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Admission
Rules for the admission in First Year of Purva
Madhyama in Bhot Bauddha Darshana
(for two academic sessions only) |
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Candidates
seeking admission in the PM.1 year in this
Institute will have to possess the academic
qualification of class VIII, passed from any
recognised school with knowledge of Tibetan
language equivalent to class VIII standard.
Candidates are also required to possess knowledge
of English or Hindi equivalent to standard
VIII.
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| 2. |
The
eligible candidates will have to appear
in the entrance examination. The entrance
examination will consist of two written
question papers:
- Tibetan
language
- English
or Hindi language (one language to be
selected by the candidate).
Each
paper will be marked out of 100 marks, and
will be of 3 hours duration, in accordance
with the syllabus outlined in the booklet.
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| 3. |
Pass
Marks in the entrance examination will be
35 marks for each paper. |
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A
candidate who scores 75% or above in the Tibetan
language paper but fails in Hindi/English
shall be entitled to get grace marks in English/Hindi
up to a maximum of 5 marks. |
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Only
those candidates will be eligible for admission
who have clearly passed the entrance examination. |
| 6. |
At
the time of admission each sampradaya will
be allotted a quota of 10 students, except
for the Bon sampradaya which will be allotted
a quota of 6 students. Rest of the five students
will be selected on merit basis. |
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Selection
for admission in each sampradaya will be strictly
on merit. For the purposes of admission, merit
is indicated by the scores obtained in the
entrance examination. |
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If
any portion of the quota in each sampradaya
is left vacant, this portion of the quota
will be assigned to any other sampradaya purely
depending on the merit of the candidates next
in line in the general merit list of the entrance
examination. |
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The
total intake of students (including non-scholarship
candidates) may not exceed 51 in number in
any given year. |
| 10. |
Admission
of SC/ST and handicapped candidates will be
according to the UGC guidelines. |
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For
the purposes of admission, monks and nuns
and laity are treated equal and admission
is based solely upon merit as reflected in
the entrance examination. However, a candidate
who joins the Institute as a monk or nun may
not disrobe until graduation; a student who
disrobes before that time will be expelled
from the Institute. |
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The
admission of students admitted will be considered
provisional, and will be confirmed only upon
submission of their original School-Leaving
Certificate/Transfer Certificate, Character
Certificate, mark-sheets etc. from the Institution
last attended, within fifteen days of the
release of the list of candidates offered
admission. Candidates who are unable to submit
the required certificates/documents within
the stipulated time must submit an application
to the office along with the recommendation
from the head of the concerned sampradaya/section.
The admission committee may, after examining
the authenticity of the case, grant to the
candidate an additional fifteen days beyond
the period specified for the submission of
the original documents. If the candidate is
unable to submit the required documents even
within this extended period, his/her admission
will be treated as invalid and the next candidate
in the line will be offered admission. |
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The
admission of students admitted will be considered
provisional until they have been examined
and certified by the institute's medical personnel
as being fit to pursue their course of study
at the Institute. |
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The
final confirmation-notice naming the admitted
candidates will be circulated after the orientation
talk by the Honorable Director of his representative
from the Office. |
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Information
for Foreign Research Students |
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CIHTS
recieves foreign students as non-degree
casual researchers, provided that their
research projects are approved by the Government
of India and are duly recommended by their
parent universities. CIHTS also recieves
foreign scholars under various Cultural
Exchange Programs through the Indian Council
of Cultural Relations (ICCR) and University
Grants Commission (UGC) of the Government
of India. Affiliated scholars are provided
library facilities and expert guidance in
the field of Tibetology and Buddhology.
CIHTS
also imparts a Diploma Course in Tibetan
Buddhism for interested foreign students.
At
present, CIHTS does not conduct any courses
in Tibetan Language or any correspondence
courses.
CIHTS
levies an affiliation fee of Rs.2,500.00
(US$71.40) from Ph.D students and Rs.3,000.00
(US$85.71) from Faculty fellows hailing
from Western countries. |
