Provided that the number of ex-officio Fellows shall not exceed twelve.

Ordinary Fellows

1. (1) The number of Ordinary Fellows shall not exceed eighty-five, and of such number-
   • (a) fifteen shall be elected by the Registered Graduates ;
   • (b) two shall be elected by Professors on the staff of the Teaching Departments of the University from amongst themselves, provided that one member each from the Arts and Science Departments shall be elected;
   • (c) two shall be elected by Readers and Lecturers on the staff of the Teaching Departments of the University from amongst themselves, provided that one member each from the Arts and Science Departments shall be elected ;
   • (d) three shall be elected by the Principals of Technical and Professional Colleges from amongst themselves and three shall be elected by the staff of such Colleges from amongst themselves ;
   • (e) eight shall be elected by the Heads of affiliated Arts Colleges from amongst themselves;
   • (f) eight shall be elected by the Professors, Senior Lecturers and Lecturers of affiliated Arts Colleges from amongst themselves;
   • (g) [x x x x x X]
   • (h) six shall be elected by the various Faculties of the University;
     • (i) two shall be elected by the members of the Punjab Legislative Assembly from amongst themselves, one shall be elected by the member of the Punjab Legislative Council from amongst themselves and two shall be elected by the members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly from amongst themselves : Provided that the member elected is a holder of any University Degree ;
   • (j) the remainder shall be nominated by the Chancellor.
2. (2) The election of any Ordinary Fellow shall be subject to the approval of the Chancellor.
3. (3) The Ordinary Fellows shall, save as hereinafter provided hold office for four years.
4. (4) An Ordinary Fellow who has vacated his office may, subject to the provisions of this Act, be again elected or nominated as an Ordinary Fellow.
5. (5) No person elected in his capacity as a member of any of the categories enumerated in sub-section
6. (1) shall continue to hold his office after he has ceased to possess the requisite qualification.
7. (6) If in the case of any election a dispute arises whether any person is or is not a Principal, Professor, Reader, Senior Lecturer, Lecturer, Head of a College within the meaning of clauses (b), (c), (d),
   • (e) and
   • (f) of sub-section (1), the question shall be determined by the Vice-Chancellor whose decision shall be final.