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Hooghly Mohsin College

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Situated in a quiet corner of Chinsurah, the headquarters of Burdwan Division and Hooghly District, Hooghly Mohsin College is one of the premier academic institutions in India, promoting the cause of higher education for one hundred and seventy eight long years. Following a blueprint prepared by Macaulay and with the help of a trust fund of the legendary philanthropist Haji Mohammad Mohsin the college started its journey on 1st August 1836 in Perron’s house, a magnificent piece of architecture overlooking river Hooghly.

For the first one hundred years of its existence the college was known as New Hooghly College. On the occasion of its centenary celebration the college was renamed as Hooghly Mohsin College.

This glorious House of Learning nurtured some of the doyens of nineteenth century Indian Renaissance. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, the composer of “Bande Mataram” and other eminent writers of Bengal like Dwijendralal Roy, Sanjib Chandra Chattopadhyay, Rangalal Bandyopadhyay were distinguished students of this college. Biplabacharya Jyotis Chandra Ghosh, Mujaffar Ahmed, Kanailal Dutta, Bhupati Mujumder, Charu Chandra Roy, Pramathanath Mitra, Brahmabandhab Upadhyay, Debendranath Mondal who were associated with this College as students or teachers, dedicated their lives to the cause of Indian Freedom Movement. A versatile genius, the Indian Muslim Judge and Jurist, wise leader, writer and historian, Syed Amir Ali was an eminent alumnus of this college of national heritage. Famous scientists such as Dr. Upendra Nath Brahmachari, Sahairam Basu and J. N. Bhar significantly contributed to Science & Medicine in the global perspective. Noted singers of India like Shyamal Mitra and Satinath

Mukhopadhyay who contributed immensely to the cultural world, were students of this college. Since its historic inception as the first Seat of English Education in India in 1836 to date this college has been nurturing talents who have always done our country proud. The main building, the Science Blocks and the cheerful college garden lend quite a unique touch to the ambience of the college campus. Besides the Under Graduate and Post–Graduate Departments, the college has a separate Law section. The college provides its students an excellent setting where they can recognize and utilize their full potential to pursue higher education, become professional and eventually play their own role in the enrichment of the intellectual resources of the country to drive and shape her future. By fostering a family environment where educational, social, and emotional needs are addressed through a holistic approach, the college constantly strives to mould its students into successful and responsible citizens.

Affiliation

The college was affiliated to the University of Calcutta since 1857. The College was later affiliated to the University of Burdwan since its inception in 1960. Since then the College is a constituent college of the University of Burdwan.

gLoRIoUS joURnEY THRoUgH 179 YEARS Our College is our inspiration. A few years back we observed the 175th

Anniversary Celebrations of our college and as a way we remembered a few of the luminaries of this college: Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, Dwijendralal Roy, Satinath Mukhopadhyay, Manabendra Mukhopadhyay, Syed Amir Ali and UN Brahmachari on 19-20 March, 2010. 150th Anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore was observed on 9th May in that same year. We organized a Grand Rally on 31st July to mark the beginning of final phase of the celebrations on August 1-3, 2010. We began the foundation day by placing wreaths of flowers on the Majar of Haji Mohammed

Mohsin. Sri Sudarshan Raychoudhuri, MIC of Higher Education, Govt. of W.B, inaugurated the day’s program later, attended by various dignitaries. Hon’ble Governor of WB, Sri M.K.Narayanan attended the program on 2nd August and unveiled the statue of Haji Mohammed Mohsin. The 3rd day was started by planting siblings of plants in the college campus under the chairmanship of Sri Naren Dey, MIC of Agriculture & Consumer Affairs, Govt of WB, who remained present on all the programmes as a well wisher alumnus. Seminars and attractive cultural programmes were held on all the three days.

Prospectus 2015-2016

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The College offers following undergraduate courses –

STREAMS

COURSES

Number of Seats

SECTION

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Bengali 51

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Economics 28

English 54

History 51

Philosophy 51

Political Science 67

Sanskrit 51

Urdu 60

Hindi 27

GENERAL B.A. General 565 MORNING

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Botany 37

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Chemistry 40

Economics 07

Geology 19

Mathematics 43

Physics 40

Physiology 37

Zoology 27

GENERAL Bio-Science 42 MORNING

Pure Science 55 DAY

COMMERCE HONOURS Accountancy 58

EVENING GENERAL B.Com General 132

LAW 3 Yrs. LL. B./2Yrs LL.M

80 /22 EVENING

Note: Seat reservation in all the above cases: Scheduled Caste – 22%, Scheduled Tribe – 6%, Physically Handicapped – 3% O.B.C.-A-10%, O.B.C.-B-7%,


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Honours Subjects Combination Subjects Honours Subjects Combination Subjects

BOTANY Chemistry Zoology / Physiology MATHEMATICS Chemistry Physics

CHEMISTRY Mathematics Physics PHYSICS Mathematics Chemistry

ECONOMICS Mathematics Physics PHYSIOLOGY Chemistry Botany / Zoology

GEOLOGY Mathematics Physics / Chemistry ZOOLOGY Chemistry Botany / Physiology

COMMERCE Honours Subjects Combination Subjects (any two) ACCOUNTANCY Economic Principles and Indian Economic Problems, Management Theory

GENERAL Elective Subjects

B. Sc. (Pure) Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

B. Sc. (Bio) Botany, Zoology, Physiology

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Group-1: Bengali, Hindi, English, Urdu Group-2: Political Science, Economics, Philosophy

Group-3: History, Sanskrit (one subject from each group)

B. Com. Economic Principles and Indian Economic Problems, Management Theory, Financial Accounting

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Combination Subjects (any two, one from each group)

Group – 1 Group – 2 Group – 3

BENGALI English, Hindi, Urdu Pol. Science, Philosophy, Economics History, Sanskrit

ECONOMICS Mathematics Pol. Science, Philosophy History, Sanskrit

ENGLISH Bengali, Hindi, Urdu Pol. Science, Philosophy, Economics History, Sanskrit

HISTORY Bengali, English, Hindi, Urdu Pol. Science, Philosophy, Economics Sanskrit

PHILOSOPHY Bengali, English, Hindi, Urdu Pol. Science, Economics History, Sanskrit

POL. SCIENCE Bengali, English, Hindi, Urdu Philosophy, Economics History, Sanskrit

SANSKRIT Bengali, English, Hindi, Urdu Pol. Science, Philosophy, Economics History

URDU Bengali, English, Hindi, Pol. Science, Philosophy, Economics History, Sanskrit

HINDI Bengali, English, Sanskrit Pol. Science, Philosophy, Economics History

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In addition, all students will have to take two compulsory subjects in Part-I : English and Alternative English /Bengali / Hindi / Urdu.

Students have to study Environmental Studies as a compulsory subject in Part-III.


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The College offers following Post graduate courses –

Stream Subjects No. of Seats

Remarks

M.Sc. Physiology 17

Each course is divided into four semesters. At the end of each semester the University conducts an examination.

For all courses, Academic Session is –

June to May

Botany 18

M.A.

Political Science

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English 34

Urdu 34

M.Com. 56

Note: Seat reservation in all the above cases: SC – 22%, ST – 6%, PH – 3%, O.B.C.-A-10%, O.B.C.-B-7%,

TThhrreeee ––YYeeaarr LLLL..BB.. CCoouurrssee (Academic Session – January to December)

The LL.B. course consisting of 28 papers is of three years duration. The entire course is divided into six semesters –

Semester-I to Semester-VI. At the Intermediate and Final stages, students are required to attend moot courts and undergo

practical training at Lok Adalat, District Courts, High Courts and the Supreme Court. Training in paralegal services is also

compulsory during the last two semesters of the course.

TTwwoo ––YYeeaarr LLLL..MM.. CCoouurrssee (Academic Session – January to December)

It was observed that not more than 05% law graduates of West Bengal were getting the opportunity to pursue higher

education in law i.e. LL.M. within West Bengal. Hence, a timely decision was taken by the West Bengal Government and the

University of Burdwan to introduce LL.M. Course in Hooghly Mohsin College from 2011-12 academic sessions with 25 seats.

Prof. Bratya Basu, the Honourable Education Minister, announced the introduction of the LL.M. Course in this College in

his speech in the Closing Ceremony of the 175th Anniversary Celebration Programme and Prof. Shorosimohan Dan, the

Honourable Vice Chancellor, the University of Burdwan opened a Plaque for introduction of this LL.M. Course from the

2011-12 academic sessions in Hooghly Mohsin College.


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LIBRARY

The Central Library of the College has a rich collection of

approximately 2,00,000 books. New text books and reference books

are added every year to the existing stock with grants from the state

Government and the University Grants Commission. The library

boasts of a good collection of some rare and old documents, which

includes, among others, Ackermann’s Cambridge (1815) in two

volumes with beautiful aquatint etching, Thornton’s Elementary

Botanical Plates (1810) with magnificent steel engravings, Illustrated

London News from 1842 to 1850, a set of the Philosophical

Transactions of the Royal Society from 1665 to 1800. Akbarname

translated by Revereje, many first edition books of Rabindranath

Tagore, Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay, Haraprasad Shastri,

Nagandranath Basu and others. These valuable documents are set to

be digitized under the auspice of C–DAC.

The College library presently subscribes to a number of International

as well as National journals. The list includes New Scientist,

International Studies, Science and Calculus, Current Science, The

Chartered Accountant, Charted Financial Analyst, Records of the

Zoological Survey of India, Monthly abstract of statistics, Annals of

Library and Information Studies and University News. From the year

2000 computerization of the library is in progress. In 2014-15

session about 2000 books have been purchased and added to

Library collection. Total number of journals subscribed at present is

more than 30.

Library Facilities:

1. Lending – For Post graduate and Under graduate Honours

course students 4 (four) books for 1 (one) month

2. Reading – The Library offers reading room facility to bona

fide students on production of their College identity cards.

The Reading Room remains open from 7.30 a.m. to

5.30 p.m.

3. Audio-visual system with speaker

Seminar Libraries:

In addition to the general library, each Department maintains a

seminar library, which caters to Honours students. Post

graduate students are also entitled to this facility from the

respective Departments.

LABORATORY

The college has well-equipped laboratories with all the science

departments. Department of Zoology has a museum.

COMPUTER

Computer facility is available in almost all the science

departments, as well as in the Library. Separate computer labs

are present at the Department of Commerce, Department of

Mathematics and Department of Geology. Broadband internet

facility is available in all the science departments as well as

this facility provided to the teachers and the students by the

Library computers.

COMMON ROOM

There are separate common rooms for the girls and boys

students, both equipped with various indoor games

facilities. Several journals, magazines and newspapers are

subscribed to and kept in the common rooms for the use of

students.

HEALTH

There is a Medical Officer (part – time) attached to this College. Treatment facilities are available in the District Govt. Hospital. Dr. Debanjan De (MBBS) is acting as the Part-time Medical Officer.


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One centralized Canteen for students, with a separate canteen

building located in the college premises, and a Teachers’ Canteen

within the Staff Room provide Tiffin, snacks and lunch to the

students and staffs at nominal rate.

STUDENTS’ HOSTELS

The College has two hostels for boys only, namely, Kanailal Dutta

Hostel (accommodation: 53) and Zachariah Hostel

(accommodation: 16). Applications for admission into the hostels

are to be made in the prescribed forms obtained from the hostel

office.

Hostel Superintendents

Kanailal Dutta Hostel - Sri Subhanu Sekhar Roychowdhury, Assistant Professor of Physiology

Zachariah Hostel - Dr. Omar Ghazali, Associate Professor of Urdu

Hostel Staff:

1) Superintendents (Teachers) - 02,

2) Cooks – 02,

3) Asst. Cook – 01 (for KLD hostel only),

4) Helper – 01 (for KLD hostel only),

5) Servants – 02 and (vi) Guard – 01.

HOSTEL CHARGES

Sl. No. Heads Amount 01. Admission Charge Rs. 10.00 02. Seat Rent (every year, to be deposited at the beginning of the year) Rs. 24.00 03. Establishment (every year, to be deposited at the beginning of the year) Rs. 336.00 04. Caution Money (to be deposited at the time of admission, refundable) Rs. 200.00 05. Hostel Library (every year, to be deposited at the beginning of the year) Rs. 10.00 06. Furniture (every year, to be deposited at the time of admission) Rs. 6.00 07. Utensils (to be deposited at the time of admission) Rs. 20.00 08. Miscellaneous (for KLD hostel, to be deposited at the time of admission) Rs. 10.00


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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

The College has an active NSS unit which functions under the guidance of a Program Officer (a teacher of this College) with an advisory committee of two teachers. Approximately, hundred students are engaged as volunteers in various social activities regularly along with their usual study curriculum. During the last one year, NSS unit organized special camp at Kanagarh and adjoining rural areas in Hooghly district. Volunteers were also participated in a number of seminars, workshops organized by Burdwan University, District Administration- Hooghly, Health Department – Govt. of West Bengal, Hooghly Women’s College etc. Volunteers are involved throughout the year in various social activities either independently or in collaboration with students’ union or NGOs like Health and Environmental awareness program, plantation, drawing classes, cultural program in rural areas, cleaning, blood donation camp, road safety awareness, free legal aid service and health check up camps etc.

CAREER COUNSELLING & PLACEMENT CELL

There is a cell consisting of a group of dedicated teachers to provide personalized attention to students’ problem and help outgoing students find future openings.

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

The IQAC of Hooghly Mohsin College was established in 2007 as per the recommendation of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), an autonomous body under the University Grants Commission. The college got accredited by the NAAC in the year 2007. As a post accreditation measure the IQAC monitors the overall development programme of the college and takes active role in academic and administrative affairs by finding out the areas of weakness and providing positive suggestions to

the administration for overcoming the same. It also prepares the future project and plays the pivotal role in sustaining and improving the institutional quality.

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL

Complaints and suggestions in public interest regarding the College may be sent to this College either by post or via e-mail [email protected] or [email protected]. A drop–box is also located at the main building for this purpose.

GUARDIANS – TEACHERS MEET

This meet is conducted in the middle of each session for monitoring students’ attendance and performance.

HOPE

The Law Department of the College has recently opened “Hope” – a legal aid clinic to provide free legal help to anybody seeking such help in need.

COMMITTEE FOR GENDER SENSITIZATION & PREVENTION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT

A unit named ‘Bisakha’ has been formed in 2005 to prevent sexual harassment within the College campus. Appropriate disciplinary action is to be taken against the accused person(s). The unit keeps close watch on the overall atmosphere in the College and undertakes necessary counseling to prevent untoward incidents relating to the sexual harassment.


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GAMES & SPORTS

The College offers various sporting amenities including Football, Cricket, Badminton, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Multi – Gym, Athletic and other facilities. There is a common room for the students for playing indoor games like Table tennis, Carom etc. and a standard Football cum Cricket ground near the premises. Annual athletic meet of the College is held in January.

PUBLICATION

The College brings out an annual magazine with an impressive collection of creative and critical writings by its students, teachers and members of non – teaching staff. Academic Journals and seminar proceedings are published from time to time. The College has been publishing an Academic Journal since 2006. “The Academic Journal of Hooghly Mohsin College” (ISSN: 0973-6212) is a biannual multi-disciplinary journal publishing original works of the faculty members. A book entitled “Basic Science: Prospects and future challenges” (ISBN: 978-81-908801-1-4) has been published by the College in February, 2011.

CULTURAL PROGRAMMES AND EXHIBITIONS

Cultural programs are held on the occasions of the Independence Day, College Foundation Day, Annual Cultural Meet and Fresher’s Welcome Ceremony. Bankim-Parishad of the College organizes cultural competitions and debates on the occasion of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay’s Birthday. The NSS unit of the College arranges debate competitions among students on issues of social concern. A two–day Science and Art Exhibition is held every year with participation from students of different schools and Colleges. SEMINARS

Seminars are regularly organized by different departments, the College Seminar Committee and the College NSS unit. Two memorial lectures are delivered by eminent social scientists every year – Prof. Jyotish Chandra Ghosh Memorial Lecture and Prof. Prasanta Kumar Ghosh Memorial Lecture.

LIST oF SEmInARS / TRAInIng pRogRAmS oRgAnIzEd dURIng 2014-2015

Date Type of Program Organized by Title of the program

10 September , 2014 UGC-CPE Dept. Seminar Dept. of Bengali , HMC “ Communal Problem and Rabindranath ”

December,14 -April, 2015 UGC-Career Counseling All Depts of Scien,, Arts, Commerce,HMC "Career Counseling Programme"

December, 2014 DBT STAR COLLEGE Seminar & Workshop Dept. of Botany, HMC ' Tools & Techniques in Biotechnology'

14 December, 2014 One day Dept Seminar Dept. of Botany, HMC " Seminar on Plant Science" sponsored by Eminent Alumnus Dr. Mohanlal Ghosh an Ex-teacher Dept. of Botany, HMC

21 February, 2015 UGC-CPE Dept. Seminar Dept. of Bengali , Urdu and Hindi, HMC “ Significance of International Mother Tongue Language Day”

6-8 May, 2015 UGC-CPE Dept. Workshop Dept. of Physics, HMC “ Practical Syllabi of H.S. Education”- for Teachers of Physics

23 April, 2015 UGC-CPE Dept. Seminar Dept. of Zoology, HMC “ River for Life”- iconic River Ganga, highlighting Gangetic Dolphin

11 June, 2015 UGC-CPE Dept. Seminar Dept. of Mathematics, HMC "Application of mathematics on Biological Science"


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STUDENTS’ COUNCIL

The College has a students’ Council. This representative body of the students consists of elected student members, who are elected by general students for a term of one year. Principal of the College is its ex – officio President. The students’ Council plays an useful role in activities such as inter class Cultural Competition, Freshers’ Welcome, Annual Athletic Meet, Publication of Magazine, Sarswati Puja with a Grand Feast involving all students, conduct of Bankim Parisad, Annual Cultural Programme and organization of all Bengal Science and Arts Exhibition under the guidance of a Teacher-in-Charge. The students’ also help the needy students through Aid–Fund and by providing text and reference books. It also runs a library of its own.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

The prestigious heritage Hooghly Mohsin College has produced a galaxy of alumni in various fields glorifying the institution since 1836 including Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, the composer of” BandeMataram”. The Alumni Association is actively involved in fostering academic, social and cultural activities every year arranging seminars, workshops, awareness programmes, nature study, cultural programmes, helping teaching-learning process, providing prizes and medals to the meritorious and needy students.

Mention may be made to the significant financial assistance made by Dr. Mohanlal Ghosh (An Alumnus and Ex-Teacher) introducing ”Dr. Mohanlal Ghosh Sponsored One-Day Seminar on Plant Science” in 2014 in the P.G. Department of Botany to be held every year as desired by him for the promotion of teaching-learning process including P.G. studies. Dr. Ghosh, after his retirement, is also engaged to help academic activities in the P.G. Department of Botany with his knowledge and experience as an honorary Guest Teacher. Reunion is held every year in the month of January/February.

UGC-INSTRUMENTATION MAINTENANCE FACILITY (IMF)

Under the Instrumentation Maintenance Facility (IMF) of the UGC the College will receive funds to appoint trained personnel on contract basis for the maintenance of equipment and infrastructure. The focus of this facility is to ensure that the equipments used in various departments and offices of the college are maintained systematically and efficiently. This unit organizes seminars and workshops in regular intervals with an objective to develop skilled laboratory personnel for proper maintenance of the laboratory instruments and electronic hardwares of this institution and the surrounding.

Career Oriented Program (COP)

NCC

NCC

Demand and scope for professionally trained manpower in the fields of Biotechnology and Tissue Culture Techniques are apparent in the globalized market in the context

of application biological Know-how for betterment of livelihood and our immediate environment. Demands and scopes of such trained manpower are likely to be increase

in the current changing global scenario. To meet this challenge this college has introduced two UGC-Sponsored one –year Certificate Courses namely Tools and

Techniques in Biotechnology and Plant Tissue Culture for the students of natural sciences of this college as Add-on Courses besides acquiring their B.Sc. or M.Sc.

Degree.

NCC is going on successfully through last two years in our college and

students are actively participating in this programme.


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THREE YEAR (HONOURS / GENERAL) DEGREE COURSE

This course is meant for those who have passed the Higher Secondary Examination conducted by the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education or an equivalent examination. Candidates fulfilling the following marks criteria may apply for admission provided they have passed the H.S. or equivalent examination in 2015 and 2014.

TWO–YEAR POST GRADUATE DEGREE COURSE

This course is meant for those who have passed the Three – Year (Honours) Degree Course with Honours in the respective subject from any recognized University. Selection of candidates for admission at the college is controlled by the University of Burdwan. THREE – YEAR LL.B. COURSE

A candidate seeking admission to the Preliminary LL.B. course must have obtained at least 45% marks in a Bachelor’s Degree course of not less than three years’ duration in Arts / Science / Commerce / Medicine / Engineering. Students are admitted on the basis of an admission test conducted by the University of Burdwan.

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i) Relaxation of marks for SC & ST : 10% less than the General Category candidates.

ii) SC & ST candidates should not get less than 25% (10% for OBC-A & B) marks of the candidates last admitted in General category.

iii) No relaxation of marks is allowed for PH candidates

iv) PH candidates can not apply for GEOLOGY Honours.

Pol. Science / Philosophy / /History Minimum 60% marks in aggregate & subject

Urdu Minimum 50% marks in aggregate & subject

Hindi Minimum 60% marks in aggregate & 65% marks in Hindi Economics Minimum 55% marks in aggregate & subject with 45% marks in Mathematics

/Business Mathematics is compulsory

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Chemistry Minimum 65% marks in aggregate & subject with 55% marks in Mathematics

Mathematics Minimum 65% marks in aggregate & subject

Zoology / Botany / Physiology Minimum 65% marks in aggregate & subject with 45% marks in Chemistry

Economics Minimum 60% marks in aggregate & subject with 45% marks in Mathematics / Business Mathematics is compulsory

Geology Minimum 65% marks in aggregate with an average of 65% marks in 3 elective subjects, with at least 45% marks in Mathematics and Physics/Chemistry

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One applicant can fill up a maximum of four forms (three for Honours subjects and one for General Course, supplied with each

prospectus) on the basis of minimum marks (subject wise) mentioned in the College Prospectus. Each Application should accompany a

set of attested copies of relevant documents.

Applicants are also required to return the form or forms over the counter with the indication of “X” in case those are not filled in on

account of either lack of qualifying marks or absence of interest in the subject other than the one for which one has exercised option.

On the RECEIPT the candidate should clearly mention his/her name, and the subjects and categories of forms in which he/she

has applied.

For Downloaded Forms Original Mark sheet & Admit Card must be produced at the time of submission.

CALCULATION OF AGGREGATE

Following instruction issued by the University of Burdwan vide Circular No. RC/PERM/ ADM/539 dated 08.05.07, the formula for

calculation of aggregate for admission to the 1st year courses at UG level (Session 2015-2016) will be:

Aggregate = Language 1 + Language 2 + Sum of best 3 electives out of 4

Marks secured by WBCHSE candidates in Environmental Studies will not be counted for calculating aggregate. However, marks secured in Environmental

Studies by non-WBCHSE candidates may be counted for calculating aggregate if that marks comes within the best three Electives.

If there is just one language, aggregate will have to be calculated with the single language and four best Electives. If there are only four Electives apart from

the language, all the Four Electives should be considered for calculating aggregate.

(a) Candidates who have passed (10+2) Final Examination conducted by NOS/ IGNOU/ Rabindra Mukta Vidayalaya/NETAJI SUBHAS OPEN

UNIVERSITY with at least five subjects of 100 marks each including at least one language subject (English or Bengali) and three conventional

subjects will be considered for admission in the 1st year if found eligible.

(b) No candidate prior to 2014 will be entertained.

(c) In case of the candidates who passed HS Examination (Old Pattern/Old–Syllabus of WBCHSE) in 2014, aggregate calculation should be made

by taking marks obtained in two languages subjects and best of the three elective subjects out of four subjects (including additional subject).

This aggregate has to be converted to 500 from 1000 and the subject marks has to be converted to 100 from 200.

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FEES to be paid at the time of admission

B. A. B. Com. B. Sc. M. A. M. Sc. M. Com. PLEASE NOTE

Honours General Honours General Honours General

Tuition fees from June to August are payable at the time of admission.

Only caution money is refundable

Transfer Certificate can be sought on payment of one extra month’s tuition fee.

ADMISSION FEE 75 50 85 60 110 85 125 160 125 TUTION FEE (PER MONTH) 75 50 85 60 110 85 125 160 125

REGISTRATION FEE (FOR NON - MIGRATING STUDENTS)

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

REGISTRATION & MIGRATION FEE

(FOR MIGRATING STUDENTS)

110 110 110 110 110 110 NIL NIL NIL

EXAMINATION FEE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SESSIONAL FEE 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 95

CAUTION MONEY 5 5 5 5 20 20 10 40 10 STUDENTS’ HEALTH HOME 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

UNIVERSITY ENROLMENT FEE 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEE 50 50 50 50 50 50 80 80 80

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TUITION FEE (CURRENT) 100 TUITION FEE (CURRENT) 125 SEMINAR FEE 10 SEMINAR FEE 10

EXAMINATION FEE 1 EXAMINATION FEE 1 SESSIONAL FEE 45 SESSIONAL FEE 45

CAUTION MONEY 20 CAUTION MONEY 20 STUDENTS’ HEALTH HOME 10 STUDENTS’ HEALTH HOME 10

UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEE 50 UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEE 50

Students opting for subjects wherein fieldwork is mandatory (such as Geology, Zoology, Botany, etc.) will have to compulsorily attend Government approved field trips in their own expenses. Guardians of those students should give a declaration (in prescribed format, supplied by the College) stating that all responsibilities in such fieldtrips will be on the student and not on the concerned teachers/ departments/college authorities.


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Quite a number of stipends, scholarships, free – studentships and half – free studentships are granted to meritorious students in terms of the endowments and government regulations. There is a students’ Aid Fund to help poor and needy students.

The college authority is committed to identify to all financial resources and make them available to deserving students of all categories. The scholarships are aimed at promoting quality education among the students. The following endowments deserve special mention:

AMALGAMATED SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Paramesh Chandra Mullick Award

Prizes / stipends are awarded on the basis of result of Degree Honours Final Examination to the examinees from the College securing the highest marks in each subject with minimum of 60% of marks for science subjects and 50% of marks for Arts and Commerce subjects in the University Part III Honours Final Examination.

Manjugopal Bhattacharyya Award

Prizes / stipends are awarded to the examinees from this College securing highest marks in English Honours Part III Honours Examinations.

Benoy Krishna Modak Award

Prizes / stipends are awarded to the examinees from this College securing highest marks in Mathematics Honours in Part III Honours Final Examination.

Bholanath Basu Award

Prizes / stipends are awarded to the examinees from this College securing highest marks in Chemistry Honours in Part III Honours Final Examination.

NILMONI MUKHERJEE TRUST FUND

Prizes are awarded to the examinees from the College securing highest marks in Economics (Honours) on the basis of Part I, Part II and Part III combined results in the University examination.

RANI KATYAYANI TRUST FUND

Prize is awarded to the student securing highest marks in the Final Year internal examination for each honours subject.

BROJENDRA NATH GHOSH PHYSICS AWARD TRUST FUND

This is a new fund created in the year 2006 with the objective of awarding scholarships to meritorious and needy deserving students of Physics Honours every year with the donation received from Mr. D. Basu, an ex – student of this College.

PROFESSOR PRASANTO KUMAR GHOSH AWARD

This is a new prize going to be awarded to the examinies from this College securing highest marks in Political Sience in the Final examination in Degree Course and Post Graduate Course. The fund is created in the year 2009 with the donation received from the family of Sri Prasanto Kumar Ghosh.


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ATTENDANCE

Serious notice is taken of unwarranted absence from classes and college examinations. The College Authority reserves the right to strike off the name of the student if he / she is found to be continuously absent without intimation for 21 days after the commencement of classes.

UG & PG Course : The University norms stipulates that to appear as a regular candidate in a University examination a student must have a minimum 75% attendance in each subject. If this requirement is not met, the student can still appear in the final examination as a non – collegiate candidate on payment of a fee provided he / she has a minimum attendance of 50% in each subject. In keeping with the

University norms at least 50% attendance in each subject is necessary to sit for tests for UG courses.

LL.B. Course: A student shall be required to attend at least 70% of the lectures delivered on each of the subjects in an academic year.

DISCIPLINE

Loitering or gossiping or shouting in the corridors, college – hall, classrooms and in the adjoining garden is strictly prohibited. There is a disciplinary committee consisting of a group of teachers to look after the discipline amongst the students of the college.

CODE OF CONDUCT

In accordance with the University of Burdwan ordinance number U.Ord.18 (Adm), students with less than 75% attendance in lecture classes (and practical classes in Science) and with less than 60% attendance in tutorial classes will be declared Non-collegiate. Such students will have to seek permission from the University of Burdwan to take the University Examinations on payment of requisite fees.

A student absent from college for three continuous months without notice will be struck off from the college roll as per the University of Burdwan ordinance number U. Ord. 13 (Adm).

Students of this college will abide by the rules of the college and must conduct themselves with decorum decency.

“Students must also note that it is mandatory as per the Hon. Supreme Court & the UGC Regulations that all students should fill in an Anti Ragging Affidavit, each year. To make the process easy MHRD has developed an ONLINE Facility.”

STUDENTS MUST REMEMBER

Admission to the college binds a student to observe college rules and directions that may be issued from time to time by the college authority.

Students must carry their identity cards and he/she should produce the identity card on prosecution at any time for any reason.

Students are required to attend the lectures regularly and punctually.

Loitering in the corridor/campus without any valid reason and attending to cell-phone calls inside the classroom are strictly prohibited.

Students are required to see the notice board every day for relevant information.

Students have to attend classes as per norms and should qualify in the College Test(s) to be allowed to write the Final University Examination.

Smoking and spitting in the college premises are strictly forbidden.


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Dr. Tapan Kumar Karpha

Principal & Professor of Chemistry

M.Sc., Ph. D. B

EN

GA

LI

Dr.

Tarun Kanti Roy

Associate Professor & Head

M.A., Ph. D.

Dr. Tapas Kumar Bhattacharya Associate Professor M.A., Ph. D. Smt. Sampa Sen Associate Professor M.A., M. Phil. Smt.

Koushani Datta

Assistant Professor

M.A., M. Phil., B.Ed.

BO

TA

NY

Dr. Kalyan Kumar Dey Professor & Head M.Sc., Ph. D. Dr. Smt. Dr.

Sukumar Sarkar Anima Saha Debabrata Mukhopadhyay

Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor

M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc.,. B. Ed. M.Sc., Ph. D.

Dr. Dr.

Subrata Mitra Dipan Adhikari

Associate Professor Assistant Professor

M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc., Ph. D.

Smt. Sri

Manashi Aditya Madan Mohan Bhattacharya

Assistant Professor Part-time Teacher

M.Sc., M.Sc.

Dr. Monojit Debnath Part-time Teacher M.Sc., Ph. D. Dr. Dr.

Mohanlal Ghosh Gour Gopal Maity

Guest Lecturer Guest Lecturer

M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc., Ph. D.

Dr. Manisha Halder Guest Lecturer M.Sc., Ph. D.

C

HE

MIS

TR

Y

Dr. Dr.

Subrata Saha Priyabrata Bhattacharjee

Associate Professor & Head Associate Professor

M.Sc., Ph. D M.Sc., Ph. D.

Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr Sri Dr.

Asmita Mittra Saroj Ray Md. Ansar Ali Asitanga Ghosh Latibuddin Thander Shirshendu Mukherjee Ayon Bandyopadhyay

Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc. M.Sc.,Ph.D.

.

CO

MM

ER

CE

Dr.

Sajal Kumar Maiti

Professor & Head

M.Com., Ph. D.

Sri Sri

Mahadeb Dey Amlan Majumdar

Associate Professor Associate Professor

M.Com. M.Com.

Sri Samiran Mallik Associate Professor M.Com., M. Phil. Sri Ajoy Pal Assistant Professor (Statistics) M.Sc.(Stat) Dr. Rajib Bhattacharyya Assistant Professor M.Sc., M. Phil. Ph.D. Sri Santosh Kumar Biswas Part-time Teacher M.Com., LL.B. Sri Debasish Rej Part-time Teacher M. Com. Sri Ajoy Kumar Ghosh Part-time Teacher M. Com. Sri Subrata Nath Part-time Teacher M. Com. Sri Amitava Bose Part-time Teacher MCA, M B A. Smt. Koyel Mukherjee Part-time Teacher M. Com., M B A.


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E

CO

NO

MIC

S

Dr.

Santosh Kumar Dutta


M.A., Ph. D.

Smt. Mousumi Bhar Assistant Professor M.Sc. Sri Smt.

Dipyaman Pal Joyeeta Saha

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

M.A., M. Phil. M.A., M. Phil.

Dr. Smt.

Abhrajit Sinha Kakoli Basu Roy


M.A., Ph. D. M.Sc.

EN

GLIS

H

Dr. Durga Ghoshal Associate Professor & Head M.A., Ph. D. Sri Dr. Dr.

Debaprasad Banerjee Aniruddha Pal Sanmita Ghosh

Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor

M.A., M. Phil. M.A., Ph. D. M.A., M. Phil.,Ph. D.

Smt. Pritha Chakraborty Assistant Professor M.A., M. Phil. Sri Panchu Gopal Bhattacharyya Part-time Teacher M.A. Dr. Amitava Hazra Part-time Teacher M.A., Ph. D. Smt. Mohua Ahiri Part-time Teacher M.A., M. Phil. Sri Biswajit Mukherjee Part-time Teacher M.A.

GE

OLO

GY

Dr. Dr. Dr. Sri Dr. Dr. Sri

Alokesh Chatterjee Samiran Mahapatra Sandip Bandyopadhyay Pinaki Saha Tapas Acharya Mrinal Kumar Bandyopadhyay Sudipto Banerjee

Associate Professor & Head Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Guest Lecturer Part-time Teacher

M.Sc., Ph. D. M. Sc. (Tech), M Tech., Ph. D M.Sc., Ph. D M.Sc. M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc., Ph. D. M.Sc.

HIN

DI

Dr. Sheonath Pandey

Professor & Head

M.A., Ph.D.

Dr. Chakradhar Pradhan

Assistant Professor M.A., Ph.D.

H

IST

OR

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Sri Prabal Sengupta Associate Professor & Head M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed. Sri Kritisundar Sardar Assistant Professor M.A. Smt. Dr.

Jayati Ghatak Ratnabali Mukherjee


M.A.,B.Ed. M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D.

S


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M

AT

HE

MA

TIC

S

Sri Dr. Dr. Sri Sri Sri

Suresh Nath Bairagya Sanjib Basu Jayanta Majumder Bimal Kumar Sett Amal Chandra Barman Palash Mondal

Associate Professor & Head Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

M. Sc. M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D. M. Sc., Ph.D. M. Sc., B. Ed. M. Sc. M. Sc.

PH

ILO

SO

PH

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Dr. Rina Mukhopadhyay Associate Professor & Head M.A., Ph. D. Smt. Priyanka Maity Das Assistant Professor M.A. Smt. Smt.

Rachana Basu Mita Ghosh


M.A M.A

Smt.

Arpita Malakar Part-time Teacher M.A.

PHY. ED. Sri Subrata Kumar Bose Part-time Teacher M. P. Ed.,. M. Phil.

PH

YSIC

S

Sri

Kumaresh Chakraborti


M. Sc.,

Dr. Anisur Rahaman Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph. D. Sri Jayanta Mondal Assistant Professor M. Sc. Dr. Manaj Dandapathak Assistant Professor M. Sc. Dr. Sri Sri Sri

Goutam Kumar Pal Subhrajyoti Adhya Sanjib Ghoshal Swapan Kumar Das

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Part-time Teacher

M.Sc., Ph. D. M. Sc. M. Sc. M. Sc.

Dr.

Amar Chandra Saha Part-time Teacher M. Sc., Ph.D.

PH

YSIO

LO

GY

Dr.

Alak Kumar Syamal


M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Dr.

Subrata Ghosh Nirmal Kumar Pradhan

Associate Professor Assistant Professor

M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D. M.Sc., M. Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Dr. Subha Bose Banerjee Assistant Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Suvendu Ghosh Assistant Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Sri Subhanu Sekhar Ray Chaudhury Assistant Professor M.Sc. Dr. Maitrayee Banerjee Mukherjee Assistant Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Debosree Ghosh Assistant Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Sri

Indra Narayan Ganguli

Part-time Teacher M.Sc.


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P

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ICA

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CIE

NC

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Sri Sital Prasad Nag


M.A., M. Phil.

Sri Subrata Kumar Hore Associate Professor MA, Sri Ganapati Bhattacharya Associate Professor M.A., M. Phil. Dr Sri

Barnana Guhathakurata Dasarathi Sengupta

Assistant Professor Guest Lecturer

M.A. Ph.D. M.A.

Sri Smt

Amit Kumar Acharya Aparna Mondal

Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher

M.A. M.A.

SA

NSK

RIT

Smt. Suranjana Bhattacharjee Assistant Professor & Head M.A. Smt. Suparna Sen Gupta Assistant Professor M.A. Sri Smt Smt.

Ramdas Bairagya Ahasena Begum Debasmita Bhattacharya

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Part-time Teacher

M.A. M.A. M.A.

UR

DU

Sri Anis Akhtar Associate Professor & Head M.A. Dr. Omar Ghazali Associate Professor M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Sri. Dr. Sri

Md. Iqbal Aleem Hashmi Gholam Ishrat S.M.Shabbar

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Guest Lecturer Guest Lecturer

M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D. M.A., M.A., Ph.D. M.A.

ZO

OLO

GY

Dr.

Rabindranath Mandal


M. Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Nilay Ray Associate Professor M. Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Sarmila Pal Associate Professor M. Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Silpi Acharyya Assistant Professor M. Sc., Ph.D. Sri Sri

Somnath Dhali Manojit Chatterjee

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

M.Sc. M.Sc.

LIBRARY Sri Sri

Biswajit Banerjee Lakshmi Narayan Maiti

Librarian (S.G.) Librarian (S.G.) (Law Section)

M.A., M.Lib.Sc. M. Com., M.Lib.Sc., B.Ed..


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LA

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Dr. Prem Kumar Agarwal Assistant Professor & Head LL.M., Ph.D., Dr. Dr. Sri Sri Dr. Sri Sri Sri Sri Smt. Sri Sri Sri Sri Sri Sri

Sadhna Gupta Subir Kumar Roy Rajib Hassan Bratin Ghosh Sangeeta Roy (Mitra) Debabrata Basu Ranjan Kr. Chakraborty Krishna Sankar Bolel Sankar Kumar Ganguly Sanjukta Ganguly Tapesh Sengupta Siddhartha Pratim Dutta Bidyut Roy Chowdhury Chandi Charan Banerjee Sukumar Mondal Santosh Kumar Biswas

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Part-time Teacher Guest Lecturer

LL.M., Ph.D. LL.M., Ph.D. LL.M., LL.M., LL.M., Ph.D. LL.M., M. Com., LL.M. M.A., LL.B. B.Sc., LL.B. B.A., LL.B. M.A., LL.B. B. Com., LL.B. LL.B. LL.B. B.A., LL.B. M. Com., M.A., LL.B.


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Bulu Sengupta U.D. Clerk Office S.F. Amitava Das U.D. Clerk Office B.A. Tapan Kumar Biswas U.D. Clerk Office B.Com. Shyama Prosad Mukherjee L.D. C. Cashier Office B.Com. Sankar Kumar Sardar L.D. Clerk Office H.S. Sushanta Kr. Pal Typist Office H.S. Sankar Pattanayek Cash Sarkar Office Nepal Chandra Roy Store –Keeper Physiology Sunirmal Bhattacharjee Lab -Assistant Physiology Sukanta Soren Library Assistant Library Sunil Kumar Dey Compounder Chemistry B..Com., B. Pharm.

Swastika Debnath H.D. Clerk Law M.A., B. Ed. Chandra Sekhar Das U.D. Clerk Law B.Com. Partha Bhattacharjee L.D. Clerk Law H.S.

Moumita Sadhukhan Cashier Law B.Sc. Saraswati Ray L.D. Clerk Law H.S.

Durga Sankar Mukherjee Group-D Law

Tapas Biswas Group-D Law

Pravas Ghosh Library Assistant Law B.Sc., B. Lib. Sc. Amal Kr. Bhattacharyya Group-D Library (Law) B.A.

Hostel Staff under Grants-In-Aid

Ganesh Ch. Ram Cook KLD Hostel Dharamraj Gond Helper KLD Hostel Dilip Kr. Rajak Servent KLD Hostel Abul Hasem Mallick Cook Zachariah Hostel Lakshmi Narayan Das Servant Zachariah Hostel

Dinabandhu Biswas Group-D Office H.S.

Harindar Kahar Water Bearer Office

Dinabandhu Aich Group-D Office B.A.

Shambhu Nath Ghosal Group-D Office H.S.

Ajay Kumar Routh Sweeper Office

Basudev Hela Sweeper Office

Hari Lal Paswan Mali Office

Kalipada Jana Mali Office

Naren Biswas Group-D Office

Apu Karmakar Night Guard Office

Sudip Kumar De Night Guard Office

Kabita Ram Farash Office

Sarbani Das Group-D Commerce

Chiranjib Saha Darwan Office

Biswanath Bhattacharya Group-D Office M.P.

Sourendranath Saha Group-D Botany S.F.

Asoke Kumar Ghosh Group-D Botany M.P.

Swapan Kumar Srakar Group-D Botany

Sk. Abu Nahar Store Keeper Chemistry M.Sc. B.Ed.

Ramana Madrasi Sweeper Chemistry

Joydeb Nandi Gasman Chemistry

Pradeep Kumar Shee Group-D Chemistry

Paltu Das Group-D Chemistry M.P.

Santosh Hansda Group-D Chemistry

Sandip Banerjee Group-D Mathematics M.P.

Sanjib Chandra Ghosh Group-D Physics H.S.

Satya Narayan Misra Skilled Bearer Physics

Prabhat Kr. Nandy Group-D Physics

Rajat Mukherjee Group-D Physiology S.F.

Dulal Ch. Sardar (Kora) Sweeper Physiology

Lakshman Chandra Mondal Group-D Zoology

Taraknath Konar Group-D Zoology H.S.

Arjun Chowdhury Group-D Library H.S.

Sawaliya Prasad Group-D Library B.A.

Alok Kr. Das Group-D Library


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Highly qualified and experienced teachers in each faculty contributes their very best with single – minded focus on learning facilities, innovative methodology, personalized attention and careful grooming which provides students ample opportunity to become excellent scholars and winning outstanding personalities. Some of the faculty members in the different departments are engaged in serious research contributions in reputed national and international journals regularly.

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RC

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PR

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Name of the teacher

Broad Subject

Funding Agency Name of the teacher Broad

Subject Funding Agency

Dr. Kalyan Kumar De Botany UGC-Major Research Project Sri Kritisundar Sardar History UGC-Minor Research Project

Sri Debaprasad Banerjee English UGC-Minor Research Project Dr. Alok Syamal Physiology ICMR- Major Research Project Sri Samiran Mallik Commerce UGC-Minor Research Project Dr. Silpi Acharyya Zoology UGC Minor Project Dr. Tapas Acharya Geology UGC-Minor,DST- Technology

Mission (WTI) Sri Somnath Dhali Zoology UGC-Minor Research Project

Sri Prabal Sengupta History UGC-Minor Research Project Dr.Sarmila Pal Zoology UGC-Major Research Project

TEA

CH

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S R

EG

IS

TE

RED

FO

R P

H.D

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Name of the teacher Department University of registration

Name of the teacher Department University of registration

Smt. Mousumi Bhar Economics Burdwan University Sri Jayanta Mondal Physics Burdwan University

Sri. Dipyaman Pal Economics Jadavpur University Sri Bimal Kumar Sett Mathematics Vidyasagar University

Smt. Joyeeta Saha Economics Jadavpur University Sri Pinaki Saha Geology NIT, Durgapur

Smt. Pritha Chakraborty English Jadavpur University Sri Somnath Dhali Zoology Calcutta University

Smt. Suparna Sengupta Sanskrit Calcutta University Sri Ajoy Pal Commerce ISI, Kolkata

Sri Prabal Sengupta History Rabindra Bharati

University

Sri Aleem Hashmi Urdu Aligarh Muslim

University

ACHIEVEMENTS BY THE TEACHERS

Ph.D. degree was awarded to number of students pursuing research works under supervision of different teachers of this college.

The teachers of different subjects authored more than 50 research papers, which were published in different International and

National Journals, and Proceedings of National / State level Seminars. In addition, more than five books on

various subjects were written/edited by teaches of this college during the last one year.


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compARISon oF RESULTS oF B. A., B. Sc. And B. com. HonoURS pART-III (FInAL) ExAmInATIon In -

Honours Course 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Passed Above 60% Passed Above 60% Passed Above 60% Passed Above 60% Passed Above 60%

Bengali 28 02 28 09 24 03 28 05 29 06

English 23 02 33 05 32 07 30 05 26 05

Sanskrit 24 08 26 01 26 04 20 04 24 03

Urdu 13 07 26 07 14 09 09 07 09 08

History 20 02 13 09 26 06 28 NIL 28 NIL

Pol. Sc. 20 03 25 NIL 24 02 23 03 20 02

Philosophy 20 03 26 01 26 07 27 05 22 05

Economics 08 04 22 06 14 08 14 05 11 03

Physics 04 04 03 01 09 05 20 14 19 13

Chemistry 11 07 12 08 13 07 14 06 14 09

Mathematics 10 03 17 06 13 04 21 11 13 03

Physiology 12 10 10 04 16 08 10 06 09 07

Zoology 13 09 09 08 11 08 11 07 06 02

Botany 09 06 05 03 10 10 15 10 11 08

Geology 08 08 05 03

Accountancy 28 08 24 03 28 09 23 05 32 09

Achievements by the students:

Three students of Physics Honours qualified in All India JAM Examination, 2015 for pursuing M.Sc. /M.Sc. Tech. Four students of Chemistry Honours qualified in All India JAM Examination, 2015 for pursuing M.Sc. /M.Sc. Tech. Four students of Mathematics Honours qualified in All India JAM Examination, 2015 for pursuing M.Sc. /M.Sc. Tech. One student of Zoology Honours qualified in All India JAM Examination, 2015 for pursuing M.Sc. /M.Sc. Tech.


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RAnkS In UnIvERSITY FInAL ExAmInATIon :

Honours Subjects RANK (1

ST TO 10

TH) IN THE YEAR -

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Bengali NIL 8TH

1ST

9TH

,10TH

8TH

English 2ND

, 9TH

, 10TH

9TH

NIL 2ND

, 3RD

NIL

Sanskrit NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

Urdu 1ST_

6TH

, 9TH

1ST

, 2ND

, 3RD

, 7TH

, 9TH

1ST

, 2ND

, 6TH

, 9TH

1ST

, 2ND

, 4TH

, 5TH

, 9TH

2ND

, 3RD

, 4TH

, 8TH

, 9TH

History NIL 2ND

, 5TH

NIL 4TH

, 7TH

NIL

Political Science NIL 9TH

NIL NIL 8TH

Philosophy 1ST

, 3RD

NIL 3RD

, 8TH

1ST

7TH

, 10TH

Economics 4TH

8TH

1ST

4TH

, 5TH

, 8TH

NIL

Physics 4TH

, 8TH

NIL NIL 4TH

1ST

, 5TH

, 7TH

Chemistry 4TH

8TH

NIL NIL NIL

Mathematics 5TH

10TH

1ST

NIL 5TH

, 6TH

Physiology 1

ST, 3

RD, 4

TH, 7

TH, 8

th

,10TH

1

ST – 7

TH, 9

TH

2ND

, 4TH

, 5TH

, 4TH

, 7TH

, 10

TH

3RD

, 4TH

, 5TH

, 8TH

, 10TH

4

TH, 5

TH, 6

TH, 7

TH , 8

TH,

9TH

Zoology 2ND

, 4TH

, 8TH

2ND

, 9TH

, 10TH

2ND

, 5TH

, 6TH

7TH

,10TH

4TH

Botany 2TH

, 9TH

6TH

NIL 1ST

, 3RD

, 5TH

6TH

, 7TH

Geology - - - - 2ND

, 5TH

, 9TH

Accountancy NIL 1ST

NIL 1ST

NIL


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PROVISIONAL LIST OF HOLIDAYS 2015

MONTH DATE OCCASION MONTH DATE OCCASION

JANUARY

01 New Year's Day MAY 11 to SUMMER VACATION (Including Shab-E-Barat, Shab-Miraj, excluding sunday).

04 Fateah Duaz-Daham JUNE 20 SUMMER VACATION

12 Vivekananda's Birthday

JULY

01 B.C. Roy Birthday

14 Makarsankranti 17 Jumat-ul-Wida

15 Pous Parban 18-20 Id-ul-Fitr and Rathajatra

23 Netaji's Birthday

AUGUST

01 College Foundation Day

24 Saraswati Puja

15 Independence Day

25 29 Rakhipurnima

26 Republic Day

SEPTEMBER

05 Janmastami FEBRUARY 17 Shivaratri 17 Bishwakarma puja

MARCH

05 Doljatra 24-26 Id-ul-Zuha

06 Holi OCTOBER

02 Gandhi Jayanti

28 Ramnavami 12 to PUJA VACATION (Including Mahalaya, Durga Pujaj, Muhorram,Kali Puja, Chhat Puja,Guru Nanak Jayanti, Rasyatra, etc, excluding sunday).

APRIL

02 Mahavir Jayanti NOVEMBER 21

03 Good Friday

DECEMBER

03 Chellum

04 Easter Saturday 09 Akheri-Chahar-Sumba

14 Chaitra- Sankranti and Ambedkar Jayanti

24-31 Winter Recess(Including Fateah Duaz-Daham, X- Masday ).

15 Nabobarsho Principal's Discretion 02 Days

MAY

01 May-Day

04 Buddha purnima

09 Rabindra Jayanti

CHINSURAH, HOOGHLY - 712101, W.B.

(This should be filled up by the candidate. Do not leave any column blank. Please put 'X' mark if any column is not applicable)

Name of the candidate (in BLOCK Letters) :

Date: 2015Signature of Candidate

COURSES / SUBJECT(S) APPLIED

(if applied for one Honours subject,

put X at the blank spaces)

(1)

(Seal and Signature of Officer)Receiving

(2)

GENERAL COURSE

(put or X, as applicable)

B. A. GENERAL

B.COM. GENERAL

BIO-SCIENCE GENERAL

PURE SCIENCE GENERAL

LAW COURSE

L.L.B./ L.L.M.

POST-GRADUATE

COURSE

(put or X, as applicable)

M.Sc. in PHYSIOLOGY / BOTANY

M. A. in POL. SC. / ENGLISH / URDU

M. Com.




HONOURS IN

Applicant should affixrecent colour Passportsize photo, identical tothat pasted with thepresent ApplicationForm, without whichhe/she will not beconsidered during Counseling.

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Dwijendralal Roy (1863-1917)

Akshaychandra Sarkar (1846-1917)

Brahmabandhab Upadhyay (1861-1907)

Kanailal Dutta (1888-1908)

Charuchandra Roy (1870-1945)

Upendranath Brahmachari (1875-1946)

For further information, please contact:

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Phone: +91 033 2680 2252 Fax: +91 033 26810544Email: [email protected]

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