Amendments to the Central Provinces and Berar Civil Veterinary
Department Manual.
No. 20, dated Nagpur, the 19th October 1926.
PAGES 14 AND 15.
For the existing paragraphs 68,69,70 and 71 substitute the
following and renumber paragraphs 72 to 94 in this section
as 71 to 93 :—
SECTION VIII.
VETERINARY ASSISTANT SURGEONS.
(1) General.
68. In order to provide for the training of local men for
appointment to the subordinate staff, seven scholarships are annually
granted by the Local Government tenable at the Bombay Veterinary
College.
69. The following are the conditions regulating the grant of
scholarships at the Bombay Veterinary College:—
(a) All candidates will be examined by the Veterinary Adviser
to Government, Central Provinces.
(b) Approved candidates are granted a scholarship of Rs. 30
per mensem including house rent for three years with
free tuition and free books.
(c) All students entering the Bombay Veterinary College will
be required to undergo a three years' course with an
examination at the termination of each year. The
collegiate year shall commence on 15th June and shall
be divided as follows :—
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The first session |
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From 15th June to 14th |
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October. |
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The short vacation |
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From 15th October to |
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14th November. |
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The second session |
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From 15th November to |
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14th April. |
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The long vacation |
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From 15th April to |
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14th June. |
(d) The college fee, which is Rs. 60 per annum, is paid by
Government in addition to the scholarship of Rs. 30.
(e) Candidates are also allowed the railway fare to and from
Bombay.
(f) Candidates must ordinarily have passed the School Final
Examination or have obtained a University degree.
(g) Preference will be given to those whose parents are
agriculturists, and who are accustomed to handling
cattle.
(h) Candidates are required to produce a medical certificate
as to their fitness for an out-door life, countersigned
by the Civil Surgeon of the district to which the
applicant belongs.