(iii) Final M.B. Examination.

The Final M.B. Examination shall be divided into two parts :-Part 1 and Part II. The examination in each Part shall take place twice a year. The examination in the two parts shall begin on two different dates.

2. The written portion of the examination in Part I, shall be held in the following order :

3. The written portion of the examination in Part II, shall be held in the following order :

Date.

From 10 A.M. to 1 P.M.

Monday
Tuesday

Medical Jurisprudence (Pass)
Hygiene

4. The Controller will intimate, in consultation with the Examiners, on or soon sfter the day of written examination, when and where the oral and practical examinations in their respective subjects are to be held for Pass as well as for Honours candidates.

The question as to what is oral and what is practical should be definitely decided by the Examiners in meeting on that subject, before the commencement of the Examination.

The Pass Practical Examination shall be conducted in accordance with the syllabuses prescribed in the Regulations.

Candidates for Honours in any subject will be required, in addition to the written, oral and practical examinations for a Pass to undergo a further and more searching written, oral and practical examinations, the scope of which will not be limited to the syllabus, if any, prescribed in that subject.

5. The full marks for each subject and the minimum marks required for passing in Part I shall be as follows:

The full marks for each subject and the minimum marks required for passing in Part I shall be as follows, with effect from 1924 :—

6. The full marks for each subject and the minimum marks required for passing in Part II shall be as follows:

The full marks for each subject and the minimum marks required for passing in Part II shall be as follows with effect from 1925:

The Examination for Honours will be held one week after the results of the Pass Examination will have been declared by the Examiners. No candidate will be admitted to the Examination for Honours unless (1) he has been successful at the pass Examination, and (2) he has also obtained at the pass Examination in the special subject in which he desires to take Honours, one-half of the marks allotted to each portion of the Examination, written, oral and practical, and two thirds in the aggregate.

In order to obtain Honours in any branch, a candidate must obtain half the marks allotted to each portion of the Examination, written, oral and practical, and two-thirds in the aggregate,

M.D., M.S., M.O. and D.P.H. EXAMINATIONS.

1. These Examinations shall be conducted by Boards of Examiners, consisting of three persons for each examination.

The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine shall be the ex-officio President of each of the Boards.

2. Examiners are required to be present in Calcutta during the oral and practical examinations.

3. The Controller shall forward the thesis to the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and copies to each of the three Examirers, immediately on receipt of the same, with a request to report on it, at least a month before the commencement of the Examination, calling their attention to Section 6 of the Regulations for the M D. Examination, or the corresponding Section of the Regulations for the M.S. and M.O. Examinations as the case may be. The thesis will be looked over by each of the Examiners and will be reported on after consultation, as "not commended," "commended" or "highly commended."

4. The papers will be set by the Examiners by mutual arrangement in consultation with the Dean.

The Oral, Practical and Clinical Examinations, will be similarly conducted. 5. The papers shal be delivered by the Examiners in person to the Controller or sent in a sealed double cover on or before a prescribed date. No copy of any examination paper is to be retained by the Examiners 6. No marks will be assigned either in the papers or in the Oral or Practical Examination but the Examiners will report whether the candidate has failed, passed or passed with Distinction.

7. Examiners are required to keep the results of the Examination strictly secret.

8.

Examiners will be good enough to intimate to the Controller at least a week before the day of the written Examination, when and where the Oral, Practical and Clinical Examinations are to be held. The Time-Table of the Examinations, showing both the time and place of the Written, Oral and Practical Examinations will be furnished by the Controller to each Examiner, each candidate and each School of the University.

9. Each Board of Examiners will meet as soon as possible after the conclusion of the Examination and submit its report to the Syndicate.

(iv) ENGINEERING

INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION IN ENGINEERING AND
B.E. EXAMINATION.

GENERAL RULES.

The examinations shall be conducted in accordance with the following General Rules :

1. No question shall be asked which would require an expression of religious belief on the part of the candidates; and any answer or translation given by any candidate shall not be objected to on the ground of its expressing peculiarities of religious belief.

2. Candidates shall give their answers in their own words as far as practicable in all subjects. This rule shall be inserted as a head note in every question paper.

3. Examiners in setting papers shall be guided, as to the scope of the subjects of examination, by the syllabuses prescribed in the Regulations and as to the standard and extent of knowledge required, by the books, if any, recommended from time to time for such purpose.

4. No copy of any examination paper is to be retained by the person setting it.

5. The papers set should be such as candidates can reasonably be expected to answer within the time allotted. The questions in each subject should be fairly distributed over the whole course in that subject, and should conform to the Regulations laid down for the particular examination; there should not be any marked change of standard from year to year, but it is not required that the same type of questions should be set every year. Examiners shall always allow some choice of questions.

6. Questions should be so framed as to encourage good methods of work and teaching and to discourage unintelligent memorizing.

7. The two Examiners appointed to set a paper in any subject shall be jointly responsible for the paper. The paper shall be divided into two halves distinguished as the "First Half" and "Second Half." The answers to the First-Half shall be looked over by one of the examiners, and those to the Second Half by the other. The Practical Examination shall be conducted by the two Examiners jointly.

8. The Controller shall, as soon as the results have been tabulated, prepare a list of the candidates who have failed in one group of subjects only in order to guard against any possible inaccuracy, their papers in the subjects of the group in which they have failed shall be re-examined on the method of marking already adopted, and without any alteration of the standard.

9. Examiners, in giving marks, shall take the correctness of the language of the answers into account.

10. Examiners, in giving marks, shall consider whether the answers indicate an intelligent appreciation of the subject or are merely the result of unintelligent memory work.

11. In connection with all practical tests at the Intermediate and Bachelor of Engineering Examinations, candidates shall submit to the Examiners note-books duly certified by the Professor, of the practical work, done by them during the College session The Examiners may, if they think proper, take these note-books into account when awarding marks for such practical

tests.

In answering any paper, a candidate may use a slide rule, unless this has in any case been expressly forbidden by the Examiners setting the paper. Candidates who wish to take advantage of this permission shall bring their own slide rule. Mathematical tables will be provided when required.

12.

Examiners are required to place opposite each question in their paper the full number of marks assigned to it.