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UGC Rules regarding Fitness of HEIs for Grants and Budget and Accounts:

(e) that the State Government ensures provision of adequate basic facilities in respect of
scientific staff, supporting staff, buildings, equipment, laboratories, library, hostels,
staff quarters, playgrounds and the like, as may be determined in consultation with the
concerned professional council.
(f) that in the law under which such a university has been established, due weightage has
been given to the recommendations made by:•
(i) the Education Commission (1964•66) constituted by a Resolution of the
Government of India;

(ii) the Health Survey Planning Committee (Mudaliar Committee) 1959•61;
(iii) the Medical Education Review Committee (Shantilal Mehta Committee) 1981•83;
(iv) the guidelines and/or recommendations of the committee appointed by the
Commission on the governance of Universities;
(v) the State Government concerned with the University has accepted the principle of
integration of teaching, research and extension in the broad areas of medicine and
allied Sciences;

(g) that to facilitate coordination between the Health Sciences and Medical University
and the concerned departments of the State Government on the one hand and the
Commission, Government of India, Medical Council of India and the Indian Council
of Medical Research on the other hand, an apex body at the State level has been set up
by the, State Government consisting of the representatives of the University, the State REGULATIONS
Government, Government of India, the Commission, the Medical Council of India, the
Indian Council of Medical Research and experts.;
(h) that it has necessary facilities to provide for teaching, research and extension in the
subjects related to medicine and allied sciences including Environmental Sciences,
Social and Behavioural Sciences in relation to medicine, Bioengineering, Dental
(stomatology), Pharmaceutical Sciences, Continuing Medical Education, Medical
Education, Health Manpower development and Health Administration keeping in view
the existing and emerging requirements of the State;
(i) that it provides for integration of teaching, research and extension
education in each of the departments and ensures the provision of the minimum
staff required for undergraduate and postgraduate education, research and
extension education in accordance with the recommendation of the Medical
Council of India and the Indian Council of Medical Research and that the State
Government ensures the continued provision of adequate recurring grants to the
University for maintenance of its activities of teaching, research and extension.
Sd/
(ABHIMANYU SINGH)
Joint Secretary to the Govt. of India

To

The Manager,
Government of India Press, Ring Road, New Delhi

F.No.446191-U.I

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