HANDBOOK
OF
RULES AND
REGULATIONS
FOR
INTER-UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENTS
ASSOCIATION OF INDIAN UNIVERSITIES
AIU HOUSE, 16 KOTLA MARG, NEW DELHI 110 002
In University Education, Sports play an important role in the
development of integrated personality of the youth. With this in view,
AIU has been organizing Inter-University Tournaments. Participation
of university students in these tournaments generates a spirit of healthy
competition. It is, therefore, necessary that the Inter-University Tournaments are governed by a set of 'Rules and Regulations', whkh are updated from time to time.
AIU had framed 'Rules and Regulations' from the inception of the
programme of Inter-University Tournaments in 1941. The first edition
of the 'Rules and Regulations' was published in 1945. Subsequent edi~
tions were brought out in 1957, 1964, 1968, 1977and 1985 incorporating
the amendments which had taken place during the intervening periods.
The present volume is the seventh edition in the series. All the amendments made till the end of June 1994have been included in this edition.
These rules are an improvement on the rules contained in the previous
editions to the extent that some ambiguities of language have been
removed, the chapter on 'eligibility has been codified and situations not
covered under the earlier rules have been taken care of by bringing in
new rules on the basis of the experience gained.
It is hoped that the rules contained in this volume will help in the
smooth conduct of the competitions amongst the universities and will
induce in the participants the underlying idea of 'Play the game in the
spirit of the game'.
KoB. Powar
Secretary General
Association of Indian Universities
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Foreword
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A Brief History of Spol1I Division
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INTRODUcrORY RULEs .. , ..........................•..•.
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Documents
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Dates, Entries
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Trophies and Certificates
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General Rules
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Expenses
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Annual S\1pscription
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Saving Oa\1~
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RULES FOR THE CONDucr
TOURNAMENTS
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3.
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7.
Athletics
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Cr.oss Country Races (Men &: Women)
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Cycling (Men &: Women)
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Football (Men &; Women)
Gymnastics (Men)
Gymnastics (Women)
Half Marathon &: Walking
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Entries an,d Venues. . ........................•........•..•.........
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Handball (Men & Women) '" '" '"
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Hockey (Men & Women)
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Kho-Kho (Men & Women)
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Power Lifting
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Rowing (Men & Women)
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Softball (Men & Women)
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Squash Rackets
Swimming (Men & Women), Diving and Water-Polo
Table Tennis (Men)
Table Tennis (Women)
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Tennis
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Volleyball
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33. Yogasanas
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Eligibility Proforma for
Inter-University Tournaments.
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Proforma for collecting information
from the universities while inviting
offers for hosting Inter-University
Tournaments
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Proforma for Organizing
Secretary's Repon
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Proforma for Observer's Report.
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Sequence of. steps regarding
drawing the fixtures. .
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List of Running Trophies for
Men and Women. .
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'G'
Colours of the Association of
Indian Universities and the
Member Universities
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'H'
Statement of winners, runners-up
and winners of 3rd and 4th places
of Inter-University Tournaments
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'J'
Statement of lVinners, runners-up
and winners of third place of
Dr. B.L. Gupta Inter-University
General Championship Trophy.
150
Statement of winners, runners-up
and winners of third place of
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Trophy.
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'K'
Inter-University
Athletic Records.
'L'
Inter-University
Records.
Swimming
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Inter-University Weight-Lifting
Records
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Sequence of Events for InterUniversity Athletics Meet.
Years of introduction of
Inter-University Tournaments
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(A) Origin:
The origin of the Sports Division can be traced to 1928 when InterUniversity Board (IUB), after its existence of only 4 years, decided to
undertake a survey regarding the position of the infrastructure of sports
facilities existing ili the universities and colleges. As a follow-\\P action
an "Inter-University Athletic Board" with its headquarters in.Patna, was
set up in 1929. The moving. spirit behind this development was Prof;
l.s. Armour of the Patna Government College and Prof; Moinulhaq of
the Bihar National College who became its first Chairman afkl Sectetary
respectively. The Universities of Allahabad, Banaras, Calcutta, Dacca,
Lucknow, Madras and Patna were its founder members. The games
initially taken up for organising Inter-University Competitions were
Cricket, Football, Hockey and TennIs.
In spite of the promising start, hardly any progress could be made
in the activities of the "Athletic Board" during the next 4 years on account of the di,sturbed political conditions in the country. The moVe
was revived in 1934 when IUB at its 9th Annual Meeting held in Delhi
accepted the proposal of the Universities of Annamalai and Mysore~t
the youth of the country should be brought together on a common platform through the media of sports and debates. The same year, Cricket
matches were organised between the Universities of Bombay and
Mysore at MYSore and Bangalore. In 1935, IUB decided that regular
contests in athletics and other games should be conducted by the hOst
university at the occasion of the annual meetings of the Board.
The proposal was given effect to at Aligarh in 1936. Concrete steps
to project a systematic programme of Inter-University Competitions
were, however, taken in 1939 when IUB adopted aresolution to frame
uniform rules for the conduct of Inter- University Tournaments in the
games of Football, Cricket, Athletics, Hockey, Tennis and Swimming.
The assignment of drafting the rules was given to the Universities of
Patna, Bombay, Panjab, Lucknow, Allahabad and Madras respectively.
A Sub-Committee consisting of the following was. also constituted to
consider the draft rules.
1. Pt. Amar Nath Jha;
2. Khan Bahadur Mian M. Afzul Hussain;
3. Professor Kazi Moharmnad Hussain and
4. Mr. R.P. Masani.
The Committee met in Bombay in March 1940 to examine the draft
rules along with the comments received from the other member universities to which the same were circulated and prepared a comprehensive
set of uniform Rules & Regulations in1941. Tournaments in 3 events
viz. Athletics, Hockey and Tennis were held in 1940-41 in accordance
with these rules.
The "Inter-University Athletic Board" was conceived as an independent organisation to which subsequently was given the name of
"Illter-Ulliversity,SportsBoard".
A significant development took place
in 1941 when the IUB at its 16th Annual Meeting held at Trivandrunl.
set up an Inter-"University Sports Representative Committee consistirtg
of
I."epresentative from each of the following universities :
one
1. Aligarh(North
Zone)
2. Calcutta' (East Zone)
.3. Osmania.(Central
Zone)
4. TravatlcQt'e' (South Zone)
Chairman and Secretary of the Inter-University Board were designatedas ex.:.offido Chairman and ex-officio Secretary. Khan Bahadur
Mian M. Afzul Hussain of the Panjab University was' co-opted as a
member of this committee. The other member universities were given
the option to nominate a .representative each at their own e?q>enses.
This .Sub-Committee was, in fact, the "Inter-University Sports Board"
in its 'embryo' form. It had its first session in Lucknow on March 24,
1941 which canbe termed as the first annual meeting of the InterUniversity Sports Board. The various subjects discussed in this meeting
were: (i) recommendationS of the rules sub-committee, (ii) adoption of
rules regarding' management and control of the LU Tournaments, (iii)
distribution of venues, (iv) eligibility rules, (v) schedule of expenses,
(vi) trophies, (vii) merit certificates, (viii) University colours etc. The
most important decision of this meeting was that the Inter-University
Tournaments will be run under the overall control of the Inter-University Sports Board. For the first time, in 1944-45 a booklet of Rules and
Regulations for the conduct of Inter-University Tournaments was
brought out From 1941 onwards, regular annual meetings of the Sports
Board had been held till 1973 when by a resolution of the Standing
Committee of the IUB, the annual sessions of the Sports Board were
.discontinued. Instead a Sports Committee was constituted to dispose of
the work, hitherto, handled at the annual meetings of the Sports Board.
The Inter-University Sports Board of India was revived in terms of
the Report of the Working Group which was approved at the 64th Annual General Meeting of AIU held at srinagar on 4th October, 1989.
Another important development in the activities and programme'S of
the Sports Board took place in 1969, in the wake of reverting from atmpulsory N.C.C. to optional for the university and college students. In
this process two alternative streams were evolved viz. N.s.O and N.s.s.
University students taking part in N.s.O programmes were exempted
from taking up the N.C.C. or N.s.s.
The Scheme of Grants for Games & Sports in Universities & Colleges
(earlier known as N.s.O Scheme) consists of :
1. Coaching/ training of the Indian Universities Teams to prepare them
for participation in Open National Championships or any other tournament - National or International.
2. Awarding
Tournaments
of financial assistance for conducting
Inter- University
3. Awarding of Prize Money to universities winning first, second and
third positions in each of the selected disciplines of sports at the InterUniversity Tournament level.
4. Financial assistance for the development
universities and colleges.
of sports infrastructure
in
5. Awarding of Prize Money to universities winning first, second and
third positions in the overall championships for the Maulana Abul
Kalam Azad Trophy.
6. Awarding of Sports Talent Scholarships to the talented sports students of universities and colleges.
The Inter-University Sports Board was entrusted with the responsibility of handling the first three programmes. For the Indian Universities teams to be eligible to participate in the national level
tournaments, it was necessary for the Inter- University Sports Board to
become a member of the corresponding national sports federations. Appropriate steps had been taken in this direction and the Sports Board
became a member of 10 national sports bodies viz. (i) All India Tennis
Association, (ii) Amateur Athletic Federation of India, (Hi) Amateur
Handball Federation of India (iv) Badminton Association of India, (v)
Board of Control for Cricket in India, (vi) Indian Hockey Federation, (vii)
Indian Women's Hockey .Federation, (viii) Rowing Federation of India,
Ox) Women's Cricket Association of India (x) Wrestling Federation of
India. Wherever feasible, Indian Universities Teams are selected, trained
and projected to participate in the national level tournaments.
Reorganisation of the Inter-University Board took place when the
name of IUB was changed to AIU and the new Memorandum of Association was adopted in 1974. At the annual meeting of the AIU held
in Annamalai University in December 1983, the separate annual subscription for membership of the Sports Board was also merged into the
annual subscription for membership of the AIU.
(C) Future:
Making a modest beginning with a limited objective of occasionally
organising the Inter-University Competitions in one or two games purely from the angle of educational values, Sports Board gradually grew
from strength to strength embracing a very wide umbrella of sports
programmes. At present, the Sports Board is managing annually InterUniversity Tournaments in 14 games for men, 10 games for women and
14 games for both men & women at 66 University centres. Another area
of activities covered by the Sports Board is the selection and training
of Indian Universities Teams, organising exchange of visits between the
Indian Universities Teams and universities teams from abroad, working
as a coordinating agency between the member universities for organising the Sports programmes, to have a liaison with the Deptt. of Youth
Affairs & Sports, Government of India and other national level agencies
like the Sports Authority of India for the promotion and development
of sports in the University sector. The Sports Board is alive to the changing concept of sports. The emphasis is fastly shifting from the academic
concept of educational and recreative values of sports to practical and
utilitarian concept of performance. Appropriate steps have been taken
to give a new direction to the University sports programmes bearing
in mind the changed concept.
I. INTERPRETATION
In these rules:
a) 'Association' means the Association of Indian Universities'.
b) 'Standing Committee' means the Standing Committee of the
Association.
c) 'Sports Board' means the Inter-University Sports Board of
India.
d) 'Sports Committee' means the Sports Committee of the Sports
Bo!U"d.
e) 'President' means the President of the Sports Board.
f)
'University' means the member University/Institute of the Association.
g) 'Tournament' means the Inter-University Tournament/Competition.
h) 'Final' means the All India Final.
i) 'Organising University' means the UniverSity/Institute to
which a tournament has been allotted by the Sports Board.
j) 'Organising Committee'means the Committee constituted by
the Organising University to manage and conduct the InterUniversity Toumament{s) allotted to it.
k) 'Organising Secretary' means the Secretary designated by the
Organizing University as the Secretary of the Organizing
Committee.
1) 'He' means 'She' as welt
u. TOURNAMENTS
AND ZONES
The tournaments in the following games shan be organised annually
by the Sports Board on an All-India basis/2-Zone basis/4-Zone basis
as given below. The tournaments shall be played on knock-out
basis/league basis/league-cum-knock out basis etc. as decideCiby 'the
Sports Board from time to time.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Athletics (M&:W)
Ball Badminton (M)
Ball Badminton (W)
Boxing
5. Chess
6. Cricket (W)
7. Cross Country Races (M&W)
8.
9.
10.
11.
Cycling (M&W)
Football (W)
Gymnastics & Malkhambh
Half Marathon & Walking
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Hockey (W)
Judo (M&W)
Korfball
Power Lilting (M)
Rowing (M&W)
Soltball (M&W)
Squash Rackets
Swimming, Diving &
Water Polo
Tennis (W)
Wt. Lilting & Best Physique
Wrestling
Yogasanas
1.
3.
5.
7.
Basketball (W)
Kabaddi (W)
Kho-Kho(W)
Volleyball (W)
2. Handball (M&W)
4. Kho-Kho (M)
6. Tennis (M)
1.
3.
5.
7.
Badminton (M&W)
Cricket (M)
Hockey (M)
Table Tennis (M&W)
2.
4.
6.
8.
Basketball (M)
Football(M)
Kabaddi (M)
Volleyball (M)
The Sports Board may reshuffle the above Zonal Plan, from time to
time, and may add or delete tournaments to/from the above list.
For tournaments run on 4-Zone basis, the u.niversities/institutes
shall be grouped into Zones as follows:
1. Agra University
2. Aligarh Muslim University
3. University of Allahabad
4. All India Institute of Medical Sciences
5. Avadh University
6. Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture & Technology
7. Ch. Charan Singh University
8. Ch.Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University
9. Dayalbagh Educational Institute
10. University of Delhi
11. Dr. Y.S. Pannar University of Horticulture & Forestry
12. Forest Research Institute
13. G.B. Pant University of Agriculture & Technology
14. Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya
15. Guru Nanak Dev University
16. Hemwa~! ~~andan Bahuguna Garhwal University
17. Hima~hal Pradesh University
18. Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishwavidyalaya
19: Indian Agricultural Research Institute
20. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
21. Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
22. Indian Veterinary Research Institute
23. Indira Gandhi National Open University
24. Jamia Hamdard
25. Jamia Millia Islamia
26. University of Jammu
27. Jawaharlal Nehru University
28. Kanpur University
29. University of Kashmir
30. Kumaun University
31. Kurukshetra University
32. University of Lucknow
33. Maharshi Dayanand University
34. Narendra Dev University of Agriculture & Technology
35. National Dairy Research Institute
36. National Museum Institute of History of Art, Conservation & '
Museology
.
37. Panjab University
38. Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research
39. Punjab Agricultural University
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
Punjabi University
Rohilkhand University
University of Roorkee
Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences
School of Planning & Architecture
Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricutural Sciences & Technology
Shri LaIBahadur Shastri Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth
Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology
1. Arunachal University
2. Assam University
3. Assam Agricultural University
4. Awadhesh Pratap Singh. University
5. Baba Saheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar Bihar University
6. Banaras Hindu University
7. Bengal Engineering College
8. Berhampur University
9. Bhupendra Narayan MandaI University
10. Bidhan Chandra Krishi Vishwavidyalaya
11. Birla Institute of Technology
12. Birsa Agricultural University
13. University of Burdwan
14. University of Calcutta
15. Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies
16. Chitrakut Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya
17. Dibrugarh University
18. Gauhati University
19. University of Gorakhpur
20. Guru Ghasidas University
21. Indian School of Mines
22. Indian Statistical Institute
23. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya
24. Jadavpur University
25. Jai Prakash University
26. University of Kalyani
27. Kameshwar Sin~ Darbhanga Sanskrit University
*14A. Central Agricultural University
28. Kashi Vidyapeeth
29. LN. Mithila University
30. Magadh University
31. Manipur University
32. North Bengal University
33. North Eastern Hill University
34. Orissa University of Agriculture &: Technology
35. Pandit Ravishankar Shukla University
36. Patna University
37. Purvanchal University
38. Rabindra Bharati University
39. Rajendra Agricultural University
40. Ranchi University
41. Sambalpur University
42. Sampurnanand Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya
43. Shri Jagannath Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya
44. Sido Kanhu University
45. Tezpur University
46. Tilak Manjhi Bhagalpur University
47. Tripura University
48. Utkal University
49. Veer Kunwar Singh University
50. Vidyasagar University
51. Vinoba Bhave University
52. Visva-Bharati
SOUTH ZONE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore
University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Alagappa University
Andhra University
Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University
Anna University
Annamalai University
Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science &: Higher Education for
Women
9. Bangalore University
10. Bharathiar University
11. Bharathidasan. University
12. University of Calkut
13. Central Institute of English &: Foreign Languages
14. Cochin University of Science &: Technology
15. Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha
16. Dr. B.R Ambedkar Open University
17. Gandhigram Rural Institute
18. Gulbarga University
19. University of Health Sciences
20. University of Hyderabad
21. Indian Institute of Science
22. Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
23. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University
24. Kakatiya University
25. Kannada University
26. Kamatak University
27. University of Kerala .
28. Kerala Agricultural University
29. Kuvempu University
30. University of Madras
31. Madurai Kamaraj University
32. Mahatma Gandhi University
33. Mangalore University
34. Manipal Academy of Higher Education
35. Manonmaniam Sundaranar University
36. Mother Teresa Women's University
37. University of Mysore
38. Nagarjuna University
39. National Law School of India University
40. Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences
41. Osmania University
42. Pondicherry University
43. Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth
44. Sree Oritra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences &: Technology
45. Sree Shankaracharya University of Sanskrit
46. Sri Chandrasekharendra
Saraswathi Viswa Maha Vidyalaya
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
Sri Krishnadevaraya University
Sri Padmavathi Mahila Visvavidyalayam
Sri Sathya Sai Institute Of Higher Learning
Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences
Sri Venkateswara University
Tamil University
Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
Tamil Nadu Veterinary & Animal Sciences University
Telugu University
1. Amravati University
2. Banasthali Vidyapeeth
~. Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya
4. Bhavnagar University
5. Birla Institute of Technology & Science
6. University of Bombay
7. Bundelkhand University
8. Central Institute of Fisheries Education
9. Deccan College Post Graduate & Research Institute
to. Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya
11. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University
12. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University
13. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University
14. Dr. HS. Gour Vishwavidyalaya
15. Goa University
16. Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics
17. GUjarat University
18. Gujarat Agricultural University
19. Gujarat Ayurved University
20. Gujarat Vidyapith
21. Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
22; Indira Kala Sangit Vishwavidyalaya
23. International Institute for Population Sciences.
24. Jain Vishva Bharati Institute
25. Jai Narain Vyas University
26. Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya
27. Jiwaji University
28. Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth
29. Kota Open University
30. M.s. University of Baroda
31. Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati University
32. Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth
33. Makhanlal Chaturvedi National Institute of Journalism
34. Marathwada Agricultural University
35. M.L. Sukhadia University
36. Nagpur University
37. North Gujarat University
38. Nor.th Maharashtra University
39. University of Poona
40. Punjabrao Krishi Vidyapeeth
41. University of Rajasthan
42. Rajasthan Agricultural University
43. Rajasthan Vidyapeeth
44. Rani Durgawati Vishwavidyalaya
45. Sardar Patel University
46. Saurashtra UniverSity
47. Shivaji University
48. S;N.D.T. Women's University
49. South Gujarat University
SO. Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada
Universio/
51. Tata Institute of Social Sciences
52. Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth
53. Vikram University
54. Yashwantrao
Chavan Maharashtra
Open UniversitY
For tournaments played on 2-rone basis, North Zone and East Zone
will merge to constitute one zone known as "North-East Zone" and
South Zone and West Zone will merge to constitute "South-West Zone"
The guiding factors for including new universities/Institutes
pu1icu1ar zone shall be physical contiguity.
into a
IlL ENTRIES & VENUES
a) Only member universities/Institutes of the Association shall be
eligible to enter their teams to participate in the Inter- University Tournaments. Each university shall be entitled to enter only one team in a
tournament .. The minimum entries required for conducting a tournament shall be as follows except in cases where special circumstances
warrant relexation:
Men
Women
Minimum number of entries
All India Basis
Zonal Basis
10
5
6
4
b) In case the minimum required number of entries in a particular
zone(s) is not received till the last date of receiving the entries, the entering teams shall be merged into the other zone as follows:
i) If the tournament.is on 2-zone basis, .it will be run straight away on
All-India basis and the zone which has larger number of entries shall
conduct the tournament.
ii) If the tournament is on4-zone basis, the zone receiving inadequate
number of entries shall be merged into the other zone and the new zone
so formed shall be called North/South Zone as the case may be as under
Rule No. II.
Hi)If by such a mer~, only three,zones emerge the Inter- Zonals shall
be played on league basis.
tv) Where adequate number of entries has not been received, the Organising Secretary shall communicare. to the office of the Association
the names of the entering universities telegraphically immediately after
the closing date of receiving the entries is:over.
v) For purposes of seeding, no consideration shall be given to such a
zone except that if the Zonal ,Winners and runners-up of the previous
year have entered their teams, they shall be placed in two different
halves of the Draw.
o
vi) For the year for which All India Championship is not completed in
a particular tournament, the members of the participating unive~ities
in that tournament for that year will not be considered to have participated in that tournament.
vii) If any of the 4universiti~ i.e. previous year's Zonal winner, runner-up or losing semi-finali~ts of a particular Zone are available in the
same zone, the normal seeding will be given only to the original zonal
winner, runner-up and losing semi-finalists as the case may. be. The
universities, which have been shifted to a new zone, will not be given
seeding.
In case a vacancy has arisen due. to shifting of a winner, runners-up
or losing semi-finalists from one Zone to another zone such a vacancy(ies) shall be filled up by draw of lots from amongst the participating
universities except the original winners, runners-up and losing semifinalists of that particular zone, which will have the right of seeding.
The tournaments for a particular year shall be allocated to the universities by the Sports Board. The university, which has been entrusted
with the responsibility of organising the tournament, shall be called
"organising university". The headquarters of an organising university
shall ordinarily be the venue of the tournament. However, an organising
university may, in consultation with the Secretary of the Sports Board
and the competing universities, arrange to hold preliminary round
matches at some other university centre, to be described for this purpose
as the sub-venue.
The Association, before assigning allocation, may enquire to its satisfaction from the university/institute
aspiring to conduct a tourna:'
ment(s) whether necessary facilities in respect of grounds/courts,
equipment and other requirements listed in the proforma (given at Appendix-B) pertaining to the smooth conduct of the tournament(s) in the
concerned university/institute are available.
The Association may nominate observers, every year, to cover all
selected tournaments who shall submit their observations in the proforma (given at Appendix-D). T.A./D.A. of the observers shall be paid by
the respective organising university in accordance with its existing rules.
All India Tournaments conducted on 2-Zone/4-Zone basis shall be
allotted to different zones in cloCkwise direction - E to S toW to N.
A. 1. Only a bonafide, full time student, who is enrolled for a course
of the University, which is of a minimum duration of one
academic year, and whose examination is conducted by the
university, shall be eligible to participate in the Inter-University tournaments.
1.1 Students of Open Universities shall be considered to be
bonafide students and shall be eligible to participate provided
they fulfil other conditions. However, students enrolled in
Correspondence Course Institutes of Universities, casual students, external students and students pursuing bridge courses
shall not be eligible.
1.2 Ph.D., M. Phil., Compartment, ATKT etc. students will be
eligible to participate only if in terms of the concerned university rules they are regarded to be bonafide students and fulfil
other conditions laid down in this behalf.
2. All students participating in the LU. Tournaments shall fulfil
the following conditions:
(a) Not more than 7 years have. elapsed since a student
passed the examination qualifying him/her for first admission to a university or college affiliated to a university.
For students getting admission after matriculation or
equivalent examination to a university or college affiliated to a university, the period of 7 years will be extended to 8 years.
(b) The seven-year period mentioned above shaH be distributed as below:
i) not more than 4 years while pursuing graduate
studies. However, in case of universities where students are admitted to the graduate courses after
passing matriculation or equivalent examination,
the period of 4 years shall be extended by one more
year.
m· not more
than 3 years while pursuing postgraduate
studies
irrespective of any other condition~ like change of
class/ course/faculty, joining lower class from higher,
changing academic -to professional courses or vice versa,
provided that:
students admitted, after passing +2 examination, to
graduate courses of more than 3 years duration like
Medical, Engineering, Agriculture, Pharmacy etc.
shall be eligible to participate in the Inter.University
tournaments for the actual length of such graduate
courses.
For the purpose of determining
these rules:
the number of years under
a) graduate courses shall be treated to be those where the
admission is sought after passing Matriculation or
equivalent or +2 or equivalent examination, as the case
may be.
b) all other courses, where admission is obtained after passing degree examinations, e.g. LL.B., MBBS, B.Ed., B.P.Ed.,
B.Ub. etc. will be clubbed with other postgraduate courses like M.A., M.Sc., M.Com., M.Ub., M.Ed. etc.
3. Only students, who are less than 25 years of age as on first
July of the academic year in which the tournament is held,
can participate.
4. A student employed on full time basis shall not be eligible to
participate.
5. A student shall not be allowed to represent more than one
. University during a single academic year.
6. Provisional admission to a course or Univesity shall not make
the student eligible to represent the University.
7. In case
his/her
his/her
he/she
sity.
of a student
migration
admission
is admitted
migrating from one University to another,
case will be considered eligible only after
in the new university is regularised and
as a bonafide student by the new univer-
B. Exp lanalions
1. In case of students changing from one course to another the
period spent in the previous cour!iC before joining the new
course shall be counted towards total period of eligibility.
2. One year meanS the academic year in which the tournament
is held irrespective of whether the students result is declared
or not. It will normally extend from June/July of one year for
12 calendar months to the next year.
C. Disqualifications
for violation of eligibility
rules:
1. Any disqualification of a player on grounds of ineligibility will
result in the automatic scratching of Ute team for that
academic year. The team shall also be debarred from par-
ticipating in the. tournament
following year.
(in that game) to be held in the
2. A player disqualified on the grounds of ineligibility shall not
be permitted to ,participate in University tournaments in the
next year.
3. Those players, who are selected for the Indian Universities
Teams to participate in the National Level Tournaments if they
represent some other organisations without the permission of
AIU they shall be debarred from participation in the InterUrriver$ity Tournaments.
1. Every participating university in a tournament shall supply to the
Organising Secretary of the Zone and/or All India Final Tournament,
the following documents signed by its Registrar or the Secretary of its
Sports Committee under :>eat:
''Eligibility details in only typewritteil in resPect of students, along with
their fathers' name!!, included as members of the team, in quadruplicate
on the prescribed proforma (given at Appendix- A)"
2. These documents shall reach the Organising Secreta,ry at least a day
before. the <:ommencelllent of the resPeCtive tournaments. In case of individual events like a.thletics, boxing, gymna~tics, fllalkhambh, swimming, .wrestling, weight-lifting, best physique competition etc., the
detailed entries i.e. names of the members of the team specifying their
events/weight categories shall be submitted to the Organising Secretary
at least 10 days before the <:ornmencernent of the tournaments. No subsequent change/addition/replacement
in the list of players once submitted to the organising university shall be allowed. This also applies
fOI'tJ\e Inter-Zonals ilnd only the same team as participated in Zonal
TOurnament shall be allowed to participate.in the Inter- Zona1s.
If the list of a participating team contains more number .of players than
the maximum number permissible under the rule, such a team shall not
be allowed to participate in the tournament till the strength of the tearn
is reduced to within the maximum number of players permissible under
the rule. Moreover, in all games where ranking order is detennined, the
universities, qualifying to participate in the Inter-Zonals, Shall be allowed to change the ranking order of the members of their tearns.
3. Universities, qualifying from the Zonal tournaments for the Interzonals, shall also be required to submit, on arrival at the venue of the
Inter-Zonals, to the Organising Secretary, a copy of the eligibility details
of the members of their respective team who participated in the Zonal
tournament,
duly verified by the concerned Zonal organising
secretaries; failing which, the team(s) shall not be allowed to participate
in the Inter-Zonals.
The eligibility forms, without the stamp of the Association/or bearing unauthorised overwritings, shall not be accepted as valid by the
Organising Committee. The overwritings, if any, must be duly initialled
by the Secretary, Sports Committee/Registrar of the concerned university, as the case may be.
4. (a) The Organising University, after the completion of the tournament, shall send the following documents to the office of the Association.
i) 225 copies of the Organising Secretary's Report on the tournament on the prescribed proforma given at Appendix-C.
ii) Two copies of the eligibility details submitted to him by the
participating teams.
(b) The office of the Association, in turn, shall send one copy of the
eligibility details, so received, to the organising university of the next
year's tournament. The organising university of the next year's tournament shall send the eligibility particulars received by them from the
office of the Association for the previous year to the organising university of the following year.
(c) The Organising universities, failing to send 225 copies of the
Organising Secretaries' Reports along with 2 copies of eligibility particulars of each participating team both on the prescribed proformae
(given at Appendices-A & C) by the year following 31st March, shall
be required to pay to the Association a penalty of Rs.500/ - each and
shall be debarred from participating in the Inter- University Tournaments till relevant documents are received in the office of the Association.
VII DATES, ENTRIES AND DRAWS
1. The organising universities shall run the tournaments allotted to them
in accordance with the schedule indicated in the sport calendar which
shall, as far as possible, be circulated latest by the end of June, every
year. For tournaments played on Zonal basis, it shall be the responsibility of each Zonal Organising university to draw up the dates of the
Zonal tournament allotted to it in coordination with the date of commencement of the respective Inter-Zonals as given in the Sports Calendar so that the Zonal teams qualifying for the Jnter-Zonals are able to
reach the venue of the Inter-Zonals directly from the respective Zonal
ven1,leswell in time, preferably 24 hours prior to the time of commencement of their 1st match.
For tournaments conducted on 2-Zone basis or 4-Zone basis, 4 teams
i.e. winners, runners~up and losing semi-finalists shall qualify from each
zone to participate in the Inter-Zonals.
Inter-zonals shall be conducted in continuation with a Zonal tournament allotted to the venue of the Inter-Zonals.
2. The entries shall be sent under Registered A.D. cover addressed to
the official on the mailing list circulated, every year, by the Association
or the Organising Secretary designated by the host university who shall
acknowledge the receipt of the entries. However, in the case of Athletics,
it shall be obligatory on the part of the organising university of All
India Inter-University Athletic Meet to get the entry forms printed and
invite entries only on the printed entry forms. Conditions of sending
detailed entries in the disciplines of Gymnastics and Water-Polo shall
not be insisted upon.
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'The entries must reach the Organizing Secretary on or before the
closing date of entries prescribed in the Sports Calendar. No entries
shall be accepted in any of the Inter-university Tournaments after the
closing date. If there is any change in respect of the official of a university after the mailing list is circulated by the Association, such change
shall be notified by the concerned university directly to all the other
member universities/institutes under intimation to the Association.
3. (a) Draw of fixtures shall be made by lots in the presence of a com~tee appointed by the Organising Committee immediately after the
c~giffilte,
pf ,«:ntriesspecified in the Sports Calendar. The particulars
p
q;n~~:p,ri:Ws, dates and other relevant details shall be
d ,
,"~, by _the Organi~ing University under registered cover with
acknowlesfgInent due, at least 4 weeks before the start of the tournament
to the Secretaries, Sports Committees and also under certificate of posting to the Registrars of the participating universities and to the Secretary
General of the Association. Where because of unavoidable sit,uations,
'Draws' have to be revised, the original dates of the matches, as far as
possible, shall ,not be changed. Where the venues of Inter-University
Tournaments are eventually changed at a short notice, the fixtures shall
be drawn and circulated by the Association. As far as JX.>~sible,
all the
tournaments shall be finalised by the 15th of February, except in special
cases with the prior permis~on of the Secretary General of the Association.
(b) Immediately after closing date of entry is over, the Organising
University lihall infonnthe participating Universities about the date of
draw of fixtures. The participating universities may send their representatives at the time of draw of fixtures at their own expenses. The
fixtures drawn must be despatched to all the participating universities
at least 4 weeks in advance of the commencement of the Tournament
to the Secretaries, Sports Committees and Registrars as stated under
para 3.(a) above. A copy of the same shall invariably be sent to AIU
Office.
The following procedure (also see the procedure detailed at Appendix-E) shall be followed while making the draw of fixtures:
i) If the number of entries is eight or less, the draw of fixures
shall be divided into two halves.
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If the number of eritries is more than eight, the draw of fixtures
shall be divided into four quarters.
Ui) Previous year's semi-finalists shall be so seeded that they join
t~ next year's tournament at the quarter-final stage and shall
figure in the draw of fixtUres in such a manner that the. previous year's winner is placed at the bottom most, ronner-up
at the top most of the Qrawsand the losing semi-finalists are
cross-seeded.
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iv) The Draw for the rest of the entries shall be made by lots and
the universities in 'Bye' shall be placed in such a manner that
as far as possible, they do not play against each other in the
first round.·
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0) In the Inter-Zonals played on league-cum-knockout.
basis, the· winners and runners-up of the zonal toumamentsshall be diVided into two
pools by draw of lots provided that the winners and -runners-up of the
same zone shall be placed in different pools. Four teams in a pool shall
play on league basis. Teams securing first and second positions in each
pool shall qualify for the knock-out basis. The winners of one pool shall
play against the runners-up of another pool. The third and fourthposilions shall be determined by a playoff between the losing semi-finalists.
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If a zonal tournament(s) in particular game is not. otganised for
want of a venue(s), it shall not affect the rest of the tournament in the
game concerned and the tournament so organised shall be recogt\ised
as All India Championship. Even if a tournament is organised.on 2-Zone
bMiI ud one zone is not organised for any reason the single tone tourNment shaD be reoognised as All India Championship.
For tournaments organized on- 2-zone basis or 4-Zone basis, 4 teams
i.e. Winners, runners-up and losing Semi-Finalists shall qualify from
each zone to participate in the Inter-Zonals except in Cricket (M) in
which 2 teams i.e. Zonal Wiriners and runners-up shall qualify to play
in the Inter-Zonals.
For Inter-Zonals, played on knock out basis, the draws shall be made
in the following manner :
i) The winners of each zone shall be placed at Sr. Nos. 1,3,5 &:
7 by lots· and the runners-up of each zone shall be placed at
Sr. Nos. 2,4,6 &: 8 of the draw, again by lots, provided that
the winners and runners-up of a zone, in the event of _continuing to win, shall not play against each other till the final.
If a team is scratched from a tournament at a stage when league
system is applied, the result of the league matches shall be calculated
excluding the scratched team. If, however, a team is scratched in a
knock-out system, the results of the tournament preceding the stage at
which the team has been scratched shall not be affected. If a tournament
in progress is suspended indefinitely on account of unavoidable circumstances, the venue and the dates of the unfinished part of the tournament shall be decided by the Secretary General of the Association.
d) Draws shall be made in such a manner that the programme is spread
over a minimul11 period of time and no participating university is
detained for an unreasonable period at the venue of the tournament.
In case where a Zonal tournament is not held, the previous year's
Zonal winners, runners-up and the losing Semi-Finalists, as the case
may be, of the concerned tournament shall be permitted to participate
in Inter-Zonals directly.
vm TROl'ffiES
AND CERTIFICATES
L Ail -lheh-ophieS of the In~r-University To~ents
shall be running(rolling) trophies and-the details of the existing trophies shall be
maintained by the Association. A list of existing trophies is given at
Appendix-F.
2. The trophies shall be the property of the Association and as such,
any trophy not in actual use, shall be kept in th~ custody of the Association. Universities to which the trophies are awarded in a particular
year shall be held responsible for the safety and care of the trophies.
Any damage.to or loss of a trophy·shall be reported to the Association
immediately.
3. It shall be incumbent upon the university holding any of the trophies
to send it, at its own cost, to the university organising the Zonal
Final/ All India Final, as the case. may be, of the next year's respective
tournament through a personal messenger and this transfer shall be
affected well in advance of the date fixed for the respective final. If, in
a particular year, a tournament is not held, the university holding
trophy in that particular tournament shall send the same to the organising university of the All India Final/Zonal Final, as the case may be,
for the following year through the aforesaid procedure. Till then, the
trophy shall continue to remain in the possession of the university holding the trophy.
4.(a)(i) In team games, certificates of merit, signed by the Secretary
General of the Association and the Organising Secretary of the All India
Final, shall be awarded to the members of the teams securing 1st, 2nd
and 3rd position with thefr fathers' names. In individual games like
athletics, boxing, cross country, judo, swimming and diving, gymnastics, malkhambh, weight lifting, best physique, cycling, wrestling etc.,
individual merit certificates shall be awarded upto 3rd position holders.
In Athletics and Gymnastics, individual championship certificates
(separately for Men and Women) shall be awarded on the basis of the
highest points obtained by an individual.
ii) Organising Universities, while issuing the certificates of participation
to the concerned teams, shall note the names of the Managers , the
coaches and also of the date of relieving of the teams.
b) No organising university shall award certificates of its own to any
of the participants in a tournament. Only the Association is authorised
to award certificates of merit as specified in Rule No.4(a) above.
Likewise; no Organising University shall award a trophy of its own for
any position in an Inter-University Tournament.
c) In tournaments run on four-zone or two-zone basis, All India Championship shall be recognised and m~rit certificates shall be awarded
even though a zonal tournament, in a particular game, is not played
because of one reason or the other.
Sports medals, whenever awarded in the Inter-University TouTnaments, shall bear the AIU emblem embossed on one side of medalS and
the host university may get its name engraved on the other side of the.
medals.
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5. A token cup, costing Rs.l,OOO/-, as replica shall be awarded by the
Association to the University winning championship in an Inter-University Tournament for three' consecutive years. The replica shall be
awarded only in those games in which original championship trophies
exist. If a university has won a tournament for two consecutive years,
and the same tournament is not held for the third consecutive year, the
university would be entitled for the award of a replica in case it wins
the next immediate tournament disregarding the year in which the tournament was not held.
If ~ university entitled for the award of a replica in a particular game
does not write to the Association for this award within six months of
the entitlement, the award shall become time bar.
6. No offer for a trophy from any donor shall be accepted unless the
minimum cost of the trophy offered for donation is Rs.15,OOO/
-. The
donated trophies shall be titled :
i) After the name of the donating university;
OR
ii) After the name of the university which gets a trophy donated;
OR
iii) In the name of a sportsperson of outstanding merit in the
game concerned.
7. Consequent upon the regrouping of universities from two zones to
four zones, a zonal championship/Zonal runners-up trophy shall be
awarded only to the university in the zone which has donated the concerned trophy.
8. If the universities are in tie for a championship, even after following
the procedure laid down under the rules for the conduct of the respective tournaments, the championship shall be decided by the spin of a
coin.
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Each member of a tearn participating in an Inter-University
, Tournament shall carry identity card which shall bear the
following;
i) Photograph of the player and his/her signatures
ii) Attestation
of the photograph under seal by the
Registrar/Principal/Secretary,
Sports Committee of the
University concerned. The signatures of the attesting
authority must be on the photograph.
(b) A team, not carrying identity cards as defined in the rules,
shall not be allowed to participate in the concerned tournament. Any identity card bearing unauthorised overwriting
shall not be accepted ·as valid by the Organising secretary. For
overwriting, if any, Rule No.VI(3) may be referred to.
2.(a) Organising
University
Every university undertaking to conduct a tournament on behalf of
the Association shall be responsible for its organisation, supervision and
conduct in every aspect. For this purpose, the Vice-Chancellor of the
host university shall appoint a competent body to be known as the
Organising Committee. One of the members of the Organising Committee shall be designated as the Organising secretary, who should, as far
as possible, be from the Department of Physical Education. This Committee shall function under his supervision. The responsibility of organising the tournament, according to the rules, shall be that of the
Vice-Chancellor and it is for him to delegate his powers to any body,
he wishes. Besides, he shall set up a Technical Committee consisting of
not less than 3 members, having adequate knowledge of the
game/ event.
The Technical Committee shall submit a report to the Vice-Chancellor on all matters of Technical nature concerning the tournament.
It shall be the duty of the Organising Committee to ensure that all
the rules and regulations laid down by the Association for the InterUniversity Tournaments are complied with. In case of any infringement
of the rules, the Organising Committee shall have the powers to take
appropriate action. If a particular team includes an ineligible player (as
defined in the rules), the team after due verification, shall be scratched
from the tournament and shall be debarred from participation in the
next year's tournament. When a team in a particular tournament is
scratched on grounds of infringement of rules or indiscipline, it will
have no retrospective effect on the matches already played by the
scratched team(s). The team playing against the scratched team will
have the right to play in the next match.
In case of any misconduct by any individual player(s) or a team as
a whole, the Organising Committee shall have powers even to scratch
the team/disqualify
the individual player(s) from participation in the
tournament. While doing so, however, the Organising Committee shall
strictly follow the practices as laid down below:
i) Both the teams involved in the dispute will be given an o~
portunity to explain their respective point of view.
ii) The meeting will be presided over by the Chainnan of the
Organising Committee.
Hi) The matter will be reported immediately to the Secretary
General of the Association. If it is deemed necessary to make
an on the spot inquiry C?fthe incident, a senior officer of the
Sports Division of the Association or a Senior Officer Incharge
of Sports Department from a member university shall be
deputed for the purpose.
b) The Organising Committee shall hoist the Association's flag for the
entire duration of the tournament.
c) i) The Organising University shall provide free, neat and clean lodging-fadlities - adequately equipped with toilet, drinking water and light
etc. to' the participating universities. For this purpose, hostels/class
rooms available in the affiliated colleges can also be utilised. The lodging arrangements shall be. near the grounds/ courts as far as possible
and in no case the same should be more than 10 kms. away from the
playing area. If the place of lodging is situated at a distance of more
than 5 kms. from the grounds/courts, the Organising University shaD
provide for transport facilities to and fro at the cost ·on pro rata basis
to participating universities.
ii) The grounds, courts, etc. and the equipment used for Inter-University Tournaments must conform to international specifications.
Hi) The playing area should be appropriately barricaded and
separated from the spectators area and an adequate distance should be
maintained in between these two' areas.
d) The Organlsing University shall inform the zonal winners and runners-up about the dates and venue of the All India Fmal and also it
shall provide them all facilities for their local transport connected with
undertaking the journey to reach the venue of the All-India Final.
e) The Zonal Organising Universities shall fix up the dates of the Zonal
Tournaments allotted to them in close coordination with the dates of
the Inter-ZonaIs.
f) An Organising University failing to conduct the tournament allotted
to it to the entire satisfaction of the Association shall not be assigi\ed
any tournament for a period of three years.
g) There shall be one day's gap between the zonal Quarter finals and
league matches in tournaments played on this pattern.
This rule shall be applicable in games other than Athletics, Boxing,
Gymnastics, Judo! Rowing, Swimming, Weight Lifting and Wrestling.
3. Organising Secretary
a) It shall be the duty of the Organising Secretary to keep the Association fully informed of the entries received, the detailed particulars of
the draw, the dates of the zonal and AlI- India Final matches and their
respective venues. The Organising Secretary shall also send 225 copies
of the report on a prescribed proforma (Appendix-C) and other relevant
details mentioned in Rule VI(4)(a) to the office of the Association by
the end of January in respect of tournaments completed by the end of
December and by the end of February in case of the remaining tournaments.
Defaulting universities in sending the Organising
Reports in time will be liable to action as contemplated
Secretaries'
under Rule
VI.4(c).
b(i). All the Organising Universities, whether of the Zonal or the InterZonal Competitions, shall send confirmation to the effect that they will
be holding the Tournaments allotted to them within one month of the
circulation of the Sports Calendar.
(ii). The Organising University of Inter':Zonal shall intimate well in advance to the Organising Universities of the Zonal Competition about
the exact programme of the Inter-Zonal so as to enable the Zonal Organising Universities to inform the qualifying universities of a particular
Zone about the programme of All India Finals.
(Hi). If circumstances are such that an organising university is not in a
position to conduct a tournament allotted to it, the prior approval of
the Secretary General of the Association must be taken before deciding
cancellation of the tournament. The Organising Secretary shall give at
least two months' notice to this effect to all the universities concerned
unless the circumstances to do so are beyond control so that the least
possible dislocation results.
(iv). Under normal circumstances no Organising University
prepone or postpone the tournament allotted to them.
shall
(v). The Universities, which find it impossible to host the tournaments
allotted to them, shall inform the Office of the Association to this effect
as well as to all the participating universities giving them at least one
month's notice failing which the defaulting universities shall not be allowed to participate in the concerned tournament(s) or to adhere to its
dates was, to the satisfactiotl of the Sports Board, for factors beyond
- the control of the concerned university such as natural calamities, riots,
students' agitation etc.
c) If a zonal tournament(s) in a particular game is/are not organised
for want of a venue(s) it shall not affect the rest of the tournament in
the game concerned and the tournament so organised shall be recognised as All India Championship. -Even if a tournament is organised on
two-zone basis and one zone is not organised for any reason, the single
zone tournament shall be recognised as All India Championship.
4. Accredited Representatives:
Every university sending its team to participate in an Inter-University Tournament shall appoint a whole time employed, responsible male
Q"- fe~~ .staff member (teaching/ administrative/coaching
including
;~~atta,ched
by SAI to the university or an affiliated college) as its
,"~ted
representative and due intimation of such an appointment
;shaIl be sent to the organising university.
For purpose of nominating Coaches to accompany the University
Team the condition of employment in University shall not be. insisted
upon. However, while nominating non-employees as Coaches the
university should ensure that they, in no way,violate the rules and
,.regulations governing Inter-University Championships. In case of any
·violations the concerned university will have to take responsibility for
their actions. As regards Managers, they should be "Employees" of the
University or one of its affiliated colleges. In case where only one official
-iifnominated to accompany the Team as Manager-cum-Coach, he/she
shall be an employee only.
Under no circumstances shall-a team be allowed to participate in a
tournament unless accompanied by an accredited representative as
defined above.
-5. COLOURS
All university teams shall participate in the Inter- University TourI\aments in their respective colours. In case of clash of colours between
";tWO teams it shall be decided by the spin of coin as to which team will
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playing uniform other than of its own colour to be supplied
the organising university. For this purpose, the organising univer_~ities shall keep one set of extra playing shirts in reserve.
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"~" The Organising University shall be responsible for selecting competent umpires whose decisions on all points of fact shall be final and
binding. The panel of umpires/referees
gaNsing university well in advance .
shall be drawn up by the or-
• Only qualified referees/umpires/judges/supervising
officials shall
be appointed to officiate at the Inter-University
Tournaments.
A
manager or a coach or a selector associated with any of the participating
teams or any member of such a team shall not be appointed to officiate
at the Inter-University Tournaments. No local umpire shall be appointed
to supervise a match in which the local team is playing. fIowever, in
case of Athletics, as far as possible, all officials of the Inter- University
Athletic Meet should be AAFI qualified. If that may not be possible for
any reasons, at least, the chief officials shall be AAFI qualified.
(b) EXPENSES OF UMPIRES
Expenses incurred on umpiring, including their TA/DA/boarding
and
lodging etc ..shall be borne by the organising university provided that
the participating universities shall pay to the organising university in
respect of umpiring/officiating
etc. at the following rates for different
tournaments:
i. Cricket (M&:W)- Rs.100/- per match
ii. Athletics, Boxing, Chess, Cross Country Races, Cycling, Gymnastics, Judo, Power Lifting, Rowing, Swimming, Wt. Lifting
&: Best Physique and Wrestling Rs.100/-per
team to be
counted for Men and Women separately.
Hi. For other games Rs.50/ - per match (to be counted by the number of matches that a particular team plays)
Note: For purpose of supervision charges in games like Badminton,
Table Tennis, Tennis etc. a complete 'Tie' shall constitute a
match and not merely a 'Singles' or a 'Doubles' event.
7.(a) If a university wishes to withdraw its team from a tournament
after the fixtures have been circulated, it shall, except in exceptional
circumstances to the satisfaction of the Secretary General of the Association, give a written notice to this effect at least eight days before the
commencement of the tournament to the Organising Secretary, failing
which, the withdrawing university will give an evidence to the effect
that the letter of withdrawal was issued at least 12 days before the commencement of the competition. However, in individual games like athletics, boxing, cross country races, cycling, gymnastics, judo, power
lifting, swimming, diving, water polo, weight lifting and best physique,
wrestling etc. in which the advance fixtures are not circulated, this rules
shall not apply. Any university violating this rule shall pay to the Association a token penalty of Rs.100/- in each case.
(b) A university standing in arrears in respect of these dues shall not
be allowed to participate in the corresponding Inter-University Tournament till the arrears are cleared.
8. PROTESTS
Protests against the decision of an umpire on a point of rule and
protest of any other nature in connection with the tournament shall be
in writing and must reach the Organising Secretary within two hours
of the conclusion of the tournament. A protest fee of Rs.250/ - shall
accompany every protest. Whenever a match is played away from the
headquarters of the organising university, the person incharge of the
match shall be, for purpose of this rule, the organising secretary. The
protest fee shall be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. In such cases,
the protest fee shall be remitted to the Association. Any team leaving
the field of play under protest shall be deemed to have lost the match
and forfeited its right to protest. The organising secretary shall send a
report of any such incident to the Secretary General of the Association.
If the protest pertains to feminity or dope against an athlete and is
made as per the existing rule, a certificate in this behalf from the SAI
shall be considered as valid and the concerned athlete shall be debarred
from future participation in the Inter-University Tournaments.
Wherever feasible, the organising secretary of a tournament shall,
before determining the dates of the fixtures, consult the National Sports
Federation of the game concerned so as to avoid clash in dates between
the Inter-University tournament and the respective national level tournaments.
10. A match abandoned owing to deliberate disruption such as invasion of the ground by the crowd, indiscipline on the part of the participating universities etc., shall be resumed from the point it had to be
abandoned, the old score remaining in tact.
A match played to the limitation of the time (except for cricket) at:'d
abandoned owing to natural causes like failure of light, rain etc., shan
be replayed disregarding the previous score. In games, including cricket.
in which matches are played on limitation of points, however, shall be
resumed from the point it was abandoned.
11. Interpretation of rule(s) referred to the office of the Association prior
to the commencement of a tournament shall be given by the Secretariat
but interpretation of rule(s) that might arise dUring the pro~
of a
tournament shall be given by the Organising Conu:mttee, as the case
may be, shall hold good unless, on representation of the party concerned
or at the initiative of the Secretariat, some other interpretation is given
by the Sports Board.
Even though subsequently the Sports Board might interpret the
relevant rule(s) otherwise.
12. APPELLATE POWERS
Appellate powers rest with the President and the Secretary General
of the Association. Appeals made to the Association by the aggrieved
universities against the decisions of the Organising universities shall be
considered only if received within a fortnight of the completion of the
respective tournaments. These complaints shall be considered jointly by
the President and the Secretary General, if need be, in consultation with
any authority in the game concerned. While doing so, the Secretary
General may invite representatives of the concerned universities at their
own expenses to hear their point of view and necessary inquiry into
the matter.
The President shall be authorised to take a decision. Whenever,
necessary, such disputes may even be referred to the Sports Board. The
decision, taken by the President or the Sports Board, as the case may
be, shall be binding on the parties concerned.
13. No member •.including an official, of a participating team shall interfere with the conduct of a tournament or any match of the tournament and shall not enter into argument with the supervising officials
or the organising officials; nor shall they question the judgement of the
umpire(s)/referee(s)/judge(s)
etc. A participating team, however, has
every right to lodge a written protest on any point on which it feels
aggrieved but in that case, the procedure as laid down in the rules shall
be strictly followed.
Any official not complying with the rules contained in the foregoing
para shall render himself/herself liable to disciplinary action. He/she
shall be debarred from participation in the Inter-University Tournaments by the Association for a period ranging from one to three years,
depending upon the magnitude of his/her offence. Such a misbehaviour
shall also be brought to the notice of the authorities of the university
concerned for the necessary disciplinary action that they deem fit to
take against him/her.
14. No official of any member university shall go to the press on any
controversial issue. Those violating this clause shall be liable to disciplinary action which may be to the extent of debarring the concerned
university official accompanying the team from participation in the
Inter-University Tournaments for a period as may be determined by the
Sports Board.
15. The rules and regulations, if amended by the Sports Board, shall be
implemented w.e.f. the 1st of July of the following year, ensuring that
the universities get a notice of the amendments at least three months
in advance, unless specified.
16. When a team, holding any of the three positions (Ist, 2nd and 3rd
positions) is scratched after the tournament is over, the position of the
scratched team shall remain unfilled and the positions of other two winning teams shall remain unchanged. However, the merit certificates
awarded to the members of a scratched team shall be cancelled in the
office records and the university of the scratched team shall be informed
accordillgly.
~SUIT/S
BY AND AGAINST THE ASSOCIATION
, '~{1,li::Th~
Association
',1:::'
may sue or be sued in the name of the Secretary
General of the Association.
ii)· The Suit! s against the Association should be filed in courts in
Delhi onlY7 in view of the fact that the Secretariat/office of the
,'"
Association is located in the National Capital Territory of Delhi
and these courts alone will have jurisdiction to try the Suit/so
X. EXPENSES
.'Each participating university shall bear the travelling, incidental and
boarding expenses of its own teams. The host university shall, however,
bg~ all. the expenses pertaining to lodging of the visiting teams,
gfQynds,l its enclosures and equipment etc. except as otherwise provided
for- ~
.•under the rules for different tournaments.
.
~.
XL ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION
. . The annual subscription for membership of the AIU shall be
~l'::Per
annum or as may be revised by the Association from
tiiWf,jW-.fW.
I"
'.
~U~<~tanding
in arrears by 15th August, every year on ac.~~t
of annual subscription or of dues of any other nature, shall not
beiMgible'to participate in the Inter-University Tournaments unless the
arrears are cleared. Such arrears shall be taken to have been cleared
only' when the dues are received by the Secretary General of the Association.
XU. SA VING CLAUSES
.Any point, not directly covered by these rules, shall be decided on
the basis of the rules most nearly applicable and in accordance with the
general tenor and spirit of the overall rules.
B. Rules for the Conduct of
Inter-University Tournaments
1. Athletics
1. The competition shall be conducted under the rules of the Amateur
Athletic Federation of India, unless otherwise, modified in these rules.
2. The number of entries per university for 20 Kms., 5 Kms. Walk and
Half Marathon shall be not more than 3. However, other events except
for Relay Races each university shall be entitled to enter not more than
two competitors provided that even the 1st two entries in these events
shall be accepted only of those athletes who make the grade in terms
of the qualifying standards. The qualifying standards for each event
shall be the sixth place performance in the corresponding event in the
preceding Inter- University Athletic Meet. Any Athlete noticed to be
not fulfiling the minimum qualifying standards shall be liable to. be
debarred from further participation. However, for relay races there shall
be no qualifying standards. For relay reces, only one entry with two
reserves shall be accepted.
3. It shall be obligatory on the part of the Organising University of the
Inter:-University Athletics Championship to get the entry forms printed
and invite detailed entries only on printed entry forms. The last date
of receiving the detailed entry forms is 10 days before the actual commencement of the meet.
4. Once the detailed entry is received, no change shall be permitted. If
any Athlete fails to participate, without valid reasons in any of the
event(s), he/she is liable to be debarred from further participation in
other events.
5. The following events shall be included in the Inter- University Athletic Meets :
Men
TrtICk Events:
4xl00 mts. and 4x400 mts. Relays
Races; 100,200,400,800,1500,5000 &t
10,000 mts. Races; 110 mts.and 400
mts.hurdle Races; 20 Kms. Walk,
Half Marathon.
Field Events:
Jumps
Long. Jump, High Jump, Triple Jump and
Pole Vault
Shot Put, Hammer Throw, Discus· Throw
and Javelin Throw
Women
Track Events:
Field Events:
Jumps
Throws
Heptathlon
4xl00 mts. & 4x400 mts.Relay Races,
l00,20<M00,800,1500 mts.,5000 and
10,000 mts. Races, 100 mts. and 400 mts.
hurdles, Half Marathon~ 5 Kms. Walle
Long and High Jumps
Shot Put; Disc~s Throw and Javelin Throw
5 Kms. Walk for Women and Half Marathon shall be held along With
the ~.U. Cross Country (M&W) and these events shall be scheduled in
such a way that they are completed in two day~ Walk &t Matathop
shall be held as a separate competition.
6, The order of events shall be fixed as per the sequence given at Appendix-N and the daily programme-of event shall be notifie<Hnadvance
to all the participating universities by the OrganisingUniversity.
7. Duration: Unless· unavoidable the competition will be conducted fot
a period of five consecutive days.
8. Points and Certificates. : Points shall be awarded on team basis. In
each event, except for relay races, the winning university shall be
awarded 5 points for the first place, 3 points for .the.second place and
1 point for the third'place. In relay races, the winning university shall
be awarded 10 pOints for the first place, 6 poin~ for the second place
and 2 .points for the third place. Merit Certificates shall be awarded
upto first three positions in each event. For relay races, merit certificates
hall be awarded to all the 4 members of the teams winning first, second
and third positions, who constituted the. team for the final. race.
9. Championship: There shall be a separate championship each for Men
and Women sections. The university securing the highest total number
of points for the men section and the university seCuring the highest
total number of points for. the women section' shall be declared as the
champion university for the Men and Women sections. There shall,
however, be no overall championship combined both for men and
women sections respectively. In case of a tie, the university winning
the greater number of first places shall be adjudged as the champion
university.
10. Individual Best Athlete : Individual best athlete shall be adjudged
separately each for men and women sections. The athlete securing the
highest number of points in the men section shall be declared as the
best athlete for the men section and the athlete securing the highest
number of points in the women section shall be declared as the best
athlete for the women section.
2. Badminton (Men & Women)
1. The competition shall be conducted under the rules adopted by the
Badminton Association of India, unless, otherWise, modified in these
rules.
2. The tournament for men' and women sections shall be conducted
according to the following pattern:
Men
= 3 singles and 2 doubles
Women = 2 singles and 1 doubles
3. A tie for men section shall be decided by the combined results of 3
smgles and 2 doubles whereas a tie for women sectipn shall be decided
by the combined results of 2 singles and 1 doubles. The result of a tie,
however, can be declared when either of the competing teams wins 3
matches for men section and 2 matches for women section.
4. The order of events shall be as 'follows:
Men:
First Singles;
Second Singles;
First Doubles;
Third Singles;
'Second Doubles.
Women:
First Singles ;
Second Singles;
Doubles.
5. The university participating m the tournament shall bear their own
share of the cost of shuttle-cocks for each match. The quality and make
of the shuttles, however, shall be decided by the organising university.
6. The number of players representing a university in a team shall not
be less than 4 and more than 6 for men and not less than 2 and more
than 4 for women.
7. Merit certificates shall be awarded to not more than 6 players for
men section and not more than 4 players for women section.
3. Ball Badminton (Men & Women)
1. The tournament shall be conducted according to the rules as adopted
by the Ball Badminton Federation of India, unless, otherwise modified
in these rules.
2. The tournament shall be conducted only for. the 'FNES'.
3. A team shall consist of not more than 7 players including two substitutes.
4. Each match shall be played as the best of three games.
5. Not more than seven merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
4. Basketball (Men & Women)
1. The tournament shall be conducted according to the rules of the Basketball Federation of India, unless, otherwise, modified in these rules.
2. Only rubber basketballs shall be used in the competition.
3. If there is a tie between two or more than two teams in the matches
played on league basis, the following procedure shall be adopted to
decide the tie:
(a) Dual Tie: The team, which has beaten the other team in the
league matches, shall be the winner.
(b) Tie between more than two teams: The tie between more than
two teams shall be decided on the basis of :
Points Scored
Points against
The team securing the greater quotient shall be the winner
and so on. While deciding the tie between three .or more than
three teams, only the points secured for and against in the
matches played between the teams in tie shall be counted.
(c) If the tie between two teams or more than two teams still
persists, it shall be decided by the procedure given below :
(i) Team having minimum number of player fouls shall be
declared as winner.
(ii) Even after following the (i) above, if the Tie persists the
team having minimum tcchnical fouls shall be dcclared
as winner.
(Hi) Even after following the procedure (i) and (ii) above, if
the tie persists "Draw of Lots" shall decide the winner.
(d) If there is a tie in a match played on knock out basis, extra
tillie of 5 minutes shall continue to be given till the tie is
decided.
4. Ordinarily no team shall be called upon to play more than one match
a day. If, however, under unavoidable circumstances, a team is called
upon to play two matches in J. day, there shall be at least 6 hours' gap
between the conclusion of the first mat<;h and the beginning of the
second match.
5. The to'l,lrnament upto the zonal Semi-Final stage will be played on
knock-out basis. From the semi-final stage, league system shall apply.
In the Inter-Zona Is ~he tournament shall .be played on leagu~umknock-out basis.
6. The number of players representing a university shall not be more
than 12 and not more than 12 merit certificates shall be awarded to a
team.
5. Boxing
1. The competition shall be conducted according to the rules as adopted
by the Amateur Boxing Federation of India, unless, otherwise, modified
in these rules.
2. The competition shall be conducted on knock out basis. The draw
for each weight class shall be decided by lots provided that the winner
~nd the runner-up of the previous year shall be placed at the bottom
most and the top most of the Draw respectively.
3. 'Weighing In' and medical examination shall be conducted every day
before the commencement of the competition. No weight shedding shall
be allowed after the 'weighing in' has started. Also no alterations or
additions shall be allowed after the Draws have been made. .
4. The competition shall be conducted for the following weight classes:
Light Fly Weight
upto 48 Kg.
Fly Weight
upto 51 Kg.
Bantom Weight
upto 54 Kg.
Feather Weight
upto 57 Kg.
Light Weight
upto 60 Kg.
Light Welter Weight
upto 63 Kg.
Welter Weight
upto 67 Kg.
Light Middle Weight
upto 71 Kg.
Middle Weight
upto 75 Kg.
Light Heavy Weight
upto 81 Kg.
Heavy Weight
over 81 Kg.
5. Each university is entitled to enter one competitor and one reserve
in each weight class but only one boxer shall be allowed to compete.
6. To hold competition in a particular weight class, there must be at
least two competitors.
7. A competitor shall be eligible to compete only in his own weight
class.
8. Each bout shall consist of three rounds of two minutes each, with
one minute's interval between the rounds.
9. Ordinarily no competitor shall be called upon to box more than one
bout in a day.
10. For determining the championship, first place winncr in each weight
class shall be awarded 3 points, second place winner 2 points and third
place winner 1 point. However, both the losing finalists ina particular
weight class shall be awarded third place merit certificates and shall
share 1 point equally (half and half each).
11. In all matters pertaining to bouts the
be final unless decided otherwise by the
tcrms of the Amateur Boxing Federation of
the Jury of appeal that may be constituted
tee.
decision of the referee shall
1ury appeal' constituted in
India Rules as different from
by the Organising COmmit-
6. Chess
1. Rules of the Chess Federation of India shall apply to the Inter-University Chcss Tournament unless, otherwise, modified in these rules.
2. The tournament
rounds).
will be played according to the Swiss Method (nine
3. The Chess clocks shall be used if available.
4. A team may consist of a maximum of six players (including two
reserve players) but only four players shall be allowed topartidpete
each playing against the other of the same status in order of ranking:
There shaH be no restriction to including women players in the Chess
Team.
5. Each university shall clearly state the ranking order of its team while
sending the entry. The r~serve shall be ranked at the bottom.
6. In the event of inability of a playing member to participate, the ranking order shall be changed in such a way that only the player following
him in the ladder takes his place and so on. No player shall be replaced
during the course of the tournament.
7. Each team is required to play through the entire tournament. However, if a team is forced by circumstances beyond its control to withdraw
from the tournament, the treatment of any unplayed matches, for the
pUrPOses of scoring, shall be settled by the Chief Arbiter and the Organising Secretary.
8. The first session of play shall be six hours with two time controls:
40 moves in the first two hours, then 20 moves in one hour, with accumulation of time before the first adjustment. Not more than two
games will be played a day including the adjourned games.
The adjourned games shall be played according to schedule. All adjourned games musf be completed before the start of the last roilnd of
the tournament.
In the last round, games not finished at the end of the first session
are adjourned and, after a break of two hours, played to the finish.
9. The final positions of the teams shall be established by the number
of game points scored by each team.
10. The position of teams, which finish with the same number of game
points, shall be determined by the application of the following tie-breaking procedures, in sequence from (a) to (b) to (c) to (d) to the extent
required:
(a) By the sum of the game scores of all the team's opponents;
(b) By the sum of match points won;
(c) By the results of the matches between the tied teams;
(d) By the sum of the game scores of all the team's opponents,
excluding the opponents who scored the highest number of
game points and the opponent who scored the lowest number
of game points.
11. Not more than six merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
7. Cricket (Men)
1. The matches snall be played according to the rules adopted from
time to time, by the Board of Control for Cricket in India, unless, otherwise, modified in these rules.
2. Playing conditions for Zonal and Inter-Zonal matches of the InterUniversity Cricket Championship are as under:
Zonal Matches
i) Matches upto zonal quarter final stage will be played on 50 limited
overs basis as per the rules of Deodhar Trophy Tournament as adopted
by the BCCI.
ii) The zonal quarter final and semi-final matches will be played as per
the following regulations :
1. These matches will be of 2 days' duration.
2. Each team will play for not more than 80 overs.
3. The matches will be played for a duration of 6 hours each
day. If the team batting first is all out or completed the stipulated overs, the match will continue upto the scheduled closing time.
4. There will be no restriction
bowled by any bowler.
to the number of overs to be
5. There will be no limited over restrictions with regard to placement of fielders (including 30 yards drcle).
6. The result of such matches will be determined by overall run
rate of the team.
"""7. If the scores at the end of stipulated overs are equal, then the
team losing lesser number of wickets shall be declared as winner. In case, at that stage, the position is equal, the position
at the 50 overs stage will decide the w!nner. If the position
remains undecided after following the above procedure, the
rule of lowering from 50 overs shall be applied as per the rules
of Deodhar Trophy tournament to decide the winner.
shan
8. In the event of matches played on turf, the bowling side
not be permitted to take a new ball. However, if matches are
played on matting, the fielding side shall have the option to
take a new ball at any time after the completion of 50 overs.
ill) The zonal final match will be played for 3 days' duration (6 hours
each. day). In case both innings are not completed in 3 days' time, the
result will be decided on the basis of first inning's lead. If first inning
of both the teams is not completed in 3 days' time, the match shall
continue till the first inning of both teams are completed and the result
achieved.
Note: Only the winners and runners-up of each zone will qualify to
participate in the Inter-Zonal.
Inter-Zonal
Matches
i) The quarter final matches shall be played according
quoted at (ii) above (for the zonal level).
to the rules
ii) Semi-finals will be played as per the rules quoted at (iii) above (for
the zonal level).
ill) The Inter-Zonal final match will be played for 4 days' duration (6
hours each day). In case both innings are not completed in 4 days' time,
the result will be decided on the basis of first inning's lead. If first
inning of both the teams is not completed in 4 days' time, the match
shall continue till the first innings of both the teams are completed and
the result achieved.
Note: There must be one day's gap between Inter-Zonal semi-final
and final.
The Organising university may start the matches half an hour earlier
or half an hour late depending upon local conditions.
3. Balls as approved by the umpires of the match shall be used.
4. The tournament
will be played on knock-out basis.
5. A team shall not consist of more than 16 players including the reserves. Not more than 16 merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
8. Cricket (Women)
1. Matches shall be played according to the Rules, as adopted from time
to time, by the Women's Cricket Association of India unless, otherwise,
modified in these rules.
2. All matches shall be of 50 limited overs.
Note: Playing conditions for limited Overs matches as adopted by
W.C.A.l. from time to time will apply unless, otherwise
modified ..
In all matches, the period of play shall be six hours every day as per
the details below :
a) First Session
Lunch
9.30 A.M. to 12.30 P.M.
12.30 P.M. to 1.15 P.M.
1.15 P.M. to 4.15 P.M.
There shall be one drink break in each session.
The Organising university may start the matches half an hour earlier
or half an hour late depending upon .local conditions.
3. Balls as approved by the umpires of the match shall be used.
4. A team shall not consist of more than 16 players including the reserves. Not more than 16 merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
9. Cross Country Races, Walk And Half Marathon (M&W)
1. The championship shall be· conducted according to the rules as
adopted by the Amateur Athletic Federation of India, unless, otherwise
modified in these rules.
2. The distance for men section shall be 12.5 Kms. and for women section 5 Kms.
3 (a) A maximum of 9 entries for men and 6 entries for women shall
be allowed and all of them shall be permitted to run. For calculating
the Championship, however, only first 6 for men and first 4 for women
shall be counted.
(b) Individual entries shall be permitted.
(c) Team entries shall be counted only if a minimum of 6 for men
and a minimum of 4 for women begin the race even though it is not
necessary that all the 6 for men and all the 4 for women should complete
the race for counting championship.
4. The Organising University shall show the route to the athletes at least
a day before for all races held outside the stadium.
5. Competitors may compete bare foot or with footwear on one or both
feet. The purpose of shoes for competition is to give protection and
stability to the feet and a firm grip on the ground. Such shoes, however,
must not be constructed so as to give the competitor any additional
aSSislance, and no spring or device of any kind may be incorporated in
the shoes. A shoe strap over th~ instep is permitted.
6. (a) For deciding the team championship, points shall be awarded to
the competitors upto 6th position for men section and 4th position for
women section in the following order :
1st Position
One point
2nd Position
Two points
3rd position
Three points
and so on
(b) The University winning the minimum number of points shall be
declared as Champion.
(c) In case of "Tie" the university whose last runner is closer to the
first runner shall be declared as Champion.
7. The tourriamellt will be completed in 2 days' time.
10. Cycling (Men & Women)
1. The competition shall be conducted according to the rules of the Cycling Federation of India, unless, otherwise, modified in these rules.
2. Machine and Equipments : Use of only the Racing Cycles of the
following description shall be allowed in the Competition :
a) For track events: Fixed wheel must be fitted, Brakes, bell and wing
nuts are not permitted.
b) For Road Races and Circuit Event : Free Wheel, two independent
brakes in full working order must be fitted. Coaster hubs changed
speed gears and wing nuts are permitted.
3. Competitors Dress: Competitors attire .for all events must consist of
a sleeved Jersey or vest, knickers reaching at least half way to the knee
corresponding the university colours of the competitors. All attire must
be free from political signs or badges and trade adyertisements. Crash
helmet is essential. Turban with proper fold is permitted in place of
crash helmet. Hand gloves are included in the rider's normal dress.
4. Medical Certificates and Insurance: (i) On demand by the organisers,
entrant must produce a medical fitness certificate of a Registered Medical Practitioner.
(ii) All entrants for Road Races shall be insured for a minimu~ of
Rs.5,OOO/-each. Arrangements for on the spot insurance shall be.made
by the Organisers in respect of those entrants who are not insured already and this will be done before the start of the competition in Road
Races.
5. Except for 4000 M team pursuit and 50 Km. Road team time Trial,
each university shall be entitled to enter not more than two competitors
+ one reserve per' event. For 4000 M. Team pursuit and 50 Km. Road
Team Time Trial each university is permitted to enter 4 competitors +
2 reserves. For the 100 Km. Massed Start Road Race, each university
may enter 4 competitors + 2 reserves.
6. No changes shall be permitted in the entries after their submission.
7. The competition shall be conducted in the following events :
MEN
1000 Mts.
1000 Mts.
4000 Mts.
4000 Mts.
1000 & 4800 Mts.
2Km.
1500 Mts.
50Km.
100 Km.
WOMEN
1000 Mts.
3000 Mts.
3000 Mts. &
50 Kms.
1000 Mts.
50 Kms.
Time Trial
Sprint
Individual pursuit
Team Pursuit
.Massed Start
Point Race
Team Trial
Road Team Time Trial
Massed Start Roadways
Individual Time Trial
Individual Pursuit
Team Pursuit
Massed Start
Massed Start Road Race
8. The order of events shall be notified in advance to all the participating
universities by the Organising University.
9. The competition may continue for 3 consecutive days for track events
and for two days for the Road Races depending upon the number of
entries.
10. Points for certificates : In each event, excepting team events (4000
M.T.P. & 50 K.M. ROAD TEAM TIME TRIAL) the winning university
will score for the first place, five pointS; the second university 3 points
and the third university one point. In the team events the Winning
university shall score 10 points, the second university 6 points and third
university 2 points.
The merit certificates shall be awarded only upto 3rd place.
11. Championship: The University scoring the total highest number of
points shall be declared as .the Champion university for the year. In
case of a tie for the championship, the university/which has the greater
number of first places to its credit, shall be adjudged as the Champion.
The events organised on road will not be counted for the purpose
of deciding the Championship.
11. Football (Men &: Women)
1. Matches shall be played according to the rules of the All India Football Federation/Women's
Football Federation, unless, otherwise
modified in these rules.
2. In matches played on knock out basis, if a game ends in a draw, 15
minutes extra time each way shall be a part of the normal period of
play. After the normal period of play (including 15 minutes extra time
each way) is over, 5 penalty kicks shall be taken by each team, one each
alternatively. The team scoring the greater number of goals shall be
declared as winner. If the result is not declared yet, the 6th, 7th, 8th
player and so on alternatively from each side will. take the kicks till the
result is decided provided that equal number of kicks shall have been
awarded to each side. Which side shall take the first kick shall be
decided by the spin of a coin. Before the penalty kick begins, each captain shall nominate 5 players to take· the penalty kick on behalf of
his/her team. No substitution shall be allowed during the tie breaker
rule.
3. Unless unavoidable, no team shall be called upon to play two matches
in a day. If under compelling circumstances a team has to play two
matches in a day, there shall be at least 6 hours' gap between the end
of the first match and the commencement of the second match. As far
possible, no team shall be forced to play matches on more than four
consecutive days and there shall be one day's gap between the final
and semi-finals.
as
4. No player shall be permitted to participate in the tournament without
football shoes.
5. In matches played on league basis, if there is a tie, the tie will be
decided on the basis of goal differences: Goals for - goalsagciinst. If the
goal difference between two universities in a tie is the same, the tie will
be decided by taking into consideration the highest aggregate of goals
scored by a particular university. For example, ')(' scores 15 goals for
& 10 against and if 'V' scores 12 goals for &: 7 goals against then X shall
'be decided
winner on the basis of the maximum aggregate goals scored
for. If the goal difference is the same between more than two univertJ#es, the tie will be decided by draw of the lots.
_MEN
The tournament upto the zonal Semi-final stage will be played
onknock-out basis. From the semi-final stage, league system
shall apply. At the Inter-Zonal stage, the tournament shall be
played on league-cum-knock-out basis.
6(b) WOMEN
The'tournament
basis.
shall be played on knQck-out-cum~league
7. Each university shall submita list of players not exceeding 16 including reserves. Not more than 16 merit certificates shall be awat:.ded to a
team.
12. Gymnastics (Men)
The Inter-University
following competitions:
Gymnastics
Programme
shall consist of the
A) Team Competition:
1. Team competition shall consist of 12 exercises Le. six compulsory exercises and six optional exercises (one compulsory
and one optional exercise ort each appaTatus).
Note:
A gymnast obtaining 50% marks in the compulsory set of exercises shall qualify to participate in the optional sets of exercises.
2; Team championship as well individual all around championship will be declared in this competition.
B) Individual Event Final (App. Championship)
The best eight gymnasts on each appClIatus.from competition
1 (Team Competition) will again compete in optionalex~rcise
to decide the first three positions on each apparatus.
Note:
In this competition only standard equipment should be used.
Team Championship
Each University team will consist of six gymnasts who will participate in all exercises in team competition. The result of the competi-
tion will be decided by taking·the total scores of the best five gymnasts
on each event.
Once the entry has been made no change in the composition of the
team is permitted. A University, which cannot enter a complete team
of six gymnasts may enter competitors individually. For carrying out
the exercise, the individual gymnasts will be formed into one or several
groups or will be attached to another team. Their order of use of apparatus will be decided by the jury.
1. Individual
All Around Championship
Individual all around championship will be decided by taking the
total scores obtained in compulsory and optional exercises on all apparatus in competition 1(Team competition).
2. Individual
Event Final (Individual
Apparatus
Championship)
The best eight gymnasts on each apparatus, from competition one
(team competition) will be selected to compete for apparatus championship.
They will perform only optional exercise. Evaluation will be done
out of maximum 10.00·points.
Competition
Rules:
Each gymnast must execute the whole competition programme
before he is eligible t9 secure any position in any apparatus. Entries to
the tournaments are to be made on prescribed forms provided in good
time by the organising unIVersity.
n~
competitors and the judg-esmust devote themselves entirely and
exclusively' to the competition. They tn;ly accept other tasks only after
having completed all the liabilities related to the competition.
Horizontal
Bar
Bar to be polished steel 26-27 mm. in diameter; Length of the bar
2.40 m~,height from the ground must be within 2.50 m; to 2.70 m.
Pommelled
Horse
LeJ:\gth of horse 1.60 ms., breadth 36-37 ems; distance between the
pommels 4D-4S ems; height of horse to top of pommels 1.20 ms., height
of pommels from the saddle 12 ems.
Vaulting Horse
Height of the horse 135 ems.;
Length of the horse 160 ems.
Rings
Height of supporting frame 5.50 ms.; height of rings from ground
2.50 ms to 2.70 ms interior diameter of ring 18 ems., thickness of the
rings 28 mmS.i the suspending ropes may end in belts or movable straps
to which the rings are attached. Special arrangements will prevent the
ropes from twisting. Distance between the ropes will be 50 ems.
Beat Board
Height in front 20 to 22 ems., length 120 ems., width 60.00 ems. The
beat board must be so constructed that it is of maximum springness.
The board will be slopped but the surface must not be slippery.
Floor Exercises (Free Hand)
The floor will have the minimum dimensions of 12 x 12 ms. distinctly
marked on the floor by means of white lines. It will comprise a floor,
measuring at least 14 x 14 ms. the space available for gymnast being
marked as above.
The whole space will be covered with a soft carpet of 5 mm. thickness.
Parallel Bars:
Height. of bars 1.70 ms to 1.75 msi length 3.50 mS.i the inside measurement between the bars may vary between 40-50 ems. The bars must
be oval in shape.
Description
of Exercises :
HORIZONTAL
BAR: To be swinging work witho~t pause.
PARALLEL BAR: To be a combination of swinging, strength and holds.
RINGS: To be a combination of strength and holds without movement
of rings.
POMMELLED HORSE: Combination with work on both sides swinging without pause or hold. One part at least of the exercise to be executed from the opposite si<:ieto the main performance (Scissors· and
Circles of one and both legs).
FLOOR EXERCISES (Free H~d) : Exercises to consist of consecutive
movement combining poses, balancing and turning exercises with
great vitality.
Long Horse: Vaults, which are listed in the code of points
for men by F.I.G., may be performed or any other vault with
hands support (one hand or both hands) may be performed.
Judges: The organising secretary shall appoint six judges and
one superior judge for each event for the duration of the competition.
Men
The judging panel at the apparatus will be composed as follows :
6 Judges
1 Head Judge
If the possibilities allow in agreement with the participating Teams,
a TA(TechnicaI Assistance) can also be used.
Jury
Theorgamsmg
university will constitute the jUry for deciding
protests and issue not specially covered under these rules. Superior
judge of the event under protest should be included in the jury for
deciding protest.
Special Instructions :
Each university team participating in the competition should have a
leader from amongst them or separate one, whose duty will be confined
to introdUcing his team to the superior judge and to leading them to
the different apparatuses. Before the exercises commence, he must ensure that the apparatus is properly placed and test its fitness. At the
commencement of the exercise on the rings and on the horizontal bar,
the leader may properly assist a gymnast. During the perfonnance, he
must remain near the apparatus to prevent the occurrence of any acx:ident but he shall not give assistance in the perfonnance of any exercise.
His work as a leader will not be remunerated. He is the intermediary
between the superior judge and his team. Each team must arrive and
leave in good order. All the judges and the teams taking part must be
on the scene at the appointed hour and in places which have been designated. The individual event final (apparatus championship) will have
only optional exercise, whereas the team competition will be divided
in two parts which are as. under :
The first part comprises the compulsory exercises, the second one the
optional exercise on all events. The sequence of events will follow the
order laid down in the programme. All apparatuses may be in use at
the same time and order of the use of apparatus will remain the same
for all the teams. Any competitor leaving his teams or competition place
without the prior permission of the superior judge will be penalized
0.30 point. Substitution of competitors within a team during the competition is not allowed. Any case of illness or accident must be reported
immediately by the team leader and confirmed by the doctor on duty.
In order to allow an indisposed gymnast to recover the team may cease
work for a maximum period of 3 mlnutes. If after this 'lapse of time the
competitor has not recovered, the team must resume the competition
and the injured competitors will be eliminated from the competition.
Only one chance· will. be given to perform compulsory exercise on
each apparatus including Vaulting Horse and Floor Exercises;
The optional exercises may also not be repeated on all events including Vaulting Horse.
The horizontal bar and Parallel bars exercises may be reversed wholly
or in part. The floor exercise and pommelled horse exercise maybe
reversed wholly only.
A competitor can performanyvauUon
Horse in optional competition
but it must not be the same as the compulsory vault. For the parallel
bars the use of beat board is permitted. All competitors -of one team
must be uniformly dressed. On the side horse, the rings, parallel bats
and Horizontal bar the competitors must compete in long pants with
footwear (socks and gym shoes or only socks). In Floor exettUie and
long horse vault the gymnast can appear in long pants and with footwear, or in short pant with or withouHootweat.1l)e
wearing of long
or short pant is, for these exercises, left· to the discretion of. the team· or
the individual gymnast provided the colour of the uirlfonnisthe
same.
Wearing of shirts (jersey) is compUlsory in all cases.
The judges may consult among themselves for the first exercise (performance) in order to obtain a common starting point. Thereafter they
will work independently without any further mutual consultation apart
froin in exceptional cases (accident etc.), If the marks awarded by a
judge or judges are not according to rules & regulations, the superior
judge has right to call the judge or the judges concerned.
The final scores awarded toa gymnast will be announced or flashed
by the superior judges before the next competitor starts his exercise.
Men
Marking system has been changed by F.I.G.. Now the 10 marks will
be divided as follows :
Division of 10 marks for Marking the Exercises:
Difficulty
2.40 Pts.
b) ExercisePresentation
5.40 Pts.
c) Special Requirements
1.20 Pts.
d) Bonus Points
1.00 Pt.
Total
10.00 Pts.
a)
Value Parts
A
0.10
B
0.20
C
0.40
D
0.60
E.
0.80
The points difference between the two middle scores may not be
greater than:
a) 0..10 with an average of 9.50 and above
b) 0;20 with an average of 9.00 to 9.45
c) 0.30 with an average of 8.00 to· 8.95
d) Q:SO with an average of 6.00 to 7.95
e) 0.80 in all other cases
If t~ above difference exceeds, the concerned judge or judges will
be called by the superior judge for consultation.
The maximum total points obtainable is thus as follows :
A gymnast
12 exercises x 10 = 120 points
2) A team
5 competitors x 120 600 points
1)
=
In case of protests. on matter eXcluding the marking and judgement
the decision of the jury shall be fiqal and there should be no right of
appecdagainst it After the announcement ofthe result, the score sheet
shall be handed over to the organisingsecretary.
Championships
:
Should there be any ties for championship
below:
it shall be broken as given
a) Team (General)- The more number of first higher places secured by
the team.
b) Individual
other works.
(General)- The more number of first places secured in
c) Individual (Event)- The more number of first places secured in other
events .. If the tie remains still unresolved, the championship shall be
decided by the spin of a coin.
General Notes to the Compulsory Exercises for the
Inter-University Gymnastics Championship:
1. Execution should be made and judged as per the rules of the (FIG)
International Gymnastics Federation .
.2. The hold parts should be held for 2 seconds on all the apparatuses.
3. Partly or wholly, the series of the exercises may
rules.
be reversed as per
(i) While judging the compulsory series execution of all the elements
should be observed with special attention. The points allotted for the
element missed or avoided shall be deducted from the total award. Besides the factors of proper execution; positions, continuity and command shall be the guiding factors.
(ii) While judging the optional series, the difficulty of elements, its
composition should be the additional criteria to those of proper execution, positions, continuity and command.
13. Gymnastics
(Women)
The Inter-University Gymnastics programme for women shall consist
of the following competitions :
A. (1) Team Competition:
Team competition shall consist of 8 exercises i.e. four Compulsory
Exercises and Four Optional Exercises (one compulsory and one
optional on each apparatus).
(2) Team championship as well as Individual All Around~,..
pionship will be declared in this competition.
(App. Championship)
The best eight girls on each apparatus from competition 1 (Team
Competition) will again compete in optional exercise to decide the first
three positions on each apparatus.
Note:
In this Competition only standard equipment should be used.
Team Championship
Each university may enter one team of six women Gymnasts who
will pattiopate in all exercises in Team competition. The result of the
competition ·wilJ.,be decided by taking the total scores of the best five
Gymnasts on each event.
Once the entry .has been made no change in the composition of the
team is permitted. A university, which cannot enter a complete team
of six Gymnasts, may enter competitors individually for carrying out
the exercise. The individu~l Gymnasts will be formed into one or several
groups or will be attached to another team. Their order of use of apparatus' will be decided by the jury.
L Individual All Around Championship:
Individual All Around Championship shall be decided by taking the
total of scores obtained in compulsory and optional exercises on all
apparatuses in Competition No.1.
2. Individual
Event Final
The ~t eight Gymnasts on each apparatus from team competition
will be selected to compete for Apparatus Championship. They will
perform only Optional Exercise. On the basis of their performance in
optional exercise the position will be decided out of 10 points.
Competition Rules
A. Each gymnast must execute the whole competition programme
before she is eligible to secure any position in any apparatus.
The competitors and the judges must devote themselves entirely and
exclu;sively to the competition. They -i'nay accept other tasks only after
having completed all the liabilities related to competition.
Judging:
B. The Organising Secretary shall appoint six Judges and One Superior
Judge for each event for the duration of the Competition.
The judges may consult among themselves to the First Exercise (performance) in order to obtain a common starting point. Thereafter they
will work independently without any further consultation apart from
exceptional cases (accidents etc.). If the marks awarded by a judge or
judges are not according to the rules and regulations the Superior Judge
has right to call the Judge or the Judges concerned.
The final scores will be average of the two middle scores. The Final
scores awarded to a Gymnast will be announced or flashed by the Superior Judge before the next competitor starts her perfonnance.
Marking
Marking will be done as per the division of Marks laid down by
FJ.G. Division of 10 Marks for evaluation:
Value Parts
3.00 pts.
Bonus Points
0.60 pt.
(special connections &
E - Elements & additional
D - clements)
Combination
2.00 pts.
Execution
4.40 pts.
10.00 pts.
A
0.20
B
0.40
C
0.60
D
0.80
Each exercise will be judged by six Judges. The maximum and minimum scores are eliminated and the average of the middle 4 scores is
taken for Final Sc6res.
The points difference between two middle scores may not be greater
than:
(a) 0.10 point for scores between 9.500 - 101JOOpoints
(b) 0.20 pointfor
scores between 9.000 - 9.475 points
(c) 0.30 point in all other cases.
Uniform of a Gymnast:
Each women Gymnast must compete in proper Gymnastics Costume.
All the Gymnasts of a team must appear in uniform dress.
1. Execution should be made and judged as per the rules of F.I.G.
2. Dimensions of all the apparatuses
Special Instructions
should be as per the rules of F.I.G.
:
Each university team participating in the competition should have a
leader from amongst them or separate one, whose duty will be confined
to intJoducing her team to the judge and to leading them to the different
apparatuses. Before the exercises commence, she must ensure that th~
apparatus is properly placed and test its fitness. At the commencement
of the exercises on the balancing beam and uneven parallel bars, the
leader may properly assist a gymnast. During the performance, she
must remain near the apparatus to prevent the occurrence of any accident but she shall not give assistance in the performance of any exercise.
Her work as a leader will not be remunerated. She is the intermediary
between the Chief judge and her team. Each team must arrive and leave
in good order. All the judges and thetearns taking part in the competition must be on the scene at the appointed hour and in places which
have been designated. The competition shall be started with optional
exercises. The sequence of events will follow the order laid down in the
programme. All apparatuses may be in use at the same time and order
of the use of apparatus will remain the same for all the teams. Any
competitor leaving her team without the permission of the chief judge
will not be allowed to return. Substitution of competitors within a team
during the competition is not allowed. Any case of illness or accident
must be reported immediately by the team leader and confirmed by the
doctor on duty. In order to allow an indisposed gymnast to recover,
the team may cease work for a maximum period of 3 'minutes. If after
this lapse of time the competitor has not recovered, the team must
resume the competition and the injured competitor will be eliminated
from the competition.
Any gymnast may repeat an exercise which she thinks she has missed
or carried out badly. She must immediately announce her intention to
the chief judge before the judges have completed their marking. The
repetition of the exercise must be executed after a convenient rest time
before the team passes to the next apparatus. Only the repetition will
be taken into account. Each competitor has the right to make two at-
tempts at the vaults of the long horse both compulsory and optional;
the best to count. The free standing exercises may not be repeated. All
competitors of one team must be uniformly dressed. This dress may be
modified from one event to another, but without loss of time so as nOt
to hold up the running of the competition. Work without shoes or
without vests and socks is not allowed on the floor and long horse
exercises. The competitors may, on all other apparatuses, work without
shoes wearing stockings.
Championship
~
Should there be any tie for championship, it shall be broken as given
below:
\a) Team (general) : The more number of first higher places secured by
the team.
(b) Individual
other events.
(general): The more number of first places secured in
(c) Individual
events.
(event) : The more number of first places secured in other
If the tie remains still unresolved, the championship
as per Rule No. VllI(8) of this booklet.
shall be decided
Note: Performance of first six competitors shall be recorded
award of points for the championship.
14. Half Marathon
for
& Walking
Rules for the game are ~ven under the Rules for the Cross Country
Races.
15. Handball
(Men & Women)
1. The Inter-University Handball (M&W) Tournament shall be conducted according to the rules as adopted by the Amateur Handball
Federa~on of India unless otherwise modified in these Rules.
2. The tournament will be played for 2 halves of 30 minutes each with
an interval of 10 minutes.
3. If a match ends in a draw after having been played for the normal
period, an extra time of 5 minutes each way (with no interval) be given
after 5 minutes from the end of the normal period. If a match still ends
in a draw, another extra time of 5 minutes each way (with no interval)
shall be given. There shall be an interval of five minutes between the
first extra time and the second extra time as well.
4. H a tie is not decided. even after the second extra time, the match
will be decided by the spin of a coin. However, if two teams score the
same number of points in the matches played on league system, the tie
shall be decided by Goals for - Goals against.
5. Each team shall consist of not more than 12 p1clyers (10 court
players+2 goal keepers ). A team, while playing, must use a goal keeper
without interruption. Not more than 7 players i.e. 6 court players plus
1 goal keeper will be present on the court at anyone time.
6. Only the substitutes, not more than 4 teams officials and suspended
player(s), if any, are allowed to stay in the substitution area. One of the
officials of each participating team in a match must be listed on the
scoring sheet as being the only responsible person to speak to the game
officials.
7. The tournament upto the semi-final stage will be played on knock-out
basis: From the semi-final stage, league system shall apply.
8. Not more than 12 merit certificates shall be awarded to a team entitled
for such an award.
16. Hockey (Men & Women)
1. The matches shall be played according to the rules as adopted by
Indian Hockey Federation/Indian Women's Hockey Federation, unless,
otherwise modified in these rules.
2. H any match played on knock out basis ends in a draw, it shall be
played to the finish and the procedure shall be as follows:
After the normal playing period of 70 minutes (35-5-35), extra
time of 7.1/2 minutes each way sh8n be played. H at the end
of 15 minutes of extra time, the tie is not decided, the penalty
stroke rule shall be applied· to decide the tie.
3. No team shall be forced to play on more than four consecutive days
and there shall be one day's gap between the final and the semi-finals.
H, under some compelling circumstances, a team is asked to play two
matches a day, there shall be at least six hours' gap between the closing
time of the first match and the time of commencement of the second
match. Under no circumstances shall a team be forced to play two
matches a day on not more than two consecutive days.
4. In the matches played on league basis and ending in a draw, tie
breaker rule (penalty stroke) shall be applied till a decision is arrived
at.
In the matches played on the league system, if there is a tie for
Zonal/Inter-Zonal Championship, goal difference will decide the tie.
Note: Goal difference = Goals 'for' minus 'goals against'.
If the goal difference is the same between 2 universities, the tie will
be decided by applying tie breaker rule (penalty stroke) amongst the
teams in tie. In the matches played on league basis if the goal difference
is same between more than 2 universities, the tie will be decided by
drawing the lots amongst the teams in the tie.
5. All the results of a university withdrawing in the mid-stream shall
be cancelled and no goal shall be awarded to the universities against
whom the withdrawing university had to play.
6. The tournament upto the Zonal semi-final stage will be on knock-out
ba~is. From the semi-final stage the matches shall be played on league
basis.
7. Each university shall submit a list of players not exceeding sixteen
who may partidpate in the tournament, and not more than 16 merit
certificates shall be awarded to a team.
17.Judo
1. The organisation and Sporting Code in conjunction with statutes
and the contest rules adopted by JFI (Judo Federation of India) shall
apply unless or otherwise modified in these rules.
2. The competition
categories for:
Men Section
1. Up to and including
2. Above 50 kg., up to
including 55 kg.
3. Above 55 kg., up to
induding 60 kg.
4. Above 60 kg., up to
induding 65 kg.
5. Above 65 kg., up to
induding 71 kg.
shall be conducted
50 kg.
and
and
and
and
in the following weight
Women Section
1. Up to and including
2. Above 44 kg., up to
including 48 kg.
3. Above 48 kg., up to
including 52,kg.
4. Above 52 kg., up to
including 56 kg.
5. Above 56 kg., up to
induding 61 kg.
44 kg.
and
and
and
and
Men Section
6. Above 71 kg., up to and
including 78 kg.
7. Above 78 kg., up to and
including 86 kg.
8. J\bove 86 kg.
Women Section
6. Above 61 kg., up to and
including 66 kg.
'7". Above 66 kg., up to and
including 72 kg.
8. Above 72 kg.
3. The Men and Women teams shall not comprise more than 10 participants in each section Le.8 participants + 2 Reserves (from any of the
above weight categories). Each Judoka/Judosist shall be allowed to participate only in their respective weight categories and no jumping in
the weight categories shall be allowed.
4. Time duration of the Contest:
Men:
5 minutes (Real contest time)
Women:
4 minutes (Real contest time)
5. A rest period of 5 minutes in the case of men and 4 minutes in the
case of women shall be allowed if the competitor has to compete in the
next bout immediately after his/her present bout.
6~ The competition shall be conducted on knock out-cum-single
repechage system. The competitors of each weight category will be
separated into two groups by a draw. From each group (Pool) one
finalist will be established by knock out system. Each competitor, who
has been defeated in his/her group (pool) by the finalist in the order
of his/her elimination will be put in the repechage round which takes
place in the knock out system. The winners of the two repechage groups
will be awarded the joint third place (Bronze medal).
•••.
ftwtM Conduct of Inter-unitJersity
Tou77lllments
Model Fixture on Knock out-cum-Single Repechage System
Below SO·kg. Men Weight Category
Pool A
Round 1st
2nd
I.Bombay~
!
(BoutN~1
2. Jiwaji
3rd
3rd
t
1
Pool B
2nd 1st Round
1Bye.l.GNDU
__
2.panjab
[
2
3. Delhi
(Bout No.2)
{
31
4. Poona
"2
winner
of
Pool A
5.Kurk.
I
3.Punjabi
rM~t
1 wmner
_1--4 of
Pool B
5.JN.U.
]
4-Gold Medalist
2-Silver Medalist
[
•
6.M.D.U'~J
Bye 6.GUjarat
7. Bye
~
H.A.U
Repeehages Pool A
;-j
1.BombaY
3
3Poona -6.M.D.U
I
1_
3 Winner of
Repeehage
Pool A
5t:
5_,-win1\er 0
Repecha~
Pool B
Position Holders
University Name
Meerut Univ.
Jiwaji Univ.
Delhi Univ.
J.N.U.
1
Explanation
The procedure for dividing the total participants into Pools ana
model fixtures of 13 Judo players indicating repeehages system is as
under :
The. total participants shall be divided into two pools i.e. Pool A and
Pool B on basis of draw to be done by using Numbered Table Tennis
Balls in bucket. Each player'S name should be written along with
University name for example ROm ASH KUMAROiwajD on the fixture
sheet. The usual rule of giving bye should be applied.
The bouts of Pool A and Pool B shall be conducted on knock out
basis. The above procedure will provide finalist of Pool A and finalist
of Pool B. In the above stated fixture, No. 2 is the winner of Pool A
and No. 4 is the winner of Pool B. For the purpose of Repechages, all
those Judo players who have lost to finalist of Pool A, i.e. No. 2 shall
be contesting in the order of elimination. The first round player
eliminated/lost to fiIlalist of Pool A is, player No. 1 of Bombay University, in round lInd, player eliminated is No.2 of Poona University, therefore the repechage match of Pool A shall be between Bombay University
and Poona University players. The winner of this bout shall go to next
round and will contest with player No. 6 of M.D.U who has lost to
finalist of Pool A in llIrd round. In the same manner the repechage
tQurnament of Pool B shall be conducted. The finalist of Repechage Pool
A and Pool B shall be awarded lIIrd place.
The. finalists of Pool A and Pool B shall contest for 1st and IInd
places.
7. If a contestant is not at his(her starting place after 3 calls (at 1 minute •
interval), he/she shall forfeit the contest and shall not be allowed to
participate even in repechages.
8. The contest shall be conducted by one Referee, two Judges and assisted by time keepers and contest recorders.
9. Weighing in shall be done only for those weight catagory(ies) participant, who shall participate in their respective weight category on
that day. When all the bouts of one category are c:Jverthen weighing in
of the next weight category bouts shall begin.
10. For deciding the championship, first place winner in each weight
category shall be awarded 3 points, second place winner 2 points and
third place winner shall be awarded half point each. Championship for
men and women shall be awarded separately. The team securing
highest points shall be declared 1st, team securing second highest - lInd,
and the team sectUing third highest points - illrd. In case of Tie for
first, ~ond and third place(s) the team getting highest" number of first
place, second place or the third place ali the case may be, shall be the
deciding factor for breaking:the Tie. Despite following this method if
the Tie still remains then the teams involved shall be declared joint
position holders.
11. Merit Certificates shall be awarded to :
1st place holder
2nd place holder
Two 3rd place holders.
18. Kabaddi
1. The Inter-University Kabaddi (Hu-tu-tu) Tournament will be run in
accordance with the rules of the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India.
2. The. total points 'for' minus the total points 'against' in the league
matches shall decide the tie. Should the tie still Persist, it sbaII be
decided by the spin of a coin.
3. A team shall consist of a maximum number of 12 players and not
more than 12 merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
19. Kho-Kho (Men &: Women)
1. The rules as adopted by the Kho-Kho Federation of India shall apply
to the Inter-University Kho-Kho Tournament.
2. A team shall consist of a maximum number of 12 players and not
more 12 merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
20. Korfball
1. The Inter-University Korfball Championship will be organized in
accordance with the rules adopted by the Korfball Federation of India,
unless otherwise modified in these rules.
2. Korfball is a mixed team game where both male and female play an
equal role together. A team will consist of a maximum of 12 players (6
males and 6 females). However, at one time only 8 players (4 males
and 4 females) will actually play.
3. The duration of the game is 20 minutes each way with interval 5 to
15 minutes (to be decided by the referee in consultation with both the
captains).
.
4. The court is of the size of 40 x 20 Metres (Indoor) and 60 x 30 Metres
(outdoor) and is divided by two equal halves. Further, each side of the
Court is divided into two divisions (defence and offence) and in each
division two males and two females are set.
5. Equipments required for the Korfball are two Poles, Baskets with one
ball (Rubber synthetic No.5).
6. To get a score the ball must drop through the basket. After securing
two consecutive goals, players change their positions from defence to
offence and vice versa. The,positions are also interchanged after expiry
of 10 minutes time if no goal is secured, during that period.
7. Additional playing conditions and regulations provided by the
Federation:
i} Running with the ball and' dribbling are not allowed.
ii) Kicking, bitting or punching the ball are not allowed.
iii) Blocking, tackling and holding are prohibited.
iv) There is no room for solo play. Team work is the most important ingradient.
v) One man may guard one 'man and one women may 'guard
one women, no two against one person. Guarding a player of
the opposite sex is also not allowed.
vi) A player'is not permitted to, score when guarded. He must
dodge to an unguarded positions or pass.
vii) During the game, substitution of players (male to male and
female to female) is permissible only on two occasions. ,First
is a substitution of general nature but the second substitution
is only made in, case of Jnjury or illness, of a player . Player so
substituted shall not take the field for the remaining duration
of a match.
Merit Certificates shall be awar(1edto not more than 121'layers ofa
team.
22. Power Lifting (Men)
1. The rules as adopted by the Indian Powerlifting Federation shall be
followed, unless otherwise, modified in these rules.
2. The tournament shall be held in the following Body Weight Class:
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No.S/IUT/99
18 October 1999
he Director Sports
ember Universities/Institutes
Sub: Weigpt categories for Inter-University
Power Lifting (W) Tou~nament 1999-2000.
The Inter-University
Sports Board in its Annual General
~ting
hpld at KurukRhptra UnivprRity on June 25-26,
1999
,solved to include Power Lifting (W) event in the sChe~L~
Iter-University Tournament (s) 1999-2000.
The existing pattern of Inter-University
Tournament(s)
Ir the year 1999-2000 shall be governed by a set of
latest
les which are up-dated/adopted
from time-to-time
by the
ncerned
National
Federation approved by Indian
Olympic
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75 Kgs class
82.5 Kgs class
90 Kgs class
100 Kgs class
110 Kgs class
125 Kgs class
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3. A university team for the competition shall consist of maximum of
11 players (including 1 reserve). A university shall be permitted to enter
2 competitors maximum
each Body Weight Class.
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4. For determining the Championship, First Place winner in each Body
Weight Class shall be awarded 5 points, Second Place winner 3 points
and lbird Place winner 1 point.
S. The competition in a Body Weight class shall be.held even if there
is one competitor but the competitor shall be awarded the First position
certificate only if his p~rformance is at least equal to the 3rd position
perfonnance of the previous year.
If the competitor in such a situation (where there is only one entry
in a particular Weight class) earns a merit certificate by virtue of his
perfonnance equal to the 3rd position of the previous year, the points
due to him shall be awarded for the purpose of calculating team championShip.
6. If a competitor breaks the record in the 3rd chance, he shall be given
one mo:reChance to better his performance. But the 4th attempt shall
not be calculated in the total.
7. The following are the minimum weights for different cat~ries
lift for the Competition:
Starting Qualifying.Matks
Class
4
S2 Kgs
~Kgs
60 Kgs
Squat
105Kgs
115Kgs
125 Kgs
for the Championship
Bench Press
65 Kgs
70 Kgs
75 Kgs
Deadlift
140 Kgs
150 Kgs
160Kgs
of
Class
67.5
75
82.5
90
100
110
125
Squat
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
125+ Kgs
135
145
155
160
160
155
150
150
Bench Press
~gs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
80
85
90
92.5
90
85
80
80
Deadlift
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
170
180
190
190
180
175
165
160
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
Kgs
For the purpose of counting the period of eligibility Power Ufting
Competition will be counted as one competition.
1. The Inter-University Rowing Championship
accordance with the rules of Rowing Federation
wise modified in these rules. This Championship
knock out-cum-Ieague basis.' The league system
semi-final stage.
2. Events:
events:
will be conducted in
of India, unless othershall be conducted on
shall apply from the
The In~er-University Regatta shall be run in the following
(a) Fours: A race tor crews of four with coxswain to be rowed
in four oared boats of similiar clinker construction, unless at
any centre, at which the regatta may be held, there are two
or more four oared boats of similar shell construction and such
two or more boats are made available at the regatta for practice and racing to all competing clubs. No boats shall be leftS
than 20 inches beam measured at the base of the sax-board.
(b) Pairs: A race of crews of two without coxswain, in boats
of similar clinker construction, unless at any centre at which
the regatta may be held. There are two or more coxswainless
pair oared boats of similiar shell construction and such two
or more· boats are made available at the regatta fot practice
and racing to all competing teams.
(c) Sculls: A race for single scullars in boats of similar clinker
construction unlesS at any centre at which the regatta may be
held there are two or more boats of similar shell construction
and such two or more boats are made available at the regatta
for practice and racing to all competing teams.
3. Boats and the Course : The host university will be responsible for
making available identical boats (for each race) with oars to the competing crews for practice and races. The boats to be used will be in the
following categories.
Clinker built (commonly known as
Junior sculls)
Clinker built without coxswain
(ii) Pair oars
Clinker built with coxswain. The maximum
(tii) Fours
width will be 24"(commonly known as
junior fours)
The Organising Committee has the right to change the type
of boats to be used in the competition, if the type of oars
specified in the rules are not available.
4. Course:
(a) Length: Length of the Course shall be 2000 metres with
clear margin for manoeuvring the boats at the start and safely
bringing the boats to a standstill after the finish. However, if
2000 mts. distance course is not available, the largest course
available shall be used.
(b) Width: The course shall be wide enough at all points to
allow at least two abreast races as far as possible with a width
of 35 feet for each lane.
(d Depth: The Depth of the course is not,specified but it must
be deep enough at all points not to cause any damage to the
blades of the oars.
(d) Start : Starts shall be from stake boats. In case this is not
possible; an aligner or a Starter who may also act as the aligner
must satisfy himself that the alignment of the crews is correct.
His, decisions in this regard shall be final and no appeal can
be made against his decision.
5. Championship : The championship
of points in the following order :
Event
Fours
Pair Oars
Sculls
Winner
10
8
6
shall be determined by aggregate
Runners-up
8
6
4
3rd position
6
4
2
Note:
If there is a tie, the championship shall be awarded to the
university which has the maximum representation in the
finals. If the tie still persists, it will be decided by the spin of
acoin.
6. Duties of the Competing Universities and Crews :
All competing universities will furnish to the host university at least
4 weeks before the final date of the regatta, the events they wish to
compete in, the names of crews with their weights. Crews can be
changed before the races. No changes in ·thecrews will be allowed after
their first race.
All crews will report to the starter 5 minutes before the start of the
particular race. The start~r may allow a grace period of 5 minutes and
after that he may scratch the defaulting crew and award the race to the
crew reporting in time. This crew will then "row over" the course.
It will be the.responsibility of the competing crews to check up any
defect in their boats. Once started, objections on grounds of defective
boats will not be entertained.
7. Certificates
Certificates for each event i.e. Fours, Pair and Sculls sha:llbe awarded
upto 3rd position.
24. Softball (Men & Women)
1. The Inter-University Softball (M&W)Tournament shall be conducted
according to the rules as adopted' by the Softball Association of India
unless otherwise modified in these rules.
2. Only the Softball ball and Softball bat of the size and quality
prescribed by the Softball Association ofIndia shall be used in the competition.
3. All League and knock-out matches shall be of five innings while th~
Final Match of seven innings.
Five innings game will be considered regulation game after 3rd innings and seven innings game will be considered regulation game after
5th innings. To decide the game after regulation game, difference of 10
Home Runs shall count.
4. In case of a tie in league game of two or more teams, the count of
average home runs gained and lost will apply:
i) No. of Home Runs gained divided by Innings played.
ii) No. of· Home Runs lost divided by Innings played.
The team securing the greater quotient shall be the winner, by Extra
inning(s) shall be played in knock out matches till the Tie is decided.
5. Ordinarily no team shall be called upon to play more than two
matches a day. If, however, under unavoidable circumstances, a team
can be called upon to play third match in a day, there shall be at least
two hours' gap between the second and third matches.
6. The team shall consist of not more than 15 players and not more than
15 merit certificates shall be awarded.
25. Squash Rackets
1. Rules of the Squash Rackets Federation of India shall apply to the
Inter-University
Squash Rackets Tournament,
unless otherwise
modified in these rules.
2. The tournament shall be played in singles only and on league- cumknock out basis. The knock-outsystem shall be followed only amongst
the first four teams.
3. A team may consist of maximum ~ players but only five players shall
be allowed to participate each playing against the other of the same
status in order of ranking.
4. Each umversity
shall clearly state the ranking order of its team while
sending the entry. The reserves shall be ranked at the bottom.
'
5. In the event of inability of a pl~ying member to participate, the ranking order shatl be changed in such'a way that only the player following
him in the ladder takes his place and subsequently the ranking status
of the other players shall be affected in the same way.
6. Each game shall be decided as the best of five sets.
7. The cost of squash ballsm a match shall be borne by the respective
participating universities. Quality and make of the balls shall, however,
be settled by the Organising University.
8; Not more than six merit certificates shan be awarded' to a team .
26. 'Swimming
(Men)
(Men & Women), Diving
(M&
W) and Water-Polo
1. The competitions shall be.conducted according to· the rules of the
Swimming Federation of India, unless otherwise modified in these rules.
2. Swimming
(a) The tournament shall be conducted. in the following events as
indicated for Men and Women:
Back Stroke
Breast Stroke
Butterfly Stroke
Individual Medley
Free Style Relay
Medley Relay
50 mtrs.,1oo mtrs., 200 mtrs.
400 mtrs.,8oo mtrs(W),
1500 mtrs.(M)
100 mtrs.,2oo mtrs.
100 mtrs.,2oo mtrs.
100 mtrs.,2oo mtrs.
200 mtrs.Aoo mtrs.
4 x 100 mtrs., 4 x 200 mtrs.(M)
4 x 100 mtrs.
(b) Each university shall be permitted. to enter a maximum oftwo swimmers for each individual event.
(c) For each Relay event, each University may enter only one team with
one substitute swimmer. All swimmers entered for individual e"ents
can be used in Relays.
(d)'The composjtion of a Relay team may be changed between' heats
and finals of that event.
(e) The names of swimmers actually swimming on a Relay must. be
submitted at least an hour before the start of the session in which the
event is to take place, in the order in which they are to swim. In Medley
Relay the names must be submitted. as per their respective strokes.
(f) Each university may enter a maximum of 26 Men and 24 Women
swimmers.
(g) The competition shall be conducted. over a period of 5 days. The
h~ts shall be conducted in the morning session and the finals of these
events should be finishedin.the evening session on ~e same day.
(h) Swimmers shall.be seeded for the heats in accordance with the times
submitted on the official entry form. 'Those, who do not give timings,
will·be considered the slowest. Eight best.swimmers shall be advanced
to the finals on the basis of their timings in the heats. The number of
heats shall be determined according to the number of competitors and
the lanes available. in the pool (preferably 8 lanes). There shall be a
minimum of three swimmers. entered/ seeded for the conduct of any
event/heat/final.
(i) The swimming competition shall be held in the pool of 50 mtrs.
length specifications.
3. Diving
(a) For each Diving event, each University may enter a maximum of
two compe!itors with the total number not exceeding 4 men and 4
women divers (in both High Board and Spring Board).
(b) The High Board Diving Competition should preferably be conducted from 10 mtrs.Board and the Spring Board competition from 3
mtrs. Board.
(c) Only the dives prescribed by the SFIrules shall be executed and
no other dives may bE! permitted/added.
4. Water-Polo
A university Water-Polo team shall consist of thirteen players (7 playing and 6 reserves) and not more than 13 certificates shall be awarded
to any· winning team.
5. General
(a) The award of points for the first three places for individual events
in Swimming and Diving shall be 5, 3 and 1 and for Relay Races 10, 6
and 2.
(b) Certificates shall be awarded for first three places in all events.
(~ For the purpose of individual/team championship, points shall
be counted separately for Swimming and Diving. Trophy shall be
awarded only to the Swimming Champions (points earned for WaterPolo and Diving shall not be counted).
(d) The trunks/costume shall be in good moral taste, non-transparent
with drawers/slips underneath and suitable for the individual sport
discipline.·The referee of a competition has the authority to exclude any
competitor whose costume does not comply with this rule.
27. Table Tennis (Men)
1. The rules of.the Table Tennis Federation of India shall apply to the
Inter-University Table Tennis Tournament, unless otherwisemodifted
in these rules.
2. The tournament shall be played in SwaytlUing Cup linesoThe otlder
of the play shall be as follows :
Where three players on one side are numbered A,B,C; and the three
players on the other side are numbered X,Y,Z.
1st Match
2nd Match
3rd Match
4th Match
5th Match
A VsX
B Vs Y
C VsZ
A VsY
B VsX
3. The result of a match shall be declared when either team wins 3
matches.
4. The number of players representing a university shall not be less than
three or more than five.
5. Universities participating in the tournament shall bear their own
share of the cost of the balls. The quality. and the 'make' of the balls
shall be decided by the Organising University.
6. Not more than five certificates shall be awarded to a Team.
28. Table Tennis (Women)
1. The rules of the Table Tennis Fed.eration of India shall apply to the
Inter-University Table Tennis Tournament, unless otherwise modified
in these rules.
2. The tournament shall be played following the rules of Corbullion
Cup (Davis Cup format). Where the two single players on one side are
numbered A, B and the single players on the other side are numbered
X, Y, the order of play shall be :
1st
A Vs X
2nd
B Vs Y
3rd
the doubles match
4th
A Vs Y
5th
B Vs X
A,B and X,Y shall be determined by draw of lots.
3. The result of a match shall be declared when either team wins 3
matches.
4. The number of players representing a university shall not be less than
two or more than four.
5. Universities participating in the tournament shall bear their own
share of the cost of balls. The quality and 'make' of the balls shall be
decided by the Organising University.
6. Not more than four certificates shall be awarded to a team
29. Tennis
1. The rules of the All India Tennis Association shall apply to the InterUniversity Tennis Tournament, unless, otherwise modified in these
rules.
2. The tournament shall be played on Davis Cup lines i.e. each rubber
consisting of one Doubles match and four Singles matches (only two
players representing each university team in singles, but making a total
of four mat..iles by playing against each player in turn). Each match
shall be played as the best of three sets. The first two singles and the
doubles matches should be played on the first day.
3. Where the two single players on one side are numbered A,B and the
single players on the other side are numbered X,Y, the order of a play
in a tie shall be :
1st: A vs Y
2nd: B vs X
4th : A vs X
3rd : the doubles match
5th: B vs Y
A,B and X,Y shall be determined by draw of lots.
The tie-break system of scoring shall operate in any set except in the
fifth when an ordinary advantage shall be played.
4. The number of players representing a university shall not be less then
two and more than four.
5. Universities participating in the tournament $hall bear their own
share of-the ,cost of balls. The quality and the'make' of the baJIsshall
be decided by the Organismg University.
6. Not more than 4 merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
30. Volleyball
1. The rules as adopted by the Volleyball Federation of India shall be
followed, unless otherwise modified in these rules.
2. The Zonal Tournament upto the Semi-final stage will be played on
Knock-out basis. From the semi-final stage, league system shall apply.
3. Inter-zonal matches for men shall be played on league basis. In case
of a tie, the match will be decided as follows :
At first the following calculations will be taken:
Match won - 2 points, Match lost - 1 point and for match forfeited -
o point.
Result
A
Name
of the
team
win
be tabled as under :
C
D
Match- Match- Total
es won es lost points
B
E
Sets
won
F
G
H
Sets lost Total score point
Favour Against
)
In case of a tie of total points at (D) between two or more teams, the
following equation will determine the ranking :
Sets won (E)
Sets lost (F)
The teams of higher rate of sets will be ranked higher. If the tie still
persists, the following equation will be applied :
Rate of score :
Total score points in favour (G)
Total score points against (H)
Team Df higher rate of score points will be ranked higher.
If the tie remains undecided, precedence will be given to the team
winning the match in which the concemedteams have played against
each other .
.4. All the Inter-University Volleyballmatches, both for men and women,
shall be played as the best of five sets. Ordinarily, no university shall
be called upon to play two matches a day. In exceptional circumstances,
however, if a university is called upon to play two matches a day, there
shall beat least a gap of six hours between the two matches.
5. A team shall consist of a maximum of 12 pla~
12 merit certificates shall be awarded to a team.
and not more than
3L (i) Weight Lifting
1. The Inter-University Weight lifting Competition shall be conducted in accordance with the rules of the Indian Weight Lifting Federation, unless, otherwise modified in these rules.
Rules for
1M Cart4u.ctof lrater-lUIiwrsity
ToumllltleJlts
2. The competition shall be held in. the following weight classes.
1.54 kg
2.59 kg
6. 83 kg.
7.91 kg.
3.64 kg
4.70 kg
8.99 kg.
5.76 kg
10.+108 kg
9. 108 kg,
3. A univerSity shall be permitted' to enter two competitors
weight class with one reserve.
for each
4. For the purpose of Championship, three places shall be awarded in
each Weight Class - the first, second and third places getting five, three
and one points respectively.
5. The competition in a wt. class shall be held even if there is only one
competitor but the competitor shall be awarded the first position certificate only if his performance is at least equal to the thud position
perfo~ce
of the previous year.
If the competitor in such _asitua~on (where there is only one entry
jn a particular weight class) earns a merit certificate by virtue of his
performance equal to the ~third position in the previous year, the points
due to him shall be awarded for purposes of calculating the team championship.
6. Extra attempt is not allowed as per present rules.
7. The following minimlitrl 'weights' are fixed for different categories
of lift in the Inter-University Weight Lifting Competition:
, Cat.
54 kg,
59
64
70
76
83
91
99
108
+108
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
Snatch
Jerk
50 kg.
52.5 kg.
55 kg.
57.5 kg.
57.5 kg.
60 kg.
60 kg.
62.5 kg.
62.5 kg.
62.5lcg.
70 kg.
75
80
85
85
90
90
95
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
kg.
95 'kg.
95 kg.
8. For purposes of counting the period of eligibility, Weight Ufting
and Best Physique Competition will be counted as one competition.
(ii) Best Physique
1. Inter-University Best PhySique Competition
weight categories as given below:
i) Bantom Weight
ii) Light Weight
iii) Middle Weight
iv) Light Heavy Weight
v) Heavy Weight
2. A university shall be permitted
weight class with one reserve.
Upto
Over
Over
Over
Over
shall be held in five
65 kg.
6S kg. upto 70 kg.
70 kg. upto 80 kg.
80 kg. upto 90 kg.
90 kg
to enter two competitors
for each
3. There shall be at least three judges of whom one will act as the chief
judge.
4. Minimum number of competitors in each group shall be at least four.
5. Judgement would
developed physique.
be on the basis of the most proportionately
6. Any deformity found (covered back bone, stopping posture, bone
legged, kyphosis, tosis and the like) will be considered as a disqualification.
7. Allotment
be made on
petitors are
that groups
of marks for the development of groups of muscles shall
judging them after the competition and after all the comcalled upon together to demonstrate the development of
of muscles.
The groups shall be split up as follows for purposes of ·posing.
Max.
Deltoid
biceps &
triceps
fore-arm
trapezius
pechrites
major
development
of ribbex
5
RJda
fur the Conduct of Inter-university Tou17l4mmts
(c) Back group
(d) Abdomina
(e) Leg group
(f)
Classical
poses
(g) Agility
(h) Personality
leticimun
dorsit
overall
backs
thigh
calf
front
back
Any other
any action
say cartwheel
hand spring
back-flip, hand
stand somersault
general impression as a figure,
brightness of eyes,
texture of skin,
proportion etc., as
collected by the
judges during the
trials
71
5
5
5
5
5
10
10
10
5
5
15
10
15
8. For each 'weight group', the first three position holders shall be
awarded merit certificates and a special certificate shall be awarded to
the winner of the title of 'Shri Inter-University'.
9. For judging the 'Sbri Inter-University', first two positions in each
Weight'group shall be considered. In case of a tie, the Competitors_tied
be judged again.
,
'.-
{
-"
--
W:'P4)l" ~e~dg~t
of the 'Shri Inter-University' title, the following
shall be considered:
(i) Classical poses any three
15 marks
(ii) Personality
10 marks
11. Dress: The competitors shall wear only 'posing slips' and no oil or
grease should be applied to the body at any stage.
~2. Wrestling
1. The roles, as adopted by the Wrestling Federation of India, shall be
followed, unless otherwise, tOOdifiedin these rules (according to latest
FILARules).
2. The I.U. Wrestling Tournament shall be conducted on the league and
elimination bas~. The standard weights for the tournament shall be as
follows:
(i) Upto 48 kg.
(ii) Upto 52 kg.
(iii) Upto 57 kg
(iv) Upt062 kg.
(v) Upto 68 kg.
(vi) Upto 74 kg.
(vii) Upto 82 kg.
(viii) Upto 90 kg.
(ix) Upto 100 kg.
(x) Upto 130 kg.
3. The intemational.catch-as-catch-ean
rules as adopted by the Wrestling
Federation of India shall be enforced, except that 'Janghias' the Indian
style of dress, shall be allowed.
4. Each university will be permitted to enter one competitor in each
weight class with one reserve. The competition upto 130 kg shall be
held if there are minimum 4 entries in that Weight Oass.
5. A wrestler shall be allowed to compete in one weight class only,
either in his own weight or in the next higher weight, whichever he
chooses at the time of Official Weigh-in.
6. Oiling or greasing of the body and long finger or toe nails shall not
be allowed.
7. Each bout shall be decided by a fall or by points. In the case of a
fall, both the shoulders must touch the ground simultaneously.
8. While a bout is in progress, there shall be no coaching from outside;
if coaching is done even after due warning, points may be deducted
from the competitor being coached.
9. The bout shall be judged by one referee, one mat Chairman and one
judge. One controller shall be appointed whose decision on' matters of
disputes shall be final and there shall be no protest or' appeal against
his decision.
10. For purpose of championship three places shall be awarded in each
weight class the first, second and third places getting 5, 3 and 1 points
respedively.
33. Yogasanas
Appendix-A
ame of the Toumament
of the Organising University
Name
Section Men/Women
Name of the Manager
His/Her status_,
Zone
Whether Inter-Zonal also
Yes/No Name of the participating University
College in
which
studying
Father's name
l'
2
3
Date of
birth
4
Date &: year of
Passing qualifying
examination for first
admission to a
CollegelUniversity
Name of
Exam
Date &:
Year
5
6
Prellent
Class
,'l
Name of
the
present
course
Duration
of course
Date &: Year of first
admission to
Univ.
8
9
10
Graduate
Cotll'8el .
,
.,,;thatthe above particulars are true as per records of the University.
Jthat the above players are not employed on full time basis.
N CASES:
.
,that player (s) listed at S. No.(s)
above is/are migr
...•
~ duly enrolled student (s) for following full time University Course/C
,!i>t"~
by the University.
, Seal of the University
Singnature of the
\
n cases. He/she/they has/have been admit
of not less than one academic year's durati
strar/Secretary, Sports commluee-
_
Number of years of
previous participation
while, pur~iIlg:
Present
Course
11
_
12
Relllllb
P.G.
counel
13·
'14
Name of the
player
S.No
Father's name
Name of
previous class
Name of new
class
Name of
previous
CourselFacu lty
Name of new
CourselFaculty
Date Ie Year of
joining previous
CourselFaculty
Date Ie Year of
changing to new
CourselFaculty
Minimum
academic
qualifications of
admission 'to
new Course!
Faculty
Remarks
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Certified that the above particulars are true as per records of the University.
Further certified that no member of the team listed in this proforma has violated the following rule:
No player, who chose to play on behalf of the State team, in any tournament, without prior permission of the concerned university and in case of tournaments
in which Iridian Universities teams are also participating, without prior permission of the Association of Indian Universities, shall be allowed to participate in
any university, inter-eollegiate and Inter-University tournaments. It was for the concerned university to take appropriate disciplinary action against players
playing on behalf of State teams without their permission as referred to in the preceding sentence.
Date-----Seal
IMPORTANT
of the University------Signature
of the Registrar/Secretary, Sports Committ·ee------------•..•
. Year.
NOTE:
1. Only those universities shall be allowed to participate in this tournament which submit this proforma in quadruplicate complete in all respects to the Organising
Secretary in time as required under the rules. Before permitting the team to participate in this tournament, the Organising Secretary shall ensure that
i) Eligibility details as contained herein are neatly typed on this form and do not bear any unauthorised over-writings.
ii) This proforma is complete in all respects and bears the stamp of the Association of Indian Universities.
iii) The identity cards bear the photographs of the members of the team and their signatures are duly attested by the concerned Registrar/Secretary, Sports
Committee/Director of Physical Education under seal and the identity cards do not bear any unauthorised over-writings.
iv) The eligibility details given herein have been thoroughly scrutinised and the Organising Secretary is satisfied that the members of the team are eligible ·to
participate in the tournament.
v) The university has.submitted a declaration to the effect that they are not in arrears in respect of the current Annual Subscription or any other dues payable to
the AIU.
2. One copy of the profo~, out of the 4 received by the Zonal Organising University shall be returned to the qualifying university by the Organising Secretary
of the corresponding Zonal to~rnament, for submission to the Organising Secretary of the Inter-Zonals.
.
;3. Immediately at the end of the tournament the Organising Secretary shall send to the Office of the A.LU. two copies of this proforma complete in all respects.
The A.LU. shall retain one copy in the office and forward the other copy to the Organising Secretary of this tournament for the next year.
4. The following columns must be completed by the Organising Secretary:'
i) Date of receipt of this proforma by the Organising Secretary--------m Date of the first match,inthe tc:;mrnamentof this University--------5. The Organising Secretary will sign the following certificate before allowing the team to participate in the tournament:
Certified that I have checked .the eligibility particulars of the members of the team given herein and found them eligible.
Date
.
._.
v.~~~~
.____
Signature of the Organising Secretary
'. No. available of :
a) Play Gro~w!~.
b) Eourts
~:~§~g~
(nCymM~~
e) SWimming Pools with
diving facilities
for the toumament(s)
offered
vii. Spedfications(dimensions)'
of each available facility
.viii. Nature of playing
surface
- .(wherever applicable)
of each available facility:
Appendh-B
Proforma for Collecting Information from the
Universities while Inviting Offers for Hosting
Inter-University Tournaments
Please indicate preference
I for I preference, II for II prefer~~
preference.
i. Name of the Univemty
ii. Tournament offered
iii. Zone
.iv. Section
",-~
-
.. -
~;
.
v. Year
vi. No. available of :
a) Play Gr01.!n,~
b) €ourts
~.),§~g\i.\
<!) 4¥II'M$i"
Swimming Pools with
diving facilities
e)
for the toumament(s)
offered
vii. Specifications(dimensions)
of each available facility
viii. Nature of playing
surface
(wherever applicable)
of each available facility:
1lI for m preference, IV for IV
ix. Sources of officiating
officials such as Umpires,
Referees, Judges etc.
x. Details of the proposed
accommodation for :
a) Men teams
b) Women tea11\S
c) Officials
xi. Brief description about
food arrangements
xii. Details of the proposed
transportarrangement<.s)
of the teams and officials:
al From railway s~tion
to the lodging pla~
and back
b) From lodging place to
the venue of the tournament and back
xiii. What medical· and first aid
arrangements are beiI\g
made?
xiv. Precautions proposed to
be observed to control the :,
crowd behaviour
xv. Estimated budget With
breakup of items of Income
and expenditure.
.•.......•.
_
Appedix-B
xvi. General information about:
the proposed arrangements:
for the smooth conduct of
the tournament(s)
_
_
Note: Against item No.(vi) please indicate separately the number of
facilities available with the university and the number of other
locally available facilities than the univerSity fadlities.
Signature
Secretary
Sports Committee
Date:
_
Appendix-C
Organising University
Tournament
Section
Zone
1. Date of:
a) Commencement of the tournament
b) Despatching the draws
(to be despatched under Registered
i. Participating
universities (as per
A./f)~:
maillJ'!.8 lilit).
ii, Registrars of concerned participating univ~rsiti~s).
c) Comp1etiQJlof the tournament
2. Participating universities, eligibility details, list of actual participants
and names of the Managen ;
SL No.
University
Name of
Team
Manager
6tabts qf
tlM
List
~f.ll.~
Manasu
'11"8-
plft.
attached
or not
i)
ii)
iii)
IV)
v)
vi)
vii)
viii)
ix)
. x)
EUgibiUty
details
.~
ctlJlDl
~--e
3. Withdrawing universities
___
51.
No.
~
-~----=
~_""'.A""'
Univerllity
~
Dqrltion of
.dvanee intbnation
to the Organising
Secretary
Reason,
if any
4. RESULTS
Men:
(i) Winners
(ii) Runner&-up
(iii)"3rd Position
Women :
(i) Winners
(Iii) 3rd Position
_
(Iv) 4th Position
_
(ii) Runners-up
_
(Iv) 4th Position
-
(Detailed results together with a copy of the Draw/programme to
be attached herewith. However in case of individual event, new records,
if any, created be mentioned).
5. CERTIFICATES
Certified that the merit certificates received from the Association of
Vmversitielihave been awarded to the Winners, Runners-up and
m~
jid- pomtiOit
hol4eriias~ per details given below:
fiJ.
Name of
Nfl!
University
Name of
Player
Position"
IIn/Ill
.
Certificate number
alORgwith"the Serial
No.AA/ AD/ AC/ AD
6. TROPHY
Men
Trophy(ies) awarded to:
0
_
ii)
_
Trophy(ies> awarded to :
D
_
ii)
_
Women
Note: Receipt from Winning Universities be obtained. by the Organizing Universities for retention as record.
7; Details of protest(s), if any:
(Protest fee Rs. 2SO/ -)
.
51.
No.
Protesting
University
Reasons of
Protest
Protest
Upheld/rejected
Note: 1. If rejected, details of remittance of the Protest(s) fee(s) to
the AID.
2. Copy(ies) of the protest(s) and that of the decision of the
Organizing Commitee thereon to be attached.
8. Names of the promising players/ athletes recommended for the future
Coaching Camps/Selection Trials for Indian Universities Team (to be
attached with the report with the following particulars of each
player/athlete).
Name of the
player
Position in the
field of play /
event
Totimament
played/performance
9. Specific problems and difficulties, if any, faced in the management
and conduct of the Tournament.
10. General information on the tournament may be attached.
11. Certified that the entries given above are correct.
Appendix-D
Proforma for the Observer's Report
Note: This Proforma filled in and duly signed should be despatched
to the Association of Indian Universities, AIU House, 16 Kotla
Marg, New Delhi-110002within 7 days of the conclusion of
the tournament.
A. i) Name of theobserver
with Postal address
Hi) Category .Men/Women
iv) Name of the Organising
University
v) Dates of the tournament
vi) Total No. of participating
teams.
(PI. specify the zone it pertains to)
(Pl. strike out not applicable)
From.____
(Men)
to
_
(Women)_,
_
B. Administrative Details
Excellent
a) Boarding &: Lodging
arrangements
Good
b) Local transport
c) Seating arrangements
d) Arrangements at the
opening &: closing
c~~~nY
e) Circulating of information
bulletins by the Organising
University
o
Establishment of Reception
~~s
af ~hfil~H~ay St~tioll
and Bus Stand
Satisfactory
tJ~tisfa<:t0pr
C. Brief details of deficiencies as observed
under the Head B. (may attach an extra
sheet if space insufficient)
Whether
Number of grounds/
courts! pitches
available
Dimensions of the
grounds/ courts/pitches
iii) Condition of the
Surface of grounds/
courts/ pitches
iv) Number of supervising officials
Supervising officials
No. available Adequate
Inadequate
No. available Number
according to
the specifications
Satisfactory.
Number not
according to
the specifications
Unsatisfactory
No. available No of-Quali-No.,if any, of
fjed ones
unqualified
ones
of ExceIlent
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
vi) General standard
umpiring/judgement
etc.
Observations
regarding violation of rules, if
any (PI. attach extra
sheet, if necessary)
E. ~eneral details of deficiencies
observed under the head D. (PI.
attach extra sheet, if necessary)
Excellent Good
a) Behaviour of the host
officials towards participating teams:
b) Behaviour of the participating teams including
their officials:
SatisfactOry
Unsatisfactory
fflUUlbook of Rules
Il1Ul
ReguUztilms
fo1'
11lkr-Ulliwrsity
TOID'flIUffD(fs
C) Behaviour of the spectators:
d) Details of unseemly
incident, if any:
G. Details of deficiencies
observed under the head F.
H. New records created, if any,
with full details.
I. i) Names of the teams winning
First four positions:
Winner :
Runners-up:
3rd position :
4th position :
ii) :petailed results of the
Meet/Tournament
(to be enclosed).
J.
Details of protest(s), if any,
and action taken thereon:
1<. General standard of
performance
Excellent
L. Name of the players/athletes
outstanding performance
Name
University
Good
Satisfactory
Poor
with
·Positionin
the field of
plays
"TimeIDistanc:e1
Height (for
athletics)
Note: "In athletics, indicate the event and in games like boxing, wrestling, wt. lifting etc. indicate the Wt. Class.
•.• For swimming, only time.
Appendix-E
1. From the entries received, take out last years winners, nmners-up
and losing semi-finalists (four teams).
Note: In case where either of the winners, runners-up or losing semifinalists (3rd/4th position holder). do not enter their team to
participate in the corresponding Inter-University Tournament,.
the team that lost to the dropping out team in .the previous
year's quarter final as may be the case, should be given the.
seeding.
2. Draw a serial order equal to the number of the rest entries.
3. Calculate the number of 'Byes' to be given on the basis of the number
of the rest entries referred to at S1.No. 2 above.
4. Mark the serial number where the univerities in 'Bye' are to be placed.
5. Take out the Draw for 'Byes' - four universities mentioned at Sf.No.1
not to be included.
6 Write the names of the universities not getting. 'Bye' against the serial
numbers marked for them (Item No.4).
7. Take out the Draw for the universities not getting 'Bye' and place
them in the necessary serial order.
8. At the semi-final stage of this Draw, include last year's winners, runners-up· and losing semi-finalists so that the stage of the tournaments
now is quarter-final. And they are to'be placed as follows:
a. Runners-up at the top most.
b. Winners at the bottom most.
c. The last year's losing semi-finalists to be cro~seeded i.e. the
loser to the last year's winner is to play against tI\e·lasi:yeaTs
runner-up and vice-versa.
Appendix-F
SL
No.
A. FOR MEN
I. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics
(Winners)
2. Ball Badminton
(Winners)
3. Boxing
(Winners)
4. Chess
(Winners)
5. Cycling
Donated in 1949 by Senator J.A.D.
Victoria, C.B.E., Ceylon through Sir
lvor Jennings, Vice-Chancellor,
University of Ceylon.
Donated in 1972-73 by the Osmania
University.
Donated in 1949 by the University of
Madras.
Donated in 1964-65 by His Hi.ghness
Dr. Karan Singh, Sadre-Riyasat,
Jammu & Kashmir and Chancellor of
Jammu & Kashmir and Banaras
Hindu Universities.
6. Gymnastics
(Winners)
Donated in 1977-78 by Shri B.D.
Kapoor, President of the Atlas
Cycles Ltd.
Donated in 1990-91 by Dr. M.G.R.
Medical University.
7. Rowing
(Winners)
Donated in 1990-91 by the Anna
University.
8. Shooting
(Winners)
Donated in 1979-80 by Indian Hume
Pipe Co. Ltd. through the Gujarat
University.
9. Swimming
(Winners)
Donated in 1953 by the University of
Bombay.
(Winners)
10. Wt. Lifting
(Winners)
Donated in 1972-73 by the Osmania
University.
11. Wrestling
a) (Winners)
Donated in 1959-60 by the Banaras
Hindu University.
Donated in 1958-59 by the University
of Poona.
II. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
12. Kho-Kho
Donated in 1961-62 by the Vikram
(Winners 1.2.)
University.
13. Tennis
a) (Winners I.Z.)
Donated in 1950 by Seth Sohanlal
Dugar, Jaipur through Dr. C.s.
Mahajani, ViCe-Chancellor, Rajputana
University, Jaipur.
Donated in 1974-75 by the Aligarh
Muslim University.
Donated in 1982-83 by the Indian
School of Mines.
Ill. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
14. Badminton
(Winners 1.2.)
15. Basketball
a) (Winners I.Z.)
Donated in 1959-60 by the University
of Bihar.
Donated in 1948 by Bangalore Blues
Football Club "BangaloreBlues
Challenge Cup".
Donated in 1977-78 by Philip Babu
Prasad Memorial Fund through the
University of Madras.
16. Cricket
a) (Winners I.Z.)
Donated in 1941 the Rohinton Baria
CoM Trophy by Shri Ardeshir D.
Baria of Bombay through the Board
of Control for Cricket in India.
Donated in 1976-77 by the Kamatak
University.
17. Football
a) (Winners I.Z.)
Donated in 1961 Sir Asutosh
Mookerjee Memorial Shield by the
University of Calcutta.
Donated in 1992-93 by Shri
Rathindra Nath Bhattacharyya
through the University of Burdwan.
Donated in 1940 Sir Sultan Ahmed
Cup by the Patna University Athletic
Oub.
Donated in 1971 by the Management
Mathrubhumi Daily & Weekly,
Calicut
Donated in 1985-86 LateShrimant
Jaysingrao P. Ghatge, Rajasaheb of
Kagal (Sr.) Challenge Trophy by
Pirajirao GhatgePhysical Education
Charitable Trust, Kolhapur through
the Shivaji University.
18. Hockey
a) (Winners lZ.)
Donated in 1955 by Dr. K.S.
Narsund Sammanidhi CollUl'iittee,
Ahmedabad through the Gujarat
University.
Dr~ K.A. Hameed Trophy donated in
1985-86 by the Jamia Millia Islamia.
Donated in 1977-78. by the University
of Mysore.
Donated in 1990-91 by the Rani
Durgawati Vishwavidyalaya.
19. Kabaddi
a) (Winners l.Z.)
Donated in 1956 by the Andhra
University.
Donated in 1990-91 by the
Marathwada University
20. Table Tennis
(Winners IZ.)
DonateQ in 1958-59 by the Aligarh
Muslim University.
21. Volleyball
a) (Winners I.Z)
Donated in 1953 by the Gujarat
University.
Donated in 1979-80 by Advocate Jose
K. Jones through the Kerala
Agricultural University.
B. FOR WOMEN
I. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics
Donated in 1957-58 by the University
(Winners)
of Saugar.
2. Cricket
(Winners)
3. Swimming
(Winners)
Donated in 1975-76 by Miss Chandra
Nayudu dlo Mrs. Gunavati e.K.
Nayudu of Indore.
Donated in 1964 the Calcutta
University Shield by the University
of Calcutta.
4. Tennis
(Winners)
Donated in 1958-59 by the Banaras
Hindu University.
5. Hockey
(Winners)
Donated in 1954 by Shri Ramlok
Malhotra through Dr. B.L. Gupta,
Director, Physical Education, Panjab
University.
ll. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
6. Basketball
a) (Winners 12.)
Donated in 1964-65 by Capt. V.R.
Mohan, M.L.e. of Dyer Meakin
Breweries Ltd., Lucknow.
Donated in 1978-79 by the Kerala
Agricutural University.
7. Kabaddi
(Winners 12.)
Dr. (Smt.) Promila V. Thackersey
Trophy donated in 1969 by the
S.N.D.T. Women's University.
8. Kho-Kho
(Winners 12.)
Donated in 1955 by Shri R.P. Buty &
Brothers, Nagpur & Nagpur
University jointly.
9. Volleyball
a) (Winners I.Z.)
Donated in 1975-76 by Kalamgal
Madathil Rarichan Moopan
(K.M.R.M. Trophy).
Donated in 1975-76 by Mis P.V.
Chandran & P.V. Gangadharan
Proprietors of Kerala Transport Co.,
Calicut.
10. Badminton
(Winners 12.)
Donated in 1956 by the M.S
University of Baroda.
11. Table Tennis
(Winners 12.)
Donated in 1972-73 by the Andhra
Pradesh Agricultural University.
C. 1. Dr. B.L.Gupta
Inter-University General
Championship trophy
2. Overall Championship
Trophy for InterUniversity Athletic
Meet (M&W)
Donated in 1982-83 by Shri S.K.
Gupta slo Late Dr. B.L. Gupta,
Head of the Deptt. of Phy. Edu.,
Panjab University.
Donated in 1993-94 by the Publishers
of ''The Week" through the Mahatma
Gandhi University.
Appendix-G
Uniform colours of the (I) Association of Indian Universities and (II)
Member Universities.
(I) Association of Indian Universities:
(i) Playing Uniform: Shorts - White, Shirts - Blue with collars,
border of sleeves, pocket and button strip in white, StockingsBlue with turn in white.
(ii) March Past Dress: White pants, a tie with deep-blue, yellow
and white strips, blazer of bright deep blue with crest of the
Association on the chest. pocket.
(Hi) Flag: Bright deep blue of 6'X 4' size carrying the insignia of
the Association of Indian Universities.
(II) The following are the registered colours with the Association
of the member universities.
s.
Name of University
No.
1
Agra University
Navy blue half upper top, light blue
half lower portion
2
University of AgriI.
Sciences, Bangalore
Green and yellow
3
Aligarh Muslim University
Dark green shirt with white "V" on the
neck
4
University of Allahabad
Pink and dark blue.
5
Amravati University
Pink and dark brown for upper and
lower portions of uniform respectively.
6
Aridhra University
Blue and yellow.
7
Andhra Pradesh Agril.
University
White with bottle green collar
and bottle green border for
sleeves and pockets.
8
Anna University
Maroon
9
Annamalai University
Maroon and navy blue.
10 A.P.S. University
Golden yellow and sky blue.
11 Banaras Hindu University
Navy blue and gold.
12 Bangalore University
Steel grey and golden yellow.
13 Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya
14 Berhampur University
Maroon with golden yellow borders
15 Bharathiar University
Jersey-yellow.
16 Bharathidasan University
Jersey-Maroon and yellow colours.
17 Bhavnagar University
Sky blue.
18 Bidhan Chandra Krishi
Vishwavidyalaya
Jersey (Ganji Type) - light
green with yellow border; shortswhite; hose-light green with yellow
strip; blazer Maroon
19 Birla Institute of
Technology & Science,
Pilani
Orange and green.
20 University of Bombay
Red and gold.
21 University of Burdwan
Deep yellow and navy blue border for
sleeves and collar
22 University of Calcutta
Dark blue.
23 University of Calicut
Sky blue, deep blue and white.
24 C.S.A. University of Agril.
& Technology, Kanpur
Shirt-Maroon with green collar
and sleeves ends and white pocket
with university crest.
25 Ch. C. S. Haryana Agril.
University
Maroon and golden yellow.
26 Ch. Charan Singh
University, Meerut
27 Dayalbagh Educational
Institute, Agra
28 University of Delhi
Dark blue and white.
29 Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Saffron and navy blue.
Indore
30 Dibrugarh University
Maroon with white border.
31 Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar
Marathwada University
Blue shirts with saffron
collar and pockets.
32 Dr H. S. Gour Vishwavidyalaya
Sky blue and navy blue, half
reversed self-coloured navy blue with
collar, lapel, pocket in sky blue.
33 Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia
University
Shirt or upper garment-grey- slate
colour with AU inscribed on it, underwear, shorts, shirt or lower garmentwhite.
34 Gandhigram Rural Instt.
Banian & Shorts-light sky blue.
35 Gauhati University
Ught blue with chocolate.
36 Goa University
Shirts/Singlets - light blue with dark
blue colours, university emblem on
pocket- Pants (M&:W)/skirts(W)Dark blue.
37 University of Gorakhpur
Ught blue and navy blue.
38 G.B. Pant University of
Agril. & Tech.
Yellow and bottle green.
39 Gujarat Agril. University
Green and white colour.
40 Gujarat Ayurved University Red, yellow and blue.
41 Gujarat University
Blue and white.
42 Gulbarga University
Dark blue.
43 Guru Ghasidas University
For Boys: Shorts-Deep blue, shirtsmaroon with collar, sleeve ends and
button plate in dark yellow, legend
on the pockets and white numbers on
the back.
For Girls: Pleated skirt-deep blue,
Blouse top-maroon body with collar,
button plate and sleeve ends in deep
yellow, legend on the pockets.
44 Guru Nanak Dev University Royal blue, golden yellow and white.
45 HN.R Garhwal University
Sky blue.
46 Himachal Pradesh Univ~rsity Navy blue andwhite
47 Himachal Pradesh Krishi
Vishwavidyalaya
Shirt or Jersey-eollar-orange
with plate, Arms-green, turns- orange,
Body-green, pocket': orange, shortsblack.
Sky blue T.5hirt with navy blue
collar/vest (sky blue) and sky blue
sOcks.
Jersey-Ught blue.
50 LI.T., Madras
Light brown.
51 Indian School of Mines
Pants-white; jersey-sky blue.
52 Jadavpur University
Maroon and yellow.
53 University of Jammu
Maroon and white.
54 Jiwaji University
Light blue, white and orange.
55 Jodhpur University
Saffron and light blue.
56 Kakatiya University
Peacock blue and golden yellow.
57 University of Kalyani
Sky blue uniform with golden collar
and golden border in sleeves and
pockets.
58 Karnatak University
Green and purple.
59 University of Kashmir
Maroon and white (maroon body with
white shoulder strips).
60 University of Kerala
Birch, grey and black.
61 Kerala Agril. University
Dark greeen.
62 Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth
Maroon'T' shirts/banians with
university emblem (white), white short
with maroon strips each side; maroon
colour socks.
Body-Light blue; collar, shoulder
pocket and sleeve strip-Dark blue;
blazer-blue (different from Agra
University and Ch. Charan Singh
University, Meerut).
64 Kurukshetra University
Maroon and peacock.
65 University of Lucknow
Chocolate and old gold.
66 University of Madras
Light blue and dark blue.
67 Madurai Kamaraj University Maroon and white.
68 Magadh University
Shirt and stocking-yellow with brown
border; short-white.
69 M.S. University of Baroda
Deep brown lemon yellow.
70 Mahatma Gandhi University Maroon vests and white shorts.
71 Maharshi Dayanand
University
Maroon, deep blue and white.
72 Mahatma Phule Krishi
Vidyapeeth
Uniform-Navy blue body with
orange sleeves and pockets; blazer-
navy blue; Ties-orange with blue
strips; stocks/stockings-navy blue with
orange bands; scarf -orange with navy
blue strips; cricket cap-navy blue with
university emblem in front; sariesnavy blue with orange border.
Blazer coat-navy blue with university
Monogram; shirts/jerseys-greenish
golden yellow with navy blue colour
and navy blue border for sleeves;
stockings.:navy blue with golden
yellow strips at the folding.
Uniform-white and red; collar-white
and red; sleeves-half sleeves with red
strips.
75 Marathwada Krishi
Vidyapeeth
Green with white strips and
orange.
76 M. L. Sukhadia University
Shirts-light green with collars and
sleeves, pocket and button strips in
pink, shorts-white; stockings-green
with turn in dark blue.
77 University of Mysore
Maroon and golden yellow.
78 Nagarjuna University
Kit-green colour banian with light
green shirt with yellow strips; blazergreen.
79 Nagpur University
Maroon with thin yellow strips.
80 Narendra Dev University
of Agril. & Tech.
Green and Maroon.
81 University of North Bengal Sky blue with navy blue collar and a
border on the sleeves.
82 Orissa University of Agril.
& Tech.
Body-dark green; collar with
filt including sleeves deep blue;
pocket-deep yellow with QUAT
printed on it with white pant.
83 Osmania University
Green and yellow.
84 Panjab University
Blazer-deep sky blue (known as antwarp blue); shirts-deep sky blue and
white.
Yellow and green.
86 University of Poona
Bhagwa (orange) and gold.
87 Punjab Agril. University
Light green and light yellow.
88 Punjabi University
Golden yellow and purple.
89 Punjabrao Krishi
Vidyapeeth
Green and white.
90 Purvanchal
Shirts or upper garments: saffron
colour, collar and pocket with navy
blue. Underwear: short or lower garment-white.
University
91 Rabindra Bharati University Jersey (i) yellow with navy border;
(ii) white with navy blue border.
92 University of Rajasthan
Shorts and shirts-eombination of white,
gold and dark brown as suited to the
game; stockings - gold with turn in
dark brown or dark brown with turn
in gold.
93 Rajcndra Agril. University
Navy blue with yellow strips at the
sleeves and neck; blazer-maroon
94 Ranchi University
Maroon and gold.
95 Rani Durgavati
Vishwavidyalaya
Cream and maroon.
96 Pandit Ravishankar Shukla
University
97 University of Roorkec
Navy blue, sky blue and green.
98 Sambalpur
Maroon shirt and black pant.
University
99 Sardar Patel University
Sky blue.
100 Saurashtra University
Red with white collars, border of
sleeves and pockets.
101 School of Planning &:
Architecture
Navy blue and light sky blue.
102 Shivaji University
Shorts-white
shirts-orange
sleeves, sky
sity emblem
103 S.N.D.T. Women's
University
Black skirts and pink shirts.
with sky blue strips,
with sky blue bands on
blue pocket with univerin colour.
Appmdix-G
104 Sri Krishnadevaraya
University
I
Sky blue and golden yellow with sky
bille, blazer.
"
105 Sri Venkateswara
University
Purple apd white.
106 Tamil Nadu AgriI.
University
107 T.M. Bhagalpur University
Blazer-Navy bluei Trousers-white;
Jersey-half white half sky blue.
1~ Utkal University
Golden yellow and deep blue.
109 Vila'am University
Maroon and white ..
110 Vinoba Bhave University
Shorts-sky blueishirtS'-S8nd stone pink
with sky. blue collar \and poCket.
Lemon yellow and maroon.
Appendix-H
Statement of Winners, Runners-up, Winners of Third Place and
Fourth place of the Inter-University Tournaments
S.
No.
Name of
game
1. Athletics
1940 - 41
Winners
Panjab
Runnersup
Aligarh
2..Cric~t
1941-42
Winners
Panjab
Bombay
Calcutta
Runnersup
Bombay
3. Football
4. Hockey
5. Swimming
Allahabad
Lucknow
Aligarh
Panjab
Panjab
Madras
6. Tennis
Patna
Lucknow
Calcutta
Madras
1943 - 44
1942 - 43
1. Athletics
2. Cricket
Panjab
Bombay
Patna
Madras
Panjab
Panjab
Madras
3. Football
Panjab
4. Hockey
Panjab
Travancore
Osmania
Osmania
Delhi
5. Swimming
6. Tennis
Panjab
Lucknow
Osmania
Madras
1945 - .46
1944 - 45
1. Athletics
Bombay
Lucknow
. Madras
Panjab
Madras
Panjab
4. Cricket
Bombay
Panjab
Bombay
5. Football
Panjab
Madras
Aligarh
Panjab
Mysore
6. Hockey
7. SWimming
Panjab
Calcutta
Aligarh
Bombay
Mysore
Panjab
8. Tennis
Madras
Osmania
Bombay
Panjab
Bombay
Panjab
2. Badminton
3. Basketball
9. Wrestling
S.
No.
Name of
game
Runners-
Runnersup
1. Athletics
up
Calcutta
Aligarh
2. Badminton
3. Basketball
4. Cricket
5. Football
6. Hockey
7. Swimming
8. Tennis
Bombay
Madras
Aligarh
Panjab
Panjab
Nagpur
Bombay
Panjab
Panjab
Madras
9. Wrestling
Mysore
Bombay
Madras
Banaras
3. Basketball
4. Cricket
5. Football
Bombay
Bombay
Madras
Bombay
6. Hockey
7. Swimming
Madras
Panjab
Bombay
8. Tennis
Madras
9. Wrestling
10. Boxing
11. Kabaddi
Agra
Aligarh
Madras
Madras
Lucknow
Allahabad
Banaras
1949· SO
1948 - 49
1. Athletics
2. Badminton
Lucknow
Panjab
Lucknow
Ceylon
Calcutta
Panjab
Bombay
Mysore
Calcutta
Panjab
Bombay
Madras
Calcutta
Patna
Madras
Mysore
Allahabad
Patna
Bombay
Madras
Aligarh
Bombay
Bombay
Ceylon
Calcutta
Lucknow
Panjab
Poona
12. Volleyball
13. Athletics(W)
14. Badminton(W)
1951·52
1. Athletics
2. Badminton
3. Basketball
4. Cricket
Madras
Bombay
Ceylon
Panjab
Mysore
Delhi
Mysore
Lucknow
Panjab
Bombay
Mysore
Agra
Panjab
Mysore
Mysore
Allahabad
S.
No.·
Name of
game
1950-51
Winners
Runners-
Runnersup
up
5. Football
6. Hockey
7. Swimming
8. Tennis
9. Wrestling
10. Boxing
Calcutta
Osmania
Nagpur
Panjab
Gauhati
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Osmania
Panjab
Bombay
Panjab
Travancore
Gujarat
Panjab
Allahabad
Ceylon
Madras
Poona
Ceylon
Panjab
Madras
Poona
Panjab
Nagpur
Osmania
Bombay
Panjab
Ceylon
11. Kabaddi
12. Volleyball
13. Athletics(W)
14. Badminton(W)
-
1; Athletics
Panjab
2.
3.
4.
5.
Bombay
Mysore
Allahabad
Panjab
Bombay
Panjab
Madras
Osmania
Allahabad
Panjab
Madras
Bombay
Ceylon
Delhi
Ceylon
Delhi
Madras
Mysore
Aligarh
Panjab
Travancore
Calcutta
Nagpur
Panjab
Poona
Saugar
Nagpur
Bombay
Mysore
Kamatak
10. Swimming
Bombay
Madras
Bombay
Delhi
Calcutta
11. Tennis
Calcutta
Patna
12. Volleyball
Panjab
Poona
Bombay
Bombay
Panjab
Panjab
Osmania
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Annamalai
Panjab
Mysore
Allahabad
Bombay
-
Mysore
Badminton
Basketball
Boxing
Cricket
6. Football
7. Hockey
8. Kabaddi
9. Kho-Kho
Wrestling
Athletics(W)
Badminton(W)
Hockey(W)
Kho-Kho(W)
18. Water-Polo
19. Diving
Madras
Poona
101
Appendix-H
S.
No.
Name of
game
1. Athletics
2. Badminton
1955-56
1954-55
Winners
Ceylon
Panjab
Bombay
Winners
Runnersup
Runnersup
Panjab
Bombay
Ceylon
Panjab
Panjab
Allahabad
&: Bombay
3. Basketball
4. Boxing
Madras
Agra
Panjab
Ceylon
Madras
Madras
Ceyron
5. Cricket
Bombay
Osmania
Panjab
Allahabad
Bombay
Osmania
Delhi
Calcutta
Aligarh
Andhra
Madras
Nagpur
Madras
Saugar
9. Kho-Kho
10. Swimming
Aligarh
Nagpur
Baroda
Poona:
Bombay
Calcutta
Bombay
calcutta
11. Tennis
Delhi
Madras
12. Volleyball
Panjab
Panjab &:
Poona
Bombay
Madras
Andhra
Delhi
Madras
6. Football
7. Hockey
8. Kabaddi
13. Wrestling
14. Athletics(W)
15. Badminton(W)
16. Hockey(W)
17. Kho-Kho(W)
18. Water-Polo
19. Diving
Allahabad
Panjab
Panjab
Mysore
Bombay
Bombay
BoI1\bay
Panjab
Bombay
Poona
Bombay
Nagpur
CalCutta
POOM
Calcutta
Bombay
Calcutta
:.
Panjab
Bombay
1956-57
1. Athletics
Poona
Mysore
Panjab
Panjab
Banxfa
BomMy
1'$7-58
Panjab
Bombay
Allahabad
Panjab
2. Badminton
Panjab
Bombay
3. Basketball
Mysore
Banaras
Madras
4. Boxing
Bombay &;
Madras
-
Bombay
5. Cricket
Delhi
6. Football
Bombay
Calcutta
Nagpur
Bombay
Calcutta
7. Hockey
Madras
Agra
Aligarh
Allahabad
Allahabad
Panjab
Madras &:
Poona
Panjab
Bombay
Nagpur
Htmdbook of Rules and Regulations for Intu-UniTJmity T~ts
102
s.
No.
Name of
game
8. Kabaddi
9. Kho-Kho
10. (i) Swimming
(ii) Diving
(ill) WaterPolo
11. Tennis
12. Table Tennis
13. Volleyball
1956-57
Winners
Andhra
Runnersup
1957-58
Winners
~
RUlU'ten-/
up
Andhra
Poona
Poona
Baroda
Nagpur
Baroda
Bombay
Calcutta
Calcutta
Bombay
Bombay
Calcutta
Calcutta
Bombay
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
Delhi
Madras
Calcutta
Travancore
Allahabad
Panjab
Bombay
Poona
Bombay
Panjab
Delhi
Bombay
Banaras
Poona
Bombay
Agra
14. Wrestling
15. Athletics(W)
Bombay
16. Badminton(W)
Panjab
Mysore
Bombay
17. Hockey(W)
Poona
Panjab
Poona
Panjab
18. Kho-Kho(W)
19. Tennis(W)
Nagpur
Not
Poona
held
Nagpur
Madras
Poona
Kerala
20. Volleyall(W)
1959-60
19*59
1. Athletics
Panjab
Madras
Delhi
Panjab
2. Badminton
3. Basketball
Bombay
Panjab
Partjab
Bombay
Panjab
Panjab
Poona
Bombay
Madras
Bombay
Calcutta
Bombay
4. Boxing
Mysore
Bombay
5. Cricket
Bombay
Delhi
Delhi
6. Football
Panjab
Bombay
Osmania
7. Hockey
Aligarh
Jabalpur
8. Kabaddi
Nagpur
9. Kho-Kho
10. (0 Swimming
{ii) Divmg
(in) WaterPolo
Poona
Madras
Poona
Baroda
Bombay
Bombay
Calcutta
Osmania
Bombay
calcutta
'~
Nagpur
Poona
Calcutta
Bombay
Calcutta
Nagpur
Bombay
Baroda
Bombay
Delhi
Bombay
l!
A
•
Appmdix-H
s.
No.
103
1958-59
Name of
game
11. Tennis
12. Table Tennis
13. Volleyball
14. Wrestling
Winners
Calcutta
Ceylon
Bombay
Calcutta
Panjab
Kerala
Panjab
Poona
Poona
15. Athletics(W)
Mysore
16. Badminton(W)· Bombay
17. Hockey(W)
Poona
18. Kho-Kho(W)
Nagpur
19. Tennis(W)
Madras
20. Volleyball(W)
Runnersup
Panjab
Bombay
Baroda
Mysore
-
1959-60
Winners
Ceylon
Bombay
Osmania
Calcutta
Panjab
Delhi
Bombay
Poona
Panjab
Jabalpur
Panjab
Poona
Gujarat
Delhi
Delhi
Panjab
Poona
Panjab
Allahabad
1960-61
1. Athletics
Runnersup
Delhi
1961-62
Panjab
Bombay
Bombay
Panjab
Vikram
Panjab
Bombay
Delhi
3. Basketball
4. Boxing
Bombay
Panjab
Panjab
Mysore
Bombay
Panjab
Bombay
5. Cricket
Bombay
Allahabad
6. Football
7. (i) Gymnastics
Calcutta
Osmania
Osmania
(ii) Wt. Lifting Bombay
(ill) Best
Lucknow
Physique
Osmania
Osmania
2. Badminton
8. Hockey
9. Kabaddi
10. Kho-Kho
11. (i) Swimming
(ii) Diving
(ill) WaterPolo
12. Tennis
13. Table Tennis
Panjab
Bombay
Baroda
Calcutta
Bombay
Calcutta
Calcutta
Bombay
Agra
Madras
Mysore
Calcutta
Vikram
Osmania
Madras
Osmania
Poona
Osmania
Nagpur
Not held
Vikram
Poona
Bombay
Nagpur
Bombay
Delhi
Bombay
Bombay
Bombay
Osmania
Madras
Bombay
Delhi
Panjab &:
Madras
Bombay
Poona
Baroda
Calcutta
Delhi
Calcutta
Allahabad
Jadavpur
Handbook of Rules and Regulations
104
s.
No.
1960-61
Name of
game
14. Volleyball
15. Wrestling
16.-Athletics(W)
for Inter-UnitJtrsity
Winners
Runnersup
Tournllments
1961-62
Winners
Runnersup
Agra
Panjab
Osmania
Bombay
Lucknow
Lucknow
Mysore
Jabalpur
Panjab
Mysore
Agra
Bombay
Lucknow
,
Poona &
Bombay
Agra
17. Badminton(W)· Bombay
18. Basketball(W)
19. Hockey(W)
Panjab
Jabalpur
Delhi
Jabalpur
20. Kho-Kho(W)
Poona
-
Nagpur
Nagpur
Delhi
22. Tennis(W)
23. Table Tennis
(W)
Mysore
Panjab
Delhi
Mysore
Poona
Delhi
Delhi
24. Volleyball(W)
Ma:dras
Panjab
Madras
Panjab
21. Swimming(W)
1963-64
1962-63
Vikram
Vikram
2. Badminton
Panjab
Allahabad
3. Basketball
4. Boxing
Madras
Bombay
Punjabi
Poona
Panjab
Bombay
Bombay &
Poona
5. Cricket
Poona
Madras
6. Football
Jadavpur
& Mysore
Vikram
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Osmania
Osmania
Mysore
Vikram
Osmania
Delhi
Andhra
Jabalpur
Agra
Osmania
Madras
Bombay
Panjab
Bombay
Poona
1. Athletics
7. (i) Gymnastics
(ii) Wt.Lifting
(Hi) Best
Physique
Osmania
Osmania
8. Hockey
Aligarh
9. Kabaddi
Poona
Delhi
Shivaji
Bombay
Gujarat
Calcutta
Poona
Calcutta
Nagpur
Rajasthan
Bombay
Calcutta
Agra
10. Kho-Kho
Poona
11. (i) Swimming
(ii) Diving
Bombay
Panjab
Bombay
Bombay
Appendix-H
s.
No.
Name of
game
105
1963-64
1962-63
. Winners
Runners-.
up
Winners
Runnersup
Bombay
Calcutta
Calcutta
Baroda
12. Tennis
Osmania
Delhi
Allahabad
Poona
13. Table Tennis
14. Volleyball
15. Wrestling
16. Athletics(W)
Jadavpur
Osmania
Osmania
Vikram
Bombay
Kerala
Delhi
Agra
Panjab
Vikram
Bombay
Punjabi
Delhi
Poona
Vikram
Bombay
Panjab
Punjabi
Panjab
Delhi
GUjarat
Gujarat
Vikram
Baroda
(iii) WaterPolo
17. Badminton(W)
lB. Basketball(W)
19. Hockey(W)
20. Kho-Kho(W)
Panjab
Panjab &
Jabalpur
Poona
Panjab
Kurukshetra
21. Swimming(W)
22. Tennis(W)
Mysore
Delhi
Calcutta
Calcutta
23. Table Tennis
(W)
Bombay
Poona
Vikram
Poona
Poona
Bombay
Panjab
Vikram
Panjab
24. Volleyball (W) Delhi
1964-65
1965-66
1. Athletics
Panjab
Kurukshetra Panjab
Delhi
2. Badminton
3. Basketball
Bombay
Panjab
Lucknow
Osmania
Panjab
Osmania
Panjab
Bangalore
4. Bo~ing
Panjab
Delhi
Poona
Panjab
Bhagalpur
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
Bombay
Calcutta
Poona
Bombay
Andhra
Vikram
Poona
Agra
Poona
Poona
Jabalpur
Jabal pur
Poona &
Jadavpur
Poona
Panjab
Vikram
Aligarh
5. Chess
6. Cricket
7. Football
B. (a) Gymnastics
(b) Wt.Lifting
(c) Best
Physique
9. Hockey
Bombay
Calcutta
Agra
Bangalore
Osmania
. Vikram
Osmania
S.
No.
Name of
game
Ruaus-
Runnersup
up
10. Kabaddi
11. Kho-Kho
Bombay
Baroda
12. Shooting
Shivaji
Osmania·
Shivaji
Baroda
Poona
Calcutta &: Aligarh
Punjabi
BombayPoona
Shivaji .
Roorkee
13. Squash
Rackets
14. Regatta
15. (a) Swimming
Jadavpur
Calcutta
Calcutta
Bombay
Not held
(b) Diving
(c) Water-Polo
Calcutta
Calcutta
Not held
Not held
Calcutta
Osmania
Gujarat
Delhi
Osmania
Panjab
16. Tennis
17. Table Tennis
Osmania
Bombay
Rajasthan
Bombay
Delhi
Delhi
18. Volleyball
Osmania
Panjab
19. Wrestling
20. Athletics(W)
Panjab
Bombay
Shivaji
Panjab
Kurukshetra Panjab
Punjabi.
Kurukshetra
21. Badminton(W)
Bombay
Allahabad
Ravishankar
22. Basketball(W)
Bombay
Kurukshetra Panjab
Calcutta
23. Hockey(W)
Panjab
Punjabi
Bombay
Jabalpur
24. Kho-Kho(W)
Indore
Nagpur
Bombay
Nagpur
25. Swimming(W)
Calcutta
Not held
Bangalore
Bombay
26. Tennis(W)
Mysore
Poona
Delhi
27. Table Tennis
Bombay
Gujarat
Shivaji .
Madras
Vikram
Punjabi
Osmania
Punjabi
·Jabalpur
(W)
28. Volleyball(W)
1966-67
1.
2.
3.
4.
Athletics
Badminton
Basketball
Boxing
1967-68
Jiwaji
Bombay
Panjab
Osmania
Panjab
Bombay
Bangalore
Not held
Panjab
Kerala
Bombay
(i) Bombay Panjab
(ii) Poona
Jiwaji
Delhi
~~
No.
NiQIle
Qf
~am@
Runners-
Runnersup
up
Osmania
Bombay
OImania
Bombay
Bombay
Calcutta
Indore
Calcutta
Panjab
Vikrlln
Jabalpur
Delhi
Panjab
Agra
(g) Wt,Lifting Bombay
POOM
Bombay
(e) 1*t
Poona
Poona
Poona
Bombay
~,~h~
Omlania
6, C.fit1~@t
'I. Football
Ii, (a) Gymna~ti~
Jabalpur
Panjab
Ph~qu.e
,. HoekQy
Ravi-
Not
decided
shankar
lO. Kahaddi
11. Kho-Kho
Osmania
Baroqi
12.S)lO@ung
$hiv.~
Panjab
Panjab
Poona
Aligarh
Poona
Delhi
Poona
Nagpur
Rajasthan
Cancelled
CanceJ1ed
Calcutta
Banaras
Bombay
Rajasthan
Calcutta
&: Delhi
Cancelled
U, SqlJi\ljh
RaC~Qtfi
H. }\@8ittl
15, (I) Swimming
(b) Diving
Not held
-do-
(c) Water-Polo -.do-16. Temu~
Madras
\1, Tilbl, Tetmil
Delhi
Aligarh
Bombay
la. Volleyball
Panjab
Madras
Delhi
Rajasthan
19, W~tUns
Kuruleshetra
Panjab
Shivaji
Panjab
20. Athletics(W)
Kuru-
Punjabi
Kurukshtra
Jiwaji
Kerala
Bombay
Bombay
Panjab
Kerala
Panjab
Kurukshetra
Bombay
Lucknow
Madras
Osmania
Saugar
kshetra
at. Badminton(W)
POOM
22. Daskotball(W)
Kuru-
Bombay
kshetra
23. Hockey(W)
Panjab &:
Kuru-
kshetra
Htmtlbook of RJIks and Regulations far Inter-Uni1JeTSity Tounuzments
108
S.
No.
Name·of
game
1966-67
Winners
Runnersup
Ig67·68
Winners
24. Kho-Kho(W)
25. Swimming(W)
Indore
Baroda
26. Tennis(W)
27. Table Tennis
(W)
Bangalore
Panjab
Not held
Madras
Gujarat
28. Volleyball(W}
Osmania
Kurukshetra Punjabi
Indore
Rajasthan
Bangalore
Nagpur
GUjarat
Andhra
Bombay.
Panjab
1968-69
1. Athletics
2. Badminton
3. Ball Badminton
4. Basketball
5. Boxing
6. Chess
7. Cricket
8. Football
9. (a) Gymnastics
(b) Malkhambh
10. Hockey
11. Kabaddi
12. Kho-Kho
13. Squash
Rackets
14. Shooting
15. Regatta
16. (a) Swimming
(b) Diving
(c) Water-Polo
17. Table Tennis
Runnersup
Kurukshetra
1969·70
Jiwaji
Bombay
Panjab
Meerut
Calcutta
Bombay
Panjab
Gauhati
Panjab
Bombay
Madras
Mysore
Panjab
Madurai
Panjab
Panjab
Kerala
Punjabi
Madras
Saurashtra
Delhi
Osmania
Panjab
Bombay
Panjab
Punjabi
Barigalore
Jabalpur
Punjabi
Mysore
Panjab
Banaras
Panjab
lIT
Bombay
Poona
Madras
Poona
Poona
Poona
Bangalore
Panjab
Baroda
Panjab
Aligarh
Poona
Poona
Delhi
Baroda
Roorkee
Panjab
Shivaji
Panjab
Calcutta
Aligarh
Panjab
Mysore
Calcutta
Calcutta
Indore
Delhi
Calcutta
Poona
Calcutta
Delhi
Calcutta
Bombay
Bombay
Jadavpur
Bombay
Delhi
Bombay
Delhi
109
Appendix-H
S.
No.
Name of
game
1968-69
Winners
Runnersup
1969-70
Winners
Runnersup
18. Tennis
Calcutta
Madras
Madras
Calcutta
19. Volleyball
20. (a) Wt.Lifting
Panjab
Vikram
Panjab
Calcutta
Osmania
Osmania
Calcutta
Madras
Andhra
Kuru- .
kshetra
Panjab
Panjab
Panjab
Shivaji
Bangalore
Bangalore
Panjab
24. Badminton(W)
Poona
25. BasketbalHW)
26. Hockey(W)
Panjab
Bangalore
Bombay
Kerala
Bombay
Poona
Panjab
P~njab
Kurukshetra
Panjab
Gujarat
27. Kabaddi(W)
28. Kho-Kho(W)
Poona
Indore
Bombay
Bangalore
Bombay
Bangalore
29. Shooting(W)
30. Swimming(W)
31. Table Tennis
(W)
Rajasthan
Delhi
Calcutta
Bombay
Panjab
Bombay
Bombay
Poona
Indore
Calcutta
32. Tennis(W)
Panjab
BangaIore
Panjab
Bangalore
33. Volleyball(W)
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
Kerala
Kurukshetra
(b) Best
Physique
21..Wrestling
22. Athletics (W)
Bombay
23. Ball Badminton (W)
1970-71
1. Athlcctics
2. Badminton
3. Ball Badminton
4. Basketball
GND
Bombay
Bangalore
Madras
Andhra
Bombay
Rajasthan
Bombay
Madras
Panjab
Calcutta
Panjab
1971-72
Punjabi
Bangalore
Andhra
GND
GND
]adavpur
Osmania
Bangalore
5. Boxing
6. Chess
Handbook of Rules and Regulations fur Inter-Uniwrsity
110
S.
No.
Name of
game
7. Cricket
8. Football
1970-71
Winners
Madras
Panjab
9. (a) Gymnastics (b) Malkham
bh
Panjab
10. Hockey
11. Kabaddi
Saugar
Runnersup
Bombay
Callcut
Udaipur
Gauhati
Punjabi
Madras
Jabalpur
Saugar
Saugar
Baroda
Poona
Allahabad
Panjab
Mysore
Baroda
Baroda
Delhi
llT Delhi
Calcutta
Delhi
Bombay
Bombay
Bombay
Calcutta
Delhi
Aligarh
Madras
Rabindra
Bharati
Bangalore
14. Squash
Rackets
15. Regatta
16. (a) .Swimming
Aligarh
lIT Delhi
Calcutta
Bombay
Delhi
Calcutta
Bombay
Osmania
Bombay
Delhi
Madras
Aligarh
Rajasthan
Madras
Calcutta
Runnersup
Vikram
Shivaji
Delhi
18. Tennis
19. Volleyball
20. (a) Wt.Lifting
Winners
Punjabi
Poona
Baroda
(c) Water-Polo
17. Table Tennis
1971-72
Bombay
12. Kho-~ho
13. Shooting
(b) Diving
TOIlnumrmts
Burdwan
Poona
Rajasthan
GND
Calcutta
(b) Best
Physique
Panjab
Mysore
Delhi
Bangalore
Calicut
Kerala
Bombay
Bombay
Panjab
Bombay
Delhi
Bombay
Calcutta
Panjab
GND
Panjab
27. Kabaddi(W)
GND
Bombay
Poona
Bombay
28. Kho-Kho(W)
Bangalore
Nagpur
Indore
Poorra
Baroda
21. Wrestling
22. Athletics(W)
23. Ball
Badminton
(W)
24. Badminton(W)
25. Basketball(W)
26. Hockey(W)
Delhi
Madras
Bangalore
Panjab
Poona
Madras
Bangalore
Appmdix-H
S.
No.
Name of
game
111
1970-71
Winners
Panjab
29. Shooting(W)
30. Swimming(W> Bombay
Runnersup
1971-72
Winners
Panjab
31. Table Tennis
(W)
Calcutta
Bhagalpur
Poona
Bombay
32. Tennis(W)
GND
Poona
Poona
33. Volleyball(W)
Kurukshetra
Kerala
GND
Poona
Bombay
GND
Nagpur
Madras
Punjabi
Bombay
5. Boxing
6. Chess
7. Cricket
8. Football
9. (a) Gymnastics
(b) Malkhambh
10. Hockey
11. Kabaddi
12. Kho-Kho
13. Shooting
14. Squash
Rackets
15. Regatta
16. (a) Swimming
(b) Diving
(c) Water-Polo
17. Table Tennis
Allahabad
Gujarat
Calcutta
GND
Poona
1973-74
1972-73
1. Athletics
2. Badminton
3. Ball Badminton
4. Basketball
Runnersup
Delhi
Punjabi
BangaIore
Not held
Madras
Mudunti
Rajasthan
Madras
Rajasthan
Bombay
Punjabi
Delhi
GND
0sInania
Punjabi
Madras
GND
Delhi
Madras
Calcutta
Delhi
Calicut
Delhi
BangalQ~
Calicut
Vikram
Punjabi
Culcutti
Punjabi
Shivaji
Vikram
GNP
Poona
~hiv@ji
Bhopal
Lucknow
Ravishankar Mysore
Bombay
Calcutta
Not held
Not held
Delhi
PoornJ.
GND
Bapgalore
Bangalore
Not hel4
Qombay
Pelhi
Poona
Not held
Bo~y
Delhi
Npt held
POOM
CaIcutm
GNP
C41~tta
C4}cutta
Bombay
CIlcutta
Calcutta
Gujarat
Bombay
Os~
Panjlp
Bombay
Pil~j!lb
112
Handbook of Rules and Regulations for Inter-University
s.
No.
Name of
game
1972-73
Winners
18. Tennis
Delhi
19. Volleyball
GND
20. (a) Wt. Lifting Not held
(b) Best
Physique
21. Wrestling
Runnersup
Osmania
Calicut
Delhi
Bangalore
Kerala
Winners
Runnersup
Aligarh
Kerala
Madras
Panjab
Mysore
Madras
& Delhi
Osmania
GND
Kerala
Not held
Bangalore
Calicut
Bombay
Panjab
Panjab
Punjabi
Poona
Poona
Poona
Bombay
Baroda
23. Badminton(W)
24. Ball
Badminton
(W)
Bangalore
Shivaji
Madras
Bombay
Calicut
25. Basketball(W)
Bombay
Delhi
26. Hockey(W)
GND
Punjabi
27. Kabaddi(W)
28. Kho-Kho(W)
Poona
Baroda
Bombay
29. Shooting(W)
30. Swimming(W)
Panjab
Poona
31. Table Tennis
22. Athletics(W)
1973-74
Calcutta
Not held
Tournaments
Shivaji
Bangalore
GND
Not held
Bombay
Gujarat
Delhi
Bombay
Bombay
Poona
GND
32. Tennis(W)
Madras
Mysore
Bangalore
33. Volleyball(W)
Punjabi
Madras
Madras
Calcutta
(W)
1974-75
1. Athletics(M)
2. Badminton
Calicut
Punjabi
GND
Kerala
3. Ball Badminton
Not held
4. Basketball
Rajasthan
Madras
5. Boxing
6. Chess
Not held
lIT
Bombay
Jodhpur
Kerala
113
Apprndix-H
s.
1974-75
Name of game
No.
7. Cricket
8. Football
9. (a) Gymnastics
(b) Malkhambh
10. Hockey
11. Kabaddi
12. Kho-Kho
13. Shooting
14. Squash Rackets
15. Regatta
16. (a) Swimming
(b) Diving
(c) Water Polo
17. Table Tennis
18. Tennis
19. Volleyball
20. (a) Wt. Lifting
(b) Best Physique
21. Wrestling
22. Athletics(W)
23. Badminton(W)
24. Ball Badminton (W)
25. Basketball(W)
26. Hockey(W)
27. Kabaddi(W)
28. Kho-Kho(W)
29. Shooting(W)
30. Swimming(W)
31. Table Tennis (W)
32. Tennis(W)
33. Volleyball(W)
Winners
Runners-up
Bombay
Burdwan
GND
Vikram
GND
Nagpur
Poona
Not held
Not held
Not held
Calcutta
Delhi
Calcutta
Delhi
Madras
Kerala
Not held
Not held
Delhi
Kerala
Kerala
Bangalore
Bombay
Not held
Bombay
Poona
Not held
Gujarat
Delhi
Madras
Calcutta
Delhi
Calicut
Punjabi
Shivaji
Ravishankar
Nil
Mysore
Delhi
Calcutta
Bombay
Bombay
,
Rajasthan
Jiwaji
HAU
Panjab
Punjabi
Kerala
Delhi
Poona
Indore
Bombay
Bombay
Bangalore
Kerala
1975-76
1. Athletics
2. Athletics (W)
3. Badminton
C.N.D.
Kerala
Kerala
Delhi
Bombay
Punjabi
Runners-up
4.
5.
6.
7,
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14,
15.
Badminton (W)
Ball Badminton
B,all Badminton(W)
il J3il&ke~ball
ii) Basketball (W)
B,pxing
<:hess
i) Cricket
Cricket (W)
Ppptb!)1l
Gymnastics
Gynunastics (W)
Hockey
Hockey (W)
m
Ip· Mall<ha.mbh
17. Kabaddi
18. Kabaddi (W)
19. 1Ql()~Kho
70. ~hQ-Kho (W)
21.6!lgpqng
22.
23.
~4.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
Shooting (W)
Sqash Rackets
Swinm1ing
Swtriuning (W)
Table Tennis
Table Tennis (W)
Tennis
Tennis(W)
Volleyball
31. VpUeyball (W)
32. Water-Polo
Kerala
Andhra
Bangalore
~jasthan
Bombay
Calcutta
Bpmbay
Madras
Madras
Calicut
GND
PunFibi
Panjab
GND
Vilg'jiIl)
Calcutta
Not held
Ppp~
Indore
Shivaji
. ~wuk§h~trCl
Delhi
~f=~tta
Shivaji
Osmania
Calicut
Madras
Delhi
Punjabi
~l~
Bombay
Poona
Panjab
Vikraw
KurnlEshetrji
GND
Panjab
Poona
Kurukshetra
Mysore
Baroda
'K:uruk~h~tra.
fAAjab
Rajc!s$an
1kl~8AY
GUjarat
Madras
Indore
Madras
~grCls
Mjidras
Kerala
Bombay
Bombay
Bombay
Bangalore
Poona
Kerala
Ca,Ugxt
Bombay &;
Calcutta
33. Wt.Lifting &; Best Physique Rabindra Bharati Punjabi
Delhi
34. Wrestling
Shivaji
35. Diving
Appmdix-H
s.
115
1976-77
Name of game
No.
Winners
1.
2.
3.
4.
Athletics (M)
Athletics (W)
Ball Badminton(M)
Ball Badminton (W)
GND
Kerala
Andhra
5.
6.
7.
8.
Boxing
Chess
Cycling
Cricket (W)
Kurukshetra
9. Gymnastics
i) Men
ii) Women
10. Malkhambh
11. Hockey (W)
12. Kabaddi (W)
13. Kho-Kho (M)
14. Kho-Kho .(W)
15. Shooting (M)
16. Shooting (W)
17. Diving (M)
18. Water-Polo
19. Tennis (W)
20. Squash Rackets
21. Swimming (M)
22. Swimming (W)
23. Wt.Lifting & Best
Physique
24. Wrestling
25. Basketball(W)
26. Kabaddi (M)
27. Table Tennis (M)
Kerala
Madras
Punjabi
Madras
Runners-up
Punjabi
Panjab
Madras
Bangalore
Punjabi
Bombay
Kurukshetra
Rabindra
Bharati
Winners of
3rd place
Bombay
Calicut
Annamalai
Sri Venketswara
GND
I.I.T. Bombay
Bombay
Baroda
GND
GND
Shivaji
GND
Poona
Poona
Not held
GND
Madras
Not held
Not held
Poona
Not held
Not held
Not held
Punjabi
Punjabi
Vooam
Kerala
Bombay
Bangalore
Poona
Calcutta
Mysore
Madras
Kurukshetra
Shivaji
GND
GND
Madras
Shivaji
Bombay
Kuruksetra
HAU
Kerala
Madurai
Kamaraj
Bangalore
Kurushetra
Madras
116
Handbook of Rules and Regulations for Inter-University
S.
No.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
1976-77
Name of game
Winners
Table Tennis (W)
Tennis (M)
Volleyball (W)
Badminton(M)
Badminton(W)
Basketball(M)
Cricket(M)
35. Football
36. Hockey (M)
37. Volleyball (M)
Tournaments
Bombay
Madras
Calicut
Nagpur
Kerala
Bombay
Osmania
Panjab
Punjabi
Kcrala
Runners-up
Winners of
3rd place
Indore
Mysore
Punjabi
Calcutta
Bangalore
Rajasthan
Bombay
Bombay
Bangalore
Kurukshetra
1977-78
1. Athletics (M)
2. Athletics (W)
3. Boxing
4. Chess
5. Cycling
6. Gymnastics(M)
7. Gymnastics (W)
8. Malkhambh
9. Shooting (M)
10. Shooting (W)
11. Diving (M)
12. Water-Polo
13. Swimming (M)
14. Swimming (W)
15. Wt.Lifting & Best
Physique
16. Wrestling
17. Ball Badminton(M)
18. Ball Badminton(W)
Punjabi
Kerala
Punjabi
Madras
Punjabi
GND
GND
Shivaji
Madras
Kurukshetra
GND
Calicut
Kurukshetra
Nagpur
Kurukshetra
Kurukshetra
Kurukshetra
Poona
Kurukshetra
Madras
GND
Bombay
Jabalpur
Vikram
Punjabi
Bhagalpur
Shivaji
Panjab
Bombay
Delhi
Kerala
Madras
Calcutta
Poona
HAD
Andhra
Bangalore
Rajasthan
Bombay
Delhi &
Kerala
Panjab
Annamalai
Mysore
19. Hockey (W)
GND
Punjabi
Jamia Millia
Bangalore
Sri Venkateswara
Kerala
117
Appendix-H
S.
No.
Name
1977-78
of game
Winners
Poona
GND
(M)
Poona
Bangalore
Shivaji
(W)
Jabalpur
Indore
Baroda
(W)
21. Kho-Kho
23. Cricket
Winners of
3rd place
Calcutta
20. Kabaddi
22. Kho-Kho
Runners-up
(W)
24. Squash
Rackets
25. Tennis
(W)
Not held
Madras
Delhi
Osmania
26. Table Tennis(M)
Delhi
Gauhati
Bombay
27. Table Tennis(W)
Gauhati
Nagpur
Shivaji
28. Tennis
Poona
Madras
Delhi
(M)
29. Basketball
(W)
30. Kabaddi
(M)
31. Volleyball
(W)
Bombay
Delhi
GND
Shivaji
Bombay
Kurukshetra
Kerala
Calicut
Delhi
32. Badminton
(M)
Kerala
Delhi
Bangalore
33. Badminton
(W)
Kerala
Bangalore
34. Cricket
(M)
Delhi
Osmania
Calcutta
35. Hockey
(M)
Delhi
Jiwaji
Bangalore
36. Basketball
(M)
37. Football
38. Volleyball
(M)
Rajasthan
Panjab
Calcutta
GND
Calicut
Kerala
Madras
Kurukshetra
1978-79
1. Athletics(M)
Panjab
GND
Kerala
2. Athletics(W)
Kerala
Calicut
Punjabi
3. Boxing
GND
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
4. Chess
Madras
Patna
Nagpur
5. Cycling
Punjabi
Kurukshctra
PAD
6. Gymnastics(M)
GND
MDD
Kurukshetra
7. Gymnastics(W)
GND
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
8. Malkhambh
Poona
Shivaji
Vikram
9. Shooting(M)
Panjab
Gujarat
Delhi
Kurukshetra
Gujarat
Delhi
Delhi
Kanpur
BITS
Pilani
10. Shooting(W)
11. Diving(M)
Appendix-H
S.
No.
1979-80
Name of game
Winners
1. Athletics(M)
2. Athletics(W)
3. Boxing
4. Chess
5. Cycling
6. Gymnastics (M)
7. Gymnal)tics(W)
8. Malkhambh
9. Shooting(M)
10. Shooting(W)
11. Water-Polo
12.Swimming(M)
13. Swimming(W)
14. Wt.Lifting & Best
Physique
15. Wrestling
16. Ball Badminton (M)
17. Ball Badminton (W)
18. Handball(M)
19. Handball(W)
20. Hockey(W)
21. Ka,Qaddi(W)
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
119
Kho-Kho(M)
Kho-Kho(W)
Rowing
Cricket(W)
Squash Rackets
Tennis(W)
Table Tennis (M)
Table Tennis (W)
Tennis(M)
Basketball(W)
Runners-up
GND
Calicut
GND
Punjabi
GND
HAll
Madras
Punjabi
GND
GND
Poona
Kerala
Kerala
GND
Nagpur
PAll
Punjabi
Punjabi
Shivaji
Not held
Not held
Kerala
GND
Bombay
Shivaji
GND
Mysore
Bangalore
Nagpur
Nagpur
GND
Poona
Poona
Poona
Madras
Madras
Delhi
Madras
Bangalore
Delhi
Madras
GND
HAll
Annamalai
Mysore
PAll
Punjabi
Panjab
GND
Bangalore
Indore
Calcutta
GND
Bombay
Delhi
Madras
Bombay
Andhra
Kerala
Bombay
, Winners of
3rd place
Kerala
Kerala
Punjabi &
Panjab
Bombay
Kurukshetra
MDll
Kurukshetra
Nagpur
P~jab
Gujarat
Madras &
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
Andhra
Madras
Bombay
Osmania
Delhi
Shivaji
My50re
Bangalore·· ,
Jadavpur
Poona
Rajasthan
Bombay
HP
Panjab
Delhi
Panjab
Hilndbook of Rules and Regulations for Inter-University TouTnllments
120
s.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
1979-80
Name of game
No.
Winners
I<abaddi(M)
Volleyball(W)
Badminton(M)
Badminton(W)
Cricket(M)
Basketball(M)
FooiQall
Volleyball(M)
Hockey(M)
Runners-up
Shivaji
Kerala
GND
Calicut
Delhi
Kerala
Osmania
Panjab
Calicut
Panjab
Kerala
Calicut
Delhi
Madras
Aligarh
Kerala
Panjab &
Punjabi
Winners of
3rd place
Meerut
GND
Kamatak
Delhi
"Bangalore
Calcutta
Calicut
1980-81
1. Athletics(M)
2. Athletics(W)
3. Boxing
GND
Kerala
Kurukshetra
4. Chess
5. Cycling(M)
6. Cycling(W)
Nagpur
Punjabi
GND
7. Gymnastics(M)
8. Gymnastics(W)
9. Malkhambh
GND
GND
Poona
10. Shooting(M)
11.Shooting(W)
12. Water-Polo
13. Swimming(M)
14. Swimming(W)
15. Wt.Lifting & Best
Physique
16. WrestUng
17. Ball Badminton (M)
Calcutta
Kerala
Kerala
HAU
Bangalore
Delhi
Calicut
HAU&
GND"
Madras
Panjab
Punjabi &
Bombay
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
Shivaji
Not held
Not held
Bombay
GND
Delhi
Not held
MDU&
Delhi
Calicut
Panjab
Bangalore
Bombay
Kurukshetra
Vikram
Burdwan
Marathwada
Agril.
GND
Kurukshetra
Madras
Apptndix-H
s.
121
1980-81
Name of game
No.
Winners
Runners-up
Winners of
3rd place
18. Ball Badminton
(W)
Bangalore
Mysore
Madras
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
PAD
Nagpur
Osmania
Panjab
Panjab
Handball(M)
Handball(W)
Hockey(W}
Kabaddi(W)
Kho-Kho(M)
Kho-Kho(W)
Rowing
Poona
26. Cricket(W)
27. Squash Rackets
28. Tennis(W)
Anna
Madras
Indore
Delhi
Bangalore
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
Bombay
Gauhati
Madras
Calicqt
Kurukshetra
GND
Kerala
Calicut
Delhi
Madras
:table Tennis (M)
Table Tennis (W)
Tennis(M)
Basketbal1(W)
KabaddHM)
Volleyball(W)
Badminton(M)
Badminton(W)
Crlcket(M)
Basketball(M)
39. Football
40. VolleybaU(M)
41. Hoclcey(M)
GND
Calicut
GND
Punjabi
Not held
Bombay
Not held
Not held
Calcutta
Ranchi
Bombay
Madras
Kerala
Bombay
Delhi
Punjabi
Nagp\U
Kerala
Poona
GND
Bombay
Bombay
GND
Jadavpur
Poona
Rajasthan
Mysore
Cauhatf
Madras
PAD
GND
Poona
Calicut
Gorakhpur
Marathwada
Madras
Calicut
Punjabi
Poona
Panjab
Kerala
PAD
Jiwaji
1981-82
1. Ath1etics(M)
2. Athletics(W)
3. Boxing
GND
Kerala
Panjab
4. Chess
. s. C~ling(M)
Punjabi
Kerala
GND
Bombay
Not held
Panjab
Calicut
Calicut
GND
Handbook of Rules and Regulations fur Inter-University
122
S.
No.
1981-82
Name of game
Winners
6. Cycli.ng(W)
7. Gymnastics
(M)
8. Gymnastics (W)
9. Malkhambh
10 Shooting(M)
11. Shooting(W)
12. Diving(M)
13. Water-Polo
14. Swimming(M)
15. Swimming(W)
16. Wt.Lifting & Best
Physique
17. Wrestling
18. Ball Badminton (M)
19. Ball Badminton (W)
20~ Handball(M)
...
21. Handball(W)
22. Hockey(W)
23. Kaba.ddi(W)
24. Kho,.,.Kho(M)
25. Kho-Kho(W)
26. Rowing
27. Cricket(W)
28. 'Squash Rackets
~:~-
Tuu11lllments
Punjabi
Panjab
GND
Poona
Panjab
Indore
Bombay
Kerala
Kerala
GND
H.Agril
Bangalore
Nagpur
Nagpur
Panjab
Bombay
Poona
Indore
Calcutta
Indore
Bombay
29. Tennis(W)
30. Table Tennis (M)
31. Table Tennis (W)
32. Tennis(M)
Kerala
Shivaji
Anna
33. Basketball(W)
34. Kabaddi(M)
35. Volleyball(W)
GND
Madras
Calicut
Runners-up
GND
Kurukshetra
Shivaji
Not held
Kurushetra
Bombay
Kerala
Bombay
Bomaby
Panjab
MD
Not held
Mysore
P.Agril.
I'.AgIil.
GND
Poona
Bangalore
Poona
Madras
GND
Delhi
Not held
Bombay
Baroda
Madras
Calieut
Mangalore
Kerala
Winners of
3rd place
South
Gujarat
Poona
Bhagalpur
Punjabi
Vikram
Poona
Poona
Poona
Andhra
GND
Calicut
Panjab
Punjabi
Lucknow
Calcutta
PAUT
Osmania
Banaras
Delhi
Kerala
Delhi
Punjabi
M.D.
GND
123
Appendix-H
s.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
1981-82
Name of game
No.
Winners
Badminton(M)
Badminton(W)
Cricket(M)
Basketball(M)
Football
VolleybaIl(M)
Hockey(M)
Panjab
Calicut
Delhi
Madras
Kerala
Kerala
Meerut
Runners-up
Kerala
Kerala
GND
GND
Calicut
Allahabad
Lucknow
Winners of
3rd place
Delhi
GND
Madras
Bombay
GND
Calicut
Jabalpur
1982-83
1. Athletics(M)
2. Athletics(W)
3. Boxing
4. Chess
5. Cycling
6. Gymnastics (M)
7. Gymnastics (W)
8. Malkhambh
9. S~ooting(M)
10.Shodnng(W)
11. Diving{M)
12. Water-Polo
13. Swimming(M)
14.Swimining(W)
15. Wt.Lifting &
Best Physique
16. Wrestling
Kerala
Kerala
M.D.
H.A.
GND
Ut. winners)
GND
Calicut
Panjab
Punjabi
H.P.
Ut. Runnersup)
Calicut
GND
Kurushetra
Osmania
Madras
Patna
Not held
Panjab
Kurukshetra
Shivaji
.'-Jot held
Nagpur
GND
GND
Poona
ut. 3rd
position
holders)
Rohilkhand
Punjabi
Nagpur
Bombay
Kerala
Kerala
GND
Not held
Delhi
Punjabi
Bombay
Madras
Andhra
Poona
GND
GND
Delhi
M.D.
H.Agril
Kurukshetra
Vikram
Rajasthan
llllndboo/c of Rilles IInd Rtgllllltions for Inter-University
124
s.
1982-83
N ilDle of gilDle
No.
TOlll'rItUiJmts
Winners
Runners-up
Winners of
3rd place
17. Ball· Badminton
(M)
Madras
Kerala
18. BalL Badminton
(W)
19. Handball(M)
20. Handball(W)
21. Hockey(W)
22. Kabaddi(W)
23. Kho-Kho(M)
24. Kho-Kho(W)
25. Rowing
Mysore
Calicut
Osmania
Nagpur
GND
GND
Poona
Poona
Calcutta
Kurukshctra
Panjab
Kerala
Bombay
Bombay
Indore
Madras
26. Cricket(W)
27. Squash Rackets
28. Tennis(W)
Ranchi
Delhi
Madras
29. Table Tennis
(M)
Kerala
Poona
B.I.T.S.
Bharathidasan
Gauhati
30. Table Tennis
Shivaji
Kerala
Delhi
31. Tennis(M)
Allahabad
Bharathiar
32. Basketball(W)
33. Kabaddi(M)
Kerala
GND
Calicut
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
GND
Panjab
Calicut
I.LT.
Delhi
GND
Nagpur
Calicut
Kerala
Bharathidasan
Bangalore
Nagpur
Punjabi
. Calicut
Shivaji
Mysore
Mysore
Annamalai
Indore
Banaras
}abalpur
H.P.
(W)
Volleyball(W)
Badminton(M)
Badminton(W)
Cricket(M)
Basketball(M)
Football
Volleyball(M)
Hockey (M)
Delhi
Banaras
Ranchi
Kerala
Ranchi
Burdwan
Kerala
Delhi
Punjabi
Poona
Madras
Burdwan
Panjab
GND
GND
Patna
Delhi
Calicut
Andhra
Bangalore
S.
Name of
game
No.
RunnelS-
up
Winnel$of
'---------3rd place
4th place
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics (M)
2. Athletics (W)
GND
Gandhiji
Punjabi
Calitut
I<erala
Mangalore
3. Boxing
G.N.D,Poona
4.Ot~
5. Cycling (M)
Patna
Osmania
K~
&: Kumaun (Jt. Wmners)
Delhi ~
Bangalore
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
Punjab
Agril.
Not held
Punjabi
Panjab
M.D.
Punf-ibi
JiWa~
6. Cycling (W)
7. Gymnastics
Calicut
KeraIa
(M)
8. Gymnastics
(W)
Poona
Shi;yaji
9. Malkhambh
to. Shooting(M)
11. Shooting (W)
Not held
KurukshetraPanjab
12. Water-Polo
13. Swimming
Bombay
Kerala
Poona
Delhi
Calicut
15. Wt.Lifting &:
Best Physique
Nagpur
GND
Delhi
Gujarat
Panjab
Punjabi
Calcutta
Kerala
Calcutta
GN.D.
GND
Delhi
Shivaji
Calcutta
16. Wrestling
M.D.
GND
KurukShetra
Shivaji
17. Ball Badminton (M)
Kerala
-Madras
18. Ball Badmin-
Bangalore
Mysore
Bharathidasan
Madras
Sri Venkateswara
Mangalore
(M)
14. Swimming
(W)
ton
(W)
S.
No.
Name of
game
Rl11\l\eIS-
up
21. Hockey(W)
22. Kabaddi(W)
G.N.D.
Bombay
23. I<ho-Kho(M)
Mysore
Winners· of
,)
3rd place
Punjab
Agril.
Punjabi
Nagpur
PUnjabi
Ranchi
Poona
Poona
Bombay
Calcutta
Bangalore
4th place
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
24. Kho-Kho(W)
Poona
25. Rowing
Calcutta
&·Madras
(Jt. Winners)
Poona
26. Cricket(W)
27. Squash
Rackets
GN D
Delhi
Osmania
B.LT.S.
Pilani
Poona
Banaras
28. Tennis(W)
Madras
Delhi
Punjabi
lndore
Poona
Amravati
Bombay
Nagpur
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Table 'l'annis
Jadavpur
Pooria
BoMbay
Shivaji
(M)
2. Table Tennis
(W)
3. 'fetiNS (M)
Allahabad
4. Basketball (W). Kerala
Madras
Bharathiar
Delhi
GND
PUnjabi
Calicut
5~ Kabaddi
G N D
Shivaji
Burdwan
Andhra
6. Volleyball (W) Madras
Calicut
GN D
(M~
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Badinmton"
Palijab
cCalicut
Delhi
Panjab
(M)
2. Badminton
(W) ~
3. Crickef(M)
Poona
S.
Name of
No.
gamt'
W~
Runners-
up
4. Basketball (M) D.A.
(Indore)
Madurai
"I<amaraj
5. Football
Calicut'Kerala
6. Volleyball (M) Kurukshetra Andhra
7. Hockey (M)
G.N.D.
Ranchi
ti'
Winners of
--------3rdplace
G.N.D.
'Ranchi
Ker'ala
Aligarh
4th p!ace ,.
M.LS.
(Udaipur)
Panjab
Bombay
1984-85
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics (M)
Allahabad
Kurukshetra
Calicut
2. Athletics(W)
3. Boxing
Calicut
Bangalore
Madras
Gandhiji
i·~'· -,:-1,\'· ;.,,;,(,.~'t
MDU
Patna
Manipbr
HAU
Bangalore.
Poana
Ranthi .
4. Chess
5. Cycling(M)
Punjabi
6. Cycling(W)
Punjabi
7. Gymnastics
(M)
GND
Burdwan
Punjabi
Panjab
. 8. Gymnastics
(W)
GND
Kurukshetra
Panjab
Punjabi
Poona
Shivaji
Sri Venkateswara
10. Shooting (M)
11. Shooting (W)
Banaras
Kurukshetra
Shivaji
GND
Nagpur
Delhi
12. Water-Polo
13. Swimming
Poona
Kerala
Bombay
Delhi
Panjao
14. Swimming
(W)
Kerala
Madras
15. Wt. Lifting
GND
Rajasthan
16. Best Physique
Gandhiji
GND
9. Malkhambh
Madras
Kurukshetra
Kurukshetra
(M)
Osmania
Panjab
J-- ..
Punjabi
Delhi
-
Htm4booIc of Rults aM Regulations for Inter-University
128
S.
No.
Name of
game
TOU77Ulments
·19~5
Winners
Runnersup
3rd place
4th place
17. Wrestling
MDU
Kurukshetra
HAU
18. 'Ban Badmin-
Bharathidasan
Panjab
Madras
Kerala
Andhra
PAU
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
Panjab
PAU
Punjabi
Bangalore
Mysore
Madras
Osmania
Kerala
GND
Ranchi
Punjabi
Mysore
GND
Poona
Poona
Shivaji
DA Indore
Bombay
Punjabi
Bombay
Bangalore
Nagpur
Mysore
Rc?wing
27. Cricket(W)
Madras
GND
Anna
Osmania
Ranchi
Nagpur
28. Squash
Delhi
BITS
HAU
GB Pant
ton (M)
19. Handball(M)
20. Handball(W)
21. Ball Badmin-
i
Winners of
,
ton (W)
22. Hockey (W).
Kabaddi(W)
Kho-Kho(W)
23.
24.
25.
26.
Kho-Kho(M)
Rackets
/
29. Tennis(W)
Poona
Kerala
Madras
Banaras
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Table Tennis
(M)
GUjarat
Jadavpur
Allahabad
Poona
2. Table Tennis
Shivaji
Delhi
Patna
Poona
Allahabad
Mysore
Calicut
Calicut
Delhi
Bombay
Rajasthan
Gandhiji
Calicut
(W)
3. Tennis (M)
4. Basketball(W)
GND
5. Kabaddi (M)
Not held
6. Volleyball (M) GND
Calcutta
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Badminton(M)
Poona
Calicut
Gauhati
Allahabad
2. Badminton(W)
Delhi
Calicut
3. Cricket (M)
Bombay
Gauhati
Delhi
Allahabad
Calcutta
Panjab
IIppcrulix-lJ
S.
No.
129
Name of
game
4. Baskctball(M)
1984-85
Winnel5
DA Indore
RunnflSup
Bharathidasan
I<erala
Whmers of
'.
3rd place
GND
..
..,4th place
ML
Sukhadia
5. Football
6. Vollcyball(M)
Burdwan
Gandhiji
Calcutta
Allahabad
GND
Kurukshetra
7. Hockey(M)
GND
Bangalore
Punjabi
Amravati
Ranchi
1985-86
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics(M)
Punjabi
GND
Gandhiji
Punjabi
GND
Osmania
2. Athletics(W)
Kerala
Calicut
3. Boxing
GND
4. CycJing(M)
5. Cycling(W)
Punjabi
Panja\>
Manipur&t
Rajasthan
(Joint Winners)
Punjabi
GND
Panjab
7. Gymnastics
(W)
GND
Panjab
Punjabi
8. Malkhambh
Poona
Shivaji
Vikram
Banasthali
Not held
GND
6. Gymnastics
(M)
-
9. Rowing
10. Shooting (M)
11. Shooting (W)
12. Swimming(M)
13. Swimming(W)
14. Water-Polo
15. Wrestling
16. Wt. Lifting &
Best Physique
Panjab
Not held
Kurukshetra
Delhi
Delhi
Bombay
Gandhiji
Kerala
Kerala
Poona
Calcutta
Delhi
Poona
HAU
Calcutta
Kerala
Punjabi
GND
Rajasthan
PUnjabi
Panjab
GND
S.
No.
Name of
~cune'
Runnersup
f
17. Ball Badminton (M)
18. Ball.:Badminton (W)
Winners of
4th place
3rd place
Bharathidasan
Bangalore
Andhra
Kerala
Mysore
Madras
19. Cricket (W)
GND
Kanpur
Delhi
Bombay
20. Squash
Delhi
BFl'S,
Pilani
IITDelhi
HAU
'foona.
Kerala
Panjab
Bangalore
Delhi
Bombay
Punjabi
Bangalore
Rackets
21. Tennis (W)
1. Basketball(W)
2. Chess
3. Handball(M)
4. Handball(W)
5. Hockey (W)
6. Kabaddi(W)
7. Kho-Kho(M)
8. Kho-Kho(W)
9. Tennis(M)
10. Volleybal1(W)
;.'
GND
Madras
Osmania
Kerala
Panjab
Bangalore
Gandhiji
Bombay
GND
Nagpur
Panjab
GND
Delhi
Shivaji
Bangalore
Poona
Calcutta & Poona
Winners)
Bharathiar Kerala
at.
Gandhiji
Caticut
Manipur
Panjab
Jammu
Mysore
Calcutta
-
Nagpur
GND
Delhi
Panjab
Calcutta
GND
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Bac;b:ninton(M) Ca1!cut
2. Badminton(W)
GND
Panjab
Delhi
3. Basketball(M)
Aligarh
Bombay
Delhi
Gandhiji
Madras
' Calicut
Gandhiji
Delhi
Aligarb
Burdw-an
HAU
4. Cricket(M)
Kerala
Madras
5. footbal1(M)
Panjab
,Aligarh
Calicut
6. Hockey (M)
Bangalore
Poona
Bharathidasan
GND
7. Kabaddi (M)
GND
Punjabi
Burdwan
Kakatiya
Appendix~
S.
No.
131
Name of
game
1985-86
Winners
..Runners..,.
up
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
8. Table Tennis
(M)
Gujarat
Poona
Delhi
Aligarh
9. Table Tennis
(W)
Poona
Madras
Delhi
Jadavpur
10. Volleyball(M)
Calicut
Panjab
Kerala
Poona
1986-87
Pi. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics(M)
2. Athletics (W)
Punjabi
Calicut
GND
GND
Allahabad
Gandhiji
Madras
Kerala
3. Boxing
Panjab
Punjabi
4. CylciIlg (M)
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
HP&
Poona
Panjab
Rajasthan
5. Cycling (W)
Punjabi
6. Gymnastics
GND
Thapar
Instt of
Engg. &
Tech.
Vikram
Delhi
(M)
7. Gymnastics
(W)
8. Malkhambh
Not held
Poona
Bhagalpur
Shivaji
9. Rowing
10. Cross Country Races (M)
Calcutta
Punjabi
Jeidavpur
Osmania
GND
Shivaji
11. Cross Country Races(W)
12. Swimming(M)
GND
KeraIa
Nagpur
Delhi
Bombay
Gandhiji
Delhi
Poona
calcutta
Poona
eaIcutta
Kerala
13. SWimming
(W)
14. Water Polo
Lucknow
Punjabi
S.
No•.
Name of
game
1986-81
Winners
15. Diving (M):
(i) High Board Lucknow
(ii) Spring
Kanpur
Board
Runnersup
Delhi
Mysore
16. Diving (W):
(OHigh Board DA Indore Lucknow
(ii)Spring
Board
17. Wrestling
18. Wt. Lifting &
Best Physique
19. Ball Badminton (M)
20. Ball Badmmton (W)
21. Cricket (W)
22. Squash
Rackets
23. Tennis (W)
DA Indore Lucknow
HAU
GND
Winneri of
3rC1place
4th place
Poona
DA Indore
Calcutta
Calcutta
Shivaji
Punjabi
Madras
Keralci
Madras
Delhi
Ranchi
Bombay
Poona
Banaras
Poona
Madras
Kerala
Osmania
Poona
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Basketball(W)
2. Chess
3. Handball(M)
4. Handball(W)
5. Hockey (W)
6. Kabaddi (W)
7. Kho-Kho (M)
8. Kho-Kho (W)
9. Tennis (M)
10. Volleyball(W)
Bombay
Bangalore
Panjab
Calicut
GND
GND
Poona
Poona
Bharathiar
Gandhiji
GND
HSGour
Delhi
Panjab
Gandhiji
Punjabi
Nagpur
DA Indore
Madras
GND
Delhi
Madras
Kerala
Ranchi
Madras
Delhi
Andhra
Nagpur
Delhi
GND
Aligarh
Calicut
Punjabi
Calcutta
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1986-87
Name of
game
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Badminton
Poona
Nagpur
Calicut
2. Badminton
(W)
Poona
Bombay
Delhi
3. Basketball(M)
4. Cricket (M)
Bombay
Bharathiar
Panjab
GND
Calcutta
5. Football
6. Hockey (M)
Kerala
Bangalorc
Burdwan
Panjab
Calicut
Punjabi
Ranchi
7. Kabaddi(M)
GND
Burdwan
Mangalore
Madurai
Gandhiji
Ranchi
(M)
8. Table Tennis
(M)
9. Table Tennis
Madras
GND
Bangalore
Not held
I
Not held
Allahabad
Kerala
(W)
10. Volleyball(M)
1987-88
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics(M)
Punjabi
Panjab
GND
Allahabad
2. Athletics (W)
Calicut
Nagpur
M Gandhi
3. Ball Badminton (M)
Madras
Mysore
Kerala
GND
Nagarjuna
4. Ball Badminton (W)
Kerala
Bangalore
Nagarjuna
Madras
5. Boxing
MDU
Poona
6. Cricket (W)
GND
Delhi &:
HAU
Ranchi
7. Cross Country Races (M)
GND
Panjab
Delhi
Shivaji
8. Cross Country Races (W)
9. Cycling (M)
Nagpur
Delhi
.GND
Amravati
Not held
Delhi
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10. Cycling (W)
11. Gymnastics
Runnersup
Winriers of
3rd place
4th place
Not held
Jiwaji
MDU
Vikram
12. Gymnastics
(W)
Delhi
Panjab
Jiwaji
13. Judo(M)
Delhi
14. Judo (W)
Deihi
15. Malkhambh
Poona
16. Rowing
17. Sq~ash
Rackets
Calcutta
Delhi
Bombay & Amravati
GND (Jt)
GND
Panjab
Bombay
Shivaji &
Bhagalpur
Madras
Poona
Allahabad
18. i) Swimming
(M)
Delhi
Poona
(M)
Osmania
Amravati
Banaras
ii)Diving (M):
a. High Board Kanpur
b. Spring
Board
19. i) Swimming
(W)
Madras
Bhopal
Poona
Kerala
ii)Diving (W):
a. High Board DA Indore
b. Spring
Board
20. Tennis (W)
21. Water Polo
. Poona
Calcutta
·GND
22. Wt. Lifting &
Best Physique
HAU
23. Wrestling
Calcutta
Madras
Kerala
Madras
Bombay
Delhi
Foona
Punjabi
Meerut
Punjabi
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game
1987-88
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Basketball
(W)
GND
2. Chess
Delhi
3. Handball (M) Nagpur
4. Handball (W) Calicut
5. Hockey
6. Kabaddi
(W)
(W)
7. Kho-Kho(M)
8. Kho-Kho (W)
9. Tennis (M)
10. Volleyball
(W)
M Gandhi
Bombay
Poona
GND
Poona
M Gandhi
Calicut
Bangalore
Delhi
Bangalore
Madras
Andhra
Allahabad
Panjab
Punjab
Agril.
GND
Delhi
Mysore
Calcutta
Bombay
Punjabi
Delhi
Delhi
GND
Panjab
Kerala
Panjab
Poona
Delhi
HAU
Punjabi
Aligarh
Calicut
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Badminton
(M)
Osmania
Calicut
GND
2. Badminton
M Gandhi
Madras
Delhi
3. Basketball (M) Delhi
Kerala
Annamalai
Jamia
Millia
4. Cricket(M)
Delhi
Bangalore
Baroda
Poona
5. Football
6. Hockey (M)
7. Kabaddi (M)
Aligarh
Panjab
M Gandhi
Calicut
Bangalore
Jabalpur
Sambalpur
GND
M Gandhi
8. Table Tennis
(M)
Anna
GND
Marathwada
Delhi
9. Table Tennis
Bombay
Nagpur
Calicut
Calicut
Madurai
Kamaraj
Allahabad
(W)
Shivaji
Bombay
(W)
10. Volleyball(M)
Aligarh
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1988-89
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics(M)
Panjab
Calicut
2. Athletics(W)
Calicut
M Gandhi
3. Ball Badminton (M)
4. Ball Badminton (W)
Madras
Mysore
Nagarjuna
Kerala
Bharathidasan
M Gandhi
Madras
Calicut
5. Boxing
Osmania
Poona
HAU&
Delhi (It)
6. Cricket (W)
Poona
Delhi
Osmania
7. Cross Country Races (M)
Delhi
Panjab
Mangalore
Panjab
M Gandhi
8. Cross CounDelhi
try Races (W)
Kerala
Calicut
Punjabi
9. Cycling (M)
Punjabi
Delhi
10. Cycling (W)
Kerala
Punjabi
Panjab
Delhi
11. Gymnastics
(M)
Jiwaji
GND
Delhi
12. Gymnastics
Annnamalai
Kerala
Not held
(W)
13. Judo (M)
Delhi
14. Judo (W)
GND
MDU&
Poona (Jt)
Delhi
Panjab
Shivaji
15. Malkhambh
16. Rowing(M)
Poona
Madras
Bombay
Osmania
17. Rowing(W)
Madras
Delhi
Poona
Bombay
Poona
Kerala
Delhi
Gujarat
18. Squash
Rackets
19. Swimming
(M)
Poona
Calcutta
Calcutta
Jadavpur
Rajasthan
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No.
Name of
game
1988-89
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
20. Swimming
(W)
Bombay
Kerala
Poona
21. Tennis (W)
Bombay
Poona
GND
Poona
Calcutta
Madras
Kerala
Pa.njab &
Punjabi
Kurukshetra
Bharathidasan
GND
Meerut
22. Water Polo
23. Wt. Lifting &
Best Physique
24. Wrestling
HAU
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
. 1. Basketball (W) Mysore
2. Chess
Madras
3. Handball (M) Nagpur
4. Handball (W) Nagpur
5. Hockey (W)
GND
6. Kabaddi (W)
7. Kho-Kho(M)
Poona
8. Kho-Kho (W)
Poona
9. Tennis (M)
10. Volleyball(W)
GND
Kerala
GND
Panjab
Bombay
Delhi
Andhra
Patna
Punjabi
Delhi
Kerala
Bombay
Panjab
Poona
Punjabi
Kerala
M Gandhi
Punjabi
HAU
Delhi
Punjabi
Panjab
GND
Madras
Shivaji
Bangalore
Anna
M Gandhi
Delhi
Calicut
GND
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Badminton
(M)
Calicut
Osmania
Delhi
Utkal
2. Badminton
(W)
Calicut
Madras
Bombay
Nagpur
3. Basketball (M) Ajrner
4. Cricket(M)
GND
Delhi
Delhi
Madras
Bombav
Bombay
Rajasthan
5. Football
6. Hockey (M)
'7 Kabaddi (M)
Goa
HS Gour
Panjab
Bangalore
Burdwan
PAU
Patna
Kurukshetra
Burdwan
Madras
Jiwaji
Kerala
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8ame
1988-89
Winners
Winners of
Runnersup
3rd place
4th place
8. Table Tennis
(M)
Delhi
Calicut
Bombay
DA Indore
9. Table Tennis
(W)
Delhi
Madras
Bombay
Shivaji
10. Volleyball(M)
Delhi
Calicut
Allahabad
M Gandhi
1989-90
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Ball Badrninton (M)
2. Ball Badrnin,.
ton (W)
Mysore
Madras
1<erala
Bharathidasan
Bangalore
M Gandhi
Kerala
Calicut
3. Chess
4. Cricket (W)
Nagarjuna
Delhi
Madras
Delhi
Delhi
6. _Football (W)
7. GymnaStics-lt
Malkhambh
GND
M Gandhi
GND
Kurukshetra
Panjab
Nagpur
5. Cycling
Nagpur
Poona
Punjabi
8. Handball (M)
Punjabi
Nagpur
Kerala
PAU
Delhi
Delhi
Madras
Not held
9. Handball (W) Nagpur
Kurukshetra
10. Judo (M)
Kurukshetra
Bombay
Delhi
11.Jpdo(W)
12. Kabaddi (W)
GND
Poona
Panjab
Bombay
Delhi
13. Kho-Kho (W)
Calcutta
Bombay
14. Korfball
MDU
Poona
Kurukshetra
M Gandhi
Delhi
Agra
Delhi
15. _-Rowing (M)
Calcutta
Calcutta
Madras
poona.
Jadavpur
Itr·Delhi
Poona
16. Rowing (W)
17.·Squash
Rackets
Delhi
GND
Madras
Banaras
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No.
139
Name of
game
1989-90
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
18. Swimming
(M)
Delhi
Kerala
Poona
19. Swimming
(W)
Bangalore
Bombay
Kerala
Bombay
Delhi
Calcutta
Shivaji
GND
20. Water Polo(M) Poona
21. Wt. Lifting
GND
22. Wrestling
HAU
4th place
MDU
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Boxing
Delhi
"Kurukshetra
2. Cross Country Races (M)
GND
Panjab
Osmania
&Poona
Delhi
Kerala
3. Cross CounMDU
try Races (W)
Kerala
Delhi
Punjabi
4.
5.
6.
7.
GND
Poona
Madras
Anna
M Gandhi
Bombay
Osmania
Madras
Lucknow
Shivaji
Delhi
Osmania
Delhi
GND
Aligarh
M Gandhi
Poona
Delhi
GND
Hockey (W)
Kho-Kho(M)
Tennis (M)
Tennis (W)
8. Volleyball(W)
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Athletics (M)
GND
Calicut
Panjab
M Gandhi
Annamalai
Meerut
Panjab
MDU
3. Badminton
(M)
Delhi
M Gandhi
Panjab
Jammu
4. Badminton
(W)
Madras
M Gandhi
Nagpur
5. Basketball (W) Panjab
GND
Ravishankar
6. Cricket(M)
Delhi
GND
7. Kabaddi (M)
Kerala
Bharathidasan
lamia
Millia
Amravati
2. Athletics (W)
lamia
Millia
Panjab
Madras
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Name of
game
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1989-90
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
D. GAMES ON EIGHT-ZONE BASIS
1. Basketball(M)
Delhi
GND
Panjab
Poona
Calcutta
3. Hockey(M)
4. Table Tennis
(M)
Madras
M Kamaraj- Osmania
Mangalorc
Delhi
Calicut
Madras
Bombay
5. Table Tennis
(W)
Bharathidasan
Delhi
DA Indore
Manipur
6; Volleyball(M)
Calicut
M Gandhi
Kerala
Nagarjuna
2. Football(M)
Calicut
Utkal
RDU
1990-91
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Ball Badrninton (M)
BharathidaSan
Kerala
2. Ball Badminton (W)
M Gandhi
Calicut
3. Boxing
MDU
Osmania
4. Chess
Patna
5. Cricket (W)
Sri Venkateswara
Kerala
Pondicherry
Delhi
Bangalore
Kurukshetra
Delhi
Poona
Delhi
GND
Gujarat
6. Cycling
Punjabi
PAU
Panjab
7. Football (W)
Manipur
GND
8. Gymnastics
(M)
Jiwaji
Goa
Panjab
GND
Panjab
Bombay
9. Gymnastics
(W)
Jiwaji
GND
Delhi
to. Hockey (W)
Panjab
Kurukshetra
Mysore
M Gandhi
Delhi
11. Judo (M)
MDU
Bombay & KurukDelhi
shetra
Panjab
12. Judo (W)
Delhi
Bombay
Kurukshetra
13. Korfball
GND
Not held
Bangalore
Osmania
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No.
Name of
game
14. Rowing (M)
15. Rowing (W)
16. Squash
Rackets
17. i) Wt. Lifting
ii) Best
Physique
18. Wrestling
1990-91
Winners
Madras
Madras
Runnersup
Calcutta
Winners of
3rd place
Bombay
Poona
Poona
Poona
Calcutta
Delhi
GND
Poona
Mangalore
Karnatak
Punjabi
Delhi
Meerut
Shivaji
Banaras
4th place
Dr. MGR
Osmania
lIT Delhi
Delhi
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
GND
Calicut
PAU
Nagpur
Kerala
Nagpur
Punjabi
Cancut
5. SwiInming
(W)
Kerala
Bangalore
Poona &
Delhi
M Gandhi
6. Tennis (W)
Mysore
Osmania
Madras
Anna
7. Water Polo
Poona
Kerala
Calcutta
1.
2.
3.
4.
Basketball (W)
Handba11 (M)
Handball(W)
5wiInming
Madras
GND
Calicut
Bombay
M Gandhi
Andhra
Parijab
M Gandhi
(M)
C. GAMES ON FOUR·ZONE BASIS
1. Athletics (M)
Delhi
2. Athletics (W)
MGU
Kerala
Calicut
Calicut
3. Badminton
(M)
Meerut
Calicut
Bombay
Delhi
4. Badminton
MGU
Nagarjuna
Osmania
5. Cricket(M)
lamia
Millia
Poona
Delhi
GND
6. Cross Country Races (M)
Calicut
Panjab
Rohilkhand
Delhi
Calicut
Kerala
GND
Sardar
Patel
(W)
7. Cross CounMGU
try Races (W)
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1990-91
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
8. Hockey (M)
Jiwaji
Bangalore
Jamia
Millia
Banaras
9. Kabaddi (M)
MD
Bombay
Bombay
Poona
Calcutta
Delhi
Nagpur
RDU
Bombay
Gujarat
Mangalore
Madras
10. Kabaddi (W)
GND
11. Kho-Kho(M)
12. Kho-Kho (W)
Poona
Nagpur
Bombay
Poona
Calicut
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Bombay
DA Indore
Delhi
Mysore
Bharathiar
Osmania
Poona
13. Table Tennis
(M)
14. Table Tennis
(W)
15. Tennis (M)
Madras
16. Volleyball (W) Poona
MGU
Nagpur
D. GAMES ON EIGHT-ZONE BASIS
1. Basketball(M)
2. Football(M)
Bombay
3..Volleyball (M) Osmania
Bangalore GND
Positions undetermined
Delhi
--
MGU
Panjab
Calicut
1991-92
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Ball Badminton (M)
Madras
2. Ball Badminton (W)
Kerala
3. Boxing
Osmania
4. Chess
5. Cricket
Madras
Bharathidasan
Calicut
MD
Kurukshetra
& Delhi
Bihar
Delhi
Poona
Nagarjuna
Delhi
GND
Gujarat
Kerala
GND
Calicut
7. Cross CounShivaji
.try Races (W)
Delhi
MGU
(W)
6: CrossCountry Races (M)
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S.
No.
Name of
game
1991-92
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
Bombay
8. Cycling(M)
Panjab
Kerala
9. Cycling (W)
Manipur
MGU
Kurukshetra
Calicut
10. Gymnastics
(M)
Panjab
GND
Jiwaji
11. Gymnastics
(W)
Panjab
Jiwaji
GND
12. Hockey (W)
Mysore
Panjab
MGU
Delhi
13. Judo (M)
Delhi
GND
Poona
Delhi
GND
MDU
14. Judo (W)
Punjabi
Panjab
15. Korfball
Agra
Delhi
Kurukshetra
16. Rowing (M)
Calcutta
Madras
17. Rowing (W)
Calcutta
Madras
Jadavpur
Osrnania
18. Squash
Rackets
19. Swimming
(M)
Delhi
Banaras
Poona
Jadavpur
& Poona
Osamania
Kerala
Calicut
Poona
Karnatak
20. Swimming
(W)
Kerala
MGU
Poona
Gauhati
21. Tennis (W)
Bombay
Madras
Delhi
Osmania
22. Water POlo
Calcutta
Kerala
Poona
Delhi
23. Wt.Lifting
GND
MDU
Mangalore
Madras
Delhi
Panjab
24. Wrestling
25. Yoga (M)
HAU
Panjab
PondicherrY
MDU
26. Yoga (W)
Bhavnagar
Panjab
HAU
Delhi
HAU
Kerala
Osmania
Shivaji
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Football (W)
GND
Goa
Panjab
Delhi
2. Handball (M)
Andhra
Kerala
PAU
Nagpur
Nagpur
Punjabi
Jammu
Panjab
3. Handball(W)
S.
No.
Name of
game
Winners
4. Kabaddi (W)
Runnersup
Positions undetermined
--
5. Kho-Kho (M)
6. Kho-Kho(W)
Poona
Poona
Bombay
Bombay
Bangalore
DA Indore
Mysore
Delhi
7. Tennis (M)
Delhi
Poona
Osmania
Panjab
8. Volleyball (W) --
Positions undetermined
--
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
1. Athletics (M)
2. Athletics (W)
Delhi
MGU
MGU
Calicut
3. Badminton
Sardar
Patel
(M)
4. Badminton
MGU
MDU
Kerala
Shivaji
Bombay
Nagpur
Bombay
Barkatullah Allahabad
5. Basketball (W) Kerala
GND
Poona
Barkatullah
6. Cricket (M)
7. Hockey (M)
S.Gujarat
Meerut
GND
GND
Gujarat
PAU
Delhi
Delhi
8. Kabaddi (M)
Kerala
Madras
MDU
9. Table Tennis
Delhi
Bharathidasan
Calcutta
N.Bengal
Poona
Madras
Bombay
Nagpur
Vikram
(W)
(M)
10. Table Tennis
(W)
D. GAMES ON EIGHT-ZONE BASIS
1. BasketbaU(M)
Panjab
Delhi
M.Sundaranar
Utkal
2. FootbaU(M)
Calicut
Burdwan
Goa
Aligarh
1~92-93
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Ball Badminton (M)
Bharathiar
Madras
Nagarjuna
Andhra
j
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s.
No.
Name of
game
1992-93
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
2. Ball Badminton (W)
Calicut
Mangalore
Kerala
Bangalore
3: Boxing-
MDD
Punjabi
Delhi
Kurukshetra
4. Chess
5. Cricket (W)
Madras
Madurai
Bombay
Poona
GND
GND
Delhi
Delhi
DA Indore
Shivaji
Poona
Panjab
Nagpur
MG
GND
Calicut
Panjab
Punjabi
6. Cross
Country (M)
7. Cross
Country(W)
8. Cycling(M)
9. Cycling (W)
Kerala
Punjabi
Panjab
Calicut
10. Football(W)
Goa
Panjab
Delhi
11. Gymnastics
(M)
S.Gujarat
12. Gymnastics
(W)
Jiwaji
GND
Kurukshetra
Punjabi
13. Hockey(W)
14. Judo (M)
GND
Delhi
Ranchi
Poona
15. Judo (W)
16. Korfball
GND
Kurukshetra
Punjabi
MD
Panjab
Kurukshetra
Delhi
17. Malkhambh
18. Rowing (M)
Bombay
Shivaji
Mysore
Delhi
Delhi
MG
Punjabi &
Amravati
Panjab
Agra
Poona
Not held
19. Rowing (W)
Not held
20. Squash
Rackets
Jodhpur
Bombay
HAD
21. a)Swimming
Calicut
MG
Kerala
Kerala
MG
Osmania
(M)
b) Water Polo Poona
(M)
Calicut
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Name of
game
Tournaments
1992-93
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
22. Swimming
(W)
Kerala
Calicut
Anna
23. Tennis (W)
24. Wt. Lifting
Madras
Kerala
Delhi
GND
Nagarjuna
25. Wrestling
26. Yoga (M)
MDU
Gujarat
Ayurved
Meerut
Delhi
Kurukshetra
27. Yoga (W)
Bhavnagar
Gujarat
Ayurved
Panjab
HAU
MD
4th place
Mysore
Mangalore
Rajasthan
Bhavnagar
Kurukshetra
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Basketball (W) MG
2. Handball (M)
3. Handball(W)
4. Kabaddi (W)
PAU
Calicut
GND
5. Kho-Kho (M)
6. Kho-Kho(W)
GND
Bangalore
7. Tennis (M)
Madras
8. Volleyball (W) MG
Punjabi
GND
Nagpur
MD
Bombay
Bombay
Anna
Madras
GND
Nagpur
Punjabi
Bombay
Madras
Jammu
Panjab
Delhi
Poona
Poona
Delhi
DA, Indore
Poona
GND
Panjab
Calicut
C. GAMES ON FOUR-ZONE BASIS
Kerala
GND
GND
Delhi
Kerala
Panjab
Poona
GND
MD
5. Basketball (M) lamia
Millia
Delhi
Nagpur
Bombay
6. Cricket (M)
Delhi
Bhavnagar
Bangalore
7. Hockey (M)
GND
Banaras
Ranchi
KurukshetJ:a
Ravishankar
1. Athletics (M)
Delhi
2. Athletics (W)
MG
Calicut
3. Badminton
(M)
4. Badminton
(W)
Nagarjuna
MD
Calicut
Bombay
,.
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S.
No.
147
Name of
game
1992-93
Winners
Runnersup
8. Kabaddi (M)
9. Table Tennis
(M)
Delhi
Meerut
Delhi
GND
to. Table Tennis
GND
Jamia
Millia
(W)
Winners of
3rd place
Shivaji
Calicut
SNDT
4th place
Amravati
Nagpur
North
Maharashtra
D. GAMES ON EIGHT-ZONE BASIS
1. Football (M)
Goa
2. Volleyball (M) MG
Madras
Calicut
RD
Kamatak
Aligarh
HNB
Garhwal
1993-94
A. GAMES ON ALL INDIA BASIS
1. Athletics (M)
Calicut
Kerala
Delhi
Meerut
2. Athletics (W)
MG
CaUcut
Panjab
3. Ball Badminton (M)
Bharathidasan
Annamalai
Madras,
Rajasthan
&GND
(Jt. Winners)
Bharathiar
4. Ball Badminton (W)
Mangalore
CaUcut
Kerala
Bangalore
5. Boxing
MD
Osmania
Kakatiya
6. Chess
7. Cricket (W)
Rajasthan
GND
Manipur
Delhi
Jamia
Millia
Delhi
Poona
8. Cycling (M)
9. Cycling (W)
Panjab
Panjab
Punjabi
Kerala
Kerala
Devi
Ahilya
Rajasthan
10. Cross Country (M)
Calicut
Shivaji
Delhi
Madras
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No.
Name of
game
Tcnmumrtnts
1993-94
Winners
Runnersup
~I.'. "
Winners of
3rd place
.;,"1
4th place
11. Cross Country (W)
MG
Calicut
GND
12. Football (W)
13. Gymnastics
(M)
Jammu
Kurukshetra
GND
Goa
Devi
Ahilya
Jiwaji
Panjab
GND
14. Gymnastics
(W)
Jiwaji
GND
Punjabi
Delhi
15. Malkhambh
Shivaji
Bombay
16. Judo (M)
Poona
Delhi
Poona
Kuruksetra
Barkatullah
MD (Jt.)
17. Judo (W)
GND
Barakatullah
Bombay
18. Hockey (W)
19. Rowing (M)
Ranchi
Kurukshetra
GND
Calcutta
Poona
20. Rowing (W)
Madras
Kerala
Panjab
Punjabi
Kerala
.Poona
Roorkee
21. Squash
Rackets
22. Swimming
(M)
Jai Narayan Vyas
Calicut
Poona
Madras &
Jadavpur
Delhi
Lucknow
MG
Kerala
23. Swimming
(W)
Delhi
Kerala
MG
Punjabi
24. Water-Polo
(M)
Poona
Kerala
Calicut
Panjab
25. Tennis (W)
Kerala
Delhi
Allahabad
26. Wt.Lifting
GND
Meerut
MDS,
Ajmer
Osmania
27. Wrestling
MD
Delhi
Kurukshetra
KurukshetraHA
B. GAMES ON TWO-ZONE BASIS
1. Basketball (W) GND
RD
MG
Paneb
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149
Name of
game
1993-94
Winners
Runnersup
Winners of
3rd place
4th place
Kerala
GND
Kurukshetra
Cancelled
MG
4. Kabaddi (W)
Shivaji
Delhi
5. Kho-Kho(M)
Poona
Poona
Bombay
Bombay
Bangalore
6. Kho-Kho (W)
Poona
Bombay
7. Tennis (M)
Delhi
8. Volleyball (W) MG
Osmania
MK
2. Handball (M)
3. Handball (W)
c. GAMES
ON FOlla-ZONE
Kuvempu
Bangalore
Panjab
Panjab
Marathwada
Punjabi
GND
BASIS
1. Badminton
(M)
Poona.
Panjab
Delhi
Lucknow
2. Badminton
(W)
Gauhati
Nagpur
MD
Poona
3. Basketball (M) Delhi
4. Cricket (M)
GND
Bangalore
Madras
MG
Bombay
5. Hockey (M)
Bangalore
6. Kabaddi (M)
7. Table Tennis
(M)
GND
Delhi
Panjab
MD
GND
LN Mithila Karn~tak
Madras
MK
Madras
Meerut
Calkut
Poona
8. Table Tennis
(W)
Devi
Ahilya
Poona
Manipur
North
Maharashtfa
Calicut
Punjabi
Karnatak
Kerala
Ranchi
9. Football (M)
Panjab
10. Volleyball (M) MG
Calkut
Apppendix-I
Dr. B.L. Gupta
Inter-University General Championship Trophy
AID lnstitutedthe
Dr.B.L. Gupta Trophy in the year 1982- 83. The
trophy was donated by Shri S~K. Gupta: in memory of his father Late
S1ui. B.l.,. ,Gupta, Heaq, Dep~ent
of' Physical Education,Panjab
U~verSity, Chandigarh.'This trophy is the symbol of excellence in the
Inter,.Universitytoumaments.For
the purpose of ,deciding the Dr. B.L.
Gupta trophy,tll~· criteria laid down for the performance in the InterUniversity ToUrnaments for the award 'of Maul ana Abul Kalam Aza4'
Trophy is applied.
Statement Showing Names of the Universities
Wbming FifstThreePositionsin
the Dr. B.L. Gupta
Inter-University Gen~r~ Championship Trophy
Year
Winners
Kerala
2.
3.
4.
5.
198U3
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
6.
1988-89
7.
1989-90
1990-91
S. No.
1-
8.
9.
10.
11.
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
GND
GND
GND
GND
Delhi
Delhi
Kerala
Kerala
GND
Calicut
Runners-up
GND
Callcut
Delhi
Delhi
Punjabi
GNP
GND
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
3rd position
Callcut
Kerala
Kerala
Kerala
Poona
Calicut
Kerala
GND
GND
Calicut
GND
1
Appendix-J
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Trophy
Govt. of India introduced Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Trophy in
1956-57 as an incentil/eto the universities and colleges for excellence in
sports.
Statement Showing the Names of the Universities Winning FiI'st
Three Positions in the MAKA Trophy
S. No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
Year
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-;73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
Winners
Bombay
Panjab
Panjab
Bombay
Panjab
Panjab
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
Panjab
Kurukshetra
Panjab
Panjab
Panjab
Panjab
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
GND
pelhi
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
Runners-up
Kerala
Kerala
3rd Position
Delhi
Delhi
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S. No.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
Year
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
Winners
GND
GND
Bombay
GND
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
GND
GND
Runners-up
Delhi
Delhi
GND
Delhi
GND
GND
GND
GND
Delhi
Delhi
3rd Position
Bombay
Bombay
Delhi
Bombay
Punjabi
Panjab
Bombay
Panjab
Kerala
MG
Appendix-K
Inter-University Athletic Records
Upto 1993-94
Record Time!
Distance
Name of the record
holder at the
University
Year
No.
MEN
1. 100 M. Run
10.6 Sec.
1980-81
2.
200 M. Run
21.3 Sec.
3.
400 M. Run
48.2 Sec.
4.
800M. Run
1:51.4 Sec.
5.
1500 M. Run
3:55.3 Sec.
6.
5000 M. Run
14:46.2 Sec.
7.
1‫סס‬oo M. Run
30:35.6 Sec.
8.
110 M.Hurdles
14.70 Sec.
9.
400M.
Hurdles
4xl00 M.
Relay
4x4oo M.
Relay
20 Km. RoadRace
20 Km. Walk
52.5 Sec.
42.10 Sec.
Domonic Affqnso
(Bombay)
R Ananda Natarajan
(Annamalai)
R P Singh Mann
(Delhi)
Sant Kumar
(HAm
Hakam Singh
(Panjab) .
Arvind Panna
(Ranchi)
Dan Veer Singh
(Meerut)
Ranjit Randhawa
(Delhi)
Basant Singh
(Panjab)
Kerala
3:17.2 Sec.
Guru Nanak Dev
SI.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Event
14. High Jump
IHr-OO.sO Sec. Barkha Ram
(Punjabi)
IHr-36.47 Sec. Harmeet Singh
Randhawa
(GND)
2.02 Metres
Mihir Mistry
(Gujarat)
1990-91
1969-70
1978-79
1980-81
1984-85
1985-86
1993-94
1977-78
1985-86
1979-80
1977-78
1991-92
1991-92
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Handbook of Rules
tUUl Regu1IItitms
No.
Record Time!
Distance
15. Broad Jump
7.35 Metres
16. Pole Vault
4.19 Metres
17. Tripple Jump
15.79 Metres
18. Shot Put
17.04 Metres
19. Disc~ Throw
52.0 Metres
20. Hammer
Throw
21. Javelin Throw
61.18 Metres
22. Decathlon
6148 Points
Event
66.42 Metres
for InfD'-Uniwrsity TOUnlll1nmts
Name of the record
holder &: the
University
Sandasivan M B
(Kerala)
Davender
(MD)
Suresh Babu
O<eraIi!)
Jagbir Singh
(MD)
Kanwalpreet Singh
(Panjab)
Parveen Kumar
(Panjab)
Malkeet Singh
(Punjabi)
Errol Hart
(Madras)
Year
1988-89
1993-94
1972-73
1993-94
1986-87
1966-67
1985-86
1983-84
WOMEN
23. 100 M. Run
11.7 Sec.
24. 200 M. Run
24.5 Sec.
25. 400 M. Run
56.01 Sec.
26. 800 M. Run
2:11.7 Sec.
27. 1500 M. Run
4:34.4 Sec.
28. 3000 M. Run
9:58.00 Sec.
29. 100M.
Hurdles
30. 400M.
Hurdles
31. 4xl00 M.
Relay
14.6 Sec.
1:01.7 Sec.
0:48.2 Sec.
P T Usha
(Calicut)
P T Usha
(Calicut)
Vandana Rao
(Mangalore)
Shiny K Abraham
(Gandhiji)
Kamlesh Kumari
(HP)
Surjeet
(GND)
Meena Gopal
(Madras)
R.T. Rai
(Barkatullah)
M. Gandhi
1981-82
1981-82
1983-84
1983-84
1989-90
1985-86
1986-87
1993-94
1993-94
155
Appendix-K
51.
No.
Record Time!
Distance
Name of the record
holder It the
32. 4x400 M.
Relay
33. High Jump
3:51.6 Sec.
Callcut
1993-9'
1.66 Metres
1991-92
34. Long Jump
6.08 Metres
35. Discus Throw
46.22 Metres
36. Shot Put
14.09 Metres
37. Javelin Throw
44.26 Metres
Bobby Aloysius
(Calicut>
Mercy Mathew
(Calicu.t>
Gurmeet !<aur
(Pan jab)
Gunneet !<aur
(Panjab)
Gunneet !<aur
(Panjab)
Apama Bhoyar
(Nagpur)
Poonam Taneja
Event
Year
University
38.
5000 Metres
17:40.7 Sec.
39.
roooo
35:44.6 Sec.
Metres
1979-80
1988--89
1988-89
1988-89
1988-89
1989-90
(MO)
40. Heptathlon
4515 points
Ancy Philip'
(Gandhiji)
1991-92
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Inter-University Swimming Records
Upto 1993-94
51.
Event
No.
MEN
1.
50 M. Free Style
2.
100 M. Free Style
3.
200 M. Free Style
4.
400 M. Free Style
5.
1500 M. Free Style
6.
100 M. Back Stroke
7.
200 M. Back Stroke
8.
100 M. Breast Stroke
9.
200 M. Breast Stroke
10.
100 M. Butterfly Stroke
11.
200 M. Butterfly Stroke
12.
200 M. Individual
Medley
400 M. Individual
Medley
4xl00 M. Free Style
Relay
13.
14.
Name of the record
holder and the
university
Time
Year
Martin Joseph
(Calicut)
Farad Bhathena
(Bombay)
Balraj Rathi
(Delhi)
Kailas Nath
(Lucknow)
Balraj Rathi
(Delhi)
Wilson C. Cherian
(Kerala)
T.K. Senthil Kumar
(Kerala)
T.M. Aji
(Gandhiji)
Santosh Naik
(Shivaji)
Gaurav Kapur
(Bombay)
Balraj Rathi
(Delhi)
Kailas Nath
(Lucknow)
Kailas Nath
(Lucknow)
Delhi
0:26.43
1993
0:59.10
1982
2:09.10
1982
4:37.15
1993
18:17.32
1987
1:05.10
1982
2:28.10
1993
1:13.90
1985
2:45.72
1988
1:03.48
1990
2:26.86
1986
2:30.74
1993
5:16.42
1993
4:10.83
1989
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S1.
Event
No.
15.
16.
17.
4x200 M. Free Style
Relay
4xl00 M. Medley
Relay
DIVING:
i) Spring Board
ii) High Board
157
Name of the record
holder and the
university
Calicut
Time
Year
9:11.96
1993
Gandhiji
4:39.00
1985
OS Shukla
493.85 Pts. 1988
(Kanpur)
Kanti Prakash Mishra 401.25 Pts. 1986
(Lucknow)
woME:N
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
I.Remya
(Kerala)
Anita Sood
100M. Free Style
(Bom:bay)
Anita Sood
200 M. Free Style
(Bornl;'Jay)
Anlta"Sood
400 M. Free Style
(Bombay)
Q. Chandralekha
800 M. Free Style
(MG)
PallaviDuttBaruah
100 M. Back Stroke
(Delhi)
200 M. Back Stroke
Pallavi Dutt Baruah
(Delhi)
100 M. Breast Stroke
Sonali Rege
(Bombay)
200 M. Breast Stroke
Sonali Rege
(Bombay)
100 M. Butterfly Stroke Anita Sood
(Bombay)
200 M. Butterfly Stroke Punita Gupta
(Bangalore)
AnitaSood
200 M. Individual
Medley
(Bombay)
50 M. Free Style
0:30.90
1993
1:04.~
1985
2:19.20
1985
4:49.10
1985
11:05.71
1993
i:1539
1993
2:45.62
1993
1:25.59
1989
3:03.97
1989
1:12.50
1975
2:47.51
1989
2:40.97
1985
Handbook of Rules and Regulations for Inter-University
158
51.
Event
No.
30.
31.
32.
33.
400 M. Individual
Medley
4x1oo M. Free Style
Relay
4x2oo M Free Style
Relay
4x1oo M. Medley
34. DIVING:
i) Spring Board
ii) High Board
Tournaments
Name of the record
holder and the
university
Anita Sood
(Bombay)
Time
Year
5:37.58
1985
MG
4:50.43
1993
Kerala
10:39.94
1993
Delhi
5:24.52
1993
Miti Agashe
(Devi Ahilya)
Miti Agctshe
(Indore)
361.15 Pts. 1988
'(
309.95 Pts. 1986
Appen"ix-M
Inter-University Weight Lifting Records
Upto 1993-94
S.
No.
~\..""
Event
Name of record
holder and the
univenity
Total
Kgs.
Year
1.
Fly Weight
Prakasha S.
(Mangalore)
192.5
199Q.91
2.
Banton Weight
Onkar Singh
(GND)
217.5
1990-91
3.
Feather Weight
N.Anandan
(Madras)
230
1991-92
4.
Light Weight
Satlsh Rai
(Mangalore)
272.5
1991-92
5.
Middle Weight
Avtar Singh
(GND)
275
1991-92
6.
Light Heavy
Weight
Ram·Singh
(GND)
292.5
199Q.91
Rajender Pal Singh
(Delhi)'
292.5
1990-91
327.5
1990-91
7.
Wc1Ql~.H¢cfyy
Weight
.
8.
HeC\vy Weight
Panninder
(GND)
Singh
9.
54 Kg.
T.G. Byju
(Kerala)
190
1993-94
10.
~9 Kg.
Sandeep Kr.
(GND)
242.5
1993-94
11.
64 Kg.
p. Singh
250
1993-94
(GND)
12-
70 Kg.
B.Singh
(GND)
250
1993-94
13.
76 Kg.
SaileshKr.
(Meerut)
267.5
1993-94
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160
s.
J
Event
No.
Name of record
holder and the
university .
Total
Kg~.
T0Il17llUrlt1lts
Year
14.
83 Kg.
S. Pal.Singh
(Kurukshetra)
275
1993-94
15.
91 Kg.
KSingh
(GND)
292.5
1993-94
16.
99 Kg.
R. Tyagi
(Meerut)
277.5
1993-94
17.
108 Kg.
,Dilramnik Singh
(GND)
270
199~94
18.
Above 108 Kg.
K.R.M. Rao
(Osmania)
225
1993-94
Appendix-N
Sequence of Events for Inter-University
Athletics Meet
First day
11.00 AM.
11.10 AM.
11.30 AM.
12.00 Noon
12.10 P.M.
12.30 P.M.
1.00 P.M.
1.10 P.M.
1.30 P.M.
1.50 P.M.
2.20 P.M.
2.40 P.M.
3.00 P.M.
3.40 P.M.
4.10 P.M.
Second day
9.00 AM.
9.30 A.M.
9.45 AM.
10.15 AM.
10.30 AM.
11.00 AM.
11.15 AM.
11.30 AM.
11.45 AM.·
12.10 P.M.
12.15 P.M.
12.30 p.M.
12.50 P.M.
110 M Hurdles
Long Jump
100M
400 M Hurdles
Javelin Throw
200M
400M
Shot Put
110 M Hurdles
800M
100M
200M
10,000 M
4x100 M
4x400 M
100M
100 M Hurdles
Long Jump
High Jump
Shot Put
Shot Put
High Jump
110 M Hurdles
100M
400 M Hurdles
Discus Throw
200M
400M
Men
Men
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Men
Men
Women
Men
Men
Women
Heats
Final
Heats-1st round
Heats
Final
Heats-1sHound
Heats
Final
Semi-final
Heats
Heats-2nd round
Heats-2nd round
Final
Heats
Heats
Men
Women
Decath
Heptath
Decath
Heptath
Decath
Heptath
Decath
Final
Semi-final
Final
Final
Semi-final
Semi-final
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Men
Men
Women
-Men
Women
Men
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1.00
1.20
1.40
2.10
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
2.30
2.45
3.00
3.30
4.00
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
T0ll11lllmDlts
Long Jump
400M
200M
800M
100M
200M
1500 M
4x100 M
4x400 M
Women
Men
Women
Men
Men
Women
Women
Women
Men
Final
Decath
Heptath
Final
Final
Final
Final
Heats
Heats
9.00 A.M.
9.30 A.M.
9.45 A.M.
10.20 A.M.
10.30 A.M.
11.00 A.M.
11.30 A.M.
12.00 Noon
12,,10P.M._
12.30 P.M.
1.00 P.M.
1.30 P.M.
110 M Hurdles
Long Jump
Discus Throw
Javelin Throw
Pole Vault
High Jump
400 M Hurdles
100M
Javelin Throw
400 M
800M
100M
.Men
2.00
2.20
2.40
3.30
4.00
400 M
1500-M
10,000 M
400M
4xl00 M
Men
Men
Women
Women
Men
Decath
Heptath
Decath
Heptath
Decath
Final
Heats
Heats-first round
Decath
Heats
Heptath
Heats-second
round
Final
Decath
Final
Semi-final
Semi-final
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P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
Women
Men
Women
Men
Men
Men
Women
Men
Women
Women
Women
Fourth day
9.00 A.M.
11.00 A.M.
11.30 A.M.
12.15 P.M.
12.30 P.M.
12.40 P.M.
Men
20 KM Walk
Pole Vault
Men
Women
100 M Hurdles
400 M Hurdles 'Men
100 M
Women
Hammer Throw Men
Final
- Final
Heats
Semi-final
Semi-final
Final
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US
1.30
1.45
2.15
2.40
3.00
3.30
3.45
4.00
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
High Jump
200M
Javelin Throw
800M
100 M Hurdles
200 M
500 M
400M
4x4oo M
4xloo M
Women
Men
Women
Women
Women
Final
Men
Men
Heats-2nd round
Women
Men
Pinal
Semi-final
Women
Seltli·final
20 KM Run
Triple Jump
200M
100 M Hurdles
400 M Hurdles
Shot Put
100 M
Discus Throw
200M
200M
1500 M
3000M
4xl00 M
4xl00 M
4x4oo M
4x4oo M
Men
Men
Final
Final
5emi·final
Heats-1st fOl1fid
Final
Heats
Semi~final
Pinal
Fifth day
9.00 AM.
11.00 AM.
11.30 AM.
12.00 Noon
12.20 B.M.
12.30 PM.
12.45 P.M.
1.00 P.M.
1.15 P.M.
1.30 P.M.
1.45 P.M.
2.00 P.M.
2.30 P.M.
2.45 P.M.
3.00 P.M.
3.30 P.M.
Men
Women
Men
Men
Women
Women
Men
Women
Final
Final
Final
Final
Final
Final
Final
Women
Men
Women
Fmal
Fmal
Final
Final
Men
Final
Women
Fmal
Men
Timings for holding these events shall be decided by tile Organising
University.
Appendix-O
Statement showing the Years of Introduction of
Inter-University Tournaments in Various Games
Name of game
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Athletics (Men)
Athletics (Women)
Badminton (Men)
Badmillton (Women)
Ball Badminton (Men)
Ball Badminton (Women)
.Basketball (Men)
Basketball (Women)
Boxing
Chess
Cricket (Men)
Cricket (Women)
Cross Country Races (Men & Women)
Cycling (Men & Women)
Football (Men)
Football (Women)
Gymnastics (Men)
Gymnastics. (Women)
Half Marathon & Walking
Handball (~en & Women)
Hockey (Men)
Hockey (Women)
Judo (Men & Women)
Kabaddi (Men)
Kabaddi (Women)
Kho-Kho (Men)
Kho-Kho (women)
Korfball
Year of introduction
1940-41
1953-54
1948-49
1953-54
1970-71
1970-71
1947-48
1963-64
1947-48
1964-65
1940-41
1975-76
1986-87
1976-77
1940-41
1989-90
1959-60
1973-74
1994-95
1979-80
1940-41
1953-54
1988-89
1951-52
1968-69
1954-55
1953-54
1989.:.90
1993-94
(discontinued)
1994--95
Appendix-D
165
Name of game
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
Power Ufting (Men)
Rowing (Men)
Rowing (Women)
Softball (Men & Women)
Squash Rackets
Swimming (Men)
SWimming (Women)
Table Tennis (Men)
Table Tennis (Women)
Tennis (Men)
Tennis (Women)
Volleyball (Men)
Volleyball (Women)
Weight Liftirig & Best Physique
Wrestling
Yogasanas
Year of introduction
1994-95
1964-65
1987-88
1994-95
1964-65
1940-41
1963-64
1958-59
1960-61
1940-41
1940-41
1950-51
1959-60
1959-60
1947-48
1994-95
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