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BHAIRAB GANGULY COLLEGE [Govt. Aided College with UG and Autonomous PG Courses] RUSA-funded NAAC 'A' Grade Institution (AISHE Code : C-43363) Feeder Road, Belgharia, Kolkata - 700056, West Bengal, India. Phone: (033) 2564 3191, Fax: (033) 2564 3191 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Web: bhairabgangulycollege.ac.in UG & PG PROSPECTUS 2021-22 Preface Bhairab Ganguly College hereby presents its annual prospectus for the session 2021-22 with the intention of availing the newly admitted students of the essential information regarding the institution and the offered UG and PG courses. Special care has been taken to present all the dimensions of the institution including departmental profiles, staff details, campus facilities, committee details, extra-curricular activities and special achievements in the most palatable way possible. With the newly emergent need for prioritizing the accessibility of all the college staff, all their contact details have been appended in due places. The path of struggle and glorious achievements that has led to the present glory has been well documented to get the students acquainted with the heritage they now become a part of. The constraints of the pandemic have compelled the institution to prepare the soft copy of the prospectus only. With the possible improvement of the situation, however, one can hope to bring back the hard copy with its ineffable charm in the sessions to come. Presently the prospectus aims to serve as a token for all the dreams the institution has realized, as well as the ones it strives to turn into reality. Prospectus Committee Date : 01/07/2021 Bhairab Ganguly College i | UG & PG PROSPECTUS, 2021-22 The Reasons to T Bhairab Gangulyake Admission College in 22 UG Ho nours C ourses 24 UG General Courses Tuition Fee concession for Virtua l Classro meritorious students Strong Alumni P om ool F Peaceful Academic ree doc Museum " tors che Th Atmosphere ck-up (Dept e He Meteorological . o ritage" f Hist Chea ory) p Can Observatory teen Ragging-Free Campus CCTV Surveillance Departmental and Well- Equippe Placement and Central Library Facility Labora d tories Career Counselling cell Highl y Educ Ski ated & E-library Cheap S lled Fa tore culties 100% Assistance Many Stu ICT Enabled dents Cleared for Placement Comp Classrooms etitive exams Medicinal E-Re source Free Psychological Plant Garden zone Counselling 4 PG C Ope ourses F n Ai (Engli ree acc r Cla G sh, Urdu A.C ess to ssr eograp , . Multi- oom hy and C Gymnas ommerc ium Wi e) -fi facility and Facilities for NSS National Level Big Indoorf Sportsor all s tCompleudents Differently Abled Students Placement in T x (T CS, Amazon, WIPRO aruner Swapna) Many Students cleared NET , Cognizant etc. The only college in W , SET, IITJAM (M.Sc.), WBCS English, Hindi, Sanskritest Bengal and where Urdu) five are languages being taught (Bengali, Assists students to get state aided scholarship lik Kanyashree Prak Assists students for Students'alpa, CreditTalent Card support Scheme, and others 2021e SVMCM, of the Government of W WE NURTURE estT Bengal ALENT ADMISSION OPEN FOR 2021-2022 ii | UG & PG PROSPECTUS, 2021-22 Strong Alumni Pool Some of the Eminent Alumni of our College Name Designation Current Affiliation Dr. Amitava Dutta Scientist 'E' ISRO, Bangalore Dr. Sandip Mukherjee Scientist 'F' ISRO, Bangalore Joint Commissioner of Revenue, Mr. Soumitra Giri Government of West Bengal WBCS (Executive) Mr. Shanu Gayen Revenue Officer, WBCS (Executive) Government of West Bengal Ms. Renuka Khatun Block Development Officer, WBCS (Executive) Government of West Bengal Assistant District Controller, Smt. Debolina Hore Government of West Bengal Food and Supplies,North 24 Parganas, (WBCS) Mr. Arindam Adhikary District Superintendent of Police Government of West Bengal Smt. Madhurima Roy Sr. Field Investigation Officer CBI, Government of India Mr. Suvadip Ghatak Assistant Section Officer Food Corporation of India Mr. Ratnadip Biswas Officer, Department of Income Tax Government of India Smt. Manjari Dam Assistant Librarian National Library Smt. Durba Bhattacharya Assistant Accounts Officer Ministry of Defence, Government of India Smt. Mohana Accounts Cadre Majumder Pay and Accounts Officer (Ministry of Finance, Government of India) Smt. Nabanita Basu Mukherjee Dist. Coordinator CHCMI, Government of West Bengal Mr. Joydeep Ghosh Assistant Manager Punjab National Bank Mr. Pratik Basu Branch Head State Bank of India Late Prof. (Dr.) Department of Economics, University of Calcutta Sarbajit Chaudhuri Former Professor and Head School of Basic Sciences, Dr. Niranjan Halder Associate Professor (Senior Scale) Manipal University, Jaipur Dr. Ajoy Ghosh Assistant Professor St. Xaviers College (Autonomous), Kolkata Environmental Science, Dr. Misha Roy Assistant Professor Vidyasagar University, West Bengal Mr. Sayan Mukherjee Assistant Professor Sundarban Mahavidyalaya Smt. Sumana Assistant Professor Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri College Bhattacharjee iii | UG & PG PROSPECTUS, 2021-22 Name Designation Current Affiliation Mr. Rajat Halder Assistant Professor Basirhat College Smt. Ansumita Chakraborty Roy Assistant Professor Mahisadal Girls College Mr. Pranabpati Karmakar Assistant Professor Bangabasi College Mr. Sourav Das Assistant Professor Asutosh College Smt. Saswati Ray Assistant Professor Sarsuna College Ramkrishna Mission Residential College, Mr. Tanmoy Biswas Assistant Professor Narendrapur Mr. Tanmoy Roy Assistant Professor Siddhinath Mahavidyalaya, Panskura Mr. Sayan Roy Assistant Master New Integrated Govt. School, Jhargram Smt. Tulika Biswas Assistant Teacher (PG Grade) WBSSC Smt. Sangita Ghosh Assistant Teacher (PG Grade) WBSSC Mr. Subhankar Joadder Assistant Manager HDFC Bank CMA Mousam Roy Team Leader-Accounting & Tax Advisor Infosys BPM Ltd. Life Sciences Research Unit, Dr. Arindam Deb Domain Team Leader Persistent Systems Ltd., Pune Mr. Sumit Kumar Das Territory Sales Executive Sun Pharma Laboratories Ltd. Smt. Nabadita Bala Sarkar Deputy Manager Max Life Insurance District Institute of Education Mr. Bikas Samanta Officer In-Charge and Training, Bankura Smt. Puja Shaw Senior Consultant Price Waterhouse Cooper's Ltd. Dr. Sampurna R oy Choudhury Regional Medical Advisor Abbott Healthcare (Eastern Zone) Mr. Shibajee Dutta Assistant Senior Manager (East India) Thermo Fisher Scientific Ms. Ishwarya Bose Process Enabler TCS Dr. Rupa Sanyal State Aided College Teacher Bhairab Ganguly College Smt. Anindita Bhattacharyya State Aided College Teacher Bhairab Ganguly College Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Ms. Kanika Das State Aided College Teacher Vivekananda Vidyabhavan Ms. Swapna Roy State Aided College Teacher Amdanga Jugal Kishore Mahavidyalaya Smt. Lipika Ghosh Roy State Aided College Teacher Gobardanga Hindu College Mr. Sourav Pakrashy SRF (Senior Research Fellow) Indian Institute of Chemical Biology Mr. Suvam Sarkar Project Assistant ICMR COVID-19 Project, CNCI, Kolkata iv| UG & PG PROSPECTUS, 2021-22 Contents Members of the Governing Body, Internal Quality Assurance Cell, 1 Finance & Purchase Sub-Committee & Academic Sub-Committee Mission & Vision 2 Inception 3 From the Desk of the President of the Governing Body 4 From the Desk of The Principal 5 Down Memory Lane 6-7 Floor-Wise Information 8-9 Teaching Faculty of the College 10-13 Non-Teaching Staff of the College 13-15 Different Committees of the College 16-19 Student Support Services & Infrastructural Facilities 20 Courses Offered 20 Proposed Structure under Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) for three years B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (Hons./Major/General.) 21-22 Unique Achievements and Facilities 23 Infrastructure 23 Library 24 Laboratories 25 Honours & General Courses 26-51 Subject Combination & Fees Structure 52-63 Prohibition of Ragging 64 Anti Ragging Committee 65 Teachers to meet 65 Office Section 65 List of Selected Webinars, Conferences & Online Cultural Programs Organized by the College during COVID-19 Pandemic 66-68 National Service Scheme (NSS) 69 Students' Forum 70 Social Outreach Programme 71-73 Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) 74 Netaji Subhas Open University (NSOU) 75 Directorate of Distance Education : Vidyasagar University 76 Post Graduate Courses 77-84 Code of Conduct 85 Proposed/tentaive# Academic Calendar for the Session 2021-22 86-89 Holiday List 2021-22 90 Acknowledgement 91 v | UG & PG PROSPECTUS, 2021-22 Members of the Governing Body President 4Sri Tapas Roy, Member of Legislative Assembly, Baranagar Constituency, Govt. of West Bengal Secretary 4Prof. (Dr.) Subhranil Som, Principal, Bhairab Ganguly College Members Government Nominee: University Nominee: 4CA Srikumar Banerjee 4Dr. Samir Kumar Ghosh 4Dr. Samarendra Barik 4Dr. Indrani Sen Teachers' Representatives: Non-Teaching Representatives: 4Sri Manabes Majumdar 4Sri Biswanath Dey 4Dr. Sanjit Kr. Das 4Sri Manik Sarkar 4Dr. Rajesh Koner Students' Representative Members of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Chairman: Coordinator: 4Prof. (Dr.) Subhranil Som 4Dr. Dhananjoy Halder Management Representative: 4CA Srikumar Banerjee Administrative Officers: 4Sk. Makhleswar Rahaman 4Dr. Sahana Chakraborty 4Dr. Shyamali Dewan 4Dr. Tarasankar Maiti 4Dr. Probir Karar Teacher members: 4Dr. Gopal Chandra Giri 4Dr. Manisha Sarkar 4Dr. Debabrata Bhadra 4Dr. Saurav Shome 4Sri Vijay Anand Sah 4Dr. Rumdeep K. Grewal 4Dr. Anulipi Aich 4Sri Krishanu Ghosh Alumni Representative: 4Sri Sayan Mukherjee Local Society Representative (Academician): 4Dr. Ashoke Kumar Mishra Industrialist: Student Representative: 4Sri
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