The Collegian & Progress of India - a Fortnightly Journal of Indian Educational Progress in all its Branches No. 2 March 1914

In the second chapter dealing with the aims and methods of the new University the committee have considered several plans and formulated a scheme of their own in which a central institution at Patna will undertake the higher branches of 169 instruction conduct the examinations supervise 17o the general life and training of the students and regulate the teaching and organisation of a number 171 o [...] In the second chapter dealing with the aims and methods of the new University the committee have considered several plans and formulated a scheme of their own in which a central institution at Patna will undertake the higher branches of 169 instruction conduct the examinations supervise 17o the general life and training of the students and regulate the teaching and organisation of a number 171 [...] Another most important function of the Labortory is to bring to the assistance of the clinical physicians in charge of the hospitals in Bombay City and the mofussil the scientific training of the officers attached to the Laboratory in the study and diagnosis of disease. [...] Much remains to be done in improving the housing of of the students ; in extending the space provided for play-grounds ; in providing for the natural increase of the number of University students ; and in assisting the University to make proper provision for the fulfilment of its teaching duties. [...] The grants of the Government of India have been devoted to the purposes of the University and the non-Goverment colleges The efforts of the Government have been well backed up by private benevolence.