(17
)
72. It thus appears that 7 out of the 13 students obtained half marks,
and that all the students gained at least 33 per cent., which is satisfactory
considering that they had only studied these subjects for three months ;
further, three of the students obtained two-thirds of the total amount ; these
were Baldeo Singh, Sripat Sahai and Mathra Pershad, who appear to be very
intelligent students.
73. Civil Medical Pupils.—This class was formed for the first time, and
these pupils were examined. in July 1879 in the same subjects, with one excep-
tion ; the pupils were undoubtedly inferior to those of the Assistant Surgeon
Class, as was to be expected, since they were not so highly educated or paid :—
NAMES.
Anatomy. Physiology. Materia
Medica.
TOTAL
MARKS.
50
50
200
300
Dalip Singh
...
...
...
36
38
118
192
Nand Lal
...
...
...
36
20
44
100
Thakur Dass
..
...
...
25
24
27
76
Pala Mal
...
...
...
33
7
17
57
Muhammud Hussain
...
...
20
2
34
56
74. From this it appears that only one of the students, Dalip Singh,
obtained more than half the marks, and only one other gained one-third of the
total number of marks. It is to be hoped that these students will do better in
future, and that, as the class is more widely known, better pupils will be
attracted to it, though it is not to be expected that they will quite equal the
pupils of the Assistant Surgeon Class, whose pay is much greater when in
Government service.
75. Hindustani Class.— This division of the School has its annual
examination in April only. The students of the first and second year are
examined by their own teachers ; while those of the third year are examined
by the Professors of the English Class, as well as by Doctor Beatson, Deputy
Surgeon-General, Meean Meer. The results of the examination of the third-
year students are contained in the following list :—
NAMES.
1 8 0 M a t e r i a M e d i c a .
1 9 6 An a t o n y .
1 8 4 S u r g e r y .
2 1 4 Me d i c i n e .
TOTAL
MARKS.
774
REMARKS.
Muhammad Din
...
...
165
187
180¾
199
731¾ Passed.
Shib Ditta
...
...
142
179
175
187
683
Passed.
Kan Singh
...
...
155
155
172
192
674
Passed.
Fazl Elahi
...
...
142
185
155½
188½
671
Passed.
Nabi Baksh
148
143
165¾
182
638¾ Passed.
Ganpat Rai
...
...
133
147
162
172
614
Passed.
Partab Chander Bose
134
99
158¾
180
571¾ Passed.
Zahúr-u1 Islam
...
112
133
141
154
540
Passed.
Das Ram
...
...
117
124
145
144½
530½ Passed.
Miran Baksh
...
98
130
152½
148½
529
Passed.
Ramzan
...
115
118
130½
162
525½ Passed.
Karrím-ud-din
...
...
108
101
152
127
488
Remanded for 6 months.
Raja Ram
...
...
118
110
107
139
474
Passed.
Fakir Muhammad ...
...
128
84
90
144
446
Remanded for 6 months.
Ishri Pershad
...
114
104
78½
146
442½ Passed.
Dessah Singh
...
...
102
81
98
118
399
Passed.
Nehal Chand
...
...
121
29
104
70½
324½ Remanded.
Haider Shah
...
...
55
40
37½
111
243½ Remanded.
Hari Mal
...
...
12
15
44½
70
141½ Remanded.
Nizam-ud-din
...
...
...
14
13
8
35
Dismissed.
76. From this it would appear that all but four of the students obtained
half the total number of marks, and that these four were remanded for six
months or dismissed ; two others who obtained more than half the number of
marks were also remanded on account of their failing to answer properly before
the Deputy Surgeon-General. Eleven of the students obtained two-thirds of
the total number of marks, and these all passed. Six of these obtained three
-fourths of the total amount, and the first student obtained seventeen-
eighteenths of the total number, and the second seven-eighths of the total