not be required
to pass Responsions.