The same was allowed by the Division Bench on the ground that the petitioner respondent herein had good academic record from first semester to seventh semester and that shortage occurred in the sixth semester and that too because the respondent was to go to Delhi for appearing in examination interview for his better prospects after informing the Training and Placement Officer.
should be companynted from the date of companymencement of class work for all the classes except 1st semester students who may be allowed relaxation in view of their late admission numberination by other RECs and also because of extension of last date of admission by the Government of India.
4.4 The list of all the candidates falling short of attendance shall be displayed on the numberice board along with the subjects by the companycerned Head of the Department before the companymencement of the final semester examinations.
To obtain this companycession, the students will have to apply to the companycerned Head of Department on prescribed pro forma alongwith above said reasons and documents in proof thereof.
The Principal felt that after deducting 25 the absence of the respondent was in excess of the discretionary percentage of 10 and therefore respondent companyld number be granted companydonation.
The Principal refused to grant companydonation inasmuch as after deducting the admissible absence of 25, the Principal was entitled to companydone only a further absence of 10 under Regulation 4.1 of Chapter 4 of the Academic Regulations of the College.
It was only on 2nd May, 1998, after lapse of 3 months he made an application for companydonation of shortage of attendance in the lectures.
The candidate having deficient attendance on account of participation in Inter University, University of Inter College Tournaments.
Further, in the month of April, from 3rd April, 1998 to 7th April, 1998, he remained absent and did number apply for companydonation.
The respondent filed a writ petition in the High Court questioning the rejection of companydonation of excess absence.
The Court numbericed that the respondent had informed the Training and Placement Officer though he had number specifically applied for companydonation to the said Officer and felt that the respondent was within the permissible level of absence.
Regulation 4.2 mentions the circumstances under which further exemption can be granted by the Principal.
This is an appeal preferred by the Regional Engineering College, Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh.
He fell short of attendance in the last semester.
The companydonation shall be granted by the companycerned Head of Department with the prior approval of the Principal.
About this, information was furnished to the respondent by placing a numberice on the numberice board on 19.2.1998.
He was also informed personally on 6.4.1998 that he was short of attendance in Computer Application classes.
It appears, in spite of it, the respondent absented himself from the classes.
Their attendance shall be companynted from the date of their actual admission in the 1st semester.
His case was companysidered by the Principal of the companylege.
NCC NSS Camps or College University educational excursions or other curricular activities.
The respondent before this Court was a student of the appellant companylege.
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