Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya Prospectus 2019

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A Glimpse of Teachers' Day Celebration

Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya

Prospectus 2019


Swami Vivekananda once opined that "Truth can be stated in the thousand different ways, yet each one can be true". In fact education of a person can help him discover that truth.

The noble task of imparting this education that enables formation of a sound character, increases the strength of mind and intellect is being performed since the last 34 years by Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya.

Our prospectus thus unfurls gradually the story of our achievements and failures down the memory lane in the backdrop of its adverse natural setting.

A message for my new students

"Take risks in your life.If you win, you can lead,If you lose, you can guide."

Teacher-in-Charge


ABOUT THE COLLEGE

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Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya was founded in 1985 on the first day of the month of May, in one of the remote islands of the Sunderban. Now a world heritage site, the college stood as the sole torch bearer of higher education among the local tribals, caste Hindus and minorities. Riziculture & Pisciculture in the river 'Betni' is the primary occupation for most of the poverty stricken families of the island, especially after the devastating AILA cyclone.

thToday as the college enters its 34 year; it looks back to a nostalgic past starting with only 47 students often hailing from first generation learner families till date, it has traversed a long way. Struggling against all odds, both natural and material, persisting even today the college tries to prepare itself for a challenging future.

Formerly the college was affiliated to the University of Calcutta, now it is under the West Bengal State University, Barasat. This Government Aided college has received both 2f & 12b affiliation from the University Grants Commission.

The college now has about 1500 students, 9 Assistant Professors (of whom 1 [Associate Professor] serves as the Teacher-in-Charge) and 1 Librarian. Besides there are 2 Contractual Whole Time, 13 Part Time and 5 Guest Teachers. The total number of regular and casual non- teaching staffs are 9 and 17 respectively.

Since inception the number of departments was 6, at present the number has increased to 11 (Honours in English, Bengali, Sanskrit, History, Geography, Education and Philosophy; General course in Political Science, Geography, Economics, Computer Science and Physical Education).

With the financial assistance of the University Grants Commission (UGC) during each Plan Period and State Government several attempts towards the improvement of the infrastructure of the college has been made such as:

§ Remedial coaching for students lagging behind in their general studies.

§ Coaching classes for School Service Examination Training under Entry-In – Service Scheme for unemployed ex- students and local youth.

§ Installation of Aquaguard and water purifier and sub-marshal pump for purified drinking water, Generator (2) for enabling undisturbed continuation of regular activities in case of long hours of power cut.

§ A rich library with books and journals, containing 12,000 books (approx.).

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§ For the use of office, library and Geography and Computer Science laboratories several computers have been purchased and installed with latest configuration and internet connectivity.

§ To ensure the security of the campus a boundary wall had been constructed.

§ Installation of CC Cameras to ensure security of the campus.

§ The college has a big play ground within a vast campus with an area measuring 14.54 acres.

§ Both the laboratories Geography & Computer Science are well equipped with such modern equipments such as LCD projectors, arrangement for GSI training and the like.

§ A virtual classroom (Smart Classroom) with all amenities for providing audio-visual transmission of knowledge.

Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities such as games and sports, celebration of special calendar days, competitions, social, picnics, excursions and NSS activities facilitating the process of creative and critical thinking are also simultaneously organized besides regular class room teaching.

The dedication and commitment of the college Governing Body, faculty and the supporting staff in their effort to attain this educational goal is to be applauded.

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VISION· To provide quality education to students irrespective of caste, religion & economic

status.· Academic calendar prepared to ensure effective implementation of the curriculum.· Online admission system implemented for ensuring transparency in admission

process.· Remedial classes for academically weak students.· Monitoring system for students to minimize drop out through personal counseling.· Computerization of the accounts section.· Encourage students to involve in National Service Scheme (NSS) and social &

cultural activities of the college.


MISSION· To ensure and sustain quality in education.· Organizing of National/International seminars/conferences.· Organizing departmental seminars in every academic year.· Encourage students to develop their creative writing.· Publication of research journals every year.· Promoting teaching learning through project work.· Supporting coaching facilities for different State/National level exam, like NET/SET.

INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHü Promoting teaching learning through project work.ü Healthy academic atmosphere.ü Facility of computerization in office and library.ü Prompt assistance from the surrounding locality.ü Large campus area of the college.ü Academic counseling.ü Eco-friendly atmosphere.ü A multigym for students & staff.ü A cheap canteen.ü Safe drinking water.ü A large playground.

B.A B.ScHonours General Honours GeneralBengali Bengali Geography GeographyEnglish English EconomicsSanskrit Sanskrit Computer Science

Education Education Political ScienceHistory History

Philosophy PhilosophyPolitical Science

Physical Education

COURSE OF STUDY

FACILITIES

Our college provides a well-equipped digital class room with laptop, LCD projector, smart board and other necessary electronic equipment. These facilities are always available for the students for their project presentation.

Library is always the heart of any institution. Library exists in our college since inception. Having started with a few books and journals, it is now enriched with more that 12,000 books for UG departments, informative journals, such as 'Desh' and some newspapers. Books of sundry types, like syllabus oriented reference, general knowledge, research oriented, lexicons of different languages are purchased from UGC grants as well as state government allotments. The college library is open to members of the

teaching staff and students from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and each student has the facility of borrowing books from the library for a certain period of time. In order to accommodate both the stack and the readers the college has constructed a new library building from the grant received from the UGC XII Plan.

In parity with the syllabus framed by West Bengal State University, the department of Geography of the college has a well-equipped laboratory with computer with recent configuration and other necessary instruments to cater the requirements of students both of the Honours and Pass courses for their practical classes.

Equally the computer science laboratory of the college is well equipped with sophisticated computer system, software, printers and internet facilities.

The students are taught computer assembling, operating system; installation, application, software installation, Microsoft office package and

Smart Class Room

Library

Laboratories


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SRL by computer teachers who enable the students to prepare themselves for vocational system of education too.

Our Mahavidyalaya is providing hostel facility from the remote parts of this island as elsewhere on the basis of merit. Since the inception of the college, the hostel had been established with approximately forty seats for boys. The criteria being distance and merit. The boarders receive stipends from Government that enables them to bear the cost of their studies and boarding.

At present the condition of the Boys' Hostel is dangerous so the college authority has stopped hostel admission for this year 2019-2020. At the same time initiative for the construction of a new one is in process. (A scheme amounting Rs. 3 crore under BJRCY of the Ministry of Social Justice has been applied through the BCW dept.)

There is a Central Girls' Hostel within the college campus for the scheduled castes and tribes. So, the girl students of our college avail it for themselves and receive financial assistance from Government for their sustenance.

A new seminar hall is being constructed now in 2019 from MPLADS grant (20 lakhs) received long back in 2010.

There is a large playground full of green grass and encircled by green trees where our students play during their spare time. This ground is the venue of the practical class of the students of the Physical Education Department. Sports and games of sundry types are organized annually by the Students' Union of the college.

Hostel

Seminar Hall

Play Ground

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The college is trying to build up a eco-friendly ambience within the campus. Besides planting trees of different species, a herbal garden that was inaugurated by the Hon'ble Vice Chancellor of West Bengal State University Prof. Basab Chowdhuri on 14th June 2018 and other dignitaries of the visiting University team is there with several plants such as Tulsi, Aloe Vera, Kalmegh, Anantamul and the like.

In order to rescue the local people from recurrent natural calamity a Multipurpose Cyclone Centre has been constructed within the campus with the financial assistance from Prime Minister National Relief Fund. Besides accommodating the disaster stricken local inhabitants in normal times the building is used for organizing seminars and symposiums and other cultural programmes maintained by the Block Development Office of Sandeshkhali 1.

The college is offering 24x7 hours safe and purified chilled/normal drinking water for the students, studying in our college as well as for the staffs and faculty members.

The college has received Rs. 3,00,000 from the Department of Youth and Sports Government of West Bengal for constructing a multigym for students and the staff.

Herbal Garden

Multipurpose Cyclone Centre

Safe Drinking Water

Multigym

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National Service Scheme is sponsored by the Department of Youth, Government of India. It plays a significant role in character building of students serving various sectors of the society. In our college too we have a unit of 100 volunteer students who have participated in a number of special programmes every year.

At present the N.S.S unit is being run by Subrata Biswas, N.S.S. Programme Officer.

The N.S.S. unit of our college has been organizing various regular programmes in 2018-19, like cleaning; awareness programmes on sanitation, women harassment, child marriage and dengue; Hindi language development for village children etc.

For the first time Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya N.S.S. unit has organized 7 days Special Camp programme from 03.10.2018 to 10.10.2018. This special programme was inaugurated by our college G.B. President, Teacher-in-Charge and other dignitaries. In the camp various programmes had been organized like yoga, meditation, local hospital cleaning, different competition for village children and guardian, free garments distribution for poor children, village survey and the like.

In this camp many departmental teachers of our college and dignitaries delivered their valuable speeches in various subject.

A career and counseling cell at Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya has been established for offering career counseling to students and guiding the young minds by helping them to understand their strength. The college imparts training for competitive examinations, training in basic communication skills, training in group discussion and interview skill etc. It also offers the following services to students

· Advice on how to develop a career plan.· Advice on interview and job skills.· Provide students with internet access and books relating to career options.· Students are also provided counseling to explore their potentialities and

motivate them about their employment prospects.· Advice on how to cope with the problems of life.

Convenors

ü Dr. Kalyan Kr. Mandal Sampa Adhya Assistant Professor Assistant ProfessorDept. of Geography Dept. of Education

National Service Scheme

Career and Counseling Cell

(9433422995) (9836882162)

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As per the guidelines of UGC, NAAC and the Supreme Court an Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell (ICC) has been established by the authority of Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya to provide a healthy and congenial atmosphere to the staff and students of the college. The cell was constituted to meet the three basic objectives —

· To develop the guidelines and norms for a policy against sexual harassment in educational institutions.

· To work out details for the implementation of the policy.

· To prepare a detailed plan of action, both short and long term.

Convenor

ü Sampa Adhya (9836882162),

Ragging in all its forms is totally banned in Kalinagar Mahavidyalaya including its departments, constituent units, or its premises (academic, residential, sports ground, canteen etc.) whether located within the campus or outside and in all means of transportation of students whether public or private. The college shall take strict action including but not limited to criminal proceeding and/or cancellation of admission against those found guilty of ragging and/or of abetting ragging and the burden of proof shall hereby lie on the perpetrator of alleged ragging and not on the affected or on independent finding of the Anti-Ragging Cell. You can register a complaint by directly contacting the Convenor of Anti-ragging cell and any of the team members.

Convenor

ü Niladri Purkait (8609707002), Librarian

Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Education

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Located in a rural riverine terrain the institution besides imparting higher education to its students also caters to some social needs as well. Safe drinking water is provided to the local villagers in times of draught condition during summer. The eco-friendly atmosphere provides a space for every villager to improve their health conditions. The local youth and children are offered enough space to develop their sports and skills. Besides often health awareness programmes are organized in liaison with the local health centres and the like.

Infrastructure

ü Construct a new building with all modern amenities including an auditorium.

ü Total digitization of the college library.

ü Construct a new Boys' hostel and an auditorium.

ü Completion of the incomplete women's hostel.

ü Development of skill based centers for students in liaison with the locality (Health & Retail Management)

Learning Resources

ü In parity with the syllabus framed by West Bengal State University, the department of Geography of the college has a well-equipped laboratory with computer with recent configuration and other necessary instruments to cater the requirements of students both of the Honours and Pass courses for their practical classes.

ü Equally the computer science laboratory of the college is well equipped with sophisticated computer system, software, printers and internet facilities.

ü The students are taught computer assembling, operating system; installation, application, software installation, Microsoft office package and SRL by competent computer teachers who enable the students to prepare themselves for vocational system of education too.

Courses

· Opening of new courses of study such as Post Graduation courses (Distance Education).

· Development of skill based centers for students in liaison with the locality. (Health & Retail Management)


FUTURE PLAN

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Governing Body

President : Sri Sukumar Mahata (MLA, Sandeshkhali)

Secretary : Dr. Ishani Ghosh (Teacher-in-Charge)

Government Nominee : Janab Imam Ali GaziSri Satyajit Sardar

University Nominee : Arabinda ShitSmt. Annwesha Mallick (De)

Teacher Representative : Dr. Kalyan Kumar MandalSubrata BiswasNiladri PurkaitSubhashis Chatterjee

Non-Teaching Representative : Faruk SardarBidhan Chandra Das

Students' Representative : Sarojit Mandal(General Secretary, Students' Union)

DEPARTMENT & FACULTIES


ACADEMIC STAFF

Department of Bengali

Department of Education

Teacher-in-Charge: Dr. Ishani Ghosh, M.A., Ph.D, Diploma in French Language, Certificate course in Persian Language

1. Subhashis Chatterjee, M.A., M.Phil (Head), Assistant Professor

2. Vacant

3. Vacant

4. Dr. Kamalkanti Das, M.A., B.Ed, M.Phil, Ph.D (Part Time)

5. Animesh Mandal, M.A., B.Ed (Part Time)

6. Nazrul Islam, M.A. (Guest Lecturer)

1. Sampa Adhya, M.A., B. Ed, M.Phil (Head), Assistant Professor

2. Vacant

3. Debabrata Patra, M.A. (Part Time)

4. Shrabanti Saha, M.A., B.Ed (Part Time)

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Department of English

Department of Sanskrit

Department of Political Science

Department of Philosophy

Department of Economics

Department Of Geography

Department of History

1. Debasish Dey, M.A, B.Ed (Head), Assistant Professor

2. Nilesh Roy, M.A. (Contractual Whole Time)

3. Pritam Paul, M.A., M.Phil (Contractual Whole Time)

1. Rahul Dev Biswas, M.A., B.Ed, M.Ed (Head), Assistant Professor

2. Dr. Pranab Kr Bar, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D (Contractual Whole Time)

3. Nanigopal Maity, M.A., B.Ed (Part Time)

1. Vacant

2. Tarun Kumar Das, M.A. (Part Time)

3. Rabiul Islam, M.A. (Part Time)

1. Prosenjit Gayen, M.A., B.Ed (Head), Assistant Professor

2. Swadesh Ranjan Jana, M.A., B.Ed, B.Lib. (Part Time)

3. Aurobindo Sen, M.A., B.Ed (Guest Lecturer)

1. Subhankar Moitra, M.A. (Guest Lecturer)

1. Dr. Kalyan Kumar Mandal, M.A., B.Ed, Ph.D (Head), Assistant professor

2. Vacant

3. Amitava Das, M.Sc, B.Ed (Part Time)

4. Anowar Hossain, M.A., B.Ed (Part Time)

5. Amiya Bikash Giri, M.A. (Part Time)

1. Dr. Ishani Ghosh, M.A., Ph.D, Diploma in French Language, Certificate course in Persian Language, Associate Professor

2. Subrata Biswas, M.A., B.Ed (Head), Assistant Professor

3. Pulak Kumar Das, M.A., M.Phil (Part Time)

4. Ratan Biswas, M. A. (Part Time)


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Department of Computer Science

Department of Physical Education

1. Debashish Mridha, MCA (Guest Lecturer)

1. Tapas Paul, M.P.Ed (Guest Lecturer)

1. Niladri Purkait, BLIS, MLIS, PGDLAN

1. Subrata Dey, Accountant, B.Sc.

2. Bidhan Chandra Das, Lab. Attendant, B.A.

3. Pankaj Kumar Mandal, Lab Attendant (Geo.), Madhyamik

4. Bimal Kumar Sardar, Office Bearer, Madhyamik

5. Darbox Sana, Guard

6. Gouri Das, Peon

7. Faruk Sardar, Mali

8. Jamuna Sarkar, Cook

9. Bimal Munda, Helper/Kitchen Attendant (Boys' Hostel)

10. Pradip Paik (Casual)

11. Bappa Singha Roy (Casual)

12. Afroza Khatun (Casual)

13. Soumen Das (Casual)

14. Biswajit Adak (Casual)

15. Anima Das (Casual)

16. Apurba Biswas (Casual)

17. Raju Sardar (Casual)

18. Rafikul Islam (Casual)

19. Sk Sahjahan (Casual)

20. Ujjwal Maity (Casual)

21. Arindam Jana (Casual)

22. Sitanath Mondal (Casual)

23. Sujoy Kangsabanik (Casual)

24. Gopal Mandal (Casual)

25. Shyamapada Das (Casual)

26. Niren Sardar (Casual)

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For Practical Based Course

Admission qualification

A candidate who has passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) or its equivalent examination is eligible to seek admission to the First Semester of the six semester B.A./B.Sc. (Honours & General) course.

Students, who have passed the Higher Secondary examination or its equivalent from the All India Board/Councils or State Board/Councils including Open Schools and vocational studies are eligible for study at the UG level.

However, no candidate, in general shall be allowed for admission after a lapse of more than 3 years from the year of passing the previous qualifying examination. The year of admission shall not be taken into account while calculating 3 years from the year of passing the previous qualifying examination.

Eligibility Criteria

A candidate taking up Honours Course in a subject must have secured —

A minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate (top four subjects in order of marks) and 45% marks in the concerned subject or related subjects (However, candidates belonging to the SC/ST community taking up Honours Course of study must have obtained a minimum of 40% marks in the aggregate and 40% marks in the subject or related subject).

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ü 55% marks in the concerned subject or its related subject at the previous qualifying examination.

ü In case of General Course merit list will be prepared on the basis of aggregate marks.

ü Admission for 1st semester in Honours & General Course in B.A. & B.Sc. is conducted only on the basis of merit.

Admission Rules

Admission Procedure

The entire admission procedure is strictly conducted through ONLINE system as per Government order. During the time of verification of application form all the original Admit cards, Mark sheets, Certificates are to be produced a+ the time of verification in the college and photo copies of these original testimonials along with self-photograph is to be affixed on the application form.

SUBJECT COMBINATION

B.Sc. Honours

B.Sc. General

B.A. Honours

101 Geography Economics Computer Science

102 Geography Economics Political Science

103 Geography Political Science Computer Science

104 Geography Computer Science Economics

105 Geography Computer Science Political Science

106 Geography Economics Political Science

201 Bengali Education History

202 Bengali Education Geography

203 Bengali Education Philosophy

204 Bengali Education Physical Education

205 English Education History

206 English Education Geography

207 English Education Philosophy

208 English Education Physical Education

209 Education Bengali History

210 Education Bengali Geography

211 Education Bengali Philosophy

212 Education English History

213 Education English Geography

214 Education English Philosophy

Serial Number Honours Sub Elective 1 Elective 2

Serial Number Elective 1 Elective 2 Elective 3



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B.A. Honours

215 Education Political Science History

216 Education Political Science Geography

217 Education Political Science Philosophy

218 Sanskrit Bengali History

219 Sanskrit Bengali Geography

220 Sanskrit Bengali Philosophy

221 Sanskrit English History

222 Sanskrit English Geography

223 Sanskrit English Philosophy

224 Sanskrit Political Science History

225 Sanskrit Political Science Geography

226 Sanskrit Political Science Philosophy

227 History Education Bengali

228 History Education Political Science

229 History Education English

230 History Education Physical Education

231 History Sanskrit Bengali

232 History Sanskrit Political Science

233 History Sanskrit English

234 History Sanskrit Physical Education

235 Philosophy Education Bengali

236 Philosophy Education Political Science

237 Philosophy Education English

238 Philosophy Education Physical Education

239 Philosophy Sanskrit Bengali

240 Philosophy Sanskrit Political Science

241 Philosophy Sanskrit English

242 Philosophy Sanskrit Physical Education


B.A. General

301 Bengali Sanskrit History

302 Bengali Sanskrit Philosophy

303 Bengali Education History

304 Bengali Education Philosophy

305 Bengali Physical Education History

306 Bengali Physical Education Philosophy

307 English Sanskrit History

308 English Sanskrit Philosophy

309 English Education History

310 English Education Philosophy

311 English Physical EducationHistory

312 English Physical Education Philosophy

313 Political Science Sanskrit History

314 Political Science Sanskrit Philosophy

315 Political Science Education History

316 Political Science Education Philosophy

317 Political Science Physical Education History

318 Political Science Physical Education Philosophy

319 Sanskrit Bengali History

320 Sanskrit Bengali Philosophy

321 Education Bengali History

322 Education Bengali Philosophy

323 Physical Education Bengali History

324 Physical Education Bengali Philosophy

325 Sanskrit English History

326 Sanskrit English Philosophy

327 Education English History

328 Education English Philosophy

329 Physical Education English History

330 Physical Education English Philosophy

331 Sanskrit Political Science History

332 Sanskrit Political Science Philosophy

333 Education Political Science History

334 Education Political Science Philosophy

335 Physical Education Political Science History

336 Physical Education Political Science Philosophy

337 History Sanskrit Bengali



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B.A. General

338 Philosophy Sanskrit Bengali

339 History Education Bengali

340 Philosophy Education Bengali

341 History Physical Education Bengali

342 Philosophy Physical Education Bengali

343 History Sanskrit English

344 Philosophy Sanskrit English

345 History Education English

346 Philosophy Education English

347 History Physical Education English

348 Philosophy Physical Education English

349 History Sanskrit Political Science

350 Philosophy Sanskrit Political Science

351 History Education Political Science

352 Philosophy Education Political Science

353 History Physical Education Political Science

354 Philosophy Physical Education Political Science

355 Bengali History Sanskrit

356 Bengali Philosophy Sanskrit

357 Bengali History Education

358 Bengali Philosophy Education

359 Bengali History Physical Education

360 Bengali Philosophy Physical Education

361 English History Sanskrit

362 English Philosophy Sanskrit

363 English History Education

364 English Philosophy Education

365 English History Physical Education

366 English Philosophy Physical Education

367 Political Science History Sanskrit

368 Political Science Philosophy Sanskrit

369 Political Science History Education

370 Political Science Philosophy Education

371 Political Science History Physical Education

372 Political Science Philosophy Physical Education



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Admission Fees

ADMISSION 1ST SEMESTER JULY 2019 - DECEMBER 2019FEES STRUCTURE

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ADMISSION 2ND, 4TH & 6TH SEMESTERFEES STRUCTURE


ADMISSION 3RD & 5TH SEMESTERFEES STRUCTURE

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FEES STRUCTURE

EXTRA

FOR UNION

Description Duration AmountComputer Laboratory 1 Year 150.00Laboratory for Geography as General Subject 1 Year 270.00Physical Education Practical Per Semester 100.00

INTAKE CAPACITY 2019-20

SUBJECT MERIT SC ST OBC OBC PH TOTAL52% 22% 6% A (B) (Including all

10% 7% category) 3%

BNGA 53 21 6 10 7 3 97EDCA 32 12 3 6 4 2 58ENGA 12 4 1 2 1 1 20GEOA 27 11 3 5 4 2 50HISA 24 10 3 5 3 1 45PHIA 16 7 2 3 2 1 30SANA 21 8 2 4 3 1 38

B.Sc. (Gen) 39 15 4 7 5 2 70B.A. (Gen) 252 101 28 46 32 14 459

Description Duration AmountCulture 1 Year 30.00Game 1 Year 30.00Magazine 1 Year 30.00Social 1 Year 40.00Union 1 Year 40.00

TOTAL 170.00


Honours 90+ Highest Marks

Subjects Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 1 Sem 2

Bengali 4 5 Supriya Mondal(100) Supriya Mondal (126)

Education 0 6 Sumir Karan (89) Brajakanto Sardar (100)

History 0 2 Gobinda Das( 88), Rima Khatun (94)

Rima Khatun(88)

English 0 1 Jyotsna Das(66) Tanmoy Das(91)

Philosophy 0 0 NA Nabamita Mondal (85)

Sanskrit 2 8 Harasit Nath (96) Harasit Nath (124)

Geography 1 3 Pritam Adak (90) Pritam Adak (97)

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Students' Union

Since the year 2003 Students' Union has been existing in our college. It works constructively in the congenial atmosphere of student-teacher relationship. Apart from diverse cultural activities, such as annual sports, cultural programmes, fresher's welcome the students' union extends its co-operation in all administrative works.

Total number of Applicant : Assesment year (2018-19)

Stipends & Scholarships

Our State Government has created a congenial atmosphere for the overall development of quality education in the form of 'ONLINE' admission — a uniform impartial admission process throughout along with such financial support programmes as 'Kanyashree Prakalpa' and the like.

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Social Functions

Wall Magazine

The Students' Union of our college as well as the college authority organizes a Freshers' Welcome/Orientation Programme and an Annual Social for the recreation of our students along with regular study.

Every year the college Students' Union organizes annual sports for the students of current academic session. The annual sports offers various events for both the students and teaching and non-teaching staffs.

The students are also given the opportunity to cultivate their creative power as the college along with the help of its teachers is in a practice of publishing Wall Magazine every year.

The departments of Geography and Education arrange excursions for their students every year as per their curricula.

Annual Sports

Excursions


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Academic CalendarKalinagar Mahavidyalaya

*Subject to be change as per University Instruction

** All dates are tentative / subject to change


Exhibition in Sanskrit Department

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