DR. KANAILAL BHATTACHARYYA COLLEGE (NAAC RE-ACCREDITED (Thrice) WITH GRADE-‘B’) Valid Upto March 2020 (A Co-Educational Degree College) Affiliated to University of Calcutta & U. G. C.
Estd – 1985 PROSPECTUS Academic Session – 2019-2020
15, Kona Road, Ramrajatala, P.O. - Santragachi, Howrah-711104 Ph : 2627-2490 (College Office) 2627-2471 (NSOU Office) (SAT.-SUN. 2.00 P.M. - 4.00 P.M.) Fax : 91332627-3241 E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.drklbcollege.ac.in Important Warning The College Authority reserves the right to cancel/reject/nullify any admission of any candidate unless and until the admission is regularised by the University authority. If any mistake/error is noticed at the time of scrutiny of Registration by the University authority, the sole responsibility of such error will lie with the candidate concerned.
Students are hereby instructed to sign in the University Check List from the date of commencement of B.A. / B.Sc. / B. Com. 1st Yr. Classes within 31/07/ 2019 of also to fillup C.U. Registration Form, failing which C.U. Registration would be cancelled.
1 : NAAC ACCREDITION-Brief Summary :
Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College is now one of the few tertiary institutions of higher education to be assessed and accredited thrice by NAAC. The College was assessed and accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in 2004 and reassessed and reaccredited by the same authority in 2009. After meticulous inspections, the college was awarded C++(67.70%) and 'C' (1.91 CGPA) grades in 2004 and 2009 respectively. The College has been also assessed and accredited by NAAC for the third time in Dec. 2014 and was re-accredited with a CGPA of 2.01 on a four point scale at ‘B’ Grade. These results stand for the continuous progress and development of the institution.
2 Achievement of the College 1. This College is a Recipient of RUSA Funds for Infrastructure upgradation
1st Installment : 50,00.000 (2015-16) 2nd Installment : 72,91,667 (2015-16) 3rd Installment : 72,91,667 (2017-18) Total : 1,95,83,334
The above fund was properly utilised and UC submitted in due time.
2. The college also Received Rs. 10,00,000 vide Memo No. 1114 (SANC)/EH/P/CS/10M-108/ 2017 Dated 21.03.2018 from Deputy Secretary Highe Education. Science & Technology and Biotechnology (Higher Education) for the purpose of purchase of Furniture, Books, Equipments, Computers, etc.
3 Instructions to Students : 1. 'First year students are hereby instructed to sign in the University of Calcutta Check List from the date of commencement of BA/B.Sc./B.Com classes within two months and also to fill up C.U. Registration Form, failing which, C.U. Registration can not be issued for the absentance students. 2. If a student fails to substantiate the information submitted during admission for the purpose of fulfilling the formalities for obtaining University of Calcutta Registration or for any other purpose the college finds appropriate, his/her admission would be cancelled. 3. The undersigned is directed to forward you the University Notifications No. CSR/3/18, dt. 07.05.2018 and CSR 4/18, dt. 07,2018, containing new Admission & Examination Regulations for Semester-wise three-year (six semesters) B.A./B.Sc. (Honours/General) and B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (Major) Courses of studies under CBCS and B.Com CSR 64/17 with amendments 10118. This new Admission and Examination Regulation is in effect from the academic session, i.e., 2018-2019. The 3 year B.A/B.Sc. (Honours/General) Programme shall be for a minimum duration of six (6) consecutive semesters of six (6) months each i.e., three (3) years. The Odd semester will start ordinarily in the month of July and the even semester in the month of January of every year under CBCS (Choice-based Credit System) university of Calcutta. A candidate pursuing a regular course of study for three-year semester-wise degree course shall have to clear all the semesters in all respects within a span of fiver years from the year of admission to the particular course and combination, failing which enrolment of the candidate shall stand cancelled. 4. Applicability of the Regulation These regulations shall be applicable to : a. The students who are taking admission to the B.A/B.Sc. (Honours/General)( Course from the academic session 2018-2019. b. The students who were admitted a earlier sessions but did not enroll for B.A./B.Sc/ B.Mus. (Honours/General) Part I Examinations up to 2018. c. The students who were admitted in earlier sessions and enrolled for B.A./B.Sc. (Honours/General) Part I Examinations did not appear in Part I Examinations up to 2018, d. The students who were admitted in earlier sessions and appeared in B.A./B.Sc/ B.Mus.(Honours/General) Part I Examinations in 2018 or earlier shall continue to be guided by the existing Regulations of Annual System. 5. It is compulsory for the students of B.A./B.Sc./ Hons. Gen 1st yr (Sem 1 and Sem 2) and B.Com 2nd year (Sem 3 and Sem 4) to appear for internal assessment. B.A./B.Sc. 2nd year and 3rd yr. and B.Com 3rd year as per University Calendar.
4 6. Students enrolling for the honours course cannot change their given subject combination, as mentioned in the prospectus. 7. Availing the library facility is mandaroty for the honours students. 8. College fees are to be deposited on time. Non-payment of any outstanding fee would result in the non-publicaiton of the result and even a suspension of the candidature. Monthly fees are to be deposited in the Santragachi Co-operative Bank (Ramrajatala Branch) within the 7th and the 20th of every month. 9. College campus and class rooms should be kept clean. 10. Cycles are to be kept in the cycle stand alone and nowhere else. 11. Under no circumstances, the discipline and the academic atmosphere can be violated. 12. NO STUDENTS WILL BE ALLOWED to enter the college Campus WITHOUT THEIR IDENTITY CARD. Rules Regarding Admission (a) For admission to the Honours courses the minimum marks to be obtained in the H.S. examinations is 500/250 and 90/45 in the desired subject or 110/55 in the desired subject. (b) Admission in U.G. Colleges of C.U. will be on the basis of College level on-line admission procedure intoduced by the Calcutta University from 2015-16 academic session. c) There will be one Admission Window in the College Campus. d) Interested Candidates are requested to visit Calcutta University website regularly. Website : www.caluniv.ac.in Attendence (a) A student attending at least 75% of the total number of classes [60% to less than 75% =6, 75% to less than 90% = 8, 90% and above = 10] held shall be allowed to appear at the concerned Examinations. (b) A student attending at least 60% but less than 75% of the total number of classes* held shall be allowed to appear at the concerned Semester Examinations subject to the payment of prescribed condonation fees and fulfillment of other conditions laid down in the regulations. (c) A student attending at least 60% shall not be allowed appear at the concerned Semester Examinations and he/she has to pursue admission to the same Semester in the very next year.
5 Extension Programmes Keeping in mind the social responsibility of the institution, the college has organized several extension programmes. These programmes serve as the bridge between the students and the larger humanity. The programmes are : 1. Blood donation camps 2. Health examination camps 3. AIDS - awareness programmes 4. Programmes to awaken consciousness of Women's Rights 5. Drive against child marriage 6. Paediatric awareness 7. Awareness regarding food and nutrition 8. Literacy programmes 9. Awareness regarding pure drinking water 10. Awareness regarding family planning 11. Awareness regarding regular classes of pulse-polio vaccination 12. National Service Scheme (NSS) 13. Customer Protection and Awareness camps. 14. Save Girl Child 15. Drug Awareness Programme 16. Thalassaemia Awareness & Screening Programme Subject : 1. Education, 2. History, 3. Political Science, 4. Philosophy, 5. English, 6. Bengali, 7. Geography 8. Jouralism & Mass Communication [Subject to the approval of affiliation of C.U.] 9. Food and Nutrition. [Subject to the approval of affiliation of C.U.] Subject Combination for B.A. (Hons.) Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College BA (H) AECC AECC Core Course (CC) GE 1 GE-2 1 2
Philosophy Philosophy (PHIG) / Jorg. (PHIG) Education Education Bengali (BNGA) BNGM or ENVS Info Code : 9 (EDCG-GE) (EDCG-GE) ENGM History History (HISG-GE) (HISG-GE)
(EDCG-GE) (EDCG-GE)
Eduation (EDCG) Eduation (EDCG) BNGM or English (ENGA) Either Philosophy Either Philosophy ENGM ENVS Info Code : 10 (PHIG) (PHIG)
6 Core AECC AECC GE 1 GE-2 Course (CC) 1 2
History (HISA) Bengali, Pol Sc, Bengali, Pol Sc, BNGM or ENVS Soft Code : 10 Geography Geography ENGM
History, Education, History, Education, Pol Science (PLSA) BNGM or Bengali or Bengali or ENVS Soft Code : 12 ENGM Geography Geography
Bengali/English, Bengali/English, Education BNGM or ENVS (EDCA) Pol. Sc. or Pol. Sc. or ENGM Soft Code : 13 Geography Geography
Geography History, Pol. Sc. History, Pol. Sc. BNGM or ENVS (GEOA) Education Education ENGM Soft Code : 14
Philosophy Either Bengali or Either Bengali or BNGM or ENVS (PHIA) English, Pol Sc. English, Pol Sc. ENGM History History
Subject Combination for B.A. (Gen.) LCC LCC AECC AECC CC1 CC2 GE-1 1 2 1 2 Either Either Pol. Sc. Bengali or English Bengali or English History, BNGM Pol. Sc. History, Pol. Sc. History, Education ENGC BNGL/ ENVS Education or Education Either ENGC Either Philosophy or Either Philosophy or Philosophy ENGM Geography Geography or Geography
Education, Either Education, Either BNGM Education, ENGC BNGL/ ENVS Bengali Bengali or English, or History, History, ENGC ENGM or Pol. Sc. English, Pol. Sc. History, Pol. Sc.
7 Programme : BSC (G) CC1 CC2 GE-1 AECC AECC 1 2 Botany, Zoology, Botany, Zoology, Either Botany, BNGM Either Physiology Physiology Zoology, Either Physiology or ENVS ENGM PG in Bengali and Geography are likety to open in the near future. Course structrue for B.A/B.Sc. (Honours/General) Course Components B.Sc. B.A Honours General Honours General Core Course (CC) 14 12* 14 8** Language Core Course (LCC) 0 0 0 4** Generic Elective (GE) 4** 0 4** 2 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) 4 6* 4 4** Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC) 2 2 2 2 Skill Enhancement Elective Course (SEC) 2 4** 2 4** Total no. of courses 26 24 26 24 * Covering three Subjects ** Covering two subjects Credit structrue for B.A/B.Sc. (Honours) Courses
Course Type & Credit Number of Courses x Number of Courses x Credit (With Practical) Credit (With Practical) Theory Practical Theory Practical Core Course (CC) (6) 14x4=(56) 14x2=(28) 14x5=(70) 14x1=(14) Generic Elective (GE) (6) 4x4=(16) 4x2=(8) 4x5=(20) 4x1=(4) Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) (6) 4x4=(16) 4x2=(8) 4x5=(20) 4x1=(4) Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course 2x2=(4) 0 2x2=4 0 (AECC) (2) Skill Enhancement 2x2=(4) 0 2x2=4 0 Course (SEC) (2) Total courses (Credits) 26 (96) 22 (44) 26 (118) 22(22) * Total Courses =48 (26 TH+22P/TU) ** Total Credits=140 (96 TH+44P)/ (118TH+22 TU)
8 Credit Structrue for B.Sc. (General) Courses
Course Type & Credit Number of Courses x Number of Courses x Credit (With Practical) Credit (With Tutorial)
Theory Practical Theory Practical
Core Course (CC) (6) 12x4=48 12x2=24 12x5=60 12x1=12 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) (6) 6x4=24 6x2=12 6x5=30 6x1=6 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course 2x2=4 0 2x2=4 0 (AECC) (2) Skill Enhancement 4x2=8 0 4x2=8 0 Elective Course (SEC) (2) Total courses (Credits) 24 (84) 18 (36) 24 (102) 18(18)
* Total Courses =42 (24TH+18P/TU) ** Total Credits=120 (84 TH+36P)/ (102TH+18P) Credit Structrue for B.A (General) Courses
Course Type & Credit Number of Courses x Number of Courses x Credit (With Practical) Credit (With Tutorial)
Theory Practical Theory Practical
Core Course (CC) (6) 8x4=32 8x2=16 8x5=70 8x1=8 Language (LCC) with Tutorial only (6) 4x5=20 4x1=4 4x5=20 4x1=4 Generic Elective (GE) (6) 2x4=8 2x2=4 2x5=10 2x1=2 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) (6) 4x4=16 4x2=8 4x5=20 4x1=4 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course 2x2=4 0 2x2=4 0 (AECC) (2) Skill Enhancement 4x2=8 0 4x2=8 0 Elective Course (SEC) (2) Total courses (Credits) 24 (88) 18 (32) 24 (102) 18(18) * Total Courses =42 (24 TH+18P/TU) ** Total Credits=120 (88 TH+32P)/ (102TH+18 TU)
9 Semester-wise Courses for B.A./B.Sc. (Honours)
Course Type & Credit Sem-1 Sem-2 Sem-3 Sem-4 Sem-5 Sem-6
Core Course (CC) 2TH+2P/TU 2TH+2P/TU 3TH+3P/TU 3TH+3P/TU 2TH+2P/TU 2TH+2P/TU CC-1 & 2 CC-3 & 4 CC-5.6& 7 CC-8,9 & 10 CC-11 & 12 CC-13 & 14 Generic Elective (GE) 1TH+1P/TU 1TH+1P/TU 1TH+1P/TU 1TH+1P/TU GE-1 GE-2 GE-3 GE-4 Discipline Specific Elective 2TH+2P/TU 2TH+2P/TU (DSE) DSE-A(1) DSE-A(2) B (1) B (2) Ability Enhancement 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU Compulsory Course AECC-1 AECC-2 (AECC) Skill Enhancement 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU Elective Course (SEC) SEC-A (1) SEC-B (2) Total No. of courses 4 x 100 4 x 100 5 x 100 5 x 100 4 x 100 4 x 100 and Marks = 400 = 400 = 500 = 500 = 400 = 400 Total courses (Credits) 20 20 26 26 24 24
Semester-wise Courses for B.Sc. (General)
Course Type & Credit Sem-1 Sem-2 Sem-3 Sem-4 Sem-5 Sem-6 Core Course (CC) 3TH+3P/TU 3TH+3P/TU 3TH+3P/TU 3TH+3P/TU CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 Discipline Specific Elective 3TH+3P/TU 3TH+3P/TU (DSE) DSE-A DSE-B (1A+2A+3A) (1B+2B+3B) Ability Enhancement 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU Compulsory Course AECC-1 AECC-2 (AECC) Skill Enhancement 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU Elective Course (SEC) SEC A SEC B SEC A SEC B Total No. of courses 4 x 100 4 x 100 4 x 100 4x 100 4 x 100 4 x 100 and Marks = 400 = 400 = 400 = 400 = 400 = 400 Total courses (Credits) 20 20 20 20 20 20 TH - Theory P = Practical TU - Tutorial
10 Semester-wise Courses for B.A. (General)
Course Type & Credit Sem-1 Sem-2 Sem-3 Sem-4 Sem-5 Sem-6
Core Course (CC) 2TH+2P/TU 2TH+2P/TU 2TH+2P/TU 2TH+2P/TU CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 Language (LCC) 1TH+1TU 1TH+1TU 1TH+1TU 1TH+1TU LCC1(1) LCC2(1) LCC1(2) LCC2(2) Generic Elective (GE) 1TH+1P/TU 1TH+1P/TU GE-1 GE-2 Discipline Specific Elective 2TH+2P/TU 2TH+2P/TU (DSE) DSE-A DSE-B (1A+2A) (1B+2B) Ability Enhancement 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU Compulsory Course AECC-1 AECC-2 (AECC) Skill Enhancement 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU 1TH+0P/TU Elective Course (SEC) SEC-A SEC-B SEC-A SEC-B
Total No. of courses 4 x 100 4 x 100 5 x 100 5 x 100 4 x 100 4 x 100 and Marks = 400 = 400 = 500 = 500 = 400 = 400 Total courses (Credits) 20 20 20 20 20 20
B.Com (Hons. & Genl.) - 2018-2019 3 year B. Com CSR, - 2017 Dated 20.07.2017 5. Types of Courses A) B. Com Honours Marks Credit Hours Ability Enhancement Compulsory Two Papers 200 2x2 = 4 Course (AECC) Skill Enhancement Elective Course (SEC) Two Papers 200 2x4 = 8 Generic Elective (GE) Four Papers 400 2x6 = 24 CORE COURSE (CC) Fourteen Papers 1400 14x6= 84 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Four Papers 400 4x6 = 24 2600 Total 144
11 B) B. Com General
Marks Credit Hours Ability Enhancement Compulsory Two Papers 200 2x2 = 4 Course (AECC) Skill Enhancement Elective Course (SEC) Two Papers 200 2x4 = 8 Generic Elective (GE) Four Papers 400 2x6 = 24 CORE COURSE (CC) Eleven Papers 1100 11x6=66 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Four Papers 400 4x6 = 24 2300 Total 126
Course Name
CHG Common Paper for Honours and General Courses CH Common Paper for Honours Course irrecpective of Discipline Specific Elective Papers opted for CG Common Paper for General Course irrecpective of Discipline Specific Elective Papers opted for DSE Discipline Specific Elective Papers
Course Structure for B.Com. Hnours under CBCS Year I : Semester- I Marks Credit Hours AECC 1.1 Chg Language : 100 2 Communicated English Indian Language GE 1.1 Chg Microeconomics I & Statistics (50+50) 100 6 CC 1.1 Chg Business Laws 100 6 CC 1.2 Chg Principles of Management 100 6 CC 1.1 Ch Financial Accounting - 1 100 6
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12 Course Structure for B.Com. Hnours under CBCS Year I : Semester-1I Marks Credit Hours GE 2.1 Chg E-Commerce & Business 100 6 Communication (50+50) CC 2.1 Chg Company Law 100 6 CC 2.2 Chg Marketing Management and Human 100 6 Resource Management (50+50) CC 2.1 Ch Cost and Management Accounting -1 100 6 AECC 2.1 ENVS 100 2 26 Year 2 : Semester-III Marks Credit Hours SEC 3.1 Chg Information Technology & Its 100 4 Application in Business (Theory -50 + Practical + 50) GE 3.1 Chg Business Mathematics & Statistics 100 6 (50+50) CC 3.1 Ch Financial Accounting II 100 6 CC 3.2 Ch Indian Financial System 100 6 22
Year 2 : Semester-IV Marks Credit Hours GE 4.1 Chg Microeconomics II & Indian Economy 100 6 (50+50) CC 4.1 Chg Entrepreneurship Development and 100 6 Business Ethics (50+50) CC 4.1 Ch Taxation 1 100 6 CC 4.2 Ch Cost and Management 100 6 Accounting -II 24
13 Year 3 : Semester-V Marks Credit Hours CC 5.1 Chg Auditing & Assurance 100 6 CC 5.2 Chg Taxation II 100 6 DSE 5.1 A* Microeconomics and Advanced 100 6 Business Mathematics (50+50) DSE 5.2 A* Corporate Accounting 100 6 24 Options : * Or DSE 5.1 M (Consumer Behaviour and Sales Management - 50+50) & DSE 5.2 M ( Product & Pricing Management and Marketing Communication 50+50) * Or DSE 5.1 T (Public Finance and Taxation) DSE 5.2 T (Direct Tax : Laws and Practice) * Or DSE 5.1 e-B (Fundamentals of Computer) DSE 5.2 e-B DBMS and System Analysis & Design (50+50)
Year 3 : Semester-VI
Marks Credit Hours SEC 6.1 Chg Computerised Accounting and e-Filling 100 6 of Tax Returns CC 6.1 Ch Project Work 100 6 DSE 6.1 A** Financial Reporting and Financial 100 6 Statement Analysis DSE 6.2 A** Financial Management 100 6 24 Chg : Common for Honours and General ; Ch : Core Course for Honours Options : ** Or DSE 6.1 M (Retail Management and Marketing of Services - 50+50) & DSE 6.2 M ( Rural Marketing and International Marketing 50+50) ** Or DSE 6.1 T (Indirect Tax : Laws and Practices) & DSE 6.2 T (Tax Procedures and Planning) ** Or DSE 6.1 e-B (Internet & WWW and Functional e-Business System (50+50) & DSE 6.2 e-B (Computer Applications and e-Business Applications - Practical (50+50)
14 SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSE (SEC) General Honourse Sub SEC (Sem-III) SEC (Sem-IV) Sub
Bengali (BEGA) BNGG ÷Å^í Ý ›¶ß±úò± õÉõý±¿õþß õ±Ñù± Ý (SEC-A/3-1) ü±¿ýîÂÉ áËõøí±õþ ÂóX¿î ¿õ:±ò (SEC-B/4-1)
English (ENGA) BUSINESS ACADEMIC COMMUNICATION WRITING AND (SEC-A/3-2) COMPOSITION (SEC-A/4-2) ENGG BUSINESS SPOKEN ENGLISH COMMUNICATION (SEC-B/4/6-1) (SEC-A/3)
History (HISA) ARCHIVES AND UNDERSTANDING MUSEUMS (SEC-A/1) POPULAR CULTURE (SEC-B/1) HISG HISTORICAL TOURISM MUSEUMS AND : THEORY AND ARCHIVES IN INDIA PRACTICE (SEC-B) (SEC-A)
Pol Science (PLSA) DEMOCRATIC ELEMENTARY AWARNESS ASPECTS OF SOCIAL THROUGH LEGAL RESEARCH LITERACY (SEC-A/1) (SEC-B/2)
PLSG ELEMENTARY LEGAL LITERACY DIMENSIONS OF (SEC-A/3) RESEARCH (SEC-B/1)
Education (EDCA) EDCG SKILL FOR TEACHING SKILL DEMOCRATIC (SEC-B) CITIZENSHIP (SEC-A)
Geography (GEOA) GEOG COASTAL RURAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
15 SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSE (SEC)
General Honourse Sub SEC (Sem-III) SEC (Sem-IV) Sub Philosophy (PHIA) COMPUTER EMERGING TRENDS APPLICATION OF THOUGHT
PHIG COMPUTER VALUE EDUCATION APPLICATION
Botany (BOTA) BOTG BIO FERTILIZER MUSHROOM CULTURE TECHNOLOGY
Zoology (ZOOA) API CULTURE AQUARIUM FISHERIES
ZOOG API CULTURE AQUARIUM FISHKEEPING
Physiology (PHYA) HEMATOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES
PHYG MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY
16 17 18 Explanation of CBCS ● Modalities of selecting CC by a student of Honours/ General programme shall be as follows: a) In case of B.A./B.Sc. Honours programme a student shall have to study 14 core courses of the Honours Subject as specified for each of the 6 semestrs. b) In case of B.A. General programme, a student shall have to study 4 Core Courses of each of the 3 choses subjects as specified for each of the first 4 Semesters. c) In case of B.A. General programme, a student shall have to study 4 Core Courses of each of the 2 choses subjects as specified for each of the first 4 Semesters. In addition 4 Core Courses to be studied, two courses each from two language subject. I.C.C.I. English & ICC2- MIL (Bengali/Hindi/ Urdu)/Alternative English as specified for each of the last 4 semesters. ODD Semester - LCC -1 - English LCC -2 - Bengali/Communicative English Discipline Specific Elective ● Modalities of selecting DSE by a student of Honours/General programmed shall be as follows : a) In case of B.A/B.Sc. Honours Programme a student shall have to study 4 DSE courses strictly on the Honours subject. Such a student shall have to study the curriculum of DSE on the Honours subject concerned as specified for the relevant semester. Explanation : Each Honours subject shall have two groups (A & B) of DSE papers. A student shall choose any one paper from each of Group A and Group B in fifth semester and sixth semester. b) In case of B.A General programme, a student shall have to study 4 DSE courses strictly on 2 subjects opted for Prusuing Core Courses, taking exactly 2 Courses from each subject. Such a student shall have to study the curriculum of DSE of the subject concerned as specified for the relevant semester. i.e., DSE-A in the 5th and DSE-B in 6th semester. Explanation : Each General subject shall have two groups (A & B) of DSE papers. A student shall have to choose one paper from Group A of each of the two subjects the fifth semester and one paper from Group B of each of the two subjects in the sixth semester'. c) In case of B.Sc. General programme, a student shall have to study 6 DSE courses strictly on 3 subjects, opted for pursuing core courses, taking exactly two courses from each subject. Such a student shall have to study the curriculum of DSE of the subject concerned as specified for the relevant semester, i.e., DSE-A in the 5th and DSE-B in 6th Semester. Explanation : Each General subject shall have two groups (A & B) of DSE papers.
19 A student shall have to choose one paper from Group A of each of the three subjects in fifth semester and one paper from Group B of each of the three subjects in the sixth semester'. ● Dissertation/Project : An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced knowledge, is termed as dissertation/ project. This is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving/analyzing/exploring a real life situation/ difficult problem. A dissertation/project work will be of 6 credits. A dissertation/project work may be given in lieu of a Discipline Specific Elective. (ii) Generic Elective (GE) Course : An elective course chosen generally from an unrelated discipline/subject, with an intention to seek wide exposure, is called Generic Elective. N.B. : A core course offered in a discipline/subject may be treated as an elective by other discipline/subject and such electives may also be reffered to as Generic Elective. [A core course (CC) of B.A/B.Sc General will be treated as Generic Elective for B.A./B.Sc. (Honours) and B.A. (General)] Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) :- May be of two kinds : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) and Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC). a) Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) : AECC courses are courses based upon the content that leads to knowledge enhancement. These are mandatory for all disciplines. i) AECC1 : Communicative English/MIL (Bengali/Hindi/Urdu) ii) AECC2 : Environmental Studies. b) Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): These courses may_be_chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based and/or skill-based knowledge and are aimed at providing competencies, skills, etc. ● Modalities of selecting SEC by a student of Honours/ General programme shall be as follows: a) In case of B.A./B.Sc./B.Mus. Honours programme a student shall have to study 2 skill enhancement courses strictly on the Honours subjects. Such a student shall have to study the curriculum of SEC on the Honours subjects concerned as specified for the relevant semester, i.e., SEC-A in the 3rd semester_and SEC – B in the 4th semester. Explanation: Each Honours subject shall have two groups (A & B) of Skill Enhancing Course papers, An Honours student shall have to choose one paper from Group A in third semester and one paper from Group B in fourth semester. b) In case of B.A. General programme, a student shall have to study 4 Skill Enhancement courses strictly on 2 subjects, opted for pursuing Core Courses, taking exactly 2 courses from each subject. Such a student shall have to study the curriculum of SEC of the subject concerned as specified for the relevant semester.
20 Explanation : Each General subject shall have two groups (A & B) of SEC papers. A student shall have to choose one paper from Group A of each of the(two core subjects]in the third and fifth semesters and one paper from Group B of each of the (two core subjects) in the fourth and the sixth semester. c) In case of B.Sc. General programme, a student shall have to study 4 Skill Enhancement courses strictly on 2 subjects out of the three, opted for pursuing core courses, taking exactly two courses from each subject. Such a student shall have to study the curriculum of SEC of the subject concerned as specified for the relevant semester. Explanation : Each General subject shall have two groups (A & B) of SEC papers. One paper from Group A of each of the two Core subjects to be chosen in the third and fifth semester; one paper from Group B of each of the two core subjects to be chosen in the fourth and sixth semester. Practical/ Tutorial : Every Core, Discipline_Specific and Generic_Elective course shall have a Practical/ Tutorial component. Wherever there is a practical, there will be no Tutorial and Vice versa. Physiology : A candidate shall be allowed to semester-wise Honours in Physiology if he/ she has passed the subject Physiology/Biology/Bio-Technology and Chemistry in the previous qualifying examination. The subject Biology/Bio-Technolgy may be treated as the related subjects.
21 Examination Regulations ● The 3 year B.A./ B.Sc. (Honours and General) Course of Studies under CBCS shall consist of six (6) Semesters (Semester-I, Semester-II, Semester-III, Semester-IV, Semester -V and Semester - VI). ● End Semester Examination are to be held ordinarily at the end of the concerned Semester i.e. Semester-I, Semester-III, Semester-V, in December - January and Semester-II, Semester-IV, Semester- VI, in June-July. ● End Semester Examinations with be held for 80% of the total marks in each paper and Internal Assessment shall befor 20% of the total marks of each paper/subject/module. 50% of the total marks assigned to Internal Assessment (i.e. 10 marks for a full paper of 100 or 5 marks for a Module of 50, as the case may be) will be assessed on the basis of Internal Examination and remaining 50% will be assessed based on the class attendance (6 marks for attending 60% or above but less than 75% of the number of lectures delivered; 8 marks for attending 75% of above but less than 90% of the number of lectures delivered ; and 10 marks for attending 90% or above of lectures delivered and such attendance will be calculated from the date of commencement of classes or date of admission whichever is later. The students are to be informed about the modalities of internal assessment well in advance. ● End Semester Examinations Duration Subjects Marks Duration
Theoretical Papers (other than AECC) 100/50 4/2 hours Theoretical Papers (other than AECC) 65/80 3 hours Practical Papers/Turorial Up to 30 3 hours maximum* Practical Papers/Turorial Above 30 5 hours maximum* AECC-1 (Com. Eng./MIL) (MCQ pattern) 80 2 hours AECC-2 (Env. Studies) Theorical Paper (MCQ pattern) 50 1 hour 30 minutes
● Actual duration of the Practical examination to be determined by the concerned Board of Studies and duly approved by the appropriate authorities. ● Question papers shall be set in English Version only for the Honours papers of the following subjects. Botany, Zoology, Physiology, Geography. ● A candidate pursuing Honours Course of Study has to secure 30% marks (excluding the marks in Internal Assessment) separately in Theory and Practical/Tutorial part of each paper, whereever applicable, at the End Semester Examination, and a minimum of 30% marks in each paper (including marks in Internal Assessment) in order to earn the corresponding credit of the concerned paper and a minimum of CGPA 4,000 (including Internal Assessment) taking all the papers of all the
22 Semesters as a whole, i.e. all CC, DSE, SEC, GE & AECC papers, in order to get the Honours Degree. ● If a candidate pursuing Honours Course of Study has to secure 30% marks (excluding the marks in Internal Assessment) separately in Theory and Practical/Tutorial part of each paper, whereever applicable, at the End Semester Examinations, and a minimum of 30% marks in each paper (including marks in Internal Assessment) but fails to secure a minimum of CGPA 4,000 (including Internal Assessment) taking all the papers of all the Semesters as a whole, i.e. all CC, DSE, SEC, GE & AECC papers, will get the General Degree. ● A candidate pursuing General Course of Study has to secure 30% rnarks (excluding the marks in Internal Assessrnent) separately in Theory and Practical/Tutorial part of each paper, wherever applicable, at the End Semester Examinations and a minimum of 30% mark in reach paper [including marks in Internal Assessment) in order to earn the corresponding credit of the concerned paper and to get the General Degree. ● A candidate who is eligible to appear at any of the End Semester Examinations does not enroll or does not appear at the examinitions or fails to secure pass marks in the paper(s) at the concerned examinations, as stated in Clauses 19.1, 19.2, 19.3 above, as well as a candidate not eligible to appear at the end semester examination, as stated in Clause 6 will be allowed to attend the classes in the next higher semester, as applicable. ● Internal Assessment has to be done in the semester in which a candidate becomes eligible to appear in the concerned End Semester Examination. The candidates remaining absent in the internal examination will be awarded zero (0) marks. Marks obtained in Internal Assessment (i.e. marks for attendance and marks of internal examination taken together) shall be retained for the entire duration of his/her enrolment. ● If a candidate secures pass marks in Practical Paper (s)/ Module (s)/Project Work/Tutorial but fails to secure pass marks in Theoretical paper (s)/ module, the marks of Practical Paper (s)/ Module (s)/ Project Work/ Tutorial along with Internal Assessment shal be retained. ● A candidate may appear at any higher End Semester Examination without appearing at lower End Semester Examinations subject to Clause 6. ● A candidate may continue his/her course of study for the next higher Semester without appearing at the lower End Semester Examinations subject to Clause 6. ● A candidate who fails to secure pass marks (as stated in Clauses 19.1, 19.2, 19.3 above) in one or more papers of a semesler may apper in those paper (s) when the concerned End Semester Examinations will be held next.
23 GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (UNIVERSITY BRANCH) BIKASH BHABAN, SALT LAKE, KOLKATA - 700 091 No. 65-Edn (U)/1U-89/13 Date : 16.01.2014 From : Smt. M. Ray, IAS Additional Secretary to the Govt. of West Bengal To : The Vice Chancellor, University Subject : Procedure to be followed for reservation of persons with desabilities for admission. Ref. : Guidelines of Department of Personnel and Trainning, Govt. of India Sir, In reference to the above mentioned subject I am directed to enclose the FAQ issued by the Department of Personnel and Training, Government of India regarding reservation of the persosn with disabilities as per the provisions of the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995. In this regard I am further directed to say that reservation of seats shall not exceed 45% (Sc-22%, ST-6%, OBC-A-10%, OBC-B-7%). Persons with disabilities will enjoy a 3% reservation in each of the categories, i.e. in SC, ST, OBC-A, OBC-B and in the Unreserved or General Category, and such candidates, if available, shall be placed towards the top of the list prepared for each category of students. Yours faithfully, SD/- M. Ray Additional Secretary No. 65/1(9)-Edn (U)/1U-89/13 Date : 16.01.2014 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to : 1. The Secretary, Agriculture, Department, 2. The Secretary, Animal Resource Development Department, 3. The Principal Secretary, Health & Family Welfare Department, 4. The Secretary, Backward Class Welfare Department, 5. The Director of Public Instruction with request to forward all Government and Govt. aided College for taking necessary action by them, 6. The Directory of Technical Education with request to forward all Government and Govt. aided College for taking necessary action by them, 7. The Chairman, West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board, 8. The Vice Chairman, West Bengal State Council of Higher Education, 9. The Registrar, ______University. Additional Secretary
24 THE FIRST GOVT. APPROVED AD-HOC GOVERNING BODY DURING THE TIME OF FOUNDATION (FROM 22-09-1985 TO 14-05-1990)
FOUNDER PRESIDENT : Sri Sumanta Choudhury, I.A.S. District Magistrate, Howrah
PRESIDENT : Sri G. Balachandran, I.A.S. District Magistrate, Howrah : Sri Dipankar Mukhopadhyay, I.A.S. District Magistrate, Howrah : Sri Badal Krishna Choudhury, I.A.S. Additional District Magistrate, Howrah
FOUNDER SECRETARY : Sri Satyen Ghosh, M.L.A.
SECRETARY : Sri Nripendranath Bhattacharya; Principal (From 20-01-88 to 31-5-98)
MEMBERS : Sri Ramprasad Mukherjee : Sri Sudhanshu Ghosh : Sri Subinoy Ghosh : Sri Sunil Kumar Sarkar : Sri Sunil Kundu : Sri Swapan Bhattacharya : Sri Aswini Ghosh : Prof. Keshab Chandra Khanra (As Teacher-in-charge from 28-07-86 to 19-01-1988)
25 PRESENT GOVERNING BODY Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College
PRESIDENT : Dr. Madhumita Bhadra
SECRETARY : Dr. Kaustubh Lahiri, Principal
MEMBERS : Sri Brojen Sanyal State Govt. Nominee
: Sri Swapan Kumar Das State Govt. Nominee
: Prof. Suman Bandyapadhyay C. U. Nominee
Vacant Local Councillor
: Prof. Asim Kumar Roy Teacher Representative
: Dr. Mantu Biswas "
: Prof. Madhumita Debnath "
: Prof. Swati Mustaphi "
: Sri Kinkar Ghosh Non-reaching Representative
: Sri Bhaskar Ghose "
: Suparna Bhattcharjee Student G.S.
26 Brief history of the college : It had been a long cherished dream of the people of Santragachi to have a degree college in their locality. The dream gradually turned into a demand. At this turn, certain events also coincided. Late Sudhir Kumar Ghosh decided to donate his land and the building situated at Dharmatala in Ramrajatala. After that with the initiative of the then local MLA Sri Satyen Ghosh and some important persons of the area, a trustee was formed before setting up the college. It was 26th November, 1984. On 10th March, 1985 in a public meeting presided over by Late Raghudas Baul and attended by Late Sudhir Kumar Ghosh, the college was named after the leading educationist, respected public leader and ex-minister of Industry and Commerce (Govt. of W. B.), Late Professor Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya. Before the commencement of fund raising programmes, a nine-member committee was set up with the then District Magistrate of Howrah Sri Sumanta Chowdhury as the President of the same. Some local bodies and many education lovers came in with monetary help. Under the leadership of the noted engineer Late Raghudas Baul, a group of dedicated engineers came forward to lay down the plan and supervise the reformation of the old building and to establish new classrooms. With their cumulative support the old building was repaired and extended as per the need. Two new class rooms were also set up. In the month of September 1985, the college received permission to organize courses in five subjects – Bengali, English, History, Philosophy and Education from Calcutta University. On 22nd September 1985, the college was officially inaugurated by Late Prof. Sambhu Ghosh, the then Honourable Minister of Higher Education of Govt. of West Bengal. With the setting up of the institution, the coveted dream of many a people was realized. From September 1985 to January 1988, as the Founder Secretary, the then local MLA Sri Satyen Ghosh led the development and the management of the college. In December 1985, Sri Keshab Chandra Khanra joined the institution as the first permanent lecturer in the Bengali department. He temporarily shouldered the responsibility of the post of the Teacher-in-charge from 11th September 1986 to 19th January 1988. On 20th January 1988, Sri Nripendranath Bhattacharya joined as the permanent Principal. With the permanent Principal, the overall activity of the institution received a fresh new start. The consistent good result of the college, coupled with the fact that there were not many degree colleges in a vast surrounding locality, saw a recurrent rise in the number of the students. But the infrastructure was inadequate to this growing number of students. Along with this, the need for University grant and the demand of the local student community prompted initiatives for infrastructure development. Fund raising operations were organised with the aim of setting up a new college building and the extension of the old one. A charity show organized by Mrs. Mamata Shankar and her ballet troupe and the State Government permitted lottery events raised considerable amounts. Along with these came the donation of Rs. 2 lakhs from the magazine "Dakshini Barta" with the personal initiative of the then local M. P. Sri Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi and the donation of Rs. 1 lakh by noted donor of the locality, Sri Debkumar Chowdhury. This fund was utilized to establish a new building with two large classrooms and the teachers' room. During different phases of its construction, the contribution and tireless initiative shown by the teachers, non-teaching staff, students and the local people were
27 outstanding. In the meantime, with the state-government grant of Rs. 50,000/- the old building was also repaired and reformed. With the untiring effort of the authority from the academic year 1995-96 the college received a new dimension with the grant of permission to organize courses of the department of Commerce (Pass/General). Along with this, the plan to receive permission for few other subjects of Humanities and for the honours course of Commerce was still there. For further development in infrastructure a grant of Rs. 3 lakh 17 thousand was received from the M. P. Local Area Development Scheme of the then M. P. of Howrah Sadar, Late Sushanta Chakrabarty. Along with this Howrah Municipal Corporation donated another Rs. 17,000/- for the development of the college. These grants put together helped the extension of the new building to the second floor, under the supervision of H.M.C. With the retirement of the Principal Sri Nripendranath Bhattacharya in May 1998, Sri Keshab Chandra Khanra once again took up the responsibility of the Teacher-in-charge. After that Sri Kamal Kumar Basu was in charge of the post from August 1999 to 30-11-1999. On 1st December, 1999 Dr. Dilip Kumar Sahoo joined as the permanent Principal of the college. His appointment saw significant rise in the overall development of the institution. Dr. Sahoo retried as Principal of the College on 31.07,2016 professor Keshab Chandra Khanra was appointed by the governing body to function as teacher-in-charge of the college from 01.08.2016 with the recommendation of Dr. Kaustubh Lahiri to take over charge as Principal of the college by the West Bengal College service commission form 10.12.2016, Prof. Khanra rehinguished charge as T.I.C. on 09.12.2016. From the M.P. LAD scheme of the then M.P. Sri Bikram Sarkar the college received a donation of Rs. 2 lakhs to build a new sector on the ground floor of the main block. Along with this, during the ninth five-year plan, UGC for the first time granted Rs. 6 lakhs for the college. With this there was a grant of Rs. 2 lakh 50 thousand to buy library books and xerox machine and an additional grant of Rs. 50 thousand to run the system of 'remedial coaching'. Calcutta University has offered us the responsibility of being the centre of B.A.; B.Sc. and B. Com (Part I) examinations. At present our college is also the answer script distribution centre of B.A. (Part I) examinations of subjects like Bengali, Political Science, History, Education etc. Late Sailendranath Das, Sri Bimal Kumar Das, Sri Sashanka Kumar Das, Sri Arun Kumar Das of Ramrajatala Kona Road donated a plot of land measuring nearly 18 Kothas on 7th July 2000 for the purpose of the extension of the college. On that plot, with the financial grant from the state government and UGC, Sudharani Women's Hostel was set up, bearing the name of the mother of the respected donors. On 28th January 2002 the hostel was inaugarated by Honourable Minister of Higher Education of Govt. of W. B., Sri Satya Sadhan Chakraborti. Though with the grant of U.G.C. the library is at present rich and varied in its collection, the attempt to develop it is still on. A comprehensive computer index of the books is maintained in the library for the benefit of the teachers and the students. With the grant of Rs. 3 lakhs from U.G.C. a new block has been established. In order to equip skill to contemporary professional scope, college has initiated several skill development courses UGC vocational course (i) Interior Decoration and Beautification (ii) Travel & Tourism management, Short term (6 months) vocational course of Government of West Bengal vocational Education and Training, The college has also launched a self financing Job oriented Course "Tally with GST" (6 months)
28 from April - 2019. From the benefit of the grant of the Ninth Plan, the college has bought two computers with internet Access worth Rs. 1,25,000/- The ground floor of Science Block was constructed with the MPLAD grant of Rs 10 Lakh from the MPLAD scheme of Hon'ble, M.P. Shri Swadesh Chakraborty. The work to build the first floor of the science block began with the grant of Rs. (Ten Lakh) 10,00,000/- from the M.P. LAD scheme of M.P. Sri Swadesh Chakrabarti. With a grant of Rs.10 lakhs from the M.P.LAD of Dr. Barun Mukherjee, Honourable Member of the Parliament, Rajya Sabha the construction work of the second floor of the Science Block has been completed. Honourable member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) Sri Debabrata Biswas has granted Rs. 18,24,413/- from his MPLAD scheme to build college office and staff room and the work is duly completed. (Date of the letter 28.04.05) For the advancement of physical exercise among the students, the central government's youth welfare department has granted Rs. 3 lakhs for the purpose of building up a multigym. Vocational courses like Automobile Mechanics, Computer Application and Taxation Practice have been introduced by the college. U.G.C. has sanctioned Rs. 70,00,000/- (Seventy Lakhs) for the construction of Women's Hostel (Phase II) as a special scheme during 10th plan period. The project has been duly completed. The BEUP project proposed by Dr. Jagannath Bhattacharya, Hon'ble MLA 165-Shibpur AC. has also been completed. During 2006-07 D.P. I., Govt. of West Bengal, has sanctioned Rs. 8,03,000/- (eight lakh three thousand only) for the construction of building to the college authority. The construction work of D.P. I. fund has already been completed. On January 15, 2008, Hon'ble D.P.I. Govt. of West Bengal, also sanctioned Rs. 6,08,156/- (Rupees six lakh eight thousand one hundred fifty six only) for the construction of College Building. The project is already completed. Along with this, more than 1860 sq.ft. has been allocated for the purpose of gardening and beautification in the college premises. Construction work, in this regard, has been completed. Furthermore, two state of the art digitalised class rooms have been set up in the 3rd floor of the main building and the 2nd floor of the science block. The vocational centre of the college, affiliated to West Bengal State Council of Vocational Education & Training, has erected two workshops for the Automobile Mechanics Course, one on petrol engine (Maruti 800) and the other on diesel engine (Indica V2). For the convenience of the students, the canteen and the cycle stand of the college have been completely renovated. As a tribute to Late Sudhir Kumar Ghosh, the donor of the land on which the college had been established, and Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya, after whose name the college has been baptized–their bust statues have been inaugarated in the college campus. Along with all these activities, on 22nd Sep '10, Silver Jubilee of the college was celebrated. Silver Jubilee Committee was formed in this regard and several student welfare programmes were also initiated. One reliable index of the quality of the academic exercises of a college is the performance of its students in different University examinations. In 1987 the students of this college for the first time appeared in University examination. From then on, the percentage of the successful candidates has been over 70%. From 1988-90 this rate was up over 80%. In 2006-07 it was 86%. In 2007-2008, the rate moved up to an overwhelming 98%. This was made possible by regular classes, encouraging students to appear in the college examinations, minute correction of their answer scripts and corollary activities like organization of special classes after the selection
29 tests and many such student oriented measures. The conducive role played by the exemplary relationship between students, teachers and non-teaching staff and the effective use of the library also need to be mentioned in this context. In the 2007-2008 academic session, the Department of Science has been inaugarated with courses on subjects like Zoology, Botany and Physiology. The college has received a special instrument grant of 22 lacs, 85 thousand 668 rupees from the UGC and 15 part-time teachers were approved by the DPI (32-PTT dt 15/2/11, G.O.-122 EDNCS 3rd Feb, 2011). The college has got the sanction for Zoology and Physiology honours courses during the 2012-13 academic session. Botany honours course started in 2013. Notably, to facilitate the admission process, the college has initiated online submission of admission forms from 2015. With the donation of Rs. 50,000/- from our respected donor Late Debkumar Chowdhury books on Zoology and Geography have been purchased in the College Library. The Women's Hostel (Phase II) has been inaugurated by Prof. Rabi Ranjan Chattyopadhyay, Hon'ble Minister in charge of Technical Edun & Trg. Govt. of W.B. on 15th July, 2011. The entire cost of Rs. 70 Lakh has been borne by UGC. Mr. Jiten De a local wellwisher of the college, donated Rs. 20,000/- for the development of the college. Mr. Sitaram Yechury Hon'ble M.P. Rajya Sabha donated from his MPLAD (Rs. 20 lakh) for the construction of the 3rd floor of the Science Block. Mrs. Kanak Giri donated Rs. 50,000/- for the upkeep & maintenance of College Garden. Prof. N. C. Adak (Retired Prof.) donated Rs. 9,000/- only for the development of the college. Ex-Doner Deb Kumar Chowdhury donated Rs. 50,000/- for the welfare of the college library. Some recent notable additions to teaching facilities include :- a) Virtual Classroom funded by State Govt. b) Six Digital Class rooms funded by RUSA. c) Career Counselling Cell Career Counselling, Event Organisation, Placement Cell The College has Career Counselling Cell from the year 2005. Under this cell we have UGC VOCATIONAL COURSE - 1. Interior Decoration & Beaufification (Certificate Diploma & Advanced Diploma Course) 2. Travel & Tourism (Certificate Diploma and Advanced Diploma) Both the courses are UGC recognised, Career Oriented Course.
For the first one which is Interior Decoration and Beautification, more than 100 students have passed in all these years with successful placement. The students have been placed in organisations like- 1. Cee Bee Design (main office in Bangalore) regional office is in Kolkata (Rajdanga Main Road, Kol-70).
30 2. AD's Furniture (102 Garfa main road, Kasba - Kol - 78) 3. A.K. Home Solutions (3/127, Azardgarh, Jadavpur, Kol-40) Lyrik Interiors (Domjur Howrah - 405) For the second course Travel & Tourism - Students have been successfully placed in Calcutta University Tourism Department, and are also working in different schools. We are also tied up with WEST BENGAL STATE COUNCIL OF TECHNICAL & VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT Under which we have- AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING The duration of the course is for 2 years and it is totally Government Sponsored hence th students do not have pay any Fee. The seats per session is limited to 20, which gets filled every session, The eligible criteria for the course is the students have to pass Class 10. After finishing the corse the students have different opportunities like - 1. They get Direct Admission to Diploma Engineering Course in 2nd year. This course is also known by the name POLYTECHNIC, which has a lateral entry facility. 2. Students can get admission in Graduation Level in any University after finishing the Course. 3. College placement Cell also helps students in placement to different Automobile industry.
CAREER COUNSELLING CELL was initiated in way back in the year 2005, with the Education Department, it has placed students successfully to different organisations like Pantaloons and other retail industry. In the last few years it has taken a new dimension and has been renamed as - CAREER COUNSELLING EVENT MANAGEMENT AND PLACEMENT CELL This cell has successfully given placement to 6 students throught Direct Campus Recruitment to organisations like ICICI PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, A. K. HOME SOLUTIONS, CAREEOGRAPH RELIANCE JIO has also initiated Recruitment Drive and promises to give 100 percent placement to our students in very near future. Career Counselling also has student's personal counselling cell to address to their personal & professional issues & well being. Faculty development programmes was initiated under this cell, with respresentives coming from USEIF (United States - India Educational Foundation) visiting the college campus and demonstrating the need for participation of faculty in Full Bright Nehru Fellowship programme in the near future. Teachers of our institution also attended a workshop on this programme at USEIF.
31 The cell has also introduced :- A) TALLY and GST course, in collaboration with TALLY INSTITUTE OF LEARNING AND GUARANTEES 100 percent placement at the end of the course. B) CELL HAS ALSO INITIATED COLLABORATION WITH INDUSTRIES FOR STUDENTS TO HAVE HAND ON EXPERIENCE AS IN TERM OF INTERNSHIP FOR BSC, STUDENTS WHICH WOULD HELP THEM WITH BETTER JOB OPTIONS IN FUTURE. TO NAME ONE -SUCH ORGANISATION IS TCG LIFE SCIENCES (SECTOR V, SALT LAKE) C) BY THE INSPIRATION OF HONOURABLE CHIEF MINISTER MAMATA BANERJEE THE COLLEGE IS GOING TO OPEN 'DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATION' IN COLLABORATION WITH WEBEL TECHNOLOGY LIMITED, A GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL UNDERTAKING, BOTH FOR CURRENT & EX-STUDENTS. OBJECTIVE OF THE COURSE To equip the students with STRATEGIC SKILL in accordance to the ACADEMIC BACKGROUND and PROFESSIONAL DOMAIN. FOR MORE DETAILS REGARDING ALL THE COURSES PLEASE VISIT THE COLLEGE WEBSITE.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN NEWLY RECONSTITUTED. FOR DETAILS VISIT THE COLLEGE WEBSITE.
32 Department of Bengali
Year of Establishment : The Department was established - in September 1985. Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in Bengali Honours and Elective Bengali as General Course apart from Compulsory Bengali. Faculty : The Faculty consists of Two UGC approved Full-Time Teachers, One Govt. approved Part time Teacher and Two Guest Lecturer.
Department of English
Year of Establishment : September 1985. Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in English Honours and Elective English as General Course. Faculty : The Faculty consists of Two UGC approved Full-Time Teachers and Two Guest Lecturer.
Department of Philosophy
Year of Establishment : September 1985. Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in Philosophy Honours and General Course. Faculty : The Faculty consists of Two UGC approved Full-Time Teachers and One Govt. approved Part Time Teacher.
Department of Political Science
The Department of Political Science was established in the year 1985 with General course. Honours was introduced in the year 1998-99. The department offers under- graduate course. The department has one full-time faculty, one govt. approved part- time faculty and two guest faculties. All the faculties of the department are actively engaged in various academic pursutits like publishing books, articles and chapters in books, National and International journals. The full-time faculty has also undertaken and completed two Minor Research Projects funded by UGC till date. The department encourages students to particiapte in seminars, debates, student publications through wall-magazines and youth parliament competition. The department has been participating in Youth-Parliament Competition organised by Ministry of Human Resources, Government of West Bengal since 2001 and have stood 3rd in 2001-2002, 2nd in 2003-04, won the inter district youth parliament in 2010 and stood second in 2017 at the district level.
33 The Department has also organised UGC sponsored National Seminar in 2013 entitled "Political System in India with Special Reference to West Bengal. and One Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya Memoral Lecture' where eminent politician Prof. Purosattam Bhattacharyya delivered the lecture". It has also organised inter departmental seminar in association with History and IQAC titled "Contemporary India in 20th Contury : Issues and Challeages" Where eminent academician. Prof. Sobhanlal Duttgupta, Shri Ashis Lahiri and Prof. Mahua Sarkar addressed the session. The department has also organised 'faculty exchange programme' in association with Bijoy Krishna Girls' College, Howrah from 2019 as part of extension activities.
Department of History
The department of History was extablished in the year 1985 with General Courses. Honours was introduced in the year 1998. The department offers under-graduate course only at present. Now the department has two full time faculties. Both posts are UGC approved. and one Govt. approved Part time teacher is also there in the department. All of them are highly qualified. All the faculties of the department are actively engaged in various academic works like publishing chapters in books articles in journals editing & translating books etc. Prof. Bidusi Haler (Sassdar) has also undertaken a Minor Research Project (MRP) funded by UGC on "Muslim Women Education in West Bengal". The department also encourages students to participate in seminars, debates & student publications. Department has also organised into departmental Seminar in association with department of Political Sciecne & IQAC. Title of the said seminar was 'Contemporary India in 20th Century : Issues and challenges' where eminent academician Prof. Mahua Sarkar, Prof. Sobhanlas Duttaguha & Shri Ashish Lahiri addressed the session.
Department of Education
Department of Education was established in the year 1985 with general courses for the students. Honours course was initiated from the year 1998-1999. The course caters to under graduate students. From the year 2018, we have started with CBCS or Choice Based Credit System under direct supervision of University of Calcutta. Department comprises of two full time teachers. Dr. Sampa Ray Bagchi (M.A., Ph.D. in Education) and Dr. Samir Kr. Naskar M.Com, B.Ed., M.A. (Education) Ph. D. (Education) The main focus of the department is on imparting maximum teaching and transferring knowledge through Lecture Method, Interactive Sessions, Group Sessions.
34 The department also provides for CAI and CAL (Computer assisted instruction and computer assisted learning) The class sessions are on one to one interaction diving the classes at times into average and superior., thus providing for remedial classes and extra classes. Teachers are prone to writing research oriented papers in books and journals. Student enrolment and retention ratio is high. Student progression form UG to PG level is also remarkable. Students get a good number of first Classes every year and enjoy different scholarships and Grants. Some interdisciplinary subjects for the department are Geography, Political Science, English Bengali. Department provides for extension programmes on Drug Awareness Campaign, Health issues, also conduct Faculty Exchange Programme with other colleges. There is a provision for Departmental Library. The faculty also organizes debate, discussiosn, extempore for students. Counselling cell from the department exists for students for one to one sessions. The department has a placement cell from 2009-10 and successfully placed students in different organisations which has now taken a new dimension and is looking after students training and placement on a regular basis. Students of the department have been conferred with Ph.D. degree and is working in Calcutta University as Research Fellow. Many ex-students are working as a full time school teachers and college teachers, and also in Governemtn Sectors as in Health,. Police, Railways and in insurance sectors. Their success is recognised in private sectors too.
Department of Geography
Year of Establishment : 2003-2004 The Department was established in the year 2003. Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in Geography Honours and General Course. There is PG Course under Directorate of Distance Education Vidyasagar University. Faculty : The department has two U.G.C. approved Full-Time Teachers and two Govt. approved Part Time teacher. The Principal of our College Dr. Kaustubh Lahiri also acts as faculty in the Geography department. Facilities available : GPS facilities are available in the department & GIS Software classess are taken as per C.U. Syllabus. Computers with internet facilities are available also. Classes are taken by Power Point Presentation in our laboratory. Faculty Exchange Programme has been organised by the department of Geography on the month of April, 2019. Wall Magazine UJJAN is published from Geography
35 Department annually. It contains envrionmental issues, contemporary, socio-economic issues and topics related to Physical Geography.
Department of Commerce
Year of Establishment : The Department was established in the academic year 1995-96. Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in Commerce Honours and General Course. Faculty : The Faculty consists of Two U.G.C approved Full-Time Teachers, Five Govt. approved Part Time Teachers, and Four Guest Lecturers.
Department of Zoology
Year of Establishment : 2008 Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in Zoology Honours and General Course. Faculty : The Faculty consists of one UGC approved full Time Teacher, one Govt. approved Part Time Teacher and Three Guest Lectures. Department of Zoology was established in 2008 with general course. In 2012, Zoology Honours course of study was introduced. Now one UGC approved full time tacher, one Govt. approved part time teacher and three Guest Lecturers along with two supporting staffs are present in the Department. The Zoology laboratory is well equipped with several set of instruments related to the curriculum. In every year, field studies are arranged in local area or different national park or santuaries or coastal areas according to the syllabus in both honours and general course of study. Students are motivated towards sciecne by departmental seminars where eminent scientists delivered their lectures. Students are also participated in bird watching and environmental audit. Every year departmental wall magazine is published with the active participation of students and teachers.
Department of Physiology
Year of Establishment : 2008 Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in Psysiology Honours and General Course. Faculty : The Faculty consists of one UGC approved Full Time Teacher and one Govt. approved Part Time Teacher and Three Guest Lacturers.
36 Department of Botany
Year of Establishment : 2008 Courses Offered : The Department offers undergraduate Course in Botany Honours and General Course. Faculty : The Faculty consists of one UGC approved Full Time Teacher and Three Guest Lecturers.
LIBRARY
The college has a spacious Library located on the first floor of Sudharani Womens Hostel. It offers a collection of 9207 Text Books, 5476 Reference Books, 649 Journals and a good number of Magazines. On an average, 40 students and teachers utilize the library service daily Library has an adjoining spacious Reading Room. Library is equipped with Reprography (Xerox) facility for users. The library has been fully computerized and as a part of it, all the books have been catalogued and bard-coded. This enables its users to exercise searching and borrowing options. With Wi-fi facilty, now made available, students can make extensive use of the internet. Students get Library Identity cards on payment of a nominal fee. They can borrow two books at a time, which are to be returned within 15 days, Nominal fines are charged otherwise. Books are issued to students on all working days from 10 am to 4 p.m. Books lost or damaged are replaced periodically.
37 UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA
DRAFT
Distribution of Marks for "Environmental Studies", Compulsory Paper (100 Marks) of B.A./B.Sc./ B.Com./B.Mus. Course of Studies under the University of Calcutta effective from the Part-III Ex- amination in 2012.
Total : 100 Marks Theoretical : 50 Marks
Field : Work : 30 Marks 10 Marks - Int. Ass.
10 marks - Attendance
A. Theoretical Portion
1. 25 MCQ type questions be set of 1 mark each ...... 25 Marks 2. 5 Paragraphs of 10 Marks each ...... 50 Marks (Students are to answer fully correct statements for full Marks. Partial correct state- ments will not be awarded any Marks)
B. Field Work
N.B. Concerned Colleges will organize the Field Work of 25 Marks independently and send the Marks to the University.
! Questions with Multiple answers shall be set in English and Bengali.
38 Admission Fees B.Com. for (1st Semester)
HEAD GENERAL HONS. Admission Fee 100 100 Tution Fee for six months 360 510 LAB CAUTION 100 100 College Registration 20 20 Development Fee 150 150 College Building 150 150 Lib. Development 50 50 I-Card 50 50 Session 1100 1100 University Sports Fee 60 60 SHH 10 10 NAAC 100 100 Lib. Caution Deposit 60 60 Saraswati Puja 160 160 Educational Tour 100 100 Lab Imp 50 50 Laboratry Fees 130 130 Doctors Fees 30 30 Union 40 40 Freshers Fee 100 100 College Social 200 200 On line Admission 60 60 C.U. Registration 110 110 Computer Training Fees in Collaboration 600 600 with Webel (A. Gov.t of West Bengal undertaking) Prospectus 100 100 Bank Charge 43 45 Total 4033 4185
39 Admission Fees B.A. for (1st Semester)
HEAD GENERAL HONS. Admission Fee 100 100 Tution Fee for six months 300 450 College Registration 20 20 Development Fee 150 150 College Building 150 150 Lib. Development 50 50 I-Card 50 50 Session 1100 1100 University Sports Fee 60 60 SHH 10 10 NAAC 100 100 Lib. Caution Deposit 60 60 Saraswati Puja 160 160 Educational Tour 100 100 Lab Imp 50 50 Laboratry Fees 130 130 Doctors Fees 30 30 Union 40 40 Freshers Fee 100 100 College Social 200 200 On line Admission 60 60 C.U. Registration 110 110 Computer Training Fees in Collaboration 600 600 with Webel (A. Gov.t of West Bengal undertaking) Prospectus 100 100 Bank Charge 39 42
Total 3689 3982
40 Admission Fees B.Sc. for (1st Semester)
HEAD GENERAL HONS. Admission Fee 100 100 Tution Fee for six months 600 1500 Lab Caution 150 400 College Registration 20 20 Development Fee 150 150 College Building 150 150 Lib. Development 50 50 I-Card 50 50 Session 1100 1100 University Sports Fee 60 60 SHH 10 10 NAAC 100 100 Lib. Caution Deposit 60 60 Saraswati Puja 160 160 Educational Tour 100 100 Lab Imp 300 1300 Laboratry Fees 750 1500 Doctors Fees 30 30 Union 40 40 Freshers Fee 100 100 College Social 200 200 On line Admission 60 60 C.U. Registration 110 110 Computer Training Fees in Collaboration 600 600 with Webel (A. Gov.t of West Bengal undertaking) Prospectus 100 100 Bank Charge 55 86
Total 5205 8136
41 Admission Fees Geography (1st Semester)
HEAD GENERAL HONS. Admission Fee 100 100 Tution Fee for six months 600 1200 LAB CAUTION 200 500 College Registration 20 20 Development Fee 150 150 College Building 150 150 Lib. Development 50 50 I-Card 50 50 Session 1100 1100 University Sport Fee 60 60 SHH 10 10 NAAC 100 100 Lib. Caution Deposit 60 60 Saraswati Puja 160 160 Educational Tour 1000 3000 Lab Imp 400 5000 Laboratry Fees 250 1500 Doctors Fees 30 30 Union 40 40 Freshers Fee 100 100 College Social 200 200 On line Admission 60 60 C.U. Registration 110 110 Computer Training Fees in Collaboration 600 600 with Webel (A. Gov.t of West Bengal undertaking) Prospectus 100 100 Bank Charge 61 155 Total 5761 14605
42 Admission Fees (Subject to Affiliation of C.U.) Journalism & Mass Communisaiton (1st Semester)
HEAD GENERAL Admission Fee 100 Tution Fee for six months 1800 LAB CAUTION 500 College Registration 20 Development Fee 150 College Building 150 Lib. Development 50 I-Card 50 Session 1100 University Sport Fee 60 SHH 10 NAAC 100 Lib. Caution Deposit 60 Saraswati Puja 160 Educational Tour 100 Lab Imp 50 Laboratry Fees 1500 Doctors Fees 30 Union 40 Freshers Fee 100 College Social 200 On line Admission 60 C.U. Registration 110 Computer Training Fees in Collaboration 600 with Webel (A. Gov.t of West Bengal undertaking) Prospectus 100 Bank Charge 77 Total 7277
43 Admission Fees (Subject to Affiliation of C.U.) Food & Nutrition (1st Semester)
HEAD GENERAL Admission Fee 100 Tution Fee for six months 1800 LAB CAUTION 250 College Registration 20 Development Fee 150 College Building 150 Lib. Development 50 I-Card 50 Session 1100 University Sport Fee 60 SHH 10 NAAC 100 Lib. Caution Deposit 60 Saraswati Puja 160 Educational Tour 100 Lab Imp 300 Laboratry Fees 1500 Doctors Fees 30 Union 40 Freshers Fee 100 College Social 200 On line Admission 60 C.U. Registration 110 Computer Training Fees in Collaboration 600 with Webel (A. Gov.t of West Bengal undertaking) Prospectus 100 Bank Charge 77 Total 7277
44 Distribution of Session Fees
Particulars PROPOSED 1. Electric Charge 300 2. Stationary Charges 200 3. Sports Fee 60 4. College Magazine Fee 50 5. Student Aid Fund 10 6. For Prizes (Sports & Cultural Event) 20 7. College Examination Fees 300 8. Games & Tournaments 40 9. Service Chage 120 Total 1100
N.B. : University Registration Fee will be charged in addition to the above Fees as per Calcutta University Notification. ! Students of B Sc. (Gen + Hons.) are advised to meet their departmental head for their educational excursion. ! B Sc. (Genl) Bio-Science Students' Educational tour fees amounting to Rs. 300/- to be paid only in 2nd year. ! B. Com (Hons Genl) students' I. T. Practional fees amounting to Rs. 60/- monthly to be paid in 2nd year only. ! Non-teachings staff (Casual) Welfare fees will be notitied later on. ! Students of practical based subjects would have to pay all Laboratory Fees & Practical Fees if they become unsuccessful in final C.U. Exams. DR. KANAILAL BHATTACHARYYA COLLEGE (SUDHARANI WOMEN'S HOSTEL) RAMRAJATALA, DHARMATALA, SANTRAGACHI, HOWRAH - 711104
PARTICULARS AMOUNT (Rs.) Admission Fees 150.00 Seat Rent (For Two Months) 200.00 Establishment Charge 80.00 Caution Money Deposit 100.00 Messing Charge for Caution Money 500.00 Messing Advance 100.00 Development Fees 100.00 Towards Plates 50.00 Session Charge 120.00 Electricity Charge 600.00 TOTAL 2,000.00
45 RESULTS OF THE FINAL EXAMINATIONS CONDUCTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA FROM 2014-2018
2014 - B.A. (Hons.) 96.48% - B.Com. (Hons.) 70.00% - B.A. (Gen.) 47.78% - B.Com. (Gen.) 57.14% - B.A. (Gen.) 47.78% - B.Sc. (Gen.) 527.14%
2015 - B.A. (Hons.) 96.82% - B.Sc. (Hons.) 100.00% - B.Com. (Hons.) 53.65% - B.A. (Gen.) 42.62% - B.Sc. (Gen.) 70% - B.Com. (Gen.) 38.8%
2016 - B.A. (Hons.) 97.4% - B.A. (Gen.) 59.26% - B.Sc. (Hons.) 100% - B.Sc. (Gen.) 100% - B.Com. (Hons.) 50% - B.Com. (Gen.) 42%
2017 - B.A. (Hons.) 98% - B.A. (Gen.) 87% - B.Sc. (Hons.) 98% - B.Sc. (Gen.) 100% - B.Com. (Hons.) 48.2% - B.Com. (Gen.) 41.1%
2018 - B.A. (Hons.) 98.36% - B.A. (Gen.) 47.33% - B.Sc. (Gen.) 78.13% - B.Sc. (Hons.) 82.35% - B.Com. (Gen.) 45% - B.Com. (Hons.) 73%
46 Details of Seminar Grant Received by the College from the UGC
Sl. UGC Sanction Name of Activity (Seminar) Amount No. No. & Date Conference, etc.) Sanctioned (Rs.) 1. F/CW-02 1/00-10 Role of women in present era 50,000.00 (ERO ) dt. 28.11.2000 (State Level)
2. F/CW -10/01-02 Crisis of Higher Education & 50,000.00 (ERO) dt. 19.07.2001 Environmental Pollution (State Level) 3. F/CW-012/02-03 Îðúæ ¿ú•Â±õþ ñ±õþ± - ÕîÂÏîÂ, õîÇÂ÷±ò, ö¿õø¸ÉÈ 40,000.00 (ERO) dt. 20 Dec. 2002
4. F/CW-008/03-04(ERO) Knowledge culture and Information in the 60,000.00 dt. 10-11 Dec. 2004 21st Century (State Level)
5. F/CW-008/05-06 Trends in Modern Bengali Literature 70,000.00 (ERO) dt. 16.03.2006 (State Level)
6. F/CW-070/07-08 Role of Information Technology in India's 45,000.00 (ERO) dt. 17 Jan. 2008 Economic Development (State Level) 7. F/CW-017/09-10 (ERO) Global Financial Crisis 2008-Issues & 1,30,000.00 dt. 09, Oct. 2009 Challenges (National Level)
8. F/CW-022/10-11(ERO) Diabetes : Menance of the Millennium 2,00,000.00 dt. 05, Oct. 2010 (Interational Level)
9. F/CW-182/10-11 (ERO) Bio-Diversithy, Land Use and Its 1,50,000.00 dt. 22.3.2011 development (National Level)
10. CW-049 12/13 (ERO) Political System in India with Special 1,00,000.00 dt. 22.1.2013 Reference to s West Bengal (National Level)
11. CW-048 12/13 (ERO) Folklor as an Integrating Force of the Diverse 1,50,000.00 dt. 22.1.2013 Sub-national groups of India (National Level) 12. CW-027/ 14-15 (ERO) The role of Public Private Partnership mode for 1,50,000.00 dt. 12.03.2015 Development of Indian Economy (National Level) 13. CW-071/ 15-16 Sustainability of Environment and Prevention 1,00,000.00 dt. 31.93.2016 cum Management of Disaster with special reference to India (National Level)
47 College Sponsored Seminars & Programmes Name of the Seminar Date of organised Department
Inpact of Goods and Services 09.09.2017 Department of Tax (GST) Act. 2017 Commerce & I.Q AC.
Indo European Language 22.08.17 Department of Family and Bengali Language Bengali & I.Q AC. Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharya Organised by Memorial Lecture. 17.11.17 Dr. K.L.B.College Indian Foregin Policy : An Overall & I.Q A.C. Evaluation in the Pespective of Speaker Dr. Puroshattam Strategic Evolution Bhattacharyya Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharya Organised by Memorial Lecture. 15.02.19 Dr. K.L.B.College & I.Q A.C. Aquatic Bioresources : Speaker Dr. Pratap Mukhopadhyay Utilization of Diversified Speices and Products in Sreghthening Rural Devlopment Inter-departmental Topic : Comtemporary 26.04.19 Politics in India in 20th Seminar Organised Century : Issues and Challanges by Dept. of History and Political Sc. in association with IQAC. Speaker Dr. Sobhanlal Duttagupta. Shri Ashish Lahiri Dr. Mohua Sarkar Personalised Medicine Dept. Seminar of Zoology & IQAC 27.04.19 and Alarming Fruits Prof. Jayanta Kr. Kundu Dr. Sujoy Ghosh College estension Programme Thalassemia Awareness under IQAC NAAC 06.03.19 Programme 06.03.19 Endowment Distribution Speaker Dr. Nimai Bhattacharya Sri Arup Roy (MIC) Dr. Prithwish Roy Mrs. Nandita Kundu Head Mistress Bhanumati Girls' High School Tobacco Awarness Programme with Audio Visual aids 08.03.19 NSS Howrah -CMOH
Medical Camp & Drug 14.05.19 NSS Awareness Programee
48 List of Students as Previous Recipients of College Sponsored Endowments
Title of Endowment Course Year Name of the Student Dhirendranath Smriti Pruashkar B.Com (Hons.) 2014 i) Monojit Roy Satyacharan Ghosh & PLSA ii) Sujoy Goswami Nirmala Ghosh Pruashkar Prashanna Kumar Lahiri & ENGA iii) Sk. Saddam Baradakanta Sanyan Smriti Purashkar Indrani Banerjee Smriti Purashkar BNGA iv) Ranita Banerjee Dhananjay Manna HISA v) Tanuja Khatun Benevolent Purashkar Sunil Kumar Kundu Smriti Purashkar ENGA vi) a) Sk. Saddam Sunil Kumar Kundu Smriti Purashkar GEOA b) Dipayan Denre Sunil Kumar Kundu Smriti Purashkar EDCA c) Ashim Dutta Lt. Sarat Chandra Ghosh & PHIA vii) a) Mittali Pal Lata Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Purashkar Lt. Sarat Chandra Ghosh & b) Manojit Roy Lata Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Purashkar B. Com. (Hons.) Apurba Kumar Das & GEOA ix) a) Dipayan Denre Amrita Sarkar Benevolent Purashkar Apurba Kumar Das & EDCA b) Ashim Dutta Amrita Sarkar Benevolent Purashkar Birendranath Sanyal Smriti Purashkar ZOOA 2015 i) Moumita Bhowmick Late Satyacharan Ghosh & PLSA ii) Mousumi Khan Smt. Nirmala Ghosh Smriti Purashkar Late Prashanna Kumar Lahiri & ENGA iii) Nitban Roy Baradakanta Sanyal Smriti Purashkar Indrani Banerjee Smrity Purashkar BNGA iv) Aditi Pal Dhananjay Manna HISA v) Sadhana Pal Benevolent Purashkar Lt. Sunil Kumar Kundu Smriti Purashkar ENGA vi) a) Nirban Roy Lt. Sunil Kumar Kundu Smriti Purashkar GEOA b) Ankita Dey Lt. Sunil Kumar Kundu Smriti Purashkar EDCA c) Tusharkanti Duari Lt. Sarat Chandra Ghosh & PHIA vii) a) Nabamita Mondal Lt. Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Purashkar Lt. Sarat Chandra Ghsoh & B.Com b) Vishal Gupta Lt. Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Purashkar Lt. Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Purashkar ZOOA viii) a)Moumita Bhowmick Apurba Kumar Das & GEOA ix) a) Ankita Dey Amrita Sarkar (Das) Benevolent Prize Apurba Kumar Das & EDCA b) Tusharkanti Duari Amrita Sarkar (Das) Benevolent Prize
49 Title of Endowment Course Year Name of the Student Bamdeb Samanta Benevolent Prize BNGA x) a) Aditi Pal Bankim Chandra Das Smriti Purashkar ZOOA xi) a)Moumita Bhowmick Bankim Chandra Das Smriti Purashkar PHYA b) Bamali Das Barendranath Dhar Smriti Puraskar (Highest Number in University Examination)
Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Manojit Halder 2 2017 Anamika Paul 3. 2018 Rakhi Koley Satyacharan Ghosh Srimati Nirmala Ghosh Smriti Puraskar (Highest Number in Pol. Science) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sonali Deyashi 2 2017 Jolly Mondal 3. 2018 Soumit Modak Prasanna Kumar Lahiri Baroda Kanta Sanyal Smriti Puraskar (Highest Number in English) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sangjukta Mukherjee 2 2017 Manami Manna 3. 2018 Barnali Das Indrani Banerjee Smriti Puraskar (Highest Number in Bengali) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Debjani Koley 2 2017 Rimpa Kanrar 3. 2018 Somnath Singha Dhananjay Manna Benevolent Puruskar (Highest Number in History) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sarbani Pramanick 2 2017 Tanushree Senapati 3. 2018 Sumita Pradhan
50 Sarat Chandra Ghosh and Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Puruskar (Highest Number in Philosophy) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Nilima Das 2 2017 Srijani Ghosh 3. 2018 Moumita Pramanik
Sunil Kundu Smriti Puruskar (Highest Number in English, History & Geography)
Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sangjukta Mukherjee 2 2017 Monami Manna 3. 2018 Barnali Das
Sunil Kundu Smriti Puruskar (Highest Number in English, History & Geography)
English Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sangjukta Mukherjee 2 2017 Monami Manna 3. 2018 BarnaliDas History Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Srabani Pramanik 2 2017 Tanushree Senapati 3. 2018 Sunita Pradhan Geography Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sathi Galui 2 2017 Pinki Bhunia 3. 2018 Srabanti Pakhira Apurba Kumar Das & Amrita Sarkar Benovolent Puraskar (Highest Number in Geography & Education) Geography Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sathi Galui 2 2017 Pinki Bhunia 3. 2018 Shrabani Pakhira
51 Education Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Piyasiya Santra 2 2017 Kheyali Barik 3. 2018 Rakhi Koley Renukha Dhar Smriti Puraskar (Highest Number in English) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Sangjukta Mukherjee 2 2017 Manami Manna 3. 2018 Barnali Das
Bankim Chandra Das Smriti Puraskar (Highest Number in Zoology & Physiology) Zoology Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Anirban Chakraborty 2 2017 Susmita Samanta 3. 2018 Sourima Chhari Physiology Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Tishanjit Ghosh 2 2017 Jhuma Pollcy 3. 2018 Arpita Bali Bamdeb Samanta Benevolent Puraskar (Highest Number in Bengali) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Debjani Koley 2 2017 Rimpa Kanrar 3. 2018 Somnath Singha Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Puraskar (Highest Number in Zoology) Sl. No. Year Name 1 2016 Anirban Chakraborty 2 2017 Susmita Samanta 3. 2018 Sourima Chhari
52 NSS [Programme Officer : Dr. Sampa Ray Bagchi]
With the dawning of independence on 15th August 1947, the Government of India intended to integrate the student community in the service to the nation. The first Knowledge Commission in 1950 considered the philanthropic service of the students to be of significant importance. This resulted in the establishment of the 'National Service Scheme' (NSS) at the University level in April 1957. The colleges under these Universities also set up their own NSS units. As a unit of the National Service Scheme of the University of Calcutta, the students of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya college have dedicated themselves towards the glorious aim of serving the nation. The motto of NSS – "Not Me But You" – has constantly driven them to carry out their duties to the nation, throughout the year. Some of their key activities, like keeping the college campus clean and disciplined, tree plantation, celebrating the days of national and international importance [National Youth Day (12th Jan); Republic Day (26th Jan); Women's Day (8th March)' World Forest Day (21st March); Independence Day (15th August); NSS Day (24th Sept.) etc.], making the people of the locality aware of the importance of the pulse polio vaccination – have made the college NSS unit vibrant. The NSS has conducted a Health & Medical Check Up camp along with free medicine supply at Baramollakhali, 24 Pgs(s), in the Sundarban Coastal Area from 4th to 10 March 2011. Recently the NSS conducted one Medical Camp in Amberia Gram Panchyet, Gadiara, Howrah from 24 March 2012 to 30 March 2012. The N.S.S. Unit also conducted one Medical Camp especially for the mother and their Children from Dec. 13 to 15 Dec. 2012, at Amberia Gram Panchyet, Gadiara, Howrah. The N.S.S. unit of our college conducted one Spl. Medical Checkup camp in Amta II Block (Manuchak G.P.) for three days (19/3/2014-21/3/14) along with six doctors for checking up to 350 patients. As a unit of the National Service Scheme of the University of Calcutta, the students of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya college have dedicated themselves towards the glorious aim of serving the nation. The motto of NSS - ''Not Me But You"- has constantly driven them to carry out their duties to the nation, throughout the year. Some of their key activities, like keeping the college campus clean and disciplined, tree plantation, celebrating the days of national and international importance. (National Your Dey (12th Jan;) Republic Dey (26th Jan); Women's Day (8th March) World Forest Day (21st March), Independence Day (15th August); NSS Day (24th Sept.) etc.) making the people of the locality aware of the importance of the pulse polic vaccination- have made the college NSS unit vibrant. Under the Special Camping Programme, our college NSS Unit has conducted a Health check up camp along with free medicine supply at Mahakalpur, Nakubar and Boalia Village. Amta Block - 2, Howrah on from 28th April to 3rd May 2016. The NSS Unit also conducted Blood Donation camp on 29th January, 2016 with the help of KPC Medical College, Kolkata. Recently, on 26th of March, 2018. The NSS Unit conducted another Blood Donation Camp and AIDS Awareness Programme with the help of Bhoruka Blood Bank, Kolkata. 53 To lead the personality of a volunteer to complete flourishing through group activities, is the aim of the NSS. NSS wishes to achive this goal through certain important steps, i) working with the people and for the people ii) indulging in creative and organized social activities. iii) expanding one's knowledge into the community. iv) finding the practical implication of one's theoretical knowledge. v) achieving the potential of democratic leadership. vi) attaining self-reliance. vii) bridging the gap between the educated and the uneducated. viii) Channelising one's knowledge and skill to assist the weaker section of the society. SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSES : (1) The college is organizing career oriented UGC recognized Self-Financing Job, oriented courses as well. The courses under this programme are : (2) Interior Decoration & Beautification, Travel & Tourism Management, Tally with GST [Dr. Sourav Mondal, Co-ordinator] (9433499972) (3) West Bengal State Council of Vocational Education & Training affiliated additional courses viz : [Dr. Prabir Sanki, Co-ordinator] (9434805562) 1) Automibile Mechanics, 2) Computer Application, 3) Taxation Practices. (4) First Aid Training & Nursing Training–Conducted by St. John's Ambulance, Howrah. FACILITIES : (1) With the grant of UGC, the College now has a Computer Centre. (2) With the grant of Rs. 1,75,000/- from U.G.C., Remedial Coaching classes have been organized in the Academic Year 2008-2009 and also in the Academic Year 2009-2010 & 2011-12. (3) The Alumni Association has been reconstituted. (4) a. There is a Grievance Redressal Cell for different complaints and demands of the students. The cell contitutes of Professors, Non-teaching Staff and the Student Representatives. b. The Governing Body has constituted an Internal Complaints Committee as per UGC Guidelines. (5) College Canteen is there to cater to the needs of the students and others, related to the Institution. (6) A Cycle-Stand is alloted for the benefit of the students. (7) With the grant of UGC, the College has started Six Career Oriented Programmes. (8) There is a Gym facility in the College. (9) With the Grant of UGC, the College has started Coaching Classes for entry in services to Group A,B,C,D.
54 (10) Generator Facility is provided in the College for the Students. (11) LCD Tvs have been set up in the Canteen, Guest Room, Meeting Room. (12) Free Studentship (13) Railway concession (14) Indoor and Outdoor games. (15) Language Laboratory (16) Internet Service in Library (17) Aquaguard for Safe drinking water. (18) Distribution of I.Card for all Students. (19) Elevator for physically challanged students/persons. (20) Instalation of C.C.T.V. (as per Govt. Order) in Principal room/Canteen/Lobby/Meeting Room/Main Gate/Science Block. Co-curricular activities Along with the regular academic activities, there are several co-curricular ones organized by the college throughout the year, aiming for the mental and intellectual development of the students. They are : 1. Inter-department competitions : (a) Recitation (b) Debate (c) Music (d) Quiz (e) Composition Competition (poems and essays) (f) Extempore speech (g) One-act play (f) Antakshari 2. Annual sports (Indoor and outdoor) 3. Friendly Cricket matches involving students and Teachers/ Non-teaching Staff 4. Induction Programme 5. Valediction Ceremony/Session 6. Celebration of the Independence Day 7. Celebration of the Republic Day 8. Celebration of Netaji Birth Anniversary 9. Birth and Death Anniversary of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya 10. Mock-Parliament Competition 11. Departmental Wall Magazine 12. Departmental Debate Competition
55 13. Participation in inter-college events (sports and cultural) The students of the college are given the opportunity to be the members of students' Health Home with a negligible amount of fees. With this, they can avail different facilities regarding health check-up and treatment. 14. UGC sponsored Remedial Coaching for SC/ST/OBC. 15. UGC sponsored Coaching classes for entry in services for SC/ST/OBC. Prizes, Awards & Scholarships To generate interest and create an atmosphere of healthy competition, the college has arranged for prizes in different streams, along with certification. Coupled with this, are the several Govt. & Non-Govt. Scholarships and Stipend which are offered to the students of the College. A description of them is as follows : Govt. Non-Govt. Scholarships & Stipends 1. Govt. Scholarship to the meritorious students. 2. Cine Scholarship of the Govt. – awarded to the students whose father/mother is working in T.V. or Cinema. 3. Zindal Scholarship. 4. AMRA Scholarship. 5. S.C. & S.T. Govt. Scholarship. 6. Minority Scholarship. 7. Bidi Worker's Stipend. 8. Calcutta University – Indian Oil Endowment Scholarship for S.C./S.T. students of UG/PG course. 9. Concessions of Indian Railway (monthly & quarterly). 10. Kanyashree K2 from is available in the college. 11. Swami Vivekananda Merit cum Means Scholarship. Prizes awarded by the college BIRENDRANATH DHAR MEMORIAL PRIZE – awarded to the student who obtains the highest marks in the University Examination from the College. Late SATYACHARAN GHOSH & SMT. NIRMALA GHOSH MEMORIAL PRIZE – awarded to the student scoring the highest marks in Political Science in the University Examination. Late PRASANNA KUMAR LAHIRI & BARADAKANTA SANYAL MEMORIAL PRIZE – awarded to the student scoring the highest marks in English in the University Examination. INDRANI BANERJEE SMRITI PURASKAR in Bengali (Hons) DHANANJOY MANNA BENEVOLENT PURASKAR in History (Hons) PRIZES IN THE ANNUAL CULTURAL COMPETITION – The first three rank holders of all the events are awarded with prizes. PRIZES IN THE ANNUAL SPORTS – There is an Arrangement for prizes in different events in the annual sports.
56 FREE STUDENTSHIP & HALF-FREE STUDENTSHIP – awarded by the college to the needy students after proper verification. Late SARAT CHANDRA AND PANNALAL GHOSH SMRITI PARASKAR to be awarded to Philosophy (Hons.) to Commerce student who would score highest markes in C.U. Examination. Late SUNIL KUNDU MEMORIAL PRIZE of Rs. 50,000 in English(H), Geography(H) and Education(H). APURBA KUMAR DAS AND AMRITA SARKAR DAS BENEVOLENT PRIZE in Geography (H) & Education (H) Late Debkumar Chowdhury Memorial Prize (Korak) Late Pannalal Ghosh Smriti Puraskar. Late Renuka Dhar memorial Prize for Highest marks in English (Hons.)in C.U. Final Examination. Late Bankim Chandra Das Memorial Prize in Zoology and Physiology. Games and Sports [In-Charge : Dr. Samir Kumar Naskar] The college has no playground to promote outdoor games. Two neighbouring playground are used for practicing outdoor games. Nevertheless, the college provides facilities for indoor games and ecourages its students to participate in Annual Sports, District Sports and Several State-level Compisitions. The College ensures participation of students in Inter-Collegiate Tournaments /Championships in Inter-university and other Tournaments and championships and long-term Coaching Camps (Football and Cricket both). ● Students of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College played three rounds in Inter-Collegiate Cricket Tournament Mens. (2017-2018). ❏ In the first round they played with Moulana Azad College and won the game. ❏ In the Second round students of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College played with Vidyasagar College and also won the game. ❏ In the third round (pre-quarters) our students played with St. Xaviers College and was defeated. ● In the universtiy Football Match (Men's Tournament 2017-18) our students played Inter- Collegiate Football match with Nabagram Hiralal Pal College and was defeated in Tie- Breaker. ● In the District Football Meet organised by Azad Hind Fouz Smriti Mahavidyalay, students of our college played the first round with Azad Hind Fouz Smriti Mahavidyalay and won by 3 goals, in the pre-quarters. ● In the Second round our college was defeated by Ramsaday College. ● In the Athletics Meet organised by Azad Hind Fouz Smriti Vidyalaya Arpita Mondal from Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College was felicited with a 2nd Prize in the 400 mtrs. run and got hereself qualified for the State Meet. ● In 2017-18 Session Papia Das of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College was awarded a gold medal is 15th Okinawa Goju-Ryu Karata Open Championship 2018, held in Kedah, Malaysia.
57 ● Students of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College played one round in Inter-Collegiate Cricket Tournament Men (2018-2019) with Kidderpore College and was defeated. ● In the University Football Match (Men's Tournament 2018-2019) our Students played Inter-Collegiate Football match with Naba Ballygung Mahavidyalay in the first round and won the game. ● In the Second round students of Dr. Kanailal Bhattachhryya College played with Vijoygarh Jyotimay Law College and wad defeated. ● In the District Football Meet (Men's Tournament 2018-2019 organised by Udaynarayanpur Madhabilata Mahavidyalaya. Students of our College played the first round with Azad Hind Fouz Smriti Mahavidyalaya and won by 3 goals, in the Pre- quarters. In the Second round our college was defeated by Ramsaday College. ● In the Athletics Meet organised by Udaynarayanpur Madhabilata Mahavidyalaya two students participate the Meet from out college. ● In 2018-2019 the Annual Sports was held on 01/02/2019 and 02/02/2019 (Cricket and Annual Sports) included the following programme. ● Race for 100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters also shotput, Discuss throw, Kicking the football, Breaking the pot, Passing the Ball (for students) College Annual Sports Every year the Annual Sports of the college is held in December with active participation of students, teachers, and non-teaching members. Annual Sports is held every year which is a scheduled programme of our college. It comprises of :- ● Race for 100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters, also Shot Put, Discuss Throw, Kicking the Football, Breaking the Pot, Passing the Ball (for students). ● We also have Cricket for regular students, Football for teaching non-teaching v/s Regular students.
58 DEPARTMENTS, LIST OF TEACHERS AND HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENTS
Principal : Dr. Kaustubh Lahiri, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D. Bengali : Prof. Keshab Chandra Khanra Associate Professor (HOD) M.A. B.Ed. M. Phil Dr. Mantu Biswas, Assistant Professor, M.A., B. Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. Prof. Supta Pathak, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.A.
English : Prof. Smt. Swati Mustaphi, Assistant Professor (HOD) M.A., M.Phil. Dr. Sutapa Chaudhuri Assistant Professor, M.A. , M.Phil., Ph.D.
History : Prof. Sri Subhasis Ghosh, Associate Professor (HOD) M.A. Prof. Bidusi Haldar (Sardar) Assistant Professor, M.A., M.Phil, B.LIS Prof. Ruma Banerjee, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.A., (Double) B.Ed. M.Phil.
Philosophy : Prof. Sipra Ganguly, Associate Professor (HOD) M.A., Prof. Sujata Dhar, Associate Professor, M.A., M.Phil Prof. Ratna Banerjee, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.A. B.Ed.
Education : Dr. Sampa Ray Bagchi, Assistant Professor (HOD) M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Samir Kumar Naskar, Assistant Professor, M.Com., B.Ed., M.A. (Education), Ph. D. (Education). Prof. Rupak Jana, M.A. (Guest Lecturer)
Political Science : Prof. Anasua Chatterjee, Associate Professor (HOD) M.A. Prof. Ellora Bhattacharya, M.A., B.Ed. (Part-time) Prof. Tarak Medda M.A. (Guest Lecturer) Prof. Biswajit Boxi, M.A. ((Guest Lecturer)
Commerce : Prof. Asim Kumar Roy, Assistant Professor (HOD) M.Com. Prof. Srabani Dey, Assistant Professor, M.Com, M.Phil. Prof. Kuntal Kanti Chaulia, PTT (Govt. Approved),M. Com., B.Ed. Prof. Subhas Chandra Dalui, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.Com. ICWA Prof. Dr. Prabir Kumar Sanki, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.Com., B.Ed., Ph.D. Dr. Saurav Mondal, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.Com., B.Ed., Ph.D. Prof. Asanta Maity, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.Com. ICWA (Inter) Prof. Bidyut Mondal, Guest Lecturer, M.Sc. (Computer Science) Prof. Souvik Paul, Guest Lecturer M Sc. (Math) Prof. Shilpa Hati, Guest Lecturer M Sc. (Computer Science) Prof. Manjari Pakhira, Guest Lecturer M Sc. Physiology : Prof. Madhumita Debnath, Assistant Professor (HOD) M.Sc. Prof. Dhruba Kumar Sautya, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.Sc.
59 Prof. Dibyendu Maity, Guest Lecturer, M.Sc. Prof. Neepa Banerjee, M.Sc. (Guest Lecturer) Prof. Sutupa Das, Guest Lecturer Zoology : Dr. Sudipta Bhowmik, Assistant Professor (HOD) M.Sc. Ph.D. Dr. Sriparna Kuthe, PTT (Govt. Approved), M.Sc., Ph.D. Prof. Garima Hore, M.Sc. (Guest Lecturer) Prof. Santu Paria M.Sc. (Guest Lecturer) Prof. Debasmita Ghosal, M.Sc. (Guest Lecturer)
Botany : Dr. Mriganka Mondal, Assistant Professor (HOD) M.Sc. Ph.D. Prof. Biswanath Paul, M.Sc., M. Phil. Guest Lecturer, Prof. Rimli Pal, M.Sc., Guest Lecturer, Dr. Dipu Samants, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Guest Lecturer)
Geography : Dr. Kaustubh Lahiri, Principal, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D. Sutapa Mukherjee (Pal), Assistant Professor (HOD) M.Sc., B.Ed. Prof. Karabi Das, M.Sc. Assistant Professor Prof. Kakali Ganguly, PTT (Govt. Approved) M.Sc., M. Phil Prof. Kuheli Nag, PTT (Govt. Approved) M.A., B.Ed.
60 NON - TEACHING STAFF Head Clerk : Sri Amar Bag, B.Com. Accountant : Sri Bhaskar Ghose, B.Com. Cashier : Sri Tarak Das, H.S. Clerk : Mr. Uttam Dolui, H.S. Clerk : Sri Kinkar Ghosh, B.A.; General Administrative Staff : Smt. Lisa Bag (Hazra), B.A., Library Attendant Sri Arun Manna, B.A., Day Guard Smt. Karabi Rakshit, Lady Attendant Sri Sushanta Chatterjee, Night Guard Smt. Aparna Dutta, B.A. Lab. Attendant (Geography) Library Clerk Sri Sagar PaL, Madhyamik Electrician Cum Caretaker : Sri Sumalay Dey, B.Com. CASUAL NON - TEACHING APPROVED BY DPI Gym Attendant : Sri Basanta Samanta Sweeper : Sri Tapan Adhikari STAFF (BIO-SCIENCE DEPT.) Sri Goutam Bhattacharya : Attendant (Zoology) Sri Pradip Das : Attendant (Botany) Sri Alita Tirki : Attendant (Physiology) WOMEN'S HOSTEL STAFF Smt. Amrita Sarkar (Das), B.A : Cook Smt. Antara Dasgupta B.A. : Helper CASUAL STAFF Sri Pallab Bhattacharya : Attendant Smt. Nabanita Banerjee M.A. : Office Assistent Sri Suraj Roy : Attendant (Zoology) Sri Arpan Mallick : Attendant (Botany) Smt. Debi Porel : Attendant (Zoology) Smt. Ashalata Maity : (Sweeper) Sri. Rosan Akka : (Sweeper) Sri. Ajoy Akka : (Sweeper) CONTACT PERSON FOR ENQUIRY 1. For University of Calcutta : Shri Kinkar Ghosh & Smt. Amrita Sarkar (Das) 2. For Library : Shri Uttam Dolui & Smt. Lisa Bag (Hazra) 3. For General Enquitiry : Shri Amar Bag & Principal 4. For Deposit of Fees : Shri Tarak Das & Smt. Karabi Rakshit 61 LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR 2019 HOLDAYS DATE DAY New Year's Day 1st January 2019 Tuesday Death Anniversary of Late Sudhir Ghosh 5th January 2019 Saturday Swami Vivekananda's Birthday 12th January 2019 Saturday Netaji's Birthday 23rd January 2019 Wednesday Foundation Day of Calcutta University 24th January 2019 Thursday Republic Day 26th January 2019 Saturday Saraswati Puja 10th February, 2019 Sunday Day after Saraswati Puja 11th February, 2019 Monday Shivaratri 4th March, 2019 Monday Doljatra 21st March, 2019 Thursday Holi 22nd March, 2019 Friday Ramnavami 14th April, 2019 Sunday Chaitra Sankranti 14th April, 2019 Sunday Bengali New Year's Day 15th April, 2019 Monday Good Friday 19th April, 2019 Friday Easter Saturday 20th Arpil, 2019 Saturday May Day 1st May, 2019 Wednesday Rabindra Jayanti 9th May, 2019 Thursday Summer Recess 16rh May –30th June 2019 Buddha Purnima 18th May 2019 Saturday Ram-Visarjan 11th August, 2019 Sunday Id-Uj-Zoha 12th August, 2019 Monday Independence Day 15th August, 2019 Thursday Janmastami 23rd August, 2019 Friday Muharram 10th September' 2019 Tuesday Viswakarma Puja 18th September 2019 Wednesday College Foundation Day 22nd September, 2019 Sunday Mahalaya 28th September, 2019 Satuday Gandhi Jayanti 2nd October, 2019 Wednesday Puja Vacation 3rd October, 2019-30th October, 2019 Birthday of Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharya 12th October, 2019 Satuday Chhat Puja 2nd November, 2019 Saturday Jagatdhatri Puja 6th November, 2019 Wednesday Fateha Doaz Daham 10th November, 2019 Sunday Guru Nanak's Birthday 12th November, 2019 Tuesday Death Anniversary of Late Debkumar Choudhury 20th November, 2019 Wednesday Winter Recess 25th December to 31st December 2019
62 Netaji Subhas Open University Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College Study Centre (Centre Code : E - 09) Netaji Subhas Open University was established as a State Open University in 1997 by an Act of West Bengal State Legislature. The act was subsequently amended to empower the University to spread its wings beyond the State. The University is recognized by University Grants Commission (U.G.C.) & Distance Education Council (D.E.C.). NSOU is the first Mega University in Eastern India. The University offers both conventional as well as skill-specific and job-oriented courses. Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College Study Centre is one of 161 study centres of N.S.O.U. It has been functioning since June, 2003. The approved courses for our study centre are :-
Programme Courses Eligibility Duration Admission Fees Session Post Graduate 1. M.A. in Bengali, English, 3 years Graduate of 2 years May-June Courses English Language Teaching, any discipline (P. G.) Pol. Sc, Social Work, Public Administration, History Education. Session in 2. M.Com. July of 3. M.Sc. (Mathematics) 3 years Graduate (Sc.) 2 years every year. 4. MLIS BLIS 1 year Bachelor 1. B.A. (Hons.) in Bengali, 10+2 3 years Degree English, Pol.Sc., History Programme 2. B.Com. (Hons.) (B.D.P.) 3. B.Sc. (Hons.) in 10+2 (Sc.) July of Geography every year. Certificate 1. Human Rights 10+2 6 months Courses P.G. Diploma in Journalism Garduate 1 sem & Mass Communication Bachelor in Library Garduate 1year Information Sceience For further enquiry students are advised to contact the Co-ordinator during Saturday & Sunday, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. NSOU Office : 2627-2471. (Sat & Sun from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.) Prof. Kesab Chandra Kham : 9830696112 (M) Co-ordinator Sumalay Dey : 9903068614 (M) Office Assistent
63 64 Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College in collaboration with WEBEL TECHNOLOGY LTD (Govt. of WB Undertaking has introduced COMPUTER LITERACY AND TRAINING PROGRAM for the College Students A Career Oriented Certified Computer Course
Course Duration : 2 years (Stage 1 & Stage 2) Classes will commence from the new academic session. Course Fee : Rs 1200/year STAGE-1 Combined Course Content For Science, Arts and Commerce Streams ➢ CLTP STAGE, 1 : Computer fundamentals and OS ; MS Office package; Photoshop & Video Editing; Advance Excel; Web Technology & Web Designing (Tire - 1); Financial Account- ing Package [Tally ERP9 (Tier-I]; Regional Font.
STAGE-2 Course Content for Combined Course Content for Commerce Stream Science, Arts Stream
Finiancial Accounting Package [Tally 2D Animation, Flash; Graphics Editing ERP9 (Tier - II)]; Online Taxation/Return Tool (Illustrator); Freehand; HTML; CSS; Procedure : PC Troubleshooting; Concept Web Designing (Tier-II) PC Trouble- of Networking (LAN, MAN & WAN) shooting; Concept of Networking (LAN , MAN & WAN)
Benefits of the CLTP Course
➢ Students will get authorized certificates from Weble Technolgo Ltd. (Govt. of W.B) ➢ Very nominal Course fees as compared to other private institutions. ➢ Exams and classes to be conducted at college premises. ➢ Top students from each stream to be felicitated at the end of the course.
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