Rate of fees for evening classes may, however, be higher up to 100% of the rates prescribed by the University for day classes.

If a college fails to start evening classes in the academic year in which permission has been granted, the permission for such classes shall stand cancelled and a fresh application shall have to made in a subsequent year for a new proposal. 28.1. An inspection of a college for the evening classes shall be conducted once every three years and for B.Sc. classes, once every two years, and at any other time, when an inspection is considered necessary by the Syndicate. An inspection committee shall be appointed by the Syndicate on the recommendation of the Vice-Chancellor. The inspection shall be directed primarily to the purpose of ascertaining – (a) if the conditions of permission have been complied with; (b) if the college is following all the University regulations and rules, and directions given by the Syndicate in regard to teaching staff, the library, instruction and supervision of students, physical welfare of students, including arrangements for games, physical training, play grounds and medical assistance, registers for various purposes and other similar matters. 28.2. The report of inspection shall be submitted to the Registrar in the prescribed form within a week of the inspection. 28.3. If the report calls for any action by the Syndicate, the Syndicate shall specify the points for action, and fix a time limit which may be extended for special reasons, by which the college shall comply with the directions of the Syndicate failing which the permission to continue evening classes may be withdrawn. _______