Memo. No. 609/Ser-C/78-1, GA.
(Ser-C) Dept., Dt. 6-4-1978 | Joining Evening Colleges – Permission - Further
instructions.
Ref:- (1) U.O. Note No. 434/57, G.A. (Ser-C) Dept., Dt. 11-5-1957.
(2) Memo.No. 2209/Ser-C/73-1, G.A. (Ser-C) Dept., Dt, 7-1-74.
2. It
has been brought to the notice of the Government that some universities have
started correspondence courses for the degree course and joining the colleges
is not necessary for these courses. The question whether prior permission of
the Government or other competent authorities, as for regular evening classes,
is necessary in respect of Government employees who intended pursuing these
study courses has been examined by the Government. In order to enable the
competent authorities to stipulate the condition that the pursuit of the study
course (by correspondence) does not in any way interfere with the official
duties of the Government servants, the Government have decided that prior
permission of Government or the heads of Departments as the case may be, is
necessary in such cases also.
(2) Memo.No. 2209/Ser-C/73-1, G.A. (Ser-C) Dept., Dt, 7-1-74.
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According to the orders contained in
U.O. Note cited, Government servants may join evening colleges by obtaining the
permission of the Head of Departments in the ease of non-gazetted officers and
of the Government in case of Gazetted Officers. In the Memo, cited, powers have
been delegated to all Heads of Departments to permit the Gazetted Officers
working under them to join evening colleges subject to the condition that this
should not, in any way, interfere with or be detrimental to the discharge of
their official duties.
