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55. The same students were examined in April 1879 and scholarships
awarded by the results of both examinations.
Winter Session, April 1879.
S u m m e r E x a m i n a t i o n 3 0 0 .
A n a t o m y 2 5 0 .
P h y s i o l o g y 2 5 0 .
C h e m i s t r y 2 0 0 .
B o t a n y 1 0 0 .
T O T A L M A R K S O F B O T H E X A M I N A T I O N S 1 , 1 0 0 .
S c h o l a r s h i p s .
Rs.
Lalu Ram
•••
216
189
204
115
86
810
12
Shankar Lal
•••
190
196
213
124
71
794
12
C. C. Caleb
••
220
153
165
110
66
714
11
Hori Lal
132
206
182
88
82
690
10
Ram Charan
185
175
158
81
82
681
10
Mohandro Lal
76
92
104
25
38
335 None.
Muhammad Latíf
...
109
61
100
26
24
320
Do.
Srikrishan Sahai
58
58
107
33
35
291
Do.
Gyan Chand
76
41
81
49
33
280
Do.
Ajudhia Patti
77
50
84
35
32
278
Do.
56. From this table it will be seen that only those students who obtained
more than half the marks were granted scholarships, and that the two highest
students obtained two-thirds of the marks. The results of the examination in
July 1878 were included, as the scholarships were awarded partly in conse--
quence of the marks gained at the time ; but the same students were again
examined in July 1879, with the following results :—
DIVISION.
Anatomy,
50.
Physiology,
50.
Practical
Chemistry,
100.
Materia
Nedica,
200.
T O T A L
MARKS,
400.
Lalu Ram
... North-Western Provinces
42
41
77
151
311
Shankar Lal...
Ditto
35
43
77
139
294
C. C. Caleb
Di t t o
43
40
86
151
320
Hori Lal
Ditto
48
38
54
130
270
Ram Charan
Ditto
4 2
47
...
130
213
Muhammad Latíf
Ditto
32
33
39
94
198
Ajudhia Patti
... Jhelum
3 5
23
28
99
185
Srikrishan Sahai
... North-Western Provinces
25
34
. . .
. . .
59
Mohandro Lal
Ditto
...
Sick.
Sick.
Sick.
Sick.
Sick.
The marks will be employed to determine the scholarship which each
will receive during next year.
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57. From this it will be seen that most of these students have improved
considerably during their second summer session at the School, excepting Gián
Chand, who left the School, and Mohandro Lal and Srikrishan Sahai, both of
whom were sick at the time of examination. During this session C. C. Caleb
surpassed all the other students ; but this pupil has subsequently left the Medi
-cal School in order to pursue his studies in England, and his scholarship has
been awarded to another student. Ajudhia Patti had somewhat improved,
but had not yet obtained half marks. During this summer session the follow-
ing students obtained half the marks given : Lalu Ram, Shankar Lal, C. C.
Caleb, Hori Lal, and Ram Charan ; while Mahomed Latuíf and Ajudhia Patti
obtained very nearly half marks, which was an improvement on the previous
examination. Lalu Ram, Shankar Lal and C. C. Caleb obtained two-thirds of
the total number of marks given, and the two former did so during the previous
year also.
58. 2nd-year Students .—These students were also examined in July
1878, and the marks obtained were considered in awarding their scholarships ;
they are therefore now recorded:—
NAMES.
P r o v i n c e .
M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
200
A n a t o m y .
5 0
P r a c t i c a l c h e m i s - t r y .
100
P h y s i o l o g y .
50
TOTALS.
MARKS.
400
Guran Ditta
Punjab.
153
47
72
41
313
Tarak Nath
N. W. P.
120
37
62
33
252
Jai Krishan
N. W. P.
115
25
64
39
243
Chandar Kant
N. W. P.
115
40
52
29
236
Megh Nath
N. W. P.
135
29
50
31
245
Lachman Das
Punjab.
128
25
49
36
238
David Peter
N. W. P.
117
15
36
37
205
Gholam Mustafa
Local stu-
dent, Amrit
-
sar.
110
20
24
20
174
59. While during April 1879 the following marks were obtained at the
examination at the end of the winter session :—
NAMES.
P r o v i n c e .
S u m m e r e x a m i n - a t i o n .
400
A n a t o m y .
250
C h e m i s t r y .
200
P h y s i o l o g y .
250
B o t a n y .
100
T O T A L .
M A R K S .
1,200
S c h o l a r s h i p s .
Guran Ditta
Punjab.
313
201
139
222
87
962 Rs. 13
Tarak Nath
N. W. P.
252
155
132
195
76
810 Rs. 11.
Jai Krishan
N. W. P.
243
135
137
170
68
753 Rs. 10
Chandar Kant
N. W. P.
236
128
107
192
79
742 Rs. 10
Megh Nath
N. W. P.
245
127
112
182
68
734 Rs. 10
Lachman Das
Punjab.
238
129
108
162
77
714 Rs. 10
David Peter
N. W. P.
205
90
84
150
63
592
. . .
Gholam Mustafa
Local, Amrit-
sar.
174
61
43
122
40
440 Rs. 6
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60. It thus appears that during the previous summer months all the
students, with the exception of one, obtained half the number of full marks,
and all with the exception of two students did so during the winter session. Only
two of the students, Guran Ditta and Tarak Nath, obtained two-thirds of the
total marks, both during the summer examination and in all the year ; and.
Guran Ditta alone, who is a singularly clever and painstaking student, ob--
tained three-fourths of the total marks both during the summer and winter
sessions.
61. The same students were examined in July 1879 in the same subjects
as during the previous year, and obtained the following marks :—
NAMES.
P r o v i n c e .
Anatomy.
50
P h y s i o l o g y .
50
P r a c t i c a l C h e m i s -
try.
100
M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
200
TOTAL
MARKS.
400
Guran Ditta ... ... ...
Punjab.
50
48
84
186
368
Lachman Das
... ... ...
N. W. P.
50
44
62
153
309
Tarak Nath
... ... ...
N. W. P.
45
43
71
145
304
Ram Parshad ... ... ...
N. W. P.
50
35
58
153
296
Nihal Chand
... ... ...
Local.
40
28
71
153
292
Chandar Kant
... ... ...
N. W. P.
48
32
66
143
289
Jai Krishan
... ... ...
N. W. P.
60
29
51
132
262
Gholam Mustafa
... ... ...
Local.
49
32
43
123
247
David Peter
... ... ...
N. W. P.
45
33
41
98
217
62. From this it appears that all the students gained more than half
the marks obtainable at this examination, and no less than 6 of them obtained
two-thirds of the marks ; while Guran Ditta, Lachman Das and Tarak Nath
obtained three-fourths of the total marks, and Guran Ditta actually obtained
four-fifths of the total number ; but these marks will not be reckoned in awarding
the scholarships for next year, as these will be determined entirely by the results
of the University Examination to be held in April 1880. The marks, however
show that these students are all prepared for their final examination.
63. In like manner, the students of the third year were examined in July
1878, but these marks were not reckoned for their scholarships, which were
entirely determined by the University Examination of April 1879 ; they are
therefore not recorded here, as these marks had no reference to the year now
under review, either with respect to the scholarships given or the time of
examination.
64. The third-year students were examined in April 1879 by the
Examiners appointed by the Senate of the Punjab University College, when the
following marks were awarded to them :—
NAMES.
P r o v i n c e .
A n a t o m y .
300
Physiology.
300
C h e m i s t r y .
300
Botany.
100
M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
200
T O T A L M A R K S .
1,200
S c h o l a r s h i p s .
Rs.
Nil Rattan Banerji
... N. W. P.
242 238
172
83
167
902
12
Miran Baksh
... Punjab.
202
225
191
68
157
843
11
Gopal Chander Gupta
. . . N. W. P.
165
236
160 168 807
807
11
Bhola Nath
. . . N. W. P.
216
198
168
69
78
753
10
Syam Kishor
... N. W. P.
190
212 150
47
102 701
9
Vidya Nath
. . . N. W. P.
130
198
150
62 126 666
9
Rama Prashada
... N. W. P.
125
159
121
70
124 599
8
Bishamber Nath ...
Punjab.
57
68
69
32
88
314
None.
Nihal Chand
... Local student.
41
82
45
41
97
306
5
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65. From this it will be seen that six of the candidates obtained half the
number of marks, and the seventh was only one mark below half the total
number, but was not allowed to pass, as he failed in Anatomy and Chemistry.
Bishamber Nath and Nihal Chand were rejected, and Vidya Nath also failed
in Anatomy. The first three students gained two-thirds of the total number of
marks, and the first student, Nil Rattan Banerji, three-fourths of the total amount.
66. The fourth-year students were examined in the senior subjects, and
they passed an examination in July 1878 as well as April 1879, the marks of
both of which were employed to determine their scholarships, and are therefore
included in this Report:—
NAMES.
P r o v i n c e .
...
M e d i c a l J u r i s p r u - d e n c e .
100
M i d w i f e r y .
5 0
M e d i c i n e .
300
S u r g e r y .
250
O p h t h a l m i c S u r g e r y .
100
T O T A L M A R K S .
800
Iktadar-ud-din ...
N.-W. P.
80
35
264 206
70
655
Hira Lal Chaterji
...
Punjab.
72
31
228
212
58
601
Rasraj Bhatacharji
...
N.-W. P.
45
28 252
203
54
582
Elahi Baksh
... Local, Rawalpindi.
5 5
19
192 204
56
526
Nanak Chand ...
Local, Rawalpindi. 53
21
180
193
58
505
Ram Kishen ...
Local.
36
25
210
146
42
459
Basdeo Sahai
...
N.-W. P.
30
20 222
136
42
450
67. From this it will appear that all the students obtained half the total
number of marks ; that the first two pupils obtained three-fourths of the total
number of marks, and the third two-thirds of the entire amount. These students
also passed an examination in the summer session of 1879, the examination being
held in July, when the following marks were obtained :—
NAMES.
P r o v i n c e .
...
M e d i c i n e .
50
M e d i c a l J u r i s p r u - d e n c e .
250
M i d w i f e r y .
150
T O T A L M A R K S .
450
Iktadar-ud-din
. . .
N.-W. P.
46
205
106
357
Rasraj Bhatacharji
...
N.-W. P.
35
192
110
337
Elahi Baksh
...
Punjab.
39
176
103
318
Hira Lal Chaterji
...
Punjab.
31
182
103
316
Ram Kishen ...
Local.
23
126
80
229
Basdeo Sahai
...
N.-W. P.
15
138
72
225
Nanak Chand
...
Punjab.
29
171
4
204
68. Of these pupils all but Nanak Chand obtained half the marks, and
Iktadar-ud-din and Rasraj Bhatacharji each gained more than three-fourths of
the marks allotted to these subjects ; while Elahi Baksh and Hira Lal Chatterji
obtained more than two-thirds of the marks given at this examination.
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69. The 5th-year students underwent a final examination partly in April
1879 and partly in July,—the Examiners being appointed by the Senate of the
Punjab University College, at which the following marks were obtained :—
NAMES.
P r o v i n c e .
...
M e d i c i n e .
250
M e d i c a l J u r i s p r u - d e n c e .
300
S u r g e r y .
250
O p h t h a l m i c S u r g e r y .
50
P r a c t i c a l M e d i c i n e .
50
P r a c t i c a l S u r g e r y .
150
M i d w i f e r y .
150
T O T A L M A R K S .
1,200
Sada Nand
...
Punjab.
191
227 234
49
40 135
130 1,006
Mohandro Nath Ohdedar ...
Punjab.
197
215
230
49
46 129
135 1,001
Jai Singh
...
Punjab.
204 206 225
49
33
90
122 929
Khazan Chund
...
Punjab.
166 200 208
48
38 120
130 910
Dowlat Ram
...
Punjab.
146
199 210
49
40 105
113 862
Jai Kishen Das ...
Punjab.
170 203 200
42
39
100
105
859
Perma Nand
...
Punjab.
170 159 219
49
36
100
117
860
Ralia Singh
...
Punjab.
166 192
195
47
36
90
101
827
Jagun Nath
...
Punjab.
146
173
206
48
35
85
115
808
Monohar Lal
...
N.-W. P.
176
167
160
47
32
70 117
769
Jowala Pershad ...
N.-W. P.
110
151 149
41
45
1 1 1
116
723
70. From this statement it appears that all the students obtained half
the marks awarded, and that all but two obtained two-thirds of the amount given ;
while four of them gained thee-fourths, and two, Sada Nand and Mohandro
Nath Ohdedar, obtained the large proportion of four-fifths of the total number
of marks awarded, and, as the Examiners this y ear were all Professors of the
Grant Medical College, Bombay, who are well accustomed to examinations, while
at the same time they are not at all acquainted with the pupils, this result is
most honorable to the students of the Lahore Medical School. After passing the
examination these students became Assistant Surgeons, and left the School for
Government service.
71. In May 1879 a new class of students were admitted, who only passed
a single examination in the subsequent July, but who will be again examined
during April 1880. These students obtained the following marks in the
examination of last July :—
NAMES.
Province.
Anatomy.
50
Physiology.
50
Materia
Medica,
200
TOTAL
MARKS.
300
Baldeo Singh ... ... ...
N.-W. P.
28
44
156
228
Sripat Sahai ... ... ...
N.-W. P.
33
41
151
225
Mathra Pershad ... ... ...
N.-W. P.
40
36
149
225
Jallal-ud-din ... ... ...
Punjab
32
40
103
175
Kirpa Shankar ... ... ...
N.-W. P.
33
29
113
175
Gaupat Rai, 2nd ... ... ...
Punjab.
30
25
118
173
Jagandro Nath ... ... ...
N.-W. P.
36
33
98
167
Gunpat Rai, 1st ... ... ...
Punjab.
35
38
73
146
Hem Chander Ghose ... ... ...
Local.
25
18
9 7
140
Karam Singh ... ... ...
Punjab.
40
5
82
127
Lalita Parshad ... ... ...
N.-W. P.
15
14
85
114
Kalay Khan ... ... ...
N.-W. P.
29
26
51
106
Hari Chand ... ... ...
Local.
33
15
56
104
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number. Of the students who were remanded, two subsequently passed the
final examination.
•
77. Only one Hakim student presented himself for examination at this
time. He obtained the following marks :—
NAME.
M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
A n a t o m y .
S u r g e r y .
M e d i c i n e .
TOTAL MARKS.
Abbas Ali Shah
...
158
140
137
172
607
This would have given him the seventh place on the list, as he had
obtained more than four-fifths of the total number, and it enabled him to pass.
78. Of the local students, three came for the final examination, and
all passed. The numbers that they obtained were as follows :—
NAMES.
M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
180
A n a t o m y .
196
S u r g e r y .
184
M e d i c i n e .
214
T O T A L M A R K S .
774
REMARKS.
Sundar Singh
...
149
158
137 3/4
207
651 3/4 Passed.
Fatteh Muhammad...
144
125
132 1/2
148
549 1/2 Passed.
Chatar Bhoj
...
145
123
131 1/2
140
539 1/2 Passed.
79. From this it is evident that all these pupils obtained two-thirds of
the total number of marks, and that the first student, Sundar Singh, got more
than five-sixths of the total number. Their position with respect to the Military
students would have been—Sundar Singh, 5th ; Fatteh Muhammad, 9th ; and
Chattar Bhoj, llth.
80. The second-year students were examined by their own teachers.
They obtained the following marks :—
NAMES.
M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
188
S u r g e r y .
150
M e d i c i n e .
196
A n a t o m y .
196
TOTAL MARKS.
730
Broma Nand
...
164
104 1/2
172
177
617 1/2
Maya Singh
...
156
112 1/2
156
165
589 1/2
Soheil Singh
...
113
114
121
123
471
Muhammad Ali
...
176
76
188
107
547
Jahangir Baksh
...
113
98 1/2
113
144
468 1/2
Ram Kishan, 1st
...
142
82 1/2
150
85
459 1/2
Kushal Singh
...
145
82 3/4
103
119
449 3/4
Devi Ditta
...
148
61
136
104
449
Guran Ditta
...
124
43 1/2
106
35
308 1/2
Gholam Mustafa
...
137
52 1/2
122
72
383 1/2
Ahmad Din
...
85
59
94
128
366
Nanak Chand
...
93
59 1/4
118
95
365 1/4
Jamiat Rai
...
90
65 1/4
99
89
343 1/4
Shah Din
...
60 1/2
71 1/4
96
80
307 3/4
Sham Lal
...
113
28 1/4
98
68
307 1/4
Hem Singh
...
77
38
96
85
296
Chandu Lal
...
88
36 3/4
87 1/2
76
288 1/4
Nihal Chand
...
80
68
54
85
287
Ram Kishan, 2nd
...
67
50 1/2
70
86
273 1/2
Devi Das
...
56
38
91
51
236
Jagat Singh
...
19
22 3/4
11
56
108 3/4
Miran Baksh
...
26
14 1/2
13
31
84 1/2
Jawahir Singh
...
17
14 1/2
9
15 Dismissed 55 1/2
Bishan Singh
... Absent ...
...
. . .
3 Dismissed 3
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81. From this it will be seen that 11 of the students out of 24 obtained
half the marks, but only 3 gained two-thirds of the marks ; the best student,
Broma Nand, obtained more than five-sixths of the total number, and was first
in each subject with the exception of Surgery. Most of the failures occurred
in Anatomy, in which only 8 students obtained half the number of marks given,
and in Surgery, in which only 7 gained half the full number of marks. The 2
students who stood lowest on the list were dismissed.
82. Hakim Class.—There were only two students of the second year in
this class; these attended lectures on Chemistry as well as on the other subjects ;
and they obtained the following marks in April 1879 :—
NAMES.
M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
1 8 8
S u r g e r y .
150
A n a t o m y .
196
C h e m i s t r y .
146
TOTAL MARKS.
680
Ghulam Muhammad
. . .
45
2 4 1 / 4
91
3
163 1/4
Khair-ud-din
. . .
24 1/2
4
3
. . .
31 1/2
This shows that these students had done very badly ; neither obtained half
marks. Khair-ud-din was in consequence dismissed.
83. Local students. —There were nine local students of this year attend
- i n g t h e S c h o o l w h o w e r e e x a m i n e d i n t h e s a m e s u b j e c t s , a n d t o w h o m t h e
following marks were awarded :—
N a m e s
M a t e r i a
M e d i c a .
188
S u r g e r y
150
M e d i c i n e .
196
Anatomy.
196
C h e m i s t r y
146
TOTAL MARKS.
876
Shadi Khan
...
171
121 3/4
186
181
61
7 2 0 3 / 4
Imam Din
...
135
115 1/2
164
142
82
6 3 8 1 / 2
Umar Chand ...
141
79
143
117
38
518
Gandu Ram
...
145
55 1/2
101
74
59
4 3 4 1 / 2
Dalbag Rai
. . .
92
17 3/4
85
66
14
274
Mela Ram
64
55 1/2
74
106
36
3 3 5 1 / 2
Gholam Ali
...
51
25
44
38 1/2
10
1 6 8 1 / 2
Badru Din
...
41
18 3/4
9
27
. . .
9 5 3 / 4
Hira Singh ...
4
5
4
14
4
31
84. The students of this class were very unequal in their attainments.
Only three students, Shadi Khan, Imam Din and Umar Chand, obtained more
than half the total number of marks, though Gandu Barn had only four less
t h a n h a l f t h e t o t a l n u m b e r . S h a d i K h a n o b t a i n e d m o r e t h a n f o u r - f i f t h s o f t h e
t o t a l n u m b e r ; w h i l e
t w o
o f t h e s t u d e n t s o b t a i n e d l e s s t h a n o n e - e i g h t h o f t h e
t o t a l n u m b e r , a n d t h e s e w e r e d i s m i s s e d .
85. There were also two Missionary students in this class who were sup
- p o r t e d b y t h e P u n j a b M e d i c a l M i s s i o n S o c i e t y ; t h e y , h o w e v e r , d i d n o t s u c c e e d
well in their answers at the annual examination, and only obtained the
following marks :—
NAMES.
M a t e r i a
M e d i c a .
188
S u r g e r y .
150
M e d i c i n e .
196
A n a t o m y .
196
C h e m i s t r y .
146
TOTAL MARKS.
876
Aram
. . .
46
28 3/4
364
75
20
2 0 6 1 / 4
Abdul Rahim
...
32
25 1/2
16
55
18
1 4 6 1 / 2
( 20 )
From this it appears that neither of the two students obtained one quarter
of the full marks which were awarded.
86. First-year students.—The students of the first year were examined
at the same time in April 1879, with the following results :—
NAMES.
Anatomy.
Materia
Medica.
TOTAL MARKS.
196
196
392
Kirpa Ram
. .
1 6 4
190
354
Badru Diu
. . .
119
148
267
Mehr Din
. . .
102
132
234
.
Buda Khan
. . .
90
141
231
Itmad-ul-Haq
. . .
86
130
216
Sirmast Khan
. . .
67
139
206
Eshar Das
. . .
80
123
203
Kishan Singh, 2nd
. . .
93
110
203
Keshen Singh, 1st
. . .
64
116
180
Gokal Chand
...
80
98
178
Karrím Baksh
. . .
67
85
152
Peara Singh
. . .
47
87
134
Gyan Chand
...
56
65
121
Barkat Rai
...
69
46
115
Harri Ram
...
11
31
42
Bisbeshar Nath
. . .
16
15
31
Pars Ram
. . .
8
7
15
Rama Chand
. . .
3
. 9
12
Muhammad Nasir
...
4
. . .
4
Amir Ali
3
. . .
3
87. Of these 20 students, 8 obtained more than. half the total num-
- b e r o f m a r k s , a n d t w o o f t h e m h a d m o r e t h a n t w o - t h i r d s . T h e b e s t
student, Kirpa Rain, obtained the large proportion of nine-tenths of the
total number ; but 5 of the students obtained less than one-tenth, and 5
of them were recommended for dismissal.
88. In the same year there were five Hakim students examined, and they
obtained the following marks :—
NAMES.
Anatomy.
Materia Medica.
Chemistry.
TOTAL MARKS.
196
196
146
538
Wajid Ali Shah
. . .
177
1 8 8 1 / 2
54
419 1/2
Narsing Das
109
178
47
334
Satar Shah
. . .
85
64
27
176
Dosandhi
. . .
81
42
42
165
Abdul Kadir
. . .
22
83
7
112
Only two of the students obtained more than half marks, but these
obtained more than two-thirds of the total, and the first student, Wajid Ali
Shah, gained more than three-fourths, while the worst of the five obtained
less than one-quarter of the total number.
89. Of the local stutents only 5 came to the annual examination, four of
the others being absent from illness or from other causes.
( 21 )
NAMES.
Anatomy,
196.
Materia
M e d i c a , 1 9 6 .
Ch emistr y,
146.
TOTAL
MARKS,
538.
Bhowani Das
. . .
120
185
33
338
Imam Baksh
...
104
122
49
275
Uttam Chand
...
83
94½
6 4
241½
Khushal Chand
...
80
5 4
5
139
Kutab-ud-din
...
62
44
36
142
90. Only two of these obtained half marks, and these two gained a less
number than the first and second students of the Hakim class of the same year.
None of these students, however, obtained less than one quarter of the marks
given.
91. There was only one Mission student admitted this year, who obtained
the following marks :—
NAME.
Anatomy.
Materia
Medica.
Chemistry.
TOTAL
MARKS.
Najam-ud-din
...
50
84
24
158
Thus he gained more than one-quarter of the total number, but less than
one half allotted..
92. Prizes of the School during the past year.—The following prizes
were awarded to the students of the English Class by the Examiners appointed.
by the Punjab University College :—
NAMES.
Subject.
Amount.
Senior Division.
Rs.
Mohandro Nath
... Medicine
...
25
Sada Nand
... Surgery
...
25
Mohandro Nath
... Midwifery
...
2 5
Sada Nand
... Medical Jurisprudence
...
25
Junior Division.
Nil Rattan Banerji
... Anatomy
...
25
Miran Baksh
... Chemistry
...
25
Nil Rattan Banerji
... Materia Medica and Botany
...
25
Nil Rattan Banerji
... Physiology
...
25
( 22 )
The following prizes were awarded by the Professors of the School :—
NAMES.
Subject.
Prizes.
Amount.
Kapurthala Prizes.
Rs
Nil Rattan Banerji . . .
Anatomy . . .
1st Prize . . .
20
Guran Dittan . . .
Ditto . . .
2nd Ditto . . .
20
Hori Lal . . .
Ditto . . .
3rd Ditto . . .
20
Prizes given, by Dr. O'Neil, Civil Surgeon of Shahpur.
NAMES.
Subject.
Prizes.
Amount.
Rs.
Sada Nand . . .
Medicine . . .
1st Prize . . .
8
Iktadar-ud-din . . .
Ditto . . .
2nd Ditto . . .
8
Nil Rattan Banerji . . .
Physiology . . .
1st
Ditto . . .
8
Guran Dittan . . .
Ditto . . .
2nd Ditto . . .
8
Lalu Ram . . .
Ditto . . .
3rd Ditto . . .
8
C. C. Caleb . . .
Ditto . . .
4th Ditto . . .
8
93. Scholarships .—
NAMES.
Scholarships.
Amount.
Senior Scholarships.
Rs.
Iktadar-ud-din, North-Western Provin
-
ces . . .
1st Scholarship . . .
240
Hira Lal Chaterji, Punjab . . .
2nd
Ditto . . .
225
Rasraj Bhatacharji, North-Western Pro
-
vinces . . .
3rd
Ditto . . .
210
J u n i o r
S c h o l a r s h i p s .
Guran Dittan, Punjab . . .
1 s t S c h o l a r s h i p . . .
156
Nil Rattan Banerji, North-Western Pro
-
v i n c e s . . .
2nd
D i t t o . . .
144
Lalu Ram, North-Western Provinces . . .
3rd
D i t t o . . .
144
Shankar Lal, Ditto . . .
4th
Ditto . . .
144
Miran Baksh, Punjab . . .
5th
Ditto . . .
132
Tarak Nath Ghose, North-Western Pro
-
vinces . . .
6th
Ditto . . .
132
Gopal Chander Gupta, North-Western
Provinces . . .
7th
Ditto . . .
132