The Delhi Netaji Subhas University of Technology Act, 2017

t. 	Oast title, eater* and cootwancenent r(1)This Act may be called the Delhi Nem) Subhis 
University of Technology Act. 2017, 

(2) 	h shall come into face Chu such date as the Government nay, by notification in the 
Official Cillette„ appoint .  

000atieltit - in this  Mt. unless the erintext otherwise requires - 

(a) 	Widen* Staff' Means such categories of staff as are designated by the Statutes to be the 
academic staff of the University; 

ITO aE PIAIIISHED 	or THE DEW (3AZETIE EXTRAORDINARY) 

GOVERNIAANOPNATI0NALCAPITALTERItrfORY Of DELHI 
favP8818itita LAW, ii1STICEMIO4EGISINIWE Al:WM 

sr" tEvatedmise, Das SECRETARIAT, NEW DEM 

No, f.14(7)/UROIS/cortallevii if49 
	

rood thtt no 'mot nu 

Mann 

No.E14(7)AANWIE/consllawt ef-711 ,11.,  23-4-b* The felon** Act of the Legislative 
ASieNtibly of the National Capftel Territory of Deihl received the assent of the President of India 
On the 1g  August, 2018 end Is hereby published for general 

"The: Delhi Delhi Nett* &Mho University of Technology Act, 2017 
TEM ACT 06 OF 20181 

(ea paned by the Legislative Assembly of the National Capital Territory of Hefei on the 
A 

[1g  August, 2018) 

An Act to to provide fat the reconstitution and upgradation of the WWI Sublets institute of 
Technology  as a perreffliethig NOW Subliel University of Technology, and to provide for education and 
research in branches of engeteerittg, technology, sciences, humanities, Sods, Warta end nallslantont 
and tor the advancement of learning lend dissemination of knowledge In such branches and for certain 
other motleys cottnectedtherewtth et inddentel 

Whereas, the Nettli Subhas institute of Technology h a registered society under the Societies 
Registration Act, 18601Act MI of 1860) and is fully funded by the iloVenirnent of National Capital 
Territory of Oelli and affeteted to the leitiersity of 06114; 

And whet/MA% cualUdient tOconfer on the said Institution the Status or kineileislei tO enable 
it to Within more efficiently es a tuiicA g and re earch center in various breeches of leaittint oral 
courses of Study promoting: fusion of engineering 

	
within different branches of englivitedng 

and with other Ifol t such acmenagement, medic*, Atonalities end *dal silences etc flexible multi-
heel entry system providine for mew and horizontal mobility, tedmology transfer. entreeminiurshiP 
devefodirte tat end value *Stems and this university will not only MINI Its obileetions of education and 
*hone* research In engineering technology, sciences, humanities, sods' edemas, menegement but 
also et the same thyter  well discharge its Manifold respcmsiblitties of becoming a university with s dose 
Societal and industrial Interface. 

Be it enacted by the teglititive Assembly of the SiStionsi Capital Tefiltelta Delhi In  the Sixty-
ninth Tear of tht Republic Of India as  folloviP 



means anyperson appointed* thoraces* 

Nance Committee of the University; (m) "Inane cotrattle means 

(c) 	"Corepter means the unit established or cortratuted by the University for meting arrangements 
Or research. or both wittilit the territorial jurisdiction of National NAO. Territory 

Center established or maintained by the thdoeteft 

;Cheamlier; "Vice Cberseelier• 	lee Vic. Chwiceiler" mein 
Cbancellotand the Pre-Vice Chencellor tithe Wive 

(h) 	•Ceint6'ineins she Court of the lintveralty; 

II) 	laelbreleans the dellottelCapital Territory of Deihl; 

(D 	"Dees invent' moons an Academic Department within a Fatuity% 

`t wry' means a fearity of Studiesof the Weyer 

to) `Cleo ern 	means timstereurt Gomm* of the National Coital Territory of Delhi 
appointed by the President under deck UR and designated as such under elude asti AA of the 
constflutkint 

in) 	'MC means a 	of residence or of corporate life for the stOdentS Of the induellitY; 

(P) 	 means any institution 	or mabtatrted by the tin 

omiscontlect" means a misconduct prescribed by the Statutes and the Ordinance; 

ft) 	Inettlicetiorr" means a notification published in the official Gazette; 

(a) 	'Procter' means the Proctor of the tiniversitY: 

(t) 	'prescribed' 

M 
Acb 
lbegistrae maams the Registrar ef the Unhretsho; 

prescribed by 011 Statutes or Ordinances or Reeutationsmade under this 



(y) 	"Teachers' meths professors, associate professors, assistant professors and such other persons 
as may be appointed for imparting instruction or conducting research in the VnieersitY, or In 
any Institution/cent maintained by the •linhersity and are designated Se teachers by the 
Statutes; 

Ic) 	"U 
	

means the Metall Subhas University of Technology as incorporated under this Act. 

Incialleintefort of the UidversIty:-(1) With effect from such dete as the Government may, by 
nothIcatkin In the official Gazette, appoint; there shall be esteblished a University by the name 
Of the Neff Sub as Urittieratty of Technology, comprising of the Chancellor, the Vice 
Chancellor, the ProAnct Chancellors, the first members of the Court the Board of Management, 
the Senate and the Finance Committee of the University and all such persons as may hereafter 

be appointed to such office or as members so long as they continue to hold •such office or 
membership. 

it) 	The University shall be a body corponfte with the n rn *Maki having perpeteal succession 
and a common seal With power, subject to the provisions of this Act, to acquire, hold and 
dispose of property and to contract and may, by the said name, sue or be sued: 

Provided that the land acquired and building constructed with the assistance of the 
Government shall not be illseestiO without the prior approval of the Government. 

(3) 	The University shall be a Centre for excellence engaged In teething end 'research in emerging 
areas of higher education with'focus on but not restricted to Engineering, Tethoology, Sciences, 
Humanities and Social Sciences and Management and shall promote inter-disciplinary education 
and research to achieve excellence In these and committed fields; 

Effect of Incorporation of the University:,  bn and from the commencement of this Act the 
genie Subhas Make* of Technology shall cease to exist, and, - 

• 

(a) any reference to the Netep Subhas institute of Techredogy in any law (ether than this Act) or in 

any contract or other instrument shall be deemed as a reference to the university; 

(b) all 
	, movable and Immovable, of or beiringing to the Netii Subhas Institute of 

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gy, shall vest rnthe University; 



(c) 	Mine isequigition of capital NOMA nut tithe fluldS Allocated by the ceverreeeet eta be 
with the approval of.  the Govessument And the ownership .chug vest is the Goventnient. 
However. fetillesiendilrY fat uPktiel‘ WM/1y and maintenance of the Said Amerce' diet be 
with the 

(dl 	all the rights end liabilities of the Neat Sublets Institute of Tedumaleff shell be transferred to. 
and be the rights and liabilities of the University: 

(a) 	*very Persian employed on regular basis by the betel, SAN* institute of Technologi 
immediately before such commencement shell hold his office re welts In the University by the 
same tenure. at the same temtmerabon and upon the same terms  end COattitiGnIt and with the 
same rights end privatises as to pension, Nave, grithety, tent  fund, ruvisitirer matters as 
he would have held the sane Wilds Act had not been passed, laid shall stmitnue tor* sonniess 
and until his employment  is telniMated or N. heS opted for the. terms end conditions of 
employment as on duty allotted by the Universe.% 

Notwithstanding anything contained in Ude Act, the exists ig students of the 'Netep Subpar 
institute of Tertmology, admitted before the establishment piths University under *Mien 3 of 
this Act, shall continue* pursue Al* 0eademic courses and reognimmes of study under the 
enrolment and and on of thar.Uidlorisity of OW .Which shall Conduct examinations. and 
award degrees to them upon successful completion of the courses and programmes of study • 
they are put inns thereat • 

Jurisdiction- Says as otherwise provided by or tinder this Act, the limits of the arse within which 
the university shall eaterels. Its slower; ghetto that of the National Cagle! Territory of Delhi; 

Objects of the university- The objects of the University shall be - 

(al 	to evolve and Impart comprehensive. hither education with focu.Sori but not testrigted Lo 
engineering, technology, sdences, humanities, social sciences. management and sited *roes; 

(01 	to fad*** 4nd menate studies leading.* awe* of dogmas and dilibeniNi. 

(c) 	to establish center. of advanced studies and research In various relevant areas of engineering, 
technology, sdeneot hurnimitke, social sciences, management and allied areas: 

id) 	to proinote development of products, services and antrepre 	p 

to estabbh linitsgr.s between the University, Industries, research and 
orpnizations and other Universities/ Insdtutes for collaborative (Including d 
inching and reaeetd,  programmes *India and *bread; 

Mooment 
degree) 

(f) 	to promote global Interaction through teachers and students exchange In the areas Of 
engineering, teAtialirgry science, hernianities, social sciences and mersepament and ether Shied 
areas; 



up innovation foundations, sdence end technology perk and technology business 
incubators Winder teebno-entrepreneurship, Innovation and new product development; 

(h) 	to disseminate knowledge and processes Mid their role In national development by organising 
%ochry's, mini runs, symposia, workshops and conferences; 

ta proceed* and foster taiftwel and ethical values with a view to promote and foster 
professional morality, research integrity, globally acceptable business a 	and morals for 
professionals; 

publish periodiests, treatises. studies, books, reports journals and other literatures on 
subjects pertinent to academic emit of the university, including electronic resources; 

(k) 	to undertake study, training projects and technology transfer prOgrammes relating to 
Engineering, Technology, Science. Humanities, Social Sciences and Management; 

(I) 	to do all such thirsts is are ittsidental, necessary or conducive to the attainment of all or any of 
the objects of the University; 

Powers and functions of the University- The University shall have the following powers and 
perform the following functions, namely:- 

(i) 	to peened* for Wreak* in Stith branches of WernIng as the University may, from rime to time, 
determine end to make previsions for research and for the advancement and dissemination of 
wand 

(II) 	to hold examination end to grant, subject to such conditions as the University may determine, 
degrees and diplomas to, end confer degrees and other academic distinctions or titles on the 
basis of examinations, evaluation or any other method of testing, on persons end withdraw any 
such vetted-for good and sufficient reasons; 

(iil) 	to confer Minatory degrees or other distinctions; 

(iv) to orgentra and to Undertake extra mural studies and extension senr 5; 

(v) to create teaching, redeem); administrative, technical, ministerial end other posts under the 
Urtherslei end to make appointments thereto In accordance with the Statutes of the University; 

(vi) to frame the recruitment rules in respect of the posts mentioned In (v) above as per the 
guidelines of University Grants Commission and All India Council for Technical Education and 
Coyernment as prescribed; 

to omopeate or collaborate or associate with any titter universtty, authority or institution of 
higher loaning in such manner and for suds purpose laths University may determine; 

(vie) to establish centers for education and research et ail levels (undergraduate, postgraduate and 
research) with aceredltid and reputed foreign Universities In engineering technology, sciences, 
hurnonsities, social sciences end management and In any other subjects as deemed fit', 



Us) 	to prescribe for sunernuntermy seats, over and *we the approved Intdke, across different 
disciplines and programs for the foreign students, the persons of Indian origin (PIO* the Ron-
Resident Indians (HIM) and sponsored students ate fee to be decided by the Univemer Ivan 
time to Mom 

to enable the co-operstIon, promete coolsiteffon and exchange 
abroad for imparting lestructIons or supervise; research, or both; 

lilt institutions in India and 

(at) 	to establish, maintain Mititutions, centers, campuses and such other centers of education, 
research. training and extension attillinied appropriate by the University;  

(iii) on the recommendistion of the Senate to sat up currtvlum develocment tat for different 
subjects to created repository onetime; material in print and electronic forms; 

to make provisiOn for research and consultancy services and, for that purpose, to enter Into 
such arrangements whit other instbUtionti or bodies as the University may deem fit; 

044 to determine mode and. standards for admisslom to the University which may include 

eXinninitiOnk evaluation or any other method of selection; 

(ror) 	to Institute and award fellowships, scholarships. meddbt and Paten 

(evi) to fix, prescribe, demand and receive payment of lees and other charges from students and any 
other category of persons; 

to establish, maintain and matelot halts, hostels, residences etc for the residence of , stiff, 
aUdams and scholars; • 

(xvig) to presulbe, regulate and enforce the discipline and conduct of students of the University snd to 
make arrangements for promoting their health, welfare and cultural and corporate life; 

(xda) to regulate the worts and conduct or employees of the 
measures In this regard as may deem necessary. 

ity and take such disdPlindrY 

(xx) to make anangerneets fir promodng the health and general welfare of employees of the 
University; 

Ion) to create any **owe Pond, inswance FUnd many other 'special Fond whether for depredation 
or for ropoidms, Improving, extending or maintaining any of the properties or rights of the 

tfrilversitY and/or for  recoupment of wasting smuts and for any other purposes for which'the 
University deems It expedient or proper to grate or maintain such Funds; 

(nil) to draw, mike, accept, endorse and discount cheques, notes or other negotiable Muniments. 



(OW) to receive benefactions, dontdtorts and gifts from persona and oillanizatIons and to name, after 
such chairs, inetitetims, buildings and the like as the Univetsity may determine, whose 

gift or donation to the University leworth such amount as the tinererstly May decide; 

(mile) to acquire by gift, purchase, exchange, lease, hire or Otherwise howsoever snit thovable or 
immovable property whieh may be necessary or convenient for the purpose of the University 
and to build, construct, improve, alter, demolish, repair and maintain such buildings, works and 
cornstrutttlorbbs as may be necessary for carrying out the objects of the 

(xxv) to borrow money, with the approval of the Government, for the puriede of th;tinhersity: 

(mid to assess the needs in terms of subjects, ileitis of specialisation, levels of education and training of 
tacfmfcai and other manpower, both on short and long term basis, and to initiate necessity 
programmesto meet those needs; 

bowie to initiate measures to enlist the cooperation artist industry and other expert agencies to 
provide complementary freebies; 

to provide for instruction through *distance learning" and 'open approach" and for mobility of 
students herb the 	formal or open 	stream to the envoi stream and vice versa: 

both) to preseribe coda of ethics, code of conduct and disciplinary rules for Its employees and Code 
of Discipline for the students. However, the disciplinary rules for the employees should be on 
the line of conduct rules and disciplinary rules apptkalble to employees of Government; 

) to do di such other acts and things as nitry oe, necessary or incidental to the exott: se of all 
or any of the powers of the university or necessary for or conducive to the Bilni/1111alt of 
aU or any of theca:Oda of the University; 

University open tote classes, Carta and creed- (1) The University shall be open to persons of 
either sex or whatever race, treed, caste or class, to be admitted as student of the University or 

to graduate thereat and ft shall not be lawful for the University to adopt or impose on any 
person any test whatsoever of religious belief or orerfession or political opinion In order to 
entitle them to be admitted as students of the University, In order to entitle them to be 
appointed as a teacher of the University or to hold any office 

(2) 	Nothing In this section shall be deemed to prevent the University from making any special 
*revision for the appointment or admission of women or of persons belottging to the weaker 
sections of the Society, and in pailkular, of persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes and the 
Seiteduled Tribes: and physically chedenged. However, the provision prevalent In the 
Government of OCT of Delhi instructions wilt be followed: 



Teaching in the University: (I) The teaching In connection with the degree and diploma 
programmes of the tinivereity shell be conducted hs aceenhance with the Ordinances and 

RegulationS; 

(2) 	The courses and curricula end the authorities responsible for organizing the teaching of such 
courses ands:m*0a shall be as ptechtbed by the Ordinances; 

10 	Visitor of the University— (1) The President of the Republic of India shell be the Visitor of the 
University, 

(2) 	nay dispute wising between the University and smother University established bylaw In Delhi. 
esNgebe referred to the Visitor whosetYecieMn shall be final and binding on•the parties. 

11. 	Olaneellor ofthe University- (1) 	The Lieutenant Governor of the Nader)* Capital 
Territory of Delhi disk be the Chancellor of the Urilverrey; 

The Chancellor shall, if prewar. 
conferring degrees; 

over the convocation of the WI/ashy rot 

The ChanCedor may Ouse an inspection tobeseidel tit' such person or Persons** he may direct 
et the University, its buildings, libraries and equipment and of any instbatlimmaintelned by the 
University, and also of the examinations inching and other work conducted or done by the 
Usthaersity and saint an inquiry to he made in the like manner in respect of any matter 
connected with the edministretion and finances of the University; 

(4) The Chancellor may offer such advice to the University as he may deem ftt with reference to the 
result of such inspection or 

(5) The University shall communicate to the Chancellor the action taken or proposed to-be taken on 
such advice; 

(6) the Onstwellor may invite a person or persens of eminence to advise the University in relation 
to affairs of the University es and when he deems it necessary. 

12. 	Officers 011ie University,- The following shall be the officers of thrithiversity; 

(a) the ViaeChancelion 

(b) the Proifice•Chancellors: 

(c) the Deans; 

(d) the itegliffsf; 

(a) 	the Controller of Expninattam 



(f) the Contrigler °Molex% and 

(g) such other officers as may be delayed by the Statutes to be the officers of the 
University; 

13. 	Vice-Chancellor of the University — (1) The Vice-Chancellor shall be * scholar*, eminence in ore 
of the areas of engineering, technology, sciences. management and sawed areas related to the 
University and having rich administrative end academic experience In an institution of ?either 
leaner* 

ill 	The Vice-chancellor will be appointed by the Chancelteref the Unive 

(3)  The Vice-Chancellor shall be the principal academic and executive officer of the 
University and shall be responsible lbr proper administration of the University and for 
imparting instruction and maintenance of discipline therein and give effect to the 
decisions of all the authorities of the University and all other staff of the University shall 
he subordinate to him; 

(4) The Vice-Chanceilor shalt hive the power to delegate some of his powers to any of his 
subordbuitis under Intimation to Board of Management; 

(S) 	In case the Vice-Chancellor Is on leave, in his absence, Pro-Vice Chancellor as nominated by the 
,vice-thancellor or In hisirtisence, a Dean of the University as nominated by the Vice-Chancellor • 
shall perform the funcdons of Vice-Chancellor; 

(Si 	In the event"of the Mats of the Vice-Chantegre remaining vacant for any maser*, It shall be 
open to the Chancellor to authorize a senior regular Professor in the service of the University to 
exercise such powers, functions and duties of the vice-Chancellor as the Chancellor may deem 
fit; 

(1) 	The L Tce.thancellor shah have th.,  power of the Secretary of Governeem for pepcses of runs 
in the account code, the Fundamental and Supplementary Rules and Other Rules of the 
Government in so far as they are applicable or may be made applicable to the conduct of the 
business of the University, subject.to the additional power that may be didegered by the Board 
of Management from time to tne; 

(E) 	The Vice-Chancellor shall have the power to incur expenditure in accordance with the 
procedures as may be prescribed by the Board of Management, subject to the budget previsions 
made for the specific purpose and for expenditure charged oat works the vice-Chancellor shall 
have the powers of the Chief Engineer and the Superintending Engineer as per CPWD Works 
Manual MI such time these posts are created end filled use 

(el 	The Vim-Chancellor shall have the power tore-appropriate funds with respect to different items 
constituting the recurring budget up to a prescribed limit as prescribed by the Board of 
Management for each Item provided that such re-appropriation will not Invoive any liability in 
future years, every such reeppmptiation shall, be tompulsosily reported to the Board of 
Management, in the next meeting; 



.(10) The Vim-Chancellor shall have. the power to write off irrecovereble losses lotto prescribed limn . 
of Government Rotes/ norms of Irrecoverable value of stores lost  or rendered 	due 
to fair wear and tear according to the powers vested in Head of Departinent of Government, as 

per Government Nies/norms,  and subject to .sirch stipulations as may be made by the Board of 
management, from threw time; 

(11) The Vice-Chancellor shad hove the power to employ technicians, workmen and administrative 
and menagement staff reporting to the academic/ens,  paid front contingencies hreville d 
emoluments not exceeding the epproved rates of the Government and the said staff should 
only be engaged against the vacant sanctioned posts; 

(12) The Mellor  shed have the power to send members of the staff for training or for a 
course of instruction or to attend any conference or symposium or workshop•within India or 
abroad and pay the registration fees and sanction expenditure of.the concerned ft 

Provided that his own bevel outside India for any of the above purposes/ official duty would 
have to be sanctioned by the Chancellor before the journey: 

Provided that Vice Chancellor can approve his own bevels within India for thesone purposes 

j The vice-Chancellor shall have the power to sanction remission or reduction of rents for 
buildings rendered wholly or partially unsuitable on, the recommendation of the Animas 

Me) The VIM-Chancellor shall have the power to sanctitin temporary allocation Of any building for 
, any purpose other then that for which it was constructed; but in any .case it inn not be for 

commercial use; 

(15) The Ineetharicidier may, et his discretion, constitute such Committees as he may consider 
Appropriate 

{10 In emergent cases, the Vice-Chancellor may exercise ell the powers of the Board of 
management, Smote and Finance Committee and put up In the respective **dim of the action 
taken in the next meeting: 

Provided that  d atititorite concerned I of the Opt** that such action ought not to have beers 
• • token, it may refer the matter tothsChanceBor. whose decision thereon shall be fined • 

:Provided that any POMOrsie the service Otto University who Is aggrieved bythis action taken by 
the VIte-Chancetior under this subsection shalt have the right to appeal against suds actionto 
the Board Of • Pitanagernent within ty days from the date on 'Mich such attics, 



COMMOOkaffid to We and thereupon the BOW Of Management may, confirm, modify. or 

reverse the  tuillon taken by thet/lce-Chancellor. 

(11) Tice Vio-Chenceilor shell vxerdse Stich other poweit and perform such other functions es may 

be prescribed Ware Statutes and the Ordinances; 

14, 	Pro Vice-Chandellors of the University- (1) Every Pro Vice•Chencellor shall be appointed by 

Board of Management (BOM) In such manner, on such emoluments and other conditions of 

service, and shed exercise such powers and perform such functions, as may be Prescribed,  

(2) The Pro Vice-Chancellors shall perform such duties end exercise such functions and powers as 

the Vice-Chanced& may specify generally or to individual cams and shall assist the Vice-

ChanteHor on academic end administrative matters; 

(3) The term of the Pro Vicethemegonshall be co-terminus with the term of Vice-Chancellor, 

15. The Dams- Every Dean shell be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor In such mariner, and shall 

examinee* Osiers end perforin sea duties as may be prescribed. 

16. This Registrar- (1) The Registrar shall be appointed Board of Management (BOM) in such 

manner, on such emoluments lend other conditions of service, and shalt exercise such powers 

and perform such functions, as Maybe prescribed. 

The Registrar empowered by the Board of Management shall have the power to enter into and 

sip agreernerits and West documents and authenticate records on behalf of the University; 

(3) 	The Registrar shall act as the custodian of records. 

17, 	Controller of Eneralnations,  The Controller of Examinations shall be appointed by the Board of 

Management In such manner, on such emoluments and other conditions of service, and *ail 

eitercIse such powers and perform Such functions as may be prescribed; 

The Controller of finance -The Controller of finance shall be appointed Hoard of Management 

(BOM) In such manner, on such emoluments and other conditions of service and shall exercise 

such powers and perform Such Outlines may be prescribed. 

Other officers -The manner of appointment, powers and dirties of the other officers of the 

University Shelf be such as may be prescribed. 

20. 	Authorities of the University -The following shell be the eothorities of the University,. namely:- 



(1) ibeCoutt 
(2) The board of 	ement; 
(3) The Senate; 
(4) The Finetelt 	and 
(5) Such other authorities es may be doctored the Statutes to be the audit:MON of the 

University; 

21 	The court - (1) The Court shalt be the supreme authority of the University end AO consist of 

the 	parsons namely:- 

(a) ChwioallOr, who shall he the eitalree 

(b) Waiter of Education of the Government lest-officio): 

(r1 	Vice-Chancellor (es-offIcio 

(d) 	Pro Vice-Chariceno (ex-offklo); 

(a) 	prindoel Secretary/Secretary (Training and Technical Education)of roc Gowen), 
omdo); 

(f) 	Principal /geoeteoltiigher Education) of the Governinent 	ORM; 

lid 	Principal Secretary/Secretary (Finance) of the Government (ex-officio); 

(h) 	Two eminent persons in the discfpfinesof engineering technotogy, 
social sciences and mamgement, nominated by the Government; 

11)' 	One Moresentetive of alumni of the University to be nominated by the Vice-Chancellor 
for a period of two years; 

Four Deans of the IJ 	as nominated by the Vice-Chabc., 

(k) 	Pero ReadoorOepartments as abated by the ite-Chancidion 

(I) 	A member of non-teaching staff to be nominated by Vice-Chancellor tar rotation far a 
tenure of one year; 

On) 	Registrar - Menther-Secretery lex-officio). 



(2) 'Meteor. of office of the nominated members attic Coen, other than ex-officio members. 
shall be three years. 

(3) Where a person hes become a member of Court by reason of the office or appointment he 
holds, his membership shell terminate when he ceases to held that office or appointment 

(4) A member of the Court lit sane be * member If he Wyk or becomes of unsound 
or becomes Irembent twit convicted of a criminal offence tnvoWtng morel turpitude. 

(51 	A member shalt also cease to be member if he accepts a full time appointment in another 
University, or if he not being an ex-officio member fails to attend three consecutive meetings of 
tho.Court. 

(6) A member Of the Coon, other than an ex-offIdo member, may resign his office by a letter 
addressed to the Chancellor and such resignation shat! take effect as soon as It has been 
accepted by him. 

(7) Any vacancy in the Court shoe be filled by nomination by the respective nominating authority 
and on GRIN of the period of the vacancy Such nomination skill cease to be effectke. 

Powers, functions and meetings of the Court- (I) Subject to the provisidni of this Act, the Court 
shall review, from time In time, the broad policies and programmes of the University and 
suggest measures for Improvement and development of the University, the Court shall have the 
following other powers and functions namely:- 

(a) to consider the broad policies or any proposed modification thereof by the goerd of 

(1)1 to advice the Chancellor in respect of any matter witch may be refer-ed to it for advice, 

(c) tb per on such other functions as may be prescribed. 

(2) The (Skutt shall ordinarity meet at least once In every calendar year, and that meeting of the 
Court shall be called by the Registrar with the approval of the Chancellor; 

(3) For every meets g of the Cote, normally fifteen days notice shall he given; 

(4) One helot the members existing on the rolls of the Court shill form the quorum; 

(5) Lath member shoal have one vote and if them he equality of votes on arty question to be 
determined by the Court, Chairperson of the Court strati, In addition, have a ragtag vote; 



(G) 
	

of difference of opinion arisbng 	Members. the oPirtion of the mainlitYabah Prevail; 

The ltuarci of managenient-(1) 'Me Board of Management shall be the 
authority of the University and, as such, Mad have sin powers necestrior to administer the 
University subject to the Previsions of this Act and the Statutes made there under, and may 
make Onlinances end Regulepons for that purpose end 'aim .with respect to matters provided 
hereunder, 

(2) 	The Hoard shell coedst of the folowktB persons. namely — 

(c) 	Info eminent persons from the disdpRites of engineering, technology, science, 
humanities, siodal sciences and monigement to be nominated by the GovernMent on 

recornme.sidedons of the Vice-Chencellon 

(dl 	Two amines persons ffaat the Industries or Otganhations to be nominated ter the 
Government on the mcommeodations of the VioeChancellon 

(r) 	A representative of Gratis Commission (UGC); 

(f) 	A representst e of All India Colonel! for Tedvilcid Education (AiCTE),  

• — 
(e) 	Principal Secretary or Secretary, Technical Education of the Government (ex-officio); 

(h) 	Principal Seaetary erSec re to ry, Finance of the Government (ex-officio); 

(I) PrfecIpalSicretery or Secretary„ Higher Education of the Government (kofficio); 

Four Deans of the thilvtusity es 	d by the Vice-Charimbon 

One person of eminence who Is altrouli„ ass nominated by the Vice: C 
	

lion 

TWO Heads of Departments avnornInated by the Vice Chancellor; 



	

(M) 	hargtstnir — Member.Secretary (ex-officio), 

(3) Where a person has become a member of the Board by reason of the office or appointment he 

holds, his membership shall terminate when he ceases to hold that office or appointment: 

(4) The term of offload the norninated members of the Board, other than ex-offido members, shall 

be three year% but they are eligible for re-nomination for maximum of total two tenures. 

(5) A member of the Board shall tease to be a member, If he resigns Or becomes of unsound mind, 

or becomes Insolvent or is convicted of a criminal offence Invoivingionorai hirpitude; A member, 

'who Is employee of the University shall also cease to be member, it he accepts a full time 

appointment in another University or if he not.being an ex-officio member, faits to attend three 

consecutive meetings of the Board without miring prior approval pith. Vice-Chancellor; 

(6) A member of the Board, other than an ex-officio member may resign from his office by a letter 

addressed to the Chairperson, Board of Management and such resignation shire take effect, as 

soon as, ft has been accepted by him 

(1) Mtwara:if in the Board shalt be fined by nomination by the respective nominating authority and 

on exptry of theperfotf.of the vacancy such nomination shill cost to he effective; 

24. Powers, functions end mans of the Board of Management-(1) The Baird shall have the 

following poWers and functions, narnelp 

	

(I) 	to consider and pass resolutions on the annual report and the annual accounts of the 

University and the reportof Its auditors tin such accounts; 

tip eitembe all fhlimdal powers and manage and regulate the finances, accounts, 
Investment, Properties, business and all other administrative grabs of Itte University 

and for the purpose, constitute committees and delegate the powers to such 
committees or such officers Of the University as it may deem fit; 

to Invest any money belonging to the University, Including any unopened income in 

securities as it may, Bern time to time, think fit, on the advice of Finance Committee, 
except land acquired or buildings constructed with the assistance of the Government, in 

which cases, the prior approval of the Government shall be required; 

	

(iv} 	to enter into, very, carryout and cancel contracts on behalf of the University and for 

that purpose to appoint such officers ash may think ft 

	

(v) 	to provide the bundirgs, premises, fur i ure, computers and apparatus and other means 

needed for carrying on the work ofthe University; 



(vi) 	* en ildJUdials Won, and If It thinks fit, to redress any grievances of the 
the teachers. 	students and the timployees.of the University; 

(vil) to creantpotts °fail Weeps On the recommendation of Senate and impOint moans to 
atomic as well another posts inthe University; 

(vitt) to select a eonantn Purl teethe UnitiefallY; 

(ix) to lay does policy guidethws for admitting *forelert students, Persons of Indian 0 s 
(Pigs), the Non-Resident Indians (Nais) and sponsored students * as supernumerary 
*Phut NOW fee prescribed by it from time to time; 

(x) to exercise such other powers and to perform such other duties as may be considered 
necessary or imposed on It by pr under this Act; 

(2) (a) 	The Board shell meet at least, three times in a year end not less than fifteen days notice 
shall begtven for such meetings, 

(b) Thernattings of the Berard shall be called by' the Registrar under Instructions of the trice-
Chancellor or it tharequest of not less than eight members of the Board. 

(c) One half of the members of the Board shall form the quorum et .amt meeting. 

(d) in case of difference of opinion among the members, the opinion of the majority shall  
prevail; 

(e) Each member of the Board shall havellne vote and If there be Seventy of votes on any 
question to be determined by the Board, the Chairperson of the Board or, as the case 
maybe, she member presiding over that meeting shalt, in addition; have a casting vote. 

Every meeting of the Board shall be presided over by the Chairman:in, Board of 
Management, wheeling be the Vicethancellor of the University. In the absence at the 
Viceeencellor, a seniormwst ProAdcoChancellor ONO preside over the meeting of 
Board of kienagenient, and if there is no Pro-Vice-Chancellor in the University, senior-
most Perm -shell preside ever the Meeting. 

In emergent cases, the Chairperson may exercise the powers of the Board of 
managemem and inform the Board of the action taken by him in goad faith for its 
ratification In the next meeting of the Board and the Board mayArither ratify the 

defillilarl0  the ChsirPertoo or accept  It whit modifications or reject it and In the event 
of modification or rejection of the decision of the Chairperson by the Board, such 
decision shall stendmodiden or rejected, as case may be, retrospectively 	from 
the date of findbietatitition of such decision of the Chairperson. 



Oil 	if urgent action by the Board becomes necessary, the Chairperson, Bovril of 

MansesMeat may permit the business to be transacted by circulation of papers to the 
members of the BOOrd, and the action so proposed to be taken shalt not be taken 
unless agreed to by* majority of members of the Board and the action so taken shall be 

forthwith intimated to all the members of the Board and in case the authority 
concerned fails to take a dedslan, the matter shall be referred to the Chancellor, whose 

decision Shea be find, 

The Senate- (I) The Senate shall be the principaldemic" body of the University and shall, 

gabled to the provisions of this AO, the Statutes and the Ordinances, have the control and 

regulations of, and be responsible for, the maintenance of standards of instruction, education, 
research and examination within the University and ghat exercise such other powers and 

perform such other duties as May be conferred or imposed upon it by the Statutes. 

(1) 	The Senathsheil have the right to advise the Board on all academic matters. 

(3} 	The Senitte shall consist of the following persons, nainely:- 

• (a) 	...chairperson: Vice.Chancellor Of the University (ex-o frier()) ; 

(b) PPP lAce-Charioellors(e.x-officlo), 

(c) flour parsons. who ate not employees of the University to be co-opted by the Santee on 
the recommendations of the Vice-Chancellor from amongst educationists, scientists or 

tOlingets of reputs; 

(c1) 	A nominee of the University Grants Commission; 

(e) 	A nominee of the Ali India Council for Technical Education; 

• (f) 	A represerhatere•of industries, as pomlnated by the Vice-Chanceilor; 

(g) Ali Deans of the University : 

(h) Four Meads of Departments as nominated by 01, We-charm/our; 

0) 	Four Profesiors of the Ortiveretty es nominated by theVice-Chancellor; • 



0) 	One Associate Professor and one Assistant Professor asnominated by tfte Vice- 
Chancellor; 

(k) 	Controller*/ Everninatiort% 

(I) 	One personal embieme whola ellunnl, as norriketteri by the Vica-Chentaller; 

{re) 	Iwo Student representativesis nominated by the Vice-Chancellor; and 

(n) 	Pelittstrar - Meraber-Secretary (ex-rogrelo). 

(11) 	The term of the members of the Senate, tither than ex-officio members; chat be three rs 
except the student representative, In which case the tenure will be for one year 

Powers, Functions end Meetings of the Senate-(1)sublect to the proviskun of this Act, Statutes, 
ordinances end ftegulaticins and everan supervision of the board, the Senate shelf mantel the 
academic affairs alidmitUors In the University and In particular shall have the following powers 
and !Unctions. nerillaM. 

to report on any Matter referred or delegated to It by the board; 

(a) 	to make recommendations to the hoard with regard to the critatiOn, abolition or 
classification of teaching posts•in the University and the emoluments payable and the 
duties attached thereto; 

ihil 	to mate mCorrun,endations to the Board with regard to the racoons and abolition of 
various faculties of studies and academic Departments; 

(lv) 	to promote research within the University and to require from time to time, report on 
such researdsi 

(v) to consider proposals submitted by the teachers on the academic acdel 'es; 

(vi) to lay down policies for admissions: to.the University; 

MI) 	to recognize diploma and degrees of other Universities and Irimitudom end to 
dittennifte their equivalence hi relation to the diplomas and degrees of the Univarsittox 



(v111) to fix, subject to any conditiont accepted by the Board, the time, mode and cor4dtins 
of the competition terr Fellowship, Scholarship and other prices and to recommend for 
award of thereon*: 

(ix) 	to appoint examiners and moderators, and tf necessary to remove Mein and to fix their 
fees, emoluments, traveling end other allowances and expenses; 

04 	to recommend arrangements for the conduct of examinations and the dates for holding 

(xi) 	to deciam and review the result of the various examinations or to appoint committees 
or officers to do so, and to make recommendations }yarding the conferment or grant 
of degrees. honors, diplomas, licenses, Mid and metes of honor; 

to recomMend stipends, SChoistattipst  medals and Prins and to mike other awards in 
accordance with the regulations and such other conditions at may be attached to the 
awards; 

lxie) to improve or revise the syllabus for the prescribed touries of study and rests of 
prescribed or recommended text books and Id decide 'kw publishing of books by the 
Urdwersity; 

(Oily) to' approve such forms and registers as are from time to time, required by the 

ordinances and rev:riotous; 

(xv) 	to formulate, from Owe to time, the desired standards of education to be adhered in 
drawing up Mc curriculum and syllabi for being taught in the University; 

(sell to perform, in relation to academic matters, all such duties and to do aft such acts as 
rosy be necessary for the proper carrying out of the provisions of this Act and the 
Ordinances and ft 	dons made thereunder; 

(2) 	(1) 	The Senate shell meet as often as may be. necessary, but not less than three times, 
during an academic year; 

(ii) 	One half of the existing membets of the Senate shall form the quorum for a meeting of 
the Senate: 

(114 	in case of difference of opinion among the members, the opinion of the majority sham 
ptevell: 



(lv) 	Each member of the Senate, Indmeng the Chairperson of the Senate, shell have 
vote and If there bean matey averted 	on erry Matter to be determined by 

enete, the Chairperson shall ha addition, hive  * cosditil vote; 

lv) 
	

Every meeting of the Senate shall be presided Over by der Vitt-Oianc 	end In the 
absence of Vice-Chancellor. the Pro-Vice Chancellor as nominated by the Vice-
Chancellor, will preside the meeting and in his absence, senior most Dean will preside 
over the Meeting; 

(vi) 	If urgent action by the Senate becomes necessary, the Chairpreseitof the. Senate may 
permit the business to the transacted by circulation of papers to the Ommbers of the 
Senate and the action proposed to be taken shell net be taken unless aimed to, by a 
majority of the members of the Senate, and the action as taken shall forthwith be 
Intimated to all the members of the Senate, end In GAM the atiehOrliy concerned fails to 
take a decision, the matter shall be referred to the Chancellor whose decision shall be 
final 

27, 	The Pamaltif dlitiaike and the Depararsents-(1)There shall be such number of Faculty tud les 
and Departments as the Universityrney datftndne from toe to time; 

(2) 	The constitution, powereand 	of a Faculty or a Department shag be such at may be 
prescribed; 

The Finance Committee- (1) there shall be a Finance Committee consisting at theloitowing; 

(1) 	vice-Chancellor t 	Chairperson (ea-officio); 

(ii) Principal Secretary/Secretary (trabOrei &Technical Eduastion) of the Covernment or h4 
nominee (ex-officio); 

(iii) Principal seeretary/Seenetary (Finance) of the Government or his nominee, (es-officio); 

(iv) principal. secretary tar secretary (Pianning)/Director Planning of the Government or his 
nominee, (meeMelo); 

(v) Principal Secretary or 	ry (Higher Education) of the Government or his nominee; 

tell 	Pro-Vice thencellors (eirofficto); 

(vii) 	Registrar (rot-officio); 



Controlter of Finance • Mein -Secretary Woofed* 

mbenof tite finance Committee other then the ex officio members, shall be 

(ulil) Taro other members nominated by the board from amongst, Its members of whom at 
lout one should not he an employee of the University, 

	

(3) 	The functions and dudes of the Finance CommIttedthe  It be as follows:- 

to examine and scrutinize the annual budget of the University and to make 
its on financial matters to the Beard of Management; 	-  

(b) to consider proposals for new expenditure and to make recommendations to the Board 
of 

(c) all proposals relating to revision of grades, up gradstion of the pay-scales and those 
items which are not Included In the budget, shall be examined by the Finance 
tRfrranittee before they are considered by the Board of Management; 

(d) to consider the annual setounts and the financial estimates of the University prepared 
by the Controller of Finance and laid before the Mince Committee for approval and 
thereifter Submittadto the Boerd of kianigernent: 

Finance Committee shall fix the limits for the total recurring and non.recurring 
suipenditure for the year, based on incotot and resources of the University, and no 
expenditure shall be intoned by the University In excess of the limits so fixed, without 
the approValof. the finance Committee; 

(f) 	to give Its AIMS and M Matterecortenendations to the board of Management on any 
firontral question affecting the University either on ite owit initiative or on reference 
from the Board of hAanagrinent; 

(BI 	to recommend the Investnient of any money belonging to the University, including any 
unipptied inemne, In such securities as It may, from time Lb 'One, 'think fit, or In the 
purchase or immovable property in India, with the like power of varying such.  
Invesbnents from time to time. 

	

(4) 	The Finance committee shall meet, at least, four times In a year; five members of the Finance 

Committee shag %win the quorum at any meeting; 

	

(S) 	In case of difference of opinion among the members, the opinion of the majority of the 
members present shall prevail; 

29. 	The Building and Works Committee-(1) There shall be con$tltuted a Building and Works 
Committee of the Voluersity to be the principel planning body of the Wheezily which shall also 
be responsible for Construction, maintenance and:mo nitarinethe development of Infrastructure 
of the tiniversim 



(2) 	The constitution of Building and Works Convene% the term of office of its members stud its"  

powers Ind 'Unctions shall be antra may be protellinch 

30. 	Other Authorities: - The constitution, powers and functions of the other authorities which dor 
be doctored by the Statutes to be the authorities ante UtihreMity, shell he such at rosy to prescribed; 

Si. 	Statutes- Subject to the provision of this AA the Statutes may provl e for aft or any of the 
Mewing matters, namely- 

(a) the Wnstlttitlun powers and functions Of the eattotties and other bodies of the UMW Sity,.af 
may be toed necessary to he contained from timq, tollene; 

(b) tha selection end continuance In offte of the members of the authorities and bodies of the 
lintversity, the inne up of otindei of meMbers and all other natters relating thereto which 
the university maydeem necessary or desirable to peptide: 

(c) the moldable and disciplinary authorities for all Group rmployeas. teaching and non-teaching 
employees of tht University; ' 

(d) the composition of Selection alternates for direct recruldnent in respect of Group A (teaching 
and non-teaching) and other services for act Groups A, 8 and C teaching and non-teaching • 
employeesof the University; 

(e) terms and conditions for continuation of the teachers and other employees rite e 
of the ersh,vhile testae &Mhos institute Of Technology, 

(0 	the manner of appointment of the Officers of the University, terms and conditions of their 
service, their powers and duties 	and emoluments; 

(g) 	the manner of eppointment of the teachers of ths university, other academic staff, and 
employees and their emalumu  

(h).the manner of appointment of twitchers and other arademic staff wonting in a iy other 
Untversity/Mdustm for a spetdifed period for undertaking a joint profit, their terms and 
conditions rases** and emelt"' 

(i) 	the terms and conditions of setvitte of the Mochas and other members of for academic staff 
appointed by the. Universttiri 



tierterms and conditions of other employees a by the niversrty, 

(14 	the constitution of the pension or the provident fund end the establishMent of an insurance 

schen* for the benefit of the employees of the Universtty; 

(I) 	the-  principleSt overning the seniority of employees of the 

(m) the procedure for any appeal by an employee or a Student of the University': 

(n) conferment of honorary degrees; 

(o) bctttulltin of fellowships, scholarships, studentship, medals, prices and other Incentives; 

(p) maintenance  maintenanrceofdisciplineamtl t employees of the Unlvetsfty; 

le) 	establishment of Chairs, Faculties and Depa rtmenta: 

(r) management, Supervision and inspection of institutions and centers es tablistied arid matinaltia 
by thebniveraity; 

(s) t e to non of powers vested in the auttxxitles or the officers of the University; 

it} 	1roterture of admission on suplmtutriefely seats for - 

(I) Students of Foreign Origin and Persons of Indian 000 (PIO) 

(at lout 11%); 

(II) Non Resident Indian (NM) students (at least 

(u) 	ail other m>lLFer which, by or under this Act, are to be, or may be, proVided for by the Statutes; 

SI. 	Statutes how milder- (1) The first Statutes shall be those. made by the Government with the 
prior approval of the Chancellor within sixty days of the commencement of this Act. 

The Beard may, from time to time, make new Of additional Statutes or may amend or nitwit the 

Statutes referred to In sutreaction (ay 



the 

Provided diet the Board shall not Make, amend or TWA My Statutes Wetting the Stable. 
powers or constihatinn of any authority of the University until Stich authority lids been 
given a reeitonelde.opportunity of oxen:sane its opinion in writing on the prOposied 
change and anyoption so expressed within the time specified by the Uoard has been 
considered by the Board. 

(3) !Wiry new Statute or addition to the Statute* 	amendment 	peal thereof shall require 
the approval of der Cliana.Mat. who raw assent thereto or withhold his went or remit  it to the 
board bar mconsideratiott In the fight et the otoervations, derw.made by him. 

(4) A new Statute or a Statute amending or repealing en existing Statute shall not be valid Watts It 
has received the assent of the Oiancettor, who will take into consideration the views Of the 
concerned department while deciding the matter. 

Ordinances 41) Subject to the provisions at this Act and the Wales, the Ordinanees Wray 

provide for all or env of the *Waving matters, Meek: 

(a) 	the ikimissIon of studied, the courses of study and the fees 
quail/1000one pertaining to the sward of degrees end dietaries and other 
distinctions, the condleons for die grant of fellowship and ewer* and die the; 

161 	the conduct of exemieetions, Including the terms and conations of 
appointment of eXinninene 

(4 	the tonditioes of rettdente of students and their general discipline; 

(d) 	the management of insUtutions and centers maintained by the ',inlverstly; 

(e) the procedures for the settlement of disputes between the erriplcyees end the 
University, or between the students and the University; 

(f) the procedures forthe seta/meet of disputes between the imaisietes and scene 

the procedure forany appeal by an segdmied employee or a student; 

matnienince of disdeline among the students of the University; 

regulation of the conduct and duties of the employees of the Unive 
of the conduct of the students of the University; 



(D 

	

	the cetegories of misconduct for width ection maybe token under 	this Act or the 

Statutes or the Ordinances; 

(k) 	any other matter "WhiCh, by or under this Act or the Statutes, is to be, or may he, 

prOvided for hy the Ord 

(2) • . The first Ordinance #hall be made by the thoeChamotilor with the prior approval of the 

Government and the Ordinance so made may be emended, repeated or added to, at any time 
• by the Board In such manner as may be prescribed; 

34. 	Regolederts- The authorities of the University may make regulations consistent with this 
the Statutes and the Ordinances, in the manner prescribed by the Statutes for the conduct o►their own 

business and that of the committees, if any, appointed by them and not provided for by this Act, the 
thatutesi or the 

Annual report-(1) 	The annual report of the University shell be peppered end  placed  before 
the Board of Management for approval, which shell include, among other matters, the steps 
taken by the University towards the futhilment of its objects. 

(Z) 	The annual report so prepared shall be submitted to the Chant egor Within Li months from the 

date of completion of the academic year. 

(3) 	A aspires( the annunt report, as prepared under sub-section (1), shall also be submitted to the 

Gouenerrent which shell, es soon as may be, cause the same to be laid before the Legislative 

Assembly of Ciethi: 

Annual eccountit- (1) The annual accounts and the balance sheet of the University shall be 
prepared and place before the Arrows Committee for approval and• shah, at *est. once every 
year at intervals of not more than =theen Months. be audited by the Controller and Auditor 
General of India or such person or persons es he may authorize In this behalf. 

(2) A copy of the annual accounts together with the audit report shall be submitted first to the 
Board et management and then to the Government along with the observations, If any, of the 
Board. 

(3) A copy of the annual accounts together with the audit report shah be as submitted to the 

rnment which shall, as soon as may be, cause the same  to be laid before the Legislative 
Assembly of Delhi 

37. 	Conditions of service of employees - (1) 	The University shall enter Into a written 

contract of service,  with every new employee of the University appointed, on regular basis or 
otherwise and the terms and conditions of the contract shall not be inconsistent with the 
pottuiSions of this Act, the Statutes add the Ordinances. 



(2) 	A copy of the contect referred to in sub-section (1) shag be lodged 
copy thereof shall also be furnished to tksr employee reecernfid• 

ttetreteitto 

311. 	Tribunal of Arbitration -(1) Any dispute arising out of a contact of employment referred to in 
section 37 between the University and the employee or between the University and the 
employees of the erstwhile Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology In terms of the provisions of 
clause (a) of Section 4, shall be referred to aTribunal of Athltradon which shah consist of one 
member nominated by the Board of Management, one member nominated by the employee 
concerned and an arbitrator to be nominated by the Oancellor. 

(2). 	Every Such referenee shad be deemed to  fie ri submission to arbitration on the terms of this 

section within the meaning to ihe law of Arbitration es in force, and ell the provisions of that 
law, with the examtion of section 2 thereof. shall apply occordingly: 

(3) The procedure for regulating the wore of the Tribunal of Arbitration shall be such as amay marbe 
prescribed bytise 

(4) The decision of the Tdbunal of Arbitration shall be binding on the parties and ao. mit shad Ile in 
reseed of anti matter decided by the TribUrtfiL 

39, 	Prnettlentand Pension funds - The University Shill constitute for 
	

benefit of Ito 	yees 
suds provident fund and pension fund or provide finch bb 

	
editing as it may deem fit In such 

manner and subject to such conditions as may be.prescribed; 

Provided that the Wain; employees of Nati Subhas University of Technology shrill continue to 

be governed by  the egisurilt passion and Provident Fund Weems Prevailing to their services In the 
Nett* Subilas Institute.of IncimelogY• 

40. Disputes as to the constitution of the University Authorities and Bodies - if any question arises 
as to whether any person has been duty appointed as, or is entidedth be, a member of goy autlesitY or 
other body of the University,. the matter skid 'be referred to the Chancellor .with Board's 
recornmendatiore, whose decision thereon shall be final 

41. Filing of camel srmandets. Ad the casual vacancies among the members (other than ex-officio 
members) of any authority or ether body of the University shall be tilled, as soon as may be convenient. 
by the Person of body who appoints, elects Or co-opts the members whOse place has become vacant 
end any parson appointed, elected or mooed to a =Val VICIOnCtf shall bee member of such authority 
or body for the residue of the tgtm..itm which the person whom place he fills. would hove been a 
member. 



tit 	Proceedinp of the Vrdtardty atresorkies or bodies not invaNdated by vacant:let:6 NO act or 

proceedings of any eudtortty or other body shall be invalidattd merely by reasons of the existence of 
arty vacancy or tracendes among its Members. 

Protection of action takehingood faith- he suit or other legal proceeding  shall Re in any court 
against the thilVersity or against any authority, officer or employee of the University or against any 
pilot or badly of persons acting under the Order or Olivetti*, of any authority or officer or Other 
employee of the University for anything winds is in goad fit done or kneaded to be done In pursuance 
of the provision of this Act or the Statutes or the Ordinances. 

Mode of proof of the Uffiverstry record- A copy of any receipt apPlication, notice, order, 

paxeedings, resolution of any authority or coninittire of elt UntiretiftY,. or other documents in the 
IffiLsIMS3In of the University, or any. entry In any registrar duty Maintained by the UniversIty, if certified 
by the Registrar so designed shalt notwithitanding anything contained in the Indian Evidence Act, 1372 
(1 of1872) or in any other law for the time being in force, star be admitted as evidence of the matters 
and transaction specified therein, Wherein, where the miens, thereof would, if produced, have been 
admissible in evidence. 

	

4$, 	Power to remove difficulties- If any 43thouityorteestegiving effect to the provisions of this Ad, 

the Bovernment may, by order, published in the olfidal Seeette, make such provisions. not Inconsittent 
with the provislows of this Act it apPair to 3 lobe remesPrry ottlePedifini for removing  the difilcilitr 

Provided that no with Order shall be made ardor This 	ton after the amity of three years from the 

commenewitent of this Act 

Transitional provi dons. Naterithstanding anything contained in the Ad end the Statutes:- 

	

(a) 	The first Mar-Otereselbr, the first Registrar and Cont./viler of Finance shall be appointed by the 
Chancefor; and they *Miele governed by the terms and conditions of service specified by the 
Statues; 

	

II)) 	the first Court tad 	first Board of Management shall be nominated by the Chancellor and 
shall hold office for a term of three years. 

Statutef and Ordinances to be published In the official Gazette and to be bid before the 
Legislature- (1) every Statute and Ordinance made under this Act shell be published In the 
official Gazette. 

	

(2) 	Every Stattite and Ordinancentade under this Act shun be laid, as soon as may be idler 
it is made, Write the House of the Legislative 	Assembly of Delhi while it is in 
scission for a total period of thirty days which may be comprised in one session or two or 
more spommaivosixtelons, end if, before the expiry ofd sesslan immediately following 
the session or the successive sessions aforesaid, the House agrees in making any 
modification in the Statute or the Ordinance or the House agrees that the Statute or the 
Ordinance, at the case may be, should not be made, the Statute or the Ordinance shall 
thereafter have effect only in such modified farm or be orho effect. as the case may be: 
so, however, that any such modification or annulment shall be without prejudice to the 



Provided Otet no such punishment shall be imposed .without giving the students a 
opportunities to 	spina the action propcoedin be taken. 

of anything previotialy done 	&SUM or Prditienta as tbe 
may be. 

iforawary ,*girt- not less than tvowestrd of the members of the Senate mainuriarrad that an . 
honorary degree, or trades* dhtinedon be.sonferreduaanY Person on the ground t athe h htiheir 
sedition, by reason of  eminent Ottlinment and powers, tit and proper to receive such degree or 
academic distinction, the ChanCelior may, by an order,....:decide that the same may be conferred on the • • 
person t>tcwtxne dad. 

Withdrawal of deSree or  Adams 41)The Board may either on NS Own motion** on 
recommendation of. the Senate, . withdraw any clktkictiOn, degree, *ions, or privilege 
conferred Oa, or graread to, any Perian, by  a resolution passed by the mainity of the mud 
membership of the Board present end voting *Ube meeting, if such parson has beers  
by a coon of haw for an offence, which, in the opinion of Board, involves moral turpiurde or 

if he hes been galitYatifitde 

(2) 	No action under soh-Section (1) Shall be taken against any person unless he has been given an 
opportunity to show cause against the action proposed tot* taken, 

*copy of the resolsidon pwatit hydra Baird of ManageMent NOB be in/mediae* sent to the 
Whin concerned. 

(4) 	Any 	awiesed by the detest taken bS. the Board of Management my appeal to the 
Chancellor within tMely days from the date of receipthf such resolution. 

(si 	The decision of the Chancellor In such appeal shell be final. 

So. 	PleliiPline- in The University shell maintain * 	diacipilne among students through its 
Proctorial Board and a senior teacher of the rank of the Professor shall be appointed as thief Proctor by 
the Vice-China:elk% and will bold office upt0 a Period of three years. 

(2) 	The Proctorial Board shall desi with all matters connected with the discipline of students and 
Vice•Chernallor shall be the final authority ores/null of any Punishment including eithulaan from the 
University:  

Si. 	Deemed.validity of appointments- Notwit standing anything contained kr any other law or 
hishoment hawing the fart* of NO for the tbne being ha force, the appointments stede to any post in 

Urtharenely ha acceniarmevilth tae$telattls, the Collinencet and the iteindatiollrehall 6te  deemed to 
be valid end In accordance With law, 



tivreilding elect - The provisions of the Art, the Smatter, the ordinances and the muleteers 
made there under Shell have effect notwithstending anything inconsistent contained therewith in any 
other lawn, instrument hiving the force of law for the time being in force. 

Sponsored Schentes- Whenever the University receives fur* from any Government, the 
University khan; Commission Or. other agents sponsoring a scheme to be. executed by the. University, 
notwithstanding anything in this Actor the" Statutes or the Ordinance made dune under 

(a) the amount retriedeitell be kepi by Mi. University *parse* from the University Fund 
end utilized only for the purpose of ibis scheme; and 

(b) the staff required to execute the scheme shell be recruited in actordenoc with the terms 
and conditions stipulated by the sponsoring organization. 

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59 	Power to Issue directions- The Chencellor may either sue mote or on the recommendation of 
the Orivenunent may tssue such directions as may be necessary or expedient In the Interest of 
adettidattintort, financial or academic functioning of the University and in particular to ensure peace and 

triAtitatr In the (favorer* Wel tie  Protect the property of the University. 

55. Power to annul the orders of the University- The Government may, by order published to the 
aftklal etatetti, annul any order, notification, ran:Anion or any proceedings of the university which, in 
its opinion; is not in conformity with the provisions of this Act, Or the Statutes, Regulations, or 
Ordittenceeor Is otherwise inconshtent with the policy of the Goya rnmeet, 

Provided that before making any Such order, the t 	rent shed afford inopportunity to the 

UnlyerSity to be heard &sabot any such Proposed action. 

Si. 	The cost of patronesses*, audit-The Cherwell& shall cause a performance audit of the University 

*ay bie years smith* crist of performarhtde audit shall be bore** the 

Supreme Authority of the University-The Chance ihr shall be the Supreme Authority of the 
University and shall have the power to review the acts of the Board and the Serrate antshallenterrise ail 
the powers of the °nevoid,/ not otherwise provided for by dits Act or the Statutes. 

(Anoop Kumar htendiratta) 
Principal Secretary (Law, Justice & LA.) 


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