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The Delhi Netaji Subhas University of Technology Act, 2017

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The Delhi Netaji Subhas University of Technology Act, 2017 establishes a new public university in Delhi to replace Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology. It incorporates the university as a legal entity with perpetual succession, giving it power to acquire property, contract, and be subject to legal proceedings. The Act sets up institutional structures including a Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, Court, Board of Management, and Senate. The transition provisions provide for seamless transfer of all Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology assets and personnel to the new university, which will focus on teaching and research in engineering, technology, and related fields to promote excellence and interdisciplinary studies in higher education.

  1. 1. Short title, extent and commencement
  2. 2. Definitions
  3. 3. Incorporation of the University
  4. 4. Effect of Incorporation of the University
  5. 5. Jurisdiction
  6. 6. Objects of the University
  7. 7. Powers and functions of the University
  8. 8. Powers and functions of the University
  9. 9. University open to all classes, castes and creed
  10. 10. Visitor of the University
  11. 11. Chancellor of the University
  12. 12. Officers of the University
  13. 13. Vice-Chancellor of the University
  14. 14. Pro Vice-Chancellors of the University
  15. 15. The Deans
  16. 16. The Registrar
  17. 17. Controller of Examinations
  18. 18. The Controller of Finance
  19. 19. Other officers
  20. 20. Authorities of the University
  21. 21. The Court
  22. 22. Powers, functions and meetings of the Court
  23. 23. The Board of Management
  24. 24. Powers, functions and meetings of the Board of Management
  25. 25. The Senate
  26. 26. Powers, Functions and Meetings of the Senate
  27. 27. The Faculties and the Departments
  28. 28. The Finance Committee
  29. 29. The Building and Works Committee
  30. 30. Other Authorities
  31. 31. Statutes
  32. 32. Statutes how made
  33. 33. Ordinances
  34. 34. Regulations
  35. 35. Annual report
  36. 36. Annual accounts
  37. 37. Conditions of service of employees
  38. 38. Tribunal of Arbitration
  39. 39. Provident and Pension funds
  40. 40. Disputes as to the constitution of the University Authorities and Bodies
  41. 41. Filling of casual vacancies
  42. 42. Proceedings of the University authorities or bodies not invalidated by vacancies
  43. 43. Protection of action taken in good faith
  44. 44. Mode of proof of the University record
  45. 45. Power to remove difficulties
  46. 46. Transitional provisions
  47. 47. Statutes and Ordinances to be published in the official Gazette and to be laid before the Legislature
  48. 48. Honorary degrees
  49. 49. Withdrawal of degree or diploma
  50. 50. Discipline
  51. 51. Deemed validity of appointments
  52. 53. Sponsored Schemes
  53. 54. Power to issue directions
  54. 55. Power to annul the orders of the University
  55. 56. The cost of performance audit
  56. 57. Supreme Authority of the University
  57. 58. Supreme Authority of the University
  58. 13(10). Vice-Chancellor of the University
  59. 13(11). Vice-Chancellor of the University
  60. 13(12). Vice-Chancellor of the University
  61. 13(13). Vice-Chancellor of the University
  62. 13(14). Vice-Chancellor of the University
  63. 13(15). Vice-Chancellor of the University
  64. 13(16). Vice-Chancellor of the University
  65. 13(17). Vice-Chancellor of the University

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