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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, WEST BENGAL 161-A, S. P. MUKHERJEE ROAD, KOLKATA - 700 026 WEST BENGAL CIVIL SERVICE (EXE.) ETC. (PRELI.) EXAMINATION, 2020 Date of Examination : 9TH FEBRUARY, 2020 (SUNDAY) Subject : General Studies Time of Examination : 12:00 NOON TO 2:30 P.M. Name of Centre : KOLKATA (NORTH) (01) Sl. Name of the Venues No. of Regd. Candts. Roll Nos. No. DUM DUM ROAD GOVT. SPOND. HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (H.S.) SUB-CENTRE 'A' 100001 1 16, DUM DUM ROAD, 300 TO KOLKATA - 700030 100300 DUM DUM ROAD GOVT. SPOND. HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (H.S.) SUB-CENTRE 'B' 100301 2 16, DUM DUM ROAD, 288 TO KOLKATA - 700030 100588 DUM DUM KUMAR ASUTOSH INSTITUTION (BR.) 100589 3 6/1, DUM DUM ROAD 600 TO KOLKATA - 700030 101188 NARAINDAS BANGUR MEMORIAL MULTIPURPOSE SCHOOL 101189 4 BANGUR AVENUE, BLOCK-D 324 TO KOLKATA - 700055 101512 DUM DUM AIRPORT HIGH SCHOOL SUB-CENTRE 'A' 101513 5 NEW QUARTERS RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX, AIRPORT 348 TO KOLKATA - 700052 101860 DUM DUM AIRPORT HIGH SCHOOL SUB-CENTRE 'B' 101861 6 NEW QUARTERS RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX, AIRPORT 456 TO KOLKATA - 700052 102316 MAHARAJA MANINDRA CHANDRA COLLEGE SUB-CENTRE 'A' 102317 7 20, RAMKANTO BOSE STREET 292 TO KOLKATA - 700003 102608 MAHARAJA MANINDRA CHANDRA COLLEGE SUB-CENTRE 'B' 102609 8 20, RAMKANTO BOSE STREET 288 TO KOLKATA - 700003 102896 MAHARAJA COSSIMBAZAR POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 102897 9 3, NANDALAL BOSE LANE 600 TO KOLKATA - 700003 103496 BETHUNE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 103497 10 181, BIDHAN SARANI 504 TO KOLKATA - 700006 104000 TOWN SCHOOL, CALCUTTA 104001 11 33, SHYAMPUKUR STREET 396 TO KOLKATA - 700004 104396 RAGHUMAL ARYA VIDYALAYA 104397 12 33C, MADAN MITRA LANE 504 TO KOLKATA - 700006 104900 ARYA KANYA MAHAVIDYALAYA 104901 13 20, BIDHAN SARANI, 400 TO KOLKATA - 700006 (NEAR SRIMANI MARKET) 105300 RANI BHABANI SCHOOL 105301 14 PLOT-1, CIT SCHEME, LXIV, GOA BAGAN 300 TO KOLKATA - 700006 105600 KHANNA HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 105601 15 9, SHIBKUMAR KHANNA SARANI 588 TO KOLKATA - 700015 106188 THE PARK INSTITUTION SUB-CENTRE 'A' 106189 16 12, MOHANLAL STREET, P.O. - SHYAMBAZAR, 360 TO KOLKATA - 700004 106548 THE PARK INSTITUTION SUB-CENTRE 'B' 106549 17 12, MOHANLAL STREET, P.O. - SHYAMBAZAR, 300 TO KOLKATA - 700004 106848 THE PARK INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS 106849 18 44, CANAL WEST ROAD, 300 TO KOLKATA - 700004 107148 Sl. Name of the Venues No. of Regd. Candts. Roll Nos. No. SHYAMBAZAR A.V.SCHOOL (GOVT. SPOND.) 107149 19 88, SHYAMBAZAR STREET 450 TO KOLKATA - 700005 107598 ADARSH SHIKSHA NIKETAN 107599 20 6/4B, SACHIN MITRA LANE 250 TO KOLKATA - 700003 107848 RAMJOY SEAL SISHU PATHSALA 107849 21 15/4, FAKIR CHAKRABORTY LANE 504 TO KOLKATA -700006 108352 SHREE DIDOO MAHESWARI PANCHAYET VIDYALAYA 108353 22 259, RABINDRA SARANI, 480 TO KOLKATA - 700007 108832 METROPOLITAN INSTITUTION (MAIN) 108833 23 39, SANKAR GHOSH LANE, 540 TO KOLKATA - 700006 109372 VIDYASAGAR COLLEGE 109373 24 39, SANKAR GHOSH LANE 600 TO KOLKATA - 700006 109972 MITRA INSTITUTION (MAIN) SUB-CENTRE 'A' 109973 25 60B, SURYA SEN STREET 400 TO KOLKATA - 700009 110372 MITRA INSTITUTION (MAIN) SUB-CENTRE 'B' 110373 26 60B, SURYA SEN STREET 400 TO KOLKATA - 700009 110772 BELEGHATA DESHABANDHU HIGH SCHOOL (MAIN) 110773 27 69C, ABINAS CHANDRA BANERJEE LANE 552 TO KOLKATA - 700010 111324 BELEGHATA SANTI SANGHA VIDYAYATAN FOR BOYS (H.S.) 111325 28 1/4, BARWARITALA ROAD 456 TO KOLKATA - 700010 111780 BELEGHATA SANTI SANGHA VIDYAYATAN FOR GIRLS 111781 29 1/8, BAROWARITALA ROAD 576 TO KOLKATA - 700010 112356 BELEGHATA DESHBANDHU HIGH SCHOOL (BR.) 112357 30 17/2E, BELEGHATA MAIN ROAD 400 TO KOLKATA - 700010 112756 KISHORE VIDYAPITH 112757 31 27B/3A, CHAUL PATTY ROAD, BELIAGHATA, 228 TO KOLKATA - 700010 112984 SURAH KANYA VIDYALAYA SUB-CENTRE 'A' 112985 32 P116, SCHEME-IVM, CIT ROAD, PHOOLBAGAN 400 TO KOLKATA - 700085 113384 SURAH KANYA VIDYALAYA SUB-CENTRE 'B' 113385 33 P116, SCHEME-IVM, CIT ROAD, PHOOLBAGAN 400 TO KOLKATA - 700085 113784 BAGMARI MANIKTALA GOVT. SPONSD. HIGH SCHOOL 113785 34 1, BAGMARI LANE, KANKURGACHI 450 TO KOLKATA - 700054 114234 NARIKELDANGA DESHABANDHU VIDYAPITH (H.S.) 114235 35 107, NARIKELDANGA NORTH ROAD 408 TO KOLKATA - 700011 114642 NEW NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 114643 36 P189A, R.K.SAMADHI ROAD 250 TO KOLKATA - 700054 114892 PURBA KALIKATA ADARSHA VIDYAMANDIR 114893 37 20, UPENDRA CHANDRA BANERJEE ROAD 228 TO KOLKATA - 700054 115120 ULTADANGA GOVT. SPOND. H.S. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS' 115121 38 59/60, BAGMARI ROAD 450 TO KOLKATA - 700054 115570 Sl. Name of the Venues No. of Regd. Candts. Roll Nos. No. ULTADANGA UNITED HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) (GOVT. SPONSD.) 115571 39 49, ULTADANGA ROAD 492 TO KOLKATA - 700004 116062 DESHABANDHU VIDYALAYA 116063 40 24A, HARISH NEOGI ROAD 360 TO KOLKATA - 700067 116422 SARADA PRASAD INSTITUTION SUB CENTRE 'A' 116423 41 108/18, BIDHAN NAGAR ROAD 336 TO KOLKATA - 700067 116758 SARADA PRASAD INSTITUTION SUB CENTRE 'B' 116759 42 108/18, BIDHAN NAGAR ROAD 312 TO KOLKATA - 700067 117070 MAULANA AZAD COLLEGE SUB-CENTRE 'A' 117071 43 8, RAFI AHMED KIDWAI ROAD 450 TO KOLKATA - 700013 117520 MAULANA AZAD COLLEGE SUB-CENTRE 'B' 117521 44 8, RAFI AHMED KIDWAI ROAD 500 TO KOLKATA - 700013 118020 TALTALA HIGH SCHOOL 118021 45 55, S.N. BANERJEE ROAD 300 TO KOLKATA - 700014 118320 EAST CALCUTTA GIRL'S COLLEGE 118321 46 P237, BLOCK-B, LAKE TOWN 312 TO KOLKATA - 700089 118632 TEGHARIA SIKSHAYATAN HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 118633 47 TEGHARIA, P.O. HATIARA 300 TO KOLKATA - 700157 118932 CHITTARANJAN COLONY HINDU VIDYAPITH 118933 48 P.O. DESHBANDHUNAGAR, 480 TO KOLKATA - 700059 119412 ASWININAGAR J.N. MONDAL INSTITUTION 119413 49 P.O. - ASWININAGAR, BAGUIATI, 600 TO KOLKATA - 700159 120012 GOVT. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & LEATHER TECHNOLOGY 120013 50 BLOCK-LB, SECTOR-III, SALT LAKE 500 TO KOLKATA - 700106 120512 ALIAH UNIVERSITY, NEW TOWN, SUB CENTRE - "A" 120513 51 NEW TOWN, NEAR ECOSPACE 500 TO KOLKATA - 700160 121012 ALIAH UNIVERSITY, NEW TOWN, SUB CENTRE - "B 121013 52 NEW TOWN, NEAR ECOSPACE 500 TO KOLKATA - 700160 121512 BHUTNATH MAHAMAYA INSTITUTION 121513 53 9, R.N.C. ROAD, 280 TO KOLKATA - 700015 121792 SARAT CHANDRA SUR INSTITUTION (H.S.) 121793 54 12, POTTERY ROAD 500 TO KOLKATA - 700015 122292 BRAHMO BALIKA SHIKSHALAYA, SUB CENTRE - "A" 122293 55 294, A.P.C. ROAD, 400 TO KOLKATA - 700009 122692 BRAHMO BALIKA SHIKSHALAYA, SUB CENTRE - "B" 122693 56 294, A.P.C. ROAD, 400 TO KOLKATA - 700009 123092 CHITTARANJAN COLLEGE 123093 57 8A, BENIATOLA LANE 368 TO KOLKATA - 700009 123460 CITY COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 123461 58 SUB CENTRE - "A", 13, SURYA SEN STREET, 384 TO KOLKATA - 700012 123844 Sl. Name of the Venues No. of Regd. Candts. Roll Nos. No. CITY COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 123845 59 SUB CENTRE - "B", 13, SURYA SEN STREET, 376 TO KOLKATA - 700012 124220 SAKHAWAT MEMORIAL GOVT. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 124221 60 SUB CENTRE - "A", 17, LORD SINHA ROAD 350 TO KOLKATA -700071 124570 SAKHAWAT MEMORIAL GOVT. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 124571 61 SUB CENTRE - "B", 17, LORD SINHA ROAD 350 TO KOLKATA -700071 124920 TILJALA HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 124921 62 143, PICNIC GARDEN ROAD 400 TO KOLKATA - 700039 125320 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE, GARIAHAT 125321 63 10 & 10/1, GARIAHAT ROAD 600 TO KOLKATA - 700019 125920 ALIAH UNIVERSITY, PARK CIRCUS CAMPUS, SUB-CENTRE 'A' 125921 64 17, GORACHAND ROAD 600 TO KOLKATA - 700 014 126520 ALIAH UNIVERSITY, PARK CIRCUS CAMPUS, SUB-CENTRE 'B' 126521 65 17, GORACHAND ROAD 600 TO KOLKATA - 700 014 127120 LADY BRABOURNE COLLEGE 127121 66 P-1/2, SUHRAWARDY AVENUE, 445 TO KOLKATA - 700017 127565 ** ALL PWD CANDIDATES WILL BE ALLOTTED IN LAST VENUE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, WEST BENGAL 161-A, S. P. MUKHERJEE ROAD, KOLKATA - 700 026 W.B.C.S. (EXE.) ETC. (PRELI.) EXAMINATION, 2020 Date of Examination : 9th FEBRUARY, 2020 (Sunday) Subject : General Studies Time of Examination : 12:00 noon to 2:30 p.m. Name of Centre : KOLKATA (SOUTH) (02) Sl. Name of the Venues No. of Regd. Candts. Roll Nos. No. G.B. MEMORIAL INSTITUTION , 200001 1 14, JADAV GHOSH ROAD, SARSUNA, 500 TO KOLKATA - 700061 200500 NAVADIGANTA HIGH SCHOOL (M) H.S., SUB CENTRE - "A" 200501 2 15, RAMGOPAL PAUL ROAD, SARSUNA 300 TO KOLKATA - 700061 200800 NAVADIGANTA HIGH SCHOOL (M) H.S., SUB CENTRE - "B" 200801 3 15, RAMGOPAL PAUL ROAD, SARSUNA 300 TO KOLKATA - 700061 201100 BASUDEBPUR HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 201101 4 SARSUNA MAIN ROAD, P.O - SARSUNA, 360 TO KOLKATA - 700061 201460 BRATACHARI VIDYASRAM 201461 5 P.O. - JOKA, P.S. - THAKURPUKUR, 400 TO KOLKATA - 700104 201860 BAIDYAPARA HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 201861 6 B.M. ROY ROAD, BARISHA 500 TO KOLKATA - 700008 202360 BARISHA VIVEKANANDA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 202361 7 632, D.H. ROAD, PORA ASWATHATALA, THAKURPUKUR, 350 TO KOLKATA - 700063 202710 BEHALA SHARDA VIDYAPITH FOR GIRLS 202711 8 PARNASREE PALLY 500 TO KOLKATA - 700060, NEAR PARNASREE POLICE STATION 203210 BEHALA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 203211 9 337/4, DIAMOND HARBOUR ROAD 500 TO KOLKATA - 700034 203710 SAHAPUR GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 203711 10 20, JYOTISH ROY ROAD, NEW ALIPORE 300 TO KOLKATA - 700053 204010 PASCHIM PUTIARY SUKHARANJAN VIDYAMANDIR 204011 11 268, BANERJEE PARA ROAD, 500 TO KOLKATA - 700041 204510 PRANTA PALLI HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 204511 12 J BLOCK, BAGHAJATIN PALLI 430 TO KOLKATA - 700032 204940 GANDHI COLONY BHARATI BALIKA VIDYALAYA 204941 13 GANDHI COLONY, P.O. - REGENT ESTATE 430 TO KOLKATA - 700092 (OPP. TO NETAJI JATIYA SEVADAL CLUB) 205370 KHANPUR NIRMALA BALA SARKAR GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 205371 14 316, N.S.C. BOSE ROAD, 500 TO KOLKATA - 700047 205870 SIR NRIPENDRA NATH GIRLS' HIGH SCHHOL (H.S.) 205871 15 4, CHANDI GHOSH ROAD, 500 TO KOLKATA - 700040 206370 SIR NRIPENDRA NATH INSTITUTION (H.S.) 206371 16 5, CHANDI GHOSH ROAD, 500 TO KOLKAT- 700040 206870 TOLLYGUNGE BANGUR HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 206871 17 34, GOLF CLUB ROAD, 360 TO KOLKATA - 700033 207230 Name of Centre : KOLKATA (SOUTH) (02) Sl.
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    INTRODUCTION Cooch Behar as a princely state had undergone treinendous changes in different fields of life to grapple with the rapid changes which affected the Cooch Behar State system both from within and without. As a matter of fact, the rigid and closed characteristics of a traditional society had to undergo changes because of innovative ideas in respect of-political and economic milieu. Evidently, the study confines itself to the reign of Maharaja Nripendra Narayan (1863-1911) which witnessed the most significant changes that ushered in modernity in the State. Now the basic questions are : (1) what was the nature of the whole society as well as the nature of administration under the rule of his great grand father. Raja Harendra Narayan ? (II) What were the factors and forces responsible to bring about change in the society, its economy and administration ? (Ill) What were the factors and forces contributed to the making of a modern ruler ? (IV) What elements of modernity influenced the socio-econoroic milieu and administrative system under the reign of Maharaja Nripendra Narayan ? (V) How much modern was the modern King ? Theoretically, an attempt may be made to understand 'tradition' and the process of 'Modernization'. The celebra­ ted writers of the sub-ccmtinent as well as European scholars, in their attempts in exploring the factors and forces influencing the society, have tried to analyse the process of historical development. For example, David E.Apter in his work The Politics of Modernization (1965); S .N .fiisenstadt in his treatises Modernization-Protest and Change (1967) and Tradition, Change and Modernity (1973); N.J.Smelser in his book Sociology - Aa Introduction (1973); M.B.Jansen in his edited work Qtanqinq Japanese Attitudes Towards Modernization (1965); Singer Milton in his work Social Qianqes in.
  • West Bengal Bikash Bidhan Nagar, Calc Antiual Report 1999-2000

    West Bengal Bikash Bidhan Nagar, Calc Antiual Report 1999-2000

    r Department of School Education A Government of West Bengal Bikash Bidhan Nagar, Calc Antiual Report 1999-2000 Department of School Education Government of West Bengal Bikash Bhavan Bidhan Nagar, Calcutta-700 091 \amtuu of B4u«tcioQ«t PiittQiai «a4 A4niMttriti«o. ll^ ii Sri A«ir»kBdo M«rg, ! X a n i i C S i s w a s Minister-in-charge DEPT. OF EDUCATION (PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND MADRASAH) & DEPT. OF REFUGEE RELIEF AND REHABILITATION Government of West Bengal Dated, Calcutta 28.6.2000 FOREWORD It is a matter of satisfaction to me that 4th Annual Report of the Department of School Education, Government of West Bengal is being presented to all concerned who are interested to know the facts and figures of the system and achievements of the Department. The deficiencies which were revealed in the last 3 successive reports have been tried to be overcome in this report. The figures in relation to all sectors of School Education Department have been updated. All sorts of efforts have been taken in preparation of this Annual Report sO that the report may be all embracing in respect of various information of this Department. All the facts and figures in respect of achievement of Primary Education including the District Primary Education Programme have been incorporated in this Report. The position of Secondary School have been clearly adumbrated in this issue. At the same time, a large number of X-class High Schools which have been upgraded to Higher Secondary Schools (XI-XII) have also been mentioned in this Report.
  • South Non Executives

    South Non Executives

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  • North 24 Parganas Merit List

    North 24 Parganas Merit List

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