REACCREDITATION REPORT - 2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

BEHALA COLLEGE,

SUBMITTED TO

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL, BANGALORE

REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, ------

CONTENTs:

Preface 1

Executive Summary 2-12

Profile of the college 13-20

CRITERIA WISE ANALYTICAL REPORT:

Curricular Aspects 21-31

Teaching-learning Evaluation 32-52

Research Consultancy Extension 53-65

Infrastructure & Learning 66-76 Resources

Students’ Support & Progression 77-89

Governance & Leadership 90-107

Innovations & Best Practices 108-113

Departmental Reports 114-263

Annexure

REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL

Behala College, West Bengal, established in 1963, celebrated its Golden Jubilee last year. The journey in these fifty years was not always a smooth one, but the zeal and fervor among the teachers and staff enabled the college to overcome all hurdles and provide knowledge to students and empower them to face the challenges of life in the coming years. The college was assessed by NAAC in 2005 and obtained Accreditation B +. During the Golden Jubilee Year we resolved that while our past is glorious we cannot afford to look back at our past only and ignore the requirements and expectations of the future that lies ahead.

While admitting the fact that the IQAC remained non-functioning till 2013, we do realize the need for transformation along the lines of Quality Assurance. We pledge to become a thriving organization by providing quality services to our prime stakeholders, the students.

We appreciate that the NAAC Assessment framework readily provides a roadmap for qualitative improvement of the institution and would enable us to make ‘quality to be the defining element” of our existence.

We proceed to make our reaccreditation for two purposes

1. To renew the mark of NAAC re-accreditation for all practical purposes. 2. But there is a holistic purpose as well

We sincerely believe that only through the effective functioning of the IQAC the college can have a long term perspective plan to enrich the college along the lines of Quality Assurance.

In our endeavor towards Quality Initiative we believe

1. Teachers should be the pathfinders 2. Path be defined by stakeholders’ expectations 3. Build our strengths and overcome the weaknesses

We have endeavored to enumerate not only our strengths but also the self introspective understanding of our weaknesses which we need to overcome in the future.

We have also listed the , something which we believe “we can do.”

We expect that whatever be our accreditation – the post accreditation quality assurance initiatives will surely help us to change ourselves.

PUBLISHED BY : TEACHER -IN-CHARGE , BEHALA COLLEGE , KOLKATA, WE ST BENGAL

PREPARED BY : INTERNAL QUALITY A SSURANCE CELL

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CURRICULAR ASPECT

Strength 1. Ratio of subjects offered by the college out of the total subjects offered in the University Curriculum (UG level) is 2:5 which is one of the highest amongst all colleges affiliated under the university

Strength 2. The college offers wide range of subject combinations 37 subject combinations in BA General, 21 subject combinations in BSc General, 6 Honours subjects in BA Honours and BSc Honours each

Strength 3. The college has entered into two different Memorandum of Understanding to run distance education centre Rabindra Bharati University to run the following PG departments (Political Science, Bengali, English, Sanskrit, Environment, History) Netaji Subhas Open University to run the following UG departments (Pol itical Science, Bengali, English, Political Science, Education, Social Work, Commerce, History, Mathematics, Library Science)

Strength 4. The college has entered into collaborations with DOEACC (which offers computer training to the students) George Telegraph Training Institute (that offers soft skill training to the students) British Institute (which offers training in Communicative English to students and teachers)

Strength 5. The college offers Entry to Services coaching/preparation for Competitive Examinations to non-creamy layers of students (from UGC funding) economically challenged general category students (from college funding)

Weakness 1. The college does not yet have any need assessment on curriculum needs of the students Weakness 2. The college is not offering any curriculum  to cope with the needs of the dynamic employment market

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 under self-financing programme or otherwise to enlarge the curriculum base with regard to add-on curriculum

Programmes of Study

In 2005, the college had In 2014, the college has  17 General subjects  20 General subjects  10 Honours subjects  12 Honours subjects

Curriculum Enrichment In 2014

The departments make use of In 2005 www.inflibnet.ac.in to download study All the departments made academic materials for reference to the students plans and prepare question bank in their

respective subjects Add on curriculum

In 2005 In 2014 No Add-on curriculum UGC sponsored Entry to services programme

TEACHING-LEARNING EVALUATION

Strength 1. Inspite of stiff competition from other colleges, admission is on the rise in the college. The number of students in 2005 were 1242 whereas in 2014 the number is as high as 1884 – a 50 percent rise in eight years

Strength 2. The success ratio of students is as high as 80 percent for both Humanities and Science

Strength 3. The teachers in the departments have identified the needs of making continuous formative assessment of students

Strength 4. Differently abled teacher makes use of audio-aids and Braille items for imparting lessons with better learning experience.

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Strength 5. Teachers make use of web resources to provide better learning resources to the advanced learners

Strength 6. Teachers take extra classes during slack sessionto compensate for classes lost due to exogenous factors

Weakness 1. The college is yet to introduce any formal mechanism of conducting post admission aptitude test and/or profile mapping exercise to identify the diversity amongst students

Weakness 2. The college is yet to set up any formal mechanism to obtain continuous feedback from students on teaching-learning evaluation

Teacher’s Quality

In 2005 In 2014 54% teacher had Ph.D 72 % teacher having PhDs 18% teacher had M.Phil 36 % teacher having M.Phil

Teacher’s Appraisal

In 2005 -Self Appraisal In 2014 - 360o Appraisal

Empowerment of Women

In 2005 - Percentage of women in In 2014 - Percentage of women in total total student strength– 38 student strength– 48 percent percent

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Academic Planning

In 2005 - Academic Plan with Modular In 2014 - Academic Plan with Question Curriculum Bank, Instructional Note Sheets, Web resources

Evaluation Reforms

In 2005 – Mid-term Test in In 2014 - Continuous Internal Assessment accordance to University examination pattern

RESEARCH CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION Strength 1. Research efforts and subsequent output has always been the strengthof the teachers

Weakness 1. College has not yet established collaboration and networking with industry and research organization for lab sharing, collaborative research etc.

Weakness 2. No conscious effort for developing and sharing expertise for revenue earning purposes

Research Output

2005 – 3 teachers awarded Ph.d 2014– 5 teachers awarded M.Phil 13 teachers awarded PhD 2 teachers completed MRP 3 teachers awarded M.Phil 8 teachers completed MRP

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Research Pursuit

2005 – 7 teachers registered for PhD 2014– 2 teachers with ongoing Research 9 teachers registered for PhD Projects (1 Minor and 1 Major) 8 teachers pursuing new Minor Research Project 2 teachers presently guiding PhD scholar Publications and Presentations

2005 – 2014– 48 publications were made 178 Publications

No record for Presentations 56 Presentations

Seminars

2005 – 2014 – 2 National Level Seminars 2 National Level Seminars 3 State Level Seminars

Extension Activities

2014 – 2005 – Open NCC Activities Open NCC activities NSS and Women Cell Activities NSS and Women Cell activities Anti drug and Illicit trafficking activities

INFRASTRUCTURE & LEARNING RESOURCES

Strength 1. Wifi enabled college campus Strength 2. ICT enabled library services Strength 3. ICT learning resources for teachers

Weakness 1. Space - a limiting constraint

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2005 2014 Built up area 2008 sqmts 2182 Sqmts Rooms 49 nos 55 Nos Journals 160 nos 294 Nos Desktop PC 24 nos 43 Nos Laptops 2 nos 40 Nos

2005 2014 Library Digitization using local Digitization using Library Management computerization software software (Koha) Subscription to N List (INFLIB NET) Internet Wi-fi connectivity ICT resources Desktop Computers Desktop Computers Overhead Projectors Overhead Projectors Scanners and Printers Scanners and Printers Internet–connectivity Wifi connectivity limited to few computers LCD Projectors Laptops I Pad Interactive white board Smart Board Smart TV ICT assistance Only Desktops in few Laptops for every individual teacher to faculty departments Corporate scheme mobile connectivity

Maintenance of Maintained on an CC TV surveillance resources emergent basis Fire Check Devices Voltage stabilizers and inverters Solar cell Power back up Generator – 1 (62.5KVA) Campus Beautification development - Maintenance of pond area and pisciculture - Vegetable garden Classroom Installation of audio system in large development classrooms to address students

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STUDENTS SUPPORT & PROGRESSION

Strength 1. Students enrolment on the rise inspite of stiff competition from neighboring colleges Strength 2. More and more girl students taking admission in the college Strength 3. Diverse students profile

Weakness 1. Progression data not maintained in the college Weakness 2. Absence of digitized database

2005 2014 Students enrolment Number of students – 1242 Number of students – 1884

Students profile Female students – 38% Female students – 48% No data available Minority students – 05% on SC/ST/OBC and SC / ST / OBC students – 20% Minority students Students support  Cycle stand  Computer learning centre  Canteen  Entry to Service counseling centre  Computer Centre  SMS notification to students  Communicative English  Banking services within college campus Centre  PG course offered in Rabindra Bharati  UG course offered in Netaji University Distance Education course Subhas Open University  UGC sponsored NRC Centre  UGC sanction for construction of Basketball court  Financial support from college for students with outstanding performance in games Students Formation of Past Pupils’ Formation of registered Alumni progression Association Association

GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP Strength 1. Capable of Revisioning Strength 2. Compliance to Internal Audit and External Audit Strength 3. Maintenance of steady surplus of income over expenditure Strength 4. Emphasizing on Faculty Empowerment Weakness 1. Absence of Purchase Manual

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Action Taken Report on NAAC Recommendations

1. Introduce more course options to increase flexibility in course combinations. The college may immediately go for more job oriented certificate/diploma courses. Significant emphasis may be on innovative and interdisciplinary courses and programmes. Some of these may be under self-financing.

 3 new General subjects introduced - Geography (2013) Education (2013) and Food & Nutrition (2013)  2 new Honours subjects introduced - Journalism and Mass Communication (2013) and Computer Science (2013)  Proposal for introduction of Hindi (General) and Botany (Honours) has already been ratified by the Governing Body  Flexibility in subject combination is very high o 37 subject combinations in BA general o 21 subject combinations in BSc general  UGC sponsored Entry to Services Programme is in operation

2. The following new programmes may be considered as well as any other of interest and relevance to the college and its surroundings: Entrepreneurship, Computer/IT Application, Film Studies, TV Journalism, Environmental Science, Micro-Biology  Not complied due to shortages of fund

3. Establishment of following new centers/departments be considered: Women Study Centre, Entrepreneurship Development Centre.  A Women Study Centre has been formed

4. Computer/IT resources be augmented and used by all students and teachers.  I Pad  Interactive white board  Smart Board  Smart TV  Internet – Wi-fi connectivity  Number of computers increased from 24 to 53  Laptops for each teacher

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5. The library may be further strengthened with more space and more books. Book Bank facilities be expanded.  Number of books increased from 18707 to 23737

6. Innovative schemes for increasing learning capacity and communicative skill may be considered.  Course on Communicative English has been initiated in collaboration with the British Institute

7. Coaching for competitive tests and interviews for suitable jobs according to capabilities may be introduced.  UGC sponsored Entry to Services Programme  Skill Development Programme in collaboration with George Telegraph Training Institute

8. Students may be exposed to industries and business houses through visits, invited lectures, vacation jobs and internships.  Visit to Coca Cola factory by students of Chemistry (Honours)

9. The college may set up well-equipped Career Guidance and Counseling Cell. A computer based information service for students may be considered. A Placement Officer may be designated.  Career Guidance and Counseling Cell has been formed

10. The college may also establish an internal quality assurance cell on priority basis  IQAC has been re-established on 26/07/2014 as per UGC guidelines

11. Student feedback may be extended to current students in all the three years of the degree course.  Student feedback taken from all current students

12. Audiovisual methods in teaching using projectors, computers, films, cassettes and other teaching aids may be extensively implemented.  LCD & Overhead Projectors  Interactive white board  Smart Board

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13. More encouragements may be given to research and publication of research papers. The college and individual teachers may build up external linkages with other research laboratories/centers and industries within the country and abroad for research & development and innovative teachings.  173 publications made in research journals and books  Collaborative research with (i) Sammilani Collegeand (ii) IUC-DAE CSR, Kolkata Centre

14. More participation by teachers in external academic events like seminars, workshops, refresher courses as well as holding of such events in the campus may be encouraged.  56 presentations of research papers by faculty  Participation in 15 Orientation Programme and 37 Refresher Course  Organization of 2 National level and 3 State level seminars in College

15. The college may introduce more interactive approach and innovation in teaching. Inter- departmental and inter-college faculty exchange programmes, including offering of twining programmes be considered.  Interdepartmental faculty exchange programme o - Physics and Electronics o - Computer Science and Mathematics o - Philosophy and Education  Inter-college faculty exchange programme with Kishore BharatiBhaginiNibedita College

16. Introduction of schemes for internal resource generation including consultancy work, more self-financing courses may be taken up.  No such initiatives have been taken

17. Professional development programmes for non-teaching staff may be introduced for making the office administration effective.  Participation in Computer training programme  Arrangement of classes for Communicative English for all support staff

18. College may make concerted efforts to have more an auditorium, a gymnasium, a hostel and a spacious playground of its own.  Sanction of UGC grant for construction of Womens‟ hostel  Sanction of UGC grant for construction of Basketball Court

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19. Alumni Association and Parent-Teacher Association may be formalized for effective functioning.  Formation of registered Alumni Association  Formation of Parent-Teacher Association

20. The college may consider to open PG courses in Chemistry and History immediately and in English, Physics and Bengali in a phased manner.  The Governing Body has resolved to proceed for opening PG courses in Chemistry and Bengali

21. Opening of Management courses and offering subjects like Customer care, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Marketing of Financial Services and International Business be considered.  No such initiative taken as yet

22. Teachers may be encouraged to submit more research proposal to different funding agencies to enhance research activities.  8 teachers completed Minor Research Project  8 teachers pursuing new Minor Research Project  4 teachers have submitted proposal for MRP

23. The Science departments including Computer Science department may develop linkages with industries, trading houses, Govt departments, training and research institutes to enable the students to go for summer training/programme of internship/live projects.

 The Computer Science department arranges for internships

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PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE

01. Name and Address of the college:

NAME BEHALA COLLEGE ADDRESS 32, UPEN BANERJEE ROAD, P.S. PARNASHREE DIST 24 PARGANAS (SOUTH) CITY KOLKATA PIN 700060 STATE WEST BENGAL

02. For Communication:

Designation Name Telephone E-mail Teacher-in-charge Prof (Smt) Sharmila Mitra 8479911071 [email protected] IQAC Coordinator Dr. Sukla Maiti 9433131837 [email protected] Steering Committee Dr. Ujjaini Mukhopadhyay 9836838095 [email protected] Co-ordinator Jt. Co-ordinator Prof. Alak Mandal 9836802810 [email protected]

03. Status of the Institution: Affiliated college 

Constituent college 

Any other 

04. Type of Institution: a) By Gender

 Men 

 Women 

 Co-educational  b) By Shift

 Regular 

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 Day 

 Evening 

05. Is it a recognized minority institution: Yes 

No 

06. Source of funding: Government 

Grant-in-aid 

Self-financing 

Any other 

07. a) Date of establishment of the college - 01/ 08 / 1963 b) University to which the college is affiliated – c) Details of UGC recognition Section Date

2 f 12/01/1982

12 B 12/01/1982

(Enclosed Affiliation Authentication Certificate, last utilization certificate of UGC, UGC recognition of 2f and 12B as Annexures 3

d) Details of recognition by bodies other than UGC – Not Applicable

08. Does the affiliating university provide conferment of Autonomy on its affiliated college? No Has the college applied for availing the autonomous status? No

09. Is the college recognized a) By UGC as a College with Potential for Excellence (CPE)? - No b) By other Government agency for its performance? - No 10. Location of the campus and area in sqmts Location Semi-Urban

Campus area (in sqmts) 8358.0533sq m

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Built up area (in sqmts) 2182.83 sq m

11. Facilities available on the campus  Auditorium/seminar complex   Sports facilities ∗Play ground 

∗Swimming pool 

∗Gymnasium 

 Hostel ∗ Boys’ hostel 

a) Number of hostels- b) Number of inmates - c) Facilities (dinning, kitchen, reading room, television, cycle stand) ∗ Girls’ hostel

∗Working women’s hostel

 Residential facilities for teaching and non-teaching staff (give numbers available — cadre wise)

- Teaching – nil - Non-teaching - 3  Cafeteria   Health centre - First aid, Inpatient, Outpatient, Emergency care facility, Ambulance  - First aid facility is available

 Health centre staff  - Qualified doctor Full time  Part-time  (2) - Qualified Nurse Full time  Part-time  (0)

Facilities like banking,post office, book shops - SBI ATM within campus, forthcoming Bank of Baroda e-corner, cheap store 

 Transport facilities to cater to the needs of students and staff:   Animal house   Biological waste disposal   Generator or other facility for management/regulation of electricity and voltage  o Output: 62.5 KVA o UPS support for computers  Solid waste management facility   Waste water management   Water harvesting 

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12. Details of programmes offered by the college (Give data for current academic year)

SI. Programm Name of the Duratio Entry Medium Sanctioned No. of No. e Programme/ n Qualificatio of / students Level Course n instructio approved admitted n Student strength 1. Under- Honours 3 years WBHS/ISC/ English & 92+52+50+ 77+52+25 Graduate Bengali, English, CBSC or Bengali 39+34+30+ +25+8+31 History, Pol.Sc, equivalent 40+49+49+ +34+36+5 Philosophy, 37+20+19 7 Journalism, Physics, =511 +102+21+ Mathematics, 5 Chemistry, Zoology, =473 Computer Science, Economics

General 400 B.A. 60 B.Sc 402 69 Post- Nil Graduate Integrated Nil Programm es PG Ph.D. Nil M.Phil. Nil Certificate Nil courses UG Nil Diploma PG Nil Diploma Any Other Nil (specify and provide details)

13. Does the college offer self financed programmes? No 14. New programmes introduced in the college during the last five years? Yes – 05

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15. List the Departments? Faculty Department Under graduate

ScienceComputer Science (Honours), UG Geography (General), Food & Nutrition (General) ArtsJournalism (Honours), Education (General) UG

16. Number of Programmes offered under a. Annual system  (2 BSc, BA) b. Semester system  (0) c. Trimester system  (0) 17. Number of Programmes with a. Choice based credit system  (0) b. Inter/Multi disciplinary  (0) c. Any other  (0) 18. Does the college offer UG and/or PG programmes in Teacher Education? a. Yes  b. No  19. Does the college offer UG and/or PG programmes in Physical Education? a. Yes  b. No  20. Number of Teaching and non-teaching positions in the institution?

Prof Associate Prof Assistant Prof Non Teaching Staff Technical Staff

M F M F M F M F M F

UGC/Govt

Sanctioned 0 0 48 18 10 7 10 11 Recruited 0 0 4 +2(PTT) +6 (PTT) 7 0 5 0

Yet to recruit 12 11 5

College

Sanctioned

Recruited 7 (GL) 10 (GL) 8 1 5 0

Yet to recruit

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21. Qualification of the Teaching Staff

Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Total M F M F M F Highest Qualification Permanent Teachers PhD 2 4 5 7 18 M Phil 2 2 1 2 7 PG 0 1 4 2 7 Govt PTTs DSc /DLitt PhD 1 0 1 M Phil 0 3 3 PG 1 3 4

22. Number of visiting faculty/ guest faculty engaged with the college Nil

23. Furnish the number of students admitted to the college during the last four academic years

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 M F M F M F M F SC 92 55 97 66 53 74 77 76 ST 4 3 4 1 4 1 1 1 OBC 7 5 14 13 2 0 19 7 Gen 199 203 243 170 372 351 380 312 Others 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 302 266 358 215 431 426 477 396

24. Details on students’ enrollment in the college during the current academic year Type of students Number Students from West Bengal 813 Students from other states 1 Students from other countries 0 Students of foreign origin 0 Total 814

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25. Drop-out rate (average of last two batches) 12Percent

26. Unit Cost of Education a. Including salary component Rs. 24673 b. Excluding salary component Rs. 2121

27. Does the college offer any programme in distance education mode a. Yes  b. No  a) Is it a registeredcentre for offering distance education programme of another university? a. Yes  b. No  b) Name the university which has granted such registration  Netaji Subhas Open University Study Centre  Rabindra Bharati University Study Centre c) Number of programmesoffered-NSOUSC: UG in Beng, Hist, Lib.Sc. PG in Beng, Eng, Hist, Pol.Sc, Edu, Social Work, Commerce, Math, Lib.Sc PG diploma in Journalism & Mass Comm RBUSC: PG in Beng, Eng, Hist, Pol.Sc, Sanskrit, Env. Stu

d) Programmes carry the recognition of the Distance Education Council a. Yes  b. No  28. Provide teacher-student ratio for each of the programme course offered

Course offered Subject Teacher-Student ratio UG (Honours) Bengali 1:15.4 English 1:17.3 History 1:5 Political Science 1:6.25 Philosophy 1:2.7 Journalism 1:10.3 Physics 1:4.9 Mathematics 1:9 Chemistry 1:7.1 Zoology 1:34 Computer Science 1:10.5 Economics 1:1.6

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29. Is the college applying for a. Accreditation Cycle 1  Cycle 2  Cycle 3  b. Reassessment 

30. Date of accreditation 01/05/2005 Accreditation outcome B+ grade (Copy of accreditation certificate and peer team report are enclosed in Annexure 4 and Annexure 6 respectively)

31. Number of working days during the last academic year 259 32. Number of teaching days during the last academic year 180 33. Date of establishment of Internal Quality Assurance Cell 26/07/2014

34. Details regarding submission of Annual Quality Assurance Reports a. AQAR – 2010-11 – 31/10/2014 b. AQAR – 2011-12 –01/11/2014 c. AQAR – 2012-13 – 01/11/2014 d. AQAR – 2013-14 – 09/11/2014

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1. CURRICULAR ASPECT

1.1. CURRICULUM PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION

1.1.1. STATE THE VISION, MISSION AND OBJECTIVES OF THE INSTITUTION, AND DESCRIBE HOW THESE ARE COMMUNICATED TO THE STUDENTS, TEACHERS, STAFF AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS.

As an educational institute the IQAC envisions the coalesce of education and skill  which be communicated to the stakeholders - clearly and unambiguously  which be widely understood and collectively shared by all stakeholders

We also realize that when organisational purposes get aligned with right strategy organisational efficiency gets enhanced. VISION Committed to provide education for knowledge, wisdom and emancipation RE-VISION Committed to provide education for knowledge, wisdom, emancipation and enhancement of capabilities MISSION Education for All irrespective of caste, creed, religion and economic status OBJECTIVE The goal has been to provide an education that  Helps the students to progress from admission to graduation  Integrates curricular knowledge with value education and need based training  Encourages the students from learning to earning  Provides support to economically challenged students

This mission is communicated to the stakeholders through the college website, prospectus, orientationprogramme for freshers and in the meetings of Teachers‟ Council and Governing Body.

The IQAC has planned to organize Prospectus Day every year so as to make the students identified with the vision and mission of the college.

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1.1.2. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION DEVELOP AND DEPLOY ACTION PLANS FOR EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CURRICULUM? GIVE DETAILS OF THE PROCESS AND SUBSTANTIATE THROUGH SPECIFIC EXAMPLE(S).

It is well accepted that for fulfillment of the purpose of imbibing knowledge requires effective implementation of the curriculum in each of the departments The action plan in this aspect is the Academic Plan of each department Each department downloads the syllabus from the university website during the commencement of the session. Any change made in the syllabus by the university is noted for appropriate retraining for the teachers Departments then make a lesson plan for delivery during the academic session. Mid-term reviews are made by the department Teachers are encouraged by the Head of the Institution to take extra classes in all such situations where classes are lost for exogenous factors.

1.1.3. WHAT TYPE OF SUPPORT (PROCEDURAL AND PRACTICAL) DO THE TEACHERS RECEIVE (FROM THE UNIVERSITY AND/OR INSTITUTION) FOR EFFECTIVELY TRANSLATING THE CURRICULUM AND IMPROVING TEACHING PRACTICES?

The university does not provide any support to the teachers so that teachers can improve their teaching practices However the UGC Academic Staff Colleges provide Orientation Programmes and Refresher Courses which helps the teachers to o update their teaching content o upgrade their teaching practices The college encourages the teachers to participate in OP and RC and grants duty leave to enable them to attend the courses.

1.1.4. SPECIFY THE INITIATIVES TAKEN UP OR CONTRIBUTION MADE BY THE INSTITUTION FOR EFFECTIVE CURRICULUM DELIVERY AND TRANSACTION ON THE CURRICULUM PROVIDED BY THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY.

For effective curriculum delivery the institution provides o autonomy to the respective departments and the teachers o remedial classes are taken for the back learners o the advanced learners are provided with references beyond text often from online

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The IQAC has the plan to encourage the teachers to prepare a repository of instruction manuals for each of the topic in the curriculum and provide the same in the library for the students to avail its benefit.

1.1.5. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION NETWORK AND INTERACT WITH BENEFICIARIES SUCH AS INDUSTRY, RESEARCH BODIES AND THE UNIVERSITY IN EFFECTIVE OPERATIONALISATION OF THE CURRICULUM?

The college does not interact with external body – industry or research body or otherwise – for the purpose of curriculum transaction

1.1.6. WHAT ARE THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE INSTITUTION AND/OR ITS STAFF MEMBERS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CURRICULUM BY THE UNIVERSITY?

The institution being an affiliate of the university does not have any scope of contributing to the development of the curriculum by the university as the same is decided by the University Board of Studies. But whenever teachers get the opportunity to attend any seminar or workshop with regard to syllabus revision respective faculties attend such seminars.

1.1.7. DOES THE INSTITUTION DEVELOP CURRICULUM FOR ANY OF THE COURSES OFFERED OTHER THAN THOSE UNDER THE PURVIEW OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY BY IT? IF YES, GIVE DETAILS OF THE PROCESS.

The institution has not developed curriculum other than the courses under the purview of the university.

The IQAC has planned to conduct need assessment amongst the students to find out what curriculum they want beyond the jurisdiction of the Calcutta University and would proceed to introduce such curriculum with support from UGC.

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1.1.8. HOW DOES INSTITUTION ANALYZE/ENSURE THAT THE STATED OBJECTIVES OF CURRICULUM ARE ACHIEVED IN THE COURSE OF IMPLEMENTATION?

Teacher-in-charge makes regular vigil of the classes and examination taking place Marks sheets of Mid-Term and Test Examination are handed out and students‟ performance are appraised at Parent-Teacher meetings Results of College Test are discussed at Teachers‟ Meetings

1.2. ACADEMIC FLEXIBILITY

1.2.1. SPECIFYING THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES GIVE DETAILS OF THE CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA/ SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSES ETC., OFFERED BY THE INSTITUTION

The objective of the college is to spread knowledge amongst the students and make them graduate The University of Calcutta offers 50 subjects to the affiliating colleges for being introduced Behala College has a fairly high curriculum coverage index of 40 – being able to introduce 20 subjects out of the 50 subject options offered by the university Very few colleges under the University of Calcutta have such high curriculum coverage index.

Curriculum coverage index 45 40 40 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 2005 2013

Table 1

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The college has introduced 5 new subjects from 2013 as indicated above in Table 1 – having o 3 general subjects o 2 honours subjects

The college offers General curriculum in Defence Studies – one of the few colleges in the university offers this subject The college also have a very wide range of subjects combinations - 37 subject combinations in BA General, 21 subject combinations in BSc General, 6 honours subjects inBA Honours and BSc Honours each

Subject Combinations offered for BA Honours Honours (Core) courses General (Elective) Subject combinations Bengali History and Economics/ Political Science/Philosophy/Sanskrit/English, Political Science and Philosophy/English/Sanskrit, Education and Sanskrit/ Philosophy/ English/ Political Science, Philosophy and Sanskrit/ English English Bengali and Education/ History/Journalism, Philosophy and Political Science/ Education/ History,

History and Political Science/ Journalism/Geography,

Education and Journalism/ Political Science/ Geography,

Political Science and Journalism/ Geography

History Bengali and Political Science/ Geography/ Philosophy,

Political Science and Economics/ English/ Geography/ Philosophy,

Philosophy and English/ Sanskrit, B.A. Economics and Geography Political Science History and Philosophy/ Journalism/ Economics/ Bengali/ English, Education and Bengali/ Journalism/ Philosophy/ Economics/ English, Philosophy and Bengali/ Economics, Journalism and English Philosophy Bengali and Education/ History/ Political Science/ Sanskrit, Education and Political Science/ Sanskrit/ English, History and Political Science/ Economics, Political Science and English/ Sanskrit Journalism Bengali and English/ Education/ Sanskrit/ Political Science, Political Science and Economics/ History/ English, Education and Sanskrit/ English/ Economics

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SUBJECT COMBINATIONS OFFERED FOR BA GENERAL 1. Bengali, Education, English 18. History, Bengali, Economics 35. Def Stud, Education, Journalism 2. Bengali, Education, Geog 19. History, Economics, Pol Sci 36. Def Stud, Pol Sci, Education 3. Bengali, Education, Journalism 20. History, Journalism, Pol Sci 37. Def Stud, Bengali, History 4. Bengali, Education, Sanskrit 21. Philosophy, Education, Bengali 5. Bengali, History, Geog 22. Philosophy, Education, Def Stud 6. Bengali, History, Sanskrit 23. Philosophy, Education, Pol Sci 7. Bengali, Pol Sci, Sanskrit 24. Philosophy, History, Bengali 8. Economics, Bengali, Journalism 25. Philosophy, History, Def Stud 9. Economics, Education, Journalism 26. Philosophy, History, Education 10. Economics, Pol Sci, Bengali 27. Pol Sci, Bengali, History 11. Economics, Philosophy, Education 28. Pol Sci, Education, Bengali 12. Economics, Education, Pol Sci 29. Pol Sci, Education, Sanskrit 13. Education, Journalism, Pol Sci 30. Pol Sci, History, Def Stud 14. Education, Philosophy, English 31. Pol Sci, History, Philosophy

15. Education, Pol Sci, Geog 32. Pol Sci, Sanskrit, Geog 16. Education, Sanskrit, Philosophy 33. Sanskrit, History, Philosophy 17. Geog, History, Pol Sci 34. Def Stud, Education, Bengali Subject Combinations offered for BSc Honours Honours (Core) courses General (Elective) Subject combinations Physics 1. Mathematics and Chemistry/Computer B.Sc. Science/Statistics/Electronics Mathematics 2. Physics and Chemistry/Computer Science/Statistics/Electronics Chemistry 3. Physics and Mathematics Zoology 4. Chemistry and Botany/Food & Nutrition Computer Science 5. Mathematics and Physics/Statistics/Electronics Economics 6. Mathematics and Statistics/ Computer Science/Pol Sci

SUBJECT COMBINATIONS OFFERED FOR B SC GENERAL 1. Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry 8. Economics, Mathematics, Statistics 15. Economics, Def Stud, History 2. Physics, Mathematics, Electronics 9. Economics, Mathematics, Pol Sci 16. Economics, Education, Geog 3. Physics, Maths, Computer Sci 10. Economics, Maths, Computer Sci 17. Economics, Pol Sci, Geog 4. Physics, Mathematics, Statistics 11. Economics, Mathematics, Geog 18. Def Stud, Economics, Geog 5. Chemistry, Zoology, Botany 12. Economics, Def Stud, Bengali 19. Def Stud, Education, Geog 6. Chemistry, Zoo, Food & Nutrition 13. Economics, Def Stud, Pol Sci 20. Def Stud, History, Geog 7. Botany, Zoology, Def Stud 14. Economics, Def Stud, Philosophy 21. Def Stud, Pol Sci, Geog

1.2.2. DOES THE INSTITUTION OFFER PROGRAMMES THAT FACILITATE DUAL DEGREE? IF ‘YES’, GIVE DETAILS.

The institution does not offer any programme that facilitates dual degree

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1.2.3. GIVE DETAILS ON THE VARIOUS INSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS WITH REFERENCE TO ACADEMIC FLEXIBILITY AND HOW IT HAS BEEN HELPFUL TO STUDENTS IN TERMS OF SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, ACADEMIC MOBILITY, PROGRESSION TO HIGHER STUDIES AND IMPROVED POTENTIAL FOR EMPLOYABILITY.

The college offers academic flexibility to the students to the extent as permitted within the university rules and regulations 1. Students can change their subject combination before their registration in the university 2. Students who fail in one or more papers can progress to the next year and can clear the failed paper by appearing in the supplementary examination The institution does not offer any programme that allows the student to develop employability. However it provides

 computer training to the students (in collaboration with DOEACC)  soft skill training to the students (in collaboration with George Telegraph Training Institute)  course on Communicative English (in collaboration with British Institute) The college, in order to provide support towards their preparation for the competitive examinations and subsequent progression to the job market, has introduced UGC Sanctioned free Coaching in BCS, SSC, Bank, Railway, Primary Teachers Examination, Staff Selection, PSC Clerkship and Miscellaneous Service Examination for SC / ST / OBC / Minority under XI and XII plan period during the academic session 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 Economically challenged general category students are provided similar support from college fund

1.2.4. DOES THE INSTITUTION OFFER SELF-FINANCED PROGRAMMES? IF ‘YES’, LIST THEM AND INDICATE HOW THEY DIFFER FROM OTHER PROGRAMMES, WITH REFERENCE TO ADMISSION, CURRICULUM, FEE STRUCTURE, TEACHER QUALIFICATION, SALARY ETC.

The college does not offer any self-financed programme

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1.2.5. DOES THE COLLEGE PROVIDE ADDITIONAL SKILL ORIENTED PROGRAMMES, RELEVANT TO REGIONAL AND GLOBAL EMPLOYMENT MARKETS? IF ‘YES’ PROVIDE DETAILS OF SUCH PROGRAMME AND THE BENEFICIARIES.

George Telegraph Training Institute – Science Students are put to grooming and placement DOAECC – provides computer training to the students British Institute – provides training in Communicative English

The college plans to introduce a course in Multimedia and Animation

1.2.6. DOES THE UNIVERSITY PROVIDE FOR THE FLEXIBILITY OF COMBINING THE CONVENTIONAL FACE- TO-FACE AND DISTANCE MODE OF EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS TO CHOOSE THE COURSES/COMBINATION OF THEIR CHOICE” IF ‘YES’, HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SUCH PROVISION FOR THE BENEFIT OF STUDENTS?

The college has entered into two different Memorandum of Understanding with i. Rabindra Bharati University to run the Distance Education Centre ( Behala College Study Centre)having the following PG departments (Pol Science, Bengali, English, Sanskrit, Environment, History) ii. Netaji Open University to run the Distance Education Centre ( Behala College Study Centre) having the following UG departments (Pol Science, Bengali, English,Education, Social Work, Commerce, History, Mathematics, Library Science)

1.3. CURRICULUM ENRICHMENT

1.3.2. DESCRIBE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION TO SUPPLEMENT THE UNIVERSITY’S CURRICULUM TO ENSURE THAT THE ACADEMIC PROGRAMME AND INSTITUTION’S GOALS AND OBJECTIVES ARE INTEGRATED?

 Periodicreview by the Governing Body , Academic Sub Committee, and the Teachers‟ Council  Remedial classes are arranged for the back learners  Students are taken for Educational tours in the Departments of Bengali, History, Political Science and Sanskrit to supplement their knowledge from books  Seminars organized by the Departments give exposure to students on recent developments in the subject

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1.3.3. WHAT ARE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION TO ENRICH AND ORGANIZE THE CURRICULUM TO ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCES OF THE STUDENTS SO AS TO COPE WITH THE NEEDS OF THE DYNAMIC EMPLOYMENT MARKET?

The institution does not offer any such programme. However, the Computer Science department arranges for internships in industries.

1.3.4. ENUMERATE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION TO INTEGRATE THE CROSS CUTTING ISSUES SUCH AS GENDER, CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, HUMAN RIGHTS, ICT ETC., INTO THE CURRICULUM?

 The college conducts Gender Audit and subsequent Gender Sensitizing Programmes.  The 3rd year students are made to get them involved in a field work / practical work  Seminars and film shows on Human Rights have been arranged  Specific classes for imparting basic computer training to fresher‟s are held  Teachers particularly of the Science departments make use of ICT in teaching methods

The IQAC of the college is planning to open two new departments in Women‟s Studies and Environment Studies. It also plans to establish linkages with the industry and arrange for internships.

1.3.5. WHAT ARE THE VARIOUS VALUE-ADDED COURSES/ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES OFFERED TO ENSURE HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS?

 Moral and ethical values – No such specific programme is offered. However, teachers try to inculcate moral values in students during mentoring and counceling sessions. Seminars on value education have also been arranged  Employable and life skill –The college offers collaborative programmes to train students on (1) Basic computer (2) Soft skill (3) Communicative English and (4) Entrepreneurship development programme on Food Processing and Preservation  Better career options - A Career counseling and Placement cell has been formed  Community orientation –Students are encouraged to participate in different NSS activities

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1.3.6. CITE A FEW EXAMPLES TO ENUMERATE ON THE EXTENT OF USE OF THE FEEDBACK FROM STAKEHOLDERS IN ENRICHING THE CURRICULUM?

The IQAC Cell appreciates the necessity of obtaining feedback from stakeholders with regard to curriculum design. It is extremely difficult for the college to reach out to all stakeholders and obtain their feedback/observation/ suggestions towards enriching their curriculum. Therefore in recent times the college has devised an online system to obtain feedback from the students, teachers, parents and other stakeholders for enriching the curriculum. The objective of the feedback exercise is to conduct a need assessment amongst the stakeholders about what new subjects can be introduced from the next academic session.

1.3.7. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE QUALITY OF ITS ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES?

 The college does not have any such enrichment programme

1.4. FEEDBACK SYSTEM

1.4.2. WHAT ARE THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE INSTITUTION IN THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CURRICULUM PREPARED BY THE UNIVERSITY?

 The college being an affiliate of Kolkata University follows the curriculum developed by the respective Board of Studies of the University and has no scope or autonomy to modify or add new topics to the existing curriculum to meet the changing needs of the economy.

1.4.3. IS THERE A FORMAL MECHANISM TO OBTAIN FEEDBACK FROM STUDENTS AND STAKEHOLDERS ON CURRICULUM? IF ‘YES’, HOW IS IT COMMUNICATED TO THE UNIVERSITY AND MADE USE INTERNALLY FOR CURRICULUM ENRICHMENT AND INTRODUCING CHANGES/NEW PROGRAMMES?

The college makes use of stakeholders‟ feedback software, which enables them to obtain feedback from stakeholders regarding curriculum. The feedback is then considered by the IQAC for submission to the Governing Body/University for introduction of new programmes of study. Based on the feedback and recommendation of IQAC, the college has introduced new subjects like Geography and Food and Nutrition.

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1.4.4. HOW MANY NEW PROGRAMMES/COURSES WERE INTRODUCED BY THE INSTITUTION DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS? WHAT WAS THE RATIONALE FOR INTRODUCING NEW COURSES/PROGRAMMES?)

The college is offering two under graduate programs in Arts, Science both in General and Honours. The college has also introduced two new subjects during the current academic session  Geography owing to high demand for the subject in the region  Food and Nutrition owing to greater demand of the subject from entrepreneurship point of view

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2. TEACHING-LEARNING EVALUATING

2.1. STUDENT PROFILE AND ADMISSION

2.1.1. HOW DOES THE COLLEGE ENSURE PUBLICITY AND TRANSPARENCY IN THE ADMISSION PROCESS?

The college is situated in the greater Kolkata outskirts but is very much near to the heart of Calcutta. As a result the college has a very large student base both from city of Kolkata and adjoining areas. But the college faces stiff competition from at least four other colleges situated nearby. As a result the college gives publicity by way of  Banner  Campaigning in the local schools  Local TV Channel  College website

Transparency is ensured through formation of an admission committee represented by teachers, non teaching staff and students who scrutinizes the admission forms, prepares a merit list and publishes the same in the college notice board and website

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2.1.2. EXPLAIN IN DETAIL THE CRITERIA ADOPTED AND PROCESS OF ADMISSION TO VARIOUS PROGRAMMES OF THE INSTITUTION

Subject Minimum Marks Required Aggregate Hons Subject Physics 60% Phy – 60 % and Maths 50 % Chemistry 60% Chem – 60 % and Maths 40 % Zoology 60% Biology-60%,Chem- 50%, Eng-50% Economics 50% Math - 30% Computer Science 50% Com Sc - 45% and Math-30% Maths 50% Maths - 45% Maths Nil Maths - 55% English 55% English - 60% History 50% Hist - 55% Philosophy 55% Philosophy - 60% Political Science 50% Political Science – 45% Journalism 50% English – 50% and/or Bengali – 50 %

2.1.3. GIVETHE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF MARKS FOR ADMISSION AT ENTRY LEVEL FOR EACH OF THE PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE COLLEGE. PROVIDE A COMPARISON WITH OTHER COLLEGES OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY WITHIN THE CITY/DISTRICT?

BEHALA COLLEGE NEARBY COLLEGE Max Marks Min Marks Max Marks Min Marks admitted admitted Admitted Admitted Physics 549 396 425 269 Chemistry 329 291 420 326 Zoology 550 355 437 305 Economics 305 234 - - Computer Science 322 180 398 283 Maths 386 250 463 306 English 383 194 455 259 Bengali 340 216 363 227 History 393 218 376 273 Philosophy 240 164 - - Political Science 293 200 411 280 Journalism 352 250 - -

* Physics and Zoology consider one more subject additionally.

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2.1.4. IS THERE A MECHANISM IN THE INSTITUTION TO REVIEW THE ADMISSION PROCESS AND STUDENT PROFILES ANNUALLY? IF ‘YES’ WHAT IS THE OUTCOME OF SUCH AN EFFORT AND HOW HAS IT CONTRIBUTED TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PROCESS.

Behala College offers Undergraduate Courses in Honours (12 subjects) and General (8 subjects) under Humanities and Science streams There is an Admission Committee which reviews the process of admission every year. The Admission Committee decides on the following 1. Admission rules and schedules 2. Criteria for Admission 3. Merit List preparation 4. Emergent areas of concern in the admission process and their solutions 5. Scope of improvement in the admission process Admission is on merit at the qualifying examinations (H.S. /equivalent exam) as per the norms of the affiliating university. The college follows the minimum marks criteria of admission as set up by the University. However in cases of departments where the college has a demand ratio which is more than 1 the college raises the minimum marks criteria upto as decided by the respective departments. The college also follows the SC ST OBC reservation policy The process of admission involves counseling by the teachers (subject selection) followed by admission on the basis of merit list. Number of admission not to exceed the intake capacity in each subject Students have pass mark in the subjects chosen as a combination subject.

2.1.5. REFLECTING ON THE STRATEGIES ADOPTED TO INCREASE/IMPROVE ACCESS FOR FOLLOWING CATEGORIES OF STUDENTS, ENUMERATE ON HOW THE ADMISSION POLICY OF THE INSTITUTION AND ITS STUDENT PROFILES DEMONSTRATE/REFLECT THE NATIONAL COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION?

The college appreciates the policy framework stated in UGC XIthplan which speaks of access and inclusion to diverse groups in admission Accordingly the college follows the SC ST OBC reservation policy. It also gives special attention to admission of physically challenged students. In view of the above the profile of admitted students are as follows

SC ST OBC Differently Abled Women Minority 2012-13 20% 0 2% N.A. 47% 4.5% 2013-14 18% 0 2% N.A. 48% 05%

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2.1.6. PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS FOR VARIOUS PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE INSTITUTION DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS AND COMMENT ON THE TRENDS OF DEMAND RATIO. I.E. REASONS FOR INCREASE / DECREASE AND ACTIONS INITIATED FOR IMPROVEMENT?

2013-14 2014-15 Programmes Number Number Intake Deman Number of Number Intake Deman of of Capacit d Ratio Application of Capacit d Ratio Applicati student y s student y ons s s admitte admitte d d Bengali 163 92 84 1.9 217 77 92 2.3 English 101 82 47 2.1 111 52 52 2.1 History 53 28 45 1.1 64 25 50 1.2 Political 42 15 35 1.2 85 25 39 2.1 Science Philosophy 36 12 31 1.1 20 08 34 0.6 Journalism 53 40 30 1.7 52 31 30 1.7 Physics 36 07 36 1 89 34 40 2.2 Mathematics 71 30 45 1.5 82 36 49 1.6 Chemistry 113 21 45 2.5 140 57 49 2.8 Zoology 212 93 34 6.2 310 102 37 8.3 Computer 52 24 20 2.6 72 21 20 3.6 Science Economics 16 5 17 0.9 21 05 19 1.1

The demand ratio in the last two years shows a positive trend in most of the subjects.

2.1.7. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION CATER TO THE NEEDS OF DIFFERENTLY-ABLED STUDENTS AND ENSURE ADHERENCE TO GOVERNMENT POLICIES IN THIS REGARD.

The college does not have any such students

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2.2. CATERING DIVERSE NEEDS

2.2.1. DOES THE INSTITUTION ASSESS THE STUDENTS’ NEEDS IN TERMS OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PROGRAMME? IF ‘YES’, GIVE DETAILS ON THE PROCESS.

An assessment is taken before university registration and then subject changes are made Teachers in their respective departments interact with the students to appreciate the knowledge base and aptitude levels before the commencement of their studies of the curriculum

The college plans to set up an online web application where students can log in with their individual log in ID and give their un-patterned responses to several questions that judges their General knowledge base, Intelligence level and Empowering propensities. The auto generated profile mapping of each student would thereafter be used as a tool for evaluation of the knowledge and skill of the students

The college plans to introduce the practice of mentoring wherein each mentor meet their mentees regularly and tries to look into their level of perceptions and understanding to several social and political issues through open heart discussion

2.2.2. WHAT ARE THE STRATEGIES DRAWN AND DEPLOYED BY THE INSTITUTION TO BRIDGE THE KNOWLEDGE GAP OF THE ENROLLED STUDENTS TO ENABLE THEM TO COPE WITH THE PROGRAMME OF THEIR CHOICE? (BRIDGE/REMEDIAL/ADD-ON/ENRICHMENT COURSES)

Strategies drawn and deployed by the institution to bridge the knowledge gap

1. Interaction between the students and the teachers is given highest priority 2. Remedial Course for weaker entrants is also in practice

2.2.3. HOW DOES THE COLLEGE SENSITIZE ITS STAFF AND STUDENTS ON ISSUES SUCH AS GENDER, INCLUSION, ENVIRONMENT ETC.?

Gender Sensitization Occasional Programmes and Survey on gender issues

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Adoption and proclamation of gender sensitizing policies

Self defence programme exclusively for girl students

Environment Sensitization

Responsive to the cause of sensitizing its staff and students on the issue of environment Green Policy of the college is publicized through hoardings in appropriate places The college has plan to conduct green audit Medicinal garden maintained by the Department of Botany Planting of saplings by students

2.2.4. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION IDENTIFY AND RESPOND TO SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL/LEARNING NEEDS OF ADVANCED LEARNERS?

Faculties give extra time to the advanced learners for quality counseling Additional references are either suggested or provided Web resources are suggested N List facility is also provided to serious students Book bank facilities are provided

2.2.5. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTE COLLECT, ANALYZE AND USE THE DATA AND INFORMATION ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE (THROUGH THE PROGRAMME DURATION) OF THE STUDENTS AT RISK OF DROP OUT (STUDENTS FROM THE DISADVANTAGED SECTIONS OF SOCIETY, PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED, SLOW LEARNERS, ECONOMICALLY WEAKER SECTIONS ETC.)?

The teachers in the department maintain data and information about the students at risk of being drop out. In case the students at risk are economically weak the same is brought to the notice of the Head of the Institution and financial aids are provided and encouraged to continue their studies. Students are counseled along with their parents, where their performance and attendance in class are discussed Lectures are delivered in English and Bengali so as to enable students having studied in vernacular medium face no problem in comprehending. Moreover, for students weak in English, notes in simple language are provided

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2.3. TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS

2.3.1. HOW DOES THE COLLEGE PLAN AND ORGANIZE THE TEACHING, LEARNING AND EVALUATION SCHEDULES?

In this regard the college follows the steps enumerated below: 1. Teacher-in-charge convenes the annual Academic Plan Meeting with the Departments 2. Departments make review of the Calcutta University syllabus 3. Course allocation is made amongst the teachers within the department 4. Lesson plan is prepared by each teacher in the respective portions of their allotted syllabus by way of i. Modularization of the syllabus ii. Month wise teaching plan iii. Internal Assessment plan 5. Question Bank for Monthly Internal Assessment 6. Learning outcome 7. Instructional sheets/Notes for students

2.3.2. HOW DOES IQAC CONTRIBUTE TO IMPROVE THE TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS?

The IQAC aims at improve teaching-learning and towards that end is contributing in the following domains

 Identifying the diverse needs of the students  Evolving strategies for catering diverse needs  Adoption of learner centric learning strategies  Exploring the multiple intelligences  Designing formative assessment strategies  Designing instructional strategies  Database management at the departmental levels  Strategies to do away with rote learning  Combining summative assessment with formative assessment  Introducing innovations in teaching-learning evaluation  Use of ICT in teaching-learning and evaluation

2.3.3. HOW LEARNING IS MADE MORE STUDENT-CENTRIC? GIVE DETAILS ON THE SUPPORT STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS AVAILABLE FOR TEACHERS TO DEVELOP SKILLS LIKE INTERACTIVE LEARNING, COLLABORATIVE LEARNING AND INDEPENDENT LEARNING AMONG THE STUDENTS?

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The IQAC appreciates the necessity of adoption of learner centric learning strategies as a supplement of the teacher centric methods. In this regard IQAC has been able to motivate and enthuse some teachers to adopt the following practices 1. Students quiz, seminar and debate 2. Field work and Study tours

2.3.4. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION NURTURE CRITICAL THINKING, CREATIVITY AND SCIENTIFIC TEMPER AMONG THE STUDENTS TO TRANSFORM THEM INTO LIFE-LONG LEARNERS AND INNOVATORS?

IQAC tries to encourage the faculty to infuse critical and innovative thinking among students by way of arranging differentiated approach of teaching according to their curriculum and more importantly in accordance to departmental facilities available. Some of the differentiated approach that are in use

 Group Discussion  Student Seminar  Departmental Wall Magazine  Annual Seminar  Micro Teaching  Field work and study tours

Students are encouraged to become members of different creative bodies in the college like the Bird Watchers‟ Club, Rabindra Anushilan Kendra, Drama Club – „Rupakalpa‟. They are also encouraged to participate in NSS activities.

The college publishes the Annual Magazine that brings out the potential talents of students in creative and literary writings.

2.3.5. WHAT ARE THE TECHNOLOGIES AND FACILITIES AVAILABLE AND USED BY THE FACULTY FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING?

1. e-learning - resources from National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) – National Resource Centre 2. N-list online library facility – Available for the teachers

2.3.6. HOW ARE THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY EXPOSED TO ADVANCED LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS (BLENDED LEARNING, EXPERT LECTURES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS ETC)?

1. The college organizes seminars from time to time.

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a. This includes inter departmental seminars and departmental seminars where external resource persons are invited to enhance the knowledge of the faculty and students. b. This is mainly done in compliance with the seminar committee. Not only this, faculty is allowed to participate/ attend seminars so that the college is enriched from their outcome. 2. Seminars and workshops are regularly organized which exposes students and faculty to advanced level of knowledge and awareness on burning topics. 3. Presenting papers on different issues and sharing their views with other delegates makes them enriched and updated. 4. Teachers enlighten their students with newly acquired knowledge during the interactive session of classroom activity. 5. Teachers of different faculties regularly participate in seminars, workshops, organized by university, colleges, and other institutions.

2.3.7. DETAIL (PROCESS AND THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS \BENEFITTED) ON THE ACADEMIC, PERSONAL AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE SERVICES (PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING/MENTORING/ACADEMIC ADVISE) PROVIDED TO STUDENTS?

Academic support Admission Counseling - each Department counsels the students at the time of admission to guide them about the prospect of the subject. The candidates‟ aptitude as well as the eligibility for the subject is also discussed. Classroom counseling – academic counseling is always provided by the teachers in the department by way of providing individualistic attention inside the class rooms. Personal support Outside the classroom counseling – personal counseling are provided by teachers, as students personally visit faculty members seeking guidance for their personal problems. The Students Welfare Committee looks after different health related matters like students‟ medical aid, health insurance, etc.

Psychological support The Psychological Counseling Cell offers psychological support to students in distress or those going through any particular problem

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A Psychometric test was conducted on 15.11.2011 by the Indian Institute of Psychometry. 193 students from all the three years took the test and report cards were handed over to them.

Guidance service Teachers offer mentoring services to students after college hours whereby they guide them on their personal or social concern A Career Counseling and Placement cell has been formed

2.3.8. PROVIDE DETAILS OF INNOVATIVE TEACHING APPROACHES/METHODS ADOPTED BY THE FACULTY DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS? WHAT ARE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION TO ENCOURAGE THE FACULTY TO ADOPT NEW AND INNOVATIVE APPROACHES AND THE IMPACT OF SUCH INNOVATIVE PRACTICES ON STUDENT LEARNING?

1. Seminars, workshops, group discussion, essay competition, excursion trips, have been extensively used in last four years as a part of innovative teaching approaches. 2. Use of power point PPTs to make the learning experience of the students much more attractive

2.3.9. HOW ARE LIBRARY RESOURCES USED TO AUGMENT THE TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS?

Library provides open access facility to all students. As most of the students of the college come from economically backward class, our library with a rich collection of 23737 books proves to be very essential to them. There is Wi-Fi connectivity in the library. Most Departments have Departmental Libraries which is utilized by the students. There is Book bank facility whereby two students from each department who come from economically backward class but are academically strong can lend books for three consecutive months.

Teachers have access to Open Book Resource through INFLIBNET. Teachers also provide reading materials from online sources like e-books and journals.

The college has plans to undertake digitization of old and rare books in the library

2.3.10. DOES THE INSTITUTION FACE ANY CHALLENGES IN COMPLETING THE CURRICULUM WITHIN THE PLANNED TIME FRAME AND CALENDAR? IF ‘YES’, ELABORATE ON THE CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED AND THE INSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES TO OVERCOME THESE.

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Completion of curriculum faces the following challenges 1. All sanctioned posts are not filled up – hence there are shortages of teachers 2. Students – particularly the 2nd year and the 3rd year students – are largely irregular till the declaration of Part I and Part II results 3. Large number of teaching days are lost due to a. University examinations b. Elections etc Endeavors are made to overcome the above challenges by - - Appointment of guest faculty in departments that do not have adequate teachers - Extra classes are taken to compensate for the classes lost due to exogenous factors - Special classes are arranged by the departments during examinations

2.3.11. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTE MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE QUALITY OF TEACHING LEARNING?

 The IQAC appreciates that quality of teaching learning to a very large extent is dependent on regular monitoring of certain essential aspects of teaching learning.

 The IQAC keeps record of number of days the department remained closed and open, number of non teaching-days (no classes held for exams and other reasons), number of teaching days, number of class tests held (tests other than mid-term or test exams), number of seminars/students seminars held, number of study tours/excursions/ field work/project work held, class attendance of students and authorized absence of the teacher/teachers from the college.

 Feedbacks are taken from students regarding teaching quality through the stakeholders‟ feedback software and then it is communicated to the teachers by the IQAC to make amendments in the teaching learning process in accordance with the needs of the students.

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2.4. TEACHER QUALITY

2.4.1. PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND ELABORATE ON THE STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY THE COLLEGE IN PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT (RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION) OF ITS HUMAN RESOURCE (QUALIFIED AND COMPETENT TEACHERS) TO MEET THE CHANGING REQUIREMENTS OF THE CURRICULUM?

Professor Asso Professor Assist Professor Total M F M F M F Highest Qualification Permanent Teachers PhD 2 4 5 7 18 M Phil 2 2 1 2 7 PG 0 1 4 2 7 Govt PTTs DSc /DLitt PhD 1 0 1 M Phil 0 3 3 PG 1 3 4

The college being a government aided institute does not have much opportunity in recruitment and retention of teachers in the institution as the same is guided by the

1) Directorate of Public Instructions, Government of West Bengal – who decides the number of sanctioned posts and also decides the number of net vacancy 2) Department of Backward Classes Welfare Department, Government of – which decides the category (Gen or Reserved) of faculty to be recruited following the 100 point roaster 3) The West Bengal College Service Commission – which recommends the name of teacher, which the college is required to accept in accordance to West Bengal College Service Commission Act 4) Prior to Aug 2010, the college had the authority of recruiting part time teacher/ contractual teachers (against not filled up vacant sanctioned posts to be paid by college authority). But by an order (dated Aug 2010) of the Govt of West Bengal all part time teachers recruited till then have become Government approved part time teacher/contractual teachers to be paid by the Government.

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As per the clause of the said government order i) Approval of one such government approved part time teacher / contractual teacher against one not filled up vacant sanctioned posts will make the sanctioned post non vacant. The said clause is regressive for the college as one government approved part time teacher is entitled/authorize to take 10 classes in a week as against 24 classes to be taken by a substantive whole time teacher. ii) Furthermore the college is required to make payment of 50 % tuition fees (collected from the students) to the Government of West Bengal so as to enable the Government to pay the salary to the government approved part time teachers. The said clause suggests that Government pays the salary of the government approved part time teacher from earnings of the college. iii) The government approved part time teacher are permanent till the age of sixty and therefore the college does not have any authority to appoint new teacher as long as the government approved part time teachers are in employment. iv) The college however has the option of recruiting and appointing Guest Faculty purely on temporary basis to be paid from college fund.

2.4.2. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION COPE WITH THE GROWING DEMAND/SCARCITY OF QUALIFIED SENIOR FACULTY TO TEACH NEW PROGRAMMES/MODERN AREAS (EMERGING AREAS) OF STUDY BEING INTRODUCED (BIOTECHNOLOGY, IT, BIOINFORMATICS ETC)? PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION IN THIS DIRECTION AND THE OUTCOME DURING THE LAST THREE YEARS. The college appoints guest faculty from college fund in such cases. The detail of

appointments of guest lecturers programme-wise is given below:

Filled up

posts as %

sanctioned

Sanctioned upFilled Associate Assistant Vacant ApprovedPTT vacancy Net College PTT App Bengali 5 4 80 1 3 1 1 0 0 Botany 2 2 100 1 1 0 0 0 0

Chemistry 7 5 71 2 3 2 2 0 1

Computer Science 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Defence Studies 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0

Economics 2 2 100 1 1 0 0 0 1 Education 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Electronics 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1

English 3 1 33 1 0 2 2 0 2 Food Nutrition 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Geography 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

History 4 4 100 2 3 0 0 0 1

Journalism 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Mathematics 4 4 100 3 1 0 0 0 0

Philosophy 2 2 100 0 2 0 1 0 0

Physics 7 5 71 1 4 2 0 2 1

Political Science 4 2 50 0 2 2 2 0 0 Sanskrit 2 1 50 1 0 1 0 1 0 Statistics 1 1 100 0 1 0 0 0 1

Zoology 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 Total 48 33 13 21 15 9 6 21

2.4.3. PROVIDING DETAILS ON STAFF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS ELABORATE ON THE STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY THE INSTITUTION IN ENHANCING THE TEACHER QUALITY

a) Nomination to staff development programmes

Academic staff development Number of faculty nominated programs Refresher courses 15 HRD programs - Orientation programs 5 Staff training conducted by the - university Staff training conducted by other - institution Summer/Winter schools, workshops etc Participation of most of the teachers in syllabus related workshops

b) Faculty Training programmes organized by the institution to empower and enable the use of various tools and technology for improved teaching-learning  Teaching learning methods/approaches  Handling new curriculum  Content/knowledge management  Selection, development and use of enrichment materials  Assessment  Cross cutting issues  Audio Visual Aids/multimedia  OER‟s  Teaching learning material development, selection and use

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c) Percentage of faculty  invited as resource persons in Workshops / Seminars / Conferences organized by external professional agencies –5%

 participated in external Workshops / Seminars / Conferences recognized by national/ international professional bodies –95%

 presented papers in Workshops / Seminars / Conferences conducted or recognized by professional agencies - 37%

The basic strategies of the institution related to faculty empowerment are 1. Setting the vision of teachers‟ empowerment in the light of 21st century requirements 2. Preparing the proposal for Faculty Development Centre for submission to UGC 3. Training to teachers for functional use of Computer, Internet and Teaching Aid software

2.4.4. WHAT POLICIES/SYSTEMS ARE IN PLACE TO RECHARGE TEACHERS? (EG: PROVIDING RESEARCH GRANTS, STUDY LEAVE, SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS, TEACHING EXPERIENCE IN OTHER NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND SPECIALIZED PROGRAMMES INDUSTRIAL ENGAGEMENT ETC.)

In our institution there is no scope for providing research grants to the faculty members. But the authority always encourages the research activities of the teachers and accordingly the following facilities are provided.  Study leave, Special study leave and Half pay leave commuted to Full pay leave are approved by the governing body for any research or training purpose.  Disbursement of Registration fees in all such cases where a teacher presents paper in any State/National/ International Seminar  Encouraging to apply for Minor/Major research projects and organization of Seminars  The Head of the Institution permits teachers to extend their teaching experiences to other institutions

The college proposes to publish a journal so as to provide a platform to publish research papers of teachers.

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2.4.5. GIVE THE NUMBER OF FACULTY WHO RECEIVED AWARDS / RECOGNITION AT THE STATE, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS. ENUNCIATE HOW THE INSTITUTIONAL CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT CONTRIBUTED TO SUCH PERFORMANCE/ACHIEVEMENT OF THE FACULTY.

No teacher has received such award

2.4.6. HAS THE INSTITUTION INTRODUCED EVALUATION OF TEACHERS BY THE EXTERNAL ACADEMIC PEERS AND THE STUDENTS? IF YES, HOW IS THE EVALUATION USED FOR IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THE TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS?

The Teacher-in-charge takes verbal feedback from students regarding quality of teaching-learning process, and then discusses the same with the teachers in order to bring improvements.

Recently, the college has introduced the stakeholders‟ feedback software that computes the students‟ feedback and score on own teaching of each teacher. Evaluation of each teacher is then assessed by external academic peers.

Students Self Appraisal by Feedback on the teachers teachers

Appraisal by the Appraisal by Head of the External expert Institution

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2.5. EVALUATION PROCESS & REFORMS

2.5.1. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE THAT THE STAKEHOLDERS OF THE INSTITUTION ESPECIALLY STUDENTS AND FACULTY ARE AWARE OF THE EVALUATION PROCESSES?

The academic calendar published in the prospectus at the beginning of each academic session ensures that the stakeholders of the institution especially students, parents and faculty members are aware of the evaluation processes. The college has an SMS gateway by means of which regular notifications are sent to the students/parents intimating about the regular evaluations

2.5.2. WHAT ARE THE MAJOR EVALUATION REFORMS OF THE UNIVERSITY THAT THE INSTITUTION HAS ADOPTED AND WHAT ARE THE REFORMS INITIATED BY THE INSTITUTION ON ITS OWN?

Evaluation reforms of the university The system of university examination has changed from 2 + 1 system to 1+1+1 system The question patterns have changed such that some of the broad essay type questions gets replaced by knowledge based short questions The system has also introduced the system of supplementary examination where students who fail to pass the main examination are given opportunity to appear for a supplementary examination before the examination of the next part and clear the papers where they were unsuccessful 2+1 system (i.e. Part 1 Exams after the end of the 2nd year and Part II Exams after the end of the 3rd year) is replaced by the 1+1+1 system (i.e. Part 1 Exams after the end of 1st year followed by Part II Exams after end of the 2nd year and finally Part III exams after the end of the 3rd year) Evaluation reforms of the college The college is trying to conduct “continuous internal assessment”

2.5.3. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EVALUATION REFORMS OF THE UNIVERSITY AND THOSE INITIATED BY THE INSTITUTION ON ITS OWN?

It is increasingly difficult to effectively implement the evaluation reforms of the university and those initiated by the institution because of following reasons

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With the introduction of 1+1+1 system of evaluation (during April May June July) coupled with supplementary examinations (during Feb/Mar) in addition to the test examinations during January to March and mid-term exams in the month of Nov takes away at least half of the teaching days of a year

Since the college gets requisitioned by the Election Commission in three out of every five years, at least one month is lost in the years when elections get conducted .This in turn affects the University Examination schedule and further teaching days are lost.

2.5.4. PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT APPROACHES ADOPTED TO MEASURE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT. CITE A FEW EXAMPLES WHICH HAVE POSITIVELY IMPACTED THE SYSTEM.

The college appreciates the necessity of developing an internal assessment system for holistic development of the students

The strategies of continuous internal assessments are 1. Verbal feedback taken from students every week where students report their learning achievement 2. Short questions are provided to the students every fortnight as a formative assessment exercise 3. During short holidays or vacations students are provided with open book type of assessment / home assignment 4. Answer scripts of college examinations are shown and discussed with the students 5. Students who score highest marks in college examination are awarded by the college

2.5.5. DOES THE INSTITUTION AND INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS USE ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION AS AN INDICATOR FOR EVALUATING STUDENT PERFORMANCE, ACHIEVEMENT OF LEARNING OBJECTIVES AND PLANNING? IF ‘YES’ PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE PROCESS AND CITE A FEW EXAMPLES

Same answer as above in 2.5.4

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2.5.6 DETAIL ON THE SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN ENSURING RIGOR AND TRANSPARENCY IN THE INTERNAL ASSESSMENT DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS AND WEIGHTAGES ASSIGNED FOR THE OVERALL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS (WEIGHTAGE FOR BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS, INDEPENDENT LEARNING, COMMUNICATION SKILLS ETC.

The teachers maintain discipline in the examination hall and perform their invigilation duties meticulously. CCTVs are installed in large classrooms Although rare, students found to use unfair means are strictly dealt with To ensure transparency in the internal assessment, students are shown their answer scripts, discussions are made on possible improvement and clarifications made in case of any doubt

2.5.7. WHAT ARE THE MECHANISMS FOR REDRESSAL OF GRIEVANCES WITH REFERENCE TO EVALUATION BOTH AT THE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LEVEL

Be that as it may for the college examinations, the university rules accommodate audit of university examination results. The students may also request for review of their answer- scripts in university examinations through RTI. The college does not have any system for redressal of grievances as to assessment. Be that as it may for the college examinations, the college principles accommodate audit of college results. The answer scripts are shown to students and in case of any doubt, teachers make discussions and necessary clarifications

2.6. STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

2.6.1. DOES THE COLLEGE HAVE CLEARLY STATED LEARNING OUTCOMES? IF ‘YES’ GIVE DETAILS ON HOW THE STUDENTS AND STAFF ARE MADE AWARE OF THESE?

Yes, the college does have clearly stated learning outcomes.

The mechanisms by which students and staff are made aware of these are

 In the Orientation Programme for fresher‟s, the students are made aware of the prospects of higher education  The departments inform the students about the potential of the respective subject and the job prospects therein

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 The students are informed about various competitive examinations and career opportunities through notice board and magazines on employment news subscribed by the college library  The students are encouraged to participate in the various programmes organized by different career guidance institutions in the college  Students are enthused to contribute in Wall magazines put up by the departments as well as the College magazine  Students are encouraged to take part in social work and extension activities that helps in inculcating a sense of social responsibility

2.6.2. HOW ARE THE TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES OF THE INSTITUTION STRUCTURED TO FACILITATE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES?

Classes are held as per schedule / routine Governing Body makes review of . regularity of the classes held . regularity of the internal assessment held . regularity of the attendance of students in the class

2.6.3. WHAT ARE THE MEASURES/INITIATIVES TAKEN UP BY THE INSTITUTION TO ENHANCE THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RELEVANCE (QUALITY JOBS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, INNOVATION AND RESEARCH APTITUDE) OF THE COURSES OFFERED?

A Career counseling and placement cell has been formed. A course on Food processing and preservation as an initiative to entrepreneurship development has been started The teachers while taking their classes try to enhance the propensity of searching the truth in the minds of the students and make them more innovative

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2.6.4. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION COLLECT AND ANALYZE DATA ON STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES? HOW ARE THEY USED FOR PLANNING AND OVERCOMING BARRIERS OF LEARNING?

In-charges of all departments collect information from students on learning outcomes Parents are called to have an open discussion and their views and suggestions are sought

2.6.5. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION MONITOR AND ENSURE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF LEARNING OUTCOMES?

Monitoring whether classes are held regularly as per routine/schedule Monitoring and analyzing the results of the students

2.6.6. WHAT ARE THE GRADUATE’S ATTRIBUTES SPECIFIED BY THE COLLEGE/AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY? HOW DOES THE COLLEGE ENSURE THE ATTAINMENT OF THESE ATTRIBUTES BY THE STUDENTS?

Empowerment of the poor and deprived Integration of curricular knowledge with value education

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3. RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION

3.1 PROMOTION OF RESEARCH

3.1.1. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE RECOGNIZED RESEARCH CENTER/S OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY OR ANY OTHER AGENCY/ORGANIZATION?

No the college does not have any recognized research centre

3.1.2. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE A RESEARCH COMMITTEE TO MONITOR AND ADDRESS THE ISSUES OF RESEARCH? IF SO, WHAT IS ITS COMPOSITION? MENTION A FEW RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE COMMITTEE FOR IMPLEMENTATION AND THEIR IMPACT.

There is an UGC Committee comprising of the o Teacher-in-charge (Chairperson) o 5 Teaching Staff o College accountant o One External Member of the Governing Body The committee considers the several research proposals for submission for Minor Research Project and monitors the progress made in ongoing research projects

3.1.3. WHAT ARE THE MEASURES TAKEN BY THE INSTITUTION TO FACILITATE SMOOTH PROGRESS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF RESEARCH SCHEMES/PROJECTS?

 Autonomy to the principal investigator – The principal investigator plans and executes the project with full autonomy  Timely availability or release of resources – Research grants are promptly disbursed as soon as the college receives them  Adequate infrastructure and human resources – The college provides infrastructural facilities like internet, laptops for each faculty member apart from desktops in departments, INFLIBNET for access to online books and journals  Time-off, reduced teaching load, special leave etc. to teachers - Class schedules are adjusted to facilitate smooth progress of research. Teachers are endorsed study leave according to the provisions of the college statute  Support in terms of technology and information needs - mentioned above

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 Facilitate timely auditing and submission of utilization certificate to the funding authorities – The college the necessary steps to complete the auditing in each financial year and submit the utilization report

3.1.4. WHAT ARE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION IN DEVELOPING SCIENTIFIC TEMPER AND RESEARCH CULTURE AND APTITUDE AMONG STUDENTS?

Although research by the students is not the prime focus of an undergraduate college, few departments within their limited scope take the initiative to imbibe research temperament in students by involving them in different project works. Some of the teachers while class teaching try to imbibe research mind amongst the students by way of raising problem, solving issues and encouraging the students to apply their minds

3.1.5. GIVE DETAILS OF THE FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH(GUIDING STUDENT RESEARCH, LEADING RESEARCH PROJECTS, ENGAGED IN INDIVIDUAL/COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH ACTIVITY, ETC).

Please refer to Annexure 8

3.1.6. GIVE DETAILS OF WORKSHOPS/ TRAINING PROGRAMMES/ SENSITIZATION PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED/ORGANIZED BY THE INSTITUTION WITH FOCUS ON CAPACITY BUILDING IN TERMS OF RESEARCH AND IMBIBING RESEARCH CULTURE AMONG THE STAFF AND STUDENTS

No such workshop has ever been conducted

3.1.7. PROVIDE DETAILS OF PRIORITIZED RESEARCH AREAS AND THE EXPERTISE AVAILABLE WITH THE INSTITUTION DEPARTMENT PRIORITIZED RESEARCH AREAS Bengali  Bengali Drama  Bengali Short Story, Novel and Drama Chemistry  Inorganic Chemistry  Protein Chemistry Defence Studies  Indo- Pak relations Economics  Development Economics  Labour Economics  General Equilibrium Modelling  Gender Studies English  South Asian-Canadian diaspora  South Asian Diasporic Literature

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History  Muslim women: social, economic and literary aspects  Gender studies  Modern history Journalism  Advertising Philosophy  Indian philosophy  Comparative religion Physics  Materials science  Chaos and multifractals  High energy physics Political Science  Regional cooperation in South Asia Sanskrit  Kavya

3.1.8. ENUMERATE THE EFFORTS OF THE INSTITUTION IN ATTRACTING RESEARCHERS OF EMINENCE TO VISIT THE CAMPUS AND INTERACT WITH TEACHERS AND STUDENTS?

The college organizes seminars and workshops whereby eminent scholars are invited to deliver lectures, disseminate their research and interact with teachers and students. The list of eminent researchers who visited the college and/or were felicitated is provided in Annexure 11

3.1.9. WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HAS UTILIZED SABBATICAL LEAVE FOR RESEARCH ACTIVITIES? HOW HAS THE PROVISION CONTRIBUTED TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF RESEARCH AND IMBIBE RESEARCH CULTURE ON THE CAMPUS?

No such instance

3.1.10. PROVIDE DETAILS OF THE INITIATIVES TAKEN UP BY THE INSTITUTION IN CREATING AWARENESS/ADVOCATING/TRANSFER OF RELATIVE FINDINGS OF RESEARCH OF THE INSTITUTION AND ELSEWHERE TO STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY (LAB TO LAND)

‘Rabi Eshona’ – a Humanities journal is published annually. A special issue was published in the Golden Jubilee year on the initiative of the Departments of Bengali and History, with contributions from renowned academicians. The college published a Golden Jubilee Volume – ‘Suvarnajayanti Smarak Grantha’ to commemorate twenty five years of its foundation, where teachers belonging to different disciplines contributed.

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The college proposes to publish a journal for dissemination of research outputs of teachers. The editorial board has been formed and the first volume is to be published soon.

3.2. RESOURCE MOBILIZATION FOR RESEARCH

3.2.1. WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THE TOTAL BUDGET IS EARMARKED FOR RESEARCH? GIVE DETAILS OF MAJOR HEADS OF EXPENDITURE, FINANCIAL ALLOCATION AND ACTUAL UTILIZATION.

There is no budgetary provision for research activities. Research activities are based on personal initiatives and hence research projects are generally financed by the UGC are carried out by faculty members and the college extends infrastructural facilities to them.

3.2.2. IS THERE A PROVISION IN THE INSTITUTION TO PROVIDE SEED MONEY TO THE FACULTY FOR RESEARCH? IF SO, SPECIFY THE AMOUNT DISBURSED AND THE PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY THAT HAS AVAILED THE FACILITY IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS?

No

3.2.3. WHAT ARE THE FINANCIAL PROVISIONS MADE AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT STUDENT RESEARCH PROJECTS BY STUDENTS?

No provision.

3.2.4. HOW DOES THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS/UNITS/STAFF OF THE INSTITUTE INTERACT IN UNDERTAKING INTER-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH? CITE EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSFUL ENDEAVORS AND CHALLENGES FACED IN ORGANIZING INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH.

The IQAC appreciates that interaction between various departments with regard to their respective research activities can inculcate a strong research ambience in the institution

3.2.5. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE OPTIMAL USE OF VARIOUS EQUIPMENT AND RESEARCH FACILITIES OF THE INSTITUTION BY ITS STAFF AND STUDENTS?

After their Test Examination, the students of Science departments make use of laboratory equipments for preparation of final examination

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Books, equipment and instruments used by teachers during UGC Minor Research Projects are made available by them to the college to enable others to use them effectively.

3.2.6. HAS THE INSTITUTION RECEIVED ANY SPECIAL GRANTS OR FINANCES FROM THE INDUSTRY OR OTHER BENEFICIARY AGENCY FOR DEVELOPING RESEARCH FACILITY? IF ‘YES’ GIVE DETAILS.

The college has not received any such grant.

3.2.7. ENUMERATE THE SUPPORT PROVIDED TO THE FACULTY IN SECURING RESEARCH FUNDS FROM VARIOUS FUNDING AGENCIES, INDUSTRY AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS. PROVIDE DETAILS OF ONGOING AND COMPLETED PROJECTS AND GRANTS RECEIVED DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS.

The teachers are engaged in Major and Minor Research Projects funded by UGC and other institutions. The details of the projects are as follows

Name of the Investigator Title of the Project Fund Year of amount Sanction (Rs.)

Major Projects

Ujjal Kumar Sur Design and Fabrication of low cost 49.07 lakhs 2010 supercapacitors using novel materials at BESU Ujjal Kumar Sur Fluorescence spectroscopic investigations of 33,74,259 2013 organic molecules adsorbed on isotropic and anisotropic gold and silver nanoclusters for advanced understanding of SERS effect Ujjal Kumar Sur Fabrication of Highly ordered SERS active 28,20,000 2013 Nanostructured substrates using Langmuir- Blodgett Technique to understand the enhancement mechanism in SERS

Minor Projects

Ujjal Kumar Sur Synthesis and Characterization of some 1,56,000 2010 functionalized gold nanoparticles for the detection of biomolecules Ujjal Kumar Sur Synthesis of metal nanoparticles and 75,000 2013 chemically modified graphene by chemical, electrochemical and radiation based methods and their use as effective surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) active substrates

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Ujjal Kumar Sur Synthesis of metal nanoparticles and 2,90,000 2013 chemically modified graphene by chemical, electrochemical and radiation based methods and their use as effective surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) active substrates

SrabastiChakraborty Scaffold Decoration of Dihydropyrimidones 2,00,000 2010 especially with carbohydrate moieties and study of their effect on Ca2+-ATPase

SrimontiDutta Use of multifractality as a probe to 2 Lakh 2013 investigate medical, financial and social non stationary time series

SharmilaMitra The changing role of muslim women 1900- 65000 2005 1950: a study of their ideas and activities Sudip Kumar Chakrabarty Rabindranather Katha 1 Lakh 2006 SahityeEbongNatokeKishor-Manasatatto Sudip Kumar Chakrabarty ChaitanyaJibanerUpadan: PadaboliteKirtan- 1,50,000 2014 BaulEbongFakiriGane MadhumitaDatta Transformation of Elephant to Ganesa with 0.45 Lakh 2006 special reference to the Mythological & Anthropological evidences

MadhumitaDatta Technology & Art of warfare in Ancient 3 Lakhs 2013 India ShreyaMitra BanglarUnishSatakiyaBibekdarsan; 2.25 Lakh 2014 Bharatiyadarsanerekovinaba path

PijushkantiHalder MohitChattapadhyaerAkankaNatok : 175000 2014 Mafaswal Nandini Ray SamajParibartan o Adhunik Bangla Kabita 1,25,000 2008 Nandini Ray Rabindranath o SishuManastatya 1,00,000 2009 AlakMandal Transition from militant nationalism to 1,22,000 2012 revoluti0n: a case study of RSP (1940-1977) Bishnupriya Roy Saarc at the crossroads: dare we hope? 1,50,000 2014 Choudhary Debarati Bhattacharya Women empowerment in ancient Indian 300000 2014 iconography Susanta Kumar Sightless Characters in the Bengali Literature 72,000 2011 Bhowmick in 19th &20th Century

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3.3. RESEARCH FACILITIES

3.3.1. WHAT ARE THE RESEARCH FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO THE STUDENTS AND RESEARCH SCHOLARS WITHIN THE CAMPUS?

The college being an undergraduate institute does not have any scope of providing research facilities The college does not have research scholars either

3.3.2. WHAT ARE THE INSTITUTIONAL STRATEGIES FOR PLANNING, UPGRADING AND CREATING INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF RESEARCHERS ESPECIALLY IN THE NEW AND EMERGING AREAS OF RESEARCH?

Not applicable

3.3.3. HAS THE INSTITUTION RECEIVED ANY SPECIAL GRANTS OR FINANCES FROM THE INDUSTRY OR OTHER BENEFICIARY AGENCY FOR DEVELOPING RESEARCH FACILITIES? IF ‘YES’, WHAT ARE THE INSTRUMENTS/FACILITIES CREATED DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS.

None

3.3.4. WHAT ARE THE RESEARCH FACILITIES MADE AVAILABLE TO THE STUDENTS AND RESEARCH SCHOLARS OUTSIDE THE CAMPUS / OTHER RESEARCH LABORATORIES?

None

3.3.5. PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE LIBRARY/ INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTRE OR ANY OTHER FACILITIES AVAILABLE SPECIFICALLY FOR THE RESEARCHERS?

Inflibnet facility is available for accessing different online books and journals The National Resource Centre (NRC) provides facilities to use computers Photocopy facility is available in the library at concessional rates

3.3.6. WHAT ARE THE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH FACILITIES DEVELOPED / CREATED BY THE RESEARCH INSTITUTES IN THE COLLEGE. FOR EX. LABORATORIES, LIBRARY, INSTRUMENTS, COMPUTERS, NEW TECHNOLOGY ETC.

None

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3.4. RESEARCH PUBLICATION AND AWARDS

3.4.1. HIGHLIGHT THE MAJOR RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE STAFF AND STUDENTS IN TERMS OF . PATENTS OBTAINED AND FILED (PROCESS AND PRODUCT) . ORIGINAL RESEARCH CONTRIBUTING TO PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT . RESEARCH STUDIES OR SURVEYS BENEFITING THE COMMUNITY OR IMPROVING THE SERVICES

None

3.4.2. DOES THE INSTITUTE PUBLISH OR PARTNER IN PUBLICATION OF RESEARCH JOURNAL(S)? IF ‘YES’, INDICATE THE COMPOSITION OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD, PUBLICATION POLICIES AND WHETHER SUCH PUBLICATION IS LISTED IN ANY INTERNATIONAL DATABASE?

The college has initiated the process the publishing a research journal on Humanities and Science. The Teacher-in-charge is the editor of the journal. The Editorial Board comprises of six faculty members (three from Humanities and three from Science). The Advisory Committee consists of well-known academicians. The journal is likely to be bilingual and biannual one and all the articles are to be peer-reviewed.

3.4.3. GIVE DETAILS OF PUBLICATIONS BY THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS

Please refer to Annexure8 (to 3.1.5) and list of publications in Departmental profiles.

3.4.4. PROVIDE DETAILS (IF ANY) OF . RESEARCH AWARDS RECEIVED BY THE FACULTY

Department No. of teachers awardedPh.D Physics 2 Chemistry 2 History 1 Statistics 1 Philosophy 2 Botany 1

(Please see Annexure 8(to 3.1.5) for details)

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. RECOGNITION RECEIVED BY THE FACULTY FROM REPUTED PROFESSIONAL BODIES AND AGENCIES, NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY

None

. INCENTIVES GIVEN TO FACULTY FOR RECEIVING STATE, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITIONS FOR RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS.

None

3.5. CONSULTANCY

3.5.1. GIVE DETAILS OF THE SYSTEMS AND STRATEGIES FOR ESTABLISHING INSTITUTE-INDUSTRY INTERFACE?

The college does not yet have any system for establishing institute-industry interface

3.5.2. WHAT IS THE STATED POLICY OF THE INSTITUTION TO PROMOTE CONSULTANCY? HOW IS THE AVAILABLE EXPERTISE ADVOCATED AND PUBLICIZED?

The college does not yet have any policy to promote consultancy

3.5.3. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENCOURAGE THE STAFF TO UTILIZE THEIR EXPERTISE AND AVAILABLE FACILITIES FOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES?

The college does not yet have any policy to encourage the staff to utilize their expertise for consultancy activities/ services

3.5.4. LIST THE BROAD AREAS AND MAJOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE INSTITUTION AND THE REVENUE GENERATED DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS.

Nil

3.5.5. WHAT IS THE POLICY OF THE INSTITUTION IN SHARING THE INCOME GENERATED THROUGH CONSULTANCY (STAFF INVOLVED: INSTITUTION) AND ITS USE FOR INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT?

Not applicable

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3.6. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES AND INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (ISR)

3.6.1. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION PROMOTE INSTITUTION-NEIGHBORHOOD-COMMUNITY NETWORK AND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT, CONTRIBUTING TO GOOD CITIZENSHIP, SERVICE ORIENTATION AND HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS?

The college organized a visit of students and teachers to destitute home „Sarbari‟ in Chetla on 15th August, 2012, where food packets and clothes were distributed and the inmates‟ hand-made items were purchased

On 26th January, 2013, students actively took part in planting of saplings in the college campus. On the same day, slum children were invited to the college and exercise books, stationaries and food packets were distributed to them.

On 2nd February, 2013, a „Garbage Cleaning Programme‟ was organized, whereby students and teachers actively participated in cleaning the college with brooms, garbage trolley and other necessary equipment requisitioned from Kolkata Municipal Corporation

Blood donation camps have been organized annually every year since 2011

The college proposes to undertake the following extension activities Adult literacy programme Adoption of old age home Road safety awareness drive

3.6.2. WHAT IS THE INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM TO TRACK STUDENTS’ INVOLVEMENT IN VARIOUS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS / ACTIVITIES WHICH PROMOTE CITIZENSHIP ROLES?

The college has records for some such activities within the campus

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3.6.3. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION SOLICIT STAKEHOLDER PERCEPTION ON THE OVERALL PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY OF THE INSTITUTION?

Regular discussion in the Governing Body meetings on academic and administrative performance of the college where the Teacher-in-charge places the follow up report regularly Feedback from students and teachers regarding quality of teaching and institutional infrastructure Parent –Teacher meetings to solicit their views

3.6.4. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION PLAN AND ORGANIZE ITS EXTENSION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMMES? PROVIDING THE BUDGETARY DETAILS FOR LAST FOUR YEARS, LIST THE MAJOR EXTENSION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMMES AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE OVERALL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS.

Extension Activity Committee

3.6.5. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION PROMOTE THE PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY IN EXTENSION ACTIVITIES INCLUDING PARTICIPATION IN NSS, NCC, YRC AND OTHER NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES?

The college encourages students to become members of the NSS units and actively participate in the extension activities organized by the college

3.6.6. GIVE DETAILS ON SOCIAL SURVEYS, RESEARCH OR EXTENSION WORK (IF ANY) UNDERTAKEN BY THE COLLEGE TO ENSURE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWER STUDENTS FROM UNDER-PRIVILEGED AND VULNERABLE SECTIONS OF SOCIETY?

Drive to preserve the rights of girl child Education for slum children

3.6.7. REFLECTING ON OBJECTIVES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES OF THE EXTENSION ACTIVITIES ORGANIZED BY THE INSTITUTION, COMMENT ON HOW THEY COMPLEMENT STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC LEARNING EXPERIENCE AND SPECIFY THE VALUES AND SKILLS INCULCATED.

The institution is not involved in any such activity

3.6.8. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE THE INVOLVEMENT OF THE COMMUNITY IN ITS REACH OUT ACTIVITIES AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT? DETAIL ON THE INITIATIVES OF THE INSTITUTION THAT ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN ITS ACTIVITIES

The institution is not involved in any such activity

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3.6.9. GIVE DETAILS ON THE CONSTRUCTIVE RELATIONSHIPS FORGED (IF ANY) WITH OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF THE LOCALITY FOR WORKING ON VARIOUS OUTREACH AND EXTENSION ACTIVITIES.

No such relationship has been established

3.6.10. GIVE DETAILS OF AWARDS RECEIVED BY THE INSTITUTION FOR EXTENSION ACTIVITIES AND/CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOCIAL/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS.

Not applicable

3.7. COLLABORATION

3.7.1. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION COLLABORATE AND INTERACT WITH RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INSTITUTES AND INDUSTRY FOR RESEARCH ACTIVITIES. CITE EXAMPLES AND BENEFITS ACCRUED OF THE INITIATIVES - COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH, STAFF EXCHANGE, SHARING FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS, ETC.

Dr. Ujjal Kumar Sur of the Department of Chemistry has

 completed a UGC Minor Research Project(2010-12) collaboration with Prof. Tapan Ganguly of the Department of Spectroscopy, IACS, Kolkata and Dr. Balaprasad Ankamwar of the Department of Chemistry, University of Pune

 completed one Major Research Project (2010-12)sponsored by DST-SERI in collaboration with Professor Hiranmay Saha of Centre of Excellence for Green Energy and Sensor Systems, BESU, Shibpur.

 an ongoing major research project sponsored by BRNS-DAE and DST, New Delhi in collaboration with Dr. Joydeep Chowdhury of the Department of Physics, Sammilani Mahavidyalaya, Kolkata.

 two ongoing projects (one UGC minor project) and (one IUC-DAE CSR collaborative research project) in collaboration with Dr. A. Saha of IUC-DAE CSR, Kolkata Centre.

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3.7.2. PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE MOUS/COLLABORATIVE ARRANGEMENTS (IF ANY) WITH INSTITUTIONS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE/OTHER UNIVERSITIES/ INDUSTRIES/CORPORATE (CORPORATE ENTITIES) ETC. AND HOW THEY HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSTITUTION.

There is a MoU with IUC-DAE CSR with respect to collaborative researchproject of Dr. Ujjal Kumar Sur amounting toRs 75,000

3.7.3. GIVE DETAILS (IF ANY) ON THE INDUSTRY-INSTITUTION-COMMUNITY INTERACTIONS THAT HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE ESTABLISHMENT/CREATION/UP-GRADATION OF ACADEMIC FACILITIES, STUDENT AND STAFF SUPPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES OF THE INSTITUTION VIZ. LABORATORIES/LIBRARY/NEW TECHNOLOGY/PLACEMENT SERVICES ETC.

No such interactions

3.7.4. HIGHLIGHTING THE NAMES OF EMINENT SCIENTISTS/PARTICIPANTS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE EVENTS, PROVIDE DETAILS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ORGANIZED BY THE COLLEGE DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS.

The college organized two UGC sponsored national seminar during last four years.

Department Name of the event Date

Chemistry Trends in Nanoscience and Dec 9-10, 2010 Related Areas

Physics Search for effective February 8-10, 2008 methodology

3.7.5. HOW MANY OF THE LINKAGES/COLLABORATIONS HAVE ACTUALLY RESULTED IN FORMAL MOUS AND AGREEMENTS? LIST OUT THE ACTIVITIES AND BENEFICIARIES AND CITE EXAMPLES (IF ANY) OF THE ESTABLISHED LINKAGES THAT ENHANCED AND/OR FACILITATED

See answer to 3.7.2

3.7.6. DETAIL ON THE SYSTEMIC EFFORTS OF THE INSTITUTION IN PLANNING, ESTABLISHING AND IMPLEMENTING THE INITIATIVES OF THE LINKAGES/COLLABORATIONS.

The college does not have any systematic effort for linkage/collaboration

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4. INFRASTRUCTURE AND RESOURCE USE

4.1. PHYSICAL FACILITES

4.1.1. WHAT IS THE POLICY OF THE INSTITUTION FOR CREATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE THAT FACILITATE EFFECTIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING?

The college has rich infrastructure. The policy of the college with regard to infrastructure enhancement is as follows  Infrastructure is to grow matching the curriculum growth  Hostel growth is to match with growing enrolment  Women‟s hostel is to be built

4.1.2. DETAIL THE FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR

A) CURRICULAR AND CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES – CLASSROOMS, TECHNOLOGY ENABLED LEARNING SPACES, SEMINAR HALLS, TUTORIAL SPACES, LABORATORIES, BOTANICAL GARDEN, ANIMAL HOUSE, SPECIALIZED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR TEACHING, LEARNING AND RESEARCH ETC.

B) EXTRA –CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES – SPORTS, OUTDOOR AND INDOOR GAMES, GYMNASIUM, AUDITORIUM, NSS, NCC, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, PUBLIC SPEAKING, COMMUNICATION SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, YOGA, HEALTH AND HYGIENE ETC.

Curricular and Co-curricular activities • Classrooms- There are 24 classrooms with - Apparatus - Green/Black boards, computer, Intercom facility, departmental Almirah, Sitting Desk and Display Board. - Elegant desk cum bench -To ensure comfort and optimum space utilization, elegant sitting arrangement is provided to our students in 7 classrooms so far. - Audio System- In 3 of the large classrooms audio system have been installed for delivering lectures. - Green boards have been placed in 6 classrooms • Technology enabled learning spaces - The Computer Lab. and Seminar room have the provision for technology based learning.

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• Seminar Hall – There is a seminar hall with White Board, Smart board, Television, LCD Projector, Wi-Fi facility and AC • Tutorial places- In the newly constructed building two rooms have been allotted for holding of tutorial classes. • Laboratories- There are 9 laboratories: - Physics Lab consisting of instrument lab and computers. - Chemistry Lab consisting of Instrument lab, weight lab and computers

- Botany lab consisting of museum specimens, herbarium and projection microscopes. - Zoology lab consisting of 26 compound microscopes, 1 PH metre, 1 Coloriti meter,4 electronic balances, 3 binocular microscopes, 1 Trinocular Microscope, 10 Di-section Microscopes, 1 Electron Microscope(portable), 1 Micro Centrifuge and Electrophoresis Unit. - Computer lab consisting of computers, white board, Wi-Fi facility and AC - Geography lab consisting of tracing tables, maps and green board.

- Food & Nutrition lab consisting of refrigerator, microwave oven, gas burner and all cooking gadgets. - Maths lab consisting of computers. - Defence Studies lab consisting of compass, maps, models of tanks, aircrafts, rifles, guns and catridges. • Botanical Garden- The college garden consisting of more than 300 trees including variety of medicinal plants. • Specialized facilities and equipment for teaching, learning and research – There is an open access enriched library with 23737 books including text and references. Students can avail Wi-Fi facility. The INFLIBNET facility ensures access to online books and journals. Recently teachers have been using teaching- aid software.

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b) Extra curricular activities • Sports - Students have the facilities to play indoor games like table tennis, chess, carom etc. The sports committee arranges for intra college tournaments of table tennis, football, cricket, volleyball and badminton. Students also participate in University tournaments and show outstanding performance. • NSS/NCC- The NSS of the college motivates the students to think and work for the people. Extension activities have been organized like arranging blood-donation camp and medical camp, visiting destitutes‟ home and distributing clothes and food packets, distributing stationaries and books to slum children and organizing campus cleaning programme. The NCC unit of the college is run under 1 Bengal Air Squadron, NCC. Cadets of Air Wing NCC may participate in microlight flying, parasailing etc, and attend national camps like All India Vayu Sainik Camp, Republic day Camp etc. 1) Cultural Activities- a) Teachers and students jointly observe Independence day, Republic day, Netaji‟s birthday, Rabindra Jayanti, Vivekananda‟s birthday. b) Students organize educational exhibitions and fairs. c) Students observe Teachers‟ day. d) Teachers- students jointly perform plays, dance-drama, vocal and instrumental recital on various occasions. e) Rabindra-Anushilan Kendra (a cultural wing of the college) organizes various programme including seminars, discussions musical programmes, exhibitions etc. f) Intra college cultural competitions on music, debate, recitation, essay writing, extempore are organized annually.

4.1.3. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION PLAN AND ENSURE THAT THE AVAILABLE INFRASTRUCTURE IS IN LINE WITH ITS ACADEMIC GROWTH AND IS OPTIMALLY UTILIZED? GIVE SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF THE FACILITIES DEVELOPED/AUGMENTED AND THE AMOUNT SPENT DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS (ENCLOSE THE MASTER PLAN OF THE INSTITUTION/CAMPUS AND INDICATE THE EXISTING PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE FUTURE PLANNED EXPANSIONS IF ANY )

All classrooms utilized during full session Requisition for University examination and other competitive and entrance examinations

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New building constructed Arrangement for four new classrooms made Renovation of classrooms Separate office for administrative operations Master Plan of the institution/campus enclosed (Annexure 10)

4.1.4. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE THAT THE INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF STUDENTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES?

The college does not have such student in the campus However, special facilities have been arranged for the differently abled teachers  The History department has arrangements for audio cassettes, and Braille items for visually impaired teacher  The college has constructed ramps in the ground floor classrooms and remodeled the washroom for the convenience of a teacher with physical disability

 A proposal has already been sent to UGC for installation of an elevator.  The IQAC has recommended for a special rest room for differently abled teachers

4.1.5. GIVE DETAILS ON THE RESIDENTIAL FACILITY AND VARIOUS PROVISIONS AVAILABLE WITHIN THEM:

The permanent support staff of the college is provided residential facility, along with electricity and water connection free of cost.

4.1.6. WHAT ARE THE PROVISIONS MADE AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS AND STAFF IN TERMS OF HEALTH CARE ON THE CAMPUS AND OFF THE CAMPUS?

The college has a First Aid Centre A retired Doctor remain available in the campus whenever necessary (on call) Off the campus the students get facility of the Students Health Home

4.1.7. GIVE DETAILS OF THE COMMON FACILITIES AVAILABLE ON THE CAMPUS

IQAC,   The IQAC cell was earlier formed in 2006 but remained non-functioning till 2014. It was re-formed on 26.07.14.

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GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL UNIT, 

Till 2013, the Grievance Redressal cell dealt with all grievances and complaints of the stakeholders

WOMEN’S CELL, 

 Organised a seminar on „Gender Consciousness‟  Organised a students‟ debate on „Gender Issues‟

The cell plans to arrange for self-defence programme for girls like Karate and Taekwando

COUNSELING AND CAREER GUIDANCE, 

 A Career Counseling cell has been formed

PLACEMENT UNIT, 

 A Placement cell has recently been formed

CANTEEN, 

 A canteen functions inside the college  Nutritious and light snacks, tea, coffee and cold drinks are available at subsidized rates

RECREATIONAL SPACES FOR STAFF 

 There are outdoor and indoor game facility (like carom) for the staff of the college  Intra as well as inter college football and cricket tournaments are organized annually  Recently, a „Kite festival‟ was arranged with the active participation of students and teachers

RECREATIONAL SPACES FOR STUDENTS, 

 There are separate common rooms for the purpose of recreation for male and female students  They can play indoor games like Table Tennis, Chess, Carom, etc.  They can play outdoor games in the playground within the college campus as well

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SAFE DRINKING WATER FACILITY

 Students have safe drinking water facility with separate water filters for every floor

4.2. LIBRARY AS A LEARNING RESOURCE

4.2.1. DOES THE LIBRARY HAVE AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE? SPECIFY THE COMPOSITION OF SUCH A COMMITTEE. WHAT SIGNIFICANT INITIATIVES HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED BY THE COMMITTEE TO RENDER THE LIBRARY, STUDENT/USER FRIENDLY?

 Yes, there is a library sub-committee headed by the Teacher-in-charge.  The Library sub-committee comprises of the Teacher-in-charge, the librarian and five faculty members.  This committee has been working to execute the following suggestions made by the IQAC o Digitization is in progress. o Library day is observed o Awards to best library user  Provision of Internet facility for the students to be used by teachers and students

4.2.2. PROVIDE DETAILS OF THE COLLEGE LIBRARY

 The library has 23737 books  Total seating capacity o Student –70 o Teachers - 10  It is Computerized and also have internet connection for the teachers and students  At present the students have open access to stack room  Hons student can have 02 books at a time  Pass student can have 02 books at a time  Teachers can have 10 books at a time  Total area of the library (in sq. Mts.): 141 (approx.)  Working Hours On working days – 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM  Working Hours On holidays – No  Working Hours Before Examination days – 10.00AM to 5.00 PM  Working Hours During Examination Days – 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM  During Vacation – 12.00 PM to 5.00 PM

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 Individual reading carrels – 4.00 sqft  Lounge Area for browsing – 6.00 sqft  Average number of walk –ins - 880/month  Average number of books issued/returned – 520/month  Ratio of library books to students enrolled – Total Books/Total Students = 20,000/2500 = 8 : 1 (Approx.)  Average number of books added during last three years- 470

4.2.3. HOW DOES THE LIBRARY ENSURE PURCHASE AND USE OF CURRENT TITLES, PRINT, E-JOURNALS AND OTHER READING MATERIALS? SPECIFY THE AMOUNT SPENT ON PROCURING NEW BOOKS, JOURNALS AND E-RESOURCES DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS

Library Holdings Year (2010-11) Year (2011-12) Year (2012-13) Year (2013-14) Number Total Number Total Cost Number Total Number Total Cost in Rs Cost in Cost in in Rs Rs Rs Text Books 556 130552 243 42500 Nil nil 565 139728 Reference Books 9 810 12 1894 Nil nil 18 11000 Journals/Periodicals 1 3000 1 3000 1 3000 2 5000 E – Resources Nil Nil nil nil Nil nil Nil Nil

4.2.4. PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE ICT AND OTHER TOOLS DEPLOYED TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM ACCESS TO THE LIBRARY COLLECTION.

 Average number of login to OPAC - Not available  Average number of login to e-resources - Not available  Average number of e-resources downloaded/printed - Not available  Number of information literacy trainings organized - Not available  Details of “weeding out” of books and other materials – ______% per year

4.2.5. PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS

 Manuscripts -   Reference -   Provision of general information -   Provision of specific information -   Assistance in location ( or searching) of document -   Assistance in the use of library catalogue -   Assistance in the use of Reference Books -   Reservation of documents - 

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 User Education -   Library Tour -   Holding of Library exhibitions including display of new addition to the Library -   Permission to casual users -   Readers‟ advisory service -   Reprography -   ILL (Inter library loan service) -   Information Deployment and Notification -   List of new collections is given on the notice board -   Download   Printing   Reading List/Bibliography compilation   In-house / remote access to e-resources   User Orientation and awareness   Some user orientation programs are usually done on the basis of user need mostly in a verbal manner which helps in spreading awareness   Assistance in searching databases   INFLIBNET/IUC facilities 

4.2.6. ENUMERATE THE SUPPORT PROVIDED BY THE LIBRARY STAFF TO THE STUDENTS AND THE TEACHERS OF THE COLLEGE

The library support staff helps the 1st year students by appraising them of how to use the library The library sub-committee organizes a library day

4.2.7. WHAT ARE THE SPECIAL FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE LIBRARY TO THE VISUALLY/PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS? GIVE DETAILS.

The college does not have any such visually/physically challenged student

4.2.8. DOES THE LIBRARY GET FEEDBACK FROM ITS USERS? IF YES, HOW IS IT ANALYZED AND USED FOR IMPROVING THE LIBRARY SERVICES.

The librarian takes verbal feedback from the end users and submits the same before the library subcommittee for improvement measures The Head of the institution and the IQAC Cell collect opinion on library related issue through the Stakeholders‟ feedback software for improving the library services.

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4.3. IT Infrastructure

4.3.1. GIVE DETAILS ON THE COMPUTING FACILITY AVAILABLE (HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE) AT THE INSTITUTION.

 43 desktops  35 laptops  e-sikshak – an web application for teachers  KOHA – Library Management Software  COSA – Accounts Management Software  JAWS – Software for visually challenged  e-bibhag – a web application for Departmental Report Generation  NLIST - online access to journals through Inflibnet

See Annexure 9 for details

4.3.2. DETAIL ON THE COMPUTER AND INTERNET FACILITY MADE AVAILABLE TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS ON THE CAMPUS AND OFF THE CAMPUS

 Every department is provided computer with internet facility.  Computer laboratory has 14 desktops with wi-fi connection  NRC has 3 computers for use of students

Refer 4.3.1 for details.

4.3.3. WHAT ARE THE INSTITUTIONAL PLANS AND STRATEGIES FOR DEPLOYING AND UPGRADING THE IT INFRASTRUCTURE AND ASSOCIATED FACILITIES?

 The college has provided Laptops to all the faculty members  The college has provided e-learning facility in the campus by way of providing NLIST  The college has also provided a web application to all the teachers where teachers can prepare o Academic plan o Question banks o Instructional materials o Students Attendance o Students Monthly test results  On-campus ATM facility is available

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4.3.4. PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE PROVISION MADE IN THE ANNUAL BUDGET FOR PROCUREMENT, UPGRADATION, DEPLOYMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE COMPUTERS AND THEIR ACCESSORIES IN THE INSTITUTION

Year Procurement (Rs.) Upgradation (Rs.) Maintenance 2012-13 200000 13000 70000 2013-14 200000 65000 50000 2014-15 200000 67000 50000

4.3.5. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION FACILITATE EXTENSIVE USE OF ICT RESOURCES INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING/LEARNING MATERIALS BY ITS STAFF AND STUDENTS?

 All the departments have been using materials available on the web for students.  Compulsory basic computer classes for 1st year students  Automation of office  Use of software „KOHA‟ in library  Use of INFLIBNET

4.3.6. ELABORATE GIVING SUITABLE EXAMPLES ON HOW THE LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES DEPLOYED (ACCESS TO ON-LINE TEACHING-LEARNING RESOURCES, INDEPENDENT LEARNING, ICT ENABLED CLASSROOMS/LEARNING SPACES ETC.) BY THE INSTITUTION PLACE THE STUDENT AT THE CENTRE OF TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS AND RENDER THE ROLE OF A FACILITATOR FOR THE TEACHER.

 The students are allowed to surf the web for finding their queries.  The students have access to computers in the computer lab and NRC room.  The teachers operate gadgets like Laptops, CDs, Projectors, Smart boards, etc.  The teachers also make use of Teaching Aid Software to eliminate repetitive work in documentation

4.3.7. DOES THE INSTITUTION AVAIL THE NATIONAL KNOWLEDGE NETWORK CONNECTIVITY DIRECTLY OR THROUGH THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY? IF SO, WHAT ARE THE SERVICES AVAILED OF?

 National Knowledge Network connectivity is not availed  However the college has the NLIST (Inflibnet) facility for the teachers

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4.4. MAINTENANCE OF CAMPUS FACILITIES

4.4.1. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE OPTIMAL ALLOCATION AND UTILIZATION OF THE AVAILABLE FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP OF THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES (SUBSTANTIATE YOUR STATEMENTS BY PROVIDING DETAILS OF BUDGET ALLOCATED DURING LAST FOUR YEARS)?

Expenditure made for maintenance of 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 (in lakhs) (in lakhs) (in lakhs) (in lakhs) Building &Furniture 2.58 3.17 2.73 8.77 Equipments 0.5 0.34 0.5 0.53 Computers 0.32 0.38 0.41 0.63

4.4.2. WHAT ARE THE MECHANISMS FOR MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENTS OF THE COLLEGE?

 The Teacher-in-charge and the Head clerk remain responsible for maintaining the equipments / instruments.  The college has a Development Committee for taking resolutions regarding the upkeepment of buildings (priority-wise) and furniture. Then the Development Committee and the Finance Committee take necessary measures accordingly.

4.4.3. HOW AND WITH WHAT FREQUENCY DOES THE INSTITUTE TAKE UP CALIBRATION AND OTHER PRECISION MEASURES FOR THE EQUIPMENTS/INSTRUMENTS?

 The concerned departments check the equipments once after every thirty days working days  Instruments are checked and calibrated wherever any error is reported.

4.4.4. WHAT ARE THE MAJOR STEPS TAKEN FOR LOCATION, UPKEEP AND MAINTENANCE OF SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT (VOLTAGE FLUCTUATIONS, CONSTANT SUPPLY OF WATER ETC.)?

 Voltage stabilizers are used to stabilize the fluctuation of voltage for protection of sensitive equipments.  There are overhead water tanks that take care of constant water supply.

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5. STUDENTS’ SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1. STUDENT MENTORING AND SUPPORT

5.1.1. DOES THE INSTITUTION PUBLISH ITS UPDATED PROSPECTUS/HANDBOOK ANNUALLY? IF ‘YES’, WHAT IS THE INFORMATION PROVIDED TO STUDENTS THROUGH THESE DOCUMENTS AND HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE ITS COMMITMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY?

The institution publishes a Prospectus every year which contains the following information (a) Vision and mission (b) Academic calendar (c) Subject combinations (d) Fees structure (e) Rules and the regulations (f) Students support facilities College in most situations remains accountable to the contents of the prospectus. Actualization of the academic calendar however remains challenged since many teaching days get consumed because of university examinations and thus completion of syllabus becomes difficult.

5.1.2. SPECIFY THE TYPE, NUMBER AND AMOUNT OF INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS/ FREESHIPS GIVEN TO THE STUDENTS DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS AND WHETHER THE FINANCIAL AID WAS AVAILABLE AND DISBURSED ON TIME?

Freeships and/or fees concessions are also provided to students, who are regular in classes, having good results, but are economically challenged and do not receive any other stipend or benefits from the government.

Such financial aids are generally provided during university form fill up or payment of fees to the college. During the last four years the amount of freeships disbursed are as follows

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Freeships / Concession 50 percent of tuition fees Number of students benefited 453 510 448 176

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5.1.3. WHAT PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS RECEIVES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM STATE GOVERNMENT, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AND OTHER NATIONAL AGENCIES?

On the average, every year 70.52 percent students who belong to SC ST OBC category receive backward class stipend On the average, every year 44.78 percent students who belong to Minority category receive minority class stipend Kanyasree Prakalpa –a state Government venture in which unmarried female students below 18 years are given a stipend of Rupees 25,000. The college issues applications to the bonafide students who are interested and eligible. In the year 2013-14, 27.82 percent girl students belonging to the said category have received this financial benefit.

5.1.4. WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SUPPORT SERVICES/FACILITIES AVAILABLE WITH REGARD TO THE FOLLOWING

Category Support service Students for SC/ST,OBC Stipends are provided Students for Fees concessions economically weaker sections Students with physical Fee concessions disabilities Overseas students No such student Medical assistance to  Students Health Home - College has institutional students: membership of Students‟ Health Home, Govt. of Health centre and West Bengal. For this membership every student insurance can avail medical facilities in Govt. Hospitals with nominal expenditure.  Accident Insurance – College has introduced a system of accident insurance for the students where the premium is paid by the college Organizing coaching Coaching class service - The College has introduced classes for competitive UGC / Sanctioned free Coaching in WBCS, SSC, examinations Bank, Railway, Primary Teachers Examination, Staff

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Selection, PSC Clerkship and Miscellaneous Service Examination for SC / ST / OBC / Minority / Economically challenged general category students under XI and XII plan period during the academic session 2011-2012 and 2012-2013. Skill development  Communicative English course conducted by (spoken English, British Institute computer literacy etc.)  Compulsory basic computer classes for 1st year  Computer training programme run in the college by DOAECC Support for slow learners Remedial training Exposure of students to No such support other institutions of higher learning/corporate/busin ess house etc. Publication Students‟ Union publishes annual magazine every year while the Departments publish Wall Magazines regularly Admission counseling During admission teachers help the students to get services aware about the various subjects Pre examination Before university examinations teachers help the counseling students clear their last minute doubts

5.1.5. DESCRIBE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION TO FACILITATE ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS AMONG THE STUDENTS AND THE IMPACT OF THESE EFFORTS

A course on Food Processing and Preservation has been initiated

5.1.6. ENUMERATE THE POLICIES AND STRATEGIES OF THE INSTITUTION WHICH PROMOTE PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES SUCH AS SPORTS, GAMES, QUIZ COMPETITIONS, DEBATES AND DISCUSSIONS, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES ETC

The students‟ union mobilizes a fund from the yearly subscription from all students of the college and such fund is then utilized by the students‟ union to promote participation of the students in extracurricular activities

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5.1.7. ENUMERATING ON THE SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE PROVIDED TO THE STUDENTS IN PREPARING FOR THE COMPETITIVE EXAMS., GIVE DETAILS ON THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS APPEAREDAND QUALIFIED IN VARIOUS COMPETITIVE EXAMS SUCH AS UGC-CSIR-NET,UGC- NET, SLET, ATE, CAT, GRE, TOFEL, GMAT, STATE SERVICES, DEFENCE, CIVIL SERVICES ETC.

The College has introduced UGC / Sanctioned free Coaching in WBCS, SSC, Bank, Railway, Primary Teachers Examination, Staff Selection, PSC Clerkship and Miscellaneous Service Examination for SC / ST / OBC / Minority Economically challenged general category students under XI and XII plan period during the academic session 2011-2012 and 2012-2013.

5.1.8. WHAT TYPE OF COUNSELING SERVICES ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE STUDENTS (ACADEMIC PERSONAL, CAREER, PSYCHO-SOCIAL ETC.)

After the college examinations and before the university examinations students are counseled, so that they can rectify their errors, miss-conceptions and achieve good marks in the final examination. Sometimes present and ex-students, even their parents consult the teachers for advice about future career and other personal problems. Sometimes professional institutions organize career counseling sessions – In March, 2012, two institutes, Indian Institute Hardware Tech. Ltd and IIJT Education Pvt Ltd. arranged for 8 career counseling classes spanning over one month whereby students were groomed and made aware of the IT jobs and opportunities. Few students suffer from nervous break-down before final exam. In that case teachers try to relieve their pressure. The Psychological Counseling Cell provides counseling to students regarding their personal as well as psychological problems

5.1.9. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE A STRUCTURED MECHANISM FOR CAREER GUIDANCE AND THE PLACEMENT OF ITS STUDENTS? IF ‘YES’, DETAIL ON THE SERVICES PROVIDED TO HELP THE STUDENTS IDENTIFY JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR INTERVIEW AND THE PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS SELECTED DURING CAMPUS INTERVIEWS BY DIFFERENT EMPLOYERS (LIST THE EMPLOYERS AND THE PROGRAMMES.

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The college does not have any structured mechanism towards providing opportunities for placement etc. However, a Placement Cell has been recently formed.

5.1.10. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE A GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL? IF YES, LIST (IF ANY) THE GRIEVANCES REPORTED AND REDRESSED DURING LAST FOUR YEARS.

The college has a grievance redressal cell since 2004. In recent times the stakeholders‟ feedback software enables the students, teachers and non-teaching staff to submit their grievances electronically, which are discussed in the cell for redressal. But presently the IQAC deals with these grievances.

The nature of the grievance and their redressal are enumerated below:

Nature of Grievance Lodged by Status Absence of proper drainage in the back portion Students Resolved of the college Absence of proper facilities in common room Students Partly Resolved Canteen facilities unsatisfactory Students Yet to be resolved More facility in Girls’ common room Students Work under progress More Computers needed for office staff Staff Resolved Teachers not provided with adequate hardware Teachers Resolved software support Lack of modern amenities in the Teachers’ room Teachers Yet to be resolved Separate rooms for few General departments Teachers Proposal for future plan

5.1.11. WHAT ARE THE INSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS FOR RESOLVING ISSUES PERTAINING TO SEXUAL HARASSMENT?

Issues relating to sexual harassment are not common in our institution, yet the college has a sexual harassment cell. Towards such end the college also conducts several gender sensitizing programmes and create awareness in the minds of the students against sexual harassment.

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5.1.12. IS THERE AN ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE? HOW MANY INSTANCES (IF ANY) HAVE BEEN REPORTED DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS AND WHAT ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN ON THESE?

Although there is no instance of ragging, the college has ananti-ragging committee as per UGC norms.

5.1.13. ENUMERATE THE WELFARE SCHEMES MADE AVAILABLE TO THE STUDENTS BY THE INSTITUTION

Students Welfare Committee look into all matters relating to welfare of students The college has a linkage with the students‟ health home facility of the government, where students are provided health facilities In 2008, more than 100 students participated in Thalassemia detection and awareness programme conducted by SERUM Thalassemia Prevention Federation Students can purchase books from the cheap store in the college at more discounted rates The college runs a cheap canteen for students

 There are plans to open zero balance account facility for every student with Bank of Baroda/State Bank of India  The Governing Body has resolved to open an Accident Benefit Insurance Policy for students with National Insurance

5.1.14. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE A REGISTERED ALUMNI ASSOCIATION? IF YES, WHAT ARE ITS ACTIVITIES AND MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS FOR INSTITUTIONAL, ACADEMIC AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT?

The college does have a registered Alumni Association and meets regularly.

5.2. STUDENT MENTORING AND SUPPORT

5.2.1. PROVIDING THE PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS PROGRESSING TO HIGHER EDUCATION OR EMPLOYMENT (FOR THE LAST FOUR BATCHES) HIGHLIGHT THE TRENDS OBSERVED.

The college does not maintain any progression database

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5.2.2. PROVIDE DETAILS OF THE PROGRAMME WISE PASS PERCENTAGE AND COMPLETION RATE FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS (COURSE WISE/BATCH WISE AS STIPULATED BY THE UNIVERSITY). FURNISH PROGRAMME WISE DETAILS IN COMPARISON WITH THAT OF THE PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE OF THE SAME INSTITUTION AND THAT OF THE COLLEGES OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY WITHIN THE CITY/DISTRICT.

A comparative analysis of the pass percentage and performance is provided below

Pass percentage in BA

Success percentage

87.8 86.1 86.9 75.9 80.6 76.6 79.8 65.1

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Pass percentage in BSc

Success percentage

93.0 85.4 81.8 83.6 78.7 73.6 78.9 78.3

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

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Ratio of students passing in 1st division and 2nd division and 3rd division – BA Hons

120 1ST CLASS

100 2ND CLASS PASS 80

60

40

20

0

Ratio of students passing in 1st division and 2nd division and 3rd division – BSc Hons

60 1ST CLASS 2ND CLASS PASS 50

40

30

20

10

0 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014

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5.2.3. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION FACILITATE STUDENT PROGRESSION TO HIGHER LEVEL OF EDUCATION AND/OR TOWARDS EMPLOYMENT?

In order to facilitate students progression to higher studies teachers play a very important role as they encourage the students about the prospects of master‟s degree and further research. Teachers also provide with the available study routes in their respective subjects. They also refer to the time of admission tests to reputed universities outside West Bengal and suggest the patterns of questions set in such questions.

In order to facilitate students progression towards employment the college has introduced UGC / Sanctioned free Coaching in WBCS, SSC, Bank, Railway, Primary Teachers Examination, Staff Selection, PSC Clerkship and Miscellaneous Service Examination for SC / ST / OBC / Minority / Economically challenged general category students under XI and XII plan period during the academic session 2011-2012 and 2012-2013

5.2.4. ENUMERATE THE SPECIAL SUPPORT PROVIDED TO STUDENTS WHO ARE AT THE RISK OF FAILURE AND DROP OUT

Financial support – Fees concessions are provided to those students who face financial challenges to continue with their studies.

Psychological support – Teachers play the role of Mentors and provide encouragement to the students at risk of dropout such that they continue with their studies

Remedial classes are taken for slow learners

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5.3. STUDENT PARTICIPATION AND ACTIVITIES

5.3.1. LIST THE RANGE OF SPORTS, GAMES, CULTURAL AND OTHER EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS. PROVIDE DETAILS OF PARTICIPATION AND PROGRAM CALENDAR.

01. Prospectus Day July 02. Rakshabandhan July 03. Briksha Ropan July 04. Foundation Day celebration 1st August 05. Celebration of Independence Day August 06. Freshers’ welcome September 07. Teachers’ Day 5th September 08. Kite Festival September 09. Library Day September 10. Football league December 11. Celebrating College social December-January 12. Publication of College Magazine December 13. College Tour November to March 14. Cricket league January 15. Celebration of Netaji’s Birthday January 16. Celebration of Republic Day January 17. Bhasadibash February 18. College Sports February 19. Saraswati Puja February 20. Environment Day June 5th

5.3.2. FURNISH THE DETAILS OF MAJOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN CO-CURRICULAR, EXTRACURRICULAR AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS - UNIVERSITY/STATE/ZONAL/NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ETC. FOR THE PREVIOUS FOUR YEARS

Details provided in Addendum

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5.3.3. HOW DOES THE COLLEGE SEEK AND USE DATA AND FEEDBACK FROM ITS GRADUATES AND EMPLOYERS, TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY OF THE INSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS?

The stakeholders‟ feedback software enables the collection of data and feedback from alumni and employers seeking suggestions of how to improve the performance and quality of the institutional provisions including curriculum. The feedback so collected is analysed for consideration of the IQAC.

5.3.4. HOW DOES THE COLLEGE INVOLVE AND ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO PUBLISH MATERIALS LIKE CATALOGUES, WALL MAGAZINES, COLLEGE MAGAZINE, AND OTHER MATERIAL? LIST THE PUBLICATIONS/MATERIALS BROUGHT OUT BY THE STUDENTS DURING THE PREVIOUS FOUR ACADEMIC SESSIONS.

The college magazine is published once a year by the students union

Every student is encouraged to express their creative talent through their writings in these magazine

The college also encourages all the departments to publish wall magazines regularly where students of the department publishes their creative writings

5.3.5. DOES THE COLLEGE HAVE A STUDENT COUNCIL OR SIMILAR BODY? GIVE DETAILS ON ITS SELECTION, CONSTITUTION, ACTIVITIES AND FUNDING.

The college has a students‟ union having the following constitution

It is formed through an election process held annually

Each class (stream wise and year wise) is represented by certain number of class representatives

All such class representatives form a Body having the following composition

 General Secretary

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 Asst. General Secretary  Four Vice Presidents  Games Secretary  Asst. Games Secretary  Magazine Secretary  Welfare Secretary  Cultural Secretary  Asst. Cultural Secretary  Canteen Secretary  Boy's Common Room Secretary  Girl's Common Room Secretary  Treasurer  Eight Class Representative

During admission of a student to the 1st year 2nd year and 3rd year every student pays an annual subscription of Rs 120/= which is kept in the bank account of the general fund

Students‟ Union makes a budget of tentative expenditure across each items of expenditure and tries to limit their expenditure within such budget

In case at any point of time expenditure exceeds the budgeted amount the students‟ union take loan from the college authority and repaid back in the following year.

The Students‟ Union assists the Teacher-in-charge to organize

 Various socio cultural functions – college social, fresher‟s welcome, farewell etc

 Literary activities – publications of magazines

 Intellectual activities – quiz, debates etc

 Games and sports activities – Annual sports, etc

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5.3.6. GIVE DETAILS OF VARIOUS ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES THAT HAVE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES ON THEM.

 Governing Body  Academic Sub Committee  Sports and Games Committee  Cultural Committee  Literary Committee

5.3.7. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION NETWORK AND COLLABORATE WITH THE ALUMNI AND FORMER FACULTY OF THE INSTITUTION?

 Senior faculty members maintain relationship with former faculty through personal contacts.

 Alumni post their feedback on the stakeholders‟ feedback software

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6. GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP

6.1. INSTITUTIONAL VISION AND LEADERSHIP

6.1.1. STATE THE VISION AND MISSION OF THE INSTITUTION. ENUMERATE ON HOW THE MISSION STATEMENT DEFINES THE INSTITUTION’S DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS.

As an educational institute the IQAC envisions the coalesce of education and skill

VISION Committed to provide education for knowledge, wisdom and emancipation RE-VISION Committed to provide education for knowledge, wisdom, emancipation and enhancement of capabilities MISSION Education for All irrespective of caste, creed, religion and economic status OBJECTIVE The goal has been to provide an education that  Helps the students to progress from admission to graduation  Integrates curricular knowledge with value education and need based training.  Encourages the students from learning to earning  Provides support to economically challenged students This is a college which although located in the city of Calcutta is pre dominantly serving students with rural background having diverse class, caste, creed, religion and economic status. The college aims at finding out unity in diversity

6.1.2. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF TOP MANAGEMENT, PRINCIPAL AND FACULTY IN DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ITS QUALITY POLICY AND PLANS?

We aim at

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF OUR SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE CAPABILITY OF STAKEHOLDERS

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 TOP MANAGEMENT– Resolved to appoint Higher Education Quality Experts in the IQAC

 HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION– Giving leadership towards effective functioning of the IQAC

 IQAC –  Identifying the quality assurance needs  Exploring roadmap for quality assurance  Actualizing quality initiatives and their sustenance

 FACULTY–  Building mindset to embrace change  Change initiatives and sustenance

6.1.3. WHAT IS THE INVOLVEMENT OF THE LEADERSHIP IN QUALITY INITIATIVES?

Governing Body meets only after 2 to 3 months but quality initiative is an ongoing process and therefore Governing Body has given greater autonomy to IQAC in deciding the Quality Plans and greater authority to the Head of the Institution to give effect to the Quality Plans.

6.1.4. WHAT ARE THE PROCEDURES ADOPTED BY THE IQAC WITH REGARD TO QUALITY INITIATIVES?

With regard to steps for Quality Assurance leadership is provided by the IQAC under the guidance of external Quality Experts and the process involves the following The initiatives basically involves the following  Quality Experts appraises the IQAC members about the possible initiatives the college can take to o Make innovations in teaching-learning evaluation o Support to the students for their progression to the job market o Improvement in the functioning of teachers and staff  IQAC members explores the possibilities of implementation of the of quality initiatives subject to the constraints of o Initial change resistance o Bottlenecks in terms of capabilities

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 IQAC resolves to design an action plan for quality initiatives and informs the same to the Head of the Institution and / or Governing Body for approval or ratification

6.1.5. WHAT ARE THE PROCEDURES ADOPTED BY THE INSTITUTION TO MONITOR AND EVALUATE POLICIES AND PLANS OF THE INSTITUTION FOR EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPROVEMENT FROM TIME TO TIME?

 Governing Body meets regularly at least 6 to 8 times in a year so as to enhance monitoring the policies and plans of the institution for effective implementation and improvement from time to time  Teacher-in-charge appraises the Governing Body about the follow up action on the resolutions of the preceding meetings and submits an Action Taken Report.

6.1.6. GIVE DETAILS OF THE TOP MANAGEMENT’S ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP PROVIDED TO THE FACULTY?

Teachers are encouraged to o make innovations in teaching learning evaluations o to build new age capabilities o to spend additional time for the students outside the classroom o “completion of syllabus without suggestions” o to make of ICT in teaching o introduce formative assessment o conduct . extra theoretical classes for preparation for final examination during slack season . Extra practical classes during slack season

6.1.7. HOW DOES THE TOP MANAGEMENT GROOM LEADERSHIP AT VARIOUS LEVELS?

Leadership grooming for the teachers: The teachers are encouraged to participate several NAAC and UGC sponsored workshops and seminars on Quality Assurance and inculcate the spirit within them of being the change leaders in the institution The teachers are encouraged to be more e-proficient and lead from the front to make effective use of software, hardware and web applications

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Leadership grooming for the office staff The office staff are encouraged to tackle pressure situations and overcome workplace adversities The casual staff are provided training to deliver specific tasks and provided with monetary incentives for accomplishment of tasks

Leadership grooming for the students The class representatives and office bearers of the students union are given the opportunity to plan and execute all programmes relating to o Cultural functions o Literary activities o Extracurricular actives o Co Curricular activities

6.1.8. HOW DOES THE TOP MANAGEMENT DELEGATE AUTHORITY AND PROVIDE OPERATIONAL AUTONOMY TO THE DEPARTMENTS / UNITS OF THE INSTITUTION AND WORK TOWARDS DECENTRALIZED GOVERNANCE SYSTEM?

All administrative functions and the academic administrative functions of the college are delegated to several statutory and non statutory committees as follows:

1. The Governing Body 2. The Finance Sub-Committee 3. Teachers‟ Council 4. Academic Sub-Committee 5. The Development Sub-Committee 6. The Building Sub-Committee 7. The Purchase Committee 8. Library Sub-Committee

6.1.9. DOES THE TOP MANAGEMENT PROMOTE A CULTURE OF PARTICIPATIVE MANAGEMENT? IF ‘YES’, INDICATE THE LEVELS OF PARTICIPATIVE MANAGEMENT.

Although the Governing Body is the apex policy making body it appreciates the necessity of involving all stakeholders in management and towards this end the following steps are taken a. College Governing Body involves teachers representatives to speak on academic and related matters

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b. College Governing Body provides enough opportunities to the non teaching staff to speak on areas of development of the Governing Body. c. Students‟ Representative are provided to give suggestions on students related matters and d. Head of the Institution as well as IQAC coordinators meet the general students to provide them with the opportunity to appreciate the problems and prospects of the college with regard to both day to day affairs as well as developmental matters.

6.2. STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT

6.2.1. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE A FORMALLY STATED QUALITY POLICY? HOW IS IT DEVELOPED, DRIVEN, DEPLOYED AND REVIEWED?

Quality Policy of the Institution

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF OUR SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE CAPABILITY OF STAKEHOLDERS

How it is developed and driven Quality is seen as “continuous improvement of our systems to enhance capability of stakeholders”

The quality policy has come into existence from the revisioning process of the college

Vision - Committed to provide education for knowledge, wisdom and emancipation

Re-Vision - Committed to provide education for knowledge, wisdom, emancipation and enhancement of capabilities

6.2.2. DOES THE INSTITUTE HAVE A PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT? IF SO, GIVE THE ASPECTS CONSIDERED FOR INCLUSION IN THE PLAN.

. The planning process in the college generally pivots around the UGC five year Plans and thus there is no long term perspective plan for development

However the IQAC is preparing a perspective plan across the lines of Quality Assurance such that the college can change itself to thriving institution of the 21st century

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6.2.3. DESCRIBE THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND DECISION MAKING PROCESSES.

The internal co-ordinating and decision making mechanism of Behala College is schematically shown below:

Governing Body

Principal/TIC

Finance Sub- Committee Academic Sub- Committee

Office Teachers‟ Council

UGC Committee

Sub Committees Admission Examination Development Library Students’ Canteen Building Disciplinary Othe Sub- Sub- Sub- Sub- Welfare Sub- Sub- Sub- r Committee Committee Committee Committee Sub- Committee Committee Committe Committee cells e

Grievance Sexual Harassment Cell Women Cell Environmental Service Book Redressal Cell Cell Cell

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The college is affiliated to the University of Calcutta is guided by the relevant Act Regulations & Statutes of University. It has a duly constituted Governing Body as per the Statutes of the University, which is responsible for proper management of all the affairs of the college. The Governing Body appoints the „Finance Sub-committee‟ and the „Academic Sub Committee‟. The Principal or TIC is dependent on the Teachers‟ Council and the office for all sorts of academic and administrative activities respectively. Other sub committees are formed by the Teachers‟ Council as and when found necessary. The Governing Body also monitors the activities of different administrative bodies of the college.

6.2.4. GIVE A BROAD DESCRIPTION OF THE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT STRATEGIES OF THE INSTITUTION FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING

1. Teaching & Learning: (a) Introduction of continuous internal assessment (b) Use of software and hardware by the teachers for academic planning and continuous internal assessment (c) Adoption of students centric learning methods (d) Use of audio visual aids (e) Building repository of web materials

2. Research & Development:

Formation of a Research Committee to encourage (a) personal research (b) minor research projects (c) institutional research

3. Human Resource Management (a) Conducting appraisal followed by retraining (b) Providing hardware and software to teachers

6.2.5. HOW DOES THE HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION ENSURE THAT ADEQUATE INFORMATION (FROM FEEDBACK AND PERSONAL CONTACTS ETC) IS AVAILABLE FOR THE TOP MANAGEMENT AND THE STAKEHOLDERS, TO REVIEW THE ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTION?

The feedback collected through the stakeholders‟ feedback software is analysed by the Head of the institution and the same gets reported to the Governing Body meetings for review. The Head of the institution also obtains the views of all stakeholders on all emerging issues of importance and concern, by way of

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conducting regular opinion polls through the online web application of the stakeholders‟ feedback software.

6.2.6. HOW DOES THE MANAGEMENT ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT INVOLVEMENT OF THE STAFF IN IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF THE INSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES?

The college management instituted an in-house training system run by DOECC to provide training to the office staff to increase their effectiveness. Furthermore the casual staffs are provided with additional financial incentives for accomplishment of given tasks

6.2.7. ENUMERATE THE RESOLUTIONS MADE BY THE MANAGEMENT COUNCIL IN THE LAST YEAR AND THE STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF SUCH RESOLUTIONS.

To be provided in Addendum

6.2.8. DOES THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY MAKE A PROVISION FOR ACCORDING THE STATUS OF AUTONOMY TO AN AFFILIATED INSTITUTION? IF ‘YES’, WHAT ARE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION IN OBTAINING AUTONOMY?

Calcutta University has the provision of providing autonomy to the college but the college has never applied for such autonomy.

6.2.8. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION ENSURE THAT GRIEVANCES / COMPLAINTS ARE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AND RESOLVED EFFECTIVELY? IS THERE A MECHANISM TO ANALYSE THE NATURE OF GRIEVANCES FOR PROMOTING BETTER STAKEHOLDER RELATIONSHIP?

The stakeholders‟ feedback software enables the student/teachers/non-teaching staff to submit their grievances electronically. The grievances thereafter are categorized into three groups – (i) Those relating to day-to-day administration of the college are dealt by the Head of the institution (ii) Those relating to policy matters are taken up by the Governing Body and/or any special cell or the IQAC (iii) Those relating to students‟ affairs are taken up by the Head of the institution/IQAC/ members of the students‟ council

6.2.9. DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS, HAD THERE BEEN ANY INSTANCES OF COURT CASES FILED BY AND AGAINST THE INSTITUTE? PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE ISSUES AND DECISIONS OF THE COURTS ON THESE?

No such cases

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6.2.10. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE A MECHANISM FOR ANALYZING STUDENT FEEDBACK ON INSTITUTIONAL PERFORMANCE? IF ‘YES’, WHAT WAS THE OUTCOME AND RESPONSE OF THE INSTITUTION TO SUCH AN EFFORT RE: CURRICULUM, TEACHING, LEARNING RESOURCES

Yes, the institution has recently developed a stakeholders‟ feedback software system. But previously the institution collected feedback from students informally and verbally through the departments as well as the Head of the institution. The proposals/suggestions were then placed to the different committees for implementation.

6.3. FACULTY EMPOWERMENT STRATEGIES

6.3.1. WHAT ARE THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION TO ENHANCE THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ITS TEACHING AND NON TEACHING STAFF?

The institution follows a 360 degree evaluation of teachers as follows

Self Students Appraisal Feedback by the on teachers teachers

Appraisal Appraisal by the by External Head of the expert/Peer Institution

6.3.2. WHAT ARE THE STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY THE INSTITUTION FOR FACULTY EMPOWERMENT THROUGH TRAINING, RETRAINING AND MOTIVATING THE EMPLOYEES FOR THE ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITY THEY PERFORM?

The college adopts the strategy of providing appropriate software and hardware to the teachers and motivates them to re-empower them with 21st century skills necessary for effective teaching. The college appreciates that teachers can re-empower them in a self directed learning mode.

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6.3.3. PROVIDE DETAILS ON THE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL SYSTEM OF THE STAFF TO EVALUATE AND ENSURE THAT INFORMATION ON MULTIPLE ACTIVITIES IS APPROPRIATELY CAPTURED AND CONSIDERED FOR BETTER APPRAISAL.

The Teacher-in-charge provides a work schedule calendar to the Head clerk and the Accountant of the college during the beginning of the year who distributes the tasks given in the calendar to the staff.

The Head clerk and the Accountant monitors whether the work is done within due time and report the same to the teacher-in-charge.

The process discussed above serves as tool for performance appraisal of the office staff.

The IQAC Cell has planned to implement the self-appraisal for administrative staff and academic support staff of different departments.

6.3.4. WHAT IS THE OUTCOME OF THE REVIEW OF THE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL REPORTS BY THE MANAGEMENT AND THE MAJOR DECISIONS TAKEN? HOW ARE THEY COMMUNICATED TO THE APPROPRIATE STAKEHOLDERS?

The Teacher-in-charge discuses the outcome of the performance appraisal systems in the governing body meeting.

6.3.5. WHAT ARE THE WELFARE SCHEMES AVAILABLE FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING STAFF? WHAT PERCENTAGE OF STAFF HAVE AVAILED THE BENEFIT OF SUCH SCHEMES IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS?

The welfare schemes available for the teaching staff and non-teaching staff are as follows – 1. Health unit for staff 2. Health insurance for staff – E.S.I benefit is provided to the casual and temporary staff– 50% of them have availed the benefit in the last two years 3. Provident Fund benefit for temporary staff 4. Employees Credit Cooperative Society – 95% have availed the benefit 5. Group Insurance for employees

6.3.6. WHAT ARE THE MEASURES TAKEN BY THE INSTITUTION FOR ATTRACTING AND RETAINING EMINENT FACULTY?

No such scope exists.

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6.4. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND RESOURCE USE

6.4.1. WHAT IS THE INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM TO MONITOR EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT USE OF AVAILABLE FINANCIAL RESOURCE

The institution has an effective mechanism to monitor the use of available financial resource of the college.

The mechanism includes

1. Bursar - who functions as follows

 Checks and monitors day to day accounts of the college from the cashier and accountant  Prepares the budget of the college and also the laboratory based departments  Monitors the work of the of the accountant towards smooth conduct of the internal and external audit  Maintains file of grants received by the college (from UGC and other funding agencies) date wise  Scrutinizes expenses as per the prescribed schedules and utilization of grants  Prepares paper for fixation for pay and allowance  Prepares paper relating to pension  Checks PF accounts, Income Tax, Professional Tax, LIC, GI, Scholarship, Stipend, etc.

2. Finance sub-committee

 Helps to prevent fraud by ensuring that all tasks associated with the finance function are not performed by one person without supervision from others  It allows the Governing Body meetings to focus on a wider range of issues, as detailed financial discussions can take place within the sub-committee  It enables more democratic control of the organisation's finances.

3. Internal Auditors

 Evaluates and provides reasonable assurance that risk management, control, and governance systems are functioning as intended and will enable the organization‟s objectives and goals to be met

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 Reports risk management issues and internal controls deficiencies identified directly to the audit committee and provides recommendations for improving the organization‟s operations, in terms of both efficient and effective performance  Adherence to Central and State Finance Rules.

6.4.2. WHAT ARE THE INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS FOR EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL AUDIT?

The college being a Government aided organization receives fund from the Government of West Bengal and therefore all its accounts are subject to audit by the Government appointed statutory auditors for which books of accounts under the tutelage of finance committee convener and the bursar . The book of accounts are prepared and audited by statutory auditors The statutory auditors prepares and submit an audit report with audit observations The Governing Body considers the audit observations for compliances

The scope and mechanism for internal audit in the college is to design the internal control process to provide reasonable assurance regarding the achievement of

 Evaluates and provides reasonable assurance that risk management, control, and governance systems are functioning as intended and will enable the organization‟s objectives and goals to be met  Reports risk management issues and internal controls deficiencies identified directly to the audit committee and provides recommendations for improving the organization‟s operations, in terms of both efficient and effective performance  Adherence to Central and State Finance Rules

6.4.3. WHEN WAS THE LAST AUDIT DONE AND WHAT ARE THE MAJOR AUDIT OBJECTIONS? PROVIDE THE DETAILS ON COMPLIANCE

The college accounts are regularly audited by the government auditors without much audit objections except  Title deed of land and buildings were placed before the auditors for verification  The land on which the college is built is said to be allotted by the state government but no such letter of allotment was produced before the auditors

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 Physical verification reports of the fixed assets was not was produced before the auditors

6.4.4. WHAT ARE THE MAJOR SOURCES OF INSTITUTIONAL RECEIPTS/FUNDING AND HOW IS THE DEFICIT MANAGED?

a. State Government disburses the corpus for payment of salary to the employees of the organization b. College receives fund from the UGC as against the plan proposals submitted under the different schemes of the commission c. The major source of receipt of fund in the college however is the fees received from students under different heads from where the day to day expenses as well as developmental expenses are met

Generally the college is not met with any deficit.

6.4.5. PROVIDE AUDITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT OF ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES OF THE PREVIOUS FOUR YEARS AND THE RESERVE FUND/CORPUS AVAILABLE WITH INSTITUTIONS, IF ANY.

Surplus of Income over Expenditure 1500000

1000000

500000

0

-500000 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

-1000000

Income and Expenditure Statement for last four years to be enclosed as Addendum.

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Fixed Deposit Amount 4000000

3000000

2000000

1000000

0 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

6.4.6. GIVE DETAILS ON THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE INSTITUTION IN SECURING ADDITIONAL FUNDING AND THE UTILIZATION OF THE SAME (IF ANY)

Funds obtained from AID other than UGC

1. MP LAD Fund – 10 lakh in 2013-14 2. Golden Jubilee fund – 15 lakh (sanctioned forthcoming)

 Funds generated from other sources 01. Income from interest – (iv) Rs 202746/= per annum(2012-13) (v) Rs 269194/= per annum (2011-12) (vi) Rs 261238/= per annum (2010-11) 02. Income from rental 1) SBI ATM - 120000/= per annum 2) BOB (E-Corner) - 75000/= per month (forthcoming) 03. Revenue generated from DOAECC - 20000/= per annum 04. Utilization of the fund is in progress.

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6.5. INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM

6.5.1. HAS THE INSTITUTION ESTABLISHED AN INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)?

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell was established way back in 2006.

It is one of the major of the college that the IQAC remained non-functioning during the period 2006-2013. In July 26, 2014 the IQAC was reformed having two Quality Assurance Experts as members of the cell.

The college appreciates that expert guidance has provided the necessary impetus towards effective functioning of the IQAC which resulted in 1. Submission of LOI in Aug 2014 2. Submission of RAR in October 2014

IF ‘YES’, WHAT IS THE INSTITUTIONAL POLICY WITH REGARD TO QUALITY ASSURANCE AND HOW HAS IT CONTRIBUTED IN INSTITUTIONALIZING THE QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESSES?

Governing Body is very much supportive to the objective of Quality Assurance by way of . authorizing the Teacher-in-charge to facilitate the activities of the IQAC . empowering the IQAC to design the roadmaps to quality assurance . appointing external quality experts to assist and guide the IQAC . encouraging the faculties to be change leaders

HOW MANY DECISIONS OF THE IQAC HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE MANAGEMENT/ AUTHORITIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION AND HOW MANY OF THEM WERE ACTUALLY IMPLEMENTED?

Governing Body has approved the following decisions of the IQAC . Reaccreditation of the college is to be obtained at the earliest so as to get the institution back to quality assurance roadmap . Steps be taken so that faculties are empowered to the extent that that they become catalyst to change management . Use of ICT to empower the institution, the faculties and the students . SMS gateway be established for the purpose of easy connectivity between stakeholders

DOES THE IQAC HAVE EXTERNAL MEMBERS ON ITS COMMITTEE? IF SO, MENTION ANY SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION MADE BY THEM.

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The college considers that the two external members in the IQAC is their

1. They have contributed in rejuvenation of the activities of the IQAC which remained non functioning for long. 2. They were also responsible for sensitizing the IQAC members on issues relating to Quality Assurance.

HOW DO STUDENTS AND ALUMNI CONTRIBUTE TO THE EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF THE IQAC? HOW DOES THE IQAC COMMUNICATE AND ENGAGE STAFF FROM DIFFERENT CONSTITUENTS OF THE INSTITUTION?

The IQAC appreciates that students and alumni can play a significant contributory role in the activities of the IQAC by way of

 Providing feedback on what they feel to be the path of their quality enhancement  Participating in students centric methods of teaching-learning

6.5.2. DOES THE INSTITUTION HAVE AN INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE OF THE ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES? IF ‘YES’, GIVE DETAILS ON ITS OPERATIONALISATION.

The Teacher-in-charge coordinates the functions and the teaching and non- teaching staff

The IQAC has also planned to design a year planner comprising of both Academic Calendar and the Administrative Calendar with the objective of bringing an integration of the academic and administrative activities

6.5.3. DOES THE INSTITUTION PROVIDE TRAINING TO ITS STAFF FOR EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCEDURES? IF ‘YES’, GIVE DETAILS ENUMERATING ITS IMPACT.

No such training is provided. However the Quality Assurance Experts meet the members of the IQAC and appraise them how to function for effective implementation of the quality assurance procedures.

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6.5.4. DOES THE INSTITUTION UNDERTAKE ACADEMIC AUDIT OR OTHER EXTERNAL REVIEW OF THE ACADEMIC PROVISIONS? IF ‘YES’, HOW ARE THE OUTCOMES USED TO IMPROVE THE INSTITUTIONAL ACTIVITIES?

The IQAC has very recently taken initiative to conduct an academic survey of its academic provisions by representatives of the affiliating university -Inspector of Colleges, University of Calcutta , IQAC Coordinator, University of Calcutta

The suggestions of such survey becomes the roadmap for the IQAC to make improvements in the institutional activities

6.5.5. HOW ARE THE INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE MECHANISMS ALIGNED WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE RELEVANT EXTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE AGENCIES/REGULATORY AUTHORITIES?

The internal quality assurance mechanism is not aligned with any external quality assurance agency but the IQAC has two external members who act as Quality Assurance expert to the IQAC.

6.5.6. WHAT INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS ARE IN PLACE TO CONTINUOUSLY REVIEW THE TEACHING LEARNING PROCESS? GIVE DETAILS OF ITS STRUCTURE, METHODOLOGIES OF OPERATIONS AND OUTCOME?

The teaching-learning process is constantly reviewed in the Teachers’ Council of the college which is governed by the First Regulations of the University of Calcutta states that the

The functions and duties of every Teacher’s Council shall be to advise the Principal of the college concerned on all academic matters including student’s welfare, arrangement of time table, conduct of examinations (including University Examinations), improvement of the library, laboratories and teaching facilities of the college.

The recommendations made by the Teachers’ Council is then considered by the Head of the institutions and in all matters related to policy decisions Governing Body makes appropriate resolutions.

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6.5.7. HOW DOES THE INSTITUTION COMMUNICATE ITS QUALITY ASSURANCE POLICIES, MECHANISMS AND OUTCOMES TO THE VARIOUS INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL STAKEHOLDERS?

The college communicates the quality assurance policies, mechanism and outcome to the various stakeholders through the college website

The quality assurance policy is also communicated through electronic display board

The IQAC also has plans to launch a separate website for the activities of IQAC

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7. INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES

7.1 Environment Consciousness

7.1.1 DOES THE INSTITUTE CONDUCT A GREEN AUDIT OF ITS CAMPUS AND FACILITIES?

 The college has formed an internal Green Implementation Committee.  However the matter was taken up for discussion after in IQAC was re-formed in 2014.  IQAC felt that the college has an institutional social responsibility with sensitizing the stakeholders on environment issues.  The IQAC therefore has set up a “Centre for Studies in Environment and Sustainable Development” in the campus comprising of Teachers, Non Teaching Staff and Students with the following objectives o making the campus more eco friendly through successive rounds of Green Audit and compliances to the recommendations of such audit o adopting a Green Policy and creating awareness amongst the students on several environment issues with any eye to play greater role in the society by way of sensitizing the society on environmental concerns and preparedness to combat such o conducting institutional research on environment and sustainable development

7.1.2 WHAT ARE THE INITIATIVES TAKEN BY THE COLLEGE TO MAKE THE CAMPUS ECO-FRIENDLY?

 IQAC believes that Birds are oracle in the sense that o The knowledge of birds can help us plan a better, more sustainable relationship with nature. o Changes in bird population can reflect the health of the environment.  A Bird Watchers‟ Club has therefore been formed as an innovative initiative for making the students connected with nature.  The college observes brikshropan as an annual programme  The college observes prakritidibas as an annual programme

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7.2 Innovations

7.2.1 GIVE DETAILS OF INNOVATIONS INTRODUCED DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS WHICH HAVE CREATED A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE COLLEGE

 The college has adopted the following quality policy

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF OUR SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE CAPABILITY OF STAKEHOLDERS

 As a corollary to such policy the college Governing Body renders the responsibility on IQAC of empowering the students for the 21st century.  Governing Body has appreciated that faculty empowerment is key to students‟ empowerment.  Governing Body further believes that when teachers become more empowered their morale also increases and the focus of control shifts from the principal to the teachers.

 Towards that end the Governing Body has adopted the policy of MAKING THE TEACHERS MUCH MORE “E-PROFICIENT, ENABLED & ENGAGED ”by way of providing them with the opportunity to use

1. Several hardware (Laptops, interactive board, smart TVs, smart board etc for “learning by doing” 2. “NLIST” for having access to online journals 3. Teaching Aid Software for preparing academic plan, instructional materials and question banks 4. SMS gateway to remain connected through bulk SMS

 IQAC goes a step forward.

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 It has set the objective of “MENTORING PRACTICES WHEREIN EACH TEACHER WOULD TRAIN ONE STUDENT AND ONE SUCH STUDENT WILL TRAIN FOUR STUDENTS EACH “of how to use internet and for what purposes.

 IQAC believes that if actualised the college will be able to o empower the students within a year through “collective practice” o make the students participate in quality assurance

7.3 Best Practices

7.3.1 ELABORATE ON ANY TWO BEST PRACTICES THAT HAVE CONTRIBUTED

1. Title of the Practice – Continuous Internal Assessment

2. Objectives of the Practice

. Continuous Internal Assessment based on Multiple Choice Question - teachers have prepared question banks for regular assessment – aiming to make the students regular in their classes and also to discourage the practice of rote learning.

3. The Context

. Students in general these days are observed to remain absent in classes and take tuition from private tutors wherein they receive suggestion and notes. The

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students memorize the notes and write such notes in the exams to pass. This disables the students to apply their mind to problems which in turn reduces their self belief.

. Teachers therefore aim at involving their students in formative assessment through continuous internal assessment for which question banks of MCQ type such that the students are made to come to classes and learn the subject in between the lines.

. Teachers are also required to deliver certain routine functions like preparation of instructional materials, marksheets, attendance records etc . All the above involves certain degrees of repetitive work and hence requires minimization of recurring work.

4. The Practice

. IQAC provides the teachers with appropriate software and web applications – Teaching Aid Software which helps them to  Prepare Academic plan  Monthly Test Schedules  Question banks of objective types  Attendance records  Monthly test records  Instructional materials

5. Problems Encountered and Resources Required

 Problem – Initial hesitancy and resistance amongst the teachers  Human Resource - Training/Re-training of teachers

6. Evidence of success

 Repetitive work getting minimized  Teachers’ e-empowerment on the rise  Culture of formative assessment is surfacing

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Title of the Practice–Mapping Stakeholders’ Expectation

1. Objectives of the Practice

 The college tries to explore the expectations of the students, teachers and parents about institutional provisions including curriculum  The college also sets up a framework/mechanism wherein students can explore their observations in the form of grievances, suggestions and opinion

2. The Context  Students, in particular, are the best judge of their own future and hence they may be made to exercise their expectation from the institution where they study  The students, when able to exercise their opinion in turn paves the way for “students’ participation” in quality assurance, which is the need of the hour

3. The Practice  The IQAC has tried to make use of Stakeholders’ Feedback Software from the current session.  Students’ feedback on  Teaching  Institutional provisions  Curriculum  Feedback of parents and alumni on  Institutional provision  Feedback of teachers on  Curriculum  Teaching-learning evaluation  Infrastructure  Governance  Conducting opinion poll by Head of the Institution and IQAC  Creating database of grievances and suggestions

4. Problems Encountered and Resources Required

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 At the initial stage, propensity to use the software remained low

5. Evidence of success  The habit of providing feedback is growing

1. Title of the Practice – 360 DegreeAppraisal of Teachers

2. Objectives of the Practice  The college is developing a system of 360 degree appraisal of teachers to get a better understanding of the relative strengths and weaknesses of the teachers not for the purpose of performance appraisal but as tool for their qualitative development

3. The Context

 University Grants Commission frames rules for teachers‟ appraisal – directly linked with teachers‟ career advancement schemes/promotions and subsequent higher pay scales which requires continuous development of teachers 4. The Practice . IQAC collects information about teachers from four perspectives  Questions from self appraisal  Feedback of the students about the teachers  Principal providing appraisal about the teachers  External expert assessing the teachers

5. Problems Encountered and Resources Required  Problem – Initial resistance amongst the teachers 6. Evidence of success  Teachers‟ e-empowerment on the rise

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1. Department BENGALI

2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1967 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 1 NA Assistant Professor 5 3 1 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

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The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

a. Government approved part time teachers : 1 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualificatio Specialisation Experi No. of n ence Ph.D fellow s Dr. Sudip Kumar Associate Ph.D MODERN 24+ NA Chakraborty Professor BENGALI LITERATURE

Pijush Kanti Assistant PG DRAMA 7+ NA Haldar Professor

Subrata Mondal Assistant MPhil DRAMA 11+ NA Professor

Nandini Ray Assistant MPhil KATHA SAHITYA 15+ NA Professor

Swagata Part Time PG PALI 5+ NA Mukherjee Das Lecturer

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 11.30%

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 45:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 36:1

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14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts NA NA Filled up posts NA NA

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 1 20 MPhil 2 40 PG 2 40 Total number of Teachers 5 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects Name of Faculty Funding Grant Year Status Agency received (Rs.) Dr. Sudip Kumar Chakraborty UGC 1,00,000 2007 Completed Dr. Sudip Kumar Chakraborty UGC 1,50,000 2014 Ongoing Pijush Kanti Haldar UGC 1,75,000 2014 Ongoing

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

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19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 9 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 13

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus  Nandini Roy is involved with ‘Silence’, an NGO for disabled persons

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer to Annexure 11

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized

Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Rabindra Nataker Manchayan 2010 Behala College Regional

Sardha satabarshe Rabindranath 18-19 UGC Regional December,2011

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Bachik Abhinay 6 December,2012 Behala College Regional

Gitanjali 100 2012 Behala College Regional 26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 2.35 83.7% 42.86% 57.14% 100%

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of students enrolled Own Other Own State Other State Abroad from  District District UG 96% 4% 0 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 72% 22% 6% 0 0

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination The Department does not maintain data about students' success in competitive exam

29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 40% Self -employment

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30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department has a separate departmental library  Department does not have any class room with ICT facility

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 4 seminars during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students’ quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities  Teachers’ training programme  Awareness camp in nearby slum area  Free coaching to needy students.

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35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

Good reputation of the department

Good inter personal relationship

Good teacher student relationship

Good discipline

High demand for admission

Good Innovative Culture

Strong Management

Strong interdisciplinary attitude

Sanctioned posts filled up

Faculty adequacy

Strong research culture

Strong extension culture

Weakness

Limited Space

Opportunity

Timely recommendation of teachers in vacant posts

Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teachers

Constraints

Space constraint

Govt's part time teacher policy is detrimental

Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 %

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tuition fees

36. Future Plan of the department

. To introduce PG course. . To introduce a 'Language Lab' to enrich the students’ knowledge of language. . To introduce a research centre through ‘Rabindra Anushilan Kendra’.

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1. Department BOTANY 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1979 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 1 NA Assistant Professor 2 1 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

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10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellows Dr. Sunanda Moulik Associate Ph.D Systematic 34 yrs NA Professor Botany Dr. Amrita Biswas Assistant Ph.D Industrial 9 yrs NA Professor Microbiology

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 0

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio 55:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 1 1 Filled up posts 0 1

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 2 100 MPhil 0 0 PG 0 0 Total number of Teachers 2 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects No faculty in the department has any ongoing/completed project

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18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 0 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 1

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus  Dr. Sunanda Moulik is a member of Seminar and Symposium Committee, Agri- Horticultural Society of India

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies. 23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

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25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Forestry 2011 Behala College Regional

Conservation of environment 2014 Behala College Regional

Modern techniques in biological 2014 Behala College Regional Sciences

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen 3.3 230% 51.3% 48.7% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own District Other Own State Other State Abroad students District enrolled from  UG 90 10 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 90 6 0 2 2

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28. Students Success in Competitive Examination Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service 2 Banking 3 Clerkship 10 SSC /TET 2 Others

29. Student progression Department does not maintain data about students' progression.

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities . Department has a separate library having books with Both Reading and Lending facilities . Department does not have any internet facility . Department does not have any class room with ICT facility . Department has 2 number of laboratories having the following facilities:  Museum Specimens  Herbarium  Projection Microscope

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

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32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 3 seminars during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows - Chalk and talk /black board based teaching

Use of ICT tools

Project based learning / Field work

Home assignment/open book

Students seminar

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength

Good reputation of the department

Good inter personal relationship

Good teacher student relationship

High demand for admission

Weakness

Extension activities are absent

Consultancy activities are absent

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Opportunity

Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

Constraints

Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50% tuition fees

36. Future Plan of the Department

1. Honours to be introduced

2. Job oriented training programmes to be started.

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1. Department CHEMISTRY 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1964 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1979 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is involved with the Department of Food and Nutrition to run the BSC Part I & Part II courses which are interdisciplinary in nature

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 2 NA Assistant Professor 7 3 1 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

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The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of a. Government approved part time teachers : 2 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 1 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualifi- Speciali- Experi- No. of cation sation ence Ph.D fellow Dr Bijoy Prasad Ghosh Associate PhD Inorganic 31 NA Professor Chemistry

Dr Sukla Maiti Associate PhD Organic 18 NA Professor Chemistry

Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur Assistant PhD Physical 5 NA Professor Chemistry Sri Sandip Mondal Assistant PhD Inorganic 8 NA Professor Chemistry Dr Srabasti Chakraborty Assistant PhD Organic 5 NA Professor Chemistry Dr Niladri Sarkar Govt. PhD Organic 7 NA Approved Chemistry Part Time Teacher Ms Sreya Roychowdhury Govt. PG Physical 7 NA Approved Chemistry Part Time Teacher 1 Dr. Sharmistha Dutta Guest Ph.D Physical NA (Dhatt) Lecturer Chemistry

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11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 21%

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 56:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 35:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 2 0 Filled up posts 1 0

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 6 75 MPhil 0 0 PG 2 25 Total number of Teachers 8 100

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16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects Name of Faculty Funding Grant Year Status Agency received (Rs.) Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (PI) UGC 1,56,000 2010-12 Completed

Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (Co-PI) DST-SERI 49.07 lakhs 2010-12 Completed

Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (Co-PI) BRNS-DAE 33,74,259 2013-16 Ongoing Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (Co-PI) DST 28,20,000 2013-16 Ongoing Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (PI) UGC-DAE-CSR 75,000 2013-16 Ongoing Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (PI) UGC 2,90,000 2013-16 Ongoing

Dr Srabasti Chakraborty (Co-PI) UGC 1,77,000 2010-12 Completed

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 39

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of published chapter in Books 5

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 9

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20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus Name of the faculty Academic Involvement beyond Campus Dr Bijoy Prasad Ghosh  Life member of Asiatic Society  Life member of Indian Association of Cultivation of Sciences Dr. Sukla Maiti  Life member of Indian Association of , Cultivation of Sciences  Life member of Indian Chemical Society Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur  Life Member of American Nano Society  Life Member of DNA Society of India  Advisory Committee of National Seminar (UGC, New Delhi sponsored) on the Physics behind the Electronics/Optoelectronics and their Applications (PEAA-2011), Department of Physics, Sammilani Mahavidyalaya, Kolkata, India.  In Editorial Board of the journal “Journal of Applied Sciences Research”, “Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology”, “International journal of Electrochemistry”, “Advances in Nano Research: An International journal”, “Physics and Materials Chemistry”  Lead Guest Editor of the Special issue titled “Impact of Nanomaterials and Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS) in Electrochemical Research” in “International Journal of Electrochemistry”.  Visiting Faculty, Department of Physics and Chemistry, APC College, New Barrackpore,

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West Bengal State University  Reviewer of the journals “Journal of Colloid and Interface Science”, “Current Science”, “J. Chem. Edu. (ACS), “Physics and Materials Chemistry”, “Spectrochim. Acta A”, “Advances in Nano Research”, “J. Raman. Spectroscopy”, “Ind. J.Phys Dr Srabasti Chakraborty  Life member of Indian Chemical Society

Dr Niladri Sarkar  Life member of Indian Association of Cultivation of Sciences

22. Student projects All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer to Annexure 11

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Trends in Nanoscience Dec 9-10, Behala College, Indian National and Related Areas 2010 Association for the

Cultivation of Science, Indian Chemical Society

Emerging Frontiers in Dec 10,2012 UGC, Behala College State Chemistry

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26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 2.85 116.33% 73.68% 26.32% 100%

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own District Other Own State Other State Abroad students District enrolled from  UG 91 9 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 79 2 0 5 14

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET 10

Civil Service 0 Banking 2 Clerkship 0 SSC /TET 0 Others 6

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29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 30 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. 5 Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 1 Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 70

Self-employment 10

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities  Department has a separate library having books with Both Reading and Lending facilities  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers/teacher and students.  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.  Department has four laboratories having the following facilities  Instrument lab  Wet Lab  Computers

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 2 seminars during the last four years

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33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  ICT based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Problem solving or case studies  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

Good reputation of the department

Good inter personal relationship

Good teacher student relationship

Good discipline

High propensity towards use of Technology

High demand for admission

Strong interdisciplinary attitude

Strong research culture

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Weakness :

Extension activities are absent

Consultancy activities are absent

Opportunity :

Timely recommendation of teachers in vacant posts

Government's policy of providing salary to approved part time teachers ensures stability

Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teachers

Increasing digitisation enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Opening new methods of teaching due to increasing use of ICT

Constraint :

Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

36. Future Plan of the department

o To introduce Post Graduation in Chemistry. o To improve upon institute-industry collaboration and to arrange for Campus recruitment. o To obtain space to set up research lab with instruments like UV-VIS spectrophotometer, IR spectrometer, Laminar flow etc. o To obtain greater number of computers with internet connection where students can spend their time updating themselves with scientific information.

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1. Department COMPUTER SCIENCE 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 2003 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 2013 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is involved with the Department of Mathematics to run the B.Sc (Hons) course which is interdisciplinary in nature

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 0 0 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per

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university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 2 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 1

10. Faculty profile : Name Designation Qualifica Specialisation Exper No. of tion ience Ph.D fellows Amitav Biswas Part Time PG DBMS, Software 5 NA Teacher Programming, Networking

Mohona Guest PG Data Structure, 1 NA Lecturer Goswami Discreet Math

Shawali Kundu Guest PG Automata, 0 NA Lecturer Operating System

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 14:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty

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Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 0 0 PG 3 100 Total number of Teachers 3 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects None 17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None 18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None 19. Publications: No publication made by the departmental teachers during the period 2005-14

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy 21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None 22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies. 23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized None

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26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 3.6 105% 52.38% 47.62% * Gen 1.06 73.33% 68.18% 31.82% * * No Hons students appeared for Part III and results of B.Sc General for 2013-14 not yet published

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 85 10 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 80 0 0 20 0

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service 1 Banking 2 Clerkship 1 SSC /TET 1 Others 14

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29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 11 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 40

Self-employment 12

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities . Department has a separate library having books with Reading facilities . Department has separate internet facility used by Teachers and Student . Department has one ICT based classrooms having the following facilities  Smart Board  Smart Pen  Laptop  Projector . Department has two laboratories having the following facilities:  Computer Software Lab (computers,Internet,printers,projector,Scanners)  Hardware (digital lab)

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes None

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33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  ICT based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Differentiated assignment and homework  Problem solving or case studies  Simulations

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship  Good discipline

 High propensity towards use of Technology  High demand for admission

 Strong interdisciplinary attitude  Good infrastructural base

Weakness :  Faculty inadequacy  Research culture is absent  Limited space

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Opportunity :

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of

50 % tuition  Space constraint

Future Plan of the Department

. To arrange for campus recruitment

. To arrange for inter-college seminars and programmes

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1. Department DEFENCE STUDIES 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1973 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 2 0 2 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of a. Government approved part time teachers : 0

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b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 1 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile : Name Desig- Qualifi- Specialisation Exper No. of nation cation ience Ph.D fellow Dr Malayendu Maiti CWTT Ph.D Indo-Pak Relation: 18 NA Military Perspective

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 257:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 1 100 MPhil 0 0 PG 0 0 Total number of Teachers 1 100

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16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects None

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with 0 ISBN/ISSN numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 0

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 1

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus Name of the faculty Academic Involvement beyond Campus Dr Malayendu Maiti  member of the Board of Studies of

University of Calcutta, Gour Banga University and Tripura University  subject expert of West Bengal State University

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 assessor of National Employment Scheme of Human Political Development Corporation  member of the B and C certificate Examinations of National Cadet Corps  Vice- President of Judhajit Memorial Foundation, an NGO for children welfare

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Human Rights: Theory 05.05.2014 Behala College Regional & Application

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen 1.2 100% 61.33% 38.67% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

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27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other Abroad students District District State enrolled from  UG 60 40 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 54 15 0 26 5

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service Banking Clerkship SSC /TET Others 8

29. Student progression The Department does not maintain data about students' progression to job market

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities  Department has a separate departmental library having books with reading facilities

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 Department have separate internet facility used by the teachers  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.  Department have one laboratories having the following facilities  Compass  Maps  Models of tanks, aircrafts, rifles, guns, cartridge, etc

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted one seminar during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Students’ seminar  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

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35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

Weakness :

 Sanctioned posts not filled up

Opportunity :

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Slow functioning of College Service Commission

36. Future Plan of the Department

To organise extra classes for the academically weaker section of the students.

To provide increased internet facilities and reading materials for the upliftment of the students.

To organise various training programmes for personality development of students.

To motivate the students for joining NCC and Armed Forces

To motivate the students to take part in society development

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1. Department ECONOMICS 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 2000 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 1 NA Assistant Professor 2 1 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 1 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designa- Qualifica- Specialisation Experi- No. of tion tion ence Ph.D fellow Associate 14 NA Indrakshi MPhil International Ghosh Professor Trade

Dr. Ujjaini Assistant Ph.D Econometrics 9 NA Mukhopadhyay Professor

Sarmistha College PG Econometrics NA Acharya Appointed Guest Lecturer

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 20

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 49:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 33:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts NA NA Filled up posts NA NA

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 1 33.33 MPhil 1 33.33 PG 1 33.33 Total number of Teachers 3 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects None

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 9

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 0 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 0

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 2

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

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21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus Name of the faculty Academic Involvement beyond Campus Indrakshi Ghosh  member of Inner Wheel, International

Womens' Organisation and Udbhaas, an NGO for street children

Dr. Ujjaini Mukhopadhyay  Guest Faculty in the Department of Economics, University of Calcutta  invited to act as a Discussant in the Centenary Research Scholar Workshop held at University of Calcutta, Department of Economics on 08.07.2014

22. Student projects :  All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.  Third year Economics Honours students have to prepare a term paper/dissertation

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer Annexure 11

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Basic Concepts and Applications of 26.09.2012 Behala College Regional Mathematics, Economics and Statistics Socio- Economic Development and 08.05.2006 Behala College Regional Women's Empowerment

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26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 1.1 26.32% 60% 40% * No Third Year students in 2013-14

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own District Other Own State Other State Abroad students District enrolled from  UG 70 30 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging to General SC ST OBC Minority

UG 81 9 0 0 10

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service Banking 4 Clerkship SSC /TET 5 Others 10

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29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 20 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 35

Self-employment 15

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities  Department a separate library having books with Both Reading and Lending facilities  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers and students.

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 2 seminars during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion

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 Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Strong research culture

Weakness :

 Faculty inadequacy  Low demand for admission

Opportunity :

 Departmental feedback enriches Student Teacher Relationship

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teacher

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

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Constraint :

 Space constraint  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

36. Future Plan of the Department

 To arrange for special classes to fulfill the needs of the job market  To make students more adept in data analysis and project work.  To arrange for interdisciplinary seminars with active participation of students.  To ensure special classes and evaluation for academically weaker students.  Expansion of departmental library  Extension of departmental space

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1. Department EDUCATION 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 2013 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 0 0 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 2 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellows Swapna Guest PG Mental Health 1 NA Ghosh Lecturer and Hygiene

Pramita Guest PG Env Studies, NA Das Lecturer Education for children with diverse needs

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 137:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts NA NA Filled up posts NA NA

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 0 0

PG 2 100 Total number of Teachers 2 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects None 17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None

19. Publications: None

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

22. Student projects None

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

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24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized None

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen 2.14 178.5% 47.62% 52.38% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 85 15 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 82 10 0 0 8

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination The Department does not maintain data about students' success in competitive exam

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29. Student progression The Department does not maintain data about students' progression to job market

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department does not have any separate departmental library  Department does not have separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes None

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

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35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :  Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Good infrastructural base

Weakness :  Extension activities are absent  Research culture is absent  Larger dependence on non-permanent teachers

Opportunity :  Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

Constraint :  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

 Faculty inadequacy

36. Future Plan of the Department

1. To arrange for special classes for back learners

2. To arrange for seminars, both by students and external experts

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1. Department ELECTRONICS 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1983 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is involved with the Departments of Physics and Computer Science to run the B.Sc (I, II, III) course which is interdisciplinary in nature

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 2 0 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 1 10. Faculty profile : Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellows Saurav Guest PG Communication 3 NA Mondal Lecturer

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 24:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 0 0 PG 1 100 Total number of Teachers 1 100

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16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects None

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None

19. Publications: None

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

22. Student projects None

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized None

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26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen 1.3 83.33% 76% 24% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 92 8 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 85 10 0 0 5

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination The Department does not maintain data about students' success in competitive exam

29. Student progression The Department does not maintain data about students' progression to job market

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30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department does not have any separate departmental library  Department have separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.  Department have one laboratory

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes None

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  ICT based teaching  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Problem solving or case studies  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

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35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Good infrastructural base

Weakness :

 Consultancy activities are absent  Research culture is absent  Sanctioned posts not filled up

Opportunity :

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees  Slow functioning of College Service Commission

36. Future Plan of the Department

To conduct B.Sc. Electronics (HONS) in future.

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1. Department ENGLISH 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1998 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice 9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 3 0 2 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 2 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 1 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualifi- Specialisa- Exper No. of cation tion ience Ph.D fellow Janki Singh Govt Approved Part- MPhil Michael 4 NA time Lecturer Ondaatje

Rima Govt Approved Part- MPhil Indian 4 NA Chakraborty time Lecturer Diasporic Literature

Sumana Dey Guest Lecturer Ph.D 11 NA

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 35:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 1 33.33 MPhil 2 66.66 PG 0 0 Total number of Teachers 3 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects None

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 5 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 4

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

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20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer Annexure 11

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding Level source Rediscovering Macbeth 16 th Dec 2009 Behala Regional College Teaching Romantic Poetry in the 2012 Behala Regional Classroom College Nana Rong-e Shakespeare 2013 Behala Regional College

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 2.13 100% 44.23% 55.77% 80% Gen 3.26 36.67% 45.45% 54.55% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

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27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 88 10 100 2 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 60 20 1 15 4

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination

Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET 15 C ivil Service Banking 20 Clerkship 42 SSC /TET 15 Others 35

29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 30 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 20

Self-employment 15

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30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department a separate library having books with Both Reading and Lending facilities  Department does not have separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 3 seminars during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

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35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 High demand for admission

Weakness :

 Larger dependence on non-permanent teachers  Sanctioned posts not filled up

Opportunity :

 Department benefitted by government's policy to provide approved part time

 Timely recommendation of teachers in vacant posts

 Government's policy of providing salary to approved part time teachers ensures stability

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

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Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees  Space constraint  Slow functioning of College Service Commission

36. Future Plan of the Department

o Opening of PG course

o Starting of a students’ magazine

o Encouraging students to participate in plays

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1. Department FOOD AND NUTRITION 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 2013 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 0 0 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellow Dr. Associate PhD Inorganic 31 NA BijoyPrasad Professor Chemistry Ghosh Dr Sukla Associate PhD Organic 18 NA Maiti Professor Chemistry Dr Ujjal K Assistant PhD Physical 5 NA Sur Professor Chemistry Dr Srabasti Assistant PhD Organic 5 NA Chakraborty Professor Chemistry Dr. Kousik Assistant PhD 9 NA Dutta Professor Dr. Atish Assistant PhD 4 NA Dipankar Professor Jana

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty 12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 0

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 4:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 4:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 6 100 MPhil 0 0 PG 0 0 Total number of Teachers 6 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects 17. Name of Faculty Funding Grant Year Status Agency received (Rs.) Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (PI) UGC 1,56,000 2010-12 Completed

Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (Co-PI) DST-SERI 49.07 lakhs 2010-12 Completed

Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (Co-PI) BRNS-DAE 33,74,259 2013-16 Ongoing Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (Co-PI) DST 28,20,000 2013-16 Ongoing Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (PI) UGC-DAE-CSR 75,000 2013-16 Ongoing Dr Ujjal Kumar Sur (PI) UGC 2,90,000 2013-16 Ongoing

Dr Srabasti Chakraborty (Co-PI) UGC 1,77,000 2010-12 Completed

18. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

19. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

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20. Publications: None

21. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

22. Academic Involvement beyond Campus Refer to Departmental profiles of Chemistry and Physics

23. Student projects None

24. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

25. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department None

26. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized None

27. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen 2.0 156% 66.67% 33.33% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

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28. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 95 5 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 92 6 0 0 2

29. Students Success in Competitive Examination NA

30. Student progression NA

31. Details of Infrastructural facilities  Department does not have any separate departmental library  Department does not have separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.  Department does not have any laboratory having the following facilities

32. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage % of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100 % of students receiving state government stipend 100 % of students receiving UGC stipend 0

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33. Student enrichment programmes None

34. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework

35. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

36. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Less dependence on non-permanent teachers

 Strong research culture

 Good infrastructural base

Weakness :

 Extension activities are absent  Consultancy activities are absent

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Opportunity :

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teachers

Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition

36. Future Plan of the Department

To provide a wholesome growth of the new department, expand its laboratories and create job opportunities for the students.

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1. Department GEOGRAPHY 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 2013 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 0 0 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 1 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellows PG 1 NA Alik Kumar Guest Remote Mondal Lecturer Sensing And GIS

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 45:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts NA NA Filled up posts NA NA

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 0 0

PG 1 100 Total number of Teachers 1 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects None 17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None

19. Publications None

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

22. Student projects None

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

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24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized None

26. Student profile Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen 3.28 168.57% 66.10% 33.90% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 95 5 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students General SC ST OBC Minority belonging to UG 85 10 0 0 5

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination The Department does not maintain data about students' success in competitive

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exam

29. Student progression The Department does not maintain data about students' progression to job market

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department does not have any separate departmental library  Department does not have separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes None

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Differentiated assignment and homework

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34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :  Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Good infrastructural base

 High demand for admission

Weakness :  Extension activities are absent  Research culture is absent  Larger dependence on non-permanent teachers

Opportunity :  Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

Constraint :  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

 Faculty inadequacy

36. Future Plan of the Department

We are planning to start UG Honours of Geography in near future.

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1. Department HISTORY 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1964 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 1 NA Assistant Professor 4 3 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 1 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualifica Specialisation Exper No. of tion ience Ph.D fellow Sharmila Mitra Associate MPhil History Of 27 NA Professor Americas

Dr. Susanta Kr. Assistant PhD Economic 12 NA Bhowmick Professor History Of Modern India

Madhuri Assistant PG Modern 8 NA Bhattacharya Professor History Of India

Alak Mandal Assistant PG History Of 6 NA Professor Modern India

Krishnendu Neogi Guest PG Modern 1 NA Lecturer History

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 15

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13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 19:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 15:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 1 20 MPhil 1 20 PG 3 60 Total number of Teachers 5 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects

Name of Faculty Funding Agency Grant received Year Status (Rs.) Dr. Susanta Kumar UGC 72,000 2011 Completed Bhowmick Alak Mandal UGC 1,22,000 2012 Ongoing

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received None

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University None

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19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 1

Number of publications in national/regional journals with 14 ISBN/ISSN numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 0

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus Name of the faculty Academic Involvement beyond Campus Sharmila Mitra  IQAC member of West Bengal State University  Board member of West Bengal School Central Service Commission  Member of NCERT (Eastern Region)  Syndicate nominee in AJC Bose College  Government Nominee of Vidyanagar College  Life member of All India History Congress and Paschim Banga Itihas Sansad Dr. Susanta Kumar  Life member of Itihas Samsad, Institute of Historical Bhowmick Studies, Indian Science News Association and Bangiya Vigyan Parishad  involved with "Blind Persons' Association", an NGO for development of the blind Madhuri  Life a member of Itihas Samsad and member of Bhattacharya Institute of Historical Studies Alak Mandal  Life member of Itihas Samsad and Institute of Historical Studies

22. Student projects :

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All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Number of Awards/ Recognitions received by the faculties 0 Number of Awards/ Recognitions received by the students 12

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer Annexure 11

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

1857 7 September 2007 Behala College Regional

Mohun Bagan 9 March 2011 Behala College Regional

Sardha Satabarshe 14-15 Dec 2011 UGC State Rabindranath

Rise of Leftist 22 January 2012 Behala College Regional Extremism in Bengal

26. Student profile Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 1.28 50% 36% 64% 95.45%

27. Diversity of Students

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Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other District Own State Other Abroad students District State enrolled from  UG 95 5 0 0 100

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minori to ty UG 60 32 0 0 8

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination

Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service 1 Banking 1 Clerkship 1 SSC /TET 7 Others 65

29. Student progression

Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 50 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 15

Self-employment 80 30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

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 Department a separate library having books with Both Reading and Lending facilities  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers.  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 4 seminars during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Audio Aids & Braille Items  Project based learning /Field work  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities

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. Working with under privileged children - providing them with books, free. Tuitions, etc

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Continuous evaluation

 Faculty adequacy

 Strong research culture

 Strong extension culture

 Sanctioned posts not filled up

 Good infrastructural base

Weakness :

 Limited Space  Consultancy activities are absent

Opportunity :

 Departmental feedback enriches Student Teacher Relationship

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teach

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

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Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittence of 50 % tuition fees  Department getting increasingly challenged by competition for admission

36. Future Plan of the Department

Opening of Post-Graduation Annual publication of Departmental Journal Extra remedial classes for weak students Exchange of Faculty between Colleges within the District for dynamic progression Projects and home assignments to be given to the students for continuous revision Conveyance for needy students who attend classes regularly Weekly meeting with students beyond class hours to discuss about academic as well as non-academic issues

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1. Department JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 2004 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 2013 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 0 0 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 2 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 1

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellow Sreyasi Dhar Full time PG Radio& TV; 15 NA teacher Sports Journalism Argha Guest PG Radio& TV; 15 NA Lecturer Mukhopadhay Sports Journalism Dhrubajyoti Ghosh Guest PG CIA;Video 1 NA Lecturer Production

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 57:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 0 0 PG 3 100 Total number of Teachers 3 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects No faculty in the department has any ongoing/completed project

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 0 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 1

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

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20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Number of Awards/ Recognitions received by the faculties 0 Number of Awards/ Recognitions received by the students 1

 Anik Dey received third prize in Inter College debate competition organized by University of Calcutta in 08.04.2007

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized

Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Right to Information 23.2.2007 Behala College Regional

Human Rights 5.5.2014 Behala College Regional

26. Student profile Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

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Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 1.73 103% 41.94 58.06 Gen 1.35 102.86% 31.94% 68.06% * No Hons students appeared for Part III and results of B.Sc General for 2013-14 not yet published

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other Abroad students District District State enrolled from  UG 65 35 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students General SC ST OBC Minority belonging to UG 80 15 0 5 0

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service Banking Clerkship SSC /TET 2 Others 14

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29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 20 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 30

Self-employment 20

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department does not have any separate departmental library  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers and students.  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.  Department have one laboratories having the following facilities  Computers  Internet  Cameras  LCD TV

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 2 seminars during the last four years

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33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 High demand for admission

Weakness :

 Faculty inadequacy  Extension activities are absent  Research culture is absent

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Opportunity :

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Space constraint  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

36. Future Plan of the Department

 To bring out the lab journal regularly.

 To encourage the students in making documentaries and advertisements.

 To organise seminars and workshops.

 To arrange internship in different media, advertising agencies and public relation organisations.

 To inspire the students in interactive session.

 To motivate the students in social responsibilites and rural development.

 Social development through social communication by the department will be done.

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1. Department MATHEMATICS 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1963 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 3 NA Assistant Professor 4 1 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualifi- Specialisation Experi No. of cation -ence Ph.D fellow Dr. Mita Associate PhD Elasticity & 17 NA Bhadra Professor Plasticity

Snehendu Associate MPhil Advanced 17 NA Chowdhury Professor Complex Analysis

Umar Associate MPhil Opertion Research 17 NA Farooque Professor Mondal Pratap Kumar Assistant PG Real Analysis 9 NA Saha Professor

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 0

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 42:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) NA

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 1 25 MPhil 2 50 PG 1 25 Total number of Teachers 4 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects No faculty in the department has any ongoing/completed project

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 2

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 2 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 0

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

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20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer Annexure 11

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized

Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Basic Concepts and Applications of 26.09.2012 Behala College Regional Mathematics, Economics and Statistics

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 1.67 73.47% 80.56% 19.44% 93.75%

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27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 95 5 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 65 10 0 20 5

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination

Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service Banking Clerkship 2 SSC /TET 8 Others 0

29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 40 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection Other than campus recruitment 10 Self -employment 10

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30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department does not have any separate departmental library  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers  Department does not have ICT based classrooms  Department has one laboratory having 10 computers

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 1 seminar during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Project based learning / Field work  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Problem solving or case studies  Differentiated assignment and homework  Simulation

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34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Sanctioned posts are filled up

 Strong research culture

 Good infrastructural base

Weakness :

 Extension activities are absent  Consultancy activities are absent

Opportunity :

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Department getting increasingly challenged by competition for admission  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

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36. Future Plan of the Department

o To improve ourselves with modern equipment.

o To provide modern equipment to students for use.

o To guide students properly for their future.

o To arrange coaching classes for entry in service.

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1. Department PHILOSOPHY 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 2006 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 2 2 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 1 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designati Qualificat Specialisation Experi- No. of on ion ence Ph.D fellow Dr Assisstant PhD Logic 15 NA Madhumita Professor Dutta

Dr Shreya Assisstant PhD Nyaya 9 NA Mitra Professor

Sangita Part Time MPhil Ethics 4 NA Bhattacharya Teacher

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 28

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 73:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 49:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage

DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 2 66.66 MPhil 1 33.33 PG 0 0 Total number of Teachers 3 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects Name of Faculty Funding Agency Grant Year Status received (Rs.) Dr Madhumita Dutta Centre for 0.46 lakhs 2003-09 Completed Indological Studies and Research, RMIC

Dr Madhumita Dutta UGC 0.45 lakhs 2007-09 Completed

Dr Madhumita Dutta Centre for 2 lakhs 2011-till Ongoing Indological Studies date and Research, RMIC Dr Madhumita Dutta UGC 3 lakhs 2013 Ongoing

Dr Shreya Mitra UGC 2.25 lakhs 2013 Ongoing

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre 19. Publications:

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See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 3 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 4

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 1

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus . Dr. Shreya Mitra is a member of Sri Aurobindo Study Centre, Saibal Mitra Charcha Kendra and Academy of Philosophy

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Number of Awards/ Recognitions received by the faculties 0 Number of Awards/ Recognitions received by the students 2

 Pulaha Sarkar received the second prize from Jadavpur University in Inter College debate competition 2012  Mousumi Das received an award from the college for securing 1st class in Honours.

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24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer Annexure 11 25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding Level source Rabindranath Er Darshan 04/04/2011 Behala College Regional

Vivekananda O Vyaboharik Vedanta 06/12/2012 Behala College Regional

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio Ratio

Hons 0.6 23.53% 25% 75% 75%

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 95 5 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students General SC ST OBC Minority belonging to UG 61.53 23.07 0 0 15.38

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination The Department does not maintain data about students' success in competitive exam

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29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 30 PG to M.Phil 5 PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment 55 Self -employment 65

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department a separate library having books with Both Reading and Lending facilities  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers and students.  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 2 seminars during the last four years

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33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities  First Aid Training Organized By St. John's Ambulance  NSS-Clinic  Campus Development  Visit To Slum

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Sanctioned posts filled up

 Strong research culture

 Strong extension culture

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Weakness :

 Space constraint  Consultancy activities are absent

Opportunity :

 Department benefitted by government's policy to provide approved part time teacher

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teachers

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees  Space constraint

36. Future Plan of the Department

Our future plan is firstly to introduce post-graduation. Furthermore we have plans to introduce interdisciplinary activities and consultancy in other colleges on a large scale. Special attention to physically challenged students, free coaching centre and introducing ICT methods will equally constitute an important part of our future plan.

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1. Department PHYSICS 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1964 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1987 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is involved with the Department of Food and Nutrition to run the BSC Part I & Part II courses which are interdisciplinary in nature

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 1 NA Assistant Professor 7 4 2 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

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The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 2 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualifi- Specialisation Experi- No. of cation ence Ph.D fellow Dr. Anuradha Associate PhD Solid State 25 NA Gupta Professor Physics

Dr. Atish Assistant PhD Solid State 16 1 Professor Physics Dipankar Jana

Dr. Kakoli Assistant PhD X-Ray 14 NA Mukherjee Professor Crystallogrpahy

Dr. Koushik Assistant PhD Solid State 9 NA Dutta Professor Physics

Dr. Srimonti Assistant PhD High Energy 8 2 Professor Dutta Physics

Dr. Namita Guest Lecturer PhD Electronics 3 NA Dutta Gupta

Bhaswati Guest Lecturer PG Solid State 1 NA Debnath Physics

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

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12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 7

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 37:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 26:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 2 1 Filled up posts 2 1

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 6 85.71 MPhil 0 0 PG 1 14.29 Total number of Teachers 7 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects Name of Faculty Funding Grant received (Rs.) Year Status Agency Dr. Atish UGC 3 lakhs 2009-10 Completed Dipankar DJarna. S rimonti UGC 1 lakh 2013-14 Ongoing Dutta

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project. 18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

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19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 40

Number of publications in national/regional journals with 2 ISBN/ISSN numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 0

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None 22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer Annexure 11

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Search for effective February 8-10, UGC National methodology 2008

L.H.C Dec, 2011 Behala College Regional

Frontiers of Physics 6 Dec, 2012 Behala College Regional Research

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26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 2.22 85% 76.47% 23.53% 89.47%

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of students Own Other Own State Other State Abroad enrolled from  District District UG 90 10 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students General SC ST OBC Minority belonging to UG 85 10 0 0 5

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination

Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET 3 C ivil Service Banking 2 Clerkship SSC /TET Others

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29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 60 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 8 Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment Self -employment

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department has separate departmental library having books with lending facilities  Department has separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.  Department has four laboratories

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 3 seminars during the last four years

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33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Problem solving or case studies  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities  Science Popularization  Model demonstration

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Good Innovative Culture

 High propensity towards use of Technology

 Strong research culture

 Good infrastructural base

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Weakness :

 Sanctioned posts not filled up

 Consultancy activities are absent

Opportunity :

 Timely recommendation of teachers in vacant posts

 CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teachers

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees  Slow functioning of College Service Commission

36. Future Plan of the Department

To continue with quality teaching and inspire students.

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1. Department POLITICAL SCIENCE 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1965 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 4 2 1 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 2 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designatio Qualificatio Specialisatio Experience No. Of n n n Ph.D Fellow Bishnupriya Roy Assistant MPhil South Asia 10 NA Choudhary Professor Studies

Thendu Doma Assistant PG Political Date Of NA Professor Thought Joining- Bhutia And Theory 01.08.2014

13 NA Bishwanath PTT PG History Of Mukherjee Socialist Thought

Nupur PTT PG Local 10 NA Chakraborty Government

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 63

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 396:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 198:1

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14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty

Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 1 25 PG 3 75 Total number of Teachers 4 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects

Name of Faculty Funding Grant received Year Status Agency (Rs.)

Bishnupriya Roy UGC 1.5 lakhs 2014-15 Ongoing Choudhary

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

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19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 0 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 1

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus  Bishnupriya Roy Choudhary teaches M.A.in Rabindra Bharati University (distance mode)

22. Student projects All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department Please refer Annexure 11

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25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Human Rights; 05.05.2014 Behala College Regional Theory And Application

Environmental Studies; 28.01.2014 Behala College Regional Politics And Environment The Rise Of Leftist 22.1 2013 Behala College Regional Extremism In Bengal Indo- Us Civil Nuclear 08.10.2007 Behala College Regional Treaty; Its Impact On International Relations Right To Information; 23.02.2007 Behala College Regional Legal And Real Perspectives

Socio- Economic 08.05.2006 Behala College Regional Developmentand Women's Participation

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 2.17 64.10% 68% 32% 100%

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27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of students Own District Other Own State Other State Abroad enrolled from District  UG 50 50 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging to General SC ST OBC Minority

UG 71.5 28.5 0 0 0

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination

Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET C ivil Service Banking Clerkship SSC /TET Others 10

29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 40 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection Other than campus recruitment 10 Self -employment 70

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

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 Department a separate library having books with both Reading and Lending facilities  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers and students.  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.

31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 6 seminars since 2006

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Project based learning / Field work  Students seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

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35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 High demand for admission

 Good infrastructural base

Weakness :

 Larger dependence on non-permanent teachers  Research culture is absent  Sanctioned posts not filled up

Opportunity :

 Department benefitted by government's policy to provide approved part time teacher

 Timely recommendation of teachers in vacant posts

 Government's policy of providing salary to approved part time teachers ensures stability

 CAS requirements enhances efficiency of teachers

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

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Constraint :

 Space constraint  Slow functioning of College Service Commission  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

36. Future Plan of the Department

Special attention to be paid to the physically challenged students. Increased use of ICT tools. The department will ensure better placement for the qualified students. The department will ensure the arrangement of special classes for the academically weaker students-classes to be arranged after normal classes. Inter disciplinary seminars and student seminars to be organised for the benefit of the students. Every attempt will be made to open post graduate course in the dept. The department will ensure a prosperous professional career for all the students.

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1. Department SANSKRIT 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1963 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 1 NA Assistant Professor 2 0 1 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 0

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c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellows Debarati Associate PG Literature 17 NA Bhattacharya Professor

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 0

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 204:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) NA

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts Filled up posts

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 0 0 PG 1 100 Total number of Teachers 1 100

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16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects Name of Faculty Funding Grant received Year Status Agency (Rs.) Debarati Bhattacharya UGC 3 lakhs 2014 Ongoing

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 0

Number of publications in national/regional journals with ISBN/ISSN 1 numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 0

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus  Debarati Bhattacharya teaches in Rabindra Bharati University

22. Student projects : All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

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23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Department does not have organized any Seminar, Conference and Workshop.

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen 1.3 103.64% 46.49% 53.51% *Results for 2013-14 not yet published

27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 80 20 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students General SC ST OBC Minority belonging to UG 79 19 1 0 1

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28. Students Success in Competitive Examination The Department does not maintain data about students' success in competitive exam

29. Student progression The Department does not maintain data about students' progression to job market

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities  Department has a separate departmental library having books with lending facilities  Department does not have separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms 31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes None 33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Group study / Collaborative learning  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ seminar  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate

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34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities  Blood donation camp  Health camp  Book distribution

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

Weakness :  Research culture is absent

 Sanctioned posts not filled up  Faculty inadequacy

Opportunity :  Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Timely recommendation of teachers in vacant posts

Constraint :

 Space constraint  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

36. Future Plan of the Department

 Honours to be introduced  Students’ Wall magazine to be started

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1. Department STATISTICS 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1996 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in NA the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 1 1 0 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per

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university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 1 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 0

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellow Shirsendu Assistant Ph.D Sequential 9 NA Professor Mukherjee Design (Lien) Sutapa Guest PG Actuarial NA Biswas Lecturer Science

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) 7:1 Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 7:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff Sanctioned posts 0 0 Filled up posts 0 0

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 1 50 MPhil 0 0 PG 1 50 Total number of Teachers 2 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects No faculty in the department has any ongoing/completed project

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

19. Publications: See Annexure 8 for details

Number of publications in Peer reviewed international journals 8

Number of publications in national/regional journals with 0 ISBN/ISSN numbers

Number of published chapter in Books 0

Number of books published with ISBN/ISSN numbers 0

Number of books edited 0

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20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

22. Student projects All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Basic Concepts and Applications of 26.09.2012 Behala College Regional Mathematics, Economics and Statistics

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Gen NA NA 100.00% 0.00 100.00%

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27. Diversity of Students Locational profile of the students

% of students Own Other Own State Other State Abroad enrolled from District District  UG 95 5 100 0 0

Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 90 10 0 0 0

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination The Department does not maintain data about students' success in competitive exam

29. Student progression The Department does not maintain data about students' progression to job market

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department does not have any separate departmental library  Department does not have separate internet facility  Department does not have ICT based classrooms.

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31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 1 seminar during the last four years

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

 Faculty adequacy

 Strong research culture

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Weakness :

 Low demand for admission  Extension activities are absent  Consultancy activities are absent

Opportunity :

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees

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1. Department ZOOLOGY 2. Establishment

a. Pass Course was introduced in the 1980 b. Honoursyear Course was introduced in 1998 the year

3. Programmes offered Undergraduate only

4. Interdisciplinary courses and the departments involved The department is not involved in any interdisciplinary courses

5. System followed For undergraduate studies the department follows annual system

6. Participation in the courses offered by other departments No such practice

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. No such practice

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons No such practice

9. Teaching posts Number of Posts Total Sanctioned Total Filled up Total vacant Professor NA NA NA Associate Professor NA 0 NA Assistant Professor 2 0 2 * Entry level posts are of Assistant Professor, upgraded to Associate Professor through CAS

The filled in strength is not adequate to provide teachers to all classes in the routine (as per university rule) and hence the department has arranged service of

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a. Government approved part time teachers : 0 b. College appointed temporary guest faculty (part of the year) : 2 c. Government approved contractual teachers : 0 d. College appointed permanent teachers (round the year) : 1

10. Faculty profile :

Name Designation Qualification Specialisation Experience No. of Ph.D fellows Surajit Halder PTT PG Genetics 4 NA

Sarbori Dhar Guest PG Fishery 1 NA Lecturer Parasitology 3 NA Saswati Guest PG Chakraborty Lecturer

11. List of senior visiting faculty No such visiting faculty

12. Dependence on temporary faculty % of classes taken by the Temporary Teachers 100

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) Students Teacher ratio (without PTTs) NA Students Teacher ratio (with PTTs) 132:1

14. Number of academic support staff Technical support staff Academic support staff

Sanctioned posts 2 0 Filled up posts 2 0

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15. Qualifications of teaching faculty Teachers with Number Percentage DSc 0 0 DLitt 0 0 PhD 0 0 MPhil 0 0 PG 3 100 Total number of Teachers 3 100

16. Faculty with ongoing/completed projects No faculty in the department has any ongoing/completed project

17. Departmental projects funded and total grants received The department does not have any departmental project.

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The Department does not have any recognized research centre

19. Publications: None

20. Consultancy The Department does not provide any consultancy

21. Academic Involvement beyond Campus None

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22. Student projects All third year Students are involved in Project work on Environmental Studies.

23. Awards/ Recognitions Nil

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department No such visitors

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized Name of the Event Date Funding source Level

Application Of Modern Techniques 25-26 Behala College Regional In Biological Science For Human February, 2014 Welfare

26. Student profile: Demand, Utilization, Female Enrolment and Success scenario

Demand Ratio Utilisation Enrolled–Male Enrolment-Female Pass Ratio

Hons 8.37 275.68% 46.08% 53.92% 100%

27. Diversity of Students

Locational profile of the students

% of Own Other Own State Other State Abroad students District District enrolled from  UG 100 0 100 0 0

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Social profile of the students:

% of students belonging General SC ST OBC Minority to UG 70 22 6 0 2

28. Students Success in Competitive Examination

Number of successful students during 2005-13

NET / SLET 4 C ivil Service 6 Banking Clerkship 4 SSC /TET 3 Others

29. Student progression Student progression Against % enrolled UG to PG 45 PG to M.Phil PG to Ph.D. Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Campus selection Other than campus recruitment 80 Self -employment 35

30. Details of Infrastructural facilities

 Department a separate library having books with Both Reading and Lending facilities  Department has separate internet facility used by the teachers .  Department does not have ICT based classrooms  Department has two laboratories

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31. Financial Assistance to Students Percentage

% of students receiving SC ST OBC stipend 100

% of students receiving state government stipend 100

% of students receiving UGC stipend 0

32. Student enrichment programmes Department has conducted 1 seminar during the last four years 33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Teaching methods practiced by the department are as follows -  Chalk and talk /black board based teaching  Use of ICT tools  Group study / Collaborative learning  Project based learning / Field work  Home assignment / Open book assignment  Students’ group discussion  Students quiz  Students’ debate  Differentiated assignment and homework 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities None

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength :

 Good reputation of the department

 Good inter personal relationship

 Good teacher student relationship

 Good discipline

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 Good infrastructural base

 High demand for admission

Weakness :

 Faculty inadequacy  Research culture is absent  Sanctioned posts not filled up

Opportunity :

 Timely recommendation of teachers in vacant posts

 Revised syllabus enables the students to remain updated

 Increasing digitization enhances departmental efficiency and performance

Constraint :

 Larger dependence on non-permanent teacher  Financial constraint due to government's policy of remittance of 50 % tuition fees  Slow functioning of College Service Commission

36. Future Plan of the Department

We are trying to introduce new techniques of biological science to the students to make them understand future aspect of Life Science.

We are trying to introduce the students with biotech companies for their future career

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Behala College

Reaccreditation Report- 2014

Annexures

1. Declaration by the Principal 2. Compliance Certificate 3. Certificates of 2F and 12B 4. NAAC certificate of Accreditation 5. NAAC Quality Profile 6. NAAC Peer Team Report 7. Certificate of UGC Grant-in-aid 8. Research & Publication Report of Faculties 9. Details of configuration of all computers (Desktop & Laptop) 10. Master Plan of the College 11. Eminent Researcher Scholars- Felicitated

Behala College, Parnashree Palli , Behala , Kolkata West Bengal, PIN-700060

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1. FACULTY INVOLVED IN PH.D

REGISTERED FOR PH.D Dept of Bengali

2013 - Smt. Nandini Ray Swadhinater Uttar Bangla ChotoGalpeMadhyabittaSamaj

Dept of History

2012 - Smt. Madhuri Bhattacharya Aroj Ali Matubbar: A folk philosopher of 20th Century Bangladesh

2013 - ShriAlakMondal JatiyatabadiSamajtantrathekeBiplabiSamajtantreuttaran :BharateBiplabiSamajtantriDalerUdbhab O Bikash 1940 – 1977

Dept of Political Science

2010 – Smt. Bishnupriya Roy Choudhary India- Pakistan Relations- The Prospect of Regional Cooperation in South Asia, July.

Dept of Economics 2012 – Smt. IndrakshiGhosh Inclusive Development through A Gender Lens Perspectives from West Bengal (1971-2011)

Dept of Sanskrit 2012 - Smt. Debarati Bhattacharya Critical edition of SubodhiniTika by GopalanandaBanibilasa

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SUBMITTED PH.DTHESIS

DEPT OF CHEMISTRY 2014 - ShriSandipMondal Chemistry of Poly nuclear Metal Complexes with some N, O & S Donor Ligands

Dept of History 2014 - Smt. SharmilaMitra Bengali Muslim women writers and women's emancipation movement 1900 – 1950

Dept of Bengali 2013 – ShriSubrataMandal Bangla ChhotoGolperSwarupSandhan o BishoyBoichitro: ‘MashikBasumati’ (1922- 1972)

AWARDED PH.D

Dept of Botany 2013 - Dr. Amrita Biswas Studies on Production of Polyhydroxyalkanoic Acids by Moderately Heterotrophic Halophic Bacteria

Dept of Chemistry 2004-Dr. Ujjal Kumar Sur - Studies on the effect of some solvents on the structure,integrity and interfacial properties of organic thiol monolayers

2008 - Dr. SrabastiChakrabarty

Interaction of Mg2+ independent- Ca2+AT Pase with a low molecular mass protein purified from bovine brain cytosol

2008 - Dr. NiladriSarkar Synthesis of cyclic compounds with potential biological activity REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8

2013 - Dr. SharmisthaDhatt Perturbative& Related Methods in Chemical Theories

Dept of English 2008 - Smt. SumanaDey City: People & Life in Modern Indian English Poetry

Dept of History 2008 - Dr. Susanta Kr. Bhowmick

Dept of Philosophy 2009 - Dr. MadhumitaDatta Mythology and Iconography of Ganesa (with special reference to the Puranas)

2010 - Dr. ShreyaMitra Reason in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy

Dept of Physics 2008 -Dr. KausikDatta Dielectric Properties of some nano structured Material

2010 -Dr. SrimontiDatta Pion Fluctuation and Collective Flow in High Energy Nuclear Collisions

2008 -Dr. AtishDipankar Jana X-Ray Crystallographic Studies

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2. NUMBER OF COMPLETED/ONGOING PROJECTS (DETAIL LIST PROVIDED IN DEPARTMENTAL PROFILE)

Departments No. of Projects

Major Minor Chemistry 3 4 Bengali 5 History 3 Physics 2 Philosophy 3 Political Science 1 Sanskrit 1 Total 3 19

3. DETAILS OF PUBLICATIONS

Department No. of papers in No. of Books No. of Chapters Total National/International in Edited books Publications journals

Bengali 9 - 13 22

Botany - - 1 1

Chemistry 39 - 15 54

Defence Studies - 1 - 1

Economics 9 2 - 11 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 English 5 - 4 9

History 8 - 7 15

Journalism - - 1 1

Mathematics 4 - - 4

Philosophy 3 1 4 8

Physics 49 - - 49

Political Science - 1 - 1

Sanskrit 1 - - 1

Statistics 8 - - 8

Total 128 5 45 178

DEPARTMENT: BENGALI NAME OF THE TEACHER: DR. SUDIP KUMAR CHAKRABORTY

Name of Journal Title of Research Volume No. Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. paper Journal For Books

GORA LEKHAK, GORA O 2ND 631 2013 978-81- GRONTHOPANJI EDITION 295- PROSONGE nandini 15865 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 FIRE DEKHA: SAIBAL CHAITANYER JIBON 1ST EDITION 212 2014 978-81- MITRA O JIBONER EK 295-2180- MAHAKABYA: GORA 4

NAME OF THE TEACHER: NANDINI RAY

Name of Journal Title of Research paper Volume No. Page Year ISSN ISBN No. For No. No.for Books Journal

AMI ARANI PASHCHATE TANICHE TRITIO 159 2014 2277: BARSHA, 8780 PROTHOM SANKHYA

RABIR KIRANE AMI TOMADER-E LOK 102 2014 978:93: LOKAYATA BHUBAN 82012:81:8

NAME OF THE TEACHER: PIJUSH KANTI HALDER

Name of Journal Title of Volume Page Year ISSN No. ISBN No. For Research paper No. No. For Journal Books

Sardha- shatabarashe Rabindrasahitye 4 125 2011 978-81-922961 Rabindranath o bratya janajati. ‗Gorar Shatabarsha‘.

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Name of Journal Title of Volume No. Page Year ISSN ISBN No. For Books Research No. No. For paper Journal Rabi Eshana Rabindranath – December, 2011 2011 Behala chhelebela College theke chhele bhulano chhara Rabindranath Rabindranather December,2011 2011 ISBN-978-81-922902- Tagore : shishu- shiksha 0-1 Nationalism & bhabnar Internationalism prasangikata Rabindrabharati Rabindra- May,2012 2012 ISSN- Patrika Nandanikatay 43 0975- shishu shiksha 0037 o sahaj path Ami Arani Rabindra Natak April, 2012 14 2012 ISSN- o lok samaj 2277- 8780 Gitanjali 100 Kabi -satta August, 2012 142 2012 ISBN-978-81-923- Gitanjali 645-3-7 Education in the Bhasha September,2012 2012 ISBN-978-81-922902- 21st Century shiksha- Parba 2-5 theke Parbantare: Rabindranath o Annada Shankar Ray Bangla Bangla January,2013 174 2013 ISBN : 978-81- Chhotogalpo : E chhotogalper 925349-1-6 kaler Sanlap rupantar : patabhumi swadhinata uttar ‘Masik Basumati’ Ami Arani Dwijendranath April,2013 280 2013 ISSN- : Manabatar 2277- Jagaran 8780

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Name of Journal Title of Volume Page No. Year ISSN No. ISBN No. For Research No. For Books paper Journal Biodiversity “Amazing 169-171 2012 978-93- conversation orchids : 80663-57- fundamental and Distribution 9 applications and medicinal uses”

DEPARTMENT: CHEMISTRY NAME OF THE TEACHER: DR. UJJAL KUMAR SUR

Name of Journal Title of Volu Page Year ISSN ISBN Remarks Research paper me No. No.for No. For No. Journa Books l CURRENT SCIENCE Stimuli-responsive 98 1562- 2010 0011- Impact bio-inspired 1563 3891 factor of synthetic polymer 0.935 nanocomposites Journal of American Chemical Society In Situ 132 9534– 2010 1520- Impact Identification of 9536 5126 factor of Intermediates of 11.444 Benzyl Chloride Reduction at a Silver Electrode by SERS Coupled with DFT Calculations CURRENT SCIENCE Direct observation 99 1315 2010 0011- Impact of chemical 3891 factor of reactions on single 0.935 gold nanocrystals using surface plasmon spectroscopy CURRENT SCIENCE A near-infrared 100 286-287 2011 0011- Impact light 3891 factor of REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 photosynthetic 0.935 pigment CURRENT SCIENCE Lunar Water 100 616-617 2011 0011- Impact 3891 factor of 0.935 CURRENT SCIENCE Homeopathic 100 977-978 2011 0011- Impact Treatments based 3891 factor of on 0.935 Nanotechnology? CURRENT SCIENCE Capillary force 100 1283- 2011 0011- Impact induced Tuning of 1284 3891 factor of Suspension 0.935 Rheology

Nano Science & Nano Technology : Application of 5 51-58 2011 0974- Impact An Indian Journal nanoparticles in 7494 factor of electroanalysis 0.50 Nano Science & Nano Technology : Physicochemical 6 104-107 2012 0974- Impact An Indian Journal characterization of 7494 factor of Swarna Bhasma: A 0.50 micro/nanoparticl e used in traditional Indian medicine Nano Science & Nano Technology : Graphene: The 7 156-161 2013 0974- Impact An Indian Journal two-dimensional 7494 factor of NA carbon nanomaterial Research and Reviews in Electrochemistry 3 20-25 2012 1938- Impact Electrochemistry with boron-doped 1328 factor of NA diamond electrodes Research and Reviews in Bismuth Electrode 3 90-93 2012 1938- Impact Electrochemistry : An extremely 1328 factor of NA promising alternative to

Electrochemical Stripping Analysis Research and Reviews in Surface-enhanced 3 109-116 2013 1938- Impact Electrochemistry Raman scattering 1328 factor of NA (SERS) spectroscopy: a versatile tool in electrochemistry Research and Reviews in Effect of pH on the 3 144-149 2012 1938- Impact Electrochemistry barrier properties 1328 factor of NA of 11-mercapto REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 undecanoic acid and 4-amino thiophenol SAMs on gold Materials Science: An Indian. Journal Supercapacitors or 8 44-52 2012 0974- Impact Electrochemical 7486 factor of NA Capacitors : New energy storage device and alternative to battery CURRENT SCIENCE A lithium 101 1129- 2011 0011- Impact superionic 1130 3891 factor of conductor as a 0.935 new solid-state battery electrolyte CURRENT SCIENCE Efficient storage of 102 384 2012 0011- Impact hydrogen fuel in 3891 factor of formic acid using 0.935 an active iron-based catalytic system CURRENT SCIENCE Surface-enhanced 105 923-939 2013 0011- Impact Raman scattering 3891 factor of (SERS) : Overview 0.935 of a versatile technique used in Electrochemistry and Nanoscience Advances in Nano Research Surface-enhanced 3 111-124 2013 2287- Impact Raman scattering 2388 factor of NA (SERS) Spectroscopy : A versatile spectroscopic and analytical technique used in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

Journal of Chemical Education (ACS A simple and low- 89 168-172 2012 1938- Impact publication) cost 1328 factor of ultramicroelectrod 1.001 es fabrication and characterization method for REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 undergraduate students Digest Journal An Effective 7 599-605 2012 1842- Impact of Nanomaterials and Biostructures Biogenic Protocol 3582 factor of for room 2.07 temperature one step synthesis of defective nanocrystalline silver nanobuns using leaf extract Journal of Nanoscience & Synthesis, 12 4591- 2012 1533- Impact Nanotechnology characterization, 4600 4899 factor of photophysical 1.563 properties of a novel organic photoswitchable dyad in its pristine and hybrid nanocomposite forms Proceedings of the Recent 65-71 2012 978-81- Editors : V. K. National conference on Advances in Advancement 8424-806- Rai, P. Lasers and Spectroscopy (ALS-2012) in Surface 7 Mishra and Enhanced Raman K. Kumar, Scattering (SERS) Allied Spectroscopy Publishers International journal of Graphene : A 2012 NA doi:10.1155/ Electrochemistry, Hindawi rising star on the 2012/23768 Publications horizon of 9 Materials Science Proceedings of National Seminar The journey of 44-51 2011 978-81- Editors : Dr. (UGC, New Delhi sponsored) on the Molecular 922836- Joydeep Physics behind the Electronics to 0-9 Chowdhury Electronics/Optoelectronics and their Nano Electronics and Bipan Applications Dutta (PEAA-2011) Book : VDM Publishing House Ltd, Recent Trend in 2010 978-3- Editors : Ujjal Germany, 2010. Nanoscience and 639- Kumar Sur, Nanotechnology: 24819-7 Tapan Nanoparticle and Ganguly, Nanostructured Chittaranjan Materials Santra Book : VDM Publishing House Ltd, Recent Trends in 2010 978-3- Editors : Ujjal Germany, 2010. Material Science 639- Kumar Sur Research 30632-3 Book : VDM Publishing House Ltd, Research and 2011 978-3- Editors : Ujjal Germany, 2011. Reviews in 639- Kumar Sur, REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Nanoscience and 36170-4 Abhijit Nanotechnology Bandyopadh yay, Alokmay Datta Book : Lambert Academic Publisher Recent Trend in 2011 978-3- Editors : (LAP), Germany, 2011 Chemistry 8465- Ujjal Kumar 2252-3 Sur Book : Lambert Academic Publisher Fabrication of low 2011 978-3- Editors (LAP), Germany, 2011 cost 8465- :Ujjal Kumar Supercapacitors 5237-7 Sur, and their Dipankar Characterization Mukherjee and Ashray Paul Book : Lambert Academic Publisher Modern Aspect in 2012 978-3- Editors : (LAP), Germany, 2012 Chemistry 8454- Ujjal Kumar 0202-4 Sur, Chittaranjan Santra and Joydeep Chowdhury Book : Lambert Academic Publisher Emerging 2013 978-3- Editors : (LAP), Germany, 2013 Frontiers in 659- Ujjal Kumar Chemistry 32996-8 Sur and Srabasti Chakraborty Book : Lambert Academic Publisher Emerging 2013 978-3- Editors : (LAP), Germany, 2013 Frontiers in 659- Ujjal Kumar Materials Science 49805-3 Sur and Amitabha Bhattacharyy a InTech Publisher, ―Carbon Nanotube 179-194 2011 978-953- Edited by Rijeka, Croatia, 2011 Radio‖, Carbon 307-500-6 Dr. Stefano Nanotube, Chapter Bianco 11 InTech Publisher, Recent Trend in 2012 978-953- Edited by Rijeka, Croatia, 2012 Electrochemical 308-13-4 Dr. Ujjal Science and Kumar Sur Technology, Nanotechnology, Nanoporous 4 2012 1-62699- Edited by Volume 4: ―Nanomaterials and Anodic Aluminum 004-2 Dr. Shishir Nanostructures‖, Oxide: An Ideal Sinha and Chapter 11 Template for Dr. Naveen Studium Press LLC, P.O. Box 722 Fabrication of K. Navani 200, Houston, TX 77072-USA. Various Functional Nanostructures Encyclopedia of Inorganic and Graphene 2014 DOI: Bioinorganic Chemistry in 2014‖ by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 10.1002/978 1119951438. REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 eibc2243, Edited by Professor Robert A. Scott.

NAME OF THE TEACHER: DR. SRABASTI CHAKRABORTY

Name of Journal Title of Research Volu Page Year ISSN ISBN No. paper me No. No.for For Books No. Journal J Biol Chem Nifetepimine, a 287(39) 32881- 2012 Sep 31, Journal dihydropyrimidone, 96 Epub 2012 ISSN: ensures CD4+ T cell Jul 31. 0021-9258 survival in a tumor microenvironment by maneuvering sarco(endo)plasmic reticulum Ca2+ ATPase

(SERCA). European Journal of Medicinal Regioselective N1- Volume Pages August 2012 ISSN: Chemistry alkylation of 3,4- 54 223- 0223-5234 dihydropyrimidine- 231 2(1H)-ones: Screening of their biological activities

against Ca2+-ATPase Biosci Rep. Characterization of a 28(2) 61-71 2008 ISSN low-molecular-mass 1573-4935 stimulator protein of Mg(2+)-independent Ca(2+)-ATPase: effect on phosphorylation/dephosp horylation, calcium transport and sperm-cell motility Mol Cell Biochem Structural and functional 311(1- 93-103 2008 Apr, ISSN: 03 characterization and 2) Epub 2007 00- physiological Dec 30 8177 (pri significance of a nt stimulator protein of version) Mg2+-independent Ca2+- ATPase isolated from ISSN: 15 goat spermatozoa. 73- 4919 (ele ctronic version)

Biofactors. Regulation of Mg2+- 26(4) 259-71. 2006 Online REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 independent Ca2+- ISSN: 187 ATPase by a low 2-8081 molecular mass protein purified from bovine brain Comp Biochem Physiol B Biochem Stimulation of Mg2+- 146(1) 131-8 2007 Jan ISSN: Mol Biol independent form of Epub 2006 1096-4959 Ca2+-ATPase by a low Oct 18 molecular mass protein purified from goat testes cytosol.

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(SERCA). European Journal of Medicinal Regioselective N1- Volume Pages August 2012 ISSN: Chemistry alkylation of 3,4- 54 223- 0223-5234 dihydropyrimidine- 231 2(1H)-ones: Screening of their biological activities

against Ca2+-ATPase Biosci Rep. Characterization of a 28(2) 61-71 2008 ISSN low-molecular-mass 1573-4935 stimulator protein of Mg(2+)-independent Ca(2+)-ATPase: effect on phosphorylation/dephosp horylation, calcium transport and sperm-cell motility Mol Cell Biochem Structural and functional 311(1- 93-103 2008 Apr, ISSN: 03 characterization and 2) Epub 2007 00- physiological Dec 30 8177 (pri significance of a nt stimulator protein of version) Mg2+-independent Ca2+- ATPase isolated from ISSN: 15 goat spermatozoa. 73- 4919 (ele ctronic version)

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Name of Journal Title of Research paper Volume Page Year ISSN ISBN No. For No. No. No.for Books Journal J Biol Chem Nifetepimine, a 287(39) 32881- 2012 Sep 31, Journal dihydropyrimidone, 96 Epub 2012 ISSN: ensures CD4+ T cell Jul 31. 0021-9258 survival in a tumor microenvironment by maneuvering sarco(endo)plasmic reticulum Ca2+ ATPase

(SERCA).

NAME OF THE TEACHER: SANDIP MONDAL

Name of Journal Title of Research Volume Page Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. Remarks paper No. No. Journal For Books Inorganic Chemistry A unique Communication coordination 1 26 - 28 2009 1387-7003 chemistry of sodium Polyhedron Synthesis, characterization 30 163 - 2011 0277-5387 and luminescence 168 properties of polymeric cadmium(II) complexes with imidazole and its derivatives mediated by thiocyanate and dicyanamide anions REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Materials Letters Na2Cd2I6L2(H2O)6 [L=Urotropine]: An 65 783– 2011 0167-577X interesting precursor 785 for synthesizing CdO particles Crystal Growth and Thiocyanate and Design Dicyanamide 11 3198– 2011 1528-7505 Anion Controlled 3205 (Online) Nuclearity in Mn, 1528-7483 Co, Ni, Cu, and Zn (Print) Metal Complexes with Hemilabile Ligand 2- Benzoylpyridine Indian Journal of CdO and CdS Chemistry; Sec A nanoparticles from 51A 807-811 2012 0975-0975 pyrolytic method: (Online) Preparation, 0376-4710 characterization (Print) and photocatalytic activity Journal of Molecular Single pot Structure synthesis of 1029 169– 2012 0022-2860 pyridine-N-oxide 174 based polymeric complexes of cadmium and manganese: crystal structure and luminescence property

Polyhedron Dicyanamide 70 11 - 19 2014 0277-5387 mediated construction of 1D polymeric networks of Quinoxaline with d10 metal ions: Synthesis, thermogravimetric analysis, photoluminescence and theoretical investigation on π···π interaction

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Name of Journal Title of Volume No. Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. For Books Research Journal paper SAMAR BIGYAN 2009 1ST B-2698/10 (BOOK) EDITION, (REGISTERED BY 2013 2ND OFFICE OF THE EDITION REGISTRAR OF PUBLICATIONS, WEST BENGAL)

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2. Economic Modelling Foreign Direct Vol.31, 206- 2013 ISSN: Investment, 213 0264- (Elsevier) Environmentally 9993 Sound Technology and Informal Sector 3. Journal of International Economic Vol. 1214- 2013 ISSN Trade and Economic Liberalization, 22(8) 1239 0963- Development Gender Wage 8199 Inequality and (Taylor and Francis) Welfare

4. Energy Policy Management Vol. 52 639- 2013 ISSN: accounting 655 0301- REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 (Elsevier) approach to 4215 analyse energy related CO2 emission: A variance analysis study of top 10 emitters of the world 5. Energy Variance Analysis Vol. 36 486- 2011 ISSN: of Global CO2 499 0360- (Elsevier) Emission – A 5442 Management Accounting Approach for Decomposition Study

6. The Environmentalist, Identifying the Vol. 30 183- 2010 ISSN: major players 205 0251- (Springer, New York). behind increasing 1088 global carbon dioxide emissions: a decomposition analysis

7. Revisiting the Informal 2009 ISBN 978- Sector: A General 1-4419- Equilibrium Approach 1194-0

(Springer, New York) 8. Review of Urban and Desirability and Vol. 20 70- 2008 ISSN: Regional Development Sequence of (1), 84, 09170553 Studies Liberalization and (Blackwell Publishing Structural Reform Asia) Policies in a Model with Informal Sector’ 9. The Journal of Solid International Trade Vol. 33 210- 2007 ISSN: Waste Technology and in Wastes, (4) 218, 1088- Management Recycling and the 1697 (Widener University Informal Sector - A School of Engineering Theoretical and the University of Analysis’ Pennsylvania) 10. Journal of Economic Pollution and Vol. 21 363- 2006 ISSN: Integration Informal Sector: A (2) 378 1225- (Sejong University, Theoretical 651X Seoul) Analysis REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 11. Pacific Economic Inflow of Foreign Vol. 11 87- 2006 ISSN: Review Capital and Trade (1) 103 1468- (Blackwell Publishing Liberalisation in a 0106 Ltd) Model with an Informal Sector and Urban Unemployment

DEPARTMENT: ENGLISH NAME OF THE TEACHER: DR. SUMANA DE

Name of Journal Title of Volume Page Year ISSN ISBN Remarks Research No. No. No.for No. For paper Journal Books Mahesh Dattani: ‘The Sisterly N/A 69 2011 978-819- P.R. Sengupta, ed. Kolkata: Bravely Fought Pair in Mahesh 21749-0- Review Publications. The Queen – A Dattani’s 7. Collection of Bravely Fought Critical Essays. The Queen’ Macbeth Re-explored. ‘Tanistry, N/A 117 2011 978-93- P.R. Sengupta, ed. Avenel Usurpation 80761- Press. and Body 09-1 Politic- Duncan vs Hrothgar’

NAME OF THE TEACHER: RIMA CHAKRABORTY

Name of Journal Title of Volume Page Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. For Books Research No. No. Journal paper In Search of Solutions: No Longer Watno 2 137- 2012 2249-4839 The Conventional, the Dur: 143 Experimental and the Technologizing Bizarre the Diasporic Mirage Journal of Department of New Diasporic 10 96-104 2012 0973-3671 English, Vidyasagar Narratives: The University Reshaping of the Identities of the Female Protagonists of the Diaspora Novel

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NAME OF THE TEACHER: JANKI SINGH

Name of Journal Title of Volume No. Page No. Year ISSN ISBN No. Remarks Research paper No.for For Journal Books Mahesh Dattani: ‘The “Bonsai” N/A 50-54 2011 978-819- P.R. Sengupta, ed. Bravely Fought Existence in 21749-0- Kolkata: Review The Queen – A Mahesh 7. Publications. Collection of Dattani’s Critical Essays. Bravely Fought The Queen’ Appropriations “The Dynamics Vol. VII: 104-109 2011 0975- Peer –Reviewed of Oppression December 1521. Departmental Journal and Assertion in 2011. of Bankura Christian Jane Austen’s College, Bankura, West Mansfield Park” Bengal. Aspects of ‘“I wanted to go 89-98 2014 978-81- Sukanya Dasgupta, ed. Modernity: somewhere/ 927525- Kolkata: Jadavpur American the brain had 9-4. University Press Women’s Poetry. not yet gone”: Muriel Rukeyser, Adrienne Rich and their Poetry of Political Investigation’

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Name of Journal Title of Research Volume Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. paper No. Journal For Books

WOMEN’S HISTORY THE MOVEMENT FOR 15 413-422 2006 0961-2025 REVIEW WOMEN’S EMANCIPATION WITHIN THE BENGALI MUSLIM COMMUNITY.

WOMEN’S LINK WOMEN AND VIOLENCE: 14 02-05 2008 61714/95 THE THOUGHT PROCESS OF WOMEN CONVICTS.

WOMEN’S LINK WOMEN AND MEDIA: 15 18-20 2009 2229-6409 GENDER EVALUATION.

WOMEN’S LINK GENDER BIAS IN INDIAN 16 03-07 2010 61714/95 SOCIETY.

WOMEN’S LINK WOMEN’S 18 02-09 2012 2229-6409 EMANCIPATION MOVEMENT WITHIN THE BENGALI MUSLIM COMMUNITY.

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Name of Journal Title of Volume Page Year ISSN ISBN Remarks Research paper No. No. No.for No. Journal For Books Itihas Anusandhan Betar nataker 24 505 2006 978- Pubd by Paschimbanga bibartan o 819108 itihas sansad banglar srotara 74-1-3 Itihas Anusandhan Sangeeter 25 682 2007 978- Pubd by Paschimbanga itihase 819108 itihas sansad akashbani 74-1-3 kolkatar bhumika Tagore and Rabindranather 2012 978- Pubd by UGC communication:From page drishtidane 93- &Vivekananda college to stage drishtipat 81669- 21-1 Itihas Anusandhan Kolkata betarer 28 889- 2014 978- Pubd by Paschimbanga shruti(1927- 895 81- Itihas Sansad 2002) 910874 Managing the book Boi Prakash o 19- 2014 978- Pubd by UGC & publishing industry Dakshin 24 23 93- Vivekananda College Parganar 81669- Granthagarer 49-5 itihas

NAME OF THE TEACHER: ALAK MONDAL

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DEPARTMENT: MATHEMATICS NAME OF THE TEACHER: UMAR FAROOQUE MONDAL

Name of Journal Title of Volume Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. Research No. Journal For Books paper Physical Review D BTZ Black Hole Vol. 87 084014 2013 064887287 inspired by Non Commutative Geometry

International Journal of Energy Vol. 52 96 2013 0020-7748 Theoritical Physics Distribution for Non commutative Radiating Schwarzchild Black Hole

NAME OF THE TEACHER: PRATAP SAHA

Name of Journal Title of Volume Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. For Research No. Journal Books paper International journal of Bispace Group Vol. 5 No V 41-47 2011 0973-9424 Mathematical science and Engineering Applications

Bulletin of the Allahabad On Statistical Vol. 23 Part 293-300 2007 0971-0493 Mathematical Society Cluster Points of 2 Double Sequences.

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Name of Journal Title of Volume Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. For Research No. Journal Books paper Indology on Cloud 9” Ganesa Episode 103 2012 978-81-7453-407-1 in Sculpture & Iconography

Mythology & 2012 978-93-81325-19-3 Iconography of Ganesa

Kalyan Bharati Guerrilla XVIII 112 2014 0976-822 Warfare

NAME OF THE TEACHER: SHREYA MITRA

NAME OF TITLE OF VOLUME PAGE YEAR ISSN NO. FOR JOURNAL ISBN NO. REMARKS JOURNAL RESEARCH PAPER NO NO FOR BOOKS SAMAYKAL CORPORATE 4TH VOL. 68 2009 D.M.MEMO NO-215 E MEYERA

ISKRA PROTHOM 55 2012 ISSN 4348-62-79 SURYA KARUKATHA MANABIK 2012 ISSN- 98-2003 CANVAS PURBASHA SMRITI POTE 2012 ISSN 2278-5779 EKHON RABI ESO NA GEETANJALI O 155 2012 RABINDRANATH FIRE DEKHA JEGE ACHE 472 2014 ISBN 978- SMAROK EKJON 81-295- GRANTHA 2180-4 FIRE DEKHA ASHOK MITRA 21 2014 ISBN 978- SMAROK ER SAKHYATKAR 81-295- GRANTHA 2180-4

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Acta Crystallographica E A titanium salicylate, 61 m1495- 2005 1600- Na4[Ti(C7H4O3)3]2.11H2O m1497 5368

NAME OF THE TEACHER: DR. ATISH DIPANKAR JANA

Name of Journal Title of Research paper Volume Page Year ISSN ISBN No. No. No. No.for For Books Journal Polyhedron Encapsulation of a double-helical 68 265-271 2014 0277-5387 water–nitrate chain inside unique double helical chiral channels formed from Keggin POM and hexaquo-cobalt(II) units

Chemistry o Co Journal of n Synthesis, characterization, X-ray 67 286-299 2014 0095-8972

ordinati crystallography, and antimicrobial activities of Ni(II) and Cu(II)

complexes with a

Acta Chimica Inorganic A Dynamic Metal-Organic 16-07- 0020- Supramolecular Host Based on Weak 2014 1693 π-stacking Interactions Incorporating 2D Water-Chloride

Chemistry Co Journal of Synthesis, characterization, 21-07- 0095-8972

ordinatio structural investigation and 2014 antimicrobial studies of

mononuclear Zn(II), Cd(II) and Ag(I)

n complexes of a novel N3O Schiff base

nication Commu ing Engineer Crystal Molecular architecture using novel 15 1285- 2013 0003-2654 types of noncovalent π-interactions 1288

involving aromatic neutrals, aromatic

Chemistry Co Journal of Azide-Bridged Manganese(III) One 66 , 9-17 , 10 0095-8972

ordinatio Dimensional Chain Compound: January Synthesis, Structure and Magnetic 2013

Study n Inorganic Chimical Stabilization of 2D water sheets in a 399 200-207 2013 0020-1693 Acta supramolecular metal–organic Schiff REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 base complex: Reversible structural transformation upon dehydration– rehydration;

CrystalGrowth Design & Transformation of a parent crystal to 13 2135- 2013 1528-7505 a daughter crystal through 2142 amorphous phase: De-assembly of coordination helices upon heating and re-assembly through

Acta Chimical Inorganic Copper(I) and Silver(I) coordination 404, 131-143 1 1528-7505 assemblies of imino-pyridyl/azino- August pyridyl ligands: syntheses, crystal structures, spectroscopic and 2013

Acta Inorganic Chimical Ligand mediated structural diversity 408, 172-180 1 1528-7505 and role of different weak Novemb interactions in molecular self- assembly of a series of Copper(II)- er 2013 Sodium(I) Schiff-base heterometallic complexes,

Communications Chemistry Inorganic Quantitative Estimation of the 36 212-215 October 1387-7003 Antiferromagnetic Interaction 2013 Between Cu(II) and Sm(III) in Two Dimensional Heterometallic Coordination Polymer with

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Journal Journal A QSAR study of radical scavenging 18 2621- 2012 0948-5023 antioxidant activity of a series of 2631

of Molecular Modeling of Molecular flavonoids using DFT based quantum chemical descriptors – the importance of group frontier electron density

on Polyhedr

Sodium ion assisted molecular self- 35 108-115 2012 0277-5387 assembly in a class of Schiff-Base Copper(II) com

Structure Molecular of Journal Substitution dependent 1015 156-161 , 2012, 0022-2860 dimensionality of cadmium(II) coordination polymers of imino

pyridyl ligands,

tion Communica Engineering Crystal σ-aromaticity in dinuclear copper(II) 14 4972- 2012 0003-2654 complexes: novel interaction 4975 between perchlorate anion and σ- aromatic [Cu2X2] (X = N or O) core,

Structure Molecular of Journal Single pot synthesis of pyridine-N- 1029 169-174 2012 0022-2860 oxide based polymeric complexes of cadmium and manganese: Crystal

structure and luminescence property

nications Commu y Chemistr c Inorgani First crystallographic report on a 24 157-161 2012 1387-7003 novel 2D layer of water pentagons: L5(7) water motif enclathrating

Communication Engineering Crystal A rare supramolecular assembly 14 7414- 2012 0003-2654 involving ion pairs of coordination 7422 complexes with a host–guest relationship: synthesis, crystal structure, photoluminescence and thermal study

Optics of Journal Image edge detection scheme by the 41 178-183 3, 0972-8821 use of Kerr type nonlinear material Septem

and the verification of the scheme ber by computer simulation 2012

Design CrystalGrowth & On the Possibility of Tuning , 11 4837– 2011 1528-7505 Molecular Edges To Direct 4849 Supramolecular Self-Assembly in Coumarin Derivatives through Cooperative Weak Forces: Crystallographic and Hirshfeld REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Surface Analyses

Physics Chemical Chemistry Physical Unprecedented π···π interaction between an aromatic ring and a pseudo-aromatic ring formed through intramolecular H-bonding in a bidentate Schiff base ligand:

NAME OF THE TEACHER: DR. KOUSIK DUTTA

Name of Journal Title of Research Volu Page Year ISSN No.for ISBN Remarks paper me No. Journal No. No. For Books Journal of Nanoscience High dielectric 6 499 (2006) ISSN-1533- International and Nanotechnology permittivity in SiO2- 4880 journal polyaniline nanocomposite.

Solid State Transport and optical 140 167 (2006) ISSN-0038- International communication properties of SiO2– 1098 journal polypyrrole nanocomposites

Physics Letters A Optical and electrical 361 141 (2007) ISSN-0375- International characterization of 9601 journal polyaniline–silicon dioxide Nanocomposite

Journal of physics D: Optical and diode 40 734 (2007) ISSN-0022- International Applied Physics like current–voltage 3727 journal characteristics of

SnO2–polypyrrole Nanocomposites Journal of Nanoscience Electrical 7 2459 (2007) ISSN-1533- International and nanotechnology conductivity and 4880 Journal optical properties of polyaniline intercalated graphite oxide nanocomposites.

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Journal of Nanoparticle Electrical 9 631 (2007) ISSN-1388- International Research conductivity and 0764 journal dielectric properties

of SiO2 nanoparticles dispersed in conducting polymer matrix

61 4967 (2007) ISSN-0167- International Materials Letters Optical and nonlinear 577X journal electrical properties

of SnO2-polyaniline Nanocomposites

102 0841 (2007) ISSN-0021- International Journal of Applied Double dielectric 10 8979 journal

Physics relaxations in SnO2 nanparticles dispersed in conducting polymer,

J. Phys.D: Applied High dielectric 41 1554 ( 2008 ) ISSN-0022- Physics permittivity observed 16 3727 in Na and Al doped NiO.

Synthetic Metals Optical and electrical 159 315 (2009) ISSN-0379- International cauterization of ZnS 6779 journal Nanoparticles embedded in Conducting polymer.

REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 NAME OF THE TEACHER: DR. SRIMONTI DUTTA

Name of Journal Title of Research paper Volume Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. No. Journal For Books Indian journal of Multi-dimensional fluctuation 80(7) 751 2006 ISSN:0973-1458 Physics analysis of target residue in nuclear collisions

Journal of Excitation Energy Dependence 32 1241 2006 Online ISSN: Physics G of Pion Fluctuation -an In- 1361-6471 depth Study Print ISSN: 0954- 3899 Physica Target Excitation Dependence 75 676 2007 Online ISSN: Scripta of Pion Fluctuation in 1402-4896 Relativistic Heavy Ion Print ISSN: 0031- Collision at 2.1 and 60 AGeV 8949

Fizika B Fluctuation of Pions in 16(2) 67 2007 ISSN: Relativistic and 1330-0016 Ultrarelativistic Nuclear Collisions —ScaleDependent or not?

Journal of Higher Order Correlation of 34 2567 2007 Online ISSN: Physics G Pions and its Target Excitation 1361-6471 Dependence in Relativistic and Print ISSN: 0954- Ultrarelativistic Nuclear 3899 Collisions Fractals Multifractality and Multifractal 15 391 2007 Print ISSN: 0218- Pionic Specific Heat in 348X Nuclear Collisions Target Online ISSN: Excitation Dependence 1793-6543

Physica Void Analysis of Pions and its 77 015201 2008 Online ISSN: Scripta Multiplicity Dependence at 1402-4896 Dubna and SPS Energies Print ISSN: 0031- 8949 ISSN:1208-6045 Canadian Journal of Pion Fluctuation and its 86(5) 751 2008 Physics Multiplicity Dependence in Ultrarelativistic Nuclear Collisions

Physica Quantitative Estimate of Pion 79 025102 2009 Online ISSN: Scripta Fluctuation and its Multiplicity 1402-4896 Dependence in Nuclear Print ISSN: 0031- Collisions 8949 Canadian Journal of Pionization at AGS and SPS 87 311 2009 ISSN:1208-6045 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Physics energies degree of coherence and its target excitation dependence International Journal Non-monotonic Target 25 1507 2010 Print ISSN: 0217- of Modern Physics A Excitation Dependence of Pion 751X Clans in Relativistic Nucleus- Online ISSN: Nucleus Collisions 1793-656X Fractals EEG pattern of normal and 18 425 2010 Print ISSN: 0218- epileptic rats: monofractal or 348X multifractal? Online ISSN: 1793-6543

Journal of Statistical Multifractal Properties of ECG P12021 2010 ISSN: Mechanics Pattern of Patients Suffering 1742-5468 from Congestive Heart Failure Canadian Journal of Multifractal detrended 88:(8) 545 2010 ISSN:1208-6045 Physics fluctuation analysis of SENSEX fluctuation in the Indian stock market Modern Physics Extraction of Clan Model 26 2951 2011 Print ISSN: 0217- Letters A Parameters from Multiplicity 7323 Distribution Measured in pp Online ISSN: Collisions at LHC Energies 1793-6632

Fractals Multifractality of Radon 20 33 2012 Print ISSN: 0218- Concentration Fluctuation in 348X Earthquake Related Signal Online ISSN: 1793-6543

Acta Physica Fluctuation of Gold Price: A 43 1261 2012 ISSN:0587-4254 Polonica B Multifractal Approach

Modern Physics Void Probability Enhanced 27 1250145 2012 Print ISSN: 0217- Letters A Multiplicity Distribution of 7323 Produced Hadrons in p-p Online ISSN: Collisions at LHC Energies 1793-6632

Frontiers in Multifractal detrended 4 274 2013 ISSN:1664-042X Physiology fluctuation analysis of human gait diseases REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 International Journal Multifractal detrended 29 1450084 2014 Print ISSN: 0217- of Modern Physics A fluctuation analysis of 751X pseudorapidity and azimuthal Online ISSN: distribution of pions emitted in 1793-656X high energy nuclear collisions

Physica A Multifractal parameters as an 396 155 2014 ISSN:0378-4371 indication of different physiological and pathological states of the human brain

Physica A Multifractal detrended cross- 413 195 2014 ISSN:0378-4371 correlation analysis of gold price and SENSEX

Chaos, Solitons & Multifractal detrended cross- 67 1 2014 ISSN:0960-0779 Fractals correlation analysis for epileptic patient in seizure and seizure free status

DEPARTMENT: POLITICAL SCIENCE NAME OF THE TEACHER: BISWANATH MUKHERJEE

Name of Journal Title of Research paper Volume No. Page No. Year ISSN No.for ISBN No. Journal For Books

BHARATER 1 241-244 2013 978-93- SANGBIDHAN. ( 81680-25-4 INDIAN CONSTITUTION) (ED. ) REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 DEPARTMENT: SANSKRIT NAME OF THE TEACHER: DEBARATI BHATTACHARYA

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Ami arani lokayata bhabnar 3rd years 2nd 259 2014 2277-8780 bistar sashtra theke edition sahitye .

DEPARTMENT: STATISTICS NAME OF THE TEACHER: SHIRSENDU MUKHERJEE

NAME OF TITLE OF VOLUME PAGE YEA ISSN NO. FOR ISBN NO. REMARKS JOURNAL RESEARCH NO NO R JOURNAL FOR PAPER BOOKS Austrian Randomized 3VOL.(38 151- 2009 Journal of play-the- ) 169 Statistics winner rule in two- period two- treatment repeated measuremen t design. Journal of Some 245- 2011 Korean inferential 255 Statistical procedures Society in randomized repeated measuremen t design for binary response Statistics A response- 5 645- 2012 adaptive VOL.(46) 661 design in crossover trial REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Statistical Test for (12) 42- 2013 Methodology conditional 59 odds ratio in matching pairs inverse sampling design Statistics and An approach (83) 1-6 2013 Probability alternative letters to the binomial UMPU test Sequential Unbalanced 1 2014 Analysis and partial VOL(33) group sequential methods for normal responses in clinical trials Communicati Adaptive 2014 doi:10.1080/036109 ons in crossover 26.2013.763509 Statistics, design for Theory and Normal Methods Responses Biometrical A 2014 doi:10.1002/bimj.20 Journal randomized 1300062. test for the conditional odds ratio of matched pairs in an inverse binomial sampling design

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Depart-ment Name of Name of Paper Name of Organizing Date Faculty Seminar/Conference Institute (Total no of presenta-tion) (no. of presenta- tions) Bengali (28) Nandini Ray RabindranatherRa Movement Against MugberiaGangad 24 (6) jnaitikSatta Partition of Bengal in harMahavidyalay September The Light of Its 100 a , 2005 Years Bangla HasirGaan Origin & Development MugberiaGangad 31 March, of Bengali Songs “From harMahavidyalay 2005 Puratani To Modern” a Anya Rabindranath : Swadesh Behala College 14-15 Rabindranath O Samaj December, 2011 RabidraChetanaiB Rabindranath O RabindraBharati 30 March, aulSanskriti BaulSanskriti University 2012 Ami TomaderiLok RabindraBhabnayBangl Khejuri College, 19-20 arLok O Samaj PurbaMedinipur January, 2012 AdhunikOitihyer Bangla Natok : Oitihya O RabindraBharati 4-5 March, Pate TinitiNatok Adhunikata University 2014 PijushkantiH RabindrasahityeB Bangla SahityePrantajan RabindraBharati 5-6 March, aldar (5) ratyajan University 2013 Bangla Bangla NatokePratibad Shyamaprasad 8-9 March, NatokerPratibadi College 2013 DharayMohitChatt opadhyay NatyakarManmath Bangla Natok : Des-kal- Maharaja 13- a Ray: Karagar samaj Manindra 14April, Chandra College 2013 MohitChattopadhy Bangla Natok, Raydighi College 14-15 aerNatokeryug- Madhyabitta o yug- March, sankat o sankat 2014 madhyabitterbhab na MatriBhasarSanka BharaterBhasa o SarbaBharatiya 30 August, t Ganatantraraksha Bangla Bhasa 2014 Mancha SubrataMond Issues and Issues and Problems in David Hare 9-11 al (17) Problems in Teaching Learning Training College February, Teaching Learning Bengali at School Level 2009 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Bengali at School Level RabindranatherSh Rabindranath Tagore : ShimuraliSachina 19-20 ishushikshaBhabn Nationalism & ndan College of August, arPrasangikata Internationalism Education 2011

Deshbhag : Participation of the NabagramHiralal 16-17 EkuserkabitayBan Country and Its Paul College November, galirSahitya influence on Literature 2011

Rabindranath – Sardha-saabarshe Behala College 14-15 ChhelebelathekeC Rabindranath : Swedesh December, hheleBhulanoChh o Samaj 2011 ara

RabindraNatak : RabindraBhabnay Khejuri College 19 – 20 lokayatasamajerpr BanglarLoksamaj January, ekshit 2012

Review of Review of ShimuraliSachina 3-4 B.EdCurriculam of B.EdCurriculam of ndan College of February, Different Different Universities of Education 2012 Universities of West Bengal West Bengal

Curriculam and Curriculam and University of 1- 6 Pedagogical Pedagogical Practices Kalyani March, Practices 2012 (Workshop)

Bhashashiksha- Education in the 21st ShimuraliSachina 13-14 ParbathekeParban Century ndan College of March, tare : Education 2012 Rabindranath o Annadashankar Ray

Swadhinatauttark Bangla Khejuri College 15 March, alerChhotogalpeS ChhotogalperAdhunikat 2012 hramajibimanush a erjibonsankat

MonerManuserKh Rabindranath o RabindraBharati 29-30 onje – Boul o BaulSanskriti University March, Rabindranath 2012 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8

KabisattaGitanjali Gitanjali 100 NabaBallygunge 12 Mahavidyalaya December, 2012 Mir Mir Alia University 9 Mosharrafhosener MasharrafHosenerNata February, natakerbastabata kerBastabata 2013

Prantikjanamanas Bangla SahityePrantajan RabindraBharati 5-6 March, erbiswas-sanaskar University 2013 o achar-acharan : BijanBhattacharye rNatak

Sajahan o Bangla Natak o Khejuri College 19-20 Mebarpatan: AbhinayCharcharSekalE March, Manabatarutthan, kal 2013 sardhasHatabarsh eprasangikata

19 Women Empowerment ShimuraliSachina 21-22 Shatakernarishiks and Environmental ndan College of March, ha:Bhittisamyikpa Sustainability Education 2013 tra

Puranooitihyerpra RabindraBharati 4-5 March, tibese‘Haybadan’ University 2014 :Dwichariasangati moyjibanerpratib has.

Bangla Katha Pragadhunikmuslimsahi Alia University 28 May, sahityerbikash tya 2014 :Oitihyapragadhun ikmuslimmanan.

Chemistry (8) Ujjal Kumar Recent Modern Trends in Maulana Azad 3-4 Sur (6) Advancement in Spectroscopy :It’s College Febraury, Surface Enhanced Application in 2011 Raman Scattering Chemistry & Biology (SERS) Spectroscopy The journey of Physics behind the SammilaniMahav 1-2 Molecular Electronics/Optoelectro idyalaya,. December, REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Electronics to nics and their 2011 Nano Electronics Applications Recent Advances in Lasers and Indian School of 1-3 Advancement in Spectroscopy Mines (ISM) November, Surface-enhanced Dhanbad 2012 Raman scattering (SERS) Spectroscopy Surface-enhanced SammilaniMahav December Raman scattering idyalaya 21, 2012 (SERS) Spectroscopy : Overview of a Versatile Technique Surface-enhanced Quartz Crystal Department of 13-14 May Raman scattering Microbalance (QCM) Instrumentation 2013 (SERS) and Surface Acoustic and Electronics Spectroscopy : A Wave (SAW) sensors Engineering, versatile Jadavpur Analytical tool University Surface-enhanced Recent trends in Department of 26-27 Raman scattering Condensed Matter Physics, Jadavpur June, 2014 (SERS) Physics, (RTCMP) University Spectroscopy : A versatile tool at nanoscale SrabastiChak Poster : AcharyaPrafulla Indian Chemical August 2- raborty Regioselective N- Chandra Memorial Society 4, 2010 (1) alkylation of Symposium on Dihydropyrimidon “Chemistry Today” es and evaluation of their inhibitory activities on Ca2+ ATPase

SandipMonda Cadmium (II) State level Symposium Behala College 10 l (1) Complex with on Emerging Frontiers December, neutral N-donor in Chemistry 2012 Schiff base ligand: Synthesis, structure and luminescence behaviour

Economics (3) IndrakshiGho Inclusive The International Lady Brabourne 22 -23 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 sh (1) Development & Seminar on College, Kolkata December, Gender Justice , Globalization, Capitalist 2009 2009 Crisis & Inclusive Development: Myths & Reality UjjainiMukho Gender Wage Silver Jubilee Indira Gandhi 5-6 padhyay (2) Inequality and Conference on Labour Institute for September Female Labour and Employment Development 2013 force Research Participation: (IGIDR), Mumbai Effects of Liberalisation’

Differential Singapore Economic Nanyang August, Education Subsidy Review Conference Technological 2009 and Foreign University, Capital Inflow: Singapore Effects on Wage and Unemployment (accepted for presentation) English (5) Rima Imagizing a Space Heterotopologies, Burdwan 17-18 Chakraborty Between the Redefining Space and University February (4) Burden of Space in Cultural Imaginaries 2011 Diaspora Studies

No Longer In Search of Solutions: Melow (The 22-24 WatnoDur: The Conventional, The Society for the September Technologizing Experimental and The Study of the 2012 the Diasporic Bizarre Multi- Ethnic Mirage Literatures of the World) New Diasporic Remapping the English Vidyasagar 18-19 Narratives: The Literary Canon, University February Reshaping of the Language, Society and 2013 Identities of the Culture Female Protagonists of the Diaspora Novel

Humanizing Writings from the Vidyasagar 4-5 March Terrorism in Margins, Subaltern University 2014 JuggiBhasin’s The literary Representations REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Terrorist- a Socio and the Politics of the Political Canon Making Perspective

Janki Singh “I wanted to go International Seminar, Department of 17 (1) somewhere/ the ‘Aspects of Modernity: English, Loreto December, brain had not yet American Women’s College, Kolkata 2012 gone”: Muriel Poetry’ Rukeyser, Adrienne Rich and their Poetry of Political Investigation

History (2) SharmilaMitr Literary Journals Department Of 15 a (2) And The Role Of History, Jahangir- September Saogat For Nagar University, , 2013 Women Dhaka Emancipation Movement

Contribution Of Seminar For Social Department Of 22 March, Bengali Muslim Science History, Jahangir- 2014 Women Writers Nagar For Muslim University,- Women’s Dhaka Emancipation Movement Philosophy (4) MadhumitaD Ganesa in Ganesa in Iconography RabindraBharati 28 Aug atta (1) Iconography & in & in the life of Bengal University 2009 the life of Bengal ShreyaMitra (3) Happiness And Rotary Club Of 18 Serenity In Daily Calcutta Inner January, Life City 2008

Manabikatha PRSI 7 March, 2012

UnobingshoSatake Rammohan 1 Nobojagorone Library And Free February, Raja Reading Room 2013 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 RammohanRoy ErBhumika Physics (6) KousikDutta DST Indian 10-12 (4) Electrical Association for February, transport and the cultivation of 2006 dielectric science, Kolkata, properties of India Zirconia polyaniline hybrid nanocomposites DST Indian 10-12 Dielectric and Association for February, optical properties the cultivation of 2006 of science, Kolkata, SiO2polyanilinena India nocomposites Electrical MRSI Lucknow 13-15 transport and University February, optical properties 2006 of SiO2 – polypyrrolenanoc omposites

Optical and diode DAE Department of December like I-V properties physics, 26-30, of SnO2- Barkatullah 2006 polyaniline University, nanocomposites Bhopal, India

SrimontiDutt Variation of Clan Flavor Physics in the Nanyang 8-12 a (2) model parameters LHC era Technological November from Void University 2010 distribution for p- p collisions at LHC Energy Quark Matter 2008 Variable Energy 4-10 Dependence of Cyclotron Centre February, Flow Pattern of 2008 Protons in nucleas-nucleas collisions at AGS and SPS energies

Total Presentation in all Departments = 56

5. RESEARCH GUIDANCE REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL DETAILS OF FACULTY INVOLVEMENT IN ACTIVE RESEARCH Annexure -8 Name of the faculty Name of the Scholar Title of the University Status Thesis

Dr. Atish Dipankar Ananda Sarkar DFT based Jadavpur Awarded 2014 Jana QSAR studies University and molecular docking: Application to computer aided rational drug designing

Dr. Srimonti Dutta Shukla Samanta Chaos and Jadavpur Submitted 2014 Multifractal University Analysis in Physical and Social Systems

Sucharita Chatterjee Non linear Jadavpur Registered 2014 fluctuation University

studies in high energy and interdisciplinary Physics

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Dept: OFFICE Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor Intel DUAL CORE 2.93 1 GHZ 2 Motherboard DG-41WW 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 2GB DDR2 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 SYNCMASTER(21₺)

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS PRONTECH 1 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse MICROSOFT PS/2 1 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT PS/2 1 MULTIMIDIA 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) MICROSOFT XP8P2,(PROFESSIONAL),MS OFICE 2007,TALLY+ERP9

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: CHEMISTRY Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL CORE 13 1 2 Motherboard INTEL 61 WW 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 2GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7,32 BIT,MS OFFICE 2007,KASPARSKY INTERNET SECURITY 2013

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Dept: CHEMISTRY Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL CORE 13 1 2 Motherboard INTEL 61 WW 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4GB 1 5 Monitor LG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7,32 BIT,MS OFFICE 2007,KASPARSKY INTERNET SECURITY 2013

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: CHEMISTRY(LAPTOP)

(LANEVO) Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL CORE 13 1 2 Motherboard INTEL 61 WW 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 2GB 1 5 Monitor 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7,32 BIT,MS OFFICE 2007,KASPARSKY INTERNET SECURITY 2013

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Peripherals(ACTIVE) Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor (cpu) DUAL CORE 3.2 GHZ (INTEL) 3

2 Motherboard (M.B) DG-41 (INTEL ORIGINAL) 3 3 Hard Disk (HDD) 500 GB SATA SEGATE 3 4 RAM 2GB DDR-3 ZION 3 5 Monitor MICROTEK FLAT VISION 14” 3

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS PRONTECH 450W (CLONE) 3 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG SATA DVD WRITER 3 8 UPS MICROTEK VA 600 3 9 Mouse MULTIMEDIA (MICROSOFT) 3 PS/2 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT PS/2 3 MULTIMIDIA 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) WINDOWS XP, SP2, MS OFFICE 2007, ORACLE, VB6, TURBO C++ KWPIXX 3.5 (UNIX)

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Peripherals(ACTIVE) Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor (cpu) DUAL CORE G 645 2ND GEN 4

2 Motherboard (M.B) INTEL CHIPSET (DIGILITE) 4 3 Hard Disk (HDD) 500 GB SATA SEGATE 4 4 RAM 2GB DDR-3 ZION 4 5 Monitor 15”AOC (LCD) 4

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS ZEBRONICS SIMPLE 4 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer SAMSUNG DVD WRITER 4 8 UPS FRONTECH 600 VA 4 9 Mouse (MICROSOFT) USB 4 10 Keyboard MULTIMIDIA (USB) 4 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) OS- WINDOWS 7 (32 BIT) MS OFFICE 2007, VB6, ORACLE, DEV C

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Peripherals(ACTIVE) Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor (cpu) DUAL CORE 2.6 GHZ 4 (INTEL) 2 Motherboard (M.B) D-G31 PRL (INTEL) 4 3 Hard Disk (HDD) 250 GB SATA SEGATE 4 4 RAM 2GB DDR-2 ZION 4 5 Monitor PROVIEW CRT 14” 4

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS FRONTECH BALTIC 4 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER SATA 4 8 UPS FRONTECH 600 VA 4 9 Mouse (MICROSOFT) PS/2 4 10 Keyboard MULTIMIDIA (PS/2) 4 MICROSOFT 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) WINDOWS XP SP2, MS OFFICE 2003, VB6, ORACLE, TURBO C++

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Peripherals(ACTIVE) Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor (cpu) INTEL CELERON 2 1200MHZ 2 Motherboard (M.B) INTEL ORIGINAL 2 CHIPSET(61 WW) 3 Hard Disk (HDD) 20 GB SEGATE 2 4 RAM STARLITE 128 MBSD 2 5 Monitor SAMSUNG SYNCMASTER 2 591S 14”CRT

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS FRONTECH NORMAL 2 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG 52XCDROM 2 8 UPS NIL 9 Mouse (FRONTECH) PS/2 2 10 Keyboard MULTIMIDIA (PS/2) 2 SAMSUNG 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) WINDOWS XP SP2, MS OFFICE 2003, VB6, ORACLE, TURBO C++

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Peripherals(ACTIVE) Sl ITEM Description Quantity Remarks No. 1 Processor (cpu) INTEL CORE 13-2100 CPU(3.10 1 GHZ) 2 Motherboard INTEL ORIGINAL CHIPSET 1 (M.B) 3 Hard Disk (HDD) 500 GB SEGATE SATA 1 4 RAM STARLITE DDR-3 4GB 1 5 Monitor LG FLATRON E1941(LED)20” 1

6 ATX Cabinet + MICROTEK SIMPLE 1 SMPS 7 CD/ DVD LG DVD WRITER 1 ROM/Writer 8 UPS MICROTEK 600VA 1 9 Mouse MICROSOFT(USB) 1 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT(PS/2)MULTIMEDIA 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) WINDOWS 7, 32-BIT,MS OFFICE 2007 VB6, ORACLE, QUICK HEAL ANTIVIRUS

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Peripherals(ACTIVE) Sl ITEM Description Quantity Remarks No. 1 Processor (cpu) 2 Motherboard (M.B) 3 Hard Disk (HDD) 4 RAM 5 Monitor 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard 11 Inkjet Printer CANON 1980 INKJET 1 HP DESKJET INK ADV 2515 1 12 Laserjet Printer HP LASERJET P1007 1 13 Dot Matrix Printer WIPRO DOTMATRIX(WEP) 1 14 Scanner HPSCANJET 3500C 1 15 Speaker PRONTECH 211 STERO 5 16 Projector NIL 17 Modem TERACOM(BSNL BROADBAND) 1 18 Pendrive THUMB DRIVE 2GB (SCANDISK) 1 THUMBDRIVE2GB(TRANSOEND) 1 19 Others (Softwares)

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Peripherals(REJECTED) Sl ITEM Description Quantity Remarks No. 1 Processor (cpu) INTEL CELERON 1200MHZ 2

2 Motherboard INTEL ORIGINAL CHIPSET 2 (M.B) 3 Hard Disk (HDD) 20 GB SAMSUNG 2 4 RAM STARLITE 128 MB SD 2 5 Monitor MICROTEK FLATVISIONB 1 14”CRT 6 ATX Cabinet + FRONTECH NORMAL 2 SMPS 7 CD/ DVD LG52XCD ROM 2 ROM/Writer 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares)

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: ECOG+PLSG+HISG+JORG

Computer Peripherals

Sl ITEM Description Quantit Remark No. y s 1 Processor Intel (R) CORE(TM)2000CPU E4500@ 2.20 GHZ

2 Motherboard DG-41INTEL 3 Hard Disk 250 GB 4 RAM 1GB DDR2 5 Monitor MICROTECH

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS PRONTECH 7 CD/ DVD DVD WRITER(SAMSUNG) ROM/Writer 8 UPS APC600VA 9 Mouse PLEOMAX PS/2 10 Keyboard TVS PS/2 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer HP1020PLUS 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) WINDOWS XP,(PROFESSIONAL),SPL,MS OFICE 2007,

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: ELECTRONICS Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor Intel DUAL CORE 2.66 1 GHZ 2 Motherboard INTEL 945 CHIPSET 1 3 Hard Disk 160GB 1 4 RAM 2GB 1 5 Monitor LG LCD MONITOR(19₺) 1

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse MICROSOFT PS/2 1 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 MULTIMIDIA 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) Windows 7, 32-BIT,MS OFFICE 2007,DEVC++

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: OFFICE

iPad iPad mini Retina Display

 7.9 inch Retina Display  326 pixels per inch  A7 chip with 64-bit architecture and M7 motion coprocessor  5 MP iSight Camera with 1080p HD video recording  FaceTime HD Camera with 1.2 MP photo 720p HD video  Up to 10 hours battery life  Built-in Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n) with MIMO technology download speed upto 300Mbps

 Over 4,75,000 apps on Apps Store for iPad  iOS 8 and iCloud

Storage Wi-Fi Wi-Fi +Cellular

16GB Rs.28,900.00 Rs.37,900.00

32GB Rs.35,900.00 Rs.44,900.00

64GB Rs.42,900.00 Rs.51,900.00

128GB Rs.49,900.00 Rs.58,900.00

Additional Accessories

*Apple care protection plan for iPad (Extended warranty 1Year) Rs.4,300.00

*Lightning Digital AV Adapter ------Rs. 3,450.00

*Lightning VGA Adapter ------Rs. 4,200.00

*Apple Ear Pods ------Rs. 2,300.00

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: LAPTOP FOR TEACHERS

Computer Peripherals

LENOVO G580-20157

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor Intel (R)13-3110M 2.4 32 GHZ(3RD GEN) 2 Motherboard MOBILE INTELHM76 EXP. 3 Hard Disk 500GB 4 RAM 2GB DDR3 5 Monitor 15.6₺ LED 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) Windows 7 ULTIMATE 32-BIT ,KASPARASKY/QUICK HEAL ANTIVIRUS,MS OFFICE 2007

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: LAPTOP TEACHER-IN-CHARGE Computer Peripherals SONY E SERIES,MODEL-VPCEG3AEN

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor Intel Core 1.5-2450M 2.5GHZ 1 2 Motherboard Intel HM65 Exp.Ch1pse+ 3 Hard Disk 320GB 4 RAM 4GB DDR3 5 Monitor 14 ₺LED 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) Windows 7 Home Basic Spl,MS Office 2007,Quick Heal internet security 15.00 20 I PAD (16 GB) 2

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: LIBRARY Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL(R) CORE(TM)15-2320 1 [email protected] 2 Motherboard INTEL CHIPSET 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4 GB 1 5 Monitor LG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7,32 BIT,SOFT WARES-KOHA 3.12,MS OFFICE 2007

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: LIBRARY

Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL(R) CORE(TM) 2DUO 1 [email protected] 2 Motherboard INTEL DG-41 1 3 Hard Disk 350 GB 1 4 RAM 2 GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS XP,SP2,(PROFESSIONAL) SOFT WARES-KOHA 3.12,MS OFFICE 2007

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL 1 (R)CORE(TM)2DUO CPU 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 4 RAM 2GB 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer SAMSUNG DVD WRITER 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS XP SP2(PROFESSIOAL)MS OFFICE 2007 TURBO C++3.0

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL(R)PENTIUM(R)CPU 1 [email protected] 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4 GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICRISOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS XP SP2(PROFESSIOAL)MS OFFICE 2007 TURBO C++3.0

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL (R) CORE (TM)13- 1 2100 [email protected] GHZ 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4 GB 1 5 Monitor LG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer SAMSUNG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard TVS 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S- WINDOWS 7,32 BIT,MS OFFICE 2007,DEVC++

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor PENTIUM(R)DUALCORE 1 CPU [email protected] 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 2 GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard ENITIS 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS XP SP2(PROFESSIOAL)MS OFFICE 2007 TURBO C++3.0

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL(R)CORE(TM)2 1 DUO CPU [email protected] GHZ 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 250 GB 1 4 RAM 1 GB 1 5 Monitor LG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer SAMSUNG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard TVS 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS XP SP2(PROFESSIOAL)MS OFFICE 2007 TURBO C++3.0

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor Intel(R)PENTIUM (R)111 1 CPU 1200MHZ 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 40 GB 1 4 RAM 128 MB 1 5 Monitor SAMTRON 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer SAMSUNG 52XCD 1 WRITER 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS XP SP2(PROFESSIOAL)MS OFFICE 2007 TURBO C++3.0

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL(R)PENTIUM(R)CPU 1 G2020 @2.20 GHZ 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4 GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS MICROSOFT 1 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS XP SP2(PROFESSIOAL)MS OFFICE 2007 TURBO C++3.0

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: MATH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL(R)PENTIUM (R) 1 CPU [email protected] 2 Motherboard 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7, 32 BIT, , MS OFFICE 2007,DEV C++,

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: OFFICE PRANAB GHOSH Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor CORE 2DUO-2.40GHZ 1 2 Motherboard INTEL 945 M.B. 1 3 Hard Disk SEGATE 250 GB 1 4 RAM 1GB DDR2 1 5 Monitor LED SAMSUNG 1 SYNCMASTER(19₺)

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS PRONIECH PACE 1 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse LOGITECH PS/2 1 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT PS/2 1 MULTIMIDIA 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer EOSON LX-300+II 1 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) Windows 7, 32-BIT,MS OFFICE 2007

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: OFFICE SANAT BARUA Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor CORE 2DUO-2.40GHZ 1 2 Motherboard INTEL 945 M.B. 1 3 Hard Disk SEGATE 250 GB 1 4 RAM 1GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 SYNCMASTER(14₺) (CRT) 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS PRONIECHPACE 1 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse I BALL USB 1 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 MULTIMIDIA 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer HP LASERJET 1 M1216NFHMFP 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) Windows 7, 32-BIT QUICK HEAL ANTIVIRUS,MS OFFICE 2007

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BEHALA COLLEGE Dept: OFFICE SULAV CHATTERJEE Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor Intel 13-3.1 GHZ 1 2 Motherboard INTEL 61WW CHIPSET 1 3 Hard Disk 500GB(W.D) 1 4 RAM 4GB 1 5 Monitor LG LCD MONITOR(19₺) 1 (FLATRON) 6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS I BALL 1 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse I BALL USB 1 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 MULTIMIDIA 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer HP LASERJET P1007 1 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) Windows 7, 32-BIT QUICK HEAL ANTIVIRUS,MS OFFICE 2007

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: PHYSICS Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL (R) CORE(TM)15- 1 [email protected] 2 Motherboard ASUS Z87 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4 GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7, 32 BIT, , MS OFFICE 2007,DEV C++,MATLAB8.4

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: PHYSICS Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL (R) CORE(TM)13- 1 [email protected] 2 Motherboard INTEL 61 WW 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4 GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7, 32 BIT, , MS OFFICE 2007,DEV C++,MATLAB8.4

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: PHYSICS

Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL (R) CORE(TM)13- 1 [email protected] 2 Motherboard INTEL 61 WW 1 3 Hard Disk 500 GB 1 4 RAM 4 GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer LG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) O.S-WINDOWS 7, 32 BIT, , MS OFFICE 2007,DEV C++,MATLAB8.4

BEHALA COLLEGE

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Dept: PHYSICS Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL (R) 1 CORE(TM)2DUO CPU 2 Motherboard DG-41 INTEL 1 3 Hard Disk 350 GB 1 4 RAM 2 GB 1 5 Monitor LG 1

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer 8 UPS 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) WINDOWS XP SP3(PROFESSIONAL)MSOFFICE 2007,TURBO C++

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BEHALA COLLEGE

Dept: ZOOLOGY Computer Peripherals

Sl No. ITEM Description Quantity Remarks 1 Processor INTEL (R) 1 CORE(TM)2DUO 2 Motherboard DG-41INTEL 1 3 Hard Disk 250 GB 1 4 RAM 1GB 1 5 Monitor SAMSUNG 1 SAMTRON(15₺)

6 ATX Cabinet + SMPS 7 CD/ DVD ROM/Writer SAMSUNG DVD WRITER 1 8 UPS APC 600 VA 1 9 Mouse 10 Keyboard MICROSOFT 1 11 Inkjet Printer 12 Laserjet Printer HP LASERJET P1007 1 13 Dot Matrix Printer 14 Scanner 15 Speaker 16 Projector 17 Modem 18 Pendrive 19 Others (Softwares) WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL SP2, MS OFFICE 2007

REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL ANNEXURE -11

EMINENT RESEARCHERS WHO VISITED THE COLLEGE AND /OR WERE FELICITATED

Sl. Name of eminent researchers Department Date of visit in No. college/Felicitation 1. Prof. AmartyaSen, Nobel Laureate Economist Felicited on 21.12.12

2. Prof. SudhirChakroborty, Distinguished Professor on Felicited on 05.02.13 Folk-culture 3. Prof. TapanRoychoudhuri, Noted Historian, Professor, Oxford Felicited on 29.12.12 University 4. Prof. SekharSammadar, Jadavpur University Bengali 2010

5. Prof. SuranjanMidde, RabindraBharati University 18.12.11

6. Sri SubhamoyMondal, PaschimBanga Bangla Academy 18.12.11

7. Smt. SimaMukhopadhyay, Theatre personality 6.12.12

8. Prof. PinakeshSarkar, Jadavpur University 2012

9. Smt. ApalaBasu, Rabindrasangeet Exponent 2012

10. Prof. SyamalChakrabarti, Department of Chemistry, University Chemistry 09.12.10 of Calcutta 11. Prof. AlokmayDatta, Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics 09.12.10

12. Dr. BalaprasadAnkamwar, Department of Chemistry, University 09.12.10 of Pune 13. Dr. Amiya Kumar Panda, Department of Chemistry, University 10.12.10 of North Bengal 14. Professor Tarasankar Pal, Department of Chemistry, IIT 10.12.10 Kharagpur 15. Dr. AbhijitBandyopadhyay, Department of Polymer Science and 10.12.10 Technology, University of Calcutta 16. Prof. Kamal Bhattacharya, Palit Professor, Department. of 10.12.12 Chemistry, University of Calcutta 17. DrDilip K Maiti, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, 10.12.12 University of Calcutta 18. DrDebiprasadDuari, Director (Academic), MP Birla Planetarium 10.12.12

19. DrChittaranjanSantra, Associate Professor, Netajinagar College 10.12.12 REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL ANNEXURE -11 20. DrAbhijitBandopadhyay, Assistant Professor, Department of 10.12.12 Polymer Science, University of Calcutta 21. DrAnupPathak, Associate Professor, Bagnan College 10.12.12

22. DrSadananda Bhattacharya, Associate Professor, Scottish 10.12.12 Church College 23. Dr. SaswatiGhosh, City College Economics 08.05.2006

24. Dr. BiswajitMandal, VishwaBharati University 26.09.12

25. Dr. ChittabrataPalit, Jadavpur University History 7.9.2007

26. Dr. KaushikBandopadhyay, West Bengal StateUniversity 9.3.2011

27. Prof. Rana Roy, Chandan Nagar Government College 14.12.2011

28. Dr. Amit Bhattacharya, Jadavpur University 14.12.2011

29. Dr. Hasi Banerjee, Retired Professor, University of Calcutta 14.12.2011

30. Dr. AtishDasgupta, ISI, Kolkata 15.12.2011

31. Dr. ChittabrataPalit, Jadavpur University 7.9.2007

32. Dr. KaushikBandopadhyay, West Bengal State University 9.3.2011

33. Prof. Rana Roy, Chandan Nagar Government College 14.12.2011

34. Mihir Kumar Sen, Professor, Calcutta University Mathematics 26.09.12

35. Swami Vedswarupananda , Ramkrishna Mission, Golpark Philosophy 6.12.12

36. Prof.Karuna Bhattacharya, University of Calcutta 4.4.11

37. Dr. SubhashisChattopadhyay, Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre Physics 06.12.12 and 21.12.11

38. Dr. Kalyan Kumar Chattopadhyay, Jadavpur University - 06.12.12

39. Dr. DebiprosadDuari, M. P. Birla Institute of Fundamental 06.12.12 Research, M. P. Birla Planetarium 40. Prof. Malini Bhattacharya, Jadavpur University Political 08.05.2006 Science REACCREDITATION REPORT -2014 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - BEHALA COLLEGE, WEST BENGAL ANNEXURE -11 41. SupriyoRouth, National University of Juridical Sciences 23.02.07

42. SantwanChattopadhyay, Department of Journalism & Mass 23.02.07 Communication, Jadavpur University 43. Prof. AnindyoJyotiMajumder, Department of International 08.10.07 Relations and Strategic Studies, Jadavpur University 44. Sri SandhiMukhopadhyay, Ex-IPS Officer, Govt of India 22.01.13

45. Prof. ImanKalyanLahiri, Department of International Relations 22.01.13 and Strategic Studies, Jadavpur University 46. Prof SujatoBhadro, Associate Professor, ShibpurDinabandhu 22.01.13 Institution, and social activist 47. Prof. AmzedHossain, Alia University English 02.12.12

48. Prof. SharmisthaSrivastavaChatterjee, Alia University 02.12.12

49. Prof. SajalBhattacharjee, Ramkrishna Mission Residential 02.12.12 College 50. Prof.ArpaGhosh, Vivekananda Womens’ College 02.12.12

51. Prof. Sumita Banerjee , Loreto College 02.12.12

52. Prof. Jolly Das, UttarparaPearymohan College 02.12.12

53. Prof. AnusuaBhar, St. Paul’s Cathedral Mission College 02.12.12

54. Prof. ShubhasishBhattacharjee , Vivekananda College, 02.12.12 Thakurpukur 55. Prof. PallavSengupta, RabindraBharati University 12.12.13