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D . The cost of teaching to the Degree stage and
rasdom fi aa fs pe well lead fo a restriction rather than a widening
the Fee crriculum I should prefer to see the creation of the equivalent
of ‘ irom Sixth Form aiming at Higher School Certificate or Intermediate
Ctandard Fy poth Arts and Science and sending on to an ordinary university
those who wish to complete their degree. .
9. General Conclusions.—No one with any knowledge of schools could
spend much time at Mayo College without realising that it is a vital, happy
and successful place. The fact that unlike some of the other Chiefs’
Colleges it has enjoyed steadily increasing prosperity during recent years
makes it all the more gratifying that those responsible for its destinies
remain fully alive to new issues such as those discussed in the previous
section of this report. How much of its success and vitality are due to
the present Principal, the Governing Body will be able to judge better than
I. He on his side, I understand, has also been fortunate in the practical
support he has received throughout his tenure of office from Governors,
Old Boys and Parents. The favourable impression created in my mind
by contact with members of the staff was confirmed and strengthened by
the pleasant bearing and manners of the boys.
I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and should not like to end without
expressing my gratilude to Mr. Stow hoth for the prompt and thorough
manner in which he satisfied my requests for information and for the
generous hospitality which he extended to me.
JOHN SARGENT,
Educational Commissioner with the
Government of India.
Statement of the staff at the Mayo College, Ajmer.
Name. q Designation. Qualifications. | Present pay. Remarky,
Re.
1. Mr. V. A. 8. Stow, | Principal . . + | M.A. (Oxon.), 1,750
CLE. . LES. (rotirod). 250
100
£30
2: Mr. M. A. MeCanlis | Vico-Principal =. - | ALA. (Oxon) . 1,000
3. Mr. W. H. Brad- | Eng. Asstt. Master B.A. Hons, 950
shaw. (Oxon.)
4 Mr.J.A.M,Ede . Ditto B.A. Hons.; |, 900
. (Cantab.).
, . 1
6. Vacont . =. | Addl, Ditto . sane . .
6. Th. Madan Singh’ .. | Senior Lecturer, Collogo | M.A, LLB. . 500:
Section. ,
7. Mr. Rajendra Neth } Lecturer, College Section | M.A. . 300 {,
8. Mr. Srish Chandra Ditto. | MA, Led; . 225
Datta.
9..Mr. Ram Rattan Ditto -[Ma . LT 160
Kasliwal.
30..Mr. Mehar Chand. 1 Ditto - | MA,BT. . 160.
Dhawan. . ’
IL, K, 8. Syed Abdul |, Senior ji t, . .
Wane ye Abdul fi in Assiatan’ + Bohool | M.A. 475
et
12.:Mr. Narain Prasad, | Ixidian,Assistant . »| BAL B.Com. 300
Mathur. (Edin), FR. J
' ES. (London),