College : A Glimpse:

Memari College, a NAAC Accredited College, is one of the most reputed institutes of higher learning in . It was out of the ardent and dedicated zeal of the educationalists of region and almost necessity of higher education for local and surrounding students that the College was established in the last phase of the last century. The College stands on a calm and quiet place encompassed by greenish natural boundaries far from the din and bustle of the semi- urban life. At present the physical infrastructure is spread over 11 (eleven) acre of beautiful campus covering state-of-the-art arrangement for creating a rich academic environment. The college has its own play ground and pond within its premises. The history of its establishment had undergone many protracted phases. Having suffered for about four decades of bittersweet quandaries, the college was born and began its journey on and from 16 December, 1981 in the nearby Memari Vidyasagar Memorial Institution, Unit-II, with only 51 students in B.A. Course. However, overcoming the initial hurdles of the construction of its dedicated building, the College was shifted to its own building in May 1985. The construction of building was accelerated with the financial assistance from U.G.C., the Govt. of West Bengal and generous donations by the local business community as well as common people, teaching, non-teaching & students of the College. Now it caters to the educational needs of more than 5300 students in three main Streams: Arts, Commerce & Science as well as professional one, like Computer Science. Having passed through ups and downs, the College has now attained its glorious position with prestigious NAAC Accreditation.

Memari College : Vision & Mission:

The College is highly successful in spreading higher education in this remote rural economically backward region where there is no college within a periphery of around 21(twenty one) Km. As a result, a large number of students, along with female candidates who had no opportunity to avail themselves of entering into the corridors of higher education from the families of landless farmers, daily wage earners and so on, may afford to be initiated into the higher education from the College. The College encourages the meritorious students from minority communities, Scheduled Castes & Tribes to get admission in this College. The College is motivated to encourage and spread higher education amongst the youth and thereby enlighten and enabling them to develop a scientific approach to life immune from prejudice and allied ills of the society. The College has achieved a dignified niche in the varsity by virtue of catering to the needs of the people in respect of education, training, employment access and equal opportunity in courses of its judicious functioning. Since we are always aware of our mission:

 To empower the local youth to seek employment and to go for Post-graduate education

 To make the youth students law-abiding and useful citizens of the country and infuse in them a sense of satisfaction for the betterment of the fellow

 To nurture the students educationally, mentally and physically

 To spread education with an emphasis on female empowerment and the minority sections

1  To develop the students in non-core options and entrepreneurial skills

 Resource mobilization and generation of employment opportunities for the students and ex-students

Memari College : Location

Memari College is located (23°9´55´´N and 88°9´9´´E) at Memari (a semi-urban town of Burdwan District), on -Burdwan Main-line by train. The place is 75 Km. away from Kolkata and by the side of National Highway 2 by road as well. It is only 25 Km. away from Burdwan (the Head Quarter of the Purba District) and is well connected by road and railways. It possesses various road linkages within the radius of 30 Km. with noteworthy villages and ganjas.

Memari College : Affiliation

Memari College is a Non-Govt (Govt. aided) College and affiliated to the . The College is registered in UGC under the Act 2(f) & 12(B). It is accredited by NAAC.

Memari College : Courses

Initially, the College had started with Arts Stream only. But the College is not concerned only about three ‘R’. It is our motto to inculcate the Rationality amongst the students for their Creative Reflection by Resourceful Faculty members and non-teaching staff. So, considering the changing scenario of the educational environment the college introduced new courses such as Commerce, Science, etc.

Core Courses

Arts, Commerce and Science Streams are taught in General & Honours Courses.

Honours Courses:

Arts : Bengali, Economics, Education, English, Geography, History, Philosophy, Political Science, , Mass Communication & Journalism, Music

Commerce : Accountancy

Science : Mathematics, Physics, Botany, Chemistry, Nutrition & Computer Science

General Courses :

Arts : Bengali, Economics, Education, English, Geography, History, Music, Philosophy, Physical Education, Political Science, Sanskrit

Commerce : As per the CBCS syllabus framed by the University of Burdwan

Science : Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Zoology & Botany

Professional Course: 2

Honours in Computer Science

Non-Core Courses:

Mobile repairing, Excel datasheet making, Entrepreneurial development; Agro-mechanical instrument repairing; two & three wheeler repairing, etc. under the financial assistance by MSME, Govt. of .

Memari College : Admission procedure:

Online Application Process:

All eligible candidates are required to register online through internet. Registration includes entries of student details. Successful registration means creation of registration id and password. The candidate needs to enter all the details in the form online. After the completely filled-up form is “submitted” by the candidate, the system will automatically generate candidate e-challan/offline challan for payment of registration fees (Rs 200/- for Honours and Rs 100/- for General courses).

For Date of registration, please follow the notice in the College website. If a candidate has paid the application fees online/offline but the “payment status” is seen to be “unpaid” s/he may see their Confirmation of Payment on the list published at college on 02.07.2018 positively. Even if the candidate is not on the list published on 02.07.2018, s/he is asked to approach the college office with the challan slip within 04.07.2018.

Merit list will be generated on the basis of category, honours subjects, and intake capacity. All reserved candidates shall be considered in unreserved list as well as reserved list. If such a candidate be found eligible for admission in both lists and he/she gets admission, he/she will be considered to have filled in the unreserved list.

Eligibility:

All the candidates who have passed H.S. Examination or equivalent (10+2) Examination in the year(s): 2015/2016/2017/2018 are eligible for applying for General Courses (Arts, Science and Commerce) in the College. The eligibility for the Honours subjects are given below:

HONOURS Subjects Minimum Total Marks in Minimum Marks (H.S./10+2) H.S./10+2 in Subject All Subjects 45% marks of Best 5 45% marks in H.S./10+2 (except Mass Communication, (Honours Subject) Physics, Computer Science, Music and Economics) Physics 45% marks of Best 5 Physics: 45% Mathematics: 30% Computer Science 45% marks of Best 5 Mathematics: 30% Mass Communication 45% marks of Best 5 Minimum 45% marks in any one Language Paper in H.S./10+2 Music 40% marks of Best 5 - Economics 45% marks of Best 5 Economics: 45% Mathematics: 30%

3 N.B. Students who had already taken admission in the college in the last session and have their Registration done at the University of Burdwan last year but did not fill-up their Examination Form for the Semester I may apply again online for Admission in the college in this session.

Eligibility for students from Vocational Stream(s):

As per the B.U. Rules a student passing 10+2 level with: (a) Vocational Engineering Technology (with pass marks in Mathematics) is eligible for admission to Computer Science (Honours) and to Pure Science/Arts (General); (b) Vocational Engineering Technology (without pass marks in Mathematics/without the subject Math.) is eligible for admission to B.A. (General);

(c) Vocational Agriculture is eligible to get admission in B.A./B.Sc. (General); (d) Vocational Business and Commerc is eligible to B.Com. (General) and B.A. (General); (e) Vocational Business and Commerc (with pass marks in Business, Mathematics and Statistics) is eligible to B.Com. (Honours); (f) Vocational Home Science is eligible to get admission in B.A. (General) only.

Calculation of Grade Point:

The admission will strictly be on merit basis. The merit list will be prepared on the basis of Grade Points obtained by the applicants. The procedure for calculating Grade Point is given below:

For Honours Course: (Except for applying into honours subjects: Mass Communication and Journalism and Music)

Grade Point = [Total marks obtained in Best FIVE papers in H.S./10+2 level (except Environmental Studies) + marks obtained in the subject applied for Honours Course]

* In case s/he has one language paper in H.S. Exam. (10+2), the marks of the same will be doubled. If the full marks of a subject is not 100, the same will be converted to a proportion of 100.

**In case the applicant student did not have Computer Science as a H.S./10+2 equivalent subject, the candidate needs to add their Mathematics marks from H.S./10+2 equivalent in its place. If the applicant student had Computer Application as 10+2 equivalent subject, the marks of Computer Application will not be taken into any consideration. Only Computer Science marks from 10+2 is to be added/considered.

Note: It is customary for the applicant student to have the specific Honours subject that s/he is applying Honours for in his/her chosen H.S. mark sheet. The score of the subject must be 45% or more. It is not applicable for the applicants of Mass Communication and Journalism, Music and Computer Science.

Example:

Language Papers Combination subjects Bengali English Sanskrit Geography History Philosophy ENVS 60 62 75 80 77* 82 85

*Applied for Honours in History Grade Point = (60+62+82+80+77+77*) = 431

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For Mass Comm. and Journalism and Music (Honours):

Grade Point = [Total marks obtained in Best FIVE papers in H.S./10+2 level (except Environmental Studies) + the highest marks obtained among the two Language papers]

N.B. After the admission into Music (Honours) the candidates have to appear in a comprehensive vocal screening test

For General Course (B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.):

Grade Point = Total marks obtained in Best FIVE papers in H.S./10+2 level (except Environmental Studies)

Subject distribution:

A. List of combination subjects for Honours Students:

The candidate is permitted to select only two elective combination subjects out of the enlisted elective combination subjects against the Honours subject for whom he/she is declared eligible. In no case he/she is allowed to select two elective combination subjects each one from two different Honours subjects or from the list against the Honours subject for which he/she is not declared eligible. Further, they are also directed to follow the restrictions given below.

Honours Elective Combination subject (any one) Subjects Economics Math. Statistics Beng. Hist. English Pol.Sc. Sansk. Music

Geography Math. Statistics Beng. Hist. English Pol.Sc. Phil. Sansk. Econ. Music

Bengali English History Pol.Sc. Phil. Music Econ. Sansk.

English Econ. History Pol.Sc. Bengali Phil. Music Sansk.

Education English History Pol.Sc. Bengali Econ. Sanskrit Music Phil.

History English Sanskrit Pol.Sc. Bengali Phil. Music Econ.

Philosophy English History Pol.Sc. Bengali Econ. Sanskrit Music

Pol.Science English History Music Bengali Econ. Sanskrit Phil.

Sanskrit English History Pol.Sc. Bengali Econ. Music Phil.

Chemistry Math. Physics Zoology Botany Nutrition Chem. Zoology Botany Computer Mathematics is compulsory Science

Mathematics Physics Chemistr Economics Statistics Computer Science y Accountancy As per CBCS syllabus (B.U.)

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Elective Combination subjects for General Stream:

A candidate seeking admission in Arts and Science General Stream is permitted to select three Elective Combination subjects from the list of elective combination subjects given below with due restrictions:

Elective Combination subjects for Arts Stream (any two subjects to be chosen):

1. Education/Geography/Physical Education 2. Bengali/Philosophy 3. English/Economics 4. History/Sanskrit. 5. Pol. Science/Music 6. Statistics 7. Santali Language

Elective Combination subject for Science Stream: Pure Science (any three subjects to be chosen):

1. Physics 2. Chemistry 3. Mathematics 4. Computer Science 5. Statistics 6. Economics

Bio Science

1. Botany 2. Zoology 3. Chemistry

Elective Combination subject for Commerce Stream:

As per the CBCS Syllabus (B.U.)

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Memari College: Intake:

Revised Intake Capacity for Different HONOURS Subjects Sl. OBC- OBC- No. Subjects GEN SC ST A B TOTAL 1 Accountancy (H) 60 22 6 7 5 100 2 Bengali(Hons) 52 19 5 6 4 86 9 4 1 2 1 3 Botany(Hons) 17 4 Computer Science(H) 25 9 3 3 2 42 5 Economics(Hons) 22 8 2 3 2 37 6 Education(Hons) 32 12 3 4 3 54 7 English(Hons) 52 19 5 6 4 86 8 Geography (Hons) 27 10 3 3 2 45 9 History(Hons) 52 19 5 6 4 86 10 Mathematics(Hons) 36 13 4 4 3 60 11 Philosophy(Hons) 52 19 5 6 4 86 12 Physics(Hons) 6 2 1 1 0 10 13 Political Science(H) 44 16 4 5 4 73 14 MUSIC 16 6 2 2 1 27 15 Sanskrit(Hons) 32 12 3 4 3 54 16 Mass Communication & 11 4 1 1 1 Journalism 18 17 Chemistry (Hons) 8 3 1 2 1 15 18 Nutrition (Hons) 14 5 2 2 1 25

Intake Capacity for Different General Courses Sl. OBC- OBC- No. Streams GEN SC ST A B TOTAL 1 B.A.(GENERAL) DAY 390 156 43 71 50 710 2 B.A.(GENERAL) MORNING 483 193 53 88 62 879 3 B.SC.(GENERAL) 34 12 3 4 3 56 4 B.CO.M.(GENERAL) 154 56 15 18 13 256

7 Memari College: Academics:

Academic Calendar :

Academic Calendar prepared by the College Administration in consultation with the concerned faculty is given to the students which help them to know syllabus, academic plan, class programmes, etc. It also helps them to know the yearly academic programmes, teaching days of the College and others.

Teaching:

The College has (twenty one) full time, distinguished and sincere faculties. Equally integral and qualified 36 (thirty six) contractual and guest lecturers are serving the College by discharging their conscientious and sincere duties. In addition to chalk and talk method class room interaction, field work, group discussion, class room lecture series and virtual class rooms are also adopted as teaching aids to impart knowledge to the students effectively. The audio-visual aids, over head projectors and computers are used in the class rooms for teaching in many departments. Tutorial and Remedial classes are taken on a regular basis, when applied-for, and special emphasis is given to less gifted students from backward communities.

Non-teaching Staff:

The College has an all-round competent staff whose devotion to students’ welfare as well as in the activities associated with the development of the college are remarkable and praise- worthy. In response to the changing scenario in the college administration process they make themselves competent by introducing the computerization and semi-automation in the central administration process. They are so cordial to the students that they never watch the watch in discharging their duties. Only 24 (twenty four) hands cover the duties of 40 (forty) hands.

Research Activities:

The College has a strong foundation on Research work. The faculties have completed several UGC projects. Four Research projects are going at present including one Major Research Project. Five Faculties are carrying doctoral research works. Several Ph.D. scholars are being supervised by the faculty member of Memari College. The faculty of the College also supervised the research project of IIFH Hyderabad. The faculties have more than 35(thirty five) books and hundreds articles with National and International recognition.

Memari College: Resource Centres:

Library: The Central Library of the College has a resourceful collection of over 21,500 Books and total numbers of Journals is 2485 including reference Books. The Library also subscribes to some famous montly Journals and Magazines. The Library is about to be fully computerized under Koha 2.2.8 for Windows & Koha 3 for Linux (open source) software gifted by Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan. Student can get full information about his/her demand only by stroking the key-board of the Desktop installed before the lending table of the Library. The College has Internet as well as C-D Library facilities and also teaching aids like Atlas, Models, etc. in the Library. The Students can avail their reading room facility as well. The students are asked to follow strictly the rules and regulations of the Library. Besides the Central Library of the College most of the departments have their own departmental Library for the students. The Library lends books to needy students from its Book Bank.

Computer Laboratory: The College has a state-of-the-art Computer Laboratory for the students with more than 20 Computer sets and internet connections. 8

Multi-gymnasium: The College has a well equipped Multi-gym installed in a large Gymnasium Hall with other facilities like locker room, grass bed for warm-up, for the students. A well trained Instructor trains the students with modern gadgets and instruments.

Memari College: Extra-curricular Activities:

N.C.C. : There are two units of N.C.C. in the College, one for male students and other for girls students. The outstanding cadets have the scope for employment. The excellent performance of the department motivated the concerned authority so as to select the college for organizing two successive National Integration Camps- 2009 & 2010.

N.S.S. : The College has three motivated N.S.S. Units. The Units serve various community development programmes like village and slum development, pre-schooling camp, social awareness programme like pulse-polio, etc.

Games & Sports: The College provides ample scopes for both indoor and outdoor games and sports facilities for the students. The College provides necessary infrastructures for the purpose. The students of the College take active part in various Games & Sports. In fact there is a formal degree course on Physical Education as well. Apart from Annual Sports events the College sends outstanding sports persons to participate in different Inter-Collegiate, District and State Sports Meets. Every year three to four students represent U-19 Bengal State Cricket Team, as well as University Cricket Team. Huge students participated in National level Football competition, Yoga competition and other events organized by recognized authorities.

College Magazine: The College Magazine ‘Abhih’ is regularly published to nurture the literary and communicative potential of the College. The departments also publish wall magazine where their cultural and aesthetic talents are reflected.

Memari College: Students Welfare:

Free studentship: Free studentship is granted to the needy students on the basis of merit and attendance. For the purpose applications should reach the Principal within the stipulated time following notification in this regard put up in the College notice board.

Students Aid Fund: Financial help at a time from Students Aid Fund are granted to the students in capable of paying Tuition Fees and other dues. The financial status of such students is to be determined by the appropriate authoritative documents.

Scholarships : The staff of the College help the students to avail the various scholarships from Govt.departments like B.C.W., Labour Welfare, WBMFDC, etc. and private concerns like Zindal etc. by providing information etc.

Students Identity Card: Each student is required to collect Identity Card duly signed by the Principal of the College to prove himself/herself a bonafied member of the College and any student of the College has to produce Identity Card when asked by the Principal. Identity Card must be renewed every year.

Students Union : All the enrolled students are considered as member of the Students Union. Every year the student members elect their Class Representatives who in turn, elect office bearers 9 of the Union through democratic process. The Students Union is looking after implementation of Students Welfare Schemes and in co-operation with the Teachers and Staff ensure students participation in diverse cultural activities like recitation, debates, social activities, etc.

Students Health Home: All students of the College are required to take membership of the Students Health Home which extend all types of medical facilities to the students.

Memari College: Other facilities:

Canteen: The College has a Canteen within the campus which provide hygienic food for the students and the staff at an affordable cost. It remain open during the college hours.

Parking facilities: Inside the campus of the College there is provision for keeping Bi-Cycles, Motor Bikes of the students and the staff and the Care-taker of the Stand should be paid his/her dues in time.

Traveling facilities: Railway concession is allowed to genuine outstation students intending to commute from other Railway Station. Students must note that the College authority shall initiate strict action against Ticket less students if it is referred to the College.

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Endowments: The College has nine Endowments.

Name of the Donors In Memoriam Winner Date of commencement Dr Kalyani Bhattacharya, Giribala Smriti i) The highest scorer Ex-Reader-in-Bengali. Puraskar of the Girls Student Memari College (two nos.) in Part-I Examination of B.U. ii) The highest scorer 15.02.1996 in Bengali Hons. in Part-III Exam. of B.U. Dr Manika Chakrabarti, Heramba Smriti The highest scorer in Ex-Reader in History. Puraskar. History Hons. in Part- 15.02.1996 Memari College III Exam. of B.U. Smt Banani Das, Liladevi Smriti The highest scorer in Associate Prof. in Pol.Sc. Puraskar Pol.Science Hons. in 21.05.2002 Memari College Part-III Exam. of B.U.

Name of the Donors In Memoriam Winner Date of commencement Dr Kalyani Bhattacharya, Jogendra The admitted student Ex-Reader-in-Bengali. Choudhury in Bengali Hons. Memari College & secured highest 08.06.2005 Charudevi marks in Bengali in Smriti Puraskar H.S. Exam. Sri Gopal Ch. Santra, Radhakrishna Highest Retired Teacher (Manirambati) Smriti Puraskar attendance(%) in 1st 01.05.2005 year class. Dr Gopi Kanta Konar Tulisidevi Best two scorers in Ex-Principal, Memari College. Smriti Puraskar Hons. courses in Arts 10.08.2007 (Two Nos.) Stream. Dr Gopi Kanta Konar Dr.Gobinda Ch. Best two scorers in Ex-Principal, Memari College. Konar Smriti Hons. courses in 11.12.2007 Puraskar Science Stream. (Two Nos.) Smt Sulekha Konar Satyanarayan i)Highest scorer in Natunpally, Burdwan. Samanta Smriti Hons. course and Puraskar (two ii)the Highest scorer 11.11.2007 nos.) in General course in Commerce Stream. Smt Banani Das, Dhirendra The highest scorer in Associate Prof. in Pol.Sc. Smriti Puraskar Pol.Sc. in Part-III 11.12.2007 Memari College General Exam. of B.U.

11 Services & Assistance:

Besides, educational advice, the faculties of the College help the students by offering their valued opinion regarding personal and social problems of the students. Even in need, professors and Staff of the College provide medical assistance and contact guardians.

Memari College: Special Activities:

Remedial Coaching:

A good percentage of students are either from less gifted families or from first generation learner families. For this they fail to match with other students in the class rooms. By arranging Remedial Classes after 4 p.m., if/when needed, and in Holidays by the financial assistance of UGC under XI Plan the College, trying to equalize all the students in academic concern. The classes are arranged for five days in a week and the study materials are supplied free of cost. The students can get Library facilities provided by this Coaching Centre.

Career & Counselling Cell :

The College is situated in a semi-urban area. Memari College received grants from UGC under XI Plan to inform, motivate and encourage the present 3rd yr. students and the ex-students of the locality with respect to the present position and demand supply situation of job markets, self-employment facilities and entrepreneurial opportunities by establishing a Counseling Cell. The College has established such a Cell and has appointed a Co-ordinator cum Resource person who has a command over/an authority to the subject concern. So many journals, periodicals, appointment gazettes are deployed and delivered in the cell to facilitate the students for preparing for competitive examinations.

Coaching Classes for Entry in Services:

The College does not complete its duty only providing counsel for job markets etc. It established Coaching Classes for Entry in Services with assistance of UGC XI Plan for those students who are seeking job determined by the Career & Counseling Cell. The Coaching Centre boasts of a separate Library facility accessible to the students.

Memari College : College & University Examinations:

Besides, the Class Test Examinations arranged by the Department concerned the College arranged at least one Test Examination in each year separately (1st yr., 2nd yr. & 3rd yr.) and the results of the said examinations will be counted to sent-up students for University Final examinations.

12 Memari College General Rules & Regulations:

Attendance of Students: The current Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) gives due importance to attendance of students. The CBCS also emphasized on attendance by crediting and allowing marks to attendance. According to UGC Rules, in the internal assessments (which are compulsory to the Courses) the following marks is attributed to the student(s) accordingly:

Percentage of Attendance in Class Marks Allotted out of 5 (in each Honours/Pass paper/Core Course) 50% to 60% 2 Marks 61% to 75% 3 Marks 76% to 90% 4 Marks 91% to 100% 5 Marks Less than 50% N.A.

A regular student of the college must have to attend at least 50% of classes held during the particular academic semester, failing which the candidate shall be treated as Non-collegiate (more than 50%):

 Students are expected to go through the college Notice Board(s) regularly;

 Students are expected to be co-operative and well-mannered in dealing with their Teachers, Non-teaching staff and their fellow friends;

 All the Honours and General Students must appear at the Test Examinations conducted by the Department concerned and/or the College;

 Every student must use College property like furniture, laboratory equipments and consumables, electrical and toiletry fittings, library books, etc. with due care and caution. Any student found damaging the college property shall be summarily punished;

 Students have to participate in (and keep discipline in) the various function, meeting, competitions, Students’ Union election and such activities in the College;

 No students will be allowed to get in or out of a class, examination hall without the Teacher’s permission;

 Practice of ragging and eve-teasing are punishable offence;

 The Institution expects every student to have self-respect and be proud of being a student of MEMARI COLLEGE.

13 Memari College: Teaching Staff:

PRINCIPAL : Dr Debasis Chakroborty

LIBRARIAN : Smt Chaitali Biswas

ARTS STREAM:

BENGALI DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Koushik Bandyopadhyay 2. Sri Kastur Amed Molla 3. New Post Sanctioned (one) vacant

ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT:

1. Substantive Post (vacant): 2

EDUCATION DEARTMENT:

1. Sri Nirmal Kumar Mondal

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT:

1. Smt Bonoshree Majhi 2. Sri Abhilash Dey 3. Substantive Post (vacant): 1

GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT:

1. Smt Jayati Bhattacherya 2. Sri Pradip Kumar Paul 3. Smt Mun Mun Banerjee

HISTORY DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Sudipta Mukherjee 2. Substantive Post (vacant): 1

MUSIC DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Mali Mitra

PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT:

1. Sri Biswajit Hazra 2. Sri Milan Natuya

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Sukanta Saha.

POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT:

14 1. Smt Banani Das 2. Smt Chitralekha Kanjilal

SANSKRIT DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Kakali Dutta, 2. Smt Chetana Mukherjee

COMMERCE STREAM:

1. Sri Dhananjoy Chatterjee 2. Sri Bidyut Kumar Chowdhury 3. Sri Asit Baran Ghosh 4. Sk Mujibar Rahaman

SCIENCE STREAM:

CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Atiur Ahmed

COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT:

1. Substantive Post (vacant): 1

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Anupam Garai 2. Dr. Phonindra Nath Das

PHYSICS DEPARTMENT:

1. Dr Pitambar Paul

STASTICS DEPARTMENT:

1. Substantive Post (vacant): 1

15 MEMARI COLLEGE: (Govt. Approved) Part-time Teaching Staff:

BENGALI DEPARTMENT:

1. Sri Rabin Majumdar 2. Sri Debdulal Mukherjee 3. Smt. Narayani Santra (Majhi)

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:

1. Sri Subhadip Mukherjee

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT:

1. Abdus Sattar Mallick

GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT:

1. Sri Prasenjit Saha

HISTORY DEPARTMENT:

1. Saptarshi Choubey 2. Smt Susmita Ghosh 3. Sri Jagabandhu Das

MUSIC DEPARTMENT:

1. Smt. Gitanjali Ghosh 2. Sri Dibyendu Banerjee

PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT:

1. Smt. Pampa Chakraborty 2. Smt. Manami Mukherjee

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:

1. Sri Tapas Pradhan

SANSKRIT DEPARTMENT:

1. Smt. Soma Debbhuti 2. Smt. Antara Konar 3. Smt. Suranjita Dey 4. Smt. Madhumita Samanta 5. Saiyad Md. Moniruddin

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT:

1. Sri Pradip Bhattacharya

16 COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT:

1. Sri Amitava Biswas 2. Sri Bappaditya Sar

Memari College: Non-Teaching Staff:

1. Sri Rabindra Nath Saha 2. Sri Samir Kumar De 3. Sri Narayan Chakraborty 4. Smt Snehalata Mandi 5. Sri Mukesh Sharma 6. Sri Lakshman Ch. Kshetrapal 7. Sri Ramaprasad Chatterjee 8. Smt. Manjulata Nandy 9. Smt. Rupkumari Das 10. Sri Baneswar Tudu 11. Sri Anupam Chakraborty 12. Sri Asoke Kumar Maji 13. Ramjan Ali Mondal 14. Sri Kalu Roy 15. Sri Basudev Paul 16. Sri Domkol Murmu 17. Sri Sontosh Bauri 18. Sri Bijoy Ch. Chandra 19. Sri Shyamal Kumar Roy 20. Smt. Radha Dom 21. Saiful Islam Mondal 22. Sri Avishek Majhi

Memari College: Casual Non-Teaching Staff:

1. Sri Shyamal Kumar Ray 2. Sri Rajkumar Ghosh 3. Sri Biswanath Samanta 4. Sri Debasish Mukherjee 5. Sri Dipak Mondal 6. Sri Subal Harijan 7. Sri Arvind Ram 8. Sri Jitendra Singh 9. Sri Soumitra Sain 10. Smt Pampa Das 11. Sri Rajesh Sharma 12. Sri Dulal Roy 13. Sri Dipak Hazra 14. Sri Jatin Das 15. Sri Shanta Majumdar

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