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NOTES ON STATISTICAL TABLES.

TABLE I—REQOTTS.
The main sources of income are—

(1) Tuition fees

(2) Hostel „ ^

(3) Games t, V Fide E—General.

(4) Examination feet ) No- 7.-MisceIlaneous.

The decrease in receipts in 1918-19 was the result of the influenza
epidemic which affected the numbers enrolled in that and subsequent
years. Economic conditions also were unfavourable from 1918r—22*
At the end of 1920-21 Non-Co-operation became a factor causing an
additional decline which continued to operate in 1921-22. Recovery
began in 1922-23. In 1923-24 a new college (Amraoti) was opened
which accounted for an increase in college receipts. In the same year
tuition fees in Secondary schools and Hostel fees also were raised.
Hence the increase under the appropriate heads.

In 1925*26 the Law College was transferred to University control-
Thus a fee income of about Rs. 15,000 is not shown in these figures.

Receipts under "C—Primary" vary on account of re-classification
in accounts.

Receipts under "E—General'* in 1924-25 show an increase owing
to the introduction of the Central Provinces High School Certificate
Examination and abolition of Allahabad University Matriculation in
Ontral Provinces centres.

Total receipts have increased from Rs. 2,71,297 in 1916-17 to
Rs. 5,34,000 in 1928-29.

TABLE II—EXPENDITURE.
A.—UNIVERSITY.

1. Government Arts Colleges.—The increase in 1920-21 was due
to increases in the pay of Indian Educational Service and in the cadre
and pay of Provincial Educational Service officers, on staffs, and
equipment of new Amraoti college. Further equipment was provided
in 1921*22; 1923 onwards includes maintenance of Amraoti college.
1928-29 estimates are swollen (Rs. 4,50,000) by provision for equipment
of the new Science College. From this year the Science College is
classed with Arts colleges for budget purposes.

3. (c) Training College.—The increase in 1920-21 was due to
increased numbers of students under training. 1921-22 increase was
due to enhanced stipends and increased provision for High School
pupils consequent on the "nationalization" of Hitkarni High School,
Jubbulpore. From 1922 onwards the fall is partly due to re-organiza-
tion consequent on the Retrenchment Committee. From 1926, the
fall is due to a re-classification of expenditure.