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Admission Guideline for the Academic Session 2021-22 DASARATHI HAZRA MEMORIAL COLLEGE Phone no. 8167305526 & 9434867892 BHATAR * PURBA BARDHAMAN * 713125 * WEST BENGAL GOVERNMRNT SPONSORED DEGREE COLLEGE ESTD 2013 A constituent college of the university of BurdwAn College Code-134 E-mail id – [email protected] Web Site: - www.bhatardhmc.in B.A. 1st YEAR (SEM-I) FORM FILL UP (UNDER CBCS) FOR SESSION 2021-2022 ADMISSION FORM FILLUP (COLLEGE REGISTRATION PROCESS) WILL START ON AND FROM 02.08.2021 to 20.08.2021. B.A. General & Honours course only Schedule: st For Under Graduate Courses (1 Year admission) nd a) Date of opening of Online Portal for Application for UG Courses – 02 August, 2021 b) Completion of Application in the Online Portal for UG Courses by – 20th August, 2021 c) Publication of Merit Lists in UG Courses by – 27th August, 2021 d) Completion of Admission at the UG Courses by - 30th September, 2021 st st e) Start of 1 semester Classes of UG Courses on - 01 October, 2021 ADMISSION SITES CAN BE REACHED VIA www.bhatardhmc.in Login Sites of Admission Portal www.bhatarcollege.in Bring scanned passport size photo (less than 30 kb), scanned signature (less than 20 kb) and other scanned documents from originals during online Admission form fill up. Honours & General College Registration fees Rs. - NIL (as per Govt. Order No: 706-Edn (CS)/10M-95/14 Date: 13th July 2021) A candidate can apply for maximum 3(Three) Honours & General Course. “ONLINE ADMISSION PROCESS SHOULD BE DONE BASED ON MERIT. STUDENTS SHOULD NOT BE CALLED FOR COUNSELING OR VERIFICATION DURING THE PROCESS OF ADMISSION. NO PHYSICAL PRESENCE WILL BE REQUIRED AT THE COLLEGES”. If there is any failure of payment made by the students in the time of admission, he/she must inform the college authority through the under mentioned email & Phone number within 24(twenty four) hours. If any problem arises during online admission procedure applicant may contact following office phone numbers. 8167305526 & 9434867892 [Time: 11.00 A.M. to 05.00 P.M. EXCEPT SUNDAY & HOLIDAY] Or May mail to: [email protected] TENTATIVE DATES OF PUBLICATION OF MERIT LISTS FOR ADMISSION TO B.A. HONOURS & GENERAL, SESSION 2021-2022 DASARATHI HAZRA MEMORIAL COLLEGE, BHATAR, PURBA BARDHAMAN. DATE MERIT LIST DEPOSIT OF ADMISSION FEES OPENING DATE TO LAST DATE 27.08.2021 1st MERIT LIST 01.09.2021 TO 03.09.2021 04.09.2021 2nd MERIT LIST 05.09.2021 TO 07.09.2021 08.09.2021 3rd MERIT LIST 09.09.2021 TO 11.09.2021 13.09.2021 4th MERIT LIST 13.09.2021 TO 14.09.2021 15.09.2021 5th MERIT LIST 16.09.2021 TO 17.09.2021 18.09.2021 6th MERIT LIST 19.09.2021 TO 20.09.2021 DUE TO COVID-19 CIRCUMSTANCES THE DATES OF ADMISSION MAY BE CHANGED. N.B. 1. IF YOUR NAME IS CONFIRMED IN ONE OR MORE HONOURS/ GENERAL SUBJECTS OF PUBLISHED MERIT LIST THEN YOU MAY ACCECPT ANY ONE OF THE CONFIRMED SUBJECT, OTHERWISE YOUR NAME WILL BE DELETED FROM THE RESPECTIVE SUBJECTS’ MERIT LIST.IF YOUR NAME IS ENLISTED IN THE GENERAL MERIT LISTS, LATER IF YOU ARE FURTHER ENLISTED IN ANY HONS. COURSE MERIT LIST, YOU WILL GET A CHANCE TO TAKE ADMISSION IN THE RESPECTIVE HONS. SUBJECT. N.B. 2. AT TIME OF VERIFICATION, YOU WILL BRING ALL THE ORIGINAL TESTIMONIALS, PRINT OUT OF ADMISSION FEES PAYMENT SLIP, APPLICATION FORM AND AADHAR CARD DURING SCHEDULED DATE AND TIME OF VERIFICATION OF TESTIMONIALS. N.B. 3. The Verification dates will be announced after the commencement of the 1st semester class. Your Admission will be completed only after verification. After submission of requisite fees, students must come to college on scheduled dates for verification of original documents. They must bring also self attested photocopy of below mentioned documents. For a reserved category seat, a candidate must have his/her own Caste certificate/PH certificate. Without having original Caste certificate/PH certificate, admission would be cancelled. Students would arrange self attested testimonials as a particular sequence during verification: 1. Madhyamik Admit Card /Age Proof Document. 2. Madhyamik Marksheet (10th Standard Marksheet). 3. Higher Secondary Registration Certificate. 4. Higher Secondary Marksheet (10+2 Standard Marksheet). 5. School Leaving Certificate (Original). 6. Caste Certificate (if any). 7. Differently Abled Certificate. 8. Sports Certificate. 9. Money Receipt (payment made online). 10. Aadhar Card. 11. One Passport Size Photo. Structure of Fees: Admission Fees Structure (2021-2022) (Provisional) Self Finance (Geography B.A B.A & Physical Education U.G. C.B.C.S 1st SEMESTER ADMISSION FEES HONOURS GENERAL General) Rs. 1570/- Rs.1480/- Rs. 1630/- 2020-2021 Rs. 1570/- Rs. 1480/- Rs. 1630/- ADMISSION FEES The entire admission process will be conducted by strictly following the COVID- 19 protocols. Some of the fees have been relaxed considering the COVID-19 situation. Subjects Offered: Chart – I Chart – II Honours General 1. BENGALI 1.BENGALI/SANSKRIT 2. SANSKRIT 2.ENGLISH/HISTORY 3. HISTORY 3.EDUCATION/PHILOSOPHY 4. EDUCATION 4. GEOGRAPHY (Self Financing) 5. ENGLISH 5. PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Self Financing) (i) A Candidate who wants to opt. for Honours Course will have to select one subject from chart – I & one subject from chart – II. (ii) A Candidate who wants to opt. for General Course will have to select two subjects from chart – II. Candidates cannot chose two subject from the same group. (iii) Geography & Physical Education, General (Self Financing). Intake Capacity: As per the intake capacity recommended by The University of Burdwan. Subject Gen SC ST OBC –A OBC-B PWD SPORTS TOTAL Bengali (Hons.) 26 10 02 04 03 05 01 51 Sanskrit (Hons.) 17 07 01 03 01 05 01 35 History (Hons.) 20 08 01 03 02 05 01 40 Education (Hons.) 22 09 02 04 02 05 01 45 English (Hons.) 20 08 01 03 02 05 01 40 B.A General (Arts.) 427 175 47 79 55 05 10 798 ¢h­no ¢LR¥ ¢e­cÑn¡hm£ - k¡l AeÉb¡ q­m i¢aÑ h¡¢am q­h Hhw LaÑ«fr c¡u£ b¡L­h e¡z 1. 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