Prospectus of Bangabasi Morning College Final Copy · 2020. 11. 25. · Sri Ashok Kumar Deb...

2020-2021

PROSPECTUS

BANGABASI MORNING COLLEGE(RE-ACCREDITEDWITHGRADE‘A’BYNAAC)

19,RajkumarChakrabortySarani,Kolkata-700009

Phone:(033)2350-9210,2360-7586E-mail:[email protected]::Web:www.bangabasimorning.edu.in

SriAshokDeb,PresidentoftheGoverningBody,beingfelicitated

attheAnnualSocial

PrizeDistributionCeremonyofAnnualSports

BloodDonationCamporganisedintheCollege

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AcharyaGirishChandraBoseFounderofBangabasiGroupofCollegesBirth:29.10.1853Death:02.01.1939

SriPrasantaKumarBoseFounderBangabasiMorningCollegeBirth:28.3.1906Death:06.08.1995

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MEMBERSOFTHEGOVERNINGBODY

Prof.ShipraHalderSecretary,Teacher-in-Charge

SriAshokKumarDeb(M.L.A.)President

Dr.SuparnaBanerjeeNomineeoftheUniversityofCalcutta

Dr.ProsenjitMukherjeeNomineeoftheUniversityofCalcutta

Dr.PrasantaKr.MaitiGOvt.Nominee,W.B.

SriJaharlalDasGOvt.Nominee,W.B.

Dr.AnindaSarkarRepresentativefromtheTeachingStaff

Dr.AmitavaDuttaRepresentativefromtheTeachingStaff

Dr.AsutoshKumarRepresentativefromtheTeachingStaff

SriKajalDasguptaNomineeofHigherEducation,D.P.I

SriSanjayKr.PandeyRepresentativefromtheNon-TeachingStaff RepresentativeofStudents'Council

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PrincipalPrasantaKumarBose,theillustriousandworthysonofAcharyaGirishChandraBose,founderofBangabasiCollege,aneminenteducationistofBengal, foundedtheMorningsectionoftheBangabasiCollegefortheneedyemployedstudentsin1940toteachCommerce.

In 1944Principal Bose opened up theArts and Science faculties in the evening time. FinallyemployedwomenwerealsoenrolledasstudentsbyPrincipalBose.ThroughtheintroductionofthePhaseReductionSchemeoftheUniversityGrantsCommission,BangabasiMorningCollegecameintoaseparateexistenceon11April,1965;undertheguidanceanddirectionofPrincipalPrasantaKumarBose.AtthattimethereweretenthousandstudentsinBangabasiCollege,butthenumberofstudentsinthecollegesofWestBengalhadtobereducedaspertheUniversityGrantsCommissionscheme.InaccordancewiththeScheme, Bangabasi Collegewas split up into three seperate colleges. Themorning shiftwas namedBangabasiMorningCollegeunderaseparateGoverningBody.DuringtheSecondWorldWarabranchoftheBangabasiCollegewasestablishedinKushtia(nowinBangladesh)in1942,asthepeopleofKolkataweretroubledbythebombingofJapanesetroops.AftertheSecondWorldWaritwasclosed.

BangabasiMorningCollege is located in the vicinity of Sealdah Station inKolkata. BangabasiCollegeisaneducationalinstitutionwitharichculturaltraditioninitsbackground.Ithaditsgenesisintheprophetic vision and spirit of sacri�icial dedication of Acharya Girish Chandra Bose. At the outset,BangabasiCollegewasfoundedunderprivatemanagementin1887andhadasitsguidinginspirationthegeniusofPanditIswarChandraVidyasagar.Theaimofthecollegewasbasicallytwo-fold-tocatertothegrowingdemandforhighereducationandtonurturethespiritofnationalisminthemindsofyounglearnersundercolonicalyoke.Itmarkedanindirectprotest-challengingthenarroweducationalpolicyoftheHunterCommission.

ThisinstitutionseminallyemergedfromBangabasiSchool,foundedbyAcharyaGirishChandraBosein1855inBowbazarStreet.Thecollegemovedintoitspresentpremisesat19,ScottLane(nowRajKumarChakrabortySarani)in1903.

The College derived its name from the then patriotic newspaper Bangabasi. Acharya GirishChandraBose,amanofastoundingpersonalityandforesight,�illedwithamissionaryzealofpatrioticreverberation,plantedthissaplingat16,BowbazarStreeton1June,1887,withonly�iveteachersandtwelvestudents.Thesaplingwithstoodthestormsandstressesofthedecadesandnowlikeaverybigbanyantreegivesshadeandextendssheltertoseveralthousandstudentsofmeritandability,hundredsofteachersandwith real integrityandacquisitionandmanynon-teachersof admirableef�iciency.Thecollegehasacompositeamalgumofacademicsandstudentcommunity.

DuringthedaysofalienruletheInstitutionservedasarefugeforpoliticalsufferersstudentsaswell as teachers. The nationalist spirit nurtured by the College was amply evident in the activeparticipationofstudentsandteachersintheagitationagainstthepartitionofBengalin1905andalsointheCivilDisobedienceMovementculminatinginthesupremesacri�iceofmartyrJatindraNathDas,anundergraduatestudentofthecollege,inhisepicfastforuntodeathinLahoreJailon13September,1929.

SomeoftheillustriousteachersofthisCollegesuchasLadlyMohanMitraandSatyanandaRoy,werethepioneerstoextendthefacilitiesofhighereducationtothetoilingmassoftheworkingstudentswhowerecompelledtoengagethemselvesindifferentjobsintheday-timeandweredeprivedofcollegeeducation,byopeningthemorningclassesunderthebannerofBangabasiMorningCollege.

BRIEFHISTORYOFTHECOLLEGE

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Since its inception,BangabasiMorningCollegehasembarkedonthetaskofinstillingavalue-based nationalistic knowledge-basea long wi th sc ien t i � i c unders tand ing .Disseminating knowledge in society by thisholistic and futuristic model of education asconceived by its illustrious founder AcharyaGirish Chandra Bose has been the primarymission of this Institution. Throughout itshistory Bangabasi Morning College hasdedicated itself to the cause of the poor andunderprivilegedstudents. It isstillcontinuingthis mission by arranging scholarships,stipends from different agencies and bygranting free and subsidised studentship and�inancialsupport to thepoorandmeritoriousstudents from the Students' Aid Fund of theCollege.Beingmorningcollege,thisInstitutionisservinganothersocialneed,thatisextendingthe educational opportunities to the studentswho are engaged in different jobs in variousparts of the city of Kolkata and its outskirtsduringthedaytime.Infact,themainaimofthiscollegehasalwaysbeentoprovideeducationalopportunitiestothepoor,underprivilegedandin-servicestudents,asubstantialproportionofwhom are �irst-generation learners. Althoughthecollegedoesnothavetherequisiteauthoritytodesignthecurricula,theteachersarealwayskeentohandlethedifferentpartsofthesyllabi�lexiblyaccordingtheneedsofthelearners.TheCollegehaswide-rangingcoursesfromalmostall themajor streams to offer to its students.Keeping in mind to the local, regional andnational needs the College has, from time totime introduced a range of new courses andupgraded the existing courses so that thestudentsareexposedtothechangingneedsofour society. The College also regularly seekspeerreviewsfromdifferentacademiciansandre-orients its activities as and when somevaluable suggestions for change come.BangabasiMorningCollegeiswhole-heartedlydedicated to the all-round development ofpersonality of all its students by imparting avalue-based, liberal, modern and self-relianteducation.

GOALSANDOBJECTIVESOFTHECOLLEGE

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IshwarChandraVidyasagar

(Born:26thSeptember1820)

(Died:29thJuly1891)

Af�iliated to theUniversity of Calcutta inaccordancewiththe2(f)and12(b)clausesoftheUniversity Grants Commission, BangabasiMorningCollege isstillagreatexampleofaco-educationalInstitutionduringthemorningtimeoffering three-year Honours course in differentsubjects. In its continuing endeavour forimpartingeducationtoallitsstudents,includingasubstantial proportion of �irst-generationlearners, in a simple but effective manner thecollegehasmadeitsmarkasoneofthepremieracademicinstitutionsinthestateofWestBengal.Itscontributioninextendingfrontiersofsociallysigni�icantknowledgeiswell-manifestedthroughits illustriousalumniasmanyof itsex-studentsholdkeypositions invarious �ieldsbothwithinthe country and Many eminent educationists,ministers, Policy-makers, doctors, technocrats,bureaucrats and socialworkers have graduatedfromthisCollege.ThisCollege isnowmakingaspecialeffortforplacementofstudentsattheendofcollege-life.Thus,wehaverecentlyintroducedself-�inancingcoursesandareplanning toopenmoreinthenearfuture.TheCollegeiscommittedtoprovidinganeducationthatisconsistentwiththeneedsofanevolvingknowledge-basedsociety.

It istobementionedwithpridethatourCollegehasbeenre-accreditedwith"A"gradebythe National Assessment and AccreditationCouncil(NAAC)inDecember2016.

SCALINGNEWHEIGHTS

Giventhepaucityofspaceandlimitationsoftimeimposedbythedynamicsofrunningthreecolleges in the samebuilding,weareheldbackfromincreasinghoursof teaching-learningandexpanding infrastructural facilities/componentsat virtually every turn. Such constraints canpotentially have a stagnating effect on theinstitution in the long run, especially resourcescannot be made satisfactorily available tosupplementhuman

resources,howeverrich,sincereandcommitted.In December 2016, to our great delight, suchapprehensions were dispelled when the entirecollegefraternityworked

togetherforre-accreditationbytheNAACPeerTeam and earned a much-coveted 'A Grade, averyrareinstanceforanycollegewhichdoesnothaveeventhebuildingexclusivelyforitself,nottomention it'smuch shorter and overlappingtime-span.Weareproudtosaythatnoteworthyresearch contributions from faculty membersacroosdepartmentsandmaximumutilizationofwhateverresourcesareavailableforcurricularandco-curricularactivitiesalikenavebeentheessentiallyenablingfactors;theyweregreatandcontinuetoremaininstrumentalinsettingourthe aspirations high. If funds from the UGC,recommendationsbytheNAACPeerTeamandjudicious planning on our part cater insynchronicity,awecancertainlyraise thebarandachieve-likethe'A'Grade-muchmore,someof which, eve3n we ourselves cannot foreseenow.

MOTTO

ThemottoinscribedintheemblemoftheCollegeupholdstheidealsoftheInstitution.ItistakenfromtheBhagbadgita:

Itisthroughreverentialquestioningthatonelearns,andthatknowledgeultimatelyhelpsrender service to the cause of humanity. TheCollege,with its glorious tradition in teachingand scholarship, continues in its task ofd isseminat ing higher and progressiveeducation, holding high ideals of the mottoengravedintheemblemoftheCollege.Thebasictenetoftheinstitutionis:

Pay homage to your Institution, LearnthroughQuestioning, Render Service toHumanity.

ACHIEVEMENTS

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“Anyonewhohasnevermadeamistakehasnevertriedanythingnew.” —AlbertEinstein

MEMBERSOFTHEGOVERNINGBODY

PresidentSriAshokKumarDeb(M.L.A.)

SecretaryProf.ShipraHalderTeacher-in-Charge

NomineesofGovt.SriJaharlalDas(Advocate)

Dr.PrasantaKr.Maiti

NomineeofH.Edn,DPISriKajalDasgupta(Advocate)

NomineesoftheUniversityofCalcuttaDr.ProsenjitMukhereeDr.SuparnaBanerjee

RepresentativesfromtheTeachingStaffDr.AsutoshKumarDr.AmitavaDuttaDr.AnindyaSarkar

RepresentativefromtheNon-TeachingStaffSriSanjayKumarPandey

Students'RepresentativeGeneralSecretary,Students'Council

Theprosperityofacountrydepends,notontheabundanceofitsrevenues,notonthestrengthofitsforti�ications,noronthebeautyofitspublicbuildingsbutit consists in the number of its cultivated citizens, in itsmen of education,enlightenmentandcharacter—MartinLuther

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FACULTIES

PRINCIPAL TEACHER-IN-CHARGEDr.SandeepSinha,Ph.D.(J.U.),Post–Doc. Prof.ShipraHalder,M.Com.(BirminghametOxford)[OnLeave]

BURSARDr.AsutoshKumar,M.A.,Ph.D.

Anthropology

Dr.PrasenjitSarkar,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssociateProfessorSmt.ChumuSherpa,M.Sc.,AssistantProfessorSmt.AmitaMazumder,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

Bengali

Dr.MadanChandraKaran,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorDr.SanchitaBose,M.A.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessor(OnLien)Dr.MalabikaBhowmick,M.A.,M.Ed.,Blis,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSriBandiramMandi,M.A.,AssistantProfessorSriPriyadarsiMandal,M.A.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

Botany

Dr.PapiyaSaha,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorDr.RadharamanBar,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorDr.TrayeeBiswas,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSriSouravSengupta,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-IISmt.ParamitaChatterjee,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

Chemistry

Dr.Atreyee(Mukherjee)Basu,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorDr.AmitavaDutta,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssociateProfessorDr.AmitKumarDutta,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSriSoumyajitSeth,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-ISriUtpalPradhan,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

Commerce

Smt.ShipraHalder,M.Com.,AssociateProfessorSmt.MoumitaSarkar(Samanta),M.Com.,M.Phil.,AssistantProfessorDr.PriyankaSaha,M.Com.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSk.MustakAhmed,M.Com.,ACMA,AssistantProfessorDr.SubhabrataDinda,M.C.A.,M.Tech(CSE),StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-IISriBiswajitSarkar,M.Com.,LLB,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–IISmt.RiyaKarmakar,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–IISriDebasisBiswas,M.Com.,CollegeAppointedFull-Timeteacher

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FACULTIES

ComputerScience

Dr.SaptarshiGoswami,M.Tech.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSmt.SusmitaKoner,M.Sc,M.Tech.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-IISriMithunKumarBhowal,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-IISmt.PallaviRoy,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-ISriBhabaniPrasadRoy,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-IISmt.PallabiDutta,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–I

Economics

Dr.BimalSarkar,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorDr.NilanjanPatra,M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSmt.PallabiPaul,M.A.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

English

Dr.RonitaRoy,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,AssociateProfessorSriArupDebnath,M.A.,M.Ed.,M.Phil.,AssistantProfessorSriAnindyaSen,M.A.,M.Phil.,AssistantProfessorSriKunalKumarHalder,M.A.,B.Ed.,AssistantProfessor

Geography

Smt.AditiDas,M.Sc.,B.Ed.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-IISmt.RiyaRoy,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

Hindi

Dr.AsutoshKumar,M.A.,Ph.D.,AssociateProfessorDr.SreeparnaTarafder,M.A.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSriPiyushKantRai,M.A.,M.Phil.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-ISmt.PujaGupta,M.A.,M.Phil.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–I

History

Dr.SandeepSinha,Ph.D.(J.U.),Post-Doc(BirminghametOxford),Principal[OnLeave]SriDebasishChowdhury,M.A.,AssistantProfessor,NCCOf�icerDr.PriyankaMallick,M.A.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSriSaptarshiChakraborty,M.A.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-ISmt.SwetaDey,M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

Mathematics

SriParthaBhattacharya,M.Sc.,M.Phil.,AssociateProfessorSriPrithwirajHalder,M.Sc.,AssistantProfessorSriBikashChandraMondal,M.Sc.,B.Ed.,AssistantProfessor

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FACULTIES

Philosophy

Smt.SuklaSarkar(Das),M.A.,AssistantProfessor

Physics

Dr.MukulKumarMitra,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,Post-Doc[JISTEC,JAPAN],AssociateProfessorDr.AnindyaSarkar,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSriSouvikPrasad,M.Sc.,AssistantProfessorDr.NilormiBiswas,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorSriChinmoySikdar,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–IIMdLuckyDildar,M.Sc.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

PoliticalScience

Smt.AjeyaSarkar,M.A.,AssociateProfessorDr.TulikaChakravorty,M.A.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessor.NSSProgrammeOf�icerSriAtulCh.Biswas,M.A.,M.Phil.,AssistantProfessorSmt.AmritaChowdhury,M.A.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–II

Urdu

Smt.SabihaTazeen,M.A.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-ISmt.SajdaBano,M.A.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category-II

Zoology

Dr.SreejataBiswas,M.Sc.,B.Ed.,Ph.D.,AssociateProfessorSriSubrataHasda,M.Sc.,B.Ed.,AssistantProfessorDr.AnirbanRoy,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessorDr.SujoySarkar,M.Sc.,Ph.D.,StateAidedCollegeTeacher,Category–I

Instructors

SriAniruddhaPal,B.Sc.(GLI),ChemistrySriSanjoyChakraborty,M.Sc.,L.L.B.,M.B.A.(GLI),Zoology

Librarian

SriSrimantaPal,M.Com.,MLISC

PhysicalInstructor(Gymnasium)

SriRanadeepDas

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“Youcanteachastudentalessonforaday;butifyoucanteachhimtolearnbycreatingcuriosity,hewillcontinuethelearningprocessaslongashelives.” —ClayP.Bedford

SeminaroflQAConDiabetesandStressManagement

SeminaronvaluebasedEducationOrganisedbyNSS

TeachersofDepartmentofComputerScienceinNewCampus

WorkshopofCommerceDepartment

Parent-TeacherMeetingofPoliticalScienceDepartment

SeminaronconservationofAnimalsinZoologyDepartment

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FieldWorkconductedbyAnthropologyDepartment

FieldWorkonEnvironmentalStudies

FieldWorkofGeographyDepartment

MuseumvisitbyMathematicsandPhysicsDepartment

FieldworkinChilapataForest,VWestBengalconductedbyDepartmentofZoology

NSSCampwiththechildrenofAnandaNiketan

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NON-TEACHINGSTAFF

SriSwapanBhaduri,HeadClerkSriMunnaDas,CashOf�iceSmt.Sipra(Mitra)Halder,CashierSriDeepanMalakar,ClerkSriBabudadanSingh,PeonSriJibanKundu,Peon(Principal'sRoom)SriDebasisSaha,Peon(ProfessorsLounge)SriBirendraSingh,NightWatchmanSmt.RinaRoy,LadyAttendantSriMohanDusad,SweeperSmt.GokhliDusad,SweeperSriSouvikBose,Principal'sRoomMd.SyedAsif,GroupC*SriSwagataPal,Clerk*Smt.SusmitaDutta,Clerk*SriTamalSanyal,Clerk*SriJoydeep Kundu, Of�ice Attendant-cum-ComputerOperator*Smt.AyanishaPaul,Clerk*SriVinodKr.Misra,Clerk*SriRajibKumarShaw,Principal’sRoom*SriAbhishekShaw,Clerk*SriBijoyRoy,Clerk*SriSomenChakraborty,Of�icePeon*SriSandeepSingh,DurwanSri Satish Kr. Singh, Care Taker cum Attendant(2ndCampus)*SriSailendraKr.Singh,Guard(2ndCampus)*SriDilipPaswan,Sweeper*SriPranabeshSahoo,Attendant(CashOf�ice)*SriSandipDholey,Attendant(Gymnasium)*

Anthropology

SriGaneshPadaDas,SkilledLab.AttendantSriChiranjibSingha,Lab.Attendant

Botany

Mrs.PiyaliParveen,LaboratoryAssistant”SriRabiNarayanMahanty,SpecimenCollectorSriDebasisJana,Lab.Attendant”Smt.RimitaDas,Lab.Attendant*

Chemistry

SriSudarshanBehera,Lab.Attendant(Skilled)SriBiswajitDas,Lab.Attendant*SriSumanKr.Singh,Lab.Attendant*SriTapasJana,Lab.Attendant*

ComputerScience

SriRatanRamGond,Lab.Attendant

Physics

SriRajarshiBhattacharya,Lab.Attendant*SriPunitKr.Singh,Lab.Attendant*

Zoology

SriSamyabrataDas,LaboratoryAssistant*SriJitendraSingh,LaboratoryAttendant*SriKartickPaul,LaboratoryAttendant*

Library

SriSanjayKumarPandey,LibraryClerkSmt.KakaliPandey,LibraryAssistant*Smt.AmitKr.Singh,LibraryAssistantSriAsitBaranJana,Peon(Library)SriRahulDas,Peon(Library)

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*ContractualStaff

“Wecaneasilymanageifwewillonlytake,eachday,theburdenappointedtoit.Buttheloadwillbetooheavyforusifwecarryyesterday’sburdenoveragaintoday,andthenaddtheburdenofthemorrowbeforewearerequiredtobearit” —JohnNewton

POSTGRADUATECOURSES

POSTGRADUATECOURSESUNDERVIDYASAGARUNIVERSITY(DDE)

INBANGABASIMORNINGCOLLEGE

Post Graduate Courses under the Directorate of Distance Education (D.D. E.) of VidyasagarUniversity.Midnaporehasbeenintroducedin2014.

COURSESOFFERED

History

EnvironmentalScienceAppliedMathematicsChemistry

TheCollegeAuthorityhasalsodecidedtointroducePostGraduateCoursesunderD.D.E.inHindisoon.Agoodnumberofstudentshadalready fromsuccessfullycompletedthePostGraduationCoursethisInstitution.

Highlyquali�ied and experienced teachers are engaged in teachingprocess. The equipments,machineryandICTfacilitiesareadequatelyprovidedtothestudentstosupportthetheoryandpracticalclasses.Educationaltoursaspersyllabusarealsoconductedwithspecialcare.

M.A.in-

M.Sc.in-

M.Com.

TheSecondCampusat:34,SuryaSenStreet,Kolkata-700009

ofourCollegeismostlydedicatedforP.G.Courses.

"Bearinmindthatthewonderfulthingsyoulearninyourbooksaretheworkofmanygenerations,producedbyenthusiasticefortandin�initelabourineverycountryintheworld.Allthisisputintoyourhandsasyourinheritanceinorderthatyoumayreceiveit,honourit,addtoit,andonedayfaithfullyhanditontoyourchildren.………ifyoualwayskeepthatinmindyouwill�indameaninginlifeandacquiretherightattitudetowardsnationsandages." —AlbertEinstein

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FieldstudyofZoologyHonoursStudents

CulturalProgrammeorganisedbyDepartmentofHindi

ExcursionofDepartmentofBotanytoDooars,NorthBengal

HealthCampinZoologyDepartment

ExcursionofDepartmentofEconomicsatGandhiGhat

FieldworkonEnvironmentalStudies

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HindiMelaorganisedbyDepartmentofHindi

ZoologyFieldworkinChandipurSeaBeach

Healthcheck-uporganisedbyI.Q.A.C.

SeminarLecturedeliveredbyDr.AsutoshKumar,HeadoftheDepartmentofHindi

DepartmentalSeminarbythestudentsofDepartmentofHindi ParticipationofNSSVolunteersin

GenderSensitisationWorkshopinGovernmentGirls'DegreeCollege,Kolkata

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RegulationrelatingtoAdmissionandExaminationsforthesemester-wiseThreeYearB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)CoursesofStudiesunderChoiceBasedCredit

System(CBCS)conductedbytheUniversityofCalcutta

In exercise of the powers conferred by Section-54 of The Calcutta University Act. 1979, theUniversity of Calcutta hereby makes the following Regulations for Semester-wise 3 yearB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)CoursesofStudiesunderCBCS,2018.

TheseshallapplytoeverycandidatepursuingtheaboveCoursesinthisUniversity.

Notwithstandinganythingcontainedinanyotherregulationsorrulesforthetimebeinginforcethestudy for theaboveCoursesshallbeguidedby theseRegulationseffective fromtheAcademicSession2018-2019.

1. TITLEANDCOMMENCEMENT

1.1.These Regulations shall be called THE REGULATIONS FOR SEMESTER-WISE THREE YEARB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus (Honours/General) DEGREE PROGRAMMES UNDER CBCS (CHOICE BASEDCREDITSYSTEM),UNIVERSITYOFCALCUTTA.

1.2. TheseRegulationsshallcomeintoforcewitheffectfromtheacademicsession2018-2019.

2. DURATIONOFTHEPROGRAMME

The3yearB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)Programmeshallbeforaminimumdurationofsix(6)consecutivesemestersofsix(6)monthseach,i.e.,three(3)years.TheoddsemesterwillstartordinarilyinthemonthofJulyandtheevensemesterinthemonthofJanuaryofeveryyear.

Acandidatepursuingaregularcourseofstudyforthree-yearsemester-wisedegreecourseshallhavetoclearallthesemestersinallrespectswithinasperof�iveyearsfromtheyearofadmissiontotheparticularcourseandcombination,failingwhichenrolmentofthecandidateshallstandcancelled.

3. APPLICABILITYOFTHEREGULATIONS

Theseregulationsshallbeapplicableto:

a. ThestudentswhoaretakingadmissiontotheB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)Coursefromtheacademicsession2018-2019.

b. The studentswhowere admitted in earlier sessions but did not enroll for B.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)Part-lExaminationsupto2018.

c. The students who were admitted in earlier sessions and enrolled for B.A./B. Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)Part-lExaminationsbutdidnotappearinPart-lExaminationsupto2018.

d. The students who were admitted in earlier sessions and appeared in B.A./B. Sc./B.Mus(Honours/General)Part IExaminations in2018orearlier shall continue tobeguidedby theexistingRegulationsofAnnualSystem.

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ADMISSIONREGULATIONS

4.(a) AcandidatewhohaspassedtheHigherSecondary(10+2)oritsequivalentExaminationiseligibletoseekadmissiontothe1styearofthe3year(sixsemester)B.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)CourseofStudiesprovideshe/shehasalsopassedinEnglishhavingfullmarksnotbeinglessthan100andfulfuillstheconditionsaslaiddowninClauses5,10,11and12.

CandidateswhohavepassedtheHigherSecondary(10+2)VocationalexaminationconductedbytheWest Bengal State Council of Vocational Education and Training shall be eligible to seekadmissiontotheB.A.(General)1styearCourseofStudiestakingthesubjectsunderHumanitiesDivisiononly.However,nocandidateshallbeallowedadmissionafteralapseofmorethan5yearsfromtheyearofpassingthepreviousqualifyingexamination.

Explanation:Theyearofadmissionshallnotbetakenintoaccountwhilecalculating�iveyearsfromtheyearofpassingthepreviousqualifyingExamination.

(b) StudentswhohavepassedtheHigherSecondary(10+2)ExaminationofitsequivalentfromtheAllIndiaBoards/Councils(i.e.CBSE,ISCandNationalInstituteofOpenSchooling)neednotrequiretosubmitMigrationCerti�icateforgettingRegistrationundertheUniversity.

5. For the purpose of determining eligibility for admission to the B.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours/General)Coursesaggregatemarksshallbecalculatedbyaddingthemarksintop-foursubjects in order of marks secured by a candidate. Marks in compulsory EnvironmentalEducation/Studiesshallnotbetakenintoaccountorcalculationofaggregatemarks.However,Ifthesubject'EnvironmentalScience'isstudiedasanelectivesubjectof100marks,itmaybetakenintoaccountforthepurposeofdeterminingtheaggregatemarks.

(A)ACANDIDATETAKINGUPHONOURSCOURSEINASUBJECTMUSTHAVEOBTAINED

i. Aminimumof50%marksintheaggregateand45%marksinthesubjectorrelatedsubjectatthepreviousqualifyingexamination[incaseofB.Mus.(Hons)45%marksintheaggregateand45%marksinthesubjectMusic,inthepreviousqualifyingexamination].

Orii. 55%marksinthesubjectorrelatedsubjetatthepreviousqualifyingexamination[incaseofB.

Mus.(Hons.)50%marksinthesubjectMusicatthepreviousqualifyingexamination.]Or

iii. 50%marksintheaggregatewhenthecandidatehasnotstudiedthesubjectinhis/herpreviousqualifyingexaminationsprovidedallotherclausesaresatis�ied[incaseofB.Mus.(Hons.)-45%marksintheaggregatewhenthecandidatehasnotstudiedthesubjectMusicinthepre-qualifyingexamination,CandidatesshallbeadmittedonthebasisoftheAdmissionTesttobeconductedbytheCollegeAuthorityconcerned).

(b) Candidates belonging to Reserved Categories taking up Honours Course of Studymust haveobtained aminimumof 40%marks in the aggregate or40%marks in the subject or relatedsubjectsatthepreviousqualifyingexamination,asthecasemaybe.

(c) ReservationPolicyforadmissioninthreeyear(sixsemesters)degreecoursesofstudiesshallbeguidedbytheWestBengalStateHigherEducationalInstitutions(ReservationinAdmission),Act,2013andtheWestBengalStateHigherEducationalInstitutions(ReservationinAdmission)Rules,2014.

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6. ATTENDANCE

6.1.Astudentattendingatleast75%ofthetotalnumberofclassesheldshallbeallowedtoappearattheconcernedSemesterExaminationssubjecttoful�illmentofotherconditionslaiddownintheregulations.

6.2.Astudentattendingatleast60%butlessthan75%ofthetotalnumberofclasses"heldshallbeallowedtoappearattheconcernedSemesterExaminationssubjecttothepaymentofprescribedcondonationfeesandful�illmentofotherconditionslaiddownintheregulations.

6.3.Astudentattendinglessthan60%ofthetotalnumberofclasses*heldshallnotbeallowedtoappearattheconcernedSemesterExaminationsandhe/shehasnopursueadmissiontothesameSemester in the verynext year for attending the classes and appearing at the said SemesterExamination.Suchattendancewillbecalculatedfromthedateofcommencementofclassesorthedateofadmission,whicheverislater.

7. OUTLINEOFCHOICEBASEDCREDITSYSTEM

A) CoreCourse (CC):A course,which should compulsorilybe studiedbya candidateas a corerequirementistermedasaCoreCourse.

ModalitiesOfSelectingCcByAStudentOfHonours/GeneralProgrammeShallBeAsFollows:

a) IncaseofB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.Honoursprogrammeastudentshallhavetostudy14CorecoursesoftheHonoursSubjectasspeci�iedforeachofthe6semesters.

b) IncaseofB.Sc./B.Mus.GeneralProgrammeastudentshallhavetostudy4CoreCoursesofeachofthe3chosensubjectsasspeci�iedforeachofthe�irst4Semesters.

c) IncaseofB.A.Generalprogrammeastudentshalhavetostudy4CoreCoursesofeachofthe2chosensubjectsasspeci�iedforeachofthefrst4Semesters.Inaddition4CoreCoursestobestudied; two courses each from two language subjects LCC1- English& LCC2-MIL(Bengali/Hindi/Urdu)/AlternativeEnglishasspeci�iedforeachofthelast4Semesters.

B) ElectiveCourse:Generallyacoursewhichcanbechosenfromapoolofcoursesandwhichmaybeveryspeci�icorspecializedoradvancedorsupportivetothediscipline/subjectofstudyorwhichprovidesanextendedscopeorwhichenablesanexposuretosomeotherdiscipline/subjectdomainornurturesthecandidate'spro�iciency/skilliscalledanElectiveCourse.

i) DisciplineSpeci�icElective(Dse)Course:Electivecourseswhichmaybeofferedbythemaindiscipline/subjectofstudyisreferredtoasDisciplineSpeci�icElective.Thiscourseistoadvanceknowledgeandskillinthecorecoursedomain.

ModalitiesOfSelectingDseByAStudentOfHonours/GeneralProgrammeShallBeAsFollows:

a) IncaseofB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.Honoursprogrammeastudentshallhavetostudy4DSEcoursesstrictlyontheHonoursSubject.SuchastudentshallhavetostudythecurriculumofDSEontheHonourssubjectconcernedasspeci�iedfortherelevantsemester.

EachHonourssubjectshallhavetwogroups(A&B)ofDSEpapers.AstudentshallExplanation:chooseanyonepaperfromsuchofGroupAandGroupBin�ifthsemesterandsixthsemester.

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b) IncaseofB.A.Generalprogrammeastudentshallhavetostudy4DSEcoursesstrictlyon2subject,optedforpursuingCoreCoursestakingexactly2coursesfromeachsubject.SuchastudentshallhavetostudythecurriculumofDSEofthesubjectconcernedasspeci�iedfortherelevantsemesteri.e.DSE-Ainthe5thandDSE-Bin6thSemester.

EachGeneralsubjectshallhavetwogroups(A&B)ofDSEpapers.AstudentshallhaveExplanation:tochooseonepaperfromGroupAofeachofthesixsubjectsinthe�ifthsemesterandonepaperfromGroupBofeachofthetwosubjectsinthesixsemester.

c) IncaseofB.Sc./B.Mus.Generalprogramme,astudentshallhavetostudy6DSEcoursesstrictlyon3subjects,optedforpursuingcorecourses,takingexactlytwocoursesfromeachsubject.SuchastudentshallhavetostudythecurriculumofDSEofthesubjectconcernedasspeci�iedfortherelevantsemester,i.e.,DSE-Ainthe5thandDSE-Bin6thSemester.

EachGeneralsubjectshallhavetwogroups(A&B)ofDSEpapers.AstudentshallhaveExplanation:tochooseonepaperfromGroupAofeachofthethreesubjectsin�ifthsemesterandonepaperfromGroupBofeachofthethreesubjectsinthesixsemester.

Dissertation/Project An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced knowledge, is termed as

dissertation/project.Thisisconsideredasaspecialcourseinvolvingapplicationofknowledgeinsolvinganalyzingexploringareallifesituationdif�icultproblem.Adissertation/projectworkwillbeof6credits.Adissertation/projectworkmaybegiveninlieuofaDisciplineSpeci�icElective.

ii) Generic Elective (GE) Course: An elective course chosen generally from an unrelateddiscipline/subject,withanintentiontoseekwideexposure,iscalledGenericElective.

ModalitiesOfSelectingGeByAStudentOfHonours/GeneralProgrammeShallBeAsFollows

a) IncaseofB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.Honoursprogrammeastudentshallhavetostudy4GenericElectivepapersstrictlyfrom2subjectsofchoicetakingexactlytwocoursesfromeachsubjectasspeci�iedfor�irst4semesters.

b) IncaseofB.A.Generalprogramme,astudentshallhavetochoose2GenericElectivepapersstrictlyfromtheparticularsubject [whichwillbedifferent fromthecoresubjects including theCoreLanguages(LCC1&LCC2)]asspeci�iedforthe1stand2ndsemester.subjectmaybetreatedasanelectivebyother

N.B.Acorecourseofferedinadisciplinediscipline/subjectandsuchelectivesmayalsobereferredtoasGenericElective.[ACoreCourse(CC)ofB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.GeneralmaybetreatedasGenericElectiveforB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.(Honours)andB.A.(General)].

C) AbilityEnhancementCourses(AEC):TheAbilityEnhancementCourses(AEC)maybeoftwotwokinds:AbilityEnhancementCompulsoryCourses(AECC)andSkillEnhanceCourses(SEC).

AbilityEnhancementCompulsoryCourses(AECC):AECCcoursesarethecoursesbaseduponthecontentthatleadstoKnowledgeenhancement.Thesearemandatoryforalldisciplines.

i) AECC1:CommunicativeEnglish/MIL(Bengali/Hindi/Urdu);ii) AECC2:EnvironmentalStudies.

ThesecoursesmaybechosenfromapoolofcoursesdesignedSkillEnhancementCourses(SEC):toprovidevalue-basedand/orskill-basedknowledgeandareaimedatprovidingcompetencies,skillsetc.

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ModalitiesOfSelectingSecByAStudentOfHonoursGeneralProgramShallBeAsFollows:

a) IncaseofB.A./B.Sc./B.Mus.Honoursprogrammeastudentshallhavetostudy2skillenhancementcoursesstrictlyontheHonourssubjects.SuchastudentshallhavetostudythecurriculumofSEC-Ainthethe3rdSemesterandSEC-Binthe4thsemester.

Explanation:EachHonourssubjectshallhavetwogroups(A&B)ofSkillExhanceingCoursepapers.AnHonoursstudentshallhavetochooseonepaperfromGroup-AinthirdsemesterandonepaperfromGroupBinfourthSemester.

b) IncaseofB.A.Generalprogrammeastudentshallhavetostudy4SkillEnhancementcoursesstrictlyon2subjects,optedforpursuingCoreCourses,takingexactly2coursesfromeachsubject.SuchastudentshallhavetostudythecurriculumofSECofthesubjectconcernedspeci�iedfortherelevantsemester.Explanation:EachGeneralsubjectshallhavetwogroups(A&B)ofSECpapers.AstudentshallhavetochooseonepaperfromGroupAofeachofthetwocoresubjectsinthethirdand�ifthsemestersandonepaperfromGroupBofeachofthetwocoresubjectsinthefourthandthesixthsemester.

c) IncaseofB.Sc/B.Mus.Generalprogramme,astudentshallhavetostudy4SkillExhancementCoursesstrictlyon2subjectsoutofthethree,optedforpursuingcorecourses,takingexactlytwocoursesfromeachsubject.SuchastudentshallhavetostudythecurriculumofSECofthesubjectconcernedasspeci�iedfortherelevantsemester.

Explanation:EachGeneralsubjectshallhavetwogroups(A&B)ofSECpapers.OnepaperfromGroupAofeachofthetwoCoresubjectstobechoseninthethirdand�ifthsemester;onepaperfromGroupBofeachofthetwocoresubjectstobechoseninthefourthandsixthsemester.

Practical/Tutorial:EveryCore,DisciplineSpeci�icandGenericElectiveCourseshallhaveaPractical/Tutorialcomponent.Whereverthereisapractical,therewillbenoTutorialandvice-versa.

8.COURSESTRUCTUREFORB.A./B.SC./B.MUS.(HONOURS/GENERAL)

CourseComponentsB.Sc. B.A. B.Mus.

Honours General Honours HonoursGeneral General

14 12*

00

04* *

04

02

02

26

00

00

06*

02

4* *

24

14

00

04* *

04

02

02

26

08* *

04* *

02

04* *

02

04* *

24

14

00

04* *

04

02

02

26

12*

00

00

06* *

02

04* *

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CoreCourse(CC)

LanguageCoreCourse(LCC)

GenericElective(GE)

DisciplineSpeci�icElective(DSC)

AbilityEnhancementCompulsoryCourse(AECC)

SkillEnhancementElectiveCourse(SEC)

Totalno.ofCourses

*CoveringThreeSubject **CoveringTwoSubject

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CourseType&Credit

CoreCourse(CC)[6]

GenericElective(GE)[6]

DisciplineSpeci�icElective(DSC)[6]

AbilityEnhancementCompulsoryCourse(AECC)[2]

SkillEnhancementElectiveCourse(SEC)[2]

TotalCourses(Credits)

8.(a)CreditStructureforB.A./B.Sc.(Honours)Courses

NumberofCoursesx Credit(WithPractical)

NumberofCoursesx Credit(WithTutorial)

Theory Theory Practical Practical

14x4=56 14x2=28 14x5=70 14x1=14

4x4=16 4x2=8 4x5=20 4x1=4

2x2=4 0 2x2=4 0

26(96) 22(44) 26(118) 22(22)

4x4=16 4x2=8 4x5=20 4x1=4

2x2=4 0 2x2=4 0

TotalCredits=140(96TH+44P)/(118TH+22TU)TotalCourses=48(26TH+22P/TU)

CourseType&Credit

CoreCourse(CC)[6]





8.(b)CreditStructureforB.Sc.(General)Courses




12x4=48 12x2=24 12x5=60 12x1=12

6x4=24 6x2=12 6x5=30 6x1=6

2x2=4 0 2x2=4 0

24(84) 18(36) 24(102) 18(18)

4x2=8 0 4x2=8 0

TotalCredits=120(84TH+36P)/(102TH+18P)TotalCourses=42(24TH+18P/TU)

8.(c)CreditStructureforB.A.(General)Courses


CourseType&Credit

CoreCourse(CC)[6]

GenericElective(GE)[6]








8x4=32 8x2=16 8x5=40 8x1=8

2x4=8 2x2=4 2x5=10 2x1=2

2x2=4 0 2x2=4 0

24(88) 18(32) 24(102) 18(18)

4x4=16 4x2=8 4x5=20 4x1=4

4x2=8 0 4x2=8 0

TotalCredits=120(88TH+32P)/(102TH+18TU)TotalCourses=42(24TH+18P/TU)

Language(LCC)WithTutorialOnly[6] 4x5=20 4x1=4 4x5=20 4x1=4

SemesterWork-LoadEachSemester:15-18WeeksofacademicWork.

Theory/Tutorial:1Credit=1hr./WeekPractical:1Credit=2hrs./Week.

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9.(a)Semester-wiseCoursesforB.A./B.Sc.(Honours)


Semester-6Semester-5Semester-4Semester-3Semester-2Semester-1

CoreCourse(CC)

GenericElective(GE)


AbilityEnhancementCompulsoryCourse

(AECC)


TotalCredits

TotalNo.ofCoursesandMarks

2TH+2P/TUCC-1&2

2TH+2P/TUCC-3&4

3TH+3P/TUCC-5,6&7

3TH+3P/TUCC-8,9&10

2TH+2P/TUCC-11&12

2TH+2P/TUCC-13&14

1TH+1P/TUGE-1

1TH+1P/TUGE-2

1TH+1P/TUGE-3

1TH+1P/TUGE-4

2TH+2P/TUDSE-A(1)B(1)

2TH+2P/TUDSE-A(2)B(2)

1TH+0P/TUAECC-1

1TH+0P/TUAECC-2

1TH+0P/TUSEC-A(1)

1TH+0P/TUSEC-B(2)

4X100=400

4X100=400

5X100=500

5X100=500

4X100=400

4X100=400

20 20 26 26 24 24

CC/GE/DSE:EachTheoryandPracticalCoursehave4and2Creditsrespective/EachTheoryandTutorialCoursehave5and1Credit(s)respectively.

GE:Coveringtwosubjectswithtwocourseseach,anysubjectinanysemester;CCofadifferentsubjectinGeneralcourseistobetreatedasGEforHonoursCourse.

DSE/SEC:Group(A&B)forspeci�iedsemesters.

AECC/SEC:EachCoursehas2Credits.

AECC-1:CommunicativeEnglish/MIL:AECC-2:EnvironmentalStudies.

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v

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v

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9.(b)Semester-wiseCoursesforB.Sc.(General)


CoreCourse(CC)



(AECC)


TotalCredits


3TH+3P/TUCC-1

3TH+3P/TUCC-2

3TH+3P/TUCC-3

3TH+3P/TUCC-4

3TH+3P/TUDSE-AS

(1A+2A+3A)

3TH+3P/TUDSE-B

(1B+2B+3B)

1TH+0P/TUAECC-1

1TH+0P/TUAECC-2

1TH+0P/TUSEC-A

1TH+0P/TUSEC-B

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

20 20 20 20 20 20

1TH+0P/TUSEC-A

1TH+0P/TUSEC-B

CC/DSE:EachTheoryandPracticalCoursehave4and2Creditsrespective/EachTheoryandTutorialCoursehave5and1Credit(s)respectively.

CC:4courseseachfrom3subjects(onecoursefromeachsubjectundereachsemester

DSE:2courseseachfrom3subjects(onecoursefromeachsubjectundereachsemester

AECC/SEC:EachCoursehas2Credits

AECC-1:CommunicativeEnglish/MIL;AECC-2:EnvironmentalStudies

SEC.:4coursestwocourseseachfromtwoSubjects

DSE/SEC:Group(A&B)forspeci�iedsemesters

TH=TheoryP=PracticalTU=Tutorial


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v

v

v

v

v

v

“Keepawayfrompeoplewhotrytobelittleyourambitions.Smallpeoplealwaysdothat,butthereallygreatmakeyoufeelthatyou,too,canbecomegreat.” —MarkTwain


CoreCourse(CC)

Language(LCC)


(AECC)

GenericElective(GE)

2TH+2P/TUCC-1

2TH+2P/TUCC-2

2TH+2P/TUCC-3

2TH+2P/TUCC-4

1TH+1P/TUGE-1

1TH+1P/TUGE-2

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

4X100=400

2TH+2P/TUDSE-A

(1A+2A)


9.(b)Semester-wiseCoursesforB.A.(General)



TotalCredits

1TH+1TULCC1(1)

1TH+1TULCC2(1)

1TH+1TULCC1(2)

1TH+1TULCC2(2)

2TH+2P/TUDSE-B(1B+2B)

20 20 20 20 20 20

1TH+0P/TUAECC-1

1TH+0P/TUAECC-2

1TH+0P/TUSEC-A

1TH+0P/TUSEC-B

1TH+0P/TUSEC-A

1TH+0P/TUSEC-B

CC/LCC/GE/DSE:EachTheoryandPracticalCoursehave4and2Creditsrespectively/EachTheoryandTutorialCoursehave5and1Credit(s)respectively

CC:4coursseachfrom2subjects(onecoursefromeachsubjectundereachsemester

LCC:LCC1-Englishcourses;LCC2-MIL/AlternativeEnglish

GE:TwocoursesfromonesubjectdifferentfromcoresubjectsincludingLCC

DSE:2courseseachfrom2subjects

AECC/SEC:EachCoursehas2Credits

AECC-1:CommunicativeEnglish/MIL;AECC-2:EnvironmentalStudies

SEC:4courses;2courseseachfromtwosubjects

DSE/SEC:Group(A&B)forspeci�iedsemesters

TH=TheoryP=PracticalTU=Tutorial


26

v

v

v

v

v

v

v

v

v

Group-1

Group-2

Group-3

Group-4

Group-5

Group-6

Group-7

Group-8

10.Acandidateisrequiredtochoosenotmorethanonesubjectfromanyofthegroupsmentionedhereunder

GROUPS:

Physics,Zoology,Education,HomeScienceExtensionEducation,SocialScicence,FilmStudies,PhysicalEducation,HumanRights,Russian,WomenStudies.

HumanDevelopment,History,AncientIndianandWorldHistory,IslamicHistory&Culture,Mathematics,EnvironmentalScience.

Chemistry,Sociology,DefenseStudies,Music,HouseholdArt,Pali,Arabic,Persian,Sanskrit,Biochemistry.

Botany,Economics,Food&Nutrition.

Geology,PoliticalScience,Electronics.

Geography,MolecularBiology,Psychology,Philosophy,Microbiology,Journalism&MassCommunication.

Statistics,Physiology,English.

Anthropology,ComputerScience,Bengali,Hindi,Urdu,Gujrati,French,Linguistics


INTAKECAPACITY

BENGALI(H)1

2

3456

7

8

9

101112

13

1415

1617

18

ENGLISH(H)HINDI(H)HISTORY(H)

POL.SCIENCE(H)BA(GENERAL)

MATH(H)

PHYSIC(H)

CHEMISTRY(H)

COMPUTERSCIENCE(H)

BOTANY(H)ZOOLOGY(H)

B.SC(PURESCIENCE)(G)B.SC(BIOSCIENCE)(G)GEOGRAPHY(G)SCIENCE

COMPUTERSCIENCE(G)B.COM(H)

B.COM(G)

NameoftheCOURSE(SUBJECTWISE)

NOOFSEATSAPPROVEDBYUNIVERSITY

INTAKECAPACITYSL.NO.

22% 6% 10% 7% 3% 10% 52%

SCIntake

STIntake

OBC-AIntake

OBC-BIntake

PHIntake

EWSIntake

GENERALIntake

Total

26

26

171013

88

26

13

13

131314

3333

11

11110

88

7

7

534

24

7

4

4

444

99

3

330

24

12

12

856

40

12

6

6

666

1515

5

550

40

8

8

644

28

8

4

4

445

1111

3

335

28

4

4

222

12

4

2

2

222

44

2

215

12

6

6

423

20

6

3

3

333

77

2

226

20

57

57

382428

188

57

28

28

282831

7171

24

24234

188

120

120

805060

400

120

60

60

606065

150150

50

50500

400

27

11.SubjectCombinations2020-2021

Bengali

CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CompulsorySubject(AECC1)

History

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

English

English

History

English

Philosophy

PoliticalScience

History

Philosophy

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

English

Economics

PoliticalScience

CompulsoryBengaliorEnglishorHindiorUrdu
































English

History

Hindi

History

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

Bengali

Bengali

Bengali

Hindi

Hindi

Hindi

Urdu

Urdu

Economics

PoliticalScience

History

Economics

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

History

Philosophy

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

History

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

History




PoliticalScience

Economics

Bengali

Bengali

Philosophy

English

PoliticalScience

English

Economics

Philosophy

Economics

PoliticalScience

English

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

Philosophy

History

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

English

English

English

Economics

PoliticalScience

History

Philosophy

PoliticalScience

Economics

History

PoliticalScience CompulsoryBengaliorEnglishorHindiorUrdu

B.A.(General)

SUBJECTCOMBINATIONS

28

CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CompulsorySubject(AECC1)























PoliticalScience

Philosophy

Urdu

History

Economics

English

English

Philosophy

Urdu

Bengali

Hindi

Economics

Philosophy

History

Philosophy

Economics

PhilosophyEconomics

Philosophy

English

Urdu

Bengali

Hindi

PoliticalScience

Economics

Bengali

PoliticalScience

Economics

PoliticalScience

History

Economics

History

Economics

History

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

English

English

English

Philosophy

PoliticalScience

History

Philosophy

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

History

PoliticalScience


B.A.(General)

SUBJECTCOMBINATIONS

29

“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to thosewhoprepareforittoday.” —MalcolmX

“Thedifferencebetweenschoolandlife?Inschool,you’retaughtalessonandthengivenatest.Inlife,you’regivenatestthatteachesyoualesson.” —TomBodett


CompulsorySubject(AECC1)





























B.A.(Honours)

CoreSubject

English(H)

History(H)

PoliticalScience(H)

Bengali(H)

History

PoliticalScirence

English

History

English

History

English

PoliticalScience

History

Philosophy

English

Philosophy

Economics

PoliticalScience








Hindi(H)

CC-2 CC-3

History

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

Bengali

Hindi

Bengali

Economics

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

Bengali

PoliticalScience

Economics

History

PhilosophyPoliticalScience

Philosophy

English

Bengali

Hindi

Economics

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

English

Economics

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

Philosophy

Economics

History

Philosophy

English

Bengali

Urdu

Economics

History

Philosophy

English

Economics

History

History

Philosophy

Economics

History

PoliticalScience

PhilosophyEnglish

Philosophy

Economics

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

Philosophy

EnglishPoliticalScience

History

Philosophy

Economics

SUBJECTCOMBINATIONS

30









B.Sc.(Honours)

CoreSubject

Botany(H)Zoology&Anthropology

Zoology&Chemistry

Chemistry(H) Mathematics&Physics

ComputerScience(H)

Physics&Mathematics

Mathematics(H)Physics&Chemistry

Physics&ComputerScience

Physics(H)Mathematics&Chemistry

Mathematics&ComputerScience

Zoology(H)Botany&Anthropology

Botany&Chemistry

GeneralElectives


B.Sc.(General)

Subject-1 Subject-2 Subject-3



Physics

Physics

Zoology

Zoology

Geography

Geography

Mathematics

Mathematics

Botany

Botany

Economics

Anthropology

Chemistry

ComputerSc.

Chemistry

Anthropology

Mathematics

Economics





B.Com.(Honours&GEneral)

Stream SEM-1 SEM-2 SEM-3 SEM-4 SEM-5 SEM-6

B.Com.(General)

B.Com.(Honours)

AECC1.1Chg

GE1.1Chg

CC1.1Chg

CC1.2Chg

CC1.1Cg

AECC2.1Chg

GE2.1Chg

CC2.1Chg

CC2.2Chg

CC2.1Cg

SEC3.1Chg

GE3.1Chg

CC3.1Cg

GE4.1Chg

CC4.1Chg

CC4.1Cg

CC4.2Cg

CC5.1Cg

DSE5.1A*

DSE5.2A*

DSE6.1A**

DSE6.2A**

SEC6.1Chg

AECC1.1Chg

GE1.1Chg

CC1.1Chg

CC1.2Chg

CC1.1Ch

AECC2.1Chg

GE2.1Chg

CC2.1Chg

CC2.2Chg

CC2.1Ch

SEC3.1Chg

GE3.1Chg

CC3.1Ch

GE4.1Chg

CC4.1Chg

CC4.1Ch

CC4.2Ch

CC5.1Ch

CC5.2Ch

DSE5.1A*

CC6.1Ch

DSE6.1A**

SEC6.1Chg

CC3.2Ch DSE5.2A* DSE6.2A**

CompulsorySubject(AECC1) CompulsoryBengaliorEnglishorHindiorUrdu

SUBJECTCOMBINATIONS

31

Geography

Geography

Geography

EconomicsEconomicsMathematics

HistoryPoliticalScienceAnthropology

CompulsoryBengaliorEnglishorHindiorUrduCompulsoryBengaliorEnglishorHindiorUrduCompulsoryBengaliorEnglishorHindiorUrdu

12.SpecialconditionsforadmissiontothefollowingHonoursCourses:

I) Mathematics:A candidate shall be allowed to takeupHonours inMathematics if he/shehaspassedMathematics at the previous qualifying examination. A candidate who has passed inBusinessMathematicsisnoteligibleforadmissiontotheMathematicsHonoursCourse.

ii) Chemistry:AcandidateshallbeallowedtotakeupHonoursinChemistryifhe/shehaspassedinPhysicsChemistryandMathematicsatthepreviousqualifyingexamination.

iii)Computer Science The combination of subjects for Computer Science Hons. Course shall beMathematicsatoneoftheGeneralsubjectsandanyoneofthefollowingsubjects;eitherPhysicsOrStatisticsorElectronics.

13.DivisionsofHonoursandGeneralsubjectsB.A./B.Sc.

i) Humanities:History,English,Bengali,Hindi,Urdu,PoliticalScience,Philosophy.

ii) Science:Physics,Zoology,Chemistry,Botany,Mathematics,Anthropology,Geography,Economics,ComputerScience.

14.SemesterGradePointAverage(SGPA)andCumulativeGradePointAverage(CGPA)

A.10-pointgradingsystemshallbefollowedforthepurposeofGradePointCalculation,asshownbelow:

Percentageof

i) NumericalGradePointnotbecalculatedinrespectofafailedpaper.

ii) Themultiplicativefactorsshallbe0.10forallGradesforthepurposeofcalculatingnumericalGradePoint.Example:IfthestudentsecuresP%,whereP30his/hergradepointwillbe3.0+{(P-30}x0.1]orsimply30x0.10=3.Ifastudentscores52%inaparticularpaper,his/hergradepointforthepaperwillbe(3.00+0.1x22)=5.20orsimply,52x0.10=5.2

MarksGrades NumericalGradePoints

90%to100%

80%but

15.a)SemesterGradePointAverage(SGPA)

TheSemesterGradePointAverage(SGPA)willbetheweightedaverageofthenumericalgradepoints,obtainedinallthepapersofthegivensemesterwhereWeightsrefertotheCreditsassignedtotheconcernedpapers.IftheNumericalGradePointsobtainedbyastudentindifferentpapersofaSemesterare denoted by P, and the credit of the corresponding papers are denoted by C., the SGPA will be[∑(PxC)/C]wherei=1ton,andn=no.ofpapersintheSemester.TheSGPAshallbeshowninthemarksheetuptothethirddecimalpoint.

b)CumulativeGradePointAverage(CGPA)

CumulativeGadePointAverage(CGPA)oversixsemestersshallbetheweightedaverageofthesixSGPAsCGPA=(∑(SGPAxC)/∑C)wherej=1to6,CGPAShallbecalculatedandshownuptothreedecimalplaces,SGPA,istheSGPAofthejthSemester(=1to6)andCisthetotalcreditoftheSemesterusedforGradePointCalculation.

BothSGPAandCCPAwillberoundedoftothethirdplaceofthedecimalandwillbeshownassuchonthegradesheet.Thegradesheet issuedattheendofeachsemestershall includethetotalmarksobtainedineachpaper/moduleaswellastheSGPA,thetotalmarksobtainedinthatsemesterandthecreditearnedinthesemesterconcened.The�inalgradesheet,oncompletionofsixSemester,shallincludetheSGPAof sixsemesters,CGPA,LetterGrade, themarksobtained totalmarksand the totalCreditsearned.

ThegradeofthecandidateonthebasisofCGPAwillbeasfollows:

CGPA LETTERGRADE REMARKS

9.000-10.000

8.000-8.999

7.000-7.999

6.000-6.999

5.000-5.999

4.000-4.999

3.000-3.999

0.000-2.999

A++

A+

A

B+

B

C+

C

F

Outstanding

Excellent

VeryGood

Good

Average

Fair

Satisfactory

Fail

MARKS

TypesofCoursesB.ComHonours

CREDITHOURS



GenericElective(GE)

CoreCourse(CC)

DisciplineSpeci�icElective(DSE)

Total-144

FourPapers

FourteenPapers

FourPapers

TwoPapers

TwoPapers

2600

4x6=24400

14x6=841400

4x6=24400

200

200

2x4=82x2=4

SUBJECTCOMBINATIONS&TYPESOFCOURSES

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B.Com.General

MARKS CREDITHOURS



GenericElective(GE)

CoreCourse(CC)

DisciplineSpeci�icElective(DSE)

Total-126

FourPapers

ElevenPapers

FourPapers

TwoPapers

TwoPapers

2300

4x6=24400

11x6=661100

4x6=24400

200

200

2x4=82x2=4

MARKS CREDITHOURS

CourseStructureForB.ComHonoursUnderCBCS

Year1:SemesterI

AECC1.1Chg.

GE1.1Chg.

CC1.1Chg.

CC1.2Chg.

CC1.1Ch.

Language:CommunicativeEnglish-50IndianLanguage-50

MicroeconomicsI&Statistics(50+50)

BusinessLaws

PrinciplesofManagement

FinancialAccounting-I 100

100

100

100

100

500 Total-26

6

6

6

6

2

MARKS CREDITHOURS

GE2.1Chg.

GC2.1Chg.

CC2.2Chg.

CC2.1Ch

400

100

100

100

100

Total-24

6

6

6

6

MARKS CREDITHOURS

AECC3.1Chg.

GE3.1Chg.

CC3.1Chg.

CC3.2Chg. 100

100

100

100

400 Total-22

6

6

6

4

Year1:SemesterII

E-Commerce&BusinessCommunication(50+50)

CompanyLaw

MarketingManagementandHumanResourseManagement(50+50)

CostandManagementAccounting-I

Year2:SemesterIII

InformationTechnology&ItsApplicationinBusiness(Theory-50+Practical-50)

BusinessMathematics&Statistics(50+50)

FinancialAccountingI

IndianFinancialSystem

TYPESOFCOURSES&COURSESTRUCTUREB.COM.(HONOURS)

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MARKS CREDITHOURS

CE4.1Chg.

CC4.1Chg.

CC4.1Ch

CC4.2Ch 100

100

100

100

400 Total-24

6

6

6

6

Year2:SemesterIV

MicroeconomicslI&IndianEconomy(50+50)

EntrepreneurshipDevelopmentandBusinessEthics(50+50)

CostandManagementAccounting-Il

TaxationI

MARKS CREDITHOURS

CC5.1Ch

CC5.2Ch

DSE5.1A*

DSE5.2A* 100

100

100

100

400 Total-24

6

6

6

6

Year3:SemesterV

Auditing&Assurance

TaxationlI

MacroeconomicsandAdvancedBusinessMathematics(50+50)

CorporateAccounting

Options:

*OrDSE5.1M(ConsumerBehaviourandSalesManagement-50+50)&DSE5.2M(Product&PricingManagementandMarketingCommunication-50+50)

*OrDSE5.1T(PublicFinanceandTaxation)&DSE5.2T(DirectTax:LawsandPractice)

*OrDSE5.1e-B(FundamentalofComputer)&DSE5.2e-BDBMSandSystemAnalysis&Design(50+50)

MARKS CREDITHOURS

AECC6.1Chg.

SEC6.1Chg.

CC6.1Ch

DSE6.1A**

100

100

100

100

500 Total-24

6

6

4

2

Year3:SemesterVI

DSE6.2A**

6100

EnvironmentalStudies

ComputerisedAccountingande-FillingofTaxReturns

ProjectWork

FinancialReportingandFinancialStatementAnalysis

FinancialManagement

Chg.:CommonforHonoursandGeneral;Ch:CoreCourseforHonours

Options:

*OrDSE6.1M(RetailManagementandMarketingofServices-50+50)&DSE6.2M(RuralMarketingandInternationalMarketing-50+50)

**OrDSE6.1T(IndirectTax:LawsandPractices)&DSE6.2T(TaxProceduresandPlanning)

**OrDSE6.1e-B(Internet&WWWandFunctionale-BusinessSystem-50+50)&DSE6.2e-B(ComputerApplicationande-BusinessApplications-Practical-50+50)

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B.ComGeneralCourseStructureUnderCBCS

YearI:SemesterI

MARKS CREDITHOURS

AECC1.1Chg.

GE1.1Chg.

CC1.1Chg.

CC1.2Chg.

CC1.1Ch.

Language:CommunicativeEnglish-50IndianLanguage-50

MicroeconomicsI&Statistics(50+50)

BusinessLaws

PrinciplesofManagement

FinancialAccounting-I 100

100

100

100

100

500 Total-26

6

6

6

6

2

MARKS CREDITHOURS

GE2.1Chg.

GC2.1Chg.

CC2.2Chg.

CC2.1Ch

400

100

100

100

100

Total-24

6

6

6

6

Year1:SemesterII

E-Commerce&BusinessCommunication(50+50)

CompanyLaw

MarketingManagementandHumanResourseManagement(50+50)

CostandManagementAccounting-I

MARKS CREDITHOURS

SEC3.1Chg.

GE3.1Chg.

CC3.1Chg. 100

100

100

300 Total-16

6

6

4

Year2:SemesterIII

InformationTechnology&ItsApplicationinBusiness(Theory-50+Practical-50)

BusinessMathematics&Statistics(50+50)

FinancialAccountingII

MARKS CREDITHOURS

CE4.1Chg.

CC4.1Chg.

CC4.1Ch

CC4.2Ch 100

100

100

100

400 Total-24

6

6

6

6

Year2:SemesterIV

MicroeconomicslI&IndianEconomy(50+50)

EntrepreneurshipDevelopmentandBusinessEthics(50+50)

CostandManagementAccounting-Il

TaxationI

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MARKS CREDITHOURS

CC5.1Ch

DSE5.1A*

DSE5.2A* 100

100

100

300 Total-18

6

6

6

Year3:SemesterV

Auditing&Assurance

TaxationlI

CorporateAccounting

Options:

* OrDSE5.1M(ConsumerBehaviourandSalesManagement-50+50)&DSE5.2M(Product&PricingManagement&MarketingCommunication50+50)

**OrDSE5.1T(PublicFinanceandTaxation)

**OrDSE5.1T(DirectTax:Laws&Practice)

*OrDSE5.1e-B(FundamentalsofComputer)&DSE5.2e-B(DBMS)andSystemAnalysis&Design(50+50)

MARKS CREDITHOURS

AECC6.1Chg.

SEC6.1Chg.

DSE6.1A** 100

100

100

400 Total-18

6

4

2

Year3:SemesterVI

DSE6.2A** 6100

EnvironmentalStudies

ComputerisedAccountingande-FillingofTaxReturns

FinancialReportingandFinancialStatementAnalysis

FinancialManagement

Chg.: Cg:CommonforHonoursandGeneral; CoreCourseforGeneral

Options:

*OrDSE6.1M(RetailManagementandMarketingofServices-50+50)&DSE6.2M(RuralMarketingandInternationalMarketing-50+50)

**OrDSE6.1T(IndirectTax:LawsandPractices)&DSE6.2T(TaxProceduresandPlanning)

**OrDSE6.1e-B(Internet&WWWandFunctionale-BusinessSystem-50+50)&DSE6.2e-B(ComputerApplicationande-BusinessApplications-Practical-50+50)

COURSESTRUCTUREB.COM.(GENERAL)

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“Aimforsuccess,notperfection.Nevergiveupyourrighttobewrong,becausethenyouwilllosetheabilitytolearnnewthingsandmoveforwardwithyourlife.Rememberthatfearalwayslurksbehindperfectionism.” —DavidM.Burns

ExcursionofDepartmentofBotanytoAJCBoseIndianBotanicalGarden,Shibpur

VolunteersatHealthCampinZoologyDepartment

SchoolBagDistributionbyNSS

PremchandBirthAnniversaryCelebrationbyHindiDepartment

ExcursionatNandankanan,OrissaconductedbyDepartmentofZoology

HouseholdSurveyConductedbyDepartmentofGeography

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InvitedSeminarLectureofDepartmentofEconomicsdeliveredbya

facultyofSpringHillCollege,Alabama,USA NSSVolunteersatAnandaNiketan

ExcursionorganisedbytheDepartmentofHumanities

NSSVolunteerswithPoliceCommissioner

ExcursionofDepartmentofBotanytoMedicinalGarden,RKM,Narendrapur

InvitedSeminarLectureofDepartmentofEconomicsdeliveredby

afacultyofManchesterUniversity,Indiana,USA

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Session-2020-2021

1stSemesterArts(General)(50x3)4980/-

1stSemesterArts(Hons)(75x3)5055/-

1stSemesterSc.(General)withGeography(85X3)6885/-

1stSemesterB.Com.(General)(60x3)5010/-

1stSemesterB.Com.(Hons)(85x3)5085/-

1stSemesterPureSc.(General)(85x3)5585/-

1stSemesterPureSc.(General)withComp.Sc.(85x6)11285/-

1stSemesterMath(Hons)(110x3)5860/-

1stSemesterMath(Hons)withComp.Sc.(110x3)12060/-

1stSemesterPhysics(Hons)(110x3)7460/-

1stSemesterPhysics(Hons)withComp.Sc.(110x3)13660/-

1stSemesterChemistry(Hons)(110x3)8160/-

1stSemesterBioScience(General)(85x3)6185/-(BOTG,ZOOG,ANTG)

1stSemesterBioScience(General)(85x3)6185/-(BOTG,ZOOG,CEMG)

1stSemesterBotany(Hons)(85x3)8085/-

1stSemesterComputerScience(Hons)(110x3)19210/-

1stSemesterOComputerScience(General)(85x3)11285/-

1stSemesterZoology(Hons)(110x3)8160/-

ChartofCollegeFEEandChargesfortheSession2020-2021

AdmissionChargeFor2020

TuitionFeesfor3monthsincludingallothersessioncharges

1.ForMigratingStudentsadditionalFee100/-2.ForB.Com.IlIrdSemester(BothHons.&General)additionalRs.50/-permonthforI.T.

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CONDUCTANDDISCIPLINE:

EachstudentisprovidedwithanidentityCardwithhis/herphotographattestedbythePrincipalortheCollege.Thisisanimportantdocumentandshouldbecarefullypreserved.StudentsmustcometotheCollegewiththeirCollegeidentityCardwhichtheyshouldproduceondemand.Incaseofloss,astudentshallhavetomakeanFIRwiththeLocalPoliceStationandapplytothePrincipalwiththeFIRnumberforaduplicateidentityCardwhichmaybeissuedonpaymentofRs.50only.

Every studentmust see the collegeNoticeBoardeveryday tokeep,himself/herselfproperlyinformed through various notices issued by the College from time to time; ignorance of any factcirculatedthroughanynoticeforreasonsofnon-perusalofthenoticeonthepartofanystudent,forwhatevergrounds,shallnotentitlehimtoanyspecialtreatment.

Misbehaviorwith teachersandmembersof thestaff isaseriousoffenceandmay lead to theexpulsionoftheoffender.

Anydiscourtesytowardsgirl-studentsshallbeseverelypunished;itmayevenleadtoexpulsionofthecollege.

OutsidersarenotpermittedwithintheCollegepremisesandstudentsmustnotbringoutsiderstothecollegeforanyreason.

ShoutinginsidetheCollegeisnotpermitted.

Loiteringinthecorridor,disturbingclasses,copyinginexaminations,aretreatedasmisconductandbreachofdisciplinemaywarrantpunitiveaction.

Students are to maintain discipline inside and outside the College. Smoking in the CollegeVerandahs,CommonRooms,Lawns,andClassRoomsisstrictlyprohibited.

ATTENDANCE:

Name of students absent from the college for a period of over 30 dayswithout anywrittenintimationareliabletobestruckofftherolls.

Itiscompulsoryforallstudentstoappearforallcollegetestsandexaminationsandscoretherequisitepassmarks,alongwithnecessaryclassattendance,inordertobepromotedtothenexthigherclass.

A candidate shall be considered as Collegiate if he/she has attended 75% or above lecturesdelivered/practical classesheld ineachof the subjects/groupof subjectsandasNon-collegiate ifattendance in any subject / group of subjects falls short of 75%but not below60%. CandidatesdeclaredNon-collegiatemaybeallowedto�illinapplicationformsforexaminationonpaymentofrequisiteNon-collegiatefees.Acandidatewhohasnotattendedatleast60%oflecturesdelivered/practicalclassesheldinanysubject/groupofsubjectsshallbeconsideredasdiscollegiateandshallbedebarredfromappearingintheUniversityFinalExamination.

StudentsareadvisedtoabidebythefollowingrulesandregulationsoftheCollegeverycarefully.Thesearestrictlyfollowed.Undernocircumstanceswillpleadingignoranceorviolationoftheserulesbeconsideredasavalidexcuse.

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Asloiteringinthecorridorsisstrictlyprohibitedduringfreeperiods,studentsshouldgototheCommonRoomorLibraryReadingRoomandutilizetheleisureasbestastheycan.

Studentsmustnotenter theProfessors'Loungeor thePrincipal'sRoomwithoutpermission.RegularattendanceinclassesandinMonthly,Half-YearlyandAnnualExaminationiscompulsory.AllfeesmustbepaidthroughtheFeeBookissuedtotheStudentsbytheCollegeauthorities.Feesoncepaidarenot-refundable.

TheFeeBookandtheLibraryCardmustbepreservedcarefully.Lossofanyofthesewillentaila�ineofRs.20/-

AllpaymentsshouldalwaysbemadeincashattheBankofBaroda,SealdahBranchonlyagainstareceiptintheproperprintedform.

ApplicationforarefundoftheLibraryorLaboratoryDepositmustalwaysbeaccompaniedbythecorrespondingDepositVoucheroftheFeeBook.

TheamountoftheLaboratoryorLibraryDepositisrefundedafternecessarydeductionswhenstudents�inallyleavetheCollege.

TuitionFees for everymonthmustbepaid in advancewithin the20thof themonthsunlessotherwisenoti�ied.A�ineofRs.20/-permonthischargedfordelayinpaymentoffees.NamesofthedefaultersforthreeconsecutivemonthsarestruckofftheCollegeRolls.Forrestorationtheywillhavetoclearallthedueswitha�ineofRs10/-.

StudentsdesiringtotakeTransferCerti�icatewithintheacademicyear,willhavetopayallCollegeduesforthewholesessionalongwiththeTransferFeewhichiseqivalenttoonemonth'sTuitionFees.TransferCerti�icatecannotbeissuedtostudentsmigratingfromanyotherUniversityorBoardunlesstheyareregisteredinCalcuttaUniversity.Frequentchangeofsubjectsisnotallowed(inanycase).Theintendedchangemaybeallowedonceonlywithinamonthfromthedateofcommencementofclasses.Studentsmustalwayskeepinmindthatitistheirprimedutytokeepthecollegecompoundclean.Writingonthewallsmustbeadvoidedinallcases.

Studentsmustnotenterorleaveaclasswithoutthepermissionoftheteacher.

Whena teacher isabsent,studentsmustmaintaindisciplineamongthemselvessothatotherclassesmaycontinuepeacefully.

Shouldanycollegepropertybedamagedintheclassroomsthelossmayberecoveredbya�ineimposed upon the whole class, if the student/students responsible for such damage cannot bedetected.

Allapplicationsshallbesentthroughtheof�iceandnotdirectlytothePrincipal.

Applicationsfromthestudentsarereceiveddailyupto11a.m.intheof�iceonthe�irst�loor.

Appearanceinclassesistheimperativedutyofastudent.ToappearintheexaminationasaCollegiateStudent,oneshallhavetokeep75%ofattendance.Astudentwhosepercentageofattendanceisbelow75%butabove60%shallhavetopayRS.400-totheUniversityofCalcuttaandappearasaNon-Collegiatestudent.Studentshavingapercentageofattendancebelow60%arereligibletositfortheUniversityExamination.

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FACILITYFORTHESTUDENTS

Sportsandgames: There are arrangements for indoor andoutdoor sports and games - under the guidanceof a

Teacher-nchargeofgamesandsportsandanexperiencedcoach.TheCollegehasaplaygroundofitsownintheKolkataMaidanandabeautifulpavilion-the�irstpavilionintheMaidanforanycollegeofKolkata.

Library: TheCollegehasaLibrarywitha largenumberofrarebooks.FacilitiesofUGCandTextBook

Libraries are also available. The present Reading Room has the prospect of expansion for largeraccommodations.ThereisaspaciousReadingRoomintheLibraryfortheuseofstudentstoenablethemintheirreferencework.Computerizationisbeingundertaken.Theclassi�icationandcataloguingofbooksaredoneaccording toDDC(DewyDecimalClassi�ication)andAACR2(AngloAmericanCatalogueingRules). TheCollege Library consists of a rich collection of rare books, journals, andperiodicalswhichincludethelatestpublicationsonvarioussubjects.Internetfacilityisavailableforthestudentsandteachers.

CentralLibrarywasestablishedinordertomeettheacademicandresearchneedsoftheTeachers,ResearchScholar,theStudentsandotherstaffmembers.TheCentralLibraryiscomputerizedwithKohalibraryautomationsoftware.ThelibraryismemberofN-LIST(NationalLibraryandInformationServicesinfrastructureforScholarlyContent)consortiumofINFLIBNETthroughthemembersofthelibrarycanaccess6300+e-journalsand1,00,000e-books.Therearedepartmentallibrariesineachdepartment for the students of concerned departments. Our 24*7 online system & informationservicesavailableinwebbasedonlinePublicAccessCatalogue(webopac).

CommonRoom: TherearetwoCommonRoomsonefortheboysandtheotherexclusivelyforthegirls.Thereare

arrangementsforvariousindoorgamesinthecommonRooms-tabletennis,carromandchess.Thisfacilitatesrecreationalactivities.

Extra-CurricularActivities: TheCollegeencouragesthefollowingtypesofextra-curricularactivitiesofstudentsasapartof

college education: Formation of habits in civic responsibility, the broadening of outlook andsympathies through varied associations and cultural development through participation in theintellectualandaestheticlifeoftheCollegeandsocietyatlarge.

Students'Council: Itiscomposedofstudent-representativesfromallclassesonememberfromtheteachingfaculty

asPresident,teachersassectionalpresidents.TheCollegeauthorityencouragesthedevelopmentofahealthycorporatelifeinthecollege.Apartfromorganizingvarioussocio-cultutalactivities,theCouncilplaysapositiveroleinfurtheringthedevelopmentprogramsoftheInstitution.

All students of the College aremembers of the Students' Council which functions through aRepresentative Committee elected by the students of different classes. The aim of which is thatdifferent communities may mix freely and work in close co-operation with one another in anatmosphereofgoodwillandharmony.

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BloodDonationCampsareorganizedannuallybytheUnion.TheUnionfostersthegrowthofahealthycommunicationamongstudentsthroughvariousCulturalprogrammes,sportsandseminars,raises funds forsocialserviceandreliefwork,aswellasrendering �inancialhelp to thepooranddeservingstudentsoftheCollege.ItismanagedbythestudentsunderthedirectionoftheteacherwhoisthePresidentoftheCollegeStudents'Council.TheStudents'CouncilisavibrantentityintheCollege.

CollegeCanteen: Thecanteencatersvarioustypesoffastfoodandlightrefreshmentsandsnacksatanaffordableprice.

NatureCub: Itprovidesthescopeforestablishingharmonybetweenmanandnature,whichisstrengthenedbyanunderstandingandcomonnessofpurposeamongstudents,teachers,andnon-teachingstaffaswellaswell-wishersoftheneighbourhoodthroughannuallyorganizedtree-plantation.

NationalServiceScheme: NSSunitsoftheCollegeorganizevarioustypesofsocialwork:PlantationofTrees,BiologicalandPathological Testing, Seminar on AlDS, Hygiene and Public Health Programme, EnvironmentalConsciousnessandScienti�icAwarenessPrograms,EmploymentAvenues,LiteracyProgramme,HealthCheck-upProgrammes,MarketSurveys,EducationalTours,Socio-EconomicSurveysofslumareasandvariousotherspecialcampaigns.ThetwounitsofNSShavebeenworkingforencouragingthetraditionofsocialserviceintheheartsofthestudentsbyworkingwiththelocalcommunitiesoncertainspeci�icconcreteprograms.

CollegeSocieties: The objective of these Societies is to develop power of observation, elocution, debating andwritingoneducational,socialandothertopicsofgeneralinterest.

CollegeMagazine: TheCollegepublishesanAnnualMagazineenrichedwithcontributionfrommembersofthestaffandthestudentsonvarioussubjects.Itencouragesthestudentstocontributetheirownarticlesforpublication.Themagazinehelpstokindlethecreativetalentsofthestudents.

CollegeAnnualSocialFunction: TheCollegeAnnualSocialFunctionisorganizedbytheStudents'Councilundertheguidanceofateacher.

CulturalProgrammes: Rabindra Jayanti, Matri Bhasha Divas, Netaji's Birthday, Republic Day, Independence Day,Founder'sDayandSeminarsonvariousaspectsareorganizedbytheCollegeauthorityandStudents'Council.Learningbecomesfruitfulandjoyfulbythesemeans.

AlumniAssociation: Thenewlyinceptedassociationhelpstobridgethegapbetweenthegloriouspastandthepresent.Itfacilitatestostrengthenthebondsoffellow-feelingwiththestudentsofyester-years.


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CollegeNCC: NCCiscompulsoryforallthestudentsofthisCollege.ThestudentsarerequiredtogetthemselvesfamiliarwithNCCrulesfromNCCof�icers.Facilitiesaregiventonewentrants.VariousfacilitieslikeRepublicDayCamp(RDC),NationalIntegratedCamp(NIC),TrekkingandMountaineeringandArmyAttachmentCampinculcateamongtheyoungstudentsasenseofharmoniouslivingandrouseamongthemapatrioticfeelingandasenseofdiscipline.

CollegeAuditorium: TheCollegehasaspaciousauditoriumwherevariousfunctionsorganizedbythestudentsandthestaftareheld.TheauditoriumwasnamedPrasantaKumarBoseMemorialHallon22December,1995.Seminars,Workshops,CulturalPrograms,EducationalSymposia,InterCollegeCompetitions,Social,Debatesarearrangedherefortheenlightenmentnotonlyofthestudentsbutalsothegeneralpublic.

WebBasedSoftwareOnlineCompetitiveExaminationPortal

The College provides an opportunity to the students for the preparation of competitiveexaminations.AnonlineprotalhasbeenintegratedwiththeCollegeWebsiteforthestudentswhoaspiretoscorehighmarksinGeneralCompetitiveExamslikeSSC,LIC,Bankexam.Railway,SchoolServiceCommission,TE1,PSCetc.Thissitewillbehis/herpracticeground.Thesystemevaluatesthestudents based on his/her score. Questions are collected from various competitive exams andpresentedasonlinetestshereforthestudens'training.ThestudentmayaccessthatportalfromtheCollegeWebsiteordirectlythroughh�ps://e-exammantra.com/BMCBongh4uingCol


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B.C.RoyBirthDay 1 July

Rathayatra 12 July

DeathAnniversaryofPanditIswarCh.Vidyasagar 29 July

QuitIndiaMovement 9 August

IndependenceDay 15 August

ld-uz-Zoha 1 August

Janmastami 11 August

Muharam 29 August

DeathAnniversaryofMartyrJatinDas 13 September

Mahalaya 17 September

MahatmaGandhi'sBirthday 2 October

PujaHolidays

GuruNanak'sBirthday 30 November

JagaddhatriPuja 23 November

Founder'sDay 27 November

Fateh-Doaz-Dahum 27 November

NewYear'sDay(English) 1 January

SwamiVibekanandaBirthday 12 January

NetajiSubhasChandraBose'sBirthday 23 January

UniversityFoundationDay 24 January

Maghotsav 25 January

RepublicDay 26 January

SaraswatiPuja(2Days) 16 February

Shibaratri 11 March

Doljatra&Holi(2Days) 28-29 March

PrincipalPrasantaKumarBose'sBirthdayAnniversary 28 March

GoodFriday 2 April

ChaitraSankranti 13 April

BengaliNewYear'sDay 15 April

BirthAnniversaryofDr.B.R.Ambedkar 14 April

BuddhaPurnima 26 May

MayDay 1 May

RabindranathTagore'sBirthday 7 May

EID-UL-Fitr 13 May

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