The Chairman may also create such other non-teaching posts as he may deem fit and proper for the smooth functioning of the University.

Regulations

1. (1) Powers of the Executive Council: Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Executive Council, in consultation with the Chairman and the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees, shall have the power to frame regulations for the administration and management of the affairs of the University. This process shall be guided by the strategic vision of the Bar Council of India Trust PEARL-FIRST, ensuring that all decisions align with its long-term objectives for legal education and governance. The Chancellor or the Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees, shall have the authority to intervene and guide the Executive Council in framing regulations that are urgent or necessary for the immediate benefit of the University. In cases of urgency or emergency, the Chairman, with the approval of the Board of Trustees, may direct the Executive Council to adopt temporary regulations for the good of the University. Provided that, except with the prior concurrence of the Academic Council, the Executive Council shall not make, amend, or repeal any regulation affecting any or all of the following matters, unless approved by the Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees:
   • (a) The authorities responsible for organizing teaching in connection with the University courses and related academic programs;
   • (b) The qualifications for admission to a course of study for a degree or diploma;
   • (c) The withdrawal of degrees, diplomas, certificates, and other academic distinctions or privileges conferred on or granted to any person;
   • (d) The establishment and abolition of faculties, departments, halls, and institutions;
   • (e) The institution of fellowships, scholarships, studentships, exhibitions, medals, and prizes;
   • (f) Conditions and modes of appointment of examiners or conduct or standard of examinations or any other course of study;
   • (g) Examinations to be recognized as equivalent to University examinations.
2. (2) Powers of the Academic Council: The Academic Council shall have the power to propose regulations concerning the matters listed in clauses
   • (a) to
   • (g) above, and on matters incidental thereto. These proposed regulations shall be submitted to the Executive Council for consideration. The Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees, shall have the authority to review these proposed regulations and provide guidance to the Executive Council on their adoption. The Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees, may intervene in urgent cases to ensure that the Academic Council’s proposals align with the Bar Council of India Trust’s objectives and are implemented promptly.
3. (3) Appeal to the General Council: If the Executive Council rejects a regulation proposed by the Academic Council, the Academic Council may appeal the decision to the General Council. Upon such appeal, the General Council, under the guidance of the Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees, may direct that the proposed regulation be reconsidered at the next meeting of the General Council.• Pending approval by the General Council, the Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees /Managing Trustees, may decide that the proposed regulation shall have temporary effect until a final decision is made. Provided that, if any regulation is not approved by the General Council, it shall cease to have effect. However, in urgent situations, the Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees, may take temporary action to maintain continuity in the University’s operations.
4. (4) Approval of Regulations by the General Council; All regulations framed by the Executive Council shall be submitted to the General Council for approval at its next meeting. The General Council, under the authority of the Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees /Managing Trustees, shall have the power to approve or cancel any regulation by a majority vote of not less than two-thirds of the members present. Should any regulation be cancelled by the General Council, it shall cease to have effect immediately. However, in cases of urgency, the Chairman, in consultation with the Board of Trustees/Managing Trustees, may take temporary a.ction to ensure the continuity of the University’s regulations until a more permanent solution is adopted.