Scottish Church College Criteria for Admission to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BBA Honours Courses (Those Who Qualified in 2019 Are Preferred)

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Scottish Church College Criteria for Admission to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BBA Honours Courses (Those who qualified in 2019 are preferred)

Please note the following 1 No distinction between West Bengal Board and Other Boards 2 Aggregate means Total Marks of the Best FOUR Subjects (at least 100 marks paper) excluding Environmental Studies & Environmental Education in the qualifying exam 3 Number in brackets ( ) indicates the total number of seats available in the subject 4 Admission through Merit List based on Index Mark 5 Merit list is prepared based on Index Mark for all categories of students. 6 Must have passed in English (with at least 100 Marks paper) 7 Must have passed in the General (Elective) subjects applied for. Eligibility Criteria for on-line Submission of Forms Category A : General Merit Honours Subject Stream/Comments Minimum eligibility to apply Index Mark No. of Seats 20% of aggregate + 80% of Marks in English Note : If the index marks is the same for more 60% Aggregate & 70% in English than one candidate preference will be given on 1 English (55) the basis of the following stipulations: 1. Highest marks in Subject (English) 2. Highest Aggregate/ 3. Highest in Bengali/Hindi 50% Aggregate & 50% in Bengali Aggregate + % Marks in Bengali Note : Students with same index : 2 Bengali (40) 1. Marks in the Subject (Bengali) 2. Marks in English will be considered. 50% Aggregate & 50% in Sanskrit Aggregate + % Marks in Sanskrit Note : Students with same index : 3 Sanskrit (50) 1. Marks in the Subject (Sanskrit) 2. Marks in Bengali will be considered. Arts Stream with Philosophy. 50% Aggregate & 50% in Philosophy / Psychology / Aggregate + % Marks in Philosophy Mathematics / Education / Sociology / Political (If candidate has not studied Philosophy % marks Science in Psychology/Education/Mathematics/ Sociology/Political Science (whichever is higher) Note: In case there are students in the Merit List 4 Philosophy (55) with the same Index. 1. If tie occurs in Index Marks then the Subject Marks will be considered 2. If still tie occurs then First Language will be considered

Honours Subject Stream/Comments Minimum eligibility to apply Index Mark No. of Seats 60% aggregate, 60% in History & 60% in 30% of aggregate + 70% Marks in History Arts stream with History English/Bengali 60% Aggregate, & 65% in English/Bengali 30% of aggregate + 70% in English/Bengali Arts stream without History (whichever is higher) (whichever is higher) 60% Aggregate, & 65% in English/Bengali 30% of aggregate + 70% in English/Bengali Science stream (whichever is higher) (whichever is higher) Commerce Stream 60% Aggregate + 65% in English/Bengali 30% of aggregate + 70% in English/Bengali 5 History (whichever is higher) (whichever is higher)

Note: If candidates have same index marks then subject marks will be considered, after that

first language marks will be considered.

60% aggregate, 65% in Pol. Sc. & 65% in Aggregate % + % Marks in Pol. Sc. + % in Arts stream with Pol. Sc. English/Bengali, whichever is higher English/Bengali (whichever is higher) 60% aggregate & 65% in English/Bengali, Aggregate % + 2 x % Marks in English/Bengali Arts stream without Pol. Sc. whichever is higher (whichever is higher) 60% aggregate, 75% in English/Bengali Aggregate % +2 x % marks in English or Science / Commerce streams Political Science whichever is higher Bengali (whichever is higher). 6 (65) Note : In case there is more than one student in the Merit list with same Index Marks – 1. Marks in the subject (Political Science)/

Science, should be considered. 2. If the Index still remains the same, the first language of the candidate with or without Political Science will be considered. With Economics  60% Aggregate & 50% in English & 60% in 40% of aggregate + 60% of % marks in Maths & 60% in Economics. Mathematics (incl. Economics in best of 4 subjects) 40% of aggregate + 60% of marks in Without Economics  60% Aggregate & 50% in English & 60% in 7 Economics (60) Mathematics Maths

*Those with Business Mathematics of ISC are also eligible to apply as per CU norms Note 1. With same index and same marks in Mathematics, choice is English

Honours Subject Stream/Comments Minimum eligibility to apply Index Mark No. of Seats 2 x % marks in Maths + % of marks upto 2 decimal places in aggregate 60% Aggregate + 70% in Mathematics Note 8 Mathematics (70) If Tie in index : 1. % Marks of Mathematics 2. % Marks of First Language 60% Aggregate, 60% in Maths + 60% in Comp. Aggregate % + % Marks in Maths + % Marks in Science/Information Sc. otherwise Physics) Comp. Sc./Information Sc. otherwise Physics Note: In case of same index: Computer Science 1. % marks in Computer Science / 9 (30) Information Science otherwise Physics 2. % marks in Mathematics 3. % marks in English 65% Aggregate, 65% in Physics and (2 x Physics + Mathematics) Mathematics taken together Note : Students with same index : 1. Marks in Physics in +2 level Board 10 Physics (50) Examination 2. Marks in Mathematics in +2 level Board Examination Should qualify Higher Secondary (or 2 x % Marks in Chemistry + % Marks in equivalent) as per UGC with Chemistry, Physics + % Marks in Maths Physics, Mathematics and English with 60% Note: 11 Chemistry (50) marks in aggregate and 60% marks in If candidates with same index then marks Chemistry to be taken first Chemistry then Mathematics then Physics then English. Pass in Chemistry (Theory & Practical Aggregate + % Marks in separately) with 55% in Aggregate & 60% in Biology/Botany/Biotechnology Biology/Bio-technology/Botany Note : In case of same Index : 1. % marks in Biology/ Botany / 12 Botany (30) Biotechnology 2. % marks in Chemistry 3. % marks in English

Honours Subject Stream/Comments Minimum eligibility to apply Index Mark No. of Seats Pass in Chemistry (Theory & Practical separately) Aggregate + % Marks in Biology/Zoology / with 60% in aggregate & 60% in Biology/Bio- Biotechnology technology/Zoology Note: In case of same Index : 13 Zoology (30) 1. Consider % marks in Zoology/Biology/Biotechnology 2. % marks in Chemistry 3. % marks in First Language (if necessary) 60% Aggregate, 40% in Maths, 60% in Chemistry & Aggregate + % marks in Biology/Bio-technology + 70% in Biology/Biotechnology % marks in Chemistry/Physics 14 Microbiology (30) Note: In case of same Index : % Marks in Biology % Marks in Chemistry Commerce Stream 55% in aggregate (Best of FOUR), 55% in 60% of aggregate + 20% of Accountancy + 20% of (Mathematics/BSTD/CSTX/CLPA/Econ) Accountancy & 40% in Maths / BSTD / CSTX / CLPA Maths/BSTD/CSTX/CLPA/Economics / Economics 15 Science Stream 60% in Aggregate (Best of FOUR) and 60% in Maths 60% of aggregate + 40% of Mathematics Economics/Statistics/Mathematics Stream 60% in Aggregate (Best of FOUR), 60% in 60% of aggregate + 20% of Mathematics + 20% of Mathematics & 40% in Economics Economics Note: In case of Index marks of two or more candidates are identical, the following rules may be B.Com (50) followed for breaking the tie: 1.In case of Commerce stream candidates the ordering should be by the marks obtained in Accountancy at the +2 Level 2.In case of Science/Economics, Math, Stats candidates, ordering should be by the marks obtained in Maths at the +2 level If these marks are also identical then: 1.In case of commerce stream candidates the aggregate marks in the best of four subjects will be considered. 2.In case of other stream candidates the aggregate marks in the best of four subjects will be considered. 16 (BBA)(45) 60% Aggregate (excluding Environmental Studies & 80% of Aggregate + 20% of Accountancy / Environmental Education) in any stream in Economics / Business Economics / English / WBCHSE/ISC/CBSE/equivalent recognised by Mathematics / Business Mathematics / Statistics / University of Calcutta, (55% for SC/ST category) Business Statistics and must have passed in English having full marks Note: In case of same Index : not less than 100. 1. Option 1 (1st preference) – Highest marks in English 2. Option 2 (2nd preference) (if unresolved with option 1)- highest marks in Bengali/hindi

Category B – Reservation (excluding BBA) (SC/ST/PH/Christian) 1 SC/ST Minimum 40% marks in aggregate or 40% marks in Index Mark calculated as in the General Merit the subject or related subject at the qualifying Category examination

Honours Subject Stream/Comments Minimum eligibility to apply Index Mark No. of Seats 55% in the subject or related subject in the Index Mark calculated as in the General Merit qualifying examination Category OR A minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and Index Mark calculated as in the General Merit 45% marks in the subject or related subject in Category 2 PH the qualifying examination OR 50% in aggregate when the candidate has not Index Mark calculated as in the General Merit studied the subject in his/her qualifying Category examination provided all other clauses are satisfied 55% in the subject or related subject in the Index Mark calculated as in the General Merit qualifying examination Category OR A minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and Index Mark calculated as in the General Merit 45% marks in the subject or related subject in Category 3 Christian the qualifying examination OR 50% in aggregate when the candidate has not Index Mark calculated as in the General Merit studied the subject in his/her qualifying Category examination provided all other clauses are satisfied

COLLEGE RULES

(1) Students are required to maintain regular attendance to be eligible for appearing in the University examination. They should follow the parameters as per new CBCS norms of the University of Calcutta.

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES Numerous extension activities are promoted to inculcate a sense of civic responsibility and community orientation. The College provides many activities all-round personality development of the students, training them in team-work, organization and leadership providing opportunities for developing their latent creative talents.

PLACEMENT CELL The College has a Placement Cell which looks after the placement and career guidance of the U.G. and P.G. students of the College. The Placement Cell is situated on the ground floor of the B. Ed Building.

MEDICAL FACILITIES ON campus medical facilities for the staff and students are available.

INTERNET FACILITIES Internet facility is available for the students of the college. Detailed information is available with the Librarian. Students have access to inflibnet.

 Parent-Teacher Meet

(2) Science students who do not attend theoretical classes regularly shall not be permitted to attend practical classes.

(3) Students must wear and display visibly their Identity Cards during College hours inside the Campus. A student must produce Identity Card as and when demanded. It should be carefully preserved. In case of loss of Identity Card, a duplicate can be obtained only on permission by the Principal /the Vice-Principal and on payment of a fine of Rs. 70/- and preferably with a GD from the Police Station in this regard.

(4) A student has to clear the fees and dues within the notified date.

(5) Students are expected to treat the members of the staff and their fellow students with courtesy both in and out of the College. There must be no disorderly or offensive conduct at any time.

(6) Students must be in their classes and take their seats when the bell rings at the beginning of each period. They must not enter or leave the class room without permission.

(7) College property, furniture, library books etc. must be treated with due care.

(8) Rules for the conduct of examinations are placed on the Notice Board and must be strictly observed.

(9) Impersonation at roll call is punishable offence. The Principal/Vice-Principal has authority to impose fine or other appropriate punishment and in extreme cases may suspend or expel an offender.

(10) Students are required to check the Notice Board for any important notice/announcement before they leave the college every day.

(11) Students are expected to be formally and decently dressed while in the College.

(12) Use of tobacco products including smoking, chewing tobacco products, playing cards, spitting and loitering is strictly prohibited within the College and Hostel campuses and shall invite punishment.

(13) MOBILE PHONES are liable to be confiscated and/or a penalty of Rs.500/- will be imposed if used in places other than permitted areas within the College campus.

(14) A subject which is not taught in the College will not be permitted in the combination of subjects.

GENERAL INFORMATION HOSTELS For the accommodation of outstation students, the College has five hostels, viz. the Lady Jane Dundas Hostel (for girls), the Students’ Residence (for girls), the Duff Hostel, the Wann Hostel and the Ogilvie Hostel. The Lady Jane Dundas Hostel and Duff Hostel are primarily for Christian students.

LIBRARY The College has a large and well-equipped Library containing more than one lac books, journals and periodicals on various subject. This is complemented by the several departmental libraries serving specific needs of the Honours students. There is also a Book Bank from which students may borrow text books as well.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES Several scholarships are given to the students by the College. Concession in fees and stipends are also granted to deserving candidates. Good academic performance is acknowledged with a large number of prizes every year.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION AND WORSHIP Classes on religious instruction are held as a regular part of the work of the College. Prayers are held daily in the College Hall at 09.30 a.m. before the commencement of the classes.

ATHELETICS The College has a spacious playground situated at Canal East Road intended for the students of the College and Collegiate School. Football, Cricket, Basket Ball, Volley Ball athletics and Kho- Kho are played and practised here. A Gymnasium with all modern facilities is available in the College Campus.

COLLEGE MAGAZINE The College magazine is published annually. Students and Staff are expected to contribute articles, paintings, photographic entries etc. to it.

STUDENTS’ ACTIVITY CLUBS Students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities by becoming members of the various clubs, viz. Nature Study and Photography club, Budding Painters’ Club, Debating Society, Literary Society, Western and Indian Music Club, Dance and Drama Club.

STUDENTS’ UNION The Student’s Union is the representative body of the students.