What type of jurisdiction, powers and authority can be specified by the President for an Administrative Tribunal?
The President can provide for the constitution of an Administrative Tribunal for a State, and specify its jurisdiction, powers, and authority with respect to appointment, allotment, or promotion to certain classes of posts in civil services, posts under local authorities within the State, or to educational institutions subject to the control of the State Government. The specifics regarding the extent, manner, and conditions for preference or reservation in these matters can also be specified by the President.