Mode of proof of University record

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, or in any other law for the time being in force, a copy of any receipt, application, notice, order, proceeding, resolution of any authority or committee of the University, or other documents in possession of the University, or any entry in any register duly maintained by the University, if certified by the Registrar, shall be received as evidence of such receipt application, notice, order, proceedings, resolution or document or the existence of entry in the register and shall be admitted as evidence of the matters and transactions therein where the original thereof would, if produced, have been admissible in evidence. (1) (a) Every department of studies, included in a faculty where there is post-graduate teaching in the subject at University level, shall have two boards of studies, namely : i) Board of Under-Graduate studies; and ii) Board of Post-graduate studies Provided that other departments of studies and also in Law and Pharmaceutical Sciences shall have one board of studies each. (b) The term of each board of studies shall be two years. (2) Each board of under-graduate studies shall consist of :- i) Head of University department teaching the subject or the Dean of the concerned faculty in case there in no post-graduate teaching at University level Chairman , ex-officio; ii) Professor(s) of the University teaching department; iii) one Associate Professor of the University department teaching the subject, by rotation according to seniority; iv) one Assistan t Professor of the University department teaching the subject, by rotation according to seniority. v) six teachers from affiliated/maintained colleges by rotation according to seniority. vi) two outside experts nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from a panel recommended by the Chairman, outside the jurisdiction of the University. The Chairman of the board may, however, invite a representative of the Haryana School Education Board for consultation whenever considered necessary. (3) Each Board of Post-graduate studies shall consist of ;- i) Head of the University department teaching the subject-chairman, ex-officio; ii) Professor(s) of the University teaching department; iii) two Associate Professors and two Assistant Professors from the University teaching department, by rotation according to seniority; iv) two teachers, from the affiliated/ maintained colleges having post-graduate teaching, doing at least 50% of the teaching work with the post-graduate classes, by rotation according to seniority; v) one outside expert to be nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from a panel recommended by the Chairman; vi) Dean of the faculty concerned-member, ex-officio; (4) The Board of Studies in Law shall consist of: i) Head of the University teaching department-chairman, ex-officio; ii) Professor(s) in the department; iii) two Associate Professors and two Assistant Professors in the department by rotation according to seniority; provided not more than one of them shall be from non-law subjects in the department iv) one outside expert to be nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from a panel recommended by the chairman; v) one representative of the Bar Council of India; vi) Dean of the faculty concerned member, ex-officio. (5) The Under-Graduate Board of Studies in Education shall consist of :- i) Head of the University teaching department-chairman, ex-officio; ii) Professor(s) in the Department(s); iii) Dean, faculty of education; iv) Director, Distance Education; v) Co-ordinator of B.Ed. distance education; vi) one Associate Professor and one Assistant Professor in the department by rotation according to seniority; vii) one Asstt. Professor in education from the directorate of distance education by rotation according to seniority; viii) three teachers and two Principals from affiliated colleges of education by rotation according to seniority; ix) one outside expert nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from a panel prepared and recommended by the Chairman in consultation with the Dean, faculty of education or Director, Directorate of Distance education. (28) Where the Executive Council proposes to withdraw the affiliation/ associated status of a college/ institution, in whole or in part, the Executive Council shall authorize the Registrar to send to the head of the college/institution concerned, a notice stating therein the ground on which the action is proposed to be taken together with the indication that any representation in writing submitted on behalf of the college/ institution within a specific period, shall be considered