Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
Subject to any general or special order of the State Government the provisions of this Act, or any rules made thereunder, the Board shall have generally the powers to regulate, supervise and control school education; and in particular the powers and duties mentioned below — (1) to prescribe courses of instruction for Primary, High and Professional or Vocational Schools; (2) to conduct and supervise examinations based or such course or to cause to conduct and supervise such examinations; (3) to admit to its examinations, on conditions that may be prescribed by regulations, candidates; who have perused the prescribed courses of instruction and also to take such disciplinary action against candidates as may be prescribed by regulations; (4) to demand and receive such fees as may be prescribed by regulation; (5) to publish the results of its examinations; (6) to demand and receive such fees as may be prescribed by regulation; (7) to publish the results of its examinations; (8) to grant certificates to students passing in examinations; (9) to institute and award scholarships, prizes; (10) to prepare, publish and select text hooks, supplementary books or to cause to prepare publish and select such books; (11) to lay down conditions of recognition of High Schools and other schools preparing candidates for High Schools courses and other courses prescribed by the Board; (12) to recognise High Schools and professional and Vocational Schools and to withdraw such recognition; (13) to take such disciplinary action as it thinks fit against institutions as prescribed by regulations; (14) to adopt measures for study and examination of problems in the field of school education; (15) to advise Government on physical, moral and social welfare of students in recognised institutions, and to prescribe conditions for their residence and discipline; (16) to prescribe necessary qualifications of teachers in recognised schools; (17) to prescribe courses of training in undergraduate Teachers Training Institutions and to hold examinations on such courses and to award certificates; (18) to recognise undergraduate Teacher’s Training Institutions and to withdraw recognitions; (19) to organise seminars and provide “in-service” Teacher’s Training courses; (20) to receive grants from Government and donations from private individuals or associations for specific or general purposes; (21) to call for reports from the Director of Education on the conditions of recognised institutions or of institutions applying for recognition; (22) to advise Government on re-organisation and development. of school educations; (23) to advise Government relating to any matter within the provisions of this Act on which the Government may consult the Board; (24) to appoint officers and other employees of the Board, and to prescribed by regulation, the terms and conditions of their service; (25)to institute by regulations for the benefit of it's officers and other employees such pension, gratuity and provident fund as it may deem fit in such manner and subject to such conditions, as may be prescribed by regulations; (26) to delegate any of its powers to any Committee constituted under this Act; (27) to administer the Nagaland Board of School Education Fund; (28) to receive, purchase and hold any property, movable or immovable, which may become vested in it and to dispose of all or any of the property, movable or immovable belonging to it and also do all other acts incidental or appertaining thereto; and (29) to do all such acts and things as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this Act. Powers of the State Government