JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY NEW DELHI-110067MEDICAL ATTENDANCE AND TREATMENT RULES (REIMBURSEMENT OF MEDICAL EXPENSES INCURRED BY THE UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES AND MEMBERS OF THEIR FAMILIES) ( A p p r o v e d b y E . C . V i d e R e s o l u t i o n I t e m No.13/EC/19.07.2001) (updated as on 31.5.2012) 1. DEFINITIONS 1.1 "Hospital" means a hospital approved by the University for the purpose of these rules and included in the list under Rule 4 below. 1.2 "Family" means wife or husband of a member of staff, as the case may be, and parents, children and step-children wholly dependent on the employee. 1.3 "Leave" includes vacations. 1.4 "Medical Treatment" means the use of all medical and surgical facilities available to private individuals at the hospital in which the patient is treated. 2. APPLICABILITY These rules shall apply to all employees. 1.5 These rules are also applicable to the employees who are residing in area which are not covered under the CGHS Scheme. (Authority - Office Order No. 34 dated 9.8.79 & Circular No. SCT/XI1/48 dated 22.7.92). 1.6 Validity of Rates The rates will remain in force till such time the same are not revised by the Govt. of India, MH&FW. Further, any changes made in the rates will be adopted by the University w.e.f. the date these are implemented by the Government. 3. AUTHORISED MEDICAL ATTENDANT The Chief Medical Officer of the Health Centre of the University, or in his absence the Medical Officer or the Officer-in-Charge of the CGHS Dispensary concerned will act as the Authorized Medical Attendant for certifying that the staff member concerned needs hospitalization. This certificate should ordinarily be obtained before actual hospitalization and will have to be submitted along with the medical reimbursement claim. 4. TREATMENT IN RECOGNISED HOSPITAL 4.1 After being recommended by the Specialist of CGHS/Govt. Hospital/CMO, Health Centre J.N.U., the employees concerned can approach for treatment to any hospital of his/her choice recognized by J.N.U. and for various medical procedures/tests/investigations recommended by the specialist. In case the employee, in spite of facility being available in the city chooses to get treatment in C.G.H.S. recognized institution in an other city, permission will be given by the Registrar but in such cases T.A/D.A. would have to be borne by the employee himself/herself (MR & F.W. O.M. No. S-14025/7/2000-MS dated 28.3.2000) 4.2 Employees residing in Satellite Towns of Delhi: For employees residing in Satellite towns of Delhi viz. Gurgoan, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Noida, C.M.O. in-charge of the dispensaries in the satellite towns and C.M.O., J.N.U. Health Centre may refer emergency and non-emergency cases directly to private recognized hospitals for treatment and management. (Authority G.I. Deptt. of Health and Family Welfare, Letter No. 110011/6/99-CGHS(P) dated 2.9.99) 4.3 Treatment in Private recognized hospital: For treatment in private recognized hospital, referral may be made on the recommendation of the treatment procedure by the Government specialist/C.M.O. JNU. Health Centre for indoor treatment in private recognized hospital by the Registrar. The permission for follow up treatment may be given for a period of 6 months from the date of discharge of the beneficiary from the hospital. (Authority O.M. No. S-12020/4/97-CGHS (A) dated 1.9.99 of M.H. & F.W.) /Pvt.93 of M. No.W.H.9.. Hospital in that city.480/. of the dispensary or C..M.OPD treatment is not allowed from any Pvt.H. The re-imbursement in such cases will be at Govt.6 Treatment taken in Emergency Cases in Private Hospitals Recognised by J.G./Private recognised hospitals which will be certified by the concerned specialist.2000) 4. & F.5 Referral to Private Recognized Hospital: An employee taking treatment in some CGHS Dispensary/Govt. (B) When A. S-l 1001 l/4/95-CGHS(P) dated 2. O.M. (M.M. But reimbursement for the treatment taken at Pvt. J. Hospital and desires to obtain treatment in a private hospital recognized by the University.: If an employee or a member of his family covered under C.O. Officials can not go to any Pvt.S.8. (O.O.8 Treatment at places not covered by the C.(M . 3./Private recognised hospital rates.2 3 Date d 14. Official should go to his AMA for consultation/OPD treatment.G.4. 11 of Information Booklet on C. Hospital.4. 5./Pvt. Emergency certificate from the treating Doctor i s required for the purpose.( C & A G of India. Recognized/Referral hospital in emergent circumstances is allowed only in admission case but after getting ex-post-facto approval from Registrar.H. RESO LUTION NO.M.C. should refer the patient for any Investigation/Lab. Official can take OPD and indoor treatment from Government Hospital without permission from A.4.O.33.Official is allowed to take OPD/Indoor treatment from Govt. falls ill at a place not covered under C.4 Outdoor treatment at Hospitals: The employees can consult specialists of recognized hospitals as and when referred by the dispensary Medical Officers.2000) 4.H. Test to a Govt. the Registrar may grant him permission for indoor treatment on the clear recommendation of the Govt. 2. 2.A) Rules 1956. is not appointed in the area :1. No S12020/4/97-CGHS (P) dated 24. 4.N.H. The re-imbursement in such cases shall be restricted to the amount which would have been incurred . Recognised/Referral Hospital.C. (O.G. Health Centre. Specialist or C.2011) 4.or above can consult recognized hospital/specialists directly. 18(I)/E-V/209 dated 17. S-11011/15/93-CGGS(P) dated 3.(M. (AMMENDED VIDE E. APPROVED HOSPITALS . 2688/OE/Bills/Entt/l 1/2000 dated 4.9 Referring cases to un-recognized hospitals: The permission for taking treatment in the un-recognised hospitals shall be granted by V. However. & F. employees drawing a basic pay of Rs. .M. Recognised/Referral Hospital directly. Charges incurred for the same at private/test done at AMA's clinic will not be re-imbursed unless non availability certificate is produced from the Govt. No. only after satisfying himself that facilities for treatment for those tests and other outdoor/in-door treatment are not available in Govt.W.6.H. the treatment shall be admissible under the C.M.7 Officials not covered under CGHS: (A) Where AM A is appointed in the area :1.S.Page No. A.G.had the treatment been taken in Govt. AMA is not authorized for giving indoor treatment at his own clinic/nursing home.W.11. Practitioner.S. H &F.M. 3.N.A.U without prior permission: Ex-post facto approval in such case will be granted by the Registrar after considering the merit of each case.Re-imbursement is allowed for taking indoor treatment in Private Hospitals in emergent circumstances only.10.) 5.1995) 4. A.S. No. Recognised/Referral Hospital. New Delhi Circular No.2009).M. A. (Para 11(c) Ex-Post Facto approval item (b) of Information Booklet on CGHS) 4.M.U./State Govt.S. Mandir Marg. ATTAR SINGH JAIN CHARITABLE HOSPITAL.M. New Delhi. Asaf Ali Road. GD-28. K-18. Delhi – 110092.10016. CITY CLINIC AND NURSING HOME. ESCORTS HEART INSTITUTE & RESEARCH CENTRE. Saket. New Delhi-110 049. Ashok Vihar. New Delhi-110016 . New Delhi. Community Centre. B-16. MAJIDIA HOSPITAL. (Near Andrews Ganj Crossing). JAIPUR GOLDEN HOSPITAL. New Delhi.A list of Govt. HAMDARD CLINIC AND HOSPITAL. Mohan Nagar. (Near Qutab Hotel). ANY OTHER HOSPITALS/INSTITUTE approved by JNU time to time with the approval of the ViceChancellor/Executive Council. Okhla Road. 11.110016. NOIDA MEDICAL CENTRE LTD. New Delhi. Karkardooma. DEEPAK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Okhla. 25. SITARAM BHARTIA INSITITUTE OF SCIENCE & RESEARCH. East of Kailash. Jang Pura. 29. New Delhi . All CENTRAL/STATE GOVERNMENTS/LOCAL BODIES HOSPITALS AND RECOGNISED HOSPITALS OF STATE. MAHAJAN IMAGING CENTRE. SHROFFS CHARITY EYE HOSPITAL. New Delhi-10024. Hospitals & Diagnostic Centres in National Capital Region as approved under CGHS and adopted by the University for treatment is given below :1. HOLY ANGLES HOSPITAL./Pvt. HEART RESEARCH INSTITUTE. 20. 39. ST. Mew Delhi-110 044. Vasant Vihar. AASHLOK HOSPITAL. 21. 41. 51. Plot B.G. Basant Lok.110 017. ANAND'S ULTRASOUND & C. Tis Hazari Court. 21 Community Centre. Madan Gir. New Delhi. 46. Vasundhara Enclave. 40. 13. Lajpat Nagar-IV. GMR INSTITUTE OF IMAGING. NOIDA-201 301 (UP). Preet Vihar. Pitarn Pura. 36. BATRA HOSPITAL & MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE. NARENDER MOHAN HOSPITAL. Hauz Khas. B-l/6.1 1 0 035. 38. New Delhi-11 0 6 5 . New Delhi. MOHINDER HOSPITAL. New Delhi-29. VASANT LOK HOSPITAL. Mehrauli Institutional Area. Safdarjung Enclave (Behind Kamal Cinema)..110092. GANG A RAM HOSPITAL. 25-A. AMAR LEELA HOSPITAL. Hauz Khas Enclave. Rohini. NewDelhi. 30. Lajpat Nagar-III. TIRATH RAM SHAH HOSPITAL. 8. Road. MOTHER & CHILD HOSPITAL. E-67. MOOLCHAND KHAIRATI RAM HOSPITAL. Asaf Ali Road. Delhi110096. CHARITABLE HOSPITALS recognized under law. 354/2 Mehrauli Road. Ghaziabad. DELHI C.T.110057. 44. JESSA RAM HOSPITAL. 14. LTD. 23. 35-B.1. HEART CENTRE. A520. DR.R. 55.I. FARIDABAD. Hamdard Nagar. Defense Colony. New Delhi. (Near IIT Flyover).T. Delhi-110092. 35. ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. Tughlakabad Industrial Area.110016 17. Gurgaon. 18. F-7. UMKAL HOSPITAL AND M. F-24. New Delhi. 16. NATIONAL HEART INSTITUTE & RESEARCH CENTRE. New Delhi . 19. Saket. 48. STEPHENS HOSPITAL. New Delhi . Gurgaon. 42. A-44. B. 10. Community Centre. Kedar Nath Road. New Delhi . 33. New Delhi-110062. B-87. Ring Road. ORTHONOVA. 1. Vikas Marg. 12. 16-C. NOIDA (UP). 22. New Delhi. H-33. New Delhi-110065. 22-23. Delhi. Delhi-Matbura Road. Delhi.. 47. 43. New Delhi -110024. New Delhi . 4. 26. SUNDERLAL JAIN CHARITABLE HOSPITAL. KALYANI HOSPITAL. 52. Daryaganj. Institutional Area. Safdarjung Development Area. M. New Delhi . CENTRAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR AYURVEDA. RAJIV GANDHI CANCER INSTITUTE AND RESEARCH CENTRE. (Haryana). C-6/8.110017. Delhi-110 054. 34. 15. Block' A-B. G. 54. DHARMSHILA CANCER HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE. New Delhi . D. 53. SOUTH DELHI ULTRASOUND & X-RAY CLINIC. SCAN. KAPOOR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 2. NORTH POINT HOSPITAL PVT. SARVODAYA MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE. New Delhi. 37. ANAND HOSPITAL. 5. Pusa Road. 3. & MRI CENTRE. ESCORTS HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE. Janak Puri. Delhi. Rajpur Road.110016. C-F5. New Delhi 110057. New Delhi. 2. R. Panjabi Bagh. New Delhi.P. Rajinder Nagar. 28. 7. JIVODHYA MISSION. Pusa Road. Sapna Commercial Complex. Pt. 1-A. U. 31. Delhi -1I0034. ALL PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRES. 9. Local Shopping Complex. STONE UROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE. 49. 27. Delhi.P. 32. 24. Delhi. MODI HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE. 6. Sector-30. HANDA X-RAY & DIAGNOSIIC CENTRE. KAILASH HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE. Pusa Road.L. Susant Lok. Sector-27. Delhi . MEDICAL LABORATORY SERVICES. HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL. New Delhi . INDRAPRASTHA APPOLLO HOSPITAL. 45. Vasant Vihar. 5027. New Delhi. New Delhi. Green Park Extension. ARYA VAIDYA SALA HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRES. Rohini. 2.B. Karkardooma & South Extension. RESEARCH. MRI SCAN CENTRE. 50. Sarita Vihar. Preet Vihar. Chandragupta Marg. Ward Entitlement Pay drawn in Pay Band 1. 64.11. 3.23 Date d 14. 49-50. 66. (vii) Doctor/consultant visit charges. dated 16. Delhi. (c) Treatment charges for new born baby are separately reimbursable in addition to delivery charges for mother. Sector-B. FORTIS FLT. No.25.No. New Delhi-65. (iii) Accommodation charges including patients diet. 61. LT. Gurgaon.4. PUSHPAWATI SINGHANIA RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR LIVER. 68. 74.No. 3 days for Laparoscopic Surgeries/normal deliveries. R. 12A. City.13. Gagan Vihar Main. New Delhi 58. LIONS KIDNEY HOSPITAL & UROLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE.G. NH-1.2011) 7.and above (O. D-1. 60. (ii) Admissions charges.56. New Delhi-17 70.C. Chanakyapuri.C.11. PRIMUS SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL.to 2.P.110/3. 12B. G.2010) (AMMENDED VIDE E. U.19540/. Pocket-1.19530/2.G. 2. DELHI HEART & LUNG INSTITUTE.to Rs. Panchsheel Park.19540/. Sheikh Sarai. No. Rajouri Garden. Atta.11. New Friends Colony. Defence Enclave. DLF. B-1. PRAKASH HOSPITAL. Noida. R. Aruna Asaf Ali Marg. 6. Phase-II. PARK HOSPITAL.1Entitlement of wards in Private hospitals empanelled under CGHS would be as under:S. NATIONAL HEART INSTITUTE. Vikas Surya Plaza.M.120/. Plot No. Safdarjung Enclave. CENTRE FOR SIGHT. S-357. 76. New Delhi. Press Road. Gurgaon.2010) (AMMENDED VIDE E. dated 16. 72. New Delhi-70. STONE UROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Delhi-92 65.2011) 7 ENTITLEMENT FOR INDOOR TREATMENT 7. STONE UROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Opp. (vi) Dressing charges. Rs. Qutub Institutional Area. (xv) Cost of medicines. in case there is no CGHS prescribed ceiling rates. SITARAM BHARTIA INSITITUTE OF SCIENCE & RESEARCH. ROCKLAND HOSPITAL. 3MM-II. (xi) Anesthesia charges. (viii) ICU/ICCU charges. (xvi) Related routine and essential investigations. Haryana-120001 62. New Delhi. 57. New Delhi-70. Delhi-27. B-5/24. Vishal Enclave. (xii) Operation theater charges. Pitampura. Saket. STONE UROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Sheikh Sarai.530/Semi Private Ward From Rs. (v) Injection Charges. Sector-33. Noida. DDA Community Centre. Vasant Kunj. 101. 77. (d) The hospitals empanelled under CGHS shall not charge more than the 7 days for other Major Surgeries. Vasant Kunj.950/Semi-private Ward Rs. B-33-34. RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION NO. 75. General Ward Upto Rs. New Delhi-70. VINAYAK HOSPITAL.19. Delhi-34. 81. Sector-38. INSTITUTE OF LIVER & BILIARY SCIENCES. New Delhi-110017. Ward Entitlement Pay drawn in Pay Band 1. Pitampura. Private Ward Rs. (xiii) Procedural charges/surgeon’s fees. PACAKAGE DEAL RATES “Package Rate” shall mean and include lump sum cost of inpatient treatment/day care/diagnostic procedure for which a CGHS beneficiary has been permitted by the competent authority or for treatment under emergency from the time of admission to the time of discharge including (but not limited to) – (i) Registration Charges. Deepali. (ix) Monitoring charges. RAJAN DHALL HOSPITAL. New Delhi:S.11011/23/2009.G. 63.13951/. Sector-27. MAX SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL.25. SHARP SIGHT CENTRE(EAST) EYE MICROSURGERY CENTRE. and 1 day for day care/Minor (OPD) surgeries. Outer ring road. Private Ward/ Rs. BAJAJ EYE CARE Center. RENAL & DIGESTIVE DISEASES.11. New Delhi-17 71.and above . (iv) Operation Charges. B-Block. Chowkandi. NORTHPOINT HOSPITAL. New Delhi. 18. 69. (xiv) Cost of surgical disposables and all sundries used during hospitalization. 1/31. (O.4. General Ward Upto Rs. Institutional Area. MEDANTA THE MEDCITY.M.B. (b) Cost of Implants/stents/grafts is reimbursable in addition to package rates as per CGHS ceiling rates for Impants/stents/grafts or as per actual. Nagar. 73.23 Date d 14. (xvii) Physiotherapy charges etc. 195. R. (x) Transfusion charges.2 Entitlement of wards in Private hospitals empanelled under AIIMS. (xviii) Nursing care and charges for its services. Delhi-92. West Delhi-18. Community Centre. Panchkuian Road. 67. D-12.7.11011/23/2009. Vikas Marg. East of Kailash. VENU EYE INSTITUTE & RESEARCH CENTRE. New Delhi-92 59. REIMBURSEMENT FOR PROCEDURES/INVESTIGATIONS FOR WHICH NO PRESCRIBED RATES Re-imbursement will be limited to AIIMS rates and in case rates have not been fixed by AIIMS for any particular procedure/investigation/test.23 Date d 5.O.R. 12. No18(I)/E-V/2009.H. dated 16.U.(AMMENDED 14. re-imbursement to be made as per actuals.. radiological or other methods as are considered necessary by the authorized medical attendant or the medical authorities in the hospital during hospitalizations.M. the case for reimbursement will be processed only when C.U.2010) (AMMENDED VIDE E.4.4 . RESO LUTION NO . sera or other therapeutic substances as are ordinarily available in the hospital. dated 17. vaccines.N. (c) the supply of such medicines.Deluxe Ward (O.23 Dated 14. re-imbursement of expenditure incurred by the employees on purchase of medicines directly from authorized/registered chemist shops during emergency shall be allowed after obtaining the approval of Registrar. 10..C. & F.O. but are not available in the hospital. 12. Health Centre decide whether the case falls under emergency category or not.C. Registrar may exercise his power after the case is examined by C.13. No.11011/23/2009. J./Municipal Hospitals employees drawing Rs. RESOLUTION NO.3000/. No. bacteriological.2000)..23 Date d 14.3 I n Govt. and (f) specialist consultation on the advice of the authorised medical attendant or medical authorities in the hospital during hospitalization.M.1 RE-IMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES All claims for re-imbursement of medical expenses incurred by the employees on medical attendance and/or treatment for themselves and their families should be preferred on the standard form obtained from the D. vaccines. (d) such accommodation as is ordinarily provided in the hospital and is suited to the status of the employee. RESOLUTION NO. (M./State Govt. sera or other therapeutic substances which are considered to be essential by the medical authorities in the hospital. treatment taken by employee in emergency will be considered on merits even if the treatment is taken from a nonrecognised private hospital.D(M) CGHS/CGHS(P) dated 18.N.2011) VIDE E.U.950/.(SC/ST Cell). O. 3426/99 J./CGHS doctors including the Medical Officer working at the dispensary level. ROOM RENT The Maximum room rent reimbursable for different categories would be as under : General Ward Rs.1000/.W. J. 11.4.per day (O.4.N.2011) 9.11.2 . J. referral hospital and submit an MRC after discharge from the Hospital.11. the Registrar may permit admission for confinement purpose in the private hospitals recognised by the University. (e) such nursing as is ordinarily provided to in-patients by the hospital.M. Medical. However. Since it is not always possible t obtain prior permission in emergency.11.2009) (AMMENDED VIDE E. In all those cases where hospitalization is not involved.M. PREGNANCY CASES Once the pregnancy is diagnosed/confirmed by the Govt. the power is delegated to the Registrar.M.2.11. Health Centre.2011) 7. TREATMENT IN EMERGENT CASES In case of immediately emergency employee may go directly to private recognized/Govt. surgical and other facilities under the medical treatment available to employees at the hospital shall include : (a) employment of such pathological. For granting ex-post-fact approval emergency cases.and above are entitled to Nursing Home facilities.2000/.per day Semi-private Ward Rs. (b) the supply of such medicines.per day Private Ward Rs. 12.C. 7. (b) Diet' or provision therefore or accommodation superior to the status of the employee. 14. (c) Preparations which are not medicines but are primarily foods.2009) Claims should be preferred within 3 months period from the date of discharge from the hospitals. The University may verify and check the authenticity of the claim on the basis of the prescription slip and the diagnostic report submitted by a University employee.12. The ceiling rates of special nurse and ayah/attendant for re-imbursement are :Special Nurse : Rs. of Health O. laxatives or other elegant and proprietary preparations for which drugs of equal therapeutic value are available.4 Registrar of the University will decide the cases of re-imbursement of medical claims in respect of treatment obtained in emergency at private hospital/private nursing home/private clinic subject to itemwise ceiling as per rates prescribed for C. (d) Expensive drugs. Note: In the case of hospitals the tariffs of which indicate a flat inclusive charge per diet.(AMMENDED VIDE E. Deans. as amended from time to time. which is in excess of 25% of the pay(Basic pay in Fourth Pay Commission Pay Scale) of the employee for the period for which special nursing was necessary. be adopted.C. No. and (ii) Where the flat charges made by the hospital include (1) diet (2) accommodation and (3) ordinary nursing. (Deptt.2 The bills should be duly supported by receipts.S.G. RESO LUTION NO.g. 20% (twenty per cent) of flat charge will be reckoned as diet charges. 14. The amount to be re-imbursed to the employee in respect of such special nursing shall be limited to the amount. etc.3. S-12020/4/97-CGHS(P) dated 7. 75 per shift of 12 hours 12. toilet preparations or disinfectants. prescriptions and other relevant documents as prescribed by the University from time to time in respect of claims for re-imbursement of charges for tests conducted or treatment received in hospitals e. beneficiaries without financial limit on the total amount to be reimbursed. X-ray.H. tonics. SUBMISSION OF BILLS 13. Rector. only 50% (fifty per cent) of the flat charge will be reckoned as diet charges. Blood tests. Modified reimbursement claim form as per Govt. Note: Case of special nursing shall be decided on merits of each case having regard to the nature of the disease and where hardship is involved. the diet charges should be regulated as follows: (i) Where the flat charges made by the hospital include (1) diet (2) accommodation (3) ordinary nursing and (4) medical and surgical services. cash memos. tonics. 150 per shift of 12 hours Ayah/Attendant : Rs.6.3 15 . on the merit of each case.1 It should be ensured that hospital bills for treatment as in-patient show the allocation of charges as under medical attendance (a) bedding (b) nursing (c) special nursing (d) medicines and (e) diet and that only cost of admissible items is claimed.2000) NON-REIMBURSEMENT EXPENSES Re-imbursement of expenses in respect of the following items shall not be permissible: (a) Medicines and preparations excluded from the Central Government Compilation of Medical Attendance Rules and Orders. Condonation of delay in submission of medical bills shall be considered by the V.14 Dated 10.M. in the event of any doubt from the hospital concerned. 14.C. CONTROLLING OFFICER The Registrar shall be the Controlling Officer to pass claims for re-imbursement of medical expenses in respect of all employees except Vice-Chancellor. 14.3 Re-imbursement of charges for special nursing facility will be admissible provided it is certified by the Medical Superintendent of the hospital that such a facility was absolutely essential. Co-ordinator(E). Rs.16 Date d 6.4600.225/Rs.125/Rs.4.C. 1.2600/.Registrar. 16 INTERPRETATION OF RULES If any question arises regarding the interpretation of these rules.1900/-.per month 4.2400/.1800/-.2000/-.7600 and above per month (AMMENDED VIDE E.6600/.4200/. Rs. Upto Rs.4 . Rs. Rs.per month 3. Rs. RESO LUTION NO. Rs. it shall be referred to the Vice-Chancellor whose decision shall be final. Grade Pay drawn by the Officer No. Rs.500/- 18 Sl.and Rs.50/Rs.1650/. Rs.2010) . RATE OF SUBSCRIPTION Contribution (Rupees per month) Rs.4800/-.and Rs. 17 Central Services (Medical Attendance) Rules shall be applied to all University employees in full except otherwise specified. Rs.per month 2. Librarian and Finance Officer for whom the Vice-Chancellor shall be the Controlling Officer.325/Rs.5400/.per month 5.