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ESTABLISHED: 1956

PROSPECTUS 2016-2017

P. O. DINHATA, DIST: COOCHBEHAR, PIN. 736135, WEST BENGAL

Phone/Fax: 03581-255094

Website: http://dinhatacollege.ac.in

Online admission: http://admission.dinhatacollege.ac.in

Email: [email protected]

Prospectus 2016-2017 http://dinhatacollege.ac.in/

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1. Introduction

'Education is the manifestation of the perfection already in man.'

- Swami Vivekananda

inhata College, with a glorious history of unparalleled academic excellence

of nearly sixty years behind it, is the only institution of higher education in

the whole of Dinhata Sub-division in Cooch Behar District. In fact,

Dinhata College is now one of the fore-most educational institutions in the whole of

North Bengal. At present the College has 17 departments namely Bengali, Botany,

Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, Economics, English, Geography, History,

Mathematics, Philosophy, Physical Education, Physics, Political Science, Sanskrit,

Sociology and Zoology; all the disciplines are under the able stewardship of brilliant

and outstanding teachers of our times.

Dinhata College is perhaps the only instance of a College which caters to the

demands of a very large number of students (at present around 9,500) hailing from a

predominantly rural, backward and border areas inhabited by a significant number of

people belonging to the Scheduled Caste and other backward classes, mainly Muslim

minorities.

Dinhata College is well managed by a Governing Body which includes the leading

luminaries of the society. The College was initially affiliated to the Calcutta

University (1956-1962), and then to the University of North Bengal (1962- 29thJuly,

2015). From 30th July 2015, the College has come under the newly founded Cooch

Behar Panchanan Barma University. The College is included under sections 2(f) and

12 (B) of the University Grants Commission Act

(http://www.ugc.ac.in/recog_college.aspx, page no. 1270 as on 30.04.2016). The Peer

Team Visit of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council of India (NACC) in

the College is expected soon. It is hoped that this will further accelerate the

development process going on in the College.

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1.2. Location

Located in the very core of Dinhata Sub-division in the erstwhile princely state

Cooch Behar, Dinhata College enjoys pleasant weather the year round. Dinhata

College is situated 25 kilometres south of the district town of Cooch Behar and about

30 kilometres from New Cooch Behar Railway Station and around 175 kilometres

from Siliguri, the heart of North Bengal. The College is very-well connected with the

rest of West Bengal and India by the North-East Frontier Railways and State Highway

road network. The Dinhata College Halt (the only Halt Station named after a College

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brushes past the College which links it with the Cooch Behar Sadar Sub-division. The

nearest working airport is located at Bagdogra which is nearly 185 kilometres from the

College. The College, however, will get the facility of easier aviation once the Cooch

Behar airport, situated merely 25 kilometres away, is reopened. Therefore, Dinhata

College is in a very convenient position to cater to the educational needs of students of

near and far alike, not only from the State of West Bengal but also from the adjoining

North-Eastern States, as well as from adjoining Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.

1.3. Infrastructure

The College is built on a vast expanse of sixteen acres of land with the Main

Building housing the Principal's Chamber, Teachers' Common Room, Office Room,

Girls' Common Room, Computer Room, and well-equipped classrooms. The Science

Building houses Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology and Geography

Department along with separate well-equipped Laboratories and classrooms. The first

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Library Building. It comprises of a rich Library with about 30,000 books and journals

and facility to access various e-resources.

There is also the Boys' Common Room situated in between the Main Building and

the Science Building. Currently renovation works are on full swing in the same. An

Auditorium is proposed to be built with financial assistance from higher authorities.

The Boys' Hostel shelters a number of students from far off areas while a UGC funded

Girls' Hostel has been partially completed and is to be inaugurated shortly. The

College is surrounded by charming greenery and water bodies. There are more than

thirty classrooms all of which are equipped with necessary teaching aids. With the

financial assistance from the UGC, the College has constructed four Smart Classrooms

with technology based teaching aids like LCD Projector Set sand Sound Systems for

providing better educational environment and scope for arranging seminars on its own

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2. Vision and Mission of the College

ll the stakeholders connected with the successful running of Dinhata College

are visionary in the sense that they cherish the hope of touching the remotest

corner of the rural society with the magic wand of education and thereby bringing the

wards of the downtrodden, socially and economically backward and deprived people

of the Sub-division to the light of higher education.

The College was set up to fulfill the following missions with its limited capacity:

a) With its motto “Useful Education for All”, the College aims to bring down the

high-flown ideals of higher education to the level of reality and make it commensurate

to the needs of the common people of the area.

b) It aims to take part in the socio-economic development of the local area by

providing good quality of higher education to its students.

c) It aims to inculcate employment aptitude among its students and motivate them in

building up job oriented mentality by constant encouragement, counselling and

necessary training.

d) Sensitization of students in social service and related activities is aimed at by

various activities of the NSS Units.

e) Through special care and personal contact, the College aims to improve the quality

of mediocre and backward students and guide the meritorious students to better levels

of success.

Presently, the Governing Body of the College comprising of the Principal, two

Government Nominees, two University Nominees, four Teacher Representatives, two

Non-teaching Staff Members and one Students’ Representative monitors, supervises

over and takes active part in the above mentioned activities of the College. An IQAC

(Internal Quality Assurance Cell) comprising of the Principal, six senior teachers, one

representative of the Governing Body, one local academician and one member of the

alumni works in the same direction.

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2.1. Objectives:

Initially, the College set as its objective the promotion of higher education for the first

generation learners of Dinhata Sub-division. However, in keeping abreast with the

changing demands, aspiration and outlook of the populace of this area, the objectives

have become broader. These can be stated as follows:

a. To provide quality education for the emerging young generation, so that they

become fully equipped to compete with the students of other institutions.

b. To emphasise life-oriented and value-based teaching and inculcate education

commensurate with the culture and tradition of the country.

c. To train up the students to be morally upright, intellectually competent and

socially committed to pave the way for a strong nation and an ideal society.

d. To inculcate the spirit of social service as well as self-development.

e. To create efficient, ideal and strong citizens to face the challenges of the day

and to become harbingers of a stronger and more integrated nation.

Dinhata College Insignia, 'The flying bird carrying ripe corn in its beak', is

intended to reflect the Vision of the College. The 'flying bird' is the symbol of hope; as

the wings of higher education begins to take off, the span of life expands even as the

'ripe corn' gives birth to fresh life.


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2.2. Principal’s Message

““““Thank you for the interest shown in Dinhata College.Thank you for the interest shown in Dinhata College.Thank you for the interest shown in Dinhata College.Thank you for the interest shown in Dinhata College.

With experienced and dedicated teachers With experienced and dedicated teachers With experienced and dedicated teachers With experienced and dedicated teachers and excellent and excellent and excellent and excellent infrastructure, our college helps students to realise their infrastructure, our college helps students to realise their infrastructure, our college helps students to realise their infrastructure, our college helps students to realise their goals in life. I encourage all students to take advantage of goals in life. I encourage all students to take advantage of goals in life. I encourage all students to take advantage of goals in life. I encourage all students to take advantage of the opportunities provided by the College and involve the opportunities provided by the College and involve the opportunities provided by the College and involve the opportunities provided by the College and involve themselves in all the extracurricular activities that are themselves in all the extracurricular activities that are themselves in all the extracurricular activities that are themselves in all the extracurricular activities that are

offered. offered. offered. offered. The overall development of the mind and body is a The overall development of the mind and body is a The overall development of the mind and body is a The overall development of the mind and body is a sign of a healthy and complete development.sign of a healthy and complete development.sign of a healthy and complete development.sign of a healthy and complete development.

Wishing you all Good Luck.Wishing you all Good Luck.Wishing you all Good Luck.Wishing you all Good Luck.

With Prayers,With Prayers,With Prayers,With Prayers,””””

Dr.Sadhan Ch. Kar Principal.


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3. Admission Procedure

n-line admission process has been started from the Academic Session 2015-16.

The online portal for 2016-2017 is: http://admission.dinhatacollege.ac.in.

3.1. Eligibility for Admission

Students who have passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) conducted by

the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (W.B.C.H.S.E.) after a

period of 12 years study or any other equivalent(10+2) pattern examination conducted

by the I.S.C. or C.B.S.E. or any other Board recognized as equivalent by the

Coochbehar Panchanan Barma University, provided the student has passed in at least

four subjects with English as Compulsory Subject, excluding Environmental

Studies/Environmental Education.

Those students who have obtained either (i) 55% marks in the aggregate or (ii)

50% marks in the aggregate with 60% marks in the subject in the qualifying

examinations shall be eligible to apply for admission to Honours in the subject

concerned in general categories. However, the above criterion reduces to (i) 50%

marks in the aggregate or (ii) 45% marks in the aggregate with 60% marks in the

subject in the qualifying examinations shall be eligible to apply for admission to

Honours in the subject concerned in SC/ST categories. We also preserve the admission

facilities for the students belonging to OBC-A and OBC-B categories. Further, the

College follows the time to time Government Orders in connection with the admission

procedure.

The Application Form for First year admission, for the respective

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. General and Honours courses along with the Prospectus must be

obtained from the College Website www.dinhatacollege.ac.in and URL

http://admission.dinhatacollege.ac.in as per notification given time to time in our

College Website.

Application form must be submitted through on-line process after depositing the

application fees in the tune of Rs.100/- (for single application, Rs. 200/- otherwise) by

online payment gateways (Atom, SB Collect using Net Banking, Debit Card, Credit

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Card or through computer-generated Challan).

Merit list will be provided for various subjects through web notification in our

website: http://dinhatacollege.ac.in.

3.2. Documents to be submitted

Following documents should be uploaded during the online application process.

a) All candidates (Honours & General) need to upload a soft copy of passport size

photograph.

b) Honours candidates need to upload a scanned copy of H. S. (12th Standard)

Marksheet only (from original marksheet, not from photocopy) in addition to

photograph.

3.3. Documents required after taking admission

It is to be noted that photocopies of the following documents are required at the time

of mandatory physical attendance of the candidates for the verification of testimonials

at the College premises.

a) Madhyamik (10th Standard) Admit card.

b) H. S. (12th Standard) marksheet.

c) Caste certificate (if any).

d) School leaving certificate.

e) Certificate in favour of PH status etc.

f) Payment receipts / bank challans / mobile phone messages on successful transaction,

etc.

Those Admission Forms will be cancelled which are not properly filled in or signed

or if any wrong or misleading information is furnished by the student.

All admissions to the various courses in Dinhata College will be made strictly on

merit and subject to availability.

Seat capacity, available subjects / courses, admission fees are displayed in table 1

below.

It is also advised to go through the rules annexed herewith before applying.


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3.4. Notes (Non-technical)

1. Dinhata College is the maiden College of its kind in Dinhata Sub-division. Since its

foundation in 1956, the College has been trying its best to fulfil its duty of providing

higher education mostly to the first generation learners coming largely from rural

background (mostly from Indo-Bangladesh border region) and Scheduled Caste

communities and Muslim minorities.

2. From 2016-2017 Academic Session the system of application under the direct

admission is introduced. Application under such system in some B. A. General

Courses, is primarily meant for the H. S. (or equivalent) pass-outs from Dinhata Sub-

division (as mentioned above), and for all other candidates who intend to take

admission in B. A. Hons in Economics and B. Com. Hons in Accountancy and B.

Com General programmes. Under this system, allocation of seats will be done as per

merit and preference (after physical verification is over).

3. In case of application under the direct admission system (provisional), if number of

applicants exceeds seat capacity in B.A. General, seat allocation will be done as per

availability of seats and on the basis of merit.

4. In case of application under the direct admission system (provisional), if number of

applicant exceeds seat capacity in B. A. Hons in Economics & B. Com. Hons,

admission will be strictly as per rules and admission fees will be refunded to

unsuccessful candidates after the process of physical verification is over.

5. Under the regular admission system, for all Hons in B.A./ B.Sc. and B.Sc. General

[B.A. Hons (Code: 1111, 1112, 1121, 1122, 1131, 1132, 1141, 1142, 1151, 1152);

B.Sc. Hons (Code: 3111, 3112, 3121, 3141, 3151, 3131, 3132); B.A. General (Code:

1004, 1007); B.Sc. General (Code: 3001, 3002, 3003, 3004), candidates need to book

their seats at the time of e-Counselling with the payment of admissible fees.

6. After the completion of the process of booking of seats (with payments), candidates

need to appear for (mandatory) physical verification of the candidature with

testimonials at the College premises as per call (mobile phone message) and

notifications. Failure to attend the same will lead to cancellation of candidature.


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7. Candidates should carefully exercise their choices in the process of e-Counselling

and booking of seats. Details in this regard are briefed below.

a) A general merit list will be prepared for certain number of candidates (in multiple of

the actual seat capacity, as decided by the Admission Sub-committee). The general

merit list will be based exclusively on merit irrespective of castes, tribes or classes to

fill up the unreserved seats. Separate merit lists for the SC/ST/OBC candidates will be

prepared to fill in the reserved seats.

b) The SC/ST/OBC candidates who are placed in the general merit list to fill in

unreserved seats shall not be taken into account in the reserved list for the

SC/ST/OBC, as the case may be.

c). Simultaneously, the SC/ST/OBC candidates who have found place in the general

merit list on the basis of their merit shall also be placed in the list of reserved seats for

SC/ST/OBC as per their inter se merit, and be asked to exercise their option on

whether they would like to take admission from the general merit list or from the

separate merit lists for reserved candidates of SC/ST/OBC. Admission would be made

as per the option exercised by the candidates. The option once exercised shall not be

altered under any circumstances.

In regard to point (7), please refer the relevant notification from the Higher

Education Department, Government of West Bengal [No. 07-Edn (U)/1U-89/13.-

dated. 2nd January, 2014.]

8. For Codes 3001 to 3004, 1st call will be done for home region (Dinhata Sub-

division) only.

9. In case admission to all Hons & General Courses (as specified), if number of

booking exceeds seat capacity, booking money will be refunded to unsuccessful

candidates after the process of physical verification.

10. In case of application under the direct admission system (provisional) in B. A.

General, one should check her/his eligibility first. Please check whether your School

Name & Code (last attended) is there in the drop-down list (i.e., you belong to home

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11. In the drop-down list of School & Code (last attended), there will be options like,

“Other” (please see table 2 below). In case of B. A. General (Code: 1001, 1002, 1003,

1005, 1006, 1008), this category may contain migration related to marriage or work

related transfer of parents etc. If one selects this category (“Other”), her/his admission

is subject to verification. In case of B.Sc. General (Code: 3001, 3002, 3003, 3004), the

option “Other” means from outside the home region (i.e., from outside of Dinhata

Sub-division). If one selects this category (“Other”), her/his admission is subject to

availability of seats after meeting the local requirements and verification.

12. In case of application under the direct admission system (provisional) in B.A.

Hons in Economics & B.Com. Hons, one should check whether academically she/he is

eligible to opt for the subject/course she/he is looking for. However, from this

academic session, one may opt for Economics (Hons) without having mathematics or

statistics at H. S. (or equivalent) level.

13. No refund of booking money or admission fees will be made in cases of

cancellation of candidature in the verification process (such as, non-appearance,

wrong entry of data and other vital information etc.).

14. Admission is subject/course specific. Once admitted, subject/course cannot be

changed. Re-admission (with new payment) to another subject/course is possible (if

system permits), subject to cancellation of previous one.

15. For inter-college transfer, application for cancellation is to be made (with requisite

fee) within 15 days from the date of admission or before the publication of 4th merit

list, whichever is earlier.

3.5. Notes (Technical)

1. One mobile phone number is compulsory for opening an account in online

admission portal.

2. One particular mobile phone number can be used for no more than five times in the

online admission portal.

3. Information on blood group is mandatory for all applicants.

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5. Honours candidates need to upload a scanned copy of H. S. (12th Standard)

marksheet only (from original marksheet only, not from photocopy) in addition to

photograph.

6. M. P. (10th Standard) Admit Card, Caste Certificate, School leaving Certificate etc.

are to be produced at the time of physical verification process only.

7. System will allow one admission only per candidate. After taking admission in one

subject/course, if one takes admission in another subject/course, previous admission

will be cancelled automatically.

8. There are two payment gateways: (i) Atom, and (ii) SB Collect.

9. Payment status will be updated automatically and instantly in case payment (online

only) through “Atom”.

10. “SB Collect” allows payment through both online and offline (in any branch of

SBI) modes.

11. After payment through “SB Collect” (online or offline), one needs to enter “Bank

Reference No” &“Transaction date” in the admission portal without any delay. Update

of payment status may take at least two working days.

12. After the physical verification process (or as notified), admission will be granted

and students can take printout of their College Pay Slip with College Roll Number

from their respective online admission accounts.

13. For any problem or clarification, please contact: [email protected].


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Table 1. Subjects/Course Code, Admissible Fee (in Rs.), Eligibility Criteria and Seat Capacity

Course Code Subject Combination Total Admissible

Fees

Eligibility Criteria for General category candidates

Eligibility Criteria for SC/ST category candidates

Seat & Category

Aggregate (Overall)

Aggregate (Overall)

AND Subject Aggregate (Overall)

Aggregate (Overall)

AND Subject Total UR SC ST OBC-A OBC-B PH

BA (H) 1111 Bengali Economics & Pol. Science 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 120 67 26 7 12 8 4

BA (H) 1112 Bengali Pol Sc. & Philosophy 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

BA (H) 1121 English Economics & Pol. Science 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 120 67 26 7 12 8 4

BA (H) 1122 English Pol Sc. & Hist. 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

BA (H) 1131 History Economics & Pol. Science 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 120 67 26 7 12 8 4

BA (H) 1132 History Pol. Sc. & Philosophy 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

BA (H) 1141 Philosophy Hist & Sanskrit 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 120 67 26 7 12 8 4

BA (H) 1142 Philosophy English & Pol. Science 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

BA (H) 1151 Pol. Science Hist & Sanskrit 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 120 67 26 7 12 8 4

BA (H) 1152 Pol. Science Sociology & Philosophy 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

BA (H) 1161 Economics Sociology& Mathematics 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 120 67 26 7 12 8 4

BA (H) 1162 Economics History & Pol Science 2300 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

B.Sc(H) 3111 Physics Chemistry & Mathematics 3360 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 25 13 6 1 3 2 1

B.Sc(H) 3112 Physics Math & Computer Sc. 3360 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

B.Sc(H) 3121 Chemistry Physics & Mathematics 3360 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 20 12 4 1 2 1 1

B.Sc(H) 3141 Botany Zoology, Chemistry 3360 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 10 6.5 1.8 0.4 1 0 1

B.Sc(H) 3151 Zoology Botany, Chemistry 3360 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 10 6.5 1.8 0.4 1 0 1

B.Sc(H) 3131 Mathematics Chemistry & Physics 3360 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 41 23 9 2 4 3 1


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B.Sc(H) 3132 Mathematics Physics & Computer 3360 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60%

B.Com(H) 2111 Accountancy Gr. A & Gr. B 2610 55% OR 50% AND 60% 50% OR 45% AND 60% 120 67 26 7 12 8 4

BA (G) 1 1001 Beng.+Hist+Phil - 2025 pass marks only pass marks only 1200 660 264 72 120 84 36

BA (G) 2 1002 Eng.+Pol Sc+Eco - 2025 pass marks only pass marks only 600 330 132 36 60 42 18

BA (G) 3 1003 Sans+Pol Sc+Eco - 2025 pass marks only pass marks only 300 165 66 18 30 21 9

BA (G) 4 1004 GEO+Pol Sc+Eco - 2785 pass marks only pass marks only 40 22 9 2 4 3 1

BA (G) 5 1005 Beng+Pol Sc+Eco - 2025 pass marks only pass marks only 700 385 154 42 70 49 21

BA (G) 6 1006 Sans+Hist+Phil - 2025 pass marks only pass marks only 600 330 132 36 60 42 18

BA (G) 7 1007 PHEG+Pol Sc+Phil (F) - 2785 pass marks only pass marks only 15 8 3 1 2 1 1

PHEG+ Pol Sc +Phil (M) - 2785 pass marks only pass marks only 15 8 3 1 2 1 1

BA (G) 8 1008 Socg+Hist+ Pol Sc - 2025 pass marks only pass marks only 250 115 65 18 30 21 9

B.Sc(G) 3001 Phy+Chem+Math - 2835 pass marks only pass marks only 172 95 38 10 17 12 5

B.Sc(G) 3002 Botany+Zoo+Chem - 2835 pass marks only pass marks only 40 22 9 2 4 3 1

B.Sc(G) 3003 Computer Science+ Math+ Physics

- 3110 pass marks only pass marks only 10 6 2 1 1 1 -

B.Sc(G) 3004 Computer Science+Math+Chem

- 3110 pass marks only pass marks only 10 6 2 1 1 1 -

B.Com(G) 2001 Gr.A+Gr.B+Gr.C - 2285 pass marks only pass marks only 359 197 79 22 36 25 11


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Table 2. Institution Code Number Under Dinhata Sub-Division

SL.NO. SCHOOL NAME (H.S.) CODE NO. 1 CHOWDHURIHAT VIVEKANANDA VIDYAMANDIR 110009 2 DINHATA HIGH SCHOOL 110012 3 DINHATA SONI DEVI JAIN HIGH SCHOOL 110013 4 GOSANIMARI HIGH SCHOOL 110014 5 NIGAMNAGAR NIGAMANANDA SARASWAT VIDYALAYA 110023 6 DINHATA GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 110032 7 SITAI HIGH SCHOOL 110035 8 NAZIRHAT HARKUMARI HIGH SCHOOL 110039 9 NAYARHAT HIGH SCHOOL 110046

10 BASANTIRHAT KUMUDINI HIGH SCHOOL 110064 11 OKRABARI A.B. HIGH SCHOOL 110065 12 BAMANHAT HIGH SCHOOL 110066 13 GOPALNAGAR M.S.S. HIGH SCHOOL 110075 14 BHETAGURI L.B.S. HIGH SCHOOL 110085 15 STATION PARA SARANARTHI HIGH SCHOOL 110088 16 CHAMTA ADARSHA HIGH SCHOOL 110104 17 PETLA N.B. HIGH SCHOOL 110107 18 KISAMAT ADABARI HIGH SCHOOL 110109 19 MATALHAT HIGH SCHOOL 110110 20 PUTIMARI HIGH SCHOOL 110115 21 SAHEBGANJ HIGH SCHOOL 110121 22 GITALDAHA HIGH SCHOOL 110122 23 BURIRHAT PRANESWAR HIGH SCHOOL 110123 24 GOURANGA BAZAR HIGH SCHOOL 110130 25 SUKARUR KUTHI HIGH SCHOOL 110135 26 MUNSHIRHAT SADEKIA HIGH MADRASAH 110142 27 KALMATI HIGH MADRASAH 110147 28 SABUJ PALLI HIGH SCHOOL 110150 29 KAZI NAZRUL HIGH SCHOOL 110152 30 SALMARA HIGH SCHOOL 110161 31 OTHER-BA & BSC GEN (MARRIAGE & JOB RELATED MOBILITY

TO DINHATA SUB-DIVISION ETC.) -

32 OTHER-BSC GEN (FROM OUTSIDE OF DINHATA SUB-DIVISION) -


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3.6. Registration

All admissions are provisional until confirmed by the University. If any admission of

any student is made in contravention of the University regulations and restrictions, or

in contravention of any rules framed by the College, even though detected afterwards,

it shall be cancelled without any reference and the concerned student will not be

entitled to any refund of fees that is already paid to the College.

3.7. Reservation

Seats shall be reserved for SC, ST, OBC A, OBC B and physically handicapped

category as per Government order issued on the subject, provided they have passed

the qualifying examinations and also have furnished the Certificates issued by the

appropriate authority.

3.8. Core Subjects

a) For Part-I: Environmental Studies (Both Hons. & Gen. Course)

b) For Part-II: Bengali Compulsory/Alternative English (Both Hons. & Gen. Course)

c) For Part-III: English Compulsory (Both Hons. & Gen. Course)


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4. Merit Point Calculation

he merit for admission to all Honours Course shall be calculated on the

following formula as given by the Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University:-

MERIT = (2S+T)/6

T = Marks obtained in English + Marks obtained in the subject opted for Honours +

Best marks of other two subjects excluding Environmental Studies and the subject

opted for Honours

S = Marks obtained in the subject opted for Honours

If the students does not have the specific subject opted for Honours in the qualifying

Examination, the merit for admission to all Honours Course shall be calculated on the

following formula:

MERIT = Ti/6

Ti = Marks obtained in English + Marks obtained in the subject opted for Honours

+ Best marks of other two subjects excluding Environmental Studies and the subject

opted for Honours.

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5. Fee Structure he fee structure for admission to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. First Year in Academic

Session 2016-2017 is as follows.

Table 3. Fee Structure (in Rs.) for Academic Session 2016-2017

Sl. No. ITEM(S)

B.A. B.A. B.A. B.Com.

B.Com.

B.Sc. B.Sc. B.A. B.Sc.

(G) (G) Geo.

(H) (G) (H) (G) (H) (G) PhEd

(G) Comp.

1 Admission Fees (Per annum) 200 250 300 200 300 250 300 250 250 2 Development Fees (Per

annum) 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350

3 Session Fees (Per Annum) 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

4 Library Fees (Per annum) 75 75 100 75 100 75 100 75 100 5 Electricity Fees (Per annum) 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

6 Laboratory Development Fees (Per Annum)

0 200 0 200 250 250 250 200 500

8 Festival Fees (Per Annum) 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

9 Security Guard Fees (Per Annum)

25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

10 Identity Card 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 11 University Registration Fees

(Per annum) 450 450 450 450 450 450 450 450 450

12 University sports Board Fees (Per annum)

90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90

13 College Exam. Fess (Per annum)

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

14 Miscellaneous Fees (Per annum)

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

15 Student Aid Fund (Per annum)

20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

16 Health & Environmental Quality Fee (Per annum)

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

17 Student Seminar Fee (Per annum)

20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

18 IT & Automation Fee 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 19 Total (Per annum) 1725 1975 1850 1925 2100 2025 2100 1975 2300

20 Tuition Fees (Per month) 50 85 75 60 85 85 110 85 85 21 Laboratory Fees including

Material Charges (Per Month) 0 50 0 0 0 50 100 50 50

22 Transfer fee One Month Tuition Fee 23 Tuition Fees 1st Instalment

(6 Months) @Admission 300 510 450 360 510 510 660 510 510

24 Other Fees 1st Instalment (6 Months) @ Admission

0 300 0 0 0 300 600 300 300

25 Total @ Admission 2025 2785 2300 2285 2610 2835 3360 2785 3110 * Application fee Rs. 100/- for one subject/course, Rs. 200/- otherwise; Verification fee: Rs. 100/- (for applicants with Marriage & Job related mobility to Dinhata Sub-division for B.A. & B.Sc. General; and for applicants in B. Sc. General from outside of Dinhata Sub-division).

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In addition to the above amount, an amount of Rupees one hundred ( Rs. 100/-) as

Diploma Fee is to be deposited at the College Cash Counter while collecting the

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6. Hostel Facility

he College has the unique distinction of having separate hostels for boys

(Bidhan Chandra Chhatrabash) and girls (partially completed Pritilata Wadedar

Mahila Chhatrabash which is to be inaugurated shortly) for the large number of

students who come to the College from far away.

Application is to be done (for Boys’ Hostel only) separately in a prescribed

format. The following documents are to be submitted along with the application form

a) Copy of mark sheet of the examination last qualified.

b) Character certificate from the Superintendent of the hostel last stayed or Head of

the Institution last attended.

c) Residential certificate from competent authority.

Admission to the hostel will be strictly on the basis of merit and distance. For

those students who want to reside in Bidhan Chandra Chhatrabash (Boys’ Hostel), the

Fee Structure is given below.

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Table 4. Fee Structure: Boys’ Hostel

Items Rate (Per Month) Annual Rate

Admission fee 50

Seat rent 100 1200

Utensils 60

Miscellaneous 50

Sports fee 50

Establishment charge 75 900

Electricity fee 30 600

Total 2910

It is to be noted that the total capacity of Bidhan Chandra Chhatrabash is 80 male

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7. Academic Calendar

he academic calendar appears below:

Table 5. Academic Calendar: 2016-2017

SCHEDULE PART-I PART-II PART- III

Admission Late May – Early

August Late May – Early

August Late May – Early

August Students’ Counselling June-July June-July June-July

Class Routine Publication

After completion of admission process

1st Week of July 1st Week of July

Class Commencement 08 August 2016 1st Week of July 1st Week of July

NabinBaran (Freshers’ Welcome)

September ----- -----

Registration form fill-in

As per University Schedule

----- -----

1st Class Test September September September Result of 1st Class

Test September September September

Guardian-teacher Meeting

End of September End of September End of September

Prize Distribution to Best Performer in the

University Examinations

November November November

Study Tour for specific Dept.

“November to December” for Botany

& Zoology

“November to December” for

Geography

“November to December” for Botany,

Zoology 2nd Class Test and

Result November- December November- December November- December

Annual Test December - January December - January December - January

Annual Sports Meet November November November

Annual Cultural Program

November November November

Students’ Union Election

December/January December/January December/January

UGC Entry in Service Classes

January-March January-March January-March

Remedial & Special Classes

February- March February- March February- March

Community enrichment Programme Last Week of January (After the Annual Test) Result of Annual Test

Examination February February February

Guardian-teacher Meeting

February February February

Meeting of the Alumni Association Last Week of February

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University form filling February-March

Publication of Exam

Schedule by the University

March March March

Distribution of Admit Card

March March March

Date of University Examination As per the University Schedule

Publication of Result by University As per the University Schedule


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8. General Rules and Discipline

he following are the general rules and norms of the College.

8.1. A student, once admitted in one subject may change to any other subject

only within the date fixed by the University and subject to availability, with

intimation in prescribed proforma to the Principal, subject to fulfilments of other

criteria and norms.

8.2. All students must always carry their College Identity Card with them while

entering the College Premises and are bound to display their card when asked by the

authority.

8.3. Each student must come to the College decently attired, maintain proper decorum

and discipline in the college premises and take care not to destroy any college

property

8.4 . Every student must observe the College Notice Board daily and comply with

instructions displayed there on, failing which the College will not be responsible for

any inconvenience faced by them.

8.5. Any student failing to attend at least 75% of the total classes will be declared as

discollegeate.

8.6 . Any student failing to attend at least 65% of the total classes held per subject

during the academic year will not be allowed to sit for final examination.

8.7. Every student requires to attend the Internal Evaluations (Class Tests), taken by

the respective Departments from time to time before appearing in the University

Examinations.

8.8. Appearance of the Parents in the Parent-Teacher Meetings organised by the

respective Departments from time to time is mandatory. Such Meetings are intended

to bridge the gap between the teachers and the parents for betterment of the overall

performance of the learners.

8.9. In matters mentioned above in all other incidental and ancillary matters there to,

the decision of the College Authority will be final and binding upon the student.

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9. Dinhata College Library

9.1. About the Library

he Dinhata College Library (http://dinhatacollege.ac.in/library.php) supports the

main objectives of the College to become an institution of its repute in the field

of education. The College library subscribes NLIST (National Library and

Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content), which provides access to

e-resources to its members. The library is providing various services such as:

• Issuance and return of reading materials,

• Assistance in catalogue search,

• Helps the students and teachers to use the internet ,circulation service ,

question bank, syllabus bank , and

• Reading of newspapers, newsletters, etc.

• OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) Search

• INFLIBNET

The Library is using Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme (23rd Edition) for

classifying the documents.

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9.2. Library Advisory Committee

The College has a Library Advisory Committee (LAC). It comprises the following:

• Principal (Chairperson of the Committee)

• Librarian (Convener)

• Teachers Council Secretary.

• Head of all the Departments.

• Bursar

• Head Clerk

• Accountant

• General Secretary, Students' Union

The Committee allocates fund among the Departments to purchase latest edition of

books and journal. The recommendations made by the Departments for the purchase

of books and journals are placed before the Advisory Committee and on its turn, the

Committee approves the recommendations. The Principal, in consultation with

Librarian, places the order for purchase. The Librarian takes care of preservation and

maintenance of books, journals and periodicals. On the basis of the recommendations

of the Committee, the INFLIBNET- NLIST facility is being provided along with a

reading room for staff members and students. Further, extension of the Reading

Room is being carried out to accommodate more readers.

9.3. Library Staff

• Librarian: Smt. Dawa Doma Sherpa

• Library Peon: Sri. Lakshman Chandra Saha

• Library Guard: Sri. Badal Basak

• Library Assistant (College Sponsored): Smt. Santana Roy Bagchi

• Library Assistant (College Sponsored): Sri. Subrata Saha

9.4. Details of the library

• Total area of the library (in Sq. Mts.): 318 Sq. Mts. including Reading Room

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• Total seating capacity: 50 seats (at a time).

• Working hours: On week days: 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM

• On Saturday: 10.30 A.M. to 3.00 P.M.

• Closed on Holidays and Puja Vacation.

9.4. Layout of the library

The library has separate reading room for the students and staff members. Due to

inadequate space in the Library, the facilities like individual reading carrels, lounge

area for browsing and relaxed reading are not available. Computer with E-resource is

being provided in the Reading Room. The Reading Room is being enlarged in order

to accommodate more users.

9.5. Rules & Regulations

• Silence is to be maintained.

• Users are requested not to bring their bags, personal belongings inside the

library. Deposit their bags and other belongings at the counter.

• Before entering the library enter your name and sign in the register kept at the

entrance.

• All users are requested to keep their mobile phones switched off or in silent

mode in the library.

• Library card is compulsory for getting access to the library.

• Demand slips are available at the circulation desk for your use.

• Books will be issued on presentation of the library card.

• Students are requested to check the books while borrowing. Any damage found

in the books borrowing should be brought to the notice of the staff on duty

before issued.

9.6. Circulation (ISSUE / RETURN) Time

• MONDAY: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Year B. Sc. (Hons. & Pass).

• TUESDAY: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Year B. Sc. & B.com. (Hons. & Pass).

• WEDNESDAY: 1st Year B.A. (Hons. & Pass).


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• THURSDAY: 2nd Year B.A. (Hons. & Pass).

• FRIDAY: 3rd Year B.A. (Hons. & Pass).

• SATURDAY: The circulation section will be available from 10:30 A.M. to

3.00 P.M. on Saturday.

• Book Demand / Book Issue/ Book Return Time

• Book Demand: 11:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.

• Book Issue: 1:30 P.M. to 3.00 P.M.

• Book Return: 12:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.

Table 6. Loan Privileges

Sl. No. Category Number of Books Loan

Period

1 Faculty Members 20 1 Month

2 Non-Teaching Staff 05 20 Days

3 Honours Course Students 02 15 Day

4 General Students 01 15 Day

Issued book is to be returned within 15 days. After 15 days a fine of 50 paisa per

day including holidays will be charged (Per book from the due date till the book is

returned to library).

Loss of any borrowed book must be reported immediately to the librarian/library

staff. The member must replace the lost book/pay the cost of the latest editing of the

lost book along with overdue charges, if any.

If Library card is lost a fresh card will be issued on a payment of Rs. 50.

Library card is to be shown at the time of taking library clearance.

9.7. Library Collection

• Books: 30021(as on 08/10/2015)

• Journals: 21 (as on 18/12/2015)

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10. National Service Scheme (N.S.S.)

he College has two large N.S.S. units which perform various social activities

like planting trees, cleanliness programmes in and around the College Campus,

and also organise awareness camps and programmes on different contagious diseases,

Fire Fighting Methods and so on. The students are encouraged to participate in

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11. IT infrastructure & other facilities

11.1. IT infrastructure

Table 7. IT infrastructure of Dinhata College

Computers with Configuration Department/Section Configuration Number Total Departments Intel Pentium®2 GB RAM 15 61

Laptop Intel® Pentium ® quad core HD Graphics2 GB DDR3 , 500GB HDD

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Library Core i3,2 GB RAM 3 Intel Pentium®2 GB RAM 2 Intel Pentium®2 GB RAM 2

Administrative section

Intel Core™ i54 GB RAM 3 Intel Pentium®2 GB RAM 10 Intel Core™ i34 GB RAM 2

Computer Lab Intel Pentium®2 GB RAM 15

Table 8. Other electronic / electrical facilities available at Dinhata College

Facilities Computer server- 2 Computer Student Ratio= 1:50 (Science and Commerce students) LAN Facility Available Wi-Fi / Hotspot Facility Available Licensed Software –Microsoft Windows 7, Windows 8 , Windows 10, Quick Heal Antivirus, Linux (Ubuntu) OS, MS Office -2003, 2007, C++, and other Software for Student management, administration, financial management and library operation No. of Computers With Internet Facility – 25 Printer Scanner and Copier – 8, Dot Matrix Printer- 2 Projector – Epson 3-LCD projector (12) Bar Code Reader – 2 Electricity Generator –2, High capacity power generator (Connected with all Sections) POS machines - 2 (for cashless payment of tuition & other fees) SMS Gateway (Capacity: 3000 sms per hour / 5000 sms per day) Interactive Alumni Web Portal 11.2. Other facilities

• INFLIBNET • OPAC


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• Career Guidance and Placement Cell • Entry in Service (UGC Funded) • Anti-Ragging Sub-Committee • Students’ Welfare Sub-Committee • Grievance Cell • Counseling Cell

11.3. Extra-curricular activities

Sports, outdoor and indoor games, gymnasium, auditorium, NSS, NCC, cultural

activities, public speaking, communication skills development, yoga, health and

hygiene etc.

Table 9. Facilities for extra-curricular activities

Facility Description Audio Visual Seminar Hall LCD projector with screen

Amplifier with Cordless Microphone Seating Capacity - 250 Furniture on the dais.

Play Ground 11775 sq. mt.


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11.4. Special needs

• Ramp has been constructed in the main building • A special counter under the stair case of the library for the assistance of

differently-abled students. • There is an arrangement for escorting differently-abled students.

11.5. Health Unit

There is a Health Unit on campus which meets healthcare requirements in need.

Equipment available:

• First aid box & materials

• Sphygmomanometer (blood pressure monitor)

• Stethoscope

• Thermometer

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12. Students' Welfare

here is a Students’ Welfare Cell in Dinhata College which looks after the

welfare of the students on various issues. The Cell is always available to pay

heed to the problems faced by the students. The faculties are approachable at any time

for students’ issues.

12.1. Grants and stipends for students

According to the Government norms the College distributes minority students’

stipends for those who get above 50% marks in the degree exams. The figures of

minority stipend distributed for last four financial years are given below.

Table 10. Grants distributed

Session Payments (in Rupees) 2011-2012 7,93,250/- 2012-2013 8,52,150/- 2013-2014 18,46,100/- 2014-2015 7,72,800/-

Children of ‘Beeri Sromik’ also get a stipend of Rs. 4,800/- per year. For example,

a sum of rupees Rs. 2,49,000/- has been distributed from the College among such

deserving students in the financial year 2011-2012.

A special grant to the female students is available in the name of “Kanyashree

Prakalpa (K2)” where female students over 18 years of age are eligible. In the

financial year 2013-2014, ‘468’ students received stipend at the rate of Rs. 25,000/-.

A total sum of Rs. 1,17,00,000/- was distributed in this scheme in this year. In the

same scheme a sum of Rs. 1,01,75,000/- was distributed among ‘407’ eligible female

students in the financial year 2014-2015.

12.2. Counselling services

Academic, personal, career counselling are provided to students.

The Counselling Cell has been working in the College from July, 2015. Since

then, this committee has been taking initiatives for providing various types of

counselling services namely –academic, personal, career, psycho-social etc. to the

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taken through sincere discussions in several meetings. The faculties have adopted

the following resolutions for making the counselling services to the available

students. These are as follows:

• To counsel the existing 3rd year students of various Departments regarding their

career advancement.

• To counsel the retarded students.

• To find out their personal problems of the learners that create obstacles in their

path of learning.

• To identify the advanced and the slow learners on the basis of reports provided

by the respective Departments.

• To encourage the students having less attendance to increase their attendance in

their classes.

• To motivate the students for higher education in relevant subjects.

• To increase the habit of the students for using College library.

• To inculcate positive approaches among the learners regarding their

responsibility to session and nation.

• To raise environmental awareness among the learners through collective

counselling.

The committee is also advising the teachers of all the Departments to offer

academic support in terms of classroom teaching, special classes, class tests,

counselling classes, rectification of answers of the students as per the model answer

guideline provided for presentation of papers in seminar (Departmental). The

committee members provide psycho-social support when the students of concerned

Departments face any psychological and personal problems. Being a newly formed

committee it is trying to take initiatives for the career counselling of the outgoing

students also. All the teachers of various Departments also extend their support

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12.3. Grievance Cell

A Students’ Grievance Redressal Cell has been functioning in the College. The cell

includes the principal, selected staff members and student representatives. The Staff

Councils (Teaching and Non-Teaching) also play an important role in enforcing

discipline as well as redressing grievances of the students.

Member of the Grievance Cell

1. Dr. Amitava Dutta (Convenor)

2. Dr. (Mr.) Suchismita Debnath (Member)

3. Prof. Pankaj Dutta (Member)

4. Prof. Mahadev Barman (Member)

5. Sri. Partha Sarathi Raha (Member)

6. General Secretary, Students' Union (Member)

Note: For issues & quires, please contact the Convenor (Ph. +919732000782) or use

the "Contact us" form of the College website: http://dinhatacollege.ac.in/students-

welfare.php.

12.4. Anti-Ragging Cell

The institution has an Anti-Ragging Cell. The details of the cell are displayed on the

notice board. The Cell functions regularly and fortunately no case of ragging has been

reported so far. As per the Government rule students are to submit their affidavit not

to involve in ragging of any sort.

The College offers the following schemes:

• Free studentship granted to the poor but meritorious students

• Computer Literacy Programme at subsidized rate

• Free Entry in Service Coaching for the students

• Hostel facility at low lodging charges

• Free net browsing facility

• Free health check-up camps

• Free cycle stand for parking bicycles and two-wheelers for students

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• Differently-abled persons’ friendly campus.

12.5. Members of the Anti-Ragging Cell

1. Prof Pradip Chandra Saha (Convenor)

2. Dr. Amitava Datta (Member)

3. Prof. (Mrs.) Sukla Das (Member)

4. Prof. Bappa Sarkar (Member)

5. Prof. (Mrs) Sampa Deb Karmakar (Member)

Note: For issues & quires, please contact the Convenor (Ph. +919434240655) or use

the "Contact us" form of the College website: http://dinhatacollege.ac.in/students-

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13. Awards & Prizes

he students of Dinhata College are awarded the following medals every year as

per their performance at the following subjects in the University Examinations.

13.1. Prizes and awards

• Nripendra Mohan Saha Smriti Padak- Philosophy. Sulakshana Devi Smriti

Puraskar - Political Science

• Srinath Smriti Padak - B.Com. Honours

• Nanda Rani Smriti Padak (for female students) - B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Final

Examinations

• B.R. Dey Memorial Medal - English

• In addition, the College is felicitating the highest mark scorers in Different

Honours Subjects in the University Final Examinations.

13.2. Success

The College has achieved remarkable success during the earlier years, a few of which

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• Madhumita Goswami, First Class First, B.Sc. (Mathematics Honours), NBU,

2007.

• Susmita Datta, First Class First, B.A. (Philosophy Honours), NBU, 2005.

• Debashis Sarkar, First Class First, B.Sc. (Physics Honours), NBU, 2007;

presently Research Scholar in S. N. Bose Institute, Kolkata.

• Dipak Barman, Second Class First, B.A. (History Honours), NBU.

• Ezarul Hoque, 55.67% in B.A. (Bengali Honours), NBU, 2010; First Class

First, M.A. (Bengali), Aligarh Muslim University, 2012.

• Pooja Jain, First Class First, B.Com. (Commerce Honours), NBU.

• Mosaref Hussain, B.Sc. (Physics Honours), NBU, 2010; First Class First,

M.Sc. (Physics), Assam University, 2012.

Table 11. Results and performance sheet of Students of Dinhata College: 2013-2015

Programmes

Number

Appeared

Number

Qualified

Pass

percentag

e

Number

Appeared

Number

qualified

Pass

percentag

e

2014 2015

B.A.

(Honours)

ENGLISH

Part-I 111 80 72 86 37 43

Part-II 52 41 79 76 66 87 Part III 53 38 72 49 37 76

BENGALI

Part-I 106 95 90 104 83 80

Part-II 76 65 86 89 84 94

Part-III 79 69 87 74 66 89

HISTORY

Part-I 81 52 64 60 45 75

Part-II 72 57 79 55 47 85 Part-III 73 59 81 66 58 88

PHILOSOPHY

Part-I 61 45 74 52 33 63

Part-II 62 54 87 44 37 84

Part-III 42 38 90 55 51 93

POL. SCIENCE

Part-I 34 24 71 18 07 39

Part-II 24 14 58 22 14 64

Part-III 20 12 60 20 13 65

ECONOMICS*

Part-I ― ― ― ― ― ―

Part-II ― ― ― ― ― ―

Part-III ― ― ― ― ― ―

B.Sc.

(Honours) MATHEMATICS

Part-I 40 36 90 33 30 91

Part-II 31 29 94 36 35 97

Part-III 25 24 96 28 26 93


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CHEMESTRY

Part-I 18 03 17 19 11 58

Part-II 04 03 75 03 03 100

Part-III 04 01 25 06 04 67

PHYSICS

Part-I 19 05 26 30 25 83

Part-II 15 14 93 09 09 100

Part-III 08 06 75 13 12 92

B.Com. (Honours)

ACCOUNTANCY

Part I 21 19 90 11 08 73

Part II 08 08 100 18 17 94

Part III 16 13 81 11 09 82

B.A. (General)

Part I 3144 2795 89 3012 2527 84

Part II 2020 1909 95 2069 1929 93

Part III 1552 1344 87 2044 1611 79

B. Sc. (General)

Part I 86 55 64 113 85 75

Part II 49 45 92 48 43 90

Part III 25 23 92 44 42 95

B.Com. (General)

Part I 07 03 43 09 02 22

Part II ― ― ― 03 03 100

Part III 02 02 100 ― ― ― *No student was admitted in Economics (Honours) in the academic year 2013-2014. **Honours courses in Zoology and Botany have started from 2015.

13.2 Free Coaching for S.S.C. Examination and other competitive examinations

With financial assistance from the UGC, the College provides Free Coaching for

desirous candidates appearing in various competitive examinations like School

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14. Research, Seminar and publication of Wall magazine

he Research Sub-Committee of the College facilitates and monitors research

activities of the College. The Committee encourages the faculty members to

apply minor/major research projects. The Convenor along with the members, UGC

Sub-Committee constituted by the College, keeps track of the schemes of UGC &

other bodies like DST etc. The Committee motivates the teachers about the various

fellowships and helps to apply for the same. Some of the teachers have completed

their Ph.D. while others have already been enrolled for it. Some of the faculty

members have undertaken Minor & Major Research Projects from UGC & DST.

Some of the teachers on their personal capacity have also made a quasi- collaborative

research works with other institutions. For more information, please visit:

http://dinhatacollege.ac.in/research.php.

14.1. Organising Seminars, Special Lectures and Workshops and Publication of

Wall Magazines

The various Departments of the `College organise National, State and Local Level

(Departmental) Seminars, Workshops and Invited Lectures on regular basis. Students’

participation in those has been too generous.

Table 12. Workshops/ training programmes/ sensitization programmes

Sl. No.

Topic Category Organising Department(s) Date

1. The issues of enclaves: A Question of National

Sovereignty”

Sensitization Political Science 12th March 2015

2. On Indian Culture and Moral Philosophy

Seminar Philosophy And History 8th July 2015

3. The Utility of Philosophy

Seminar Philosophy 15th October 2015

4. Is Indian Philosophy Pessimistic?

Seminar Philosophy 23rd December

2015

5. Recent Advances in Chemistry

Invited Lecture Chemistry 14th August 2015

6. Kabhi Sarbavouma Rabindranath

Seminar Bengali & English 9th

June2015

7. “Reviewing Dickens Bicentenary”

Collaborative

Seminar with

English 22 March, 2013

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University B. T.&

Evening College

8. “Changing Directions of The Postcolonial

Indian Theatre”

Collaborative

Seminar with

University B. T.&

Evening College

English 29th September

2015

9. Socio-Economic-Political Thoughts of

Ray Saheb Panchanan

Barma

UGC Sponsored

National Seminar

Deptartments of Political

Science and Commerce

26-27 Sept. 2015

10. Three-day Drama Festival at Nripendra

Narayan Smriti Sadan,

Dinhata

Sensitization

Programme

Dept. of English, Dinhata

College in collaboration

with Dept. of English,

B.T.& Evening College,

Cooch Behar

28.9.15 to

30.9.2015

11. State of Commerce Education

Invited Talk Department of Commerce 07.12.2015

12. “Globalisation and Its Impact on Politics”

Seminar Political Science 15.12.2015

13. Renaissance in Political Thoughts

Seminar Political Science 15.12.2015

14. Role of Self-help Groups as Catalyst in

Rural Livelihood

UGC Sponsored

National Seminar

Departments of

Economics and

Commerce

19-20 Dec. 2015

15 Insurance Marketing in India

Departmental

Seminar

Department of Economics 03.10.2015

16 Foreign Trade in India Guest Lecture Department of Economics 13.10.2015

17 Save the Girl Child Guest Lecture Dinhata College 21.11.2015

18 Through Youth Development

Programme

Environment and

Cultural Conservation

and Alternative

Livelihood

Departmental

Seminar

Department of Economics 27.11.2015

19 Noticeable features of Harappan culture

Departmental

Seminar

Department of History 20.11.2015

20 Genesis of the Indian National Congress

Departmental

Seminar


21 Cold War and its different aspects

Departmental

Seminar


22 Vaishnava Padavali Departmental Seminar

Departments of History &

Bengali

10.12.2015

23 Value Education Special Lecture by Swami

Jnanalokananda

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All the Departments initiate to publish Wall Magazines which help the students

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15. Future Plan of Action he College has important plans lined up for the future, a few of which are

depicted below.

• The College is trying its best to develop the overall infrastructure so that it can achieve Autonomous Status.

• The College aspires to start Post-Graduation Courses in future.

• The College plans to hold more International and National Level Seminars in the coming academic year.

• The College plans to take up several initiatives in improving the overall teaching and learning process by inviting academicians from across the country

and abroad to deliver lectures, facilitating teachers take part in various

enrichment programmes for the benefit of the students and so on.

• The College plans to build central instrumentation facilities for the science departments.

• The College plans to build a sports complex in its compound.

• The College plans to open new courses like Honours Courses in Geography, Sanskrit, Sociology, Computer Science and so on.

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ANNEXURE I

Table 13. Members of the Governing Body

1. Sri Narayan Chandra Deb President, G.B.

2. Dr. Sadhan Chandra Kar Principal, & Secretary (Ex-Officio) 3. Sri Asim Nandi Member, Govt. Nominee 4. Sri Partha Nath Sarkar Member, Govt. Nominee 5. Dr. Amal Mandal Member, University Nominee 6. Prof. Subhasis Bhattacharya Member, University Nominee 7. Vacant Teachers' Representative 8. Dr. Debashish Das Teachers' Representative 9. Sri Pradip Chandra Saha Teachers' Representative

10. Sri Sujit Dasgupta Non-Teaching Staff Representative 11. Sri Satish Chandra Mali Non-Teaching Staff Representative 12. Pintu Haque Students' Representative

Table. 14. Members of the Teaching Staff

Principal Dr. Sadhan Chandra Kar, (Associate Professor of Economics on lien w.e.f. 02.07.2015)

Deptt. of Bengali 1 Dr. Amitava Datta, Associate Professor 2 Dr. Suchismita Debnath, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Subhash Chandra Das, Assistant Professor

Deptt. of English 1 Sri Joy Mukherjee, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Avishek Saha, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Mahadev Barman, Assistant Professor 4 Mostafizar Rahaman (Part-time Lecturer, College Sponsored.)

Deptt. of Economics 1 Dr. Sadhan Chandra Kar, Associate Professor (on lien) 2 Dr. Amlan Majumder, Assistant Professor & Head 3 Sri Sushil Chandra Biswas, Assistant Professor & Programme

Officer, NSS Unit I. Deptt. of Geography 1 Sri Bappa Sarkar, Assistant Professor & Head

2 Sri Pallab Roy (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 3 Sri Tanmay Saha(Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Deptt. of History 1 Sri Pankaj Datta, Associate Professor & Head 2 Smt. Anindita Basu Biswas, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Prosenjoy Das (Part Time Lecturer, College Sponsored) 4 Sri. Nitya Sundar Roy Mandal (Guest Lecturer) 5 Smt. Payel Kar (Guest Lecturer)

Deptt. of Philosophy 1 Dr. Md. Ferdosh Islam, Associate Professor & Head 2 Sri Sunil Roy, Assistant Professor & & Programme Officer, NSS

Unit II. 3 Smt. Sampa Roy (Part-time Lecturer, Govt. Sponsored)) 4 Ajidul Miah (Guest Lecturer)


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5 Lucky Biswas (Guest Lecturer) Deptt. of Physical Education

1 Sri. Dipu Barman (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 2 Sudipta Ghosh (Instructor, College Sponsored)

Deptt. of Political Science

1 Sri. Pradip Chandra Saha, Associate Professor & Head 2 Smt. Sukla Das, Assistant Professor 3 Sri. Sapan Tamang, Assistant Professor 4 Sri Jiban Kumar Sen (Part-time Lecturer, Govt. Sponsored) 5 Rintu Mahanta (Guest Lecturer) 6 Atul Chandra Biswas (Guest Lecturer)

Deptt. of Sanskrit 1 Smt. Priya Dutta (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 2 Smt. Tini Chakraborty (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Deptt. of Sociology 1 Md. Asraf Ali Mondal (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of Commerce 1 Dr. Surya Narayan Roy, Assistant Professor & Head

2 Sri. Dipak Kundu, Assistant Professor

Deptt. of Physics 1 Dr. Prabir Kumar Haldar, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri. Niharendu Barman , Assistant Professor 3 Sri. Narendra Nath Mukherjee (Part-time Lecturer, College

sponsored) 4 Sri. Hasanur Rahaman (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 5 Sri. Abu BakkarSiddik(Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Deptt. of Chemistry 1 Dr. Debashis Das, Associate Professor & Head 2 Sri. Passang Tshering Lepcha, Assistant Professor 3 Smt. Rimi Roy, Assistant Professor 4 Sri. Pratik Roy Gupta (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 5 Sri. Soumyadip Boral (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Deptt. of Computer Science

- Expected to have at least two Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored for the current academic session

Deptt. of Mathematics 1 Sri. Ranjan Barman, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Dr. Mritunjoy Ghosh, Assistant Professor 3 Sri. Sujoy Sarkar (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 4 Smt. Rimpa Saha (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Deptt. of Botany 1 Dr. Kishore Kumar Thapa, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri. Sanjib Saha (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Deptt. of Zoology 1 Sri. Manjil Gupta, Assistant Professor & Head & Superintendent of Boys’ Hostel

2 Sri. Debadri Kumar Sarkar (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Librarian 1 Smt. Dawa Doma Sherpa


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Table 15. Members of administrative staff (permanent) 1. Sri. Sujit Dasgupta (Head Clerk) 2. Sri. Pradip Roy Gupta (Storekeeper, Deptt. of Chemistry & Accountant- in- charge) 3. Sri. Dipak Kumar Kar, Lab. Assistant, Deptt. of Chemistry 4. Smt. Shikha Biswas, Typist 5. Sri. Satish Chandra Mali, Sweeper 6. Sri. Lakshman Chandra Saha, Peon (Library) 7. Sri. Badal Basak, Guard 8. Sri. Badal Chandra Das, Sweeper 9. Sri. Ashananda Saha, Clerk 10. Sri. Ajit Kumar Saha, Lab. Attendant, Dept. of Physics 11. Sri. Kamal Debnath, Guard 12. Sri. Bhanu Roy Mandal, Peon (Office) 13. Sri. Paresh Chandra Das, Peon (Office) 14. Sri. Bejoy Krishna Roy, Typist 15. Sri. Partha Sarathi Raha, Lab. Attendant, Deptt. of Zoology 16. Md. Mazizer Rahaman, Lab. Attendant, Deptt. of Botany 17. Sri. Chandan Kar, Clerk 18. Sri. Amitava Roy, Lab. Attendant, Deptt. of Chemistry

Table 13. Members of administrative staff (on purely contractual basis)

1 Sri. Gopal Bose 13 Sri. Tinku Bhattacharya 2 Sri. Nisith Kumar Sarkar 14 Md. Bablu Miah 3 Sri. Tushar Kanti Pal 15 Sri. Swapan Saha 4 Sri. Debashis Chakraborty (Paltu) 16 Smt. Mousumi Guha Rakshit 5 Md. Rafiqul Hoque (Bablu) 17 Sri. Santanu Das 6 Smt. Shefali Chakraborty 18 Smt. Santona Roy Bagchi 7 Smt. Doli Ghatak 19 Md. Hasan Ali 8 Smt. Shiuli Saha 20 Sri. Subrata Saha (Tatai) 9 Md. Mehebub Elahi Ali 21 Sri. Ajoy Harijan 10 Sri. Anup Modak (Sadhu) 22 Sri. Swarup Chakroborty 11 Sri. Arup Saha 23 Sri. Nishit Kr. Mandal

12 Sri. Subrata Saha (Nimai) 24 Md. Sahajahan Mia

25. Sri. Arijit Bhattacharja

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