Powers and duties of the Academic Council

Subject tothe provisions of this Act and of the Statutes, the Academic Council shall have the following powers, duties and functions, namely;- (i) to advise the syndicate on all academic matters; (ii) to make Regulations and to amend or repeal the same, with the approval of the Syndicate on the following matters:- (a) prescribing courses of studies and scheme of examination; (b) prescribing qualifications for admission of students to various courses of studies and to research degrees, and to the examinations and the conditions under which exemption may be granted; (c) prescribing the standards of evaluation of the performance of students and classification of students on the basis of their performance in the examinations; (d) prescribing the conditions for admission of candidates for research degrees and the requirements for the award of such degrees; (e) prescribing the qualifications for recognition of teachers and scientists as supervising guides for research; 28[U] prescribing the equivalence of examinations, : degrees, diplomas and certificates of other Universities, institutions, boards; (g) prescribing the qualifications of teachers in conformity with the recommendations of the University Grants Commission; (h) prescribing the norms for the upgradation of teaching posts; (iii) to examine and act upon the recommendations of the various faculties in making Regulations; (iv) to determine what degree, diplomas and other academic distinctions shall be granted by the University, and to award the same; (v) toinstitute teaching posts, scholarships, fellowships; (vi) to consider the annual reports and to make suggestions thereon before it is considered by the Syndicate; (vii) torecommend to the Syndicate the conferment of honorary degrees and other distinctions; . (viii) to delegate to the Vice-Chancellor any of its powers (ix) to exercise such other powers and perform such other functions as may be prescribed bythe Statutes.

1. (i) to advise the syndicate on all academic matters;
2. (ii) to make Regulations and to amend or repeal the same, with the approval of the Syndicate on the following matters:-

1. (a) prescribing courses of studies and scheme of examination;
2. (b) prescribing qualifications for admission of students to various courses of studies and to research degrees, and to the examinations and the conditions under which exemption may be granted;
3. (c) prescribing the standards of evaluation of the performance of students and classification of students on the basis of their performance in the examinations;
4. (d) prescribing the conditions for admission of candidates for research degrees and the requirements for the award of such degrees;
5. (e) prescribing the qualifications for recognition of teachers and scientists as supervising guides for research; 28[U] prescribing the equivalence of examinations, : degrees, diplomas and certificates of other Universities, institutions, boards;
6. (g) prescribing the qualifications of teachers in conformity with the recommendations of the University Grants Commission;
7. (h) prescribing the norms for the upgradation of teaching posts;
   • (iii) to examine and act upon the recommendations of the various faculties in making Regulations;
   • (iv) to determine what degree, diplomas and other academic distinctions shall be granted by the University, and to award the same;
   • (v) toinstitute teaching posts, scholarships, fellowships;
   • (vi) to consider the annual reports and to make suggestions thereon before it is considered by the Syndicate;
   • (vii) torecommend to the Syndicate the conferment of honorary degrees and other distinctions; .
   • (viii) to delegate to the Vice-Chancellor any of its powers
   • (ix) to exercise such other powers and perform such other functions as may be prescribed bythe Statutes.