Section 33 — Admission to University Courses and Examinations.

33. Admission to University Courses and Examinations. — (1) (a) No person shall be 

admitted to a course of study in the University for admission to the examinations for degrees, 

titles or diplomas of the University unless he,- 

(i) has passed the examination prescribed therefor; and 

(ii) fulfills such other academic conditions as may be prescribed. 

(b) Every candidate for a University examination shall, unless exempted from the 

provisions of this sub-section by a special order of the Executive Council made on the 

recommendation of the Academic Council, be enrolled as a member of the University. Any such 

exemption may be made subject to such conditions as the Executive Council may think fit. 

   (2) No candidate shall be admitted to any University examination unless he is enrolled as a 

member of the University, and has satisfied the requirements as to the attendance required for 

the same or unless he is exempted from such requirements of enrolment or attendance or both 

by an order of the Executive Council passed on the recommendation of the Academic Council. 

Exemptions granted under this section shall be subject to such conditions as the Executive 

Council may think fit. 

   (3) Any student or candidate for an examination, whose name has been removed from the 

rolls of the University by the orders or recommendation of the Academic Council or Controller of 

Examinations, as the case may be, and who has been debarred from appearing at the 

examinations for more than one year, may within ten days of the date of receipt of such order, 

appeal to the Vice-Chancellor to nullify the decision of the aforesaid authorities. 

   (4) Any decision taken by the Vice-Chancellor in this regard shall be final.