THE
UNIVERSITY OF KAMALIA ACT 2022
(Act XVII of 2022)
C O N T E N T S
Section Heading
CHAPTER
I
PRELIMINARY
1. Short title and commencement.
2. Definitions.
CHAPTER II
THE UNIVERSITY
3. Establishment and incorporation of the
University.
4. Jurisdiction of the University.
5. University to be open to all.
6. Teaching at the University.
7. Students of the University.
8. Fee and other charges.
9. Powers and functions of the University.
10. Integration of public sector institutions.
11. Association and disassociation of colleges.
12. Students
representational system.
CHAPTER III
OFFICERS OF THE
UNIVERSITY
13. Officers of the University.
14. Chancellor.
15. Revisional powers of the Chancellor.
16. Visitation.
17. Pro-Chancellor.
18. Vice Chancellor.
19. Powers and duties of the Vice Chancellor.
20. Pro-Vice Chancellor.
21. Dean.
22. Registrar.
23. Treasurer.
24. Controller of Examinations.
25. Resident Auditor.
26. Other Officers.
CHAPTER IV
AUTHORITIES OF THE
UNIVERSITY
27. Authorities of the University.
28. Syndicate.
29. Powers and functions of the Syndicate.
30 Appointment and removal of members of the
Syndicate.
31. Academic Council.
32. Powers and duties of the Academic Council.
33. Board of Faculty.
34. Departments and Chairpersons.
35. Board of Advanced Studies and Research.
36. Functions of the Board of Advanced Studies
and Research.
37. Board of Studies.
38. Functions of Boards of Studies.
39. Selection Board.
40. Functions of the Selection Board.
41. Finance and Planning Committee.
42. Functions of the Finance and Planning
Committee.
43. Discipline Committee.
44. Functions of the Discipline Committee.
45. Appointment of Committees by certain
Authorities.
CHAPTER V
STATUTES, REGULATIONS AND RULES
46. Statutes.
47. Regulations.
48. Rules.
CHAPTER VI
UNIVERSITY FUND
49. University Fund.
50. Recovery of University dues.
51. Audit and Accounts.
CHAPTER
VII
MISCELLANEOUS
52. Appeal to and review by the Syndicate.
53. Pension, insurance, gratuity, provident fund
and benevolent fund.
54. Tripartite mobility.
55. Commencement of term and termination of
membership of Authorities.
56. Filling of casual vacancies in Authorities.
57. Disputes about membership of Authorities.
58. Proceedings of Authorities not invalidated
by vacancies.
59. Bar on membership.
60. First Statutes.
61. Amendment and repeal of statutes and
regulations.
62. Removal of difficulties.
63. Indemnity.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE-I
SCHEDULE-II
[1]THE UNIVERSITY OF KAMALIA ACT 2022
(ACT XVII OF 2022)
[8th September 2022]
An Act to provide for establishment of University of Kamalia.
It is necessary in the public interest to make provisions
for establishment of the University of Kamalia, and
to provide for the ancillary matters.
Be it enacted by Provincial Assembly of the
Punjab as follows:
CHAPTER
I
PRELIMINARY
1.
Short title and commencement.- (1) This Act may be cited as the University of Kamalia Act 2022.
(2) This Act shall come into force on such
date as the Administrative Department may, by notification in the official
Gazette, specify.
2.
Definitions.- In this Act:
(a)
“Academic Council” means the Academic Council
of the University;
(b)
“Administrative Department” means the Higher
Education Department of the Government;
(c)
“Authority” means an Authority of the
University specified in terms of section 27;
(d)
“Chairperson” means the head of a department of
the University;
(e)
“Chancellor” means Chancellor of the
University;
(f)
“college” means academic-cum-administrative
unit established, administered and maintained by the University in the
prescribed manner;
(g)
“Commission” means Higher Education Commission
set up under the Higher Education Commission Ordinance, 2002 (LIII of 2002);
(h)
“constituent
college" means a college maintained and administered
by the University;
(i)
“Controller of Examinations” means Controller
of Examinations of the University;
(j)
“Dean” means the head of a faculty;
(k)
“department” means a teaching department
established, administered, and maintained by the University in the prescribed manner;
(l)
“Director” means head of an institute appointed
in accordance with the provisions of this Act;
(m)
“faculty” means an academic unit of the
University consisting of one or more teaching departments, colleges or
institutes;
(n)
“Government” means Government of the Punjab;
(o)
“institute” means an
academic-cum-administrative unit established, administered and maintained by
the University in the prescribed manner;
(p)
“institution” means an institution imparting
instruction or conducting research in public or private sector;
(q)
“officer” means an officer of the University
specified in this Act;
(r)
“prescribed” means prescribed by the statutes
or regulations or rules made under this Act;
(s)
“Principal” means principal of a college
established, administered and maintained by the University;
(t)
“Pro-Chancellor” means Pro-Chancellor of the
University;
(u)
“Pro-Vice Chancellor” means Pro-Vice Chancellor
of the University;
(v)
“Punjab Higher Education Commission” means
Punjab Higher Education Commission established under the Punjab Higher
Education Commission Act, 2014 (I of 2015);
(w)
“Registrar” means Registrar of the University;
(x)
“Schedule” means a Schedule appended to this
Act;
(y)
“statutes”, “regulations” and “rules”
respectively means the statutes, the regulations and the rules made or deemed
to have been made under this Act;
(z)
“student” means a student defined under section
7 of this Act;
(aa)
“Syndicate” means Syndicate of the University;
(bb)
“teacher” means a professor, an associate
professor, an assistant professor, a lecturer and research staff, engaged on
whole time basis by the University and includes any other person declared by
regulations as teacher;
(cc)
“Treasurer” means Treasurer of the University;
(dd)
“University” means the University of Kamalia; and
(ee)
“Vice Chancellor” means the Vice Chancellor of
the University.
CHAPTER
II
THE
UNIVERSITY
3.
Establishment and incorporation of
the University.- (1) As soon as may be, after
commencement of this Act, the Administrative Department shall, by notification
in the official Gazette, establish the University of Kamalia in District Toba Tek Singh with its campus located
at Kamalia in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
(2) The
University shall consist of the following:
(a) Chancellor;
(b) Pro-Chancellor;
(c) Vice Chancellor;
(d) Pro-Vice Chancellor;
(e) members of the Authorities;
(f) Chairpersons and Deans;
(g) teachers and students; and
(h) officers and other employees of the
University.
(3) The
University shall be a body corporate having perpetual succession and a common
seal and may, by its name, sue and be sued.
(4) The
University may acquire and hold property, both movable and immovable, and
lease, sell, transfer and otherwise dispose of any property vested in it.
(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in
any other law for the time being in force, the University shall have academic,
financial and administrative autonomy including the powers to employ officers,
teachers and other employees on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed.
4.
Jurisdiction of the University.- The Jurisdiction of the University shall be
limited to the territorial limits of the Toba Tek Singh District:
provided
that the Government may, by general or special order, modify scope of
jurisdiction of the University with regard to the territorial limits.
5.
University to be open to all.- Subject
to such reasonable restrictions as may be prescribed by the statutes and except
where the University has been declared, by notification in the official
Gazette, to be open only to persons of a specific gender, it shall be open to
all persons irrespective of gender, religion, creed, caste, race, class, colour
or domicile, who are academically qualified for admission to the courses of
study offered by the University, and no such person shall be denied the
privileges of the University on any such ground.
6.
Teaching at the University.- (1) All recognized teaching in various courses
at the University, a college, an institute and a constituent college shall be
conducted in such manner as may be prescribed by the regulations, and such
teaching may include lectures, tutorials, discussions, seminars,
demonstrations, distance learning and other methods of instructions as well as
practical work in the laboratories, hospitals, workshops and fieldwork.
(2) The teaching in any prescribed course in
the University, a college, an institute and a constituent college shall be
organized by such Authority as may be prescribed by the regulations.
(3) The courses and the curricula for
teaching in the University, a college, an institute and a constituent college
shall be such as may be prescribed by the regulations.
(4) A
degree, diploma or certificate shall be granted to a student who fulfils the
prescribed requirements for that degree, diploma or certificate respectively.
7.
Students of the University.- Any person enrolled in the University, a
college, an institute or a constituent college as a learner for any academic
degree, diploma, certificate or any other program shall be deemed to be the
student of the University.
8.
Fee and other charges.- The University may, from time to time,
determine and revise fees and other charges as may be prescribed.
9.
Powers and functions of the University.- The University shall have the powers to:
(a)
provide for education and instructions limited
to four faculties only in such branches of learning as it may deem fit, and
make provisions for teaching, training, research, service to community and for
the application, advancement and dissemination of knowledge in such manner as
it may determine;
(b)
prescribe courses of studies to be conducted by
it, the colleges, institutes, and constituent colleges;
(c)
establish colleges, institutes, constituent
colleges, departments, faculties, centers of advanced
studies, centers of excellence, area study centers, laboratories, workshops, institutions, museums and
other centers of learning for the development of
teaching and research and technological development and make such arrangements
for their maintenance, management and administration as it may determine;
(d)
institute professorships, associate
professorships, assistant professorships and lectureships and any other post
and to appoint persons thereto;
(e)
create posts for teaching, research, extension,
administration, and for other related purposes and to appoint persons thereto
in the prescribed manner;
(f)
prescribe the terms and conditions of
employment of the officers, teachers and other employees of the University, and
to lay down such terms and conditions as may be different from those generally
applicable to the employees of the Government;
(g)
institute programs for the exchange of students
and teachers between the University and any other university, educational
institution or research organization within Pakistan or abroad;
(h)
support the academic and professional
development of the faculty and other employees;
(i)
hold examinations and to award and confer
degrees, diploma certificates and other academic distinctions to and on persons
who have been admitted to and have passed its examinations under such
conditions as may be prescribed;
(j)
accept an examination and the period of study
spent by a student of the University at any other university or place of
learning equivalent to an examination or period of study of the University and
to withdraw such acceptance as may be prescribed;
(k)
confer honorary degree or other academic
distinctions on persons in such manner and on such terms and conditions as may
be prescribed;
(l)
confer degrees on persons who have carried on
independent research under the prescribed conditions;
(m)
provide for such instruction and training for persons
not being students of the University, and to grant certificates and diplomas to
such persons in the prescribed manner;
(n)
collaborate and cooperate with other
universities, research and educational institutions and commercial or
industrial organizations in the public or private sector, or other public
authorities within Pakistan or abroad in such manner and for such purposes as
may be prescribed;
(o)
institute and award financial assistance to the
students for fellowships, scholarships, medals, and prizes as may be
prescribed;
(p)
establish, control and maintain the University
halls of residence for the students, and approve any place as hostel or lodging
for the students;
(q)
maintain order, discipline, and security on the
campuses of the University, a college, an institute and a constituent college;
(r)
promote co-curricular and recreational
activities of the students and make arrangements for promoting their health and
welfare;
(s)
develop and implement fund-raising plans;
(t)
undertake or engage in such commercial
activities for the purpose of generating revenue as it may deem appropriate;
(u)
carry out its development projects through
public-private partnerships in the prescribed manner;
(v)
undertake research, advisory or consultancy
services and, for the purpose, enter into arrangements with public or private
bodies as may be prescribed;
(w)
charge and receive such fees and other payments
as it may determine;
(x)
enter into the contracts for carrying out the
purposes of this Act;
(y)
receive, transfer, invest and manage property,
grants and contributions, bequests, trusts, gifts, donations, endowments and
other contributions made to the University, and to invest any fund representing
such property, grants, bequests, trusts, gifts, donations, endowments or other
contributions in such manner as may be approved by the Syndicate;
(z)
provide for the printing, recording,
broadcasting, publication and distribution of teaching material, research
reports, papers and other works which may be issued by the University;
(aa)
provide career counseling
and job search services to the students and alumni;
(bb)
maintain linkages with the alumni;
(cc)
establish a grievance redressal mechanism in
such manner as may be prescribed by the regulations;
(dd)
seek support from other
universities in curricula, research, faculty development and other areas of
mutual interest; and
(ee)
do such other acts as may be
necessary for carrying out the objectives of the University.
10.
Integration of public sector institutions.- (1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary
contained in any other law, notification, contract or instrument, the
Government may, by notification in the official Gazette, integrate with the
University any sub-campus or college or institute of another university or a
public sector institution situated anywhere in the Punjab or transfer any
college or institute of the University to the Government.
(2) On
the publication of a notification under subsection (1):
(a) all
rights, properties, assets and liabilities vested in or undertaken by the
Government or the University in respect of such sub-campus, college, institute
or public sector institution shall respectively become the rights, properties,
assets and liabilities of the University or the Government, as the case may be;
and
(b) all
persons serving in connection with the affairs of such sub-campus, college,
institute, or public sector institution in any capacity shall stand transferred
to the University or the Government on such terms and conditions as the
Government may determine:
provided that such terms and conditions shall
not be less favorable than those admissible to such
persons immediately before their transfer to the University or the Government.
(3) Any question arising under the proviso
to subsection (2) shall be referred to the Government and the decision of the Government
on such question shall be final.
11.
Association and disassociation of colleges.- (1) The Government may associate or
disassociate any college with or from the University.
(2)
In case of association of a college
with the University, employees of such college shall remain at the strength of
their parent department but shall serve in the associated college as long as
the Administrative Department so directs.
(3)
An employee shall cease to be the
employee of the parent department if he is absorbed in the University in such
manner and on such terms and conditions as may be determined by the University.
12.
Students representational system.- There shall be a students
representational system in the University which shall be established and
managed in such manner as may be determined by the Government.
CHAPTER
III
OFFICERS
OF THE UNIVERSITY
13.
Officers of the University.- The following shall be the officers of the
University:
(a)
Pro-Chancellor;
(b)
Vice-Chancellor;
(c)
Pro-Vice-Chancellor;
(d)
Deans;
(e)
Chairpersons;
(f)
Director General or Director of an institute or
center;
(g)
Registrar;
(h)
Treasurer;
(i)
Controller of Examinations;
(j)
Resident Auditor;
(k)
Librarian; and
(l)
such other persons as may be prescribed by the
statutes to be officers of the
University.
14.
Chancellor.- (1) Governor of the Punjab shall be the
Chancellor of the University.
(2) The
Chancellor or a nominee of the Chancellor shall preside at convocation of the
University.
(3) The
University may, with the prior approval of the Chancellor, confer an honorary
degree on a person of eminence.
(4) The
Chancellor shall have the powers to assent to such statutes as are required by
this Act to be submitted to him by the Syndicate or refer them back for
reconsideration.
(5)
Where the Chancellor is satisfied
that the proceedings of any Authority or the orders of any officer are not in
accordance with the provisions of this Act, the statutes, regulations or rules,
he may direct such Authority or officer that specified proceedings or orders be
reconsidered and appropriate action be taken within one month of the direction
having been issued:
provided that if the Chancellor is satisfied
that either no reconsideration has been carried out or that the reconsideration
has failed to address the concern expressed, he may, after calling upon the
Authority or the officer to show cause why such proceedings should not be
annulled by order in writing, annul the proceedings.
(6)
In the performance of his functions
under this Act, the Chancellor shall act and shall be bound in the same manner
as the Governor of a Province acts and is bound under Article 105 of the
Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
(7)
The Chancellor shall review the
performance of the Vice Chancellor periodically in accordance with the key
performance indicators as may be determined by the Government in consultation
with the Punjab Higher Education Commission, and shall pass appropriate
directions thereon.
15.
Revisional powers of the Chancellor.- The Chancellor may, on his own motion or
otherwise, call for and examine the record of any proceedings in which an order
has been passed by any Authority for purposes of satisfying himself as to the
correctness, legality or propriety of any finding or order and may pass such
orders as he may deem fit but no order shall be so passed unless the person
likely to be affected thereby is afforded an opportunity of being heard.
16.
Visitation.- (1) The Chancellor may cause a visitation or
an inspection or inquiry to be made in respect of any matter connected with the
University, and shall, from time to time, appoint such person or persons as he
may deem fit, for the purposes of carrying out inspection of:
(a) the
University, its buildings, laboratories, libraries, museums, workshops and
equipment;
(b) a
college, an institute, a constituent college or a hostel maintained or
recognized by the University;
(c) teaching
and other work conducted by the University; and
(d) conduct
of examinations held by the University.
(2) The
Chancellor shall, in every such case, give notice to the Syndicate of his
intention to cause a visitation or an inspection or inquiry to be made under
subsection (1), and the Syndicate shall be entitled to be represented in the
matter.
(3) The
Chancellor shall communicate to the Syndicate his views with regard to the
results of such inspection or inquiry and shall, after ascertaining the views
thereon of the Syndicate, advise the Syndicate on the action to be taken.
(4) The
Syndicate shall communicate to the Chancellor an action taken or proposed to be
taken upon the results of the inspection or inquiry, and such communication
shall be submitted to the Chancellor within such time as may be specified by
the Chancellor.
(5) Where
the Syndicate does not, within a reasonable time, take action to the
satisfaction of the Chancellor, the Chancellor, may, after considering any
explanation furnished or representation made by the Syndicate, issue such
directions as he thinks fit, and the Vice Chancellor shall comply with such
directions.
17.
Pro-Chancellor.- (1) The Minister in charge of the
Administrative Department shall be the Pro-Chancellor of the University, and
shall aid and advise the Chancellor in such manner as may be required by the
Chancellor.
(2)
The Pro-Chancellor shall perform
such other duties and functions and exercise such powers as may be assigned and
delegated to him by the Chancellor.
18.
Vice Chancellor.- (1) A person who is eligible and who is not
more than sixty five years of age on the last date fixed for submission of
applications for the post of the Vice Chancellor may apply for the post.
(2) The
Government shall determine the terms and conditions of service of Vice
Chancellor.
(3) The
Government shall determine, by notification in the official Gazette, the
qualifications, experience and other relevant requirements for the post of the
Vice Chancellor.
(4) The
Government shall constitute, for a term of two years from the date of its
constitution, a Search Committee consisting of not less than three and not more
than five members for making recommendations for appointment of the Vice
Chancellor.
(5) The
Search Committee shall follow such procedure and criteria for selection of the
panel for the post of the Vice Chancellor as the Chancellor may by
notification, determine.
(6) The
Search Committee shall recommend, in order of merit, a panel of three persons
who, in its opinion, are suitable for appointment as the Vice Chancellor.
(7) The
Chancellor shall appoint the Vice Chancellor for each term of four years.
(8) If
the office of the Vice Chancellor is vacant or the Vice Chancellor is absent or
is unable to perform the functions of the Vice Chancellor owing to any cause,
the Pro-Vice Chancellor shall perform the functions of the Vice Chancellor but,
if at any time the office of the Pro-Vice Chancellor is also vacant or the
Pro-Vice Chancellor is absent or is unable to perform the functions of the Vice
Chancellor owing to any cause, the Chancellor shall make such temporary
arrangements for the performance of the duties of the Vice Chancellor as he may
deem appropriate.
(9) The Chancellor may remove the Vice
Chancellor before the expiry of term if he:
(a)
has become of unsound mind; or
(b)
has become subject to any incapacity which
prevents him from functioning as the Vice Chancellor; or
(c)
has been convicted by a court of law of an
offence involving moral turpitude; or
(d)
has accepted any assignment which involves his
absence from the country for a continuous period of more than six months
without intimation to the concerned Authority; or
(e)
has been guilty of misconduct including use of
position for personal advantage of any kind or gross inefficiency in the
performance of his functions.
(10) The
Chancellor may cause inquiry, on account of any or all grounds aforementioned,
during or after the incumbency of the tenure, as the case may be, of the Vice
Chancellor, and he may advise, censure, remove or direct any agency, in case of
financial corruption, to prosecute the Vice Chancellor:
provided
that the Chancellor shall not impose any penalty without affording an
opportunity to the Vice Chancellor of being heard.
(11)
The process of selection of a new Vice
Chancellor shall be initiated six months prior to the expiry of the existing
term of the incumbent.
19.
Powers and duties of the Vice Chancellor.- (1) The Vice Chancellor shall be the principal
executive and academic officer of the University, and shall ensure that the
provisions of this Act, statutes, regulations and rules are faithfully observed
in order to promote teaching, research, publication, administration and the
general efficiency and good order of the University.
(2) For
purposes of subsection (1), the Vice Chancellor shall have all powers
prescribed by and under this Act, statutes, regulations and rules including
administrative control over all officers, teachers and other employees of the
University.
(3) The
Vice Chancellor shall preside at the meetings of the Authorities of which he is
the Chairperson.
(4) Subject
to such conditions as may be prescribed by the statutes, the Vice Chancellor
may, in an emergency, take an action which is not otherwise in his competence
but in the competence of any other authority:
provided
that meeting of such authority shall be convened within forty
five days of the action taken and detailed description of the emergency
and merit of the action taken be presented to the Authority for a permanent
decision.
(5) The
Vice Chancellor shall also have the powers to:
(a)
direct officers, teachers and other employees
of the University to take up such assignments in connection with teaching,
research, examination, administration and such other activities in or for the
University as he may consider necessary for the purposes of the University;
(b)
sanction all expenditures provided for in the
approved budget in the prescribed manner.
(c)
make appointments in basic pay scale 16 and
below in such manner as may be prescribed by the statutes, subject to reporting
all such appointments to the Syndicate in its next meeting:
provided that the Selection Committee for
recommendations of suitable candidates for appointment in basic pay scale 16
and below shall be constituted by the Syndicate in such manner as may be
prescribed by the statutes;
(d)
suspend, punish, remove and dismiss from
service employees of the University in basic pay scale 1 to 16 in such manner
as may be prescribed by the statutes;
(e)
delegate, subject to such conditions as may be
determined, any of his powers under this Act to an officer of the University;
(f)
appoint examiners or reviewers and paper
setters for examinations of the University after receiving panels of names from
the relevant Authorities;
(g)
appoint foreign and local referees for
evaluation of candidates for faculty positions from the panel of names in the
prescribed manner;
(h)
appoint visiting Professors in various
disciplines for a period not more than one academic year on such terms and
conditions as may be prescribed by the statutes;
(i)
exercise and perform such other powers and
functions as may be prescribed by the statutes.
(6) The
Vice Chancellor shall present an annual report to the Chancellor thorough the
Administrative Department within three months of the closure of an academic
year, and the annual report shall present such information as regards the
academic year under review including disclosure of all relevant facts
pertaining to the following:
(a)
academics;
(b)
research;
(c)
administration; and
(d)
finances including audited statement of
accounts and management.
(7) The
annual report shall be made available, prior to its presentation before the
Chancellor, to all officers and teachers, and shall be published in such number
of copies as are required to ensure its wide circulation and uploaded to the
website of the University.
(8) The
Vice Chancellor shall be responsible for implementation of powers and functions
of the University and its Authorities.
20.
Pro-Vice Chancellor.- (1) There shall be a Pro-Vice Chancellor of
the University to be appointed by the Chancellor from amongst the three senior
most Professors of the University for a period of three years.
(2) The
Pro-Vice Chancellor shall be deemed to be the acting Vice Chancellor to perform
all the functions and powers of the Vice Chancellor in case of expiration of
the tenure of the regular Vice Chancellor or in case of vacancy of the office
of Vice Chancellor owing to any other reason.
(3) The Pro-Vice Chancellor, in addition to
his duties as Professor, shall perform such other functions as may be assigned
to him under this Act, the statutes or regulations.
21.
Dean.- (1) There shall be a Dean of each faculty, who
shall be the Convener of the Board of Faculty.
(2) The
Dean of each faculty shall be appointed by the Chancellor on the recommendation
of Vice Chancellor from amongst the three senior most
Professors in the faculty for a period of three years, and shall be eligible
for re-appointment for not more than two consecutive terms:
provided
that where a Professor is not available in the
respective faculty, a Professor from another faculty may be appointed as Dean
till the appointment of the Professor of the respective faculty.
(3) The
Dean shall present candidates for admission to degree, except honorary degrees,
in the courses falling within the purview of the faculty.
(4) The
Dean shall exercise such other administrative and academic powers and perform
such other functions as may be prescribed by the statutes.
22.
Registrar.- (1) The Registrar shall be the whole time
officer of the University and shall be appointed by the Chancellor on the
recommendations of the Syndicate for a term of three years in such manner and
on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the statutes.
(2)
No person shall be appointed as
Registrar unless he possesses the prescribed experience, qualifications and
other requirements of the post.
(3)
The Registrar shall:
(a)
be the administrative head of the secretariat
of the University, and be responsible for the provision of secretariat support
to the Authorities of the University and the Vice Chancellor;
(b)
act as Secretary to the Syndicate, Academic
Council, Selection Board and such other Authorities, bodies and committees of
the University;
(c)
be the custodian of academic records, the
common seal and such other properties of the University as the Syndicate may
commit to his charge;
(d)
have the power to enter into agreements, sign
documents and authenticate records on behalf of the University subject to the
decision of Authorities;
(e)
maintain a register of registered graduates in
the prescribed manner;
(f)
supervise the process of appointment or
nomination of members to the various
Authorities and other bodies in the
prescribed manner;
(g)
prepare and update the handbook of the
statutes, regulations and rules approved by the officer, Authorities, bodies or
committees from time to time, and make them available to public, all respective
members of the Authorities and officers of the University; and
(h)
exercise such other powers and perform such
other duties as prescribed by or under this Act or assigned to him, from time
to time, by the Syndicate or the Vice Chancellor.
(4) The
Chancellor may, on the advice of the Syndicate or otherwise, cause an inquiry
to be conducted in the prescribed manner on account of gross misconduct,
inefficiency, corruption, moral turpitude or physical or mental incapacity
during or after the incumbency of the tenure of the Registrar, and he may
advise, censure, remove or direct any agency, in case of financial corruption,
to prosecute the Registrar.
(5) When the office of the Registrar is vacant
or the Registrar is absent or unable to perform his functions owing to any
cause, the Chancellor shall make temporary arrangements, on the recommendations
of the Syndicate, for performance of duties of the Registrar but the period of
such temporary arrangements shall not exceed six months, and the Registrar
shall be appointed during that period.
(6) Before
the six months of expiry of term of the Registrar, the Vice Chancellor shall
cause to initiate process for recruitment of the Registrar.
23.
Treasurer.- (1) The Treasurer shall be a whole time
officer of the University and shall be taken from the officers of Finance Department
of the Government or from officers of Auditor General of Pakistan on deputation
on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed, or appointed for a term of
three years by the Chancellor on the recommendation of the Syndicate in such
manner and on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the statutes.
(2) No
person shall be appointed as Treasurer unless he possesses the prescribed
experience, qualifications and other requirements of the post.
(3) The
Treasurer shall be the Chief Financial Officer of the University and shall:
(a)
manage the property, assets, liabilities,
receipts, expenditures, funds and investments of the University;
(b)
prepare the annual and revise budget estimates
of the University and present them to the Finance and Planning Committee and
Syndicate for approval;
(c)
ensure that the funds of the University are
expended on the purposes for which they are provided;
(d)
have the account of the University audited
annually so as to be available for submission to the Syndicate within six months
of the close of the financial year; and
(e)
perform such other duties as may be determined
by the Syndicate.
(4) The
Chancellor may on the advice of the Syndicate or otherwise cause inquiry in the
manner prescribed on account of gross misconduct, inefficiency, corruption,
moral turpitude or physical or mental incapacity during or after the incumbency
of the tenure of a Treasurer, and he may advise, censure, remove or direct any
agency, in case of financial corruption, to prosecute a Treasurer.
(5) When
the office of the Treasurer is vacant or the Treasurer is absent or unable to
perform his functions owing to any cause, the Chancellor shall make temporary
arrangements on the recommendations of the Syndicate for performance of duties
of the Treasurer, but the period of such temporary arrangements shall not
exceed six months, and the Treasurer shall be appointed during that period.
(6) Before
the six months of expiry of term of Treasurer, the Vice Chancellor shall cause
to initiate process for recruitment of the Treasurer.
24.
Controller of Examinations.- (1) The Controller of Examinations shall be a
whole time officer of the University, and shall be appointed by the Chancellor
on recommendation of the Syndicate for a term of three years in such manner and
on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the statutes.
(2) No
person shall be appointed as the Controller of Examinations unless he possesses
the prescribed experience, qualifications and other requirements of the post.
(3) The
Controller of Examinations shall be responsible for all matters connected with
evaluation and assessment records and the conduct of examinations and perform
such other duties as may be determined by the Syndicate.
(4) The
Chancellor may, on the advice of the Syndicate or otherwise, cause inquiry in
the manner prescribed on account of gross misconduct, inefficiency, corruption,
moral turpitude or physical or mental incapacity during or after the incumbency
of the tenure of a Controller of Examinations, and he may advise, censure,
remove or direct any agency, in case of financial corruption, to prosecute a
Controller of Examinations.
(5) When
the office of the Controller of Examinations is vacant or the Controller of
Examinations is absent or unable to perform his functions owing to any cause,
the Chancellor shall make temporary arrangements on the recommendations of the
Syndicate for performance of duties of the Controller of Examinations but the
period of such temporary arrangements shall not exceed six months, and the
Controller of Examinations shall be appointed during that period.
(6)
Before the six months of expiry of
term of Controller of Examinations, the Vice Chancellor shall cause to initiate
the process for recruitment of the Controller of Examinations.
25.
Resident Auditor.- (1) The Resident Auditor shall be a whole time
officer of the University and shall be taken from the officers of Finance
Department of the Government or from the officers of Auditor General of
Pakistan on deputation on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the
statutes.
(2) The
Resident Auditor of the University shall be responsible for pre-auditing of all
bills and documents for all payments to be made by the University and to carry
out internal audit of all units including colleges, institutes, constituent
colleges, administrative sections and developmental projects.
(3) The
Resident Auditor shall perform such other functions as may be prescribed.
(4) The
Vice Chancellor may, with the approval of the Syndicate, repatriate the
services of the Resident Auditor on grounds of allegation of gross misconduct,
inefficiency, corruption, moral turpitude or physical or mental incapacity in
accordance with the procedure prescribed by the statutes before completion of
his tenure.
(5) Before
the six months of expiry of the term of the Resident Auditor, the Vice
Chancellor shall cause to initiate process for deputation of the Resident
Auditor.
26.
Other Officers.- Subject to the provisions of this Act, the
terms and conditions of the service and the powers and duties of other officers
including but not limited to the Deans, Chairpersons, Principals, Directors,
Librarian of the University shall be such as may be prescribed by the statutes.
CHAPTER
IV
AUTHORITIES
OF THE UNIVERSITY
27.
Authorities of the University.- The following shall be the Authorities of the
University:
(a)
Syndicate;
(b)
Academic Council;
(c)
Boards of Faculties;
(d)
Board of Advanced Studies and Research;
(e)
Boards of Studies;
(f)
Selection Board;
(g)
Finance and Planning Committee;
(h)
Discipline Committee; and
(i)
such other Authorities as may be prescribed by
the statutes.
28.
Syndicate.- (1) The Syndicate shall consist of:
(a)
the Pro-Chancellor
(b)
the Vice Chancellor;
(c)
a retired civil servant not below the rank of
BS-20 to be nominated by the Government;
(d)
a serving Vice Chancellor of a public sector
university to be nominated by the Government;
(e)
one member of Provincial Assembly of Punjab to
be nominated by the Speaker of the Assembly;
(f)
Secretary of the Administrative Department or
his nominee not below the rank of a Deputy Secretary;
(g)
Secretary to the Government, Finance Department
or his nominee not below the rank of a Deputy Secretary;
(h)
Secretary to the Government, Law and
Parliamentary Affairs Department or his nominee not below the rank of a Deputy
Secretary;
(i)
Chairman of the Commission or his nominee not
below the rank of a Director;
(j)
Chairperson, Punjab Higher Education Commission
or his nominee not below the rank of a Director;
(k)
two persons from society at large being persons
of distinction in the fields of administration, management, education,
academics, law, accountancy, medicine, fine arts, architecture, industry,
agriculture, science, technology and engineering with a view to create
diversity and balance across the various fields, to be nominated by the
Government;
(l)
one Dean of the Faculties of the University to
be nominated by the Government;
(m)
one Professor, one Associate Professor and one
Assistant Professor of the University to be elected by teachers of their
respective cadres in such manner as prescribed by the statutes; and
(n)
the Registrar who shall act as Secretary to the
Syndicate.
(2) The
meetings of the Syndicate shall be presided over by the Pro-Chancellor or his
nominee from amongst the members of the Syndicate.
(3) The
members of the Syndicate, other than ex-officio members, shall hold office for
three years:
provided
that no person, other than an ex-officio member, may serve on the Syndicate for
more than two consecutive terms:
provided
further that the University teachers appointed to the Syndicate may not serve
for two consecutive terms.
(4) The
quorum for a meeting of the Syndicate shall be two-third of its total members a
fraction being counted as one excluding the vacant categories, wherever
applicable.
(5) At
least three members of the Syndicate shall be women.
(6)
The Syndicate shall meet at least
once in each quarter of the year, and the Registrar shall, with the approval of
the Vice Chancellor, summon a meeting of the Syndicate.
(7) Unless
otherwise prescribed by this Act, all decisions of the Syndicate shall be taken
on the basis of the opinion of majority of the members present, and in event of
the members being evenly divided on any matter, the person presiding over the
meeting shall have a casting vote.
29.
Powers and functions of the Syndicate.- (1) The Syndicate shall be the executive body
of the University and shall, subject to the provisions of this Act and the
statutes, exercise general supervision over the affairs and management of the
University.
(2) Without
prejudice to the generality of the foregoing powers, and subject to the
provisions of this Act, the statutes, the Syndicate shall have the powers to:
(a)
consider the annual report and annual plan of
work including key performance indicators to be set up by the University, and
to submit these to the Chancellor;
(b)
approve the annual and revised budget estimates
with due regard to the advice of the Finance and Planning Committee;
(c)
review the performance of authorities and
officers, and pass appropriate direction for the purpose of improvement in
management, administration and financial discipline;
(d)
review the quality and relevance of the
University’s academic programs and review the academic affairs and performance
of the University in general;
(e)
approve strategic plans and policies;
(f)
consider and approve the statutes, rules and
regulations falling within its authority to approve, and recommend the statutes
required to be approved by the Chancellor for his approval;
(g)
recommend to the Government removal of any
person, other than ex-officio member, from the membership of any Authority, if
such person:
(i)
has become unsound mind; or
(ii)
has become incapacitated to function as member
of such Authority; or
(iii)
has been convicted by a court of law for an
offence involving moral turpitude; and
(iv)
has been proven guilty of misconduct under the
statutes made for ensuring efficiency and discipline in the University; or
(v)
remains continuously absent from three
consecutive meetings without any intimation.
(h)
hold, control and lay down policy for the administration
of the property, funds and investments of the University including the approval
of the sale and purchase or acquisition of immovable property;
(i)
transfer
and accept transfer of movable and immovable property on behalf of the
University;
(j)
enter
into, vary, carry out and cancel contracts on behalf of the University;
(k)
cause proper books of account to be kept for
all sums of money received and
expended by the University and for the assets and liabilities of the
University;
(l)
invest any money belonging to the University
including any unapplied income in any of the securities described in section 33
of the Punjab Trusts Act 2020 (XXI of 2020), or in the purchase of immovable
property or in such other manner, as it may prescribe, with the like power of varying
such investments;
(m)
receive and manage any property transferred,
and grants, bequests, trust, gifts, donations, endowments, and other
contributions made to the University;
(n)
administer any funds placed at the disposal of
the University for specified purposes;
(o)
provide the buildings, libraries, premises,
furniture, apparatus, equipment and other means required for carrying out the
objectives of the University;
(p)
establish and maintain halls of residence and
hostels;
(q)
arrange for the inspection of colleges, institutes,
constituent colleges and the departments;
(r)
institute professorships, associate
professorships, assistant professorships, lectureships and other teaching posts
or to abolish such posts;
(s)
subject to this Act, appoint teachers, officers
and other employees on the recommendation of the Selection Board in basic pay
scale 17 and above in accordance with the statutes;
(t)
suspend, punish, remove and dismiss from the
service, the officers and teachers of the University in basic pay scales 17 to
21 in accordance with the statutes;
(u)
promote the officers of the administrative
cadre to the next higher scale on such terms and conditions as provided in the
statutes;
(v)
appoint Professor Emeritus on such terms and
conditions as may be prescribed;
(w)
create, or abolish such administrative or other
posts as may be necessary;
(x)
prescribe powers and duties of officers,
teachers and other employees of the University and of those working in the
University on deputation or on contract;
(y)
confer, with prior approval of the Chancellor,
an honorary degree on a person of eminence;
(z)
approve admission of educational institutions
to the privileges of the University and withdraw such privileges;
(aa)
appoint members to various Authorities,
committees and bodies in accordance with the provisions of this Act;
(bb)
regulate the conduct and discipline of the
students of the University;
(cc)
take actions necessary for the good
administration of the University in general and to this end exercise such
powers as are necessary;
(dd)
prescribe conditions under which the University
may enter into agreements with other institutions and public bodies for
purposes of research and advisory services; and
(ee)
perform such other functions as have been
assigned to it by the provisions of this Act or the statutes.
(3) The
Syndicate may delegate any of its functions to an Authority or officer or a
committee except for legislative and budgetary functions.
30.
Appointment and removal of members of the Syndicate.- (1) The members of the Syndicate shall be
appointed and notified by the Government on the recommendations of the Vice
Chancellor.
(2) The
Government may, on its own motion or on the recommendation of the Vice
Chancellor, remove any member of the Syndicate other than ex-officio members,
if he has:
(a) become
of unsound mind; or
(b) become
subject to any incapacity which prevents him from functioning as member of the
Syndicate; or
(c) been
convicted by a court of law of an offence involving moral turpitude; or
(d) absented
himself from three consecutive meetings of the Syndicate without just cause; or
(e) accepted
any assignment which involves his absence from the country for a continuous
period of more than six months without intimation to the Vice Chancellor; or
(f) been
guilty of misconduct including use of position for personal advantage of any
kind or gross inefficiency in the performance of his functions:
provided that before passing such orders, the
member concerned shall be afforded a fair opportunity of being heard by the
Chancellor.
(3) Subject
to the provisions of this Act, the Government shall also nominate members other
than ex-officio members of the Syndicate.
31.
Academic Council.- (1) The Academic Council shall consist of:
(a)
Vice Chancellor (Chairperson);
(b)
Pro-Vice Chancellor;
(c)
Deans;
(d)
Principals and Directors of colleges,
institutes and constituent colleges;
(e)
Director, Board of Advanced Studies and
Research;
(f)
two senior most
professors, other than ex-officio members, from each academic department;
(g)
all Professors Emeritus and Meritorious
Professors;
(h)
Chairpersons of the academic departments;
(i)
four University teachers other than Professors,
two from each category of Associate professors and Assistant Professors to be
appointed by the Syndicate;
(j)
three persons eminent in sciences, social
sciences and Arts, of whom one shall be from each category and shall include at
least one woman from any of the categories, to be nominated by the Chancellor;
(k)
Secretary to the Government, Administrative
Department or his nominee not below the rank of a Deputy Secretary;
(l)
Director Public Instructions (Colleges) of the
Government or his nominee;
(m)
Librarian of the University;
(n)
Controller of Examinations; and
(o)
Registrar (Member/Secretary).
(2)
The members of the Academic Council, other than
ex-officio, shall hold office for a term of three years, and if the office of
any such member becomes vacant before the expiry of the term, the vacancy shall
be filled for the remaining period in the prescribed manner.
(3)
The quorum for a meeting of the Academic
Council shall be one-third of the total number of members, a fraction being
counted as one.
(4)
The Academic Council shall meet at least once
in six months.
32.
Powers and duties of the Academic Council.- (1) The Academic Council shall be the academic
body of the University and may lay down proper standards of instructions,
research, publication and examination and regulate and promote the academic
life of the University and its constituent colleges.
(2)
In particular, and without prejudice to the
generality of the foregoing provision, the Academic Council may:
(a)
advise the Syndicate on academic matters;
(b)
regulate conduct of teaching, research and
examinations;
(c)
regulate the admission of students to the
courses of studies and examinations of the University;
(d)
regulate the award of studentships,
scholarships, medals and prizes;
(e)
propose to the Syndicate schemes for the
constitution and organization of faculties, institutes and other academic
bodies;
(f)
recommend policies and procedures pertaining to
the quality of academic programs to the Syndicate;
(g)
propose regulations on the recommendations of
the Boards of Faculties and the Boards of Studies for consideration and
approval of the Syndicate;
(h)
propose for each academic year, on the
recommendations of the Boards of Studies, regulations prescribing the courses
of studies, the syllabi and the outlines of tests for all examinations;
provided that, if the recommendations of a Board of Faculties or the Board of
Studies are not received by the prescribed date, the Academic Council may,
subject to the approval of the Syndicate, permit such regulations to continue
for the following years;
(i)
recognize the examinations of other
universities or examining bodies as equivalent to the corresponding
examinations of the University;
(j)
institute programs for the continued
professional development of the teachers at all levels;
(k)
prepare an annual report on the academic
performance of the University;
(l)
appoint members to the Authorities in
accordance with the provisions of this Act; and
(m)
perform such other functions as may be
prescribed by the statutes or assigned by the Syndicate.
33.
Board of Faculty.- (1) There shall be a Board of Faculty for each
faculty which shall consist of:
(a)
Dean of the faculty (Chairperson);
(b)
Professors and the Chairpersons in the faculty;
(c)
two members to be nominated by the Academic
Council on the basis of their specialized knowledge of the subjects which,
though not assigned to the faculty, have in the opinion of the Academic Council
important bearing on the subjects assigned to the faculty;
(d)
two experts, including at least one woman, in
the field from outside the University to be appointed by the Syndicate; and
(e)
one member from amongst the officers of the
University to be nominated by the Vice Chancellor on recommendations of the Principal of the constituent college or Director of an
institute.
(2)
The members other than ex-officio members of a
Board of faculty shall hold office for a period of three years.
(3)
The quorum for a meeting of a Board of faculty
shall be one half of the total number of members, a fraction being counted as one.
(4)
A Board of faculty, subject to the general
control of the Syndicate and Academic Council, may:
(a)
coordinate the teaching and research work in
the subjects assigned to the faculty;
(b)
scrutinize the recommendations of a Board of
Studies comprising a faculty with regard to the appointment of paper setters
and examiners for graduate and postgraduate examinations, and to forward the
panels of suitable paper setters and examiners for each examination to the Vice
Chancellor;
(c)
consider any other academic matter relating to
the faculty and submit its report to the Academic Council;
(d)
prepare a comprehensive annual report regarding
the performance of each department in the faculty for presentation to the
Academic Council; and
(e)
perform such other functions as may be
prescribed by the statutes.
34.
Departments and Chairpersons- (1) There shall be a department, college or
an institute for each subject or a group of subjects as may be prescribed by
the regulations, and each department, college or an institute shall be headed
by the Chairperson or Principal or Director.
(2) The
Chairperson of a department, Principal of a college, or Director of an
institute shall be appointed by the Syndicate on the recommendation of the Vice
Chancellor from amongst the three senior most Professors of the department,
institute or college for a period of three years, and shall be eligible for
reappointment but if in a department, college or an institute, no Professor is
available, the appointment shall be made from amongst the three senior most
Associate Professors of the department, college or an institute:
provided
that in a department, college or an institute, where there is no Professor or
Associate Professor, no such appointment shall be made and the department or
the institute shall be looked after by the Dean of the faculty with the
assistance of the senior most teacher of the department or institute.
(3)
The Chairperson, Principal or
Director shall plan, organize and supervise the work of the department, college
or institute and shall be responsible to the Dean for the work of his
department, college or institute.
35.
Board of Advanced Studies and Research.- (1) The Board of Advanced Studies and Research
shall consist of:
(a)
Vice Chancellor (Chairperson);
(b)
all the Deans;
(c)
all Principals and Directors of constituent
colleges and institutes;
(d)
Controller of Examinations;
(e)
one University Professor from each faculty to
be nominated by the Academic Council;
(f)
one member from amongst the officers of the
University to be nominated by the Vice Chancellor;
(g)
three members from the relevant field, research
organizations and the Government including at least one woman from any of the
categories to be nominated by the Syndicate; and
(h)
Registrar who shall act as Secretary to Board
of Advanced Studies and Research.
(2)
The term of office of the members of the Board
of Advanced Studies and Research, other than ex-officio members, shall be three
years.
(3)
The quorum for a meeting of the Board of
Advanced Studies and Research shall be one half of the total number of members,
a fraction being counted as one.
36.
Functions of the Board of Advanced Studies and Research.- The Board of Advanced Studies and Research
shall:
(a)
advise an
Authority on all matters connected with the promotion of advanced studies and research
publication in the University;
(b)
consider
and report to an Authority with regard to a research degree of the University;
(c)
propose
regulations regarding the award of a research degree;
(d)
appoint supervisors for a postgraduate research
student and to approve title and synopsis of a thesis or dissertation;
(e)
recommend panels of names of examiners for
evaluation of a research examination; and
(f)
perform
such other functions as may be prescribed by the statutes.
37.
Board of Studies.- (1) There shall be a separate Board of Studies
for each subject or group of subjects as may be prescribed by the regulations.
(2)
The Board of Studies shall consist of:
(a)
the Chairperson of the departments;
(b)
all the teachers of the departments concerned;
and
(c)
three to five experts or teachers, other than
the teachers of the University, to be appointed by the Syndicate according to
the need of the Board of Studies.
(3)
The term of office of members of the Board of
Studies other than ex- officio members shall be three years.
(4)
The quorum for meeting of the Board of Studies
shall be one-half of the total number of members, a fraction being counted as
one.
(5)
The Chairperson of the concerned department
shall be the Chairperson and Convener of the Board of Studies.
(6)
The Chairperson of the department concerned
shall be the Chairperson and Convener of the Board of Studies, and where in
respect of a subject there is no department, the Chairperson shall be appointed
by the Syndicate.
38.
Functions of Boards of Studies.- The Board of Studies shall perform the
following functions:
(a)
advising the Authorities on all academic
matters connected with instructions, publication, research and examinations in
the subject or subjects concerned;
(b)
proposing curricula and syllabi for all degree,
diploma and certificate courses in the subject or subjects concerned;
(c)
suggesting a panel of names of paper setters
and examiners in the subject or subjects concerned; and
(d)
undertaking such other functions as may be
prescribed by the regulations.
39.
Selection Board.- (1) The Selection Board shall consist of:
(a)
Vice Chancellor (Chairperson);
(b)
a representative of the Secretary of the
Administrative Department not below the rank of a Deputy Secretary;
(c)
Dean of the faculty concerned;
(d)
Principal or Director of the concerned college
or institute;
(e)
Chairperson concerned;
(f)
two experts, including at least one woman, to
be nominated by the Syndicate; and
(g)
Registrar (Secretary).
(2)
The members, other than ex-officio members,
shall hold office for a period of three years.
(3)
Five members including at least one expert
shall constitute the quorum for a meeting of the Selection Board.
(4)
No member who is a candidate or whose family
member is a candidate, for a post to which appointment is to be made, shall
take part in the proceedings of the Selection Board for selection of a
candidate on such post.
(5)
In selection of candidates for the post of
Professor or Associate Professor, the Selection Board shall co-opt or consult
three experts in the subject and in selecting candidates for any other teaching
post, two experts in the subject, to be nominated by the Vice Chancellor from a
standing list of experts for each subject approved by the Syndicate.
(6)
The Syndicate may approve or revise the
standing list of experts of a subject on recommendations of the Selection
Board.
40.
Functions of the Selection Board.- (1) The Selection Board shall:
(a)
consider the applications and recommend to the
Syndicate the names of suitable candidates for appointment to teaching and
other posts. and recommend suitable salary for the selected candidate; and
(b)
consider all cases of promotion of officers of
the University and recommend the names of suitable candidates for such
promotion to the Syndicate.
(2) In
event of difference of opinion between the Selection Board and the Syndicate,
the matter shall be referred to the Chancellor whose decision shall be final.
41.
Finance and Planning Committee.- (1) The Finance and Planning Committee shall
consist of:
(a)
Vice Chancellor (Chairperson);
(b)
all the Deans;
(c)
All Principals or Directors of constituent
colleges or institutes;
(d)
one member of the Syndicate to be nominated by
the Syndicate;
(e)
one member of the Academic Council to be
nominated by the Academic Council;
(f)
one representative each from Administrative
Department and Finance Department of the Government not below the rank of a Deputy Secretary;
(g)
One nominee of Commission not below the rank of
Deputy Director; and
(h)
Treasurer (Secretary).
(2)
The term of office of the nominated members
shall be three years.
(3)
Six members of the Finance and Planning
Committee shall constitute the quorum for a meeting of the Finance and Planning
Committee.
(4)
The representation of Finance Department and
Administrative Department shall be mandatory for holding the meeting of Finance
and Planning Committee.
42.
Functions of the Finance and Planning Committee.- The Finance and Planning Committee shall:
(a)
prepare the annual statement of accounts and
propose annual budget estimates and make recommendations to the Syndicate for
approval;
(b)
review periodically the financial position of
the University;
(c)
advise the Syndicate on all matters relating to
fee structure, finance, investments and accounts of the University; and
(d)
perform such other functions as may be
prescribed by the statutes.
43.
Discipline Committee.- (1) The
Discipline Committee shall consist of:
(a)
the Chairperson to be nominated by the Vice
Chancellor;
(b)
two Professors to be nominated by the Academic
Council;
(c)
two Professors to be nominated by the Syndicate;
and
(d)
the teacher or officer-in-charge of students’
affairs, by whatever name called (Member/Secretary).
(2) The
term of office of the members of the Committee, other than ex officio members,
shall be two years.
(3) The quorum for a meeting of Discipline
Committee shall be four members.
44.
Functions of the Discipline Committee.- The functions of the Discipline Committee shall
be to:
(a)
propose Regulations to the Academic Council
relating to the conduct of University students,
maintenance of discipline and breach of discipline; and
(b)
perform such other functions as may be
prescribed.
45.
Appointment of Committees by certain Authorities.- (1) The Syndicate, the Academic Council and
other Authorities may, from time to time, appoint such standing, special or advisory
committees, as they may deem fit, and may place on such committee persons who
are not members of the Authorities appointing the Committees.
(2) The
constitution, functions and powers of the Authorities for which no specific
provision has been made in this Act shall be such as may be prescribed by the
statutes or regulations.
CHAPTER V
STATUTES, REGULATIONS AND RULES
46.
Statutes.- (1) Subject to the provisions of this Act, the
statutes may be made to regulate or prescribe all or any of the following matters:
(a)
scales of pay, method of recruitment and other
terms and conditions of service of officers, teachers and other employees of
the University and the constitution of their pension, insurance, gratuity,
provident fund and benevolent fund;
(b)
conduct and discipline of the officers,
teachers and other employees of the University;
(c)
constitution, powers and duties of the
Authorities and conduct of elections to such Authorities and related matters;
(d)
establishment of institutes, colleges,
constituent colleges faculties, departments and academic divisions;
(e)
powers and duties of officers, teachers and
employees of the University;
(f)
conditions for appointment of Professors
Emeritus;
(g)
conditions on which the University may enter
into arrangements with public bodies or other organizations for purposes of
research and advisory services;
(h)
award of honorary degrees;
(i)
maintenance of register of students and
registered graduates; and
(j)
all other matters which by this Act, are to be
or may be prescribed by the statutes.
(2)
The Syndicate shall have powers to approve all
kind of statutes except concerning any of the matters mentioned in clauses (a)
and (b) of subsection (1) of this section, which shall be forwarded to the
Chancellor by the Syndicate, and shall not be effective until approved by the
Chancellor:
provided
that:
(a)
the statutes affecting the constitution or
powers of any Authority of the University shall not be proposed or approved
until such Authority has been given an opportunity of opinion in writing upon
the proposal;
(b)
the Syndicate shall only have the power to
propose any statutes concerning efficiency and discipline of the officers,
teachers and other employees of the University and such statutes may be
approved by the Chancellor.
47.
Regulations.- (1) Subject to the provisions of this Act and
the statutes, the regulations may be made for any of the following matters:
(a)
courses of study for degrees, diplomas and
certificates of the University;
(b)
manner in which the recognized teaching is
conducted in the University, colleges, constituent colleges and institutes;
(c)
admission of students to the University and
conditions under which they are admitted or allowed to take courses and
examinations of the University and become eligible for the award of degrees,
diplomas and certificates;
(d)
conduct of examinations;
(e)
fees and other charges to be paid by the
students for admission to the courses of study and the examinations of the
University;
(f)
conduct and discipline of students of the
University;
(g)
conditions of residence of the students of the
University including the levying of fees for residence in halls of residence
and hostels;
(h)
approval and licensing of hostels and lodgings;
(i)
conditions under which a person should conduct
research to entitle him to a degree;
(j)
institution of fellowships, scholarships,
exhibitions, medals and prizes;
(k)
institution of stipends and free and half-free
studentship;
(l)
academic costumes;
(m)
use of the library;
(n)
general scheme of studies including the
duration of courses, the system of examinations and the number of subjects and
papers for examinations;
(o)
formation of Teaching Departments and Board of
Studies; and
(p)
all other matters which by this Act and the
Statutes, are to be or may be prescribed by the regulations.
(2) The
Academic Council and, in financial matters, the Finance and Planning Committee
shall prepare and submit the regulations to the Syndicate which may approve
them with or without modifications or refer them back to the Academic Council
or Finance and Planning Committee for reconsideration or reject them.
48.
Rules.- (1) An Authority or a body of the University
may make rules consistent with this Act, the statutes and regulations to
regulate the conduct of its business:
provided
that the Syndicate may direct the amendment or the annulment of any rules made
under this Act by another Authority or body:
provided
further that, if such other Authority or body is dissatisfied with such
direction, it may appeal to the Chancellor whose decision in the matter shall
be final.
(2) The
Syndicate may make rules to regulate any matter relating of the affairs of the
University which, by this Act, has not been specifically provided in the
statutes or regulations.
UNIVERSITY FUND
49.
University Fund.- (1) There shall be a Fund of the University to
be known as the University Fund to which shall be credited all sums received by
the University.
(2) The
University may accept donations in the shape of moneys, land, vehicles,
equipment or any other items that may facilitate the functioning of the
University and all such donations shall be used, maintained and disposed of by
the University in the prescribed manner.
50.
Recovery of University dues.- The University or any person generally or specially
authorized by it may apply to the District Collector concerned for recovery of
any sum due to the University under any bond, and the District Collector shall
thereupon proceed to recover the sum due as arrears of land revenue.
51.
Audit and Accounts.- (1) The accounts of the University shall be
maintained in such form and in such manner as may be prescribed.
(2) No
expenditure shall be made from the funds of the University unless:
(a) the expenditure is included in the
approved budget of the University;
and
(b) a bill for its payment has been audited in
conformity with the statutes, regulations and the rules by the Auditor
appointed by the Government.
(3) The
annual statement of the accounts of the University signed by the Treasurer and
the Auditor shall be submitted to the Government within six months of closing
of the financial year.
(4) The
accounts of the University shall be audited once a year in conformity with the
statutes and regulations and the rules by the Auditor appointed by the Government
for this purpose:
provided
that the Government shall have the power to carry out financial and performance
audit of all activities carried out by the University for which the Government
shall notify the procedure for such audit.
(5) The observations of the Government Auditor
together with such annotations, as the Treasurer may make, shall be presented
to the Syndicate for appropriate decision.
MISCELLANEOUS
52.
Appeal to and review by the Syndicate.- (1) Where an order is passed punishing any
officer other than the Vice Chancellor, teacher or any other employee of the
University or altering or interpreting to the disadvantage of his prescribed
terms or conditions of service, he shall, where the order is passed by the Vice
Chancellor or any other officer or teacher of the University, have the right to
appeal to the Syndicate against the order and where the order is made by the
Syndicate, have the right to apply to the Chancellor for review of that order.
(2) The
application for review under subsection (1) shall be submitted to the Vice
Chancellor and he shall present it to the Syndicate with his views:
provided
that no order under this section shall be passed unless an opportunity of being
heard is afforded to the person to be affected thereby.
53.
Pension, insurance, gratuity, provident fund
and benevolent fund.- (1) The University shall constitute for the
benefit of its officers, teachers and other employees in such manner and
subject to such conditions as may be prescribed, such pension, insurance,
gratuity, provident fund and benevolent fund schemes as it may deem fit.
(2) Where any provident fund has been
constituted under this Act, the provisions of the Provident Fund Act, 1925 (XIX
of 1925) shall apply to such fund as if it were the Government Provident Fund.
54.
Tripartite mobility.- (1) An employee of the University, on
recommendations of the Syndicate, may be directed to serve in any post in any
other University or under the Government or in a public educational or research
institution.
(2) The
Chief Minister may, in consultation with the Syndicate, place the services of
an employee of the Government or any other University or of public educational
or research institution at the disposal of the University in public interest.
(3) The
terms and conditions offered to a person appointed under this section shall not
be less favorable than those enjoyed by him
immediately before his services are placed at the disposal of the University,
the Government, public educational or research or any other institution.
(4) The
Administrative Department, in public interest, may utilize services of any
University employee on temporary basis in the Administrative Department.
(5) The employee availing himself of mobility
shall not be absorbed, and shall not serve for more than five years in total
during his entire service, in the recipient University, institution or
Department.
55.
Commencement of term and termination of
membership of Authorities.- (1) When a member of a newly constituted
Authority is elected, appointed or nominated, his term of office as fixed under
this Act shall commence from the date of notification.
(2) Where
a member who has accepted any other assignment which necessitates his absence
from the University for a period of six months or more, or absents himself from
two consecutive meetings without the leave of such Authority, he shall be
deemed to have resigned and vacated his seat.
56.
Filling of casual vacancies in Authorities.- (1) Any casual vacancy among the elected,
appointed or nominated members of any Authority shall be filled, as soon as may
be, by the person or the body who elected, appointed or nominated the member
whose place has become vacant and the person elected, appointed or nominated to
the vacancy shall be a member of such Authority for the residue of the term for
which the person whose place he fills would have been a member.
(2) Whenever
there occurs a vacancy or flaw in the constitution of an Authority as
constituted by this Act, statutes, or regulations on account of abolition or
bifurcation of a specified office under the Government, or because an
organization, institution, or the other body outside the University has been
dissolved or has ceased to function, or because of some other similar reason,
it shall be filled as the Chancellor may direct.
57.
Disputes about membership of Authorities.- If a question arises whether any person is
entitled to be a member of any Authority, the matter shall be referred to a
committee consisting of the Vice Chancellor, Secretary of the Administrative
Department and the Dean or Deans who are members of the Syndicate, and the
decision of the committee shall be final and binding.
58.
Proceedings of Authorities not invalidated by vacancies.-No act, proceeding, resolution or decision of
any Authority shall be invalid by reason of any vacancy on the Authority doing,
passing, or making it or by reason of any want of qualification or invalidity
in the election, appointment, or nomination of any de facto member of the Authority, whether present or absent.
59.
Bar on membership.- (1) No Vice Chancellor of any public sector
university shall be a member of more than one Syndicate and the Selection Board
at a time.
(2) No
person other than ex-officio members shall be a member of more than two
Authorities of the University at a time.
60.
First Statutes.- Notwithstanding anything to the
contrary contained in this Act, the statutes set out in the Schedule shall be
deemed to have been the statutes made under section 46 and shall continue to
remain in force until amended or repealed in accordance with the provisions of
this Act.
61.
Amendment and repeal of statutes
and regulations.- The procedure for adding to,
amending or repealing the statutes and regulations shall be same as provided
respectively for making the statutes and regulations under this Act.
62.
Removal of difficulties.- If any difficulty arises in giving effect to
any of the provisions of this Act, the Government may give such directions, not
inconsistent with this Act, as it may consider necessary for the removal of
such difficulty.
63.
Indemnity.- No suit
or legal proceedings shall lie against the Government, the University or any
Authority, officer or employee of the Government or the University or any person
in respect of all acts done, orders passed, or proceedings taken in good faith
under this Act.
SCHEDULE |
1.
Short
title and commencement.- (1)
These Statutes may be cited as the University of Kamalia
Employees (Appointment, Terms and Conditions of Service)
Statutes 2022.
(2) These shall come
into force at once.
2.
Definitions.- (1) In the Statutes:
(a)
“appointing
authority” means an authority as
reflected in column 3 of the Schedule-I;
(b)
“class-A post” means a post in BS-17 or above;
(c)
“class-B post” means a post in BS-16 or below;
(d)
“competent authority” means the appointing authority of a post;
(e)
“duty” means
the duty prescribed by the Syndicate under clause (x) of subsection (2) of
section 29 of the Act;
(f)
“employee”
means a person who is a member of service or holds a post in connection with
the affairs of the University excluding those:
(i)
on deputation
in the University;
(ii)
engaged on
work-charged basis;
(iii)
engaged on part
time basis;
(iv)
engaged on
assignment basis; or
(v)
paid out of any
fund or contingences;
(g)
“leave” means
the leave as given in chapter IV of the Statutes;
(h)
“Act” means the
University of Kamalia Act 2022;
(i)
“pay and allowances” means the pay and allowances as given in
chapter III of the Statutes;
(j)
“permanent post” means a post sanctioned without limit of time;
(k)
“post” means a
post reflected in column 2 of a Schedule-I;
(l)
“scale of pay” means the scale as reflected in column 2 of
the Schedule-I;
(m)
“Schedule-I
& II” means the Schedules appended to the Statutes;
(n)
“scrutiny committee” means a Scrutiny Committee, constituted
under the Act;
(o)
“Selection
Board” means the Selection Board constituted
under section 39 of the Act;
(p)
“selection committee” means a committee constituted under the Act;
(q)
“service” means
the service of the University;
(r)
“Statutes”
means the University of Kamalia Employees (Appointment,
Terms and Conditions of Service) Statutes 2022;
(s)
“temporary post” means a post other than a permanent post; and
(t)
“tenure post” means a post for a specific period.
(2) A word or expression used but not
defined in the Statutes shall have the same meaning as assigned to it in the Act.
CHAPTER-II
APPOINTMENTS
AND TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
3.
Nomenclature,
terms and conditions of a post.- The
nomenclature of a post, appointing authority, its scale of pay, minimum and
maximum age limit , minimum qualification and experience, method of recruitment
and mode of appointment shall be such as given in the Schedule-I.
4.
Appointment against a post.- (1) An appointment against class-A post other than the Registrar,
Controller of Examinations, and Resident Auditor, shall be made on the
recommendations of the Selection Board.
(2) An appointment against class-B post shall be made on the
recommendations of the selection committee.
(3) For appointment of Registrar, Treasurer and Controller of
Examinations, Syndicate may through a committee constituted under the Act,
conduct the process for recommendations to the Chancellor.
5.
Procedure
of appointment against a post.-
(1) For an appointment,
other than by promotion, the Registrar shall, after approval of the competent
authority, advertise the post in at least two national
dailies, one in English and one in Urdu, having wide circulation and on the
website of the University.
(2)
The
advertisement shall contain number of vacancies, nomenclature of a post, its
scale of pay, minimum and maximum age, minimum qualification and experience,
mode of appointment and closing date, for receipt of applications, which shall
not be less than fifteen days from the date of its publication.
(3)
The
Registrar shall prepare a list containing names and father or husband names of
applicants for each post and upload on the official website of the University
within five working days from the closing date.
(4)
The
Registrar shall, after receipt of applications, prepare a list of the
applicants on the basis of qualification and experience, as early as possible,
but not later than thirty working days from the closing date.
(5)
The
list, prepared under sub-statute (4) along with the applications and its
enclosures, shall be forwarded to the Scrutiny Committee, as early as possible,
for preparing eligibility list of the applicants as per the Recruitment Policy
appended as Schedule-II.
(6)
The
scrutiny committee shall, through Registrar, send the list of the eligible
applicants, along with the applications and its enclosures, to the Selection
Board or the selection committee, as the case may be.
6. Procedure
of appointment by promotion against class-A post.- (1) For
appointment by promotion against a class-A post, the Registrar shall prepare,
maintain and circulate annually seniority list of regular employees along with
their character roles containing annual performance evaluation reports and
synopsis, stating the number of punishments awarded and pending inquiry or
inquiries against them, if any, and place the matter before the Selection Board
for consideration and recommendations.
(2) A
confirmed employee having qualification and service prescribed for promotion
shall be eligible for competing for promotion to next higher post.
(3)
An
employee shall not claim promotion including proforma promotion as a matter of
right.
7.
Procedure of appointment by promotion against
class-B post.- (1) For appointment by promotion against a class-B
post, the Registrar shall prepare, maintain and circulate annually a list of
regular employees and place it before the selection committee for its
consideration and recommendation of a suitable employee to the competent
authority for appointment to the higher post.
(2) A
confirmed employee having qualification and service prescribed for promotion
shall be eligible for competing for promotion to next higher post.
(3)
An
employee shall not claim promotion including proforma promotion as a matter of
right.
8.
Medical fitness certificate.- (1) An
appointment, by initial recruitment,
shall be made subject to production of a medical fitness
certificate of the appointee from the Government hospital except those whose
medical fitness was certified on their first appointment.
(2) The
competent authority may, subject to recording reasons in writing, direct an
employee for producing fresh medical fitness certificate.
9.
Verification of educational certificates and degrees.- (1) An appointment by initial recruitment
shall be subject to verification of educational certificates and degrees of the
candidate.
(2) If,
at any stage after appointment, it is discovered that an appointee obtained
appointment on the basis of false or forged document or through deceit by any
means, the appointment shall be considered void ab-initio and the appointee shall be liable to refund all amounts
received in consequence of appointment in addition to such other actions as may
be taken against him under the law.
10.
Record of date of birth.- (1) The
date of birth as mentioned in the Higher
Secondary School Certificate or, in absence of such certificate, as mentioned
in valid Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC), shall be duly recorded in
the service book at the time of joining for calculating the age of the
employee.
(2) The
date of birth, once recorded at the time of joining, shall be final and
thereafter no alteration in the date of birth of the employee shall be
permissible.
11.
Deputation.- (1) The
appointing authority may, subject to the provisions of the Act, borrow an employee of corresponding scale of pay
in the University from Federal or Provincial Governments or their autonomous
bodies, for a period not exceeding three years, in accordance with the
Deputation Policy of Government.
(2) The
appointing authority may, subject to the provisions of the Act, lend an
employee of the University to Federal or Provincial Governments or their
autonomous bodies for a period not exceeding three years, in accordance with
the Deputation Policy of Government.
12.
Appointment on a tenure track system.- The
Syndicate shall make appointments on tenure track system on the recommendation
of the Selection Board in consonance with the Model Tenure Track Process
Statutes issued by the Higher Education Commission.
13.
Appointment of a widow, widower, child or spouse.- In
case, during service, an employee dies or is declared invalidated or
incapacitated for further service; the widow, widower, child or spouse of such
deceased or invalidated or incapacitated employee, as the case may be, who is
otherwise eligible for the post, shall be appointed to a post
in BS-01 to BS-11 without observance of formalities prescribed for the post.
14. Probation and confirmation.- (1) A person, appointed to a permanent post by initial recruitment,
shall remain on probation initially for a period of two years and for a period
of one year if appointed otherwise.
(2) The
competent authority may extend the period of probation for a further period not
exceeding two years in all.
(3) If
no order has been made by the day following the completion of the initial
probationary period, the period of probation shall be deemed to have been
extended.
(4) If
no order of termination is passed before the expiry of the maximum period of
probation, the employee shall stand confirmed.
(5) A
probationer who is confirmed on completion of initial or extended period of
probation, the confirmation shall be with effect from the date of joining of
the post.
15. Performance evaluation report.- (1) The minimum period for assessment of a work and conduct of an
employee, for the purpose of performance evaluation report, shall be ninety
days in a calendar year. If an employee served for a period of more than ninety
days, under more than one reporting officers, the performance evaluation report
shall be drawn up by all the reporting officers.
(2)
The
performance evaluation report of an employee shall be initiated by the officer
in-charge or the head of the department or the faculty concerned, as the case
may be, and shall be countersigned by the next higher administrative authority
till thirty first January of the succeeding year.
(3)
The next
higher administrative authority shall countersign the performance evaluation
report within fifteen days from its receipt.
(4)
The
adverse remarks recorded in the performance evaluation report by the initiating
officer and agreed or solely recorded by the counter signing authority shall be
underlined in red ink and communicated to the employee till fifteenth February
of the succeeding year.
(5)
A
representation, if any, against the adverse remarks, shall be made to the Vice
Chancellor within fifteen days of the communication of such remarks.
(6)
If the
adverse remarks, in the performance evaluation report, are countersigned and
agreed by the Vice Chancellor, the representation shall lie to the Syndicate
and decision of the Syndicate shall be final.
16. Post-dating of a promotion to a higher post.- An
employee, on promotion, may post-date his promotion up to a date when it shall
be to his benefit but the employee shall exercise this option within six months
from the date of the order of promotion and the option once exercised shall be
final.
17. Seniority.- (1) The inter-se seniority of the employees shall be determined as under:
(a)
an
employee who has been assigned a higher merit by the competent authority at the
time of initial recruitment shall rank senior to the employee placed in a lower
merit in the same batch of selectees for the same group of posts;
(b)
if merit
of two or more employees in the list of selectees is same, the elder employee
shall be senior to the younger; and
(c)
seniority
in a post to which an employee is promoted shall take effect from the date of
regular appointment to that post but the employees promoted to higher post in
the batch shall, on their promotion to higher posts, retain their inter-se seniority as in the lower
posts.
(2) In
case of extraordinary leave without pay beyond five years, the name of the
employee to whom such leave is granted shall be removed from the seniority list
and placed on a separate static list with no claim to promotion or to seniority
over any junior who may be promoted during this period and the name of such
employee shall be brought back on the seniority list only after duty is resumed
on return and seniority of such employee shall be determined after deducting
the period of extraordinary leave beyond five years.
(3) The
Registrar shall prepare, maintain and circulate, annually, cadre and scale wise
seniority lists of the regular employees and shall furnish a copy to the
Administrative Department.
18. Resignation from service.- An employee may resign from the
post subject to serving a notice to
the competent authority for the period as laid down in the appointment letter
or deposit a basic pay for that period in lieu thereof. If no such period has
been mentioned in the appointment letter, the employee shall give one month’s
notice or deposit one month's pay in lieu thereof.
19. Termination of an employee, appointed
temporarily, other than penalty.-
If the services of an employee, appointed temporarily, are no longer required,
for the reasons other than penalty under the Act or statutes made there under
on the subject, the competent authority may dispense with his services by
giving him one month's notice or one month's pay in lieu thereof.
20. Retirement.- (1) An employee holding a
permanent post shall retire on
attainting sixty years age.
(2) An
employee, other than those who are bound under a surety bond or agreement with
the University, may retire from service on any such date after completion of twenty five years of regular service counted from the date
of joining the service by exercising the option and obtaining the approval of
the competent authority.
(3) An
employee, on retirement, shall be entitled to such pension, gratuity and other
benefits as per rules and policies of the Government.
21. Retention
of lien.- A
confirmed employee shall acquire lien against the post held by him when he is
relieved as a consequence of his selection against some other post, cadre or
service in the service of Federal Government or Provincial Government or
autonomous body or authority. He shall retain his lien in the University until
he is confirmed in the said other post, cadre or service or for a maximum
period of three years, whichever is earlier, and the said period of lien shall
not be extended in any case.
22. Age relaxation.- Age relaxation, for appointment
by initial recruitment, shall be
admissible as per policy of the Government.
23. Domicile.- An appointment, other than
under the tenure track system or
faculty, shall be made from amongst the candidates domiciled in the Punjab.
24. Officers of the University.- An employee in BS-17 and above
shall also be the officer of the University.
25. Authorities
of the University.- The
selection committee shall also be the authority of the University.
CHAPTER-III
PAY AND ALLOWANCES
26. Salary.- (1) A class-A post employees shall be entitled to
such salary as may be recommended by the Selection Board, under clause (a) of
sub-section (1) of section 40 of the Act and approved by the competent
authority.
(2) A
class-B post employee shall be entitled to such salary as admissible to the
scale of pay against which he is appointed.
27. Medical allowance.- An employee shall be entitled
to such medical allowance as admissible to the corresponding categories of the
civil servants.
28. Medical reimbursement.- An employee shall be paid
actual expenditure incurred during hospitalization in case of indoor treatment
in the Government hospital or any other hospital approved by the Syndicate.
29. Compensatory allowance.- The Syndicate may grant such
compensatory allowance to the employees or category of employees, as it may
deem fit.
30. House rent allowance.- The employee who is not
provided accommodation by the
University shall be paid house rent allowance as admissible to the
corresponding category of a civil servant.
31. Traveling and daily allowances.- (1) An employee on official
duty shall be entitled to such traveling and daily allowances as admissible to
the corresponding category of a civil servant.
(2) Employees
of other institutions or universities attending the meetings of the University
or appointed as examiners or deputed to conduct the examinations or other
assignments of the University shall be paid such traveling allowance and daily
allowance as admissible to the corresponding categories of the civil servants.
32. Honoraria.- The Syndicate may, on the
recommendations of the Vice Chancellor, grant honoraria in a year up to one
month’s basic pay to an employee or class of employees for rendering
exceptional duty to the University.
33. Increment.- An
annual increment in the pay shall ordinarily be drawn as a matter of course on
first December of each year, if an employee has completed six months of service
in that scale of pay on thirtieth November of that year.
34. Other allowances.- (1) Deputation allowance,
conveyance allowance, qualification allowance, additional charge allowance and
computer allowance shall be paid to such employees as are entitled to them in
accordance with the corresponding categories of the civil servants.
(2) Syndicate
may grant senior post allowance, entertainment allowance, special allowance,
integrated allowance, dearness allowance, special relief allowance and ad hoc relief allowance or any other
allowances as it may deem fit.
(3) Registrar,
Treasurer and Controller of Examinations shall be entitled to such perks and
privileges as entitled to Government servants in the corresponding scale of
pay.
35. Pension on last drawn pay.- An employee, on retirement,
shall be entitled to such pension, as per policy of the Government, on the
basis of last pay drawn.
LEAVE AND LEAVE ENCASHMENT
36. Leave.- (1) An employee shall not claim leave as a matter of right.
(2) The
authority competent to grant leave shall be competent to refuse, revoke or
modify the leave already granted.
(3) Leave
shall be earned on the basis of service rendered by an employee except for the
period during which he remains on leave.
(4) Leave
shall be applied for in terms of days.
37. Casual leave.- The reporting officer may grant
casual leave on special grounds and to a maximum of ten days at a time and to a
maximum of twenty five days in a year.
38. Leave on half pay.- (1) The competent authority may
grant leave on half pay for more than one hundred and twenty days as long as it
is available by conversion into the leave account.
(2) The
Vice Chancellor may grant up to one hundred and twenty days leave on half pay
as long as it is available by conversion into the leave account.
39. Extraordinary leave.- (1) The competent authority may
grant extraordinary leave without pay up to a maximum period of five years at a
time to an employee who is in continuous service for a period of not less than
ten years:
Provided that the maximum period of
five years shall be reduced by the period of leave on full pay or half pay, if
granted in combination with the extraordinary leave.
(2) The
competent authority may grant extraordinary leave without pay for a maximum
period of two years to an employee who has not completed ten years of
continuous service.
(3) The
Vice Chancellor may grant up to one hundred and twenty days
extraordinary leave to any employee.
40. Study leave.- (1) A regular employee, with
not less than three years services in the University, desiring to pursue for
higher education abroad or within the country may be granted leave on full pay
not exceeding four years by the competent authority.
(2) The
study leave shall initially be granted for one year and may be extended on the
satisfactory report of the research supervisor or Registrar of the degree
awarding institute concerned, about the performance, after every year.
(3) In
case unsatisfactory report is received from research supervisor or Registrar of
the degree awarding institute concerned, the study leave shall be cancelled by
the competent authority.
(4) The
study leave shall not be granted to more than twenty-five percent employees in
the department at a time.
(5) The
study leave shall not be granted unless the employee submits surety or bank
guarantee to the satisfaction of the competent authority.
41. Earned leave in case of non-vocational employee.- (1) A
non-vocational employee shall earn leave on full pay which shall be calculated
at the rate of four days for every calendar month of duty rendered and credited
to the leave account as leave on full pay.
(2) If
an employee remained on duty for more than fifteen days in a calendar month, he
shall be entitled to earn leave for full calendar month but if remained on duty
for fifteen days or less, he shall not earn any earned leave for that month.
(3) If
an employee proceeds on leave during a calendar month and returns from it
during another calendar month and the period of duty in either month is more
than fifteen days, the leave to be credited for both the incomplete months
shall be restricted to that admissible for one full calendar month only.
(4) There
shall be no maximum limit on the accumulation of such leave.
42. Earned leave in case of vocational employee.- A
vocational employee may earn leave on full pay if:
(a) he
avails full vocation in a calendar year at the rate of one day for every
calendar month of duty rendered;
(b) during
any year, he is prevented from availing full vocation then he shall be treated
at par with non-teaching employees of the University for that year; and
(c) he
avails himself of only a part of the vocation as in sub-clause (a), then
combination of earned leaves according to the proportion of vocations and on
duty period for the entire year.
43. Leave on full pay.- (1) The maximum period of leave
on full pay may be granted at one time shall be as follows:
(a) |
without
medical certificate |
120
days |
(b) |
with
medical certificate |
120
days |
(c) |
on
medical certificate from leave account, once in entire service. |
365
days |
(2) The
competent authority may grant leave on full pay for more than one hundred and
twenty days.
(3) The
Vice Chancellor may grant up to one hundred and twenty days leave on full pay.
44. Iddat Leave.-
(1) The Vice Chancellor shall grant Iddat leave on full pay for a period not exceeding one
hundred and thirty days to a female employee on the death of her husband and
such leave shall not be debited to her leave account.
(2) The
Iddat leave
shall commence from the date of the death of husband, and the female employee
shall furnish death certificate issued by the department concerned to the Vice
Chancellor, subsequently.
45. Maternity leave.- (1) The Vice Chancellor shall,
on the application of a female employee, grant her maternity leave on full pay,
outside the leave account, to the extent of ninety days in all.
(2) The
maternity leave shall not be granted more than three times in the entire
service of a female employee.
(3) The
maternity leave may be granted in continuation of or in combination with any
other kind of leave including extraordinary leave as may be due and admissible
to a female employee.
46. Paternity leave.- (1) The Vice Chancellor shall,
on the application of a male employee, grant him paternity leave on full pay,
outside the leave account, for a maximum period of seven days on or immediately
before the birth of his child.
(2) The
paternity leave shall not be granted for more than two times in the entire
service of a male employee.
47. Leave ex-Pakistan.- The competent authority may
grant leave ex-Pakistan on half pay, without pay or full pay, to an employee in
accordance with statutes 36, 37 and 42 of the statutes.
48. Leave preparatory to retirement.- (1) The Vice Chancellor may
grant leave preparatory to retirement, for a maximum period of three hundred
and sixty-five days, subject to availability of leave balance in employee
account.
(2) An employee may, at his discretion, take
leave preparatory to retirement, subject to availability, either on full pay or
partly on full pay and partly on half pay or entirely on half pay.
(3) An employee may opt for encashment of
leave in lieu of leave preparatory to retirement as admissible to the
corresponding category of civil servant.
(4) An
employee on leave preparatory to retirement shall not resume duty without
permission of the competent authority.
49. Encashment of leave in case of in-service
death.- In
case an employee dies or is
invalidated or incapacitated while in-service, lump sum payment equal to full
pay up to three hundred and sixty-five days, out of the leave at his credit,
shall be made besides the pension given to his family.
50. Over stay after sanctioned leave.- (1)
Unless leave of an employee is extended by the authority competent to grant
such leave, an employee who remains absent after the expiry of his leave, shall
not be entitled to any remuneration for the period of such absence, and without
prejudice to any disciplinary action that may be taken against him, double the
period of such absence shall be debited against his leave account.
(2) The
leave debited under sub-statute (1), shall be adjusted against future earning
of leave, if there is insufficient credit in the leave account.
51. Combination of different types of leave.- One type
of leave may be combined with any other type of leave otherwise admissible to
an employee.
52. Leave to lapse when an employee leaves service.- All
leave at the credit of an employee
shall lapse when he leaves the service due to any cause.
53. Quarantine leave.- An employee may be granted
quarantine leave outside his leave
account to the extent recommended by the authorized medical officer and the
period of such leave shall be treated as duty with full pay and allowances of
the post held by him at the time of proceeding on leave.
CHAPTER-V
GENERAL CONDUCT
54. Conduct of employees.- The employees shall not engage
themselves directly or indirectly in tuition or any business or trade or
occupation.
55. Disciplinary
proceedings.- (1) The
competent authority, at its own or on a compliant in writing, may initiate
disciplinary proceedings, against an employee, under the Act.
(2) The
procedure, for holding disciplinary proceedings, shall subject to the
provisions of the Act, be as provided in the Punjab Employees Efficiency,
Discipline and Accountability Act, 2006 (XII of 2006).
(3) The
Syndicate, under clause (t) of subsection (2) of section 29 of the Act, may
suspend, punish and remove from service an employee whom it is empowered to
appoint.
(4) The
Vice Chancellor may suspend, punish and remove from service an employee whom he
is empowered to appoint.
56. Residuary
matters.-
If no provision or sufficient provision exists in the statutes with respect to any terms and conditions of the
service of an employee, the rules or instructions or policies governing the service
of a civil servant under the Punjab Civil Servants Act, 1974 (VIII of 1974)
shall, as nearly as possible, apply to service of the employee.
SCHEDULE-I
(see statute 3)
Name
of University |
Title
of post with scale of pay |
Appointing
Authority |
Minimum
qualification for appointment by |
Method
of recruitment |
Age for initial recruitment |
Mode of Appointment |
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Initial
recruitment |
Promotion |
Min. |
Max. |
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1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
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CLASS-A POSTS (TEACHING) |
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Disciplines
other than Engineering, Information Technology, Computing Sciences, Law and
Art & Design |
||||||||||||||||
University of Kamalia |
1.
Professor
(BS-21) |
Syndicate |
(i) Ph.D. in Chemistry
or Physics or Commerce or English or Environmental Sciences or History or
International Relations or Islamic Studies or Library and Information
Sciences or Management Sciences or Mathematics or Microbiology or Medical Lab
Technology or Pakistan Studies or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
(a) fifteen years’ teaching or research
experience from a postgraduate institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant field in a
national or international organization; or (b) ten years’ post-Ph.D. teaching or research experience from a post-graduate institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant field in a
national or international organization; and (iii) fifteen research
publications in the journals recognized by Higher Education Commission; out
of which five publications must be within last five years. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
35 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
2.
Associate
Professor (BS-20) |
Syndicate |
(i) Ph.D. in Chemistry
or Commerce or English or
Environmental Sciences or History or International Relations or
Islamic Studies or Library and
Information Sciences or Management Sciences or Mathematics or Microbiology or
Medical Lab Technology or Pakistan Studies or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
(a) ten
years’ teaching or research experience
from a postgraduate institute or university
recognized by Higher Education
Commission or professional experience in the relevant field in a national or
international organization; or (b)
five years’ post-Ph.D. teaching or research experience from a postgraduate institute or
university recognized by Higher
Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant field in a
national or international organization; and (iii) ten research publications in the journals recognized by Higher Education
Commission; out of which four publications must be within last five years. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
30 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
3.
Assistant
Professor (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
Ph.D. in Chemistry
or Commerce or English or Environmental Sciences or History or International
Relations or Islamic Studies or Library and Information Sciences or
Management Sciences or Mathematics or Microbiology or Medical Lab Technology
or Pakistan Studies or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
4.
Lecturer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
MS or M.Phil.
(first division) in Chemistry or Commerce or English or Environmental
Sciences or History or International Relations or Islamic Studies or Library
and Information Sciences or Management Sciences or Mathematics or
Microbiology or Medical Lab Technology or Pakistan Studies or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission. Note: A candidate must have not third division in
his whole academic career, however, such candidate, having degree of Ph.D. in
the relevant field and has not more than one third division in the entire
academic career, shall be eligible for the post. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract. |
||||||||
Engineering,
Information Technology and Computing Disciplines |
||||||||||||||||
University of Kamalia |
5.
Professor
(BS-21) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Ph.D.
in Engineering or Information Technology or Computing or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii) (a) fifteen years’ teaching or research
experience from an institute or college recognized by a Board or university
recognized by Higher Education
Commission or 15 years professional experience in the relevant field
in a national or international organization; out of which five years must be
teaching experience; or (b) ten
years’ post-Ph.D. teaching or research experience from a postgraduate
institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; and (iii) fifteen
research publications in the journals recognized by Higher Education
Commission or Pakistan Engineering Council; out of which five publications must
be within last five years. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
35 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
6.
Associate
Professor (BS-20) |
Syndicate |
(i) Ph.D. in Engineering or Information
Technology or Computing or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
(a) ten years’ teaching or research experience
from an institute or a college recognized by a Board or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission
or ten years
professional experience in the relevant field in a national or international
organization; out of which two years must be teaching experience; or (b) five
years’ post-Ph.D. teaching or research experience from a postgraduate
institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; and (iii)
ten
research publications in the journals recognized by Higher Education
Commission or Pakistan Engineering Council; out of which four publications
must be within last five years. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
30 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
7.
Assistant
Professor (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
Ph.D. in Engineering or Information
Technology or Computing or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
8.
Lecturer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
MS or M.Phil. (first division) in Engineering
or Information Technology or Computing or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission. Note: A candidate must have not third division in
his whole academic career. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
Art and Design |
||||||||||||||||
University of Kamalia |
9.
Professor
(BS-21) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Ph.D.
in Art and Design or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission and
who have: (a)
fifteen
years’ teaching or research experience in a postgraduate institute or
university recognized by Higher
Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant field
in a national or international organization; or (b)
ten
years’ post-Ph.D. teaching or research experience in a postgraduate institute
or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant field
in a national or international organization; and (c)
outstanding
and substantial level of professional art activity demonstrated by
participation in eight exhibitions at national or international level with
two or more than two new works in each exhibition or evidence of equal number
of visual communication campaigns designed and published or works in any
other discipline of art and design;
or (ii)
Master’s
degree (foreign) or MS or M.Phil. in Art and Design or equivalent
qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission and who have: (a)
seventeen
years’ teaching or research experience; out of which eight years’ post
qualification from a postgraduate institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission or
professional experience in the relevant field in a national or international
organization; and (b)
outstanding
and substantial level of professional art activity demonstrated by
participation in eight exhibitions at national or international level with
two or more than two new works in each exhibition or evidence of equal number
of visual communication campaigns designed and published or work in any other
discipline of art and design. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
35 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
10.
Associate
Professor (BS-20) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Ph.D.
in Art and Design or equivalent degree qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission and who have: (a)
ten
years’ teaching or research experience from a postgraduate institute or
university recognized by Higher Education
Commission or professional experience in the relevant field in a
national or international organization; or (b)
five
years’ post-Ph.D. teaching or research experience from a postgraduate
institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; and (c)
outstanding and substantial level of
professional art activity demonstrated by participation in six exhibitions at
national or international level with two or more than two new works in each
exhibition or evidence of equal number of visual communication campaigns
designed and published or work in any other discipline of art and design; or (ii)
Master’s degree (foreign) or MS or M.Phil. in
Art and Design or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission and
who have: (a)
twelve years’ teaching or research
experience; out of which four years’ post qualification experience from a postgraduate institute or university
recognized by Higher Education
Commission or
professional experience in the relevant field in a national or international
organization; and (b)
outstanding and substantial level of
professional art activity demonstrated by participation in eight exhibitions
at national or international level with two or more than two new works in
each exhibition or evidence of equal number of visual communication campaigns
designed and published or work in any other discipline of art and design. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
30 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
11.
Assistant Professor (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) Ph.D. in Art and Design or equivalent
qualification from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; or (ii) (a) MS or M.Phil. or Master’s degree (foreign) in
Art and Design or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; and (b) four years’ teaching or research experience
from a postgraduate institute or university
recognized by Higher Education
Commission or
professional experience in the relevant field in a national or international
organization; or (iii) (a) Bachelor
in Fine Arts or Bachelor in Designing (four years) (first division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; and (b) six years’ teaching or research experience from a postgraduate institute or university
recognized by Higher Education
Commission or
professional experience in the relevant field in a national or international
organization. Note: A candidate must
have not third division in his whole academic career. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
12.
Lecturer |
Syndicate |
Bachelor in Fine Arts or Bachelor in
Designing (four years) (first
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission. Note: The
candidate must not have any third division in his whole academic career. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
Law |
||||||||||||||||
University of Kamalia |
13.
Professor (BS-21) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Ph.D.
in Law or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
and who have: (a)
fifteen years’ teaching or research
experience from a postgraduate institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; or (b)
ten years’ post-Ph.D. teaching or research
experience from a postgraduate institute or a university recognized by Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; and (c)
fifteen research publications in journals
recognized by Higher Education Commission; out of which five publications
must be within last five years; or (ii) LLM or JD in Law or equivalent
qualification from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission and who have: (a) seventeen
years’ teaching or research experience; out of which eight years’ post
qualification experience from a postgraduate institute or a university recognized by Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; and (b)
fifteen research publications in journals
recognized by Higher Education Commission; out of which five publications
must be with in last five years. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
35 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
14.
Associate Professor (BS-20) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Ph.D. in Law or equivalent qualification from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission and who have: (a) ten
years’ teaching or research experience; out of which eight years’ post
qualification experience from a postgraduate institute or a university recognized by Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; or (b)
five
years’
post-Ph.D. teaching or research experience from a postgraduate institute or a
university recognized by Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; and (c)
ten
research publications in journals recognized by Higher Education Commission;
out of which four publications must be with in last five years; or (ii) LLM
or JD in Law or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission and who have: (a) twelve
years’ teaching or research experience; out of which four years’ post
qualification experience from a postgraduate institution or a university recognized by Higher Education Commission or professional experience in the relevant
field in a national or international organization; and (b) ten
research publications in journals recognized by Higher Education Commission;
out of which four publications must be with in
last five years. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
30 |
50 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
15.
Assistant Professor (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Ph.D.
in Law or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
or (ii)
(a) LLM
or JD in Law or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (b) four years’ teaching or research experience
from a postgraduate institute or a university recognized
by Higher Education Commission or
professional experience in the relevant field in a national or international
organization; or (iii)
(a) LLB
(first division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (b) six years’ teaching or research experience
from a postgraduate institute or a university recognized
by Higher Education Commission or
professional experience in the relevant field in a national or international
organization. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or TTS or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
16.
Lecturer |
Syndicate |
LLB (first division) or equivalent
qualification from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. Note: The
candidate must not have any third division in his whole academic career. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract. |
||||||||
CLASS-A
POSTS (NON-TEACHING) |
||||||||||||||||
University of Kamalia |
17.
Registrar (BS-19) |
Chancellor |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
teaching or administrative or professional experience from a public or
private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission or public
sector organization; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
teaching or administrative or professional experience from a public or
private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission or
public sector organization; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
teaching or administrative or professional experience from a public or
private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission or
public sector organization. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
40 |
50 |
On contract basis. (in term of section
22 of the Act) |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
18.
Controller
of Examinations (BS-19) |
Chancellor |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
teaching or administrative or professional experience from a public or
private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission or
public sector organization; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
teaching or administrative or professional experience from a public or
private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission or
public sector organization; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
teaching or administrative or professional experience from a public or
private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission or
public sector organization. |
- |
By initial
recruitment. |
40 |
50 |
On contract basis. (in term of section
24 of the Act) |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
19.
Treasurer
(BS-19) |
Chancellor |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
in Finance or Commerce or Accounting or Auditing or Economics from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
the relevant field; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Finance or Commerce or Accounting or Auditing or Economics or
equivalent qualification in from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
the relevant field; or (iii) (a) MBA
in Finance or M.Com or ACCA or ACMA or M.Sc. or BS
(four years) (second division) in Economics
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience of BPS-17 & above or equivalent in
the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment or by deputation. |
40 |
50 |
On contract basis. (in term of section
23 of the Act) |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
20.
Director
Press, Media & Publication (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
in Mass Communication or Media Studies or Journalism or Communication Studies
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Mass Communication or Media Studies or Journalism or
Communication Studies or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) ten
years’ experience in the relevant field; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Mass Communication or Media Studies or Journalism or
Communication Studies or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) by initial recruitment; or ii) by promotion on the basis of selection on
merit from amongst Deputy Directors (Press, Media and Publication) (BS-18)
with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
21.
Director
(Purchase & Store) (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
in Management Sciences or Commerce or Economics or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Management Sciences or Commerce or Economics or Accounts and
Audit or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (iii) (a) MBA
or M.Com or ACCA or
ACMA or M.Sc. or BS (four years) (second division) in Economics or
equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization. |
- |
i) by initial recruitment; or ii) by promotion on the basis of selection on
merit from amongst Deputy Directors (Purchase & Store) (BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
22.
Director (Research,
Innovation & Commercialization) (ORIC) (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent
qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(Research, Innovation & Commercialization) (BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b) twelve years’ service in BS-17 and above, in
case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
23.
Director
(Quality Enhancement Cell) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent
qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(Quality Enhancement Cell) (BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
24.
Director
(Academics) (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent
qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(Academics) (BS-18)
with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
25.
Director
(Planning & Development) (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
in Economics or Engineering or
Management Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Economics or Engineering or Management Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Economics or Engineering or
Management Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(Planning and Development) (BS-18)
with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
26.
Director
(Sports) (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
in Sports Sciences or Physical Education or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience in organizing various sports at national
or international level; or (ii) (a) M.S.
or M. Phil. in Sports Sciences or Physical Education or equivalent
qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience in organizing various sports at national
or international level; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Sports Sciences or Physical
Education or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience in organizing various sports at national
or international level. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(Sports) (BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
27.
Chief
Engineer (BS-20) |
Syndicate |
(i)
B.Sc.
in Civil Engineering or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Engineering Council as Engineer in Civil; and (iii)
seventeen
years’ experience in relevant field; out of which five years’ experience must
be related to management of works. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
28.
Director
(Information Technology Services) (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
in Computer Science or Information Technology or Telecommunication System or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience in relevant field; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Computer Science or Information Technology or Telecommunication System or equivalent
qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience in relevant field; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in
Computer Science
or Information Technology
or Telecommunication System or
equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ experience in relevant field. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors (Information
Technology Services) (BS-18) or System Administrators (BS-18) with: (a)
seven years’
service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
29.
Librarian (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
in Library and Information Sciences or Information Science or Information
Management or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Library and Information Sciences or Information Science or
Information Management or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Library and Information
Sciences or Information Science or Information Management or equivalent
qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Librarians
(BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
30.
Director
Student Affairs (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) ten
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(Student Affairs) (BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
31.
Director (Career
Counseling Centre) (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) MS or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ experience in the relevant field; or (iii) (a) Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
32.
Provost (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. (first division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) ten
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) or equivalent qualification (second division) from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from a public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
33.
Director
External Linkages (BS- 19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience in the
relevant field; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience in the
relevant field; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience the relevant
field. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(External Linkages) (BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
34.
Director Administration
and Coordination |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) Ph.D.
or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience in administration; or (ii) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) ten years’ post qualification experience
in administration; or (iii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience in administration. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
(Administration & Coordination) (BS-18) with: (a)
seven
years’ service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
35.
Director Legal
Matters (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) LLM
from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten years’
post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) LLB
(second division) from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) twelve
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) by
initial recruitment; or ii) by
promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Directors
Legal Matters (BS-18) with: (a)
seven years’
service in BS-18, in case of initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b)
twelve
years’ service in BS-17 and above, in case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
40 |
50 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
36.
Chief
Security Officer (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i)
A retired
Commissioned Officer not below the rank of Major or equivalent from the
Forces; and (ii)
two
years after retirement are not passed; and (iii) not retired from on medical grounds or
disciplinary grounds, |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
- |
- |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
37.
Chief
Medical Officer |
Syndicate |
(i)
MBBS
(first division) from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Medical Commission;
and (iii) twelve years’ experience in the relevant
field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
35 |
50 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
38.
Project
Director (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
(i)
B.Sc.
in Civil Engineering or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Engineering Council as Engineer in Civil; and (iii) twelve years’ post qualification experience
in relevant field; out of which four years’ experience must be related to
management of works. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Senior Engineers
(Civil)/XEN (Civil) (BS-18) with: (a) seven years’ service in BS-18, in case of
initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b) twelve years’ service in BS-17 and above, in
case of initial recruitment in BS-17. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
35 |
50 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
39.
Executive
Secretary (BS-19) |
Syndicate |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of selection on
merit from amongst Secretaries (BS-18) with: (a) seven years’ service in BS-18, in case of
initial recruitment in BS-18; or (b) twelve years’ service in BS-17 and above, in
case of initial recruitment in BS-17. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
40.
Chief
Secrecy Officer |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) eight
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) ten
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of selection on merit from amongst Deputy Secrecy
Officers (BS-18)
with: (c) seven years’ service in BS-18, in case of
initial recruitment in BS-18; or (d) twelve years’ service in BS-17 and above, in
case of initial recruitment in BS-17. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
30 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
41.
Deputy
Provost (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) three
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
42.
Deputy
Registrar (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant
Registrars (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University
of Kamalia |
43.
Deputy
Controller of Examinations (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) three
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant
Controllers of Examination (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
44.
Deputy
Treasurer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. in Finance or Commerce or
Accounting or Auditing or Economics or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) MBA
(Finance) or M.Com or ACCA or ACMA or M.Sc. or BS (four years) (second
division) in Economics or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
45.
Deputy
Director (Press, Media & Publication) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. in Mass Communication or
Media Studies or Journalism or Communication Studies or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Mass Communication or Media
Studies or Journalism or Communication Studies or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
46.
Deputy
Director (External Linkages) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
47.
Deputy
Director (Administration
& Coordination) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification post qualification experience in the relevant
field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
48.
Deputy
Director (Purchase
& Store) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Management Sciences or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii)
(a) MBA or M.Com or
ACCA or ACMA or M.Sc. or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
49.
Deputy
Director (Research, Innovation &
Commercialization) (ORIC) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) three
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Social Sciences or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
or public sector organization. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
50.
Manager
(Research Operations and Development) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. in Management Sciences or
Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Management Sciences or
Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
51.
Manager
(University- Industrial Linkages and Technology Transfer) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. in Management Sciences or
Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Management Sciences or
Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
52.
Manager
(Intellectual Property/ Legal Services) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) LLM
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (b)
three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) LLB
(second division) or equivalent from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (b)
five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
53.
Deputy
Director (Quality Enhancement Cell) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. in Management Sciences or
Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Management Sciences or
Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
54.
Deputy
Director (Planning and Development) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
(a) MS or M.Phil. in Economics or Engineering
or Management Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Economics or Engineering or
Management Sciences or Social Sciences or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
55.
Senior
Transport Officer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of
seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Transport Officers (BS-17) with five
years’ service. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
56.
Deputy
Director (Sports) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree (second division) in Physical Education or Sports Sciences or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; and (ii)
five
years’ experience in ganizing sports at national or
international level. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
57.
Senior
Medical Officer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
MBBS
(first division) from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; (ii)
registered
with the Pakistan Medical Commission; and (iii) five years’ post qualification experience in
the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Senior
Medical Officers (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
58.
Senior
Horticulture Officer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) M.Sc.
(second division) in Botany or Horticulture or Forestry or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; or (b) BS in Botany or Horticulture or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; and (c) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) B.Sc.
(second division) in Botany or Horticulture or Forestry or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) seven
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Horticulture Officers
(BS-17) with five years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
59.
Senior
Engineer (Civil)/XEN (Civil) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
B.Sc.
in Civil Engineering or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Engineering Council as Engineer in Civil; and (iii) five years’ experience of executive level in
construction sector. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant
Engineers (Civil) (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
60.
Senior
Engineer (Electrical)/ XEN (Electrical) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
B.Sc.
in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Engineering Council as Engineer in Electrical; and (iii) five years’ experience of executive level in
construction sector. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant
Engineers (Electrical) (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
61.
Deputy
Director (Information Technology Services) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Computer Science or Information Technology or Telecommunication System or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Computer Science or
Information Technology or Telecommunication
System or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
62.
System
Administrator (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Computer Science or Information Technology or Telecommunication System or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Computer Science or
Information Technology or Telecommunication
System or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 25%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Computer
programmers (BS-17) with five years’ service; and i)
25% by
promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Network
Administrators (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
63.
Deputy
Librarian (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Library and Information Sciences or Information Science or
Information Management or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Library and Information
Sciences or Information Science or Information Management or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
64.
Secretary (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
- |
- |
By
promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Personal
Secretaries (BS-17) with five years’ service. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
65.
Deputy
Director (Student Affairs) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification teaching and administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification teaching and administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
66.
Senior
Laboratory Engineer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
M.Sc.
(second division) in Engineering or equivalent qualification from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
67.
Deputy
Director (Academics) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification teaching or administrative experience from public
or private institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
or (ii) (a) Master’s
degree (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) five years’ post qualification teaching or
administrative experience from public or private institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
68.
Deputy
Director (Career Counseling Centre) (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) (a) MS
or M.Phil. in Management Sciences or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) MBA
or M.Com (second division) or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (b) five
years’ post qualification experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
69.
Senior
Press Manager (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Mass Communication or Media
Studies or Communication Studies or Journalism or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (ii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Press
Managers (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
70.
Software
Engineer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (second division) in Software
Engineer or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
71.
Data
base Administrator (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (second division) in Computer Science or Information Technology
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
72.
Deputy
Secrecy Officer (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant
Secrecy Officers (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
73.
Deputy
Director Legal Matters (BS-18) |
Syndicate |
(i) LL.B (second division) or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (ii) five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant
Directors Legal Matters (BS-17) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
25 |
45 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
74.
Dental
Surgeon (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Bachelor’s
degree in Dental Surgery (BDS) or equivalent qualification from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Medical Commission; and (iii)
one
year house job experience. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
75.
Assistant
Secrecy Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i) Master’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; or (ii) (a) Bachelor’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; and (b) two years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
76.
Research
Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
77.
Resident
Auditor (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
- |
- |
By deputation (as per section 25 of the Act) |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
78.
Assistant
Registrar |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or ACCA or ACMA or BS (four
years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) 75%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 25%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistants
(BS-16) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
79.
Assistant
Controller of Examinations (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
80.
Assistant
Treasurer |
Syndicate |
MBA or M.Com or ACMA
or ACCA or M.Sc. or BS (four
years) (second division) in Economics or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
81.
Assistant
Director (Press, Media & Publication)/ Public Relation Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree (second division) in Mass
Communication or Media Studies or Journalism or Communication Studies or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
82.
Assistant
Director (External Linkages) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
83.
Assistant Director Administration
& Coordination (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
84.
Press
Manager (BS-
17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in Mass Communication or Media Studies or Communication Studies or Journalism or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
85.
Assistant
Director (Purchase & Store) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
MBA or M.Com or ACMA
or ACCA or M.Sc. (second division)
in Economics or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
86.
Assistant
Director (Research, innovation &
Commercialization) (ORIC) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
87.
Publication/ Communication
Specialist (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (second division) in
Mass Communication or MBA or M. Com or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
88.
Computer
Hardware Engineer (BS- 17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
BS in
Engineering or BCS (second division) in the relevant field from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
89.
Financial
Aid & Scholarship Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
90.
Assistant
Director (Quality
Enhancement Cell) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in Social Sciences or Sciences or Management Sciences or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
91.
Assistant Director (Planning
and Development) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in Economics or Engineering or Management Sciences or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
92.
Security
Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i) Bachelor’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; or (ii) (a) retired
commissioned officer from the Forces; (b) not retired on medical or disciplinary
grounds; and (c) two years after retirement are not passed. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
93.
Transport
Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract. |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
94.
Assistant
Director Sports (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree (second division) in Physical
Education or Sports Sciences from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
95.
Medical
Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
MBBS
(first division) from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Medical Commission; and (iii) one year house job experience. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
96.
Horticulture
Officer (BS-17)
|
Syndicate |
(i)
M.Sc.
(second division) in Botany or Horticulture or Forestry or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; or (ii)
BS
(four years) (second division) in Botany or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; or (iii) (a) B.Sc.
(second division) in Forestry or Horticulture or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (b) two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
97.
Assistant
Engineer (Civil) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
B.Sc.
(second division) in Civil Engineering or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Engineering Council as Engineer in Civil. |
B.Sc. (second division) in Civil Engineering
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission. |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Senior Sub
Engineers (Civil) (BS-16) with eight years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
98.
Assistant
Engineer (Electrical) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
B.Sc.
(second division) in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
registered
with Pakistan Engineering Council as Engineer in Electrical. |
B.Sc. (second division) in Electrical
Engineering or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission. |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Senior
Sub-Engineers (Electrical) (BS-16) with eight years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
99.
Estate
Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i) Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (ii) two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
100. Assistant Director (Information Technology
Services) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree (second division) in Computer
Science or Information Technology or Telecommunication System or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
101. Assistant Director (Academics)(BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
102. Laboratory Engineer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
B.Sc. (second division) in Engineering from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
103. Computer Programmer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree (second division) in Computer
Science or Information Technology or Telecommunication System or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant
Computer Programmers (BS-16) with six years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
104. Network Administrator (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree (second division) in Computer
Science or Information Technology or Telecommunication System or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
105. Assistant Librarian (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in Library and Information Sciences or Information Science or Information
Management or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
106. Personal Secretary (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (four
years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
speed
of hundred words per minutes of shorthand; (iii)
speed
of fifty words per minutes of typing on computer in English; and (iv)
sufficient
knowledge of computer. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Senior Scale
Stenographers (BS-16) with eight years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
107. Assistant Director (Student Affairs) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second division)
or equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by
Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
108. Student Counselor (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division or CGPA 2.5) in Psychology or Applied Psychology or Clinical
Psychology and ADCP or PGDC or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
109. Assistant Director (Career Counseling Centre) (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
110. Clinical Psychologist (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i) MS (second division) in Clinical Psychology
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; or (ii) Master’s degree (second division) in
Psychology or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (a) advance diploma in Clinical Psychology from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission
; and (b) two years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
111. Protocol Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
112. Data Analyst (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
M.Sc.
or BS (four years) (second division) in Statistics or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
113. Statistical Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
(i)
M.Sc.
or BS (four years) (second division) in Statistics or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
114. Data Processing Officer (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in the relevant field or equivalent qualification from an institute
or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
115. Assistant Director Legal Matters (BS-17) |
Syndicate |
LLB or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular or Contract |
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C – NON-TEACHING (CLASS-B POSTS) |
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University of Kamalia |
116. Personal Assistant (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) BS (four years) (second division) in
English or Management Sciences or Computer Science or Sociology or Public
Administration or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii) five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 20%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 80%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Senior Scale Stenographers (BS-16) with
three years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
117. Assistant (Accounts)
(BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in Commerce or Management
Sciences or Accounting and Finance or Economics or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (ii)
five
years’ experience of handling accounts or audit matters. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Accountants
(BS-15) with three years’ service as such. If none is available by promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
118. Assistant (Auditor) (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in Commerce or Management Sciences or Accounting and Finance or
Economics or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii) five
years’ experience of handling accounts or audit matters. |
- |
i)
50% by initial recruitment; and ii)
50% by
promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Auditors (BS-15)
with three years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
119. Assistant (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii) five
years’ experience in Microsoft Office. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Senior
Clerks (BS-14) with three years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
120. Assistant Computer Programmer |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
(a) MCS or MIT or MTS (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; or (b)
B.Sc.
(Computer Science as major subject) or equivalent qualification from an
institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii) four years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
121. Senior Computer Operator (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in Computer Science or Software Engineering or Information
Technology or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii) three
years’ experience in Microsoft office, web development or graphic designing
or data processing. |
- |
By promotion on the basis of
seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Computer Operators (BS-15) with three
years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
122. Senior Sub- Engineer (Electrical) (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Diploma
of Associate Engineering in Electrical Engineering from a recognized
institute; and (ii)
ten
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 67%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 33%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Sub Engineers
(Electrical) (BS-14) with five years’ service as such If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
40 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
123. Senior Scale Stenographer (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
five
years’ experience in Microsoft Office; and (iii)
speed
of hundred words per minutes of shorthand; and (iv)
speed
of forty words per minutes of typing in English on computer. |
- |
By Promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness
from amongst Stenographers (BS-15) with three years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
124.
Security
Officer (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Ex-service man: (a) not below the rank of Subedar Major or
equivalent rank from infantry or armor or military police with exemplary
service record; or (b) Subedar with two years’ experience as
Assistant Security Officer in any Security Department; (ii)
not be
retired from forces on medical grounds or disciplinary grounds; and (iii)
two
years are not passed after retirement. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Assistant Security
Officers (BS-14) with four years’
service as such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
30 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
125.
Chief
Technician (Dispensary) (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness
from amongst Senior Technicians
(Dispensary) (BS-14) with five years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
126.
Broadcast
Engineer (BS-16) |
Vice
Chancellor |
(i)
BS
(second division) in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in broadcast media. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
127.
Deputy
Estate Officer |
Vice
Chancellor |
(i)
Bachelor’s
degree (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
three
years’ administrative or office experience. |
- |
i) 50% by initial recruitment; and ii) 50% by promotion
on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Assistant Estate
Officers (BS-14) with five years’ service as
such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
128.
Assistant
Program Producer (BS-16) |
Vice
Chancellor |
(i)
MA
(second division)
in Mass Communication or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in broadcast media. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
129.
Senior
Proof Reader (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in English or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission;
and (ii)
three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50% by initial recruitment; and ii) 50% by promotion
on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Proof Readers (BS-14) with
three years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
130.
Media Coordinator
(BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second division)
in Journalism or Mass Communication or Media Studies or equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
131. Demonstrator/Research Assistant/ Teaching
Assistant/ Research Fellow (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second division)
or equivalent qualification in the relevant subject from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
132.
Assistant
Manager (Intellectual Property & Legal Services) (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
LLB or equivalent from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
133.
Nurse (BS-16) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
BS
Nursing from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (ii)
three
years Diploma in Nursing from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
134.
Head
Draftsman (BS-15) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-
cum-fitness from amongst Draftsmans (BS-13) with five years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
135.
Accountant
(BS-15) |
Vice Chancellor |
B.Com (second division) or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
136.
Computer
Operator (BS-15) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) (a) Bachelor’s
degree (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (b) three months computer training course or
diploma in MS Office from a recognized institute; and; (c) speed of forty words per minute of typing
on computer in English; or (ii) (a) BCS
(second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) speed
of forty words per minute of typing on computer in English. |
- |
i) 50% by initial recruitment; and ii) 50% by promotion
on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Junior Computer
Operators (BS-12) with five years’ service as
such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
137.
Stenographer
(BS-15) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Bachelor’s
degree (second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
speed
of forty words per minute of typing on computer in English and Urdu; and (iii)
speed
of eighty words per minute of shorthand. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
138.
Auditor
(BS-15) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
B. Com
(second division) or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i) 50% by initial recruitment; and ii) 50% by promotion
on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Junior Auditors (BS-11)
with five years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
139.
Hardware
Technician (BS-15) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
(a) Bachelor’s degree (second division) in Computer
Science or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b) two
years’ experience in the relevant field; or (ii)
(a) Bachelor’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; (b) PGD
in Computer Hardware or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (c)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
140.
Senior
Store Keeper (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Bachelor’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification
from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; and (ii) three
years’ experience in store keeping. |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness
from amongst Store Keepers (BS-11) with three years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
141.
Workshop
Instructor (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Diploma
of Associate Engineering in Mechanical or Industrial from a recognized
institute; and (ii)
seven
years’ experience in industry or technical educational sector. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
142.
Engineering
Lab Assistant (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Diploma
of Associate Engineering (three years) in the relevant field from a
recognized institute; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in the relevant filed. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
143.
Sanitary
Supervisor (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
Diploma in Public Health or Sanitation from a
recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
144.
Library
Assistant (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) (a) Bachelor’s
degree (second division) in Library Science or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (b)
three years’ experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) from a recognized Board; (b) Certificate in Library Science; (c) knowledge of Computer; and (d) five years’ experience in the relevant
field. |
(i)
Bachelor’s
degree (second division) in Library Science or equivalent qualification from
an institute or university recognized by Higher Education Commission; or (ii)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) from a recognized Board with
Certificate in Library Science and having knowledge of Computer. |
i) 50% by initial recruitment; and ii) 50% by promotion
on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Library Clerks (BS-11)
with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
145.
Assistant
Security Officer (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Ex-service man: (a) not below the rank of Naib Subedar Major or
equivalent rank from Forces; or (b) Subedar or equivalent rank from Forces with
two years’ experience as Assistant Security Officer; and (ii)
not be
retired from forces on medical or disciplinary grounds; and (iii) two
years are not passed after retirement. |
- |
i) 50% by initial recruitment; and ii) 50% by promotion
on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Head Security Guards
(BS-11) with three years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
21 |
35 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
146.
Sub
Engineer (Electrical) (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
Diploma of Associate Engineering in
Electrical Engineering from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
147.
Sub
Engineer (Civil) (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
Diploma of Associate Engineering in Civil
Engineering from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
148. Senior Clerk (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of
seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Junior Clerks
(BS-11) with five years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
149.
Supervisor
(Horticulture & Landscaping) |
Vice Chancellor |
Master’s degree or BS (four years) (second
division) in Horticulture or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
150.
Assistant
Estate Officer |
Vice Chancellor |
Bachelor’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
151.
Caretaker
(BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
Bachelor’s degree (second division) or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
152.
Sports
Supervisor (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) (a) BS
(four years) (second division) in Physical Education or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission; or (b) Bachelor’s degree (second division) in
Physical Education or equivalent qualification from an institute or
university recognized by Higher Education Commission; and (ii)
five
years professional experience of coaching. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
153.
Machine
Man (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Bachelor’s
degree (second division) from an institute or university
recognized by Higher Education Commission; (ii)
Diploma
of Associate Engineering (Printing and Drafts) from recognized institute; and (iii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
40 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
154.
Graphic
Designer (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) MA or BS (four years) in Graphic Design or
Bachelor in Fine Arts in Graphic Design from an institute or university recognized
by Higher Education Commission; or (ii)
(a) Diploma in Graphic and Printing or
equivalent qualification from an recognized
institute; and (b) three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
40 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
155.
Hostel
Warden (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) (a) Master’s
degree or BS (four years) (second division) in the relevant field or
equivalent qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; and (b) three
years’ experience in the relevant field; or (ii) (a) Bachelor’s
degree (second division) from an institute or university recognized by Higher
Education Commission; and (b) five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
25 |
40 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
156.
Proof
Reader (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
BS (second division) in English or equivalent
qualification from an institute or university recognized by Higher Education
Commission. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
157.
Senior
Technician (Dispensary) (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of
seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Technicians (Dispensary) (BS-12) with five
years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
158.
Senior
Telephone Technician (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of
seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Telephone Technicians (BS-11) with five
years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
159.
Supervisor
(Construction/
Maintenance) (BS-14) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized
Board; (ii)
Diploma
of Associate Engineering (three years) (second division) in Civil or
Architecture or equivalent qualification from a recognized institute; and (iii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
160.
Draftsman
(BS-13) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Diploma
in Civil Draftsman (two years) after Secondary School Certificate with
Science; (ii)
five years’
experience in the relevant field with proficiency in AutoCAD. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract. |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
161.
Instrument
Repairer (BS-13) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Diploma of Associate Engineering in
Electronics or Instrumentation or Electrical or Mechanical from a recognized
institute; and (ii) three years’ experience of installation and
repair of instruments or
equipment. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
162. CNC Operator (BS-13) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Diploma of
Associate Engineering in Computer Numeric Control Machining from recognized
institute; and (ii) three years’ experience in the relevant
field |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
163. Power Plant Supervisor (BS-13) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Diploma of Associate Engineering in
Electrical from a recognized Board; and (ii) five
years’ experience of operating Diesel Generating Systems. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract. |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
164. Laboratory Supervisor (BS- 13) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Diploma of Associate Engineering in the
relevant field from a recognized Board; and (ii) five years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
165. Technician (Dispensary) (BS-12) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of
seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Dispensers (BS-09) with five years’
service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
166. Imam (BS-12) |
Vice Chancellor |
Sanad Daras-i-Nizami
or Sanad Fazil-i-Arabi
with proficiency in qirat. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
40 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
167. Lady Health Visitor |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate with Science
from a recognized Board; (ii) Lady Health Visitor Certificate from a
recognized institute; and (iii) five years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
21 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
168. Junior Computer Operator (BS-12) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) (a) Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized
Board and computer training course or diploma (three months) in MS Office
from a recognized institute; or (b)
ICS
(second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
speed
of forty words per minute of typing on computer in English. |
- |
i) 80% by initial recruitment; and ii) 20% by promotion
on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Computer Technicians (BS-11)
with three years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
169. Assistant Surveyor (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Higher Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; (ii) Certificate in Draftsmanship or Surveyor from
a recognized Board; and (iii) three years’ experience in the relevant
field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
170. Electrician (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Higher Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; (ii) Diploma of Associate Engineering (three
years) (second division) in Electrical or equivalent qualification from a
recognized institute; and (iii) two years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
171. Machine Man
Rota (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Higher Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; and (ii) three years’ practical working on ‘L model’
and box feeder model Rota machine. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
172. Head Security Guard (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Security Guards (BS-05) or Security Guards (Female)
(BS-05) with seven years’ service
as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
173. Junior Clerk (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; (ii)
speed
of twenty five words per minute of typing on
computer in English; and (iii)
proficient
in M.S. Office or any other compatible office application. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
174. Junior Auditor (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) I.Com or D.Com
(second division) from a recognized Board; and (ii) good command in MS Office or relevant
software. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
175. Store Keeper (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (ii)
speed
of twenty five words per minute of typing on computer
in English. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Junior Store Keepers (BS-07) with three
years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
176. Computer Technician (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate second division) or equivalent
qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
177. Lab Technician |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Laboratory
Assistants (BS-07) with five years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
178. Video Conference
Operator (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
179. Network Support Assistant (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
180. Telephone Technician (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Telephone Linemans (BS-04)
with five years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
181. CCTV Technician (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
182. Senior Telephone Operator (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Telephone Operators (BS-07) with five years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
183. Non
Linear Editor |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (ii) three years’ experience of video editing in
broadcast media. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
184. Dental Technician (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) with Science
or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; (ii)
Diploma
in Dental Technician from a recognized Board; and (iii)
three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
185. Camera Technician (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
186. Library Clerk (BS-11) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
(a) Bachelor’s degree (second division) with
Library Science or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by the Higher Education Commission; or (b) Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board with three years’ experience in the relevant field;
and (ii) speed of thirty five
words per minute of typing in English on computer. |
(i)
(a) Bachelor’s degree (second division) with
Library Science or equivalent qualification from an institute or university
recognized by the Higher Education Commission; or (b) Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) from a recognized Board; and; (ii) speed thirty five
words per minute of typing in English on computer. |
i) 50%
by initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Library
Attendants (BS-05) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
20 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
187. Cameraman (BS-09) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized
Board; and (ii)
five
years’ experience of photography and video recording in broadcast media. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
188.
Qaria
(Female) (BS-09) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; (ii)
Hifz-e-Quran
with Tajveed from a recognized Madrasah; and (iii)
proficient
in Qirat. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
189. Wire Man (BS-09) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; (ii) Diploma or Certificate (six months) in
electrical work; and (iii) five years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
190. AC/ Refrigerator Mechanic (BS-09) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; (ii) Diploma or Certificate (six months) in
electrical work; and (iii) five years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
191. Dispenser |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Higher Secondary School Certificate (second
division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii) Diploma in relevant field from a recognized
institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
192. Dresser (BS-09) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from
a recognized Board; (ii)
nursing
course certificate from a recognized institute; and (iii)
three
years’ experience in relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
193. Helper Rota (BS-07) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate (second division)
from a recognized Board; and (ii) three years’ experience of working on
particular printing machine. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
194. Lightman (BS-07) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; and (ii) three years’ experience in the field of
broadcast media. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
195. Junior Store Keeper (BS-07) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
speed
of twenty five words per minute of typing on
computer. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
196. Telephone Operator (BS-07) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Higher Secondary School Certificate
(second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii) three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract. |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
197. Laboratory Assistant (BS-07) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By
promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-
fitness from amongst Senior Lab
Attendants (BS-05) with five years’
service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
198. Senior Cook (BS-07) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum- fitness from amongst Cooks (BS-05) with three years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
199. Senior Book Binder (BS-07) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; and (ii) eight years’ experience in the relevant
field. |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum- fitness from amongst the Book Binders (BS-05). If none is available for promotion then by initial
recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
200. Welder |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Literate;
and (ii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
201. Library Attendant (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board; and (ii) certificate in Library Science. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
202. Photo Copier Operator (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
203. Radio Operator (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in radio operations. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
204. Senior Lab Attendant (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum- fitness from amongst Computer Lab Attendants (BS-01) or Junior Lab Attendants (BS-01) or Museum
Lab Attendants (BS-01) or Herbarium Lab Attendants (BS-01) or Lab Attendants Plant Experiment Station (BS-01) or Animal House Lab Attendants
(BS-01) with three years’ service
as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
205. Coach |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
five years’ coaching experience at Board
level. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
206. Mason |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in the relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
207. Junior Machine Man |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in the relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
208. Calligrapher (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
209. Auto Electrician (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in the relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
210. Auto Mechanic (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in the relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
211. Painter (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in the relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
212. Lineman (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
213. Tube Well Operator (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
214. Generator Operator (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
two
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
215. Paper Feeder |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
216. Machine Operator (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Higher Secondary School Certificate (second
division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii) two years’ experience of operating and
trouble-shooting of photostat machine or turbines or sewage pumps or any other
technical expertise. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
217. Security Guard (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Ex-service
man: (a)
not
below the rank of Lance Naik or equivalent rank from forces; (b)
not
retired on medical or disciplinary grounds; (c)
experience
in security matters; and (d)
two
years are not passed after retirement; or (ii)
Higher
Secondary School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification
from a recognized Board; and (iii)
height
= 5’ 6’’. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
- |
- |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
218. Security Guard (Female) (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; (ii)
height
= 5’ 2’’; and (iii)
possess
good physical health and physique. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
219. Cook |
Vice Chancellor |
(iii)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (iv)
two
years’ experience the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
220. Book Binder (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
(v)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (vi)
three
years’ experience the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
221. Midwife/ Maid (BS-05) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
222. Carpenter (BS-04) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in the relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
223. Plumber (BS-04) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
Diploma
in the relevant field from a recognized institute. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
224. Bus Driver (BS-04) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; (ii)
valid
Heavy Transport Vehicle
driving license and Public Service Vehicle driving license; and (iii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant filed; and |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
30 |
45 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
225. Tractor Driver |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; (ii)
valid
Commercial Tractor Trolley driving license; and (iii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant filed |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
226. Driver (LTV) (BS-04) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; (ii)
valid
Light Transport Vehicle driving license and Public Service Vehicle driving License; and (iii)
five
years’ experience in the relevant filed. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
227. Telephone Lineman (BS-04) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
228. Daftri (BS-04) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of
seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Naib Qasids
(BS-01) with five years’ service as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
229. Dispatch Rider |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii)
valid
motorcycle driving license. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
230. Head Sanitary Worker (BS-02) |
Vice Chancellor |
- |
- |
By promotion on the basis of seniority-cum- fitness from amongst the Sanitary Workers (BS-01)
with fifteen years’ experience as such. |
- |
- |
- |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
231. Ground man (BS-02) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Secondary School Certificate (second
division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board; and (ii) five years’ experience in the relevant field.
|
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) from a recognized Board. |
i)
50% by
initial recruitment; and ii) 50%
by promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst the Malis (BS-01) or Beldars
(BS-01) with five years’ service. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
232. Head Mali (BS-02) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
three
years’ experience in the relevant field. |
- |
i)
50% by
promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Malis (BS-01) with five years’ service as such; and ii)
50% by
promotion on the basis of seniority-cum-fitness from amongst Beldars (BS-01) having five years’ service as such. If none is available for promotion then by
initial recruitment. |
18 |
30 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
233. Sanitary Worker |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
234. Beldar |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract. |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
235. Mali |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
236. Chowkidar (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i) Literate; (ii) height of 5’ 6’’; and (iii) Chest of 32’-34’ |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
237. Bus Conductor (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
238. Bus Cleaner (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
239. Computer Lab Attendant (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) with Computer Science from a recognized Board. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
240. Junior Lab Attendant (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) with Science from a recognized Board. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
241. Museum Lab Attendant (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) with Science from a recognized Board. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
242. Herbarium Lab Attendant (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) with Science from a recognized Board. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract. |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
243. Lab Attendant Plant Experiment Station
(BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) with Science from a recognized Board. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
244. Animal House Lab Attendant (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) with Science from a recognized Board. |
- |
By initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
245. Helper (Carpenter) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
246. Helper (Mason) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
247. Helper (Plumber) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
248. Helper (Electrician) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
||||||||
University of Kamalia |
249. Helper (Auto Electrician) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
250. Helper (Auto Mechanic) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
251. Helper (Painter) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
252. Helper (Lineman) (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
|
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
253. Helper (Cook) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
254. Child Attendant (BS-01) (Female) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
255. Naib Qasid (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
256. Orderly (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
257. Sweeper (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
258. Sewerman (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
259. Khadim Masjid |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
260. Paperman (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Literate;
and (ii)
one
year’s experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
261. Ink man (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Literate;
and (ii)
one
year’s experience in the relevant field. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
262. Plate maker (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
(i)
Secondary
School Certificate (second division) or equivalent qualification from a
recognized Board; and (ii)
two
years’ experience of plate
making both deep and surface. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
263. Mess Helper (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Literate. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular
or Contract |
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University of Kamalia |
264. Guest House Attendant (BS-01) |
Vice Chancellor |
Secondary School Certificate (second
division) or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board. |
- |
By
initial recruitment. |
18 |
25 |
Regular or Contract |
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SCHEDULE-II
RECRUITMENT POLICY 2022
SECTION-1: GENERAL
GUIDELINES FOR RECRUITMENT
1.1 General guidelines for recruitments in
the University of Kamalia are given as under;
1.
The Registrar
shall periodically update the detail of available vacancies and ensure that
recruitment is made against clear-cut vacancies which have been approved under
the statutes by competent forum, after accounting for vacancies occurring due
to leave, deputation etc. and he will also ensure that there is no bar imposed
on recruitment in autonomous bodies by the Government.
2.
As per
availability of the posts in the budget, the Registrar Office would consult the
Treasure Office and advertise the vacant positions, after having approval of
the Competent Authority. A post required to be filled should not left vacant without
cogent reason. Vice-Chancellor shall keep syndicate informed about filled and
vacant positions.
3.
Posts shall be
advertised as per criteria laid down in Service Statutes, in the National Press
(at least Two National Dailies) and on University’s website indicating
prescribed qualification, experience etc.
4.
At least 15 days will be given for receipt of
applications from the date of publication of advertisement.
5.
The
applications will be received and entered manually and electronically. Record
of all the applications will be made available online.
6.
The Job
Application and Bio-data Forms of the all the candidates, along with data entry
sheets and other documents, attached by the candidates, will be sent to the
Scrutiny Committee, constituted by the Competent Authority, for ascertaining
the relevant experience and determining the basic eligibility of the
candidates, as per criteria prescribed in the Service Statutes.
7.
If the Scrutiny Committee declares a candidate
eligible with certain observations, his / her candidatures would be placed
before the Selection Board or Selection Committee etc., as the case may be,
along with the observations as a part of relevant agenda item.
8.
In the light of
Scrutiny Committee’s recommendations, the list of eligible candidates will be
finalized as initial merit list on the basis of academic and professional
credentials of the applicants.
9.
In consultation
with its Members and after having approval of the Chairman, Selection
Board/Committee, date of Selection Board/ Selection Committee, as the case may
be, shall be finalized. All the members of Selection Board/ Selection Committee
shall be invited well in time in writing clearly mentioning the date, time and
venue of interview.
10.
Call Letters
will be issued to the eligible candidates for their information about the date,
time, and venue of the interview. The Registrar Office may also intimate the
candidates through telephone calls, if required. Call letters will be issued at
least 07 days prior to date of interview.
11.
On interview
date, the attendance of the candidates will be recorded by getting their
signatures on Attendance Sheet for the Candidates and original documents of the
candidates will also be checked, if required, by the concerned official(s) of
Registrar Office. On the request of the candidate on hardship basis, Selection
Board/Search/Selection Committee, if deems appropriate, may allow and conduct
video-interview of the candidate on-line.
12.
The relevant
Selection Committee or Selection Board, as given in the Act for different categories
of posts, shall conduct interview and recommend suitable candidates for
appointment, strictly on the basis of merit/selection criteria, to the
appointing authority.
13.
Interview Marks
will be equally distributed among members of Selection Board/Committees and
Interview marks will be calculated averaging the marks awarded by all members.
14.
With the
Approval of the Vice Chancellor, evaluation proforma will be prepared and
placed before the Selection Board along with Job Application and Bio-data Forms
and other relevant documents of candidates for assessing the performance and
awarding of the marks for the interview. It will be responsibility of Registrar
to correctly reflect academic, professional etc. marks.
15.
Immediately
after the completion of interview in every category, the result of the
assessments/marks, awarded to the candidates, will be compiled/ collated in the
interview room, on the basis of marks awarded by the Members/ Experts of the
Selection Board/ Selection Committee.
16.
After the
completion of whole process of interviews, the minutes of the meeting of the
Selection Board/Selection Committee will be finalized, in accordance with the
recommendations of the Selection Board/ Selection Committee and will be placed
for the approval of the Vice Chancellor/ Chairperson, Selection Board/
Selection Committee as the case may be.
17.
Thereafter, the
said minutes of the Selection Board/Selection Committee/Search Committee, as
the case may be will be placed before the Syndicate/ VC/ Governor, being the
Appointing Authority, for approval as the case may be.
18.
The offer of
appointments, shall be issued with the approval of appointing Authority, to the
selected candidates clearly indicating the terms, and conditions of such
appointment in accordance with service statutes.
19.
The terms and
conditions of contract/ regular/ TTS appointment, as the case may be, will be
prepared and approved as per provisions of respective Service Statutes.
Appointment orders shall be issued with the approval of competent authority
after the acceptance of offer and after ensuring that all the legal formalities
have been fulfilled.
20.
It is mandatory upon the Registrar Office to
get verified the medical fitness, academic and professional credentials of the
selected candidate(s), through the Degree Verification Cell, and securing
clearance through the Police Department at the earliest and report to the Vice
Chancellor, in case any anomaly emerges during the verification process.
Appointment letters will be issue after the verification of aforementioned
documents.
21.
Age relaxation
will be dealt with in accordance with provisions of the Act and Service
Statutes.
22.
Requirement of
Domicile shall be governed according to the Act / Service Statutes of the
University.
23.
Recruitment on
contract, regular or TTS, as the case may be, shall be governed by Act/ Service
Statutes of the University, criteria set by Higher Education Commission, where
required.
24.
Subject to the
provisions of the Act and Service Statutes, University, in case of bulk of
applications for a post, may undertake in prescribed manner screening Test.
Screening test, where so required, shall be conducted of eligible candidates
only.
25.
Treasurer
Office shall prepare the TA/ DA/ honorarium bills and will make payment to
Members of the Selection Board/ Selection Committee and Subject Experts as per
approved criteria. Moreover, indigenous/ foreign experts will also be paid
remuneration, through Bank, as per approved rates, after the receipt of
requisite reports.
26.
After one month
of the meeting of the Syndicate, the non-recommended candidates can get their
dossiers back by submitting a formal application in the Recruitment Cell of the
Registrar Office. After 12 months of the meeting of the Syndicate, no applicant
shall have the right to challenge the decision of the University, in any court
of law or any legal forum, whatsoever the case may be, and the University will
dispose of the dossiers of the non-recommended applicants.
27.
The Syndicate
may recommend modification in the policy and procedure of Recruitment Process,
as it may deem fit, in accordance with the provisions of Act and Service
Statutes of the University.
1.2 Procedure for verification of dossiers of
candidates for Teaching positions:
1.
In case of
Professor and Associate Professor:
i.
Dossiers (Application
and Bio-data Forms) shall be sent to the Scrutiny Committee which shall be
constituted under the relevant law by the competent authority and duly
represented by relevant and experienced minds and heads of QEC and ORIC.
Scrutiny Committee shall ascertain the validity and legality of the
publications of the applicants, in line with the HEC’s criteria and guidelines.
Aforementioned Committee shall also ascertain the relevant experience, verify
documents, and determine the basic eligibility of the candidates, as per
Prescribed Criteria.
ii.
After initial
verification of Scrutiny Committee, dossiers, submitted by the candidates (for
the positions of Professor and Associate Professor) shall be sent to the
Experts for evaluation, via email / earth mail, in light of assessment of the
basic eligibility of the candidates, as per below:
·
For TTS
positions, the dossiers shall be sent to the Technical Review Panel (TRP), in
line with the provisions of HEC’s Tenure Track Statutes.
·
For BPS
positions
a.
Professor
(BPS-21): The dossiers of the applicants shall be sent to at least two foreign
experts and at least one indigenous expert, as approved by the Vice Chancellor.
b.
Associate
Professor (BPS-20): The dossiers of the applicants shall be sent to at least
two foreign experts and at least one indigenous expert, as approved by the Vice
Chancellor.
Explanation:
The Expert must not be below the rank of full
Professor in the relevant subject / field.
Reports
of experts shall be placed before the Selection Board for consideration. However,
the Selection Board will be the final authority to recommend any candidate or
otherwise, whatsoever the case may be. Selection Board shall record the reason
for non-recommending a candidature of a candidate.
iii.
For TTS
positions, appointments shall be made in accordance with approved service
statutes of the university or with the approval of competent authority as the
case may be.
2.
The names of
subject, indigenous or foreign Experts (where required) shall be recommended by
chairperson/ in-charge of relevant department and approved by the Vice
Chancellor/ Authority. Provided, if in-charge etc., is himself/ herself is
candidate, Registrar shall recommend names of experts to Vice Chancellor/
Authority for approval.
1.3. Test
for Short listing/ Qualification:
1.
In case 10 or
more applications are received against an advertised post or where required by
the Service Statutes, a Test (written/ typing/ screening tests) may be
conducted of all the eligible candidates, as per procedure approved by the
Authority.
2.
The said test
will only be held to shortlist the candidates, in terms of either Pass (50% or
above as mentioned in Service Statutes) or Fail (less than 50% as mentioned in
Service Statutes). Test marks will not be included in the initial or final
merit list.
3.
In case
screening test is held for a post, it will be mandatory for all eligible
candidates to appear, whether applying on merit or against any of the quotas.
Non-Appearance in the screening test will automatically render a candidate
ineligible/ disqualified for a post.
SECTION-2: QUANTIFICATION/SELECTION
CRITERIA FOR MINISTERIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS (OTHER THAN STATUTORY POSTS)
A: CRITERIA FOR POSTS IN BS-1 TO 4
Total Marks 100
i). Educational Qualification:
Maximum
Marks 65
a.
Where
prescribed minimum qualification is literate.
Literate |
45 |
Primary |
50 |
Middle |
60 |
Matric |
65 |
b. Where
prescribed minimum qualification is Primary.
Primary |
50 |
Middle |
60 |
Matric |
65 |
c. Where
prescribed minimum qualification is Middle.
Middle |
50 |
Matric |
60 |
Intermediate |
65 |
d. Where
the prescribed minimum qualification is Matric.
Matric |
50 |
Intermediate |
60 |
Bachelor |
65 |
ii). Experience in relevant Field:
Maximum
10 Marks
(Over
and above the experience prescribed in respective Service Statutes)
a |
Two
Year |
05 |
b |
Four
Year |
07 |
c |
Six
Years |
10 |
To calculate the period of Experience:
i.
More than 20
months will be counted as 2 years;
ii.
More than 20
days will be counted as 1 month.
iii) EX-SERVICEMAN/HAFIZ-E-QURAN: Marks 05
iv) INTERVIEW: Maximum
Marks 20
B: CRITERIA
FOR POSTS FROM BS 5 TO 10
Total
Marks 100
i). Educational Qualification: Maximum Marks 65
a. Where minimum prescribed qualification is
Matric/ equivalent
|
|
A+
Grade |
A Grade |
B
Grade |
C
Grade |
D
Grade |
E
Grade |
1 |
Matric |
65 |
58.5 |
52 |
45.5 |
39 |
32.5 |
b. Where minimum prescribed qualification is
Intermediate/ equivalent
|
|
A+ Grade |
A Grade |
B Grade |
C Grade |
D Grade |
E Grade |
1 |
Matric (33%) |
21.45 |
19.30 |
17.16 |
15 |
12.87 |
10.73 |
2 |
Intermediate (67%) |
43.55 |
39.20 |
34.84 |
30.48 |
26.13 |
21.77 |
c. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Bachelor Degree/ equivalent
|
1st
Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (17%) |
11.05 |
9.95 |
6.66 |
Intermediate (33%) |
21.45 |
19.30 |
12.93 |
Bachelor (50%) |
32.50 |
29.25 |
19.60 |
ii). Higher
Qualification in Relevant Field
Maximum
Marks 05
Next above the qualification
prescribed under the Service Statutes
1 |
One
stage higher |
02 |
2 |
Two
stages higher |
03 |
3 |
Three
stages higher |
05 |
iii) Experience
in relevant Field
Maximum
Marks 05
(Over and above the experience
required in service statutes)
1 |
One
year |
1 Mark |
2 |
Two
years |
2
Marks |
3 |
Three
years |
3
Marks |
4 |
Four
years |
4
Marks |
5 |
Five
years or above |
5
Marks |
iv) EX-SERVICEMAN/
HAFIZ-E-QURAN Marks
05
v) INTERVIEW Maximum Marks 20
C. CRITERIA FOR BS-11 AND ABOVE
(NON-TEACHING AND NON-STATUTORY POSTS)
Total Marks 100
i). Educational Qualification Maximum Marks 60
a. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is matric or equivalent
|
A+
Grade |
A
Grade |
B
Grade |
C
Grade |
D
Grade |
E
Grade |
Matric |
60 |
55 |
50 |
40 |
35 |
30 |
b. Where minimum prescribed qualification
is Intermediate or equivalent
|
A+
Grade |
A
Grade |
B
Grade |
C
Grade |
D
Grade |
E
Grade |
Matric (33%) |
20 |
18 |
17 |
13 |
12 |
10 |
Intermediate (67%) |
40 |
37 |
33 |
27 |
23 |
20 |
c. Where minimum prescribed
qualification is Bachelor Degree or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (17%) |
10 |
09 |
07 |
Intermediate (33%) |
20 |
18 |
13 |
Bachelor (50%) |
30 |
28 |
20 |
d. Where minimum prescribed
qualification is Master Degree or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (8%) |
05 |
04 |
03 |
Intermediate (17%) |
10 |
09 |
07 |
Bachelor (25%) |
15 |
14 |
10 |
Masters (50%) |
30 |
28 |
20 |
e. Where minimum prescribed
qualification is M.Phil. Degree or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (5%) |
03 |
02 |
01 |
Intermediate (10%) |
06 |
05 |
04 |
Bachelor (20%) |
12 |
11 |
09 |
Masters (30%) |
18 |
16 |
12 |
M.Phil. (35%) |
21 |
19 |
14 |
f. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Ph.D. Degree or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (5%) |
03 |
02 |
01 |
Intermediate (10%) |
06 |
05 |
04 |
Bachelor (15%) |
09 |
08 |
05 |
Masters (20%) |
12 |
11 |
07 |
M.Phil. (25%) |
15 |
14 |
08 |
Ph.D. (25%) |
15 |
ii). Higher Qualification in Relevant Field
Maximum Marks 5
1 |
One
stage higher |
2 |
2 |
Two
stages higher |
3 |
3 |
Three stages
higher |
5 |
(Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Masters, Higher Qualification will be
graded at two stages and with the marks 3 and 5 respectively. Where minimum
prescribed qualification is M.Phil., Higher Qualification (Ph.D.) will be graded
at on stage with 2 marks. In case of BS, Percentage of Bachelor and Masters
will be combined. Marks for 2nd and 3rd Division will be
calculated @ 93% and 67% respectively of marks of 1st Division)
iii) Experience
in relevant Field; Maximum
Marks 5
(Over and above the experience
required in service statutes)
1 |
One
year |
1 Mark |
2 |
Two
years |
2
Marks |
3 |
Three
years |
3Marks |
4 |
Four
years |
4
Marks |
5 |
Five
years or above |
5
Marks |
IV). Interview Maximum
Marks 30
D. CRITERIA
FOR STATUTORY POSTS (CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATION, TREASURE AND REGISTRAR) OF
UNIVERSITIES
Total
Marks 100
i). Education Qualification: Maximum Marks 60
a. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Master Degree or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (8%) |
05 |
04 |
03 |
Intermediate (17%) |
10 |
09 |
07 |
Bachelor (25%) |
15 |
14 |
10 |
Masters (50%) |
30 |
28 |
20 |
(In case
of BS, Percentage of Bachelor and Masters will be combined. Marks for 2nd
and 3rd Division will be calculated @ 93% and 67% respectively of
marks of 1st Division)
b. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is M. Phil or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (5%) |
03 |
02 |
01 |
Intermediate (10%) |
06 |
05 |
04 |
Bachelor (20%) |
12 |
11 |
09 |
Masters (30%) |
18 |
16 |
12 |
M.Phil. (35%) |
21 |
19 |
14 |
(In case of BS, Percentage of Bachelor and
Masters will be combined. Marks for 2nd and 3rd Division
will be calculated @ 93% and 67% respectively of marks of 1st
Division)
c. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Ph.D. or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric ( 5%) |
03 |
02 |
01 |
Intermediate (10%) |
06 |
05 |
04 |
Bachelor (15%) |
09 |
08 |
05 |
Masters (20%) |
12 |
11 |
07 |
M.Phil. (25%) |
15 |
14 |
08 |
Ph.D. ( 25%) |
15 |
(In case
of BS, Percentage of Bachelor and Masters will be combined. Marks for 2nd
and 3rd Division will be calculated @ 93% and 67% respectively of
marks of 1st Division)
Higher Qualification in Relevant Field Maximum Marks 5
1 |
One
stage higher |
3 |
2 |
Two
stages higher |
5 |
(Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Masters, Higher Qualification will be
graded at two stages and with the marks 3 and 5 respectively. Where minimum
prescribed qualification is M.Phil., Higher Qualification will be graded at on
stage with 2 marks.)
Note:
Quantification of marks will be started on the basis of highest degree
presented and, for the purpose, lower degree only will be considered when
required experience does not qualify for highest degree.
ii). Experience in relevant Field: Maximum
Marks 5
(Over and above the experience
required in service statutes)
1 |
One
year |
1 Mark |
2 |
Two
years |
2
Marks |
3 |
Three
years |
3
Marks |
4 |
Four
years |
4
Marks |
5 |
Five
years or above |
5
Marks |
iii).
Position/Medal in the Board/University in prescribed qualification Maximum
Marks 5
1 |
1st
Position |
5 |
2 |
2nd
Position |
3 |
3 |
3rd
position |
2 |
iii). Interview Maximum
Marks 25
E. CRITERIA
FOR TEACHING POSTS (LECTURER, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AND
PROFESSOR) OF UNIVERSITIES
Total
Marks 100
i). Education Qualification:
(a). For
Lecturer: Maximum
Marks 70
a. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is M.Phil. or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (5%) |
03 |
2 |
1 |
Intermediate (10%) |
07 |
06 |
4 |
Bachelor (20%) |
14 |
13 |
9 |
Masters (30%) |
21 |
19 |
14 |
M. Phil (35%) |
25 |
23 |
17 |
ii). Higher
Qualification in Relevant Field Maximum
Marks 5
(Next above the qualification prescribed in
service statutes)
1 |
One
stage higher |
5 |
iii).
Position/Medal in the Board/University in prescribed qualification Maximum Marks 5
1 |
1st
Position |
5 |
2 |
2nd
Position |
3 |
3 |
3rd
position |
2 |
iv). Interview Maximum
Marks 20
(b). For
Assistant Professors: Total Marks 100
i). Educational qualification Maximum Marks 70
b. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Ph.D. or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (5%) |
3 |
2 |
1 |
Intermediate (10%) |
7 |
6 |
4 |
Bachelor (20%) |
14 |
13 |
9 |
Masters (30%) |
21 |
19 |
14 |
M. Phil/MS/MSc (Hons.)(35%) |
25 |
23 |
17 |
Ph.D. |
No Marks. However, quality of research and
ranking of degree awarding University will be weighted in interview. |
(In case
of BS, Percentage of Bachelor and Masters will be combined. Marks for 2nd
and 3rd Division will be calculated @ 93% and 67% respectively of
marks of 1st Division)
Proviso: In
case of candidate having MS/M.Phil. leading to Ph.D. degree, where no separate
degree of MS/M.Phil. is awarded, the marks for MS/M.Phil. shall be calculated
on the basis of transcript of Ph.D. if is awarded, and where transcript is not
awarded, 25 marks for Ph.D. shall be awarded.
iii).
Position/Medal in the Board/University in prescribed qualification: Maximum Marks 5
1 |
1st
Position |
5 |
2 |
2nd
Position |
3 |
3 |
3rd
position |
2 |
iv). Research
Publications: Maximum
Marks 5
(Over
and above the publications (during the last 5 years) given in Statutes
published in HEC recognized journals)
1 |
5 |
2 |
2 |
10 |
3 |
3 |
15 or
more |
5 |
v). Interview Maximum Marks 20
(c). For
Associate Professor: Total Marks 100
i). Educational qualification Maximum Marks 65
c. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is PH.D. or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric ( 5%) |
3 |
2 |
1 |
Intermediate (10%) |
6.5 |
5 |
4 |
Bachelor (20%) |
13 |
12 |
9 |
Masters (30%) |
19.5 |
18 |
12 |
M.Phil./MS/MSc (Hons.)(35%) |
23 |
21 |
15 |
Ph.D. |
No Marks. However, quality of research and
ranking of degree awarding University will be weighted in interview. |
(In case
of BS, Percentage of Bachelor and Masters will be combined. Marks for 2nd
and 3rd Division will be calculated @ 93% and 67% respectively of
marks of 1st Division)
Proviso: In case
of candidate having MS/M.Phil. leading to Ph.D. degree, where no separate
degree of MS/M.Phil. is awarded, the marks for MS/M.Phil. shall be calculated
on the basis of transcript of Ph.D. if is awarded, and where transcript is not
awarded, 23 marks for Ph.D. shall be awarded.
ii).
Position/Medal in the Board/ University in prescribed qualification: Maximum Marks 5
1 |
1st
Position |
5 |
2 |
2nd
Position |
3 |
3 |
3rd
position |
2 |
iii). Experience
in relevant Field: Maximum Marks 5
(Over and above the experience given in
Statutes)
1 |
3
years |
2 |
2 |
5
years |
3 |
3 |
7
years or more |
5 |
iv). Research
Publications: Maximum
Marks 5
(Over and above the publications (during the
last 5 years) given in Statutes published in HEC recognized journals)
1 |
5 |
2 |
2 |
10 |
3 |
3 |
15 or
more |
5 |
v). Interview Maximum Marks 20
(d). For Professor: Total Marks 100
i). Educational qualification Maximum Marks 65
d. Where
minimum prescribed qualification is Ph.D. or equivalent
|
1st Division |
2nd
Division |
3rd
Division |
Matric (5%) |
3 |
2 |
1 |
Intermediate (10%) |
6.5 |
5 |
4 |
Bachelor (20%) |
13 |
12 |
9 |
Masters (30%) |
19.5 |
18 |
12 |
M. Phil/MS/MSc (Hons.)(35%) |
23 |
21 |
15 |
Ph.D. |
No
Marks. However, quality of research and ranking of degree awarding University
will be weighted in interview. |
(In case
of BS, Percentage of Bachelor and Masters will be combined. Marks for 2nd
and 3rd Division will be calculated @ 93% and 67% respectively of
marks of 1st Division)
Proviso: In
case of candidate having MS/M.Phil. leading to Ph.D. degree, where no separate
degree of MS/M.Phil. is awarded, the marks for MS/M.Phil. shall be calculated
on the basis of transcript of Ph.D. if is awarded, and where transcript is not
awarded, 23 marks for Ph.D. shall be awarded.
ii).
Position/ Medal in the Board/ University in prescribed qualification: Maximum Marks 5
1 |
1st
Position |
5 |
2 |
2nd
Position |
3 |
3 |
3rd
position |
2 |
iii). Experience
in relevant Field: Maximum Marks
5
(Over and above the experience given in
Statutes)
1 |
3
years |
2 |
2 |
5
years |
3 |
3 |
7
years or more |
5 |
iv). Research
Publications: Maximum
Marks 5
(Over and above the publications (during the
last 5 years) given in Statutes published in HEC recognized journals)
1 |
5 |
2 |
2 |
10 |
3 |
3 |
15 or
more |
5 |
v). Interview: Maximum
Marks 20
SECTION-3: INTERVIEW MARKS
3.1. General
Guidelines:
1.
Marks for interview,
to be given by the Members (statutory and if any co-opted) of the Selection
Board/ Appointment Committee, as the case may be, shall be calculated by
averaging the marks awarded by the all members.
2.
Moreover, the
Selection Board/ Selection Committee shall recommend candidate or candidates in
order of merit.
3.
Candidates
scoring less than 40 % marks in interview will not be recommended for
appointment. Selection Board/ Selection Committee shall record in writing the
reasons for awarding the marks less than 40%.
4.
For the posts
of BPS-17 and above, the top on-merit at least five candidates against one post
will be called for interview after short listing and if more than one candidates fall on the same merit on the fifth position, all
such candidates will be called for interview. Incase number of candidates
against each post is less than five then all available candidates will be
called for interview.
5.
For the posts
of BPS 1-16, the top on-merit at least five candidates against one post will be
called for interview after short listing and if more than one candidates fall on the same merit on the fifth position, all
such candidates will be called for interview. Incase number of candidates
against each post is less than five then all available candidates will be
called for interview.
6.
However, less
than 5 candidates may be called in such posts (like Principal Officer,
Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor etc.) where it is expected
that enough candidates wouldn’t be able to qualify on merit.
7.
Selection
Committee and Selection Board, as the case may be, shall develop parameters for
interview for every category of post and shall award marks accordingly.
3.2. Collation of Marks:
a. For all posts:
All the
members shall carry equal marks. Total marks shall be calculated averaging the
marks awarded by each member individually.
Marks
Obtained= Marks awarded by each member/Total Members
SECTION-4. EQUIVALENCE
OF DEGREES / CERTIFICATES
The
demarcation of marks has been made on the basis of conventional certificates /
degrees awarded under Pakistani Education System i.e. Matriculation,
Intermediate, Bachelors, Masters, BS (4-years), MS/MPhil, and Ph.D.. However, if a candidate possesses a degree/
certificate other the afore-listed ones, the same would be considered
equivalent, as mentioned below, only and only for the purpose of award of marks
and subject to the determination of eligibility of the candidate by the
Scrutiny Committee on the basis of the relevance of said degree/ certificate:
Sr.#. |
Degree
/ Certificate held by the Candidate |
Conversion/ Equivalence with Conventional
Degree, for the Purpose of Marks. |
1. |
·
O-Level, ·
Or any other
certificate recognized by the IBCC as equivalent to the Matriculation |
Matriculation |
2. |
·
DAE (3 years) ·
A-Level |
Intermediate |
3. |
·
A degree
awarded after matriculation and recognized by the HEC as equivalent to the
Bachelor degree |
Sum of marks of Intermediate and Bachelors |
4. |
Awarded after Bachelor Degree(14
year) ·
LLB (3 years)
·
MBA (2
years), ·
ACCMA / ACCA
(2 years) ·
CA ·
Or any other
Degree obtained after Bachelor degree and recognized by the HEC as equivalent
to Master degree. |
Masters |
5. |
A degree obtained after Intermediate and
recognized by the HEC as equivalent to Master degree, such as: ·
LLB (5 years)
awarded after intermediate ·
BS / BBA /
BFA (4 years) awarded after intermediate ·
MBBS/Farm-D/BS
Engineering |
Sum of marks of Bachelors and Masters |
6 |
Awarded after Masters / equivalent ·
LLM ·
MS ·
MSBA
·
Or any other
degree, recognized by the HEC as equivalent to M.phil. |
M.Phil. |
7 |
Award after Bachelor Degree (14 year) MBA (3.5 years) |
M.Phil. |
Note:
·
In addition to
the above, if HEC or any other authorized Government / Regulatory Body
recognize a local or foreign certificate or degree equivalent to the
above-mentioned conventional degree, the candidate holding the said
certificate/ degree will be awarded marks according to the corresponding
conventional degree/ certificate, subject to the recommendations of the
Scrutiny Committee.
·
In case of any
ambiguity, the degree in question (held by candidate) shall be considered
equivalent to the ‘conventional degree’, prescribed in the advertisement,
subject to its ascertainment of relevant by the concerned Scrutiny Committee.
Therefore, the Scrutiny Committee will determine the equivalence of a degree/
certificate, where ambiguity arises, in light of rules and policies of HEC or
other relevant Government/ Regulatory Bodies.
·
The above equivalence chart is only for the purpose of “Award of Marks”
and will not render a candidate eligible, unless declared by the Scrutiny
Committee.
SECTION-5: CONVERSION
OF GPA INTO DIVISION
Since,
the demarcation of marks is based on “Division” system, therefore, if
“Division” is not available on any degree / transcript of a candidate, the same
would be calculated / converted into Division, as under:
5.1. Under Semester System (where CGPA is
mentioned on the DMC)
Sr.# |
CGPA (Out
of 4.00) |
CGPA (Out
of 5.00) |
Division |
1. |
3.00
or above |
4.00
or above |
1st
Division |
2. |
2.50
to 2.99 |
3.25
to 3.99 |
2nd
Division |
3. |
2.49
or below |
3.24
or below |
3rd
Division |
5.2. Under Semester System (Where only Marks /
Percentage is mentioned, instead of CGPA, on the DMC)
Sr. #. |
Percentage
of Marks |
Division |
1. |
70% or
above |
1st
Division |
2. |
60% to
69.99% |
2nd
Division |
3. |
59.99%
or below |
3rd
Division |
5.3. Under Annual System (if Division / Grade
is not mentioned on DMC / Certificate)
Sr. #. |
Percentage
of Marks |
Division |
1. |
60% or
above |
1st
Division |
2. |
45% to
59.99% |
2nd
Division |
3. |
44.99%
or below |
3rd
Division |
5.4. If, in any case, no information regarding
Division, Grades, CGPA, or Percentage can be fetched from a local or foreign
degree, such degree holder candidates will be awarded marks equivalent to 1st
Division.
SECTION-6: QUOTAS
IN RECRUITMENT
The following quotas shall also be
included, while advertising vacant positions, as issued or amended by the
Government / statutory bodies, from time to time:
i.
3% Quota for
the persons with disabilities,
ii.
15% Quota for
women, Or as per Government notification from time to time.
iii.
20% Quota of
posts in BS-01 to 05 for the children of serving / retired University employees
in BS-01 to 05,
iv.
5% Quota for
the persons, belonging to minority communities,
Note:
1. The
posts reserved for quotas mentioned above are to be filled only at the time of
making general recruitment through advertisement, under the Recruitment Policy,
2. The
above referred quotas will be governed and revised as per instructions of
Government of the Punjab, currently enforced and as issued from time to time,
after having approval from the Syndicate.
3. If a
person intends to apply in a specific quota(s), he / she must apply separately
for the said quota, in addition to the application if submitted on open merit.
SECTION-7: RECRUITMENT
COMPLAINTS REDRESSAL CELL
1.
All the
Universities shall constitute Recruitment Complaints Redressal Cells headed by
an officer not below the rank of the Associate Professor/ Registrar/ Additional
Registrar. All complaints regarding violation of any provision f the Recruit Policy shall be dealt with by these cells.
2.
This Complaint
Redressal Cell will also address the complaints against initially rejected
applications, if any, well in time before next step of recruitment.
3.
On receipt of complaints, the In-charge of the
Cell shall immediately inform the Vice-Chancellor concerned who shall decide as
to whether the complaint is genuine and merits probe.
4.
If the
complaint is considered frivolous, the same may be filed. If it is found
genuine, an inquiry may be ordered to ascertain as to whether or not the
recruitment was made in a transparent manner on merit in accordance with the
provisions of the Recruitment Policy. On receipt of the inquiry report, if no
irregularity is found, the recruitment may be allowed to stand.
5.
Where serious
irregularities and violation of merit is found to have been committed, the
Vice-Chancellor may scrap the recruitment process, after the approval of the
Competent Authority, in case he/she is not competent authority, provided that
appointment orders have not been issued.
6.
Where
appointment orders on regular or contract basis have already been issued and
later it is determined that such appointments were made in violation of
merit/selection criteria, etc, further action may be
taken in accordance with law and terms and conditions of contract/service.
7.
Universities
shall take disciplinary action against the persons responsible for committing
irregularities in recruitment process.
[1]This Act was originally passed by the Punjab
Assembly on 18 August 2022; The Governor returned the Bill for reconsideration
by the Assembly. The Provincial Assembly of the Punjab again passed the Bill on
31st August 2022, assented to by the Governor of the Punjab on
September 07, 2022
and is published as an Act of
the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab on 08 September 2022, pages 393-490.