Power to make regulations

Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing powers, the Board may make regulations for all or any of the following matters, namely:- (1) the constitution, powers and duties of committees appointed under Section 17; (2) marks required for passing in any subject and examination as a whole, and for credit and distinction in any subject, (3) disciplinary measures for malpractices in examinations, (4) fixing of fees and charges in respect of examinations, (5) rate of travelling and daily allowances to the non-official members of the Board or Committees; (6) laying down procedure to be observed for conduct of meetings of the Board, other than what has been provided in this Act; (7) the conduct of examinations, publishing results including qualifications, appointment of paper-setters, moderators, examiners, tabulators and their duties, powers, remuneration and the rate of travelling and daily allowance; (8) the conditions under which candidates shall be admitted to the examinations of the Board; (9) the conditions under which the Board may recognise institutions for the purposes of presenting candidates for its examinations; (10) the courses of study to be followed in the primary, junior high, and higher secondary classes and the courses of study for teachers training and other examinations that may be conducted by the Board; (11) the conditions for award of certificates and diplomas; (12) the control, administration, safe custody and management of the finances of the Board, and (13) all matters which by this Act are to be or may be provided for by the Regulations. Provided, however, that in case of disapproval by the State Government, they shall refer the matter back to the Board for reconsideration and resubmission. No regulation of addition or amendment to or repeal of a regulation made by the Board shall be valid without the approval of the State Government.