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The balances for the last five years are given below :—
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Yoar. Incomo, Expondituro. Balanoo.
Rs. a. PB Ra A. Ps Rs, ae Pe
1033.34 182,408 6 & 1,72,686 4 4 +0,772 291°
1934-38 1,90,028 15 10 1,86,113 12 1 +8,016 3 9
1035-36 1,607,073 14 4 1,76,006 10 2 —9,892 11 10
1936-37 1,068,728 16 0 1,72,001 9 0 —3,032 10 0
1037-38 1,50,736 3 1 1,506,718 4 9 5,082 18
This year a deficit balance of Rs. 10,000 is expected. It will thus be seen
that m spite of drastic reductions in expenditure effected in recent years,
partly as a result of suggestions made by my predecessors, the College is still
unable to balance its budget.
4, Staff.—Mr. E. C. Marchant, formerly of Mariborough College, has
been appointed Principal and is expected to take up duty on the 27th Jan-
uary 1939. At the time of my inspection Mr. H. B. Goodridge was officiat-
ing as Principal. There are twelve Indian masters, two housemasters and
one Superintendent of Games. A list of staff is appended. Of the 12
Indian masters only four are trained.
5. Number on rolls —The following is a. statement of admissions and
withdrawals for the last five years :—
Year. Admissions. Withdrawals. Numbor on rolls.
1939-24. 12 rh 70
1094-35. ts 18 10 87
193536. 4 13 87
1996-37. Mu i 88
1037-38. | 9 1 96
1038-39. 4 20 78 a
All the eight kumars in the 2nd Year Intermediate Class hay
College. Although the rules for admission were relaxed 30 ne to aya
‘the sons of Indians of high hirth, family or social status” this has so far
had very little effect on admissions. It is possible that although the door
has been opened to non-kumars it has not been opened wide enonch. Ther.
is ample accommodation for 100 boys in the boarding houses. °
6. Examinations.—The College is affiliated to the Boar i
and Intermediate Education for Rajputana, Central India od Grete hool
the purpose of the Intermediate Examination and also enters boys for ie
Chiefs’ Colleges Diploma Examination. The following is the result of he
Chiefs’ Collegcs Diploma Examination:— . of the
Yoor. Numbor Qppoarod. Numbor passed.
1935 8 8
1036 12 u
1037 4
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