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Objects of the Uizivcrsity.-The University sl~all have the following abjects, na~iiely :-- (1) to provide for instruction and training in sucll branches' of ;tamilig as it rnay determine in the field of medical science ; (2) to provide for research and for the advhnceo~eni and iissemi- ~atiorl of knowledge in the field of medical science ; ' ) (3) to institute degrees, diplomas and other academic distinctions ; 1 (4) to institute leclurerships, readerships, prof~ssorships and other xaching posts required by the University and to appoict persons to cuch lecturerships, readerships, professorships and other teaching posts; (5) to institute and award fellowships, ~cholarsl~ips, studentships, bursaries, exhibitions, medals and prizes in acccirdance wiril the statutes; (6) to institute research posts and to appoint persons to such xsts ; (7) to organise advanced studies and research progra~nmes from dmp fn time 2 * (8) t'o organise conthuiag medical education programmes; (9) to develop research (10)Ao encourage co-operation among the colleges, Univaity laboratories, hospitals and institutions in the University area and to cb- -. ordinate with other Universities and other authorities in such manner ' aid -for such purposes as the University may determine. . 5. Powers of University-The Uni ' powers, namely :- (1) to hold examinations and to confe .< 3aademio distinctions on any person who,- (. .* -, 7 v . . - (a) 'shall have pursued an ap in a college or University laborator ; ' exempted therefrom in the manner '. - haye passed the examinations pres i (b) shall have carried on research under conditions prescribed ?" ' i , * " , by the statutes; t .. / . (2) to confer degrees, diplomas and other academic distinctions oh persons who shall have prvsued an approved course of study, train- 2.' * jag or research in an autonomous college; .:.,2 i* T* (3) to coqfer honorary degrees or other hbnorary academic distinc- , tions under .conditions 'prescribed ; (4) to establish, maintain sitj colleges, departments, laborato other institutions necessary to carry out t (5) to affiliate colleges to the University as affiliated colleges, within - ihe University area under conditions prescribed and to withdraw such amation; (6) to take over any Gov , approval of the . Government ; (7) to approve institutions provi the examinations for degrees, diplomas of the University under conditions prescribed aod to withdraw such ' approval 2 (8). to designate any college as an autonomous college, with prior ---- concurreac~ a -f the Govexhment under conditions pie~4bed * . .-A*-- - 4 nwni MADU G O V ~ R N M E ~ T GAZMTE -&XTRAORDIN&Y ,. 2% L 4 -- is' (9) to establish, maintain and manage hostels, to recognise hostels , not maintained by the University under conditions prescribed a n d . t ~ - withdraw such recognition thereof ; (10) to exercise such control over the students of the University, through the colleges and institutions, as will secure their health and well- being and discipline ; (11) to hold and manage endowments and other properties and funds of the University ; I (13) to fix fees and to demand and receive such fees, as, may 'be. (14) to make grants from the funds of thi'uni~ersit~ for the tenance of National Cadet Corps, National Service Scheme or othef + 31 '1 similar organisations ; and 87 Jc (1 5) generally to do all such other acts and things as may be neca.. sary or desirable to further the objects of the University.