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subscribed (0 the funds in mamary of his fats Tighness tho Maharejn of
Nawanngar and Mr, Taner will he used to provide scholarships of in annual
value of Rs. 350 cach for solectod candidates,
An ovon greater bonnfié should bo the promation of psrgannl coonnmy,
the development of a spitit of nuity and comradeship, the enrichmont of
esprit-de-corps and corporate lifp.
Caro should therefore ba taken to ensure that Che now srrangemonts em
not only more economical, but also an impravement on theeold anes, Tam
glad, therfore, that the College Council ave considering ¢he eevisability of
omploying a well-qualified metron, .
IC is anticipated that (ho offect of there innovations will bon reduction
in the annual cxpenditore of 6 kumar from Rs, 3,099 to Rs, 4,509 to 6 num
ranging betweor: Rs. 1,000 ant Rs, 2,00) according fo the tuition fee paid by
tach. .
12. Tho College Council have alsa boon conridoring the sub tituticn of the
Matriculation for the Diploma examination, and a subcommnitter (of which
Tam a momber) has been appointed to oxamino this propos,
Tt has been alleged that the standards of the Diploma examination are
inforior to those of Matriculation, It is dificult to obtain re finite prague ¢ A
this contention, but thera is ovidenco of its truth. J hare appointed t}
year ns examiners for (ho Diploma mon who possess considerable experienen us
Matriculation and its standards ; and havoreqnested thom to niskerepart on
the specific question of cqttivalence. ‘Ths examination re vets ‘ iH
results should ho awaited. POTS ane
The main disadvantages of the Diploma are that it dows not carry 9 %
ciont weight in the wniversity world, esporially overreas : that its elandar i ;
aro apt to vary; that the organisation is insufficient for the pr ‘or
modoration of question papersand results, “ie propor
Tt may well bo that chango in some direction may provo doairable, hut
T would counsel careful consideration before any charge is made. te ns hin
been stated. the objective of this Collego is “the prapor training of Tutte
Rulors of Indion States and of others who may ho oxpeeted to exervito an
influoneo on their administration, progross and devclopmont ", then if may he
inndvisablo to chain its courses and mothods of teaching toan oxaminnti m
which has a vilally difforont ol.joctive, and in which modifications aro Wy ne
moans casy of attainment. Tho Diploma, on the other hand, hes” the
advantege of flexibility, and can thoretoro become attuned to the’ obj. nati ta
of this and similer colleges, eotive
Tf, thoreforo, tho influence of this Collego is to porm :
administration of the States, it scoms worthy of eontidoral fon whet apt
oxamplo, its teaching o1 science should not have a hing towards n rie it ..
whether its toaching of history should not include sim ie te Ure, ,
on the elementary principles of administration, whethor drassh and
nature study should not finds prominent place. ‘The position of Baelite
and ospecially of good oral English, in this connexion i i '
consideration. . 6 texion Is also a matter for
I havo myself an opon mind on tho subject. Fi
togethor with tho noxt examination rosults, tho reports amine forward,
oxaminors ; I shall also invite from the colleges concorned nae” tons of
rogarding tho conduct of the Diploma examination, its seopo and & chinions
and algo their proposals for improving tho courses and, gyllabusos ndurde,
“13. Tho College Council have therefore made nr
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ings th pon ho Gaps Ned aria es
monguras will moet with tho success which thoy desorva “Cvised
cannot resist the fooling, howovor, that still moro romai
; : F wee ‘ a
I fully roaliso tho disheartening conditions in whieh the staff havo ‘0 be done,
ing during the Inst fow years, but at tho samo timo 1 cannot but f 1th
mauch improve required. ool that
, The main obstacle to improvemont is that tho majority
regarded as Govornmont sorvants, at any rate qi the pune Ae ihe staff are
possion, towards which the Collogo poys' tho normal contributions envo And