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(ii) Clinical Pathology lab.(Haematology lab.)Tissue processing facility**Clinical service lab.

(for interpretation/demo)**Museum

Necropsy(a) Large animal P.M. room with

incinerator gallery for students,cold room, wash, soreunloading platform etc.

(b) Poultry lab. cum post-mortumroom

(iii)(iv)

(v)(vi)

*Microphotographyand ProcessingunitExperimental animal roomChamber for H.O.D.

Officeof the Deptt. .

Room cum lab for each Assoc.Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof.

(Duplex)(xiii) Research lab.(xiv) Store

* Can be a common facility

(8) VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH

(vii)(viii)

(ix)(x)

(xi)(xii)

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900 sq. ft.600 sq. ft.

900 sq. ft.1200 sq. ft.

1200 sq. ft.

300 sq. ft.100 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.

300 sq. ft.150 sq. ft.

(i) Zoonosis lab with comparative bio-medicine

(ii) Milk and Milk product Lab.(iii) Meat (Egg & Poultry) Lab.(iv) Expt. Animal Room(v) Chamber for H.O.D.

(vi) Office of the Deptt.(vii) Room cum lab for each Assoc.

(viii) ...Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof.(Duplex)

(ix) Research lab. 300 sq. ft.(x) Store 150 sq. ft.

* See under 3(12) A Model (Mini) Slaughter House.

1200 sq. ft.600 sq. ft.600 sq. ft.300 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.

(iii)

(iv)(v)

(vi)(vii)

(viii)(ix)

(x)

(xi)NOTE:-

(i)

(9) ANIMAL NUTRITION

Feed Technology lab. 900 sq. ft.(with attached feed processing and mixing plant)

Feed and Fodder analysis lab. 1200 sq. ft.(with weighing, furnace, digestion rooms)(as per work load) +100 sq. ft.

Energy Metabolism lab. 600 sq. ft.Fodder - Cafeteria (As per need)Metabolic stall/Boxes (desirable)

(At least 12 Animals (large)atleast 12 animals (small)

200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.

(ii)

Chamber for H.O.D.

Office of the Deptt.Room cum lab for each Assoc.

Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof.

(Duplex)Research lab. 300 sq. ft.Store 150 sq. ft.Feed mixing, hay and silage preparation etc. forthe farms will be undertaken through this deptt.

(10) ANIMAL GENETICS AND BREEDING

(INCLUDING STATISTICS)

U.G. Lab. 1200 sq. ft.Computer and statistical analysis lab. 900 sq. ft.Experimental animal room. 200 sq. ft.

Chamberfor H.O.D. 200 sq. ft.Office of the Deptt. 200 sq. ft.Room cum lab for each Assoc. 200 sq. ft.Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof. 200 sq. ft.(Duplex)

(viii) Research lab.(ix) Store

300 sq. ft.

150 sq. ft.

(11) LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ANDMANAGEMENT

Having two sections:

(A) Animal Production and Management(B) Avian Production and Management

A. Animal Production and Management.

(i) Handling room (amphitheater type) 1200 sq. ft.(ii) Museum for breed charts, animal

house and housing material

Models-cum-U.G. Lab 1200 sq. ft.(iii) Cattle and buffalo farm 200 animals

with 100 followers.

(iv) Sheep and Goat farm 50-100 each.(v) Piggery 50-100 stock (where relevant)

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)

(v)(vi)

(vii)

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(vii) *Walk-in cold room 100 sq. ft.(viii) Small/1ab. animal room 300 sq. ft.

(ix) Clinical lab. 400 sq. ft.(x) Chamber for H.O.D. 200 sq. ft.

(xi) Office of the Deptt. 200 sq. ft.(xii) Room cum lab for each Assoc. 200 sq. ft.

(xiii) Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof. 200 sq. ft.(Duplex)

(xiv) Research lab. 300 sq. ft.(xv) Store 150 sq. ft.

(7) VETERINARY PATHOLOGY

(i) Histopathology lab.l(with provision of typicallesion slides, projection/CCV microscope).

1200 sq. ft.

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(vi) Camel/Yak and Equine facility for teaching1ifthereis no R.V.C. unit at least two horses be available for

teaching/training. )(vii) Rabbitery 50-100 stock.(viii) Fodder production and Grass land management

facility.B. Avian Production and Management.

(i) Poultry Farm 1000 birds with a minimum of 200layers.

(ii) Model of various systems, Pens, Cages, runs,equipments etc.

(iii) Sample stock of various breeds of poultry and otheravians.

(iv) Hatchery and chick pens.(v) Brooders.

Teaching staff of the deptt. will be located in the livestockfarm premises and will conduct classes (especiallypracticals) in the farm.

(a) 50-100 ACRES OF IRRIGATED LAND FORFODDER (DESIRABLE).

(b) Lab and Experimental animal unit. All animals rearedexclusively for experiments (particularly invasiveexperiments) be stationed and managed in a separatesection.

(c) Farm data room taking care of pedigree charts, studbooks and other farm biodata, farm accounts on

income and expenditure, balance sheets etc. shhll beavailable as teaching material preferably in computerterminalslfloppies.

(12) LIVE-STOCK PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY

(i)** SLAUGHTERING UNIT (with carcass utilisationand waste management unit).

(a) Mini slaughter house for 5 to 10 animalssheep/goat and pig (if relevant)sections with ante-mortum room,

pre-slaughter wash, fly proofing,slanted platform, blood collectors,skin treatment, offal collection and

disposal etc. (preferably with a waste/dung gas unit).

(b) Poultry slaughter unit for 50 to 100 birds.(ii) Meat processing and examination lab 1200 sq. ft.

(iii) Dairy technology lab. 1200 sq. ft.(iv) Other animal products lab 900 sq. ft.*(v) Cold storage, product store

(sale section*)(vi) Chamber for H.O.D. -(vii) Office of the Deptt.** Would serve Veterinary Public Health Deptt. also.

* Desirable

300 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.

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(viii) Room cum lab for each Assoc. Prof. 200 sq. ft.

(ix) Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof. (Duplex) 200 sq. ft.

(x) Research lab. 300 sq. ft.(xi) Store 150 sq. ft.

(13) ANIMAL REPRODUCTION, GYNAECOLOGYAND OBSTETRICS.

SemenlAdrology lab.

Phantom hall and palpation room

Obstetrics (for demonstration of

clinical Obstetrical manouvers)

(iv) Cold room for specimens. (Can be part

of common facility)

(v) Museum (can be part of phantom hall

and palpation room)

(vi) Artificial Insemination section for demonstration

training and for public service be established.

(vii) Chamber for H.O.D. 200 sq. ft.

(viii) Office of the Deptt. 200 sq. ft.

(ix) Room cum lab for each Assoc. 200 sq. ft.

(x) Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof. 200 sq. ft.

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

1200 sq. ft.

1200 sq. ft.

900 sq. ft.

100 sq. ft.

(Duplex)

(xi) Research lab.

(xii) Store

300 sq. ft.

150 sq. ft.

(14) VETERINARY SURGERY AND RADIOLOGY

(i) Practical hall for training in anaesthesia and operationtheatre routines.

X-ray interpreparation demonstration of

Physiotherapy etc. 1200 sq. ft.

(ii) Small animal operation theatre (practical)

with preparation room. 1200 sq. ft.(iii) Large animal op-theatre cum

preparation room.(iv) Sterilisation, instrument and

sundry room.(v) Chamber for H.O.D.

(vi) Office of the Deptt.(vii) Room cum lab for each Assoc.

(viii) Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof.

(Duplex)(ix) Research lab.(x) Store

1500 sq. ft.

400 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.

300 sq. ft.

150 sq. ft.

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(15) CLINICAL VETERINARY MEDICINE, ETHICSAND JURISPRUDENCE

*(i) Examination room (diagnostic cabin) for smallanimals Examination room (diagnostic cabin) forlarge animals.

(ii) Clinical diagnostic lab.(iii) Small experiment and room(iv) Museum cum projection room(v) Chamber for H.O.D.(vI) Office of the Deptt.(vii) Room cum lab for each Assoc.(viii) Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof.

(Duplex)(ix) Research lab. 300 sq. ft.(x) Store 150 sq. ft.* Each animal diagnostic cabin should be well lighted

sound proof room to accommodate a teacher and 10students. Three for large animals and three for smallanimals. Large animal section be of 12' x 12' or (15'x 15') with a row of steps of 5 person to stand oneach steps. Shelves should built into the wall, haverope hanger, removable trevises, etc; should haveopen drainage, running water (high pressure) andelectrical points for diagnostic gadgets. Small animalsection can be 12' x 12' room with an examinationtable. Out of a batch of 30 students 15 will go tosmall animal and the other 15will go to a large animallab. In each batch groups of 5 will be attached to oneteacher who will engage them in training diagnosticsand treatment. Audio-visual aids for demonstrationthrough filmsNideo films/strips, slides should alsobe arranged.(16) VETERINARY EPIDEMIOLOGY AND

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.

(i) Epidemiology Laboratory 1200 sq. ft.(ii) Mobile Diagnostic lab for field activity

including vaccination and diseases.(iii) Environmental Epidemiology lab.(iv) Diagnostic laboratory(v) Chamber for H.O.D.(vi) Office of the Deptt.(vii) Room cum lab for each Assoc.(viii) Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof.

(Duplex)(ix) Research lab. 300 sq. ft.(x) Store 150 sq. ft.NOTE:- Provide with transport to arrange disease testing,

disease investigation, epidemiological survey,surveillance, control, vaccination camps etc. forstudents/interns. Rural training centres, preferably4 ambulatory clinical centres should be under fullcontrol of the college. The training and socialdevelopment as also animal husbandry activity ofthe college, Animal Health, hygiene, sanitation andPublic health camps be organised and conductedthrough the Dept. of Vety. and Animal Husbandry.Extension dept. of the college.

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1200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.600 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.

600 sq. ft.600 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.200 sq. ft.

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(17) VETERINARY AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRYEXTENSION

(being adepartment engaged in public relation,livestockcentre at the entrance/in front of the college.)

Audio-visual technology laboratory 900 sq. ft.

Photography-cum-graphic unit,

projection unit etc.

(Hi) * group discussion chambers/mini

(i)

(ii)

1200 sq. ft.

seminar room

(iv) *Museum-cum-live-stock

advisory unit(v) Chamber for H.O.D.

(vi) Office of the Deptt.(vii) Room cum lab for each Assoc.

(viii) Room cum lab for Asstt. Prof.

(Duplex)

(ix) Workshop-cum-audio visualresearch lab.

(x) Store

900 sq. ft.

1200 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.

200 sq. ft.

300 sq. ft.

150 sq. ft.

(18) TEACHING VETERINARY CLINICALSERVICE COMPLEX

NOTE:- This is the unit from where the followingdepartments will be operating their training and

I service. The dept. of vet. clinical medicine, the dept.vet. epidemiology, the dept. vet. surgery andradiology, the dept. animal reproduction gynaecologyand obstetrics and to some extent by the deptt. ofvety. pathology, microbiology, parasitology andclinical biochemistry.Reception

Waiting hall for large animals.

Waiting hall for small animals.

Registration counter/record room.

Dispensary, drug store etc.

(i)

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(ii)

(a)

Animal examination section - fitted with chutes

large animalsI medical unit

II surgical unit

III gynaecology unit.Small animals (same as above with animal exam.

table).

(iii) Operation theatre:

(a) Equine surgery.

(b) Bovine surgery (standard surgery) with surgical chute(Uthrecht pattern preferable).

(c) Bovine Surgery (recumbent surgery) - trolley beprovided.

(b)

--

Infectious and contagious disease wards.Rabies ward

Equine isolation ward.Bovine isolation ward.Skin ward.

Recovery room for large animals, slings, hoist, headprotectors, hobbles, twitch, blinkers etc.

(vi) Intensive-care unit small animal.(vii) Diagnostic labs - 4 (pathology, bacteriology,

parasitology & biochemistry).(viii) Indoor ward along with client/farmers room (separate

for large and small animal owners).(ix) Ambulance unit (complete with diagnostic and

therapeutic equipments).(x) Animal transport facility (desirable).

(xi) Night duty section with facilities for, technicians,residents and students rooms and vehicle to transportdoctors during emergencies.

(xii) Residential accommodation for staff of clinicaldepartments and specialised services.

(xiii) Office of the Superintendant 200 sq. ft.(xiv) Office ofthe Dept. 200 sq. ft.(xv) X-ray room 600 sq. ft.(xvi) Dark room film room interpretation room

400 sq. ft.300 sq. ft.

(iv)(a)(b)(c)(d)

. (v)

(xvii) Physical therapy room(xviii) Loading and unloading platform

STAFF

14. GENERAL REMARKS

(1) Emphasis of veterinary education being on practical,instruction and demonstration must be ,carried out in smallgroups; the number of teachers must be adequate for suchinstructions to be carried out effectively.

(2) The teachingstaff of the deptts. in a veterinarycollegeshall be whole-time and non-practicing.

(3) The number of teachers shown is ideal; however aminimum of four teachers of atleast two categories shall beessential and in position. The departments having extension& other services attached, shall have additional facultymembers.

Additional staff will be required where post-graduateeducationis impa,rted.More staff will be required where workinvolves patient care, clinical, laboratory and field work isheavy or of specialised nature.

(4) To ensure exposure of under-graduate students toexperienced teachers, it is essential to provide adequatenumberof seniorposts (Professor,Associate Professor/Reader)in every deptt. No Department shall function without at leastoneProfessor. ;-

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15. POSITIONS

(A) DEAN'S OFFICE***

(i) The Dean.(ii) Administrative Assistant/A.A.O.

(iii) Admission section staff.(iv) Examination section staff.(v) Record section staff.

(vi) P.A.S.(vii) Account section staff.(viii) Store section staff.

*** The Institutions may provide the requisite office staffas per norms of the state/territory, needed for efficient working.The positions like driver, gardener, mechanics, instrumentstechnicians etc. must be included as per need and as per normsfor the purpose.

(B) DEPARTMENTS

For ind~vidual departments basically there should be atleast one P.A.lstenographer, one LD.C. cum typist, anddepending upon th~ financial powers vested and the workload, one U.D.C.lAccountant, a despatch clerk and a peoncan be minimally provided for the smooth independentfunctioning of the department. This may be provided as perlocal need.

(1) VETERINARY ANATOMY AND HISTOLOGY

(i) Professor 1(ii) Associate Professors 2

(iii) Asst. Professors 4(iv) Curator-cum-museurn/specimen technicians 1(v) Laboratory Technicians 1

(vi) Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 2(vii) Animal attendant-cum.-macerator/embalmer 2(viii) Sweeper-cum-attendant 1

(2)

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)(v)

(vi)(vii)

(3)

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)(v)

(vi)(vii)

VETERINARY PHYSIOLOGY

ProfessorAssociate ProfessorsAsst. ProfessorsLaboratory TechniciansLaboratory Assistants/AttendantsAnimal Attendant

Sweeper -cum-AttendantVETERINARY BIOCHEMISTRY

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Professor 1Associate Professors 1Asst. Professors 3Laboratory Technicians 2Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 2Animal Attendant 1Sweeper-cum-Attendant 1Staff for clinical and service jobs has to be added asper work load and nature of work.

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(4) VETERINARY PHARMACOLOGY ANDTOXICOLOGYProfessor IAssociate Professors 2Asst. Professors 3

Laboratory Technicians 2Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 2Animal attendant I

Sweeper-cum-attendant IStaff for toxicological work/service has to be addedas per work load and nature of work.

VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY

Professor IAssociate Professors 2Asst. Professors 3

Laboratory Technicians 2Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 2Animal attendant I

Sweeper-cum-Attendant IStaff for clinical jobs has to be added as per workload and nature of work.

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)(v)

(vi)(vii)

(5)

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

(iv)

(v)

(vi)

(vii)

(6)

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

(iv)

(v)

(vi)

(vii)

VETERINARY MICROBIOLOGY

Professor IAssociate Professors 2Asst. Professors 3

Laboratory Technicians 2Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 2Animal Attendant 2

Sweeper-cum-Attendant IStaff for clinical jobs has to be added as per workload and nature of work.

(7)

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)(vi)

(vii)

VETERINARY PATHOLOGY

Professor 1Associate Professors 2Asst. Professors 3

Specimen Curator 1

Laboratory Technicians 2Post-mortum Assistants Attendants 2Animal Attendant 1

Sweeper-cum-attendant 1Staff for clinical and Post-mortum jobs has to beadded as per work load and nature of work.VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH(8)

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)(v)

ProfessorAssociate ProfessorsAsst. Professors

Laboratory TechniciansLaboratory Assistants/Attendants

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(9)

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)(v)

(vi)(vii)

(viii)

(i)(ii)

(iii)(iv)(v)

(vi)(vii)

(viii)

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(vi)

(vii)

Animal Attendant I

Sweeper-cum-attendant IStaff for service jobs has to be added as per workload and nature of work.

ANIMAL NUTRITION (including avian nutrition)

(10)

ProfessorAssociate ProfessorsAsst. Professors

Laboratory TechniciansLaboratory Assistants/AttendantsAnimal Attendant

Sweeper -cum-AttendantMachine operators/feed plant technicians(as per need)Staff for consultancy/feed analysis jobs has to beadded as per work load and nature of work.

ANIMAL GENETICS AND BREEDING (includesstatistics and avian breeding)

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Professor 1

Associate Professors (including one for stat) 3Asst. Professors 3

Computer Programmer 1Laboratory Technicians ILaboratory Assistants/Attendants IData and Console Operator 1Sweeper-cum-Attendant 1Staff for data analysis or,similar service has to beadded as per work load and nature of work.

(11) LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ANDMANAGEMENT

animal avian

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

(iii)

(iv)

(vi)

(vii)

(ix)

Professors

Associate Professors

Manager Farm Operations

Asst. Professors/Farm ManagersFarm Assistants

Animal Attendants (as per work load)Farm labour/casual labourers (as per work load andas per economic viability-except in units exclusivelyreserved for experimentation)

Sweeper-cum-Attendant...(as per unit size and workrequirements).

Machine OperatorfTractor DriverlMechanics etc. (as

per need).Staff for consultancy, planning, analysis etc. has tobe added as per work load and nature of work.

I2

I1

I11

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(i)

(ii)

(iii)

(iv)

(v)

(vi)

(vii)

VETERINARY SURGERY AND RADIOLOGY

Professor 1

Associate Professors 2

Asst. Professors 4

Operation Theatre Masters/Technicians 2

Operation Theatre Assistants 2Animal Attendant 2

Sweeper-cum-Attendant 1

Staff for clinical and service jobs has to be added asper work load and nature of work.

(15) CLINICAL VETERINARY MEDICINE, ETHICSAND JURISPRUDENCE

Professor 1

Associate Professors 2

Asst. Professors ,4

Laboratory Technicians/Compounders 3

Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 2Animal Attendant 2

Sweeper-cum-Attendant 1

Staff for clinical and service jobs has to be added asper work load and nature of work.

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

(iv)(v)

(vi)

(vii)

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VETERINARY EPIDEMIOLOGY ANDPREVENTIVE MEDICINE

Professor 1

Associate Professors 1

Asst. Professors 2

Laboratory Technicians 2

Data Operator 1Animal Attendant 1

Sweeper-cum-Attendant 1

Staff for surveillance and investigation/healthservice jobs has to be added as per work load andnature of work.

VETERINARY AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

EXTENSION

Professor 1

Associate Professors 1Asst. Professors 2

Audio-Visual Technicians 1

Artist-cum-Photographer 2

Driver-cum-Operator 1Art room Attendants 2

Sweeper-cum-Attendant 1

Staff for publicity/social survey/advisory servicejobs has to be added as per work load and nature ofwork.TEACHING VETERINARY CLINICAL

COMPLEX

(i) Hospital Superintendent/Dean or Professor fromone of the 3 clinical disciplines in rotation 1

(ii) Registrars 1

(from each 3 clinical discipline (as per work load)

Reception/Enquiry Assistant (desirable) 1

Registration Assistant/cum-Record Keeper \ 1

In-charge medical store 1Compounders (to be employed by each dept..

as per work load).

(vii) Hospital attendants (to be employed by each dept.as per work load)

(viii) Sweeper-cum-Attendants (as per load)19. EQUIPMENTS FOR THE VARIOUSDEPARTMENTS

IN THE VETERINARY COLLEGE AND TEACHINGVETERINARY CLINICAL COMPLEX

(1) These recommendations will serve as a guide to the insti-tutions in regard to the equipments required. They are notmeant to be an exhaustive list and the staff of the various

departments will use their initiative and experience for equip-ping their departments.

(18)

(iii)

(iv)

(v)

(vi)

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(12) LIVESTOCK PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY (16)

(i) Professor 1

(ii) Associate Professors 2 (i)

(iii) Asst. Professors 3 (ii)

(iv) Laboratory Technicians 1 (iii)

(v) Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 1 (iv)

(vi) Butchers/Skilled Assistants for processing/ (v)

waste management etc. as per work load. (vi)

(vii) Sweeper -cum-Attendant 1 (vii)

Staff for commercial production, quality control,meat testing, consultancy etc. has to be added as

per work load and nature of work.(13) ANIMAL REPRODUCTION, GYNAECOLOGY (17)

AND OBSTETRICS

(i) Professor 1 (i)

(ii) Associate Professors 2 (ii)

(iii) Asst. Professors 4 (iii)

(iv) Lab. Technicians/Compounders/Stock-men 2 (iv)

(v) Laboratory Assistants/Attendants 2 (v)

(vi) Animal Attendant 1-3 (vi)

(vii) Sweeper -CUffi-Attendant 1 (vii)

Staff for clinical and service jobs has to be added as (viii)

per work load and nature of work.