Punjab Veterinary College.
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printed circular, a copy of which will be furnished to each individual
whose name appears therein. In the case of a British soldier
an entry will be made in the pocket ledger by the President of the
Board. As regards Indian soldiers the result will be communicated
to their O. C.
Report.
60. A report on the termination of each class at Poona will be sub-
mitted by the Principal of the school to the Committee, and to the Q.
M. G. through the G. O. C., 6th (Poona) Dn. ; that pertaining to the
Ambala School will be submitted by the Principal to the Q. M. G.
through the G. O. C., 3rd (Lahore) Dn.
The Punjab Veterinary College.
Military
students.
61. Twenty-three soldiers from silladar cavalry regiments, four from
Indian mountain batteries and one stand jemadar from the Jhelum
Canal Colony Circle are admitted annually to this institution, which
is under the Punjab Government. If accommodation exists, dressers
of the Remount Department may also be admitted.
Qualifica-
tion for
admission.
62. A candidate must be a smart man and have a taste for veteri-
nary work, be of good character, of strong constitution, with good eye-
sight ; not over 25 years of age, and, preferably, a Musalman. A Sikh
or Hindu, before admission, will be required to sign a certificate of his
willingness to handle cattle, dead or alive. A soldier must sign an agree-
ment to serve three years with his corps after leaving the college. Before
recommending an applicant, his O. C. will test him in the following
subjects in Urdu :—
(1) Reading fluently a passage of some well-known work. (2) Ex-
plaining the meaning of words and phrases. (3) Reading
manuscript fluently. (4) Writing from dictation. (5) Arith-
metic up to and including compound division.
Applications will be submitted on I. A. F. X-1835.
Remand of
students.
63. A student who, on joining the college, is found educationally
unfit, will be remanded at once to his corps. An undesirable student
will be remanded to his corps at any time.
Course and
subject.
64. The course lasts three years. There are two sessions in each
year, viz., from 1st May to 30th June, and from 1st October to 31st
March. Lectures, demonstrations, and general instruction will be given
during each sessional course of education, the syllabus for which is con-
tained in App. IV.
Yearly ex-
amination.
65. A viva voce examination is held every year in April by a board
of examiners appointed by Government.
66. A student who fails to qualify at a yearly examination will be
instructed for another year in the same class, when, if he again fails
to pass, he will be remanded to his corps.
Students
who may be
allowed to
remain at
the college.
67. The result of examinations will be communicated to regiments
and departments concerned through the G. O. C., 3rd (Lahore) Dn.
Notification
of result
of examina-
tion.
Text-books.
68. Text books will be given to soldiers. The value of text books
supplied to students belonging to the Remount Department will, on their
appointment as salutries or veterinary assistants, be recovered, depart-
mentally, by five equal monthly deductions from their pay.
Books, reports and returns.
Books.
69. The following books and orders will be supplied to S. Y. Hs.,
and will be accounted for in a register :—
Class I Hospitals.
(1) King's Regulations.
(2) Army Act.