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Essential conditions of affiliation of colleges and institutions. (i) The Board of Affiliation may, on an application made to the Registrar in the form and in the manner laid down in the ordinances, affiliate a college or an institution. (ii) No college or institution shall be admitted to the privileges of the University unless- (a) it is run by the Government, the Central Government, a state government, a competent local authority, a society registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 (21 of 1860), or a public trust constituted under any law for the time being in force. (b) it has been granted a no-objection certificate by the concerned state government and recognised by the appropriate statutory authority, wherever applicable, for the subjects and courses of study for which affiliation is being sought; (c) it is managed by a governing body constituted in accordance with the scheme of management as specified separately for government funded and self- financing institutions in the ordinance: 72 (d) it undertakes to adhere to the provisions of the Act, the statutes, the ordinances and the regulations of the University and to comply with the standing orders, directions and instructions of the University; (e) it actually has suitable and adequate physical facilities in terms of space, accommodation, sanitation, laboratories and workshops, equipment, library and reading room, furniture and other infrastructural facilities as specified by the University from time to time for maintenance of requisite standards in the Ordinance; (f) it has teachers and other employees who have the laid down qualifications and fulfil the other eligibility criteria and who are in the number required as per the norms laid down by the University from time to time in the ordinance; (g) it provides for teaching of subjects and courses of study as approved by the University; (h) it undertakes not to admit students in excess of the number permitted by the University; (i) it has adequate financial resources as laid down in the ordinances to ensure its financial stability, continued maintenance and functioning; (j) appointment of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the college or the institution is made on the recommendations of a staff selection committee or a departmental promotion committee, as may be necessary, to be constituted as specified separately for government funded and self financing institutions and colleges in the ordinance: (k) the emoluments of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the college or the institution are in accordance with those laid down for the corresponding posts in the University; (l) it has made arrangements for the residence, wherever needed, discipline and supervision of students and for promoting their health, general development and welfare to the satisfaction of the University; and 73 (m) The Board of Affiliation has considered the report of the panel appointed for inspection of the college or the institution, as the case may be. (iii) It shall be open to the University to reject a request for affiliation or grant it in whole or in part mentioning the subjects, courses of study and the number of students to be admitted and also impose such other conditions, if any, as it may deem fit. (iv) An affiliated college or institution shall report all changes in the teaching staff and all other changes that may affect the fulfillment of the conditions of affiliation to the University within a week of the change coming into effect. (v) An affiliated college or an institution shall execute a bond as laid down in the ordinance guaranteeing that it shall follow the provisions of the Act, the statutes, the ordinances, the regulations and the orders, directions and instructions of the University. (vi) An affiliated college or an institution shall not, without the previous permission of the University, suspend instruction in a subject or a course of study, which it is authorised to teach & actually teaches.