(I) Transfer on academic grounds

(i) Generally all transfers should be made in the academic interest of the University i.e. for ensuring better teaching, research and other academic activities.

(ii) Transfer to P.G. Departments should be made on the basis of academic records, research work and publications, teaching experience and over all reputation as a subject specialist.

(iii) Transfer to College should also be done keeping in view the requirement of the Institution and the relative qualification and merit of the teacher to be transferred there, so that a more qualified and senior teacher should be considered for posting in a relatively more important colleges from the point of view of teaching and other facilities, available in the Institution.

(iv) Transfer to the post of Head of Department should be generally done on the basis of seniority and academic distinction.

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(v) No transfer of permanent teacher shall be allowed against a temporary post and vice-versa. The question of transfer against an unsanctioned post should never arise.

(vi) Generally transfer should be made at a time which will ensure least dislocation to the teaching programme in the College and University.

(II)Transfer on compassionate grounds

On an extreme compassionate ground transfer could take place. These ground could be :

(a) In order to facilitate the husband and wife to live together, in case both are employed either in the University or in separate establishment one being in the University, and

(b) Any other ground of extreme compassion which shall not include looking after parents or relations, being at or near home town, looking after family property etc.

(III)Transfer on administrative grounds

There can be transfers on purely administrative reasons. Such transfers may include disciplinary and other cases, in which the University may consider shifting of certain teachers necessary for better academic discipline and atmosphere. In ordering transfers under such categories, the University need not specify the reason for such transfer. In such cases it shall be incumbent on the part of the concerned teachers to carry out the orders first. If they feel aggrieved by such transfers, they could represent subsequently. In such matters the decision of the Chancellor shall be final and no appeal thereafter shall lie.

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