Dinhata College

ESTABILISHED: 1956

P. O. DINHATA, DISTRICT. COOCHBEHAR PIN. 736135 Phone/Fax. 03581-255094, 259490 Website: http://dinhatacollege.ac.in (new) www.dinhatacollege.in (old) www.dinhatacollegeadmission.in (Online admission) Email: [email protected]

PROSPECTUS 2015-2016 (Version: May 2015, Updated: November 2015)

1.1. Our College

'Education is the manifestation of the perfection already in man.'

- Swami Vivekananda

Dinhata College, with a glorious history of unparalleled academic excellence of nearly sixty years behind it, is the only institution of higher education in the whole of Dinhata sub-division in Cooch Behar. In fact, Dinhata College which was established way back in 1956, is now one of the fore-most educational institutions in the whole of North Bengal, and is now boasting of 17 departments namely, Bengali, Botany, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, English, Economics, Geography, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physical Education, Physics, Political Science, Sanskrit, Sociology and Zoology; all the disciplines being under the able stewardship of brilliant and outstanding teachers of our times. Dinhata College is perhaps the only instance of a college which primarily caters to the demands of a very large number of students hailing from a predominantly rural backward and border areas which are inhabited by a significant population of members belonging to the Scheduled Castes and other backward classes including minorities (mainly Muslims), which is very well reflected in the total number of students, which at times reaches to 9,500. Dinhata College is robustly managed by a Governing Body which includes the leading luminaries of the society. The College, initially affiliated to the Calcutta University (1956-1962), and then was affiliated to the North Bengal University, since the latter's establishment in 1962. From 30th July 2015, the College has come under the Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University. The College is included under sections 2(f) and 12 (B) of the University Grants Commission Act. Remedial Coaching in all the three streams of Arts, Science and Commerce are offered. Entry-Level Coaching for entering different Services are provided for needy students. Preparations are on in full swing for

being assessed and accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council of India (NACC). This will further open up new vistas of development that will propel Dinhata College further forward on the road of providing quality higher-education to the students from all over North Bengal and thereby being instrumental for creating a value-based society. 1.2. Location

Located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas in the sub-division of Dinhata in the district of the erstwhile princely state of Cooch Behar, Dinhata College enjoys pleasant weather the year round. The Dinhata College is very-well connected with the rest of North Bengal and the rest of India, by the North-East Frontier Railways and State Highway road network. The Dinhata College Halt (the only Halt Station named after a College in the Indian Railway network) is adjacent to the Dinhata College and the Dinhata Main Road brushes past the College which links it with the Cooch Behar Sadar Sub-division. The nearest working airport is located at Bagdogra which is nearly 185 kilometers from the Dinhata College. The proposed airport at Cooch Behar Sadar is merely 25 kilometers away from the College premises. Dinhata College is situated 25 kilometers south of the district town of Cooch Behar and around 30 kilometers from New Cooch Behar station. Furthermore, Dinhata College is situated around 175 kilometers from Siliguri. In this way, Dinhata College is in a very convenient position to cater to the educational needs of students of near and far alike, not only from the State of West Bengal but also from the adjoining North-East States like Assam as well as to international students from the adjoining Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.

1.3. Infrastructure The College is built on a vast expanse of sixteen acres of land with the Main Building housing the Principal's Chamber, Teachers' Common Room, Office Room, Girls' Common Room, Computer Room, and separate well-equipped Laboratories and classrooms. The Science Building houses Botany, Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology Departments along with separate well-equipped Laboratories and classrooms. The first floor of the newly inaugurated Subarna Jayanti (Golden Jubilee) Building is our Library Building. The Library Building comprises of a rich Library with about 30,000 books along with a well-equipped Reading Room. There is also the Boys' Common Room, situated in between the Main Building and the Science Building, and an Auditorium is proposed to be built with financial assistance either of the State Government or UGC. The Boys' Hostel shelters a number of students from far off areas while the construction of the Girls' Hostel is on full swing under the responsibility of the Public Works Department, West Bengal and we are hopeful that admission in Girls’ Hostel will be started from this academic session. The College is surrounded by greenery and the water bodies are waiting to be turned into Swimming Pool for facilitating water sports if and when approved by the competent State and Central authorities. With the financial assistance of the UGC, the college has purchased LCD Projector Sets, Sound Systems and White Boards for providing better educational environment and scope for arranging seminars on its own resources. 2. Aims and Objectives

'The flying bird carrying ripe corn in its beak' - Dinhata College Insignia

The 'flying bird' is the symbol of hope that as the wings of higher education

begins to take off, the span of life expands even as the 'ripe corn' gives birth to fresh life. The primary objective of Dinhata College is to spread the light of quality education in a marginalized area like Dinhata, especially among the students from the Scheduled Castes and other backward classes including minorities (mainly Muslims). The vast NSS wings of the College provide ample scope to the students of the College to integrate the needs of the society in their training in order to create new value-based youthful society. In short, Dinhata College has the following primary objectives: (a) Help the students to attain degrees in Arts, Science and Commerce disciplines; (b) Help the students to get firmly established in society; (c) Train the students to serve the greater needs of the society; and (d) Develop Dinhata into a national and as well as international centre of learning.

3. Admission Procedure

On-line admission process is started from this Academic Session i.e. 2015-16. 3.1. Eligibility for Admission Students who have passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) conducted by the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (W.B.C.H.S.E.) after a period of 12 years study or any other equivalent (10+2) pattern examination conducted by the I.S.C. or C.B.S.E. or any other Board recognized as equivalent by the University of North Bengal, provided the student has passed in at least four subjects with English as Compulsory Subject, excluding Environmental Studies/Environmental Education. Those students who have obtained either (i) 55% marks in the aggregate or (ii) 50% marks in the aggregate with 60% marks in the subject in the qualifying examinations shall be eligible to apply for admission to Honours in the subject concerned in general categories. However, the above criterion reduces to (i)

50% marks in the aggregate or (ii) 45% marks in the aggregate with 60% marks in the subject in the qualifying examinations shall be eligible to apply for admission to Honours in the subject concerned in SC/ST categories. We also preserve the admission facilities for the students belonging to OBC-A and OBC-B categories. Further, the College follows the time to time Government Orders in connection with the admission procedure. The Application Form for First year admission, for the respective B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. General and Honours courses along with the Prospectus must be obtained from the College Website www.dinhatacollege.in and URL www.dinhatacollegeadmission.in as per notification given time to time in our College Website. Application form must be submitted through on-line process after depositing the application fees in the tune of Rs.100/- by SBI Net Banking, Debit Card, Credit Card or through computer-generated Challan. Merit list will be provided for various subjects through web notification in our website: www.dinhatacollege.in. 3.2. Documents to be submitted Following documents should be uploaded before depositing admission fees. a) Higher Secondary or equivalent examination Mark sheet, Madhyamik or equivalent examination admit card, caste certificate (if applicable) and PH certificate (if applicable) in PDF format. b) Passport size photo and signature of the applicant in JPG format. 3.3. Documents required after taking admission The following documents are required after taking admission. It is to be noted that at the time of submission of the admission form along with the requisite documents and the payment of the required fees, every student must take receipt signed by the receiving official with the college seal and these receipt must be carefully preserved by every student. Those Admission Forms will be cancelled which are not properly filled in

or signed or if any wrong or misleading information is furnished by the student. All admissions to the various courses in Dinhata College will be made strictly on merit and subject to availability. 3.4. Registration All admissions are provisional until confirmed by the University. If any admission of any student is made in contravention of the University regulations and restrictions, or in contravention of any rules framed by the College, even though detected afterwards, shall be cancelled without any reference and the concerned student will not be entitled to any refund of fees that is already paid to the College. 3.5. Eligibility The eligibility requirements as prescribed by the University of North Bengal / Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University have to be fulfilled by the students.  No student shall be allowed to take up Physics (Honours), if the student has not passed the Higher Secondary (H.S.) or equivalent examinations with Physics as a subject.  No student shall be allowed to take up Geography if the student has not passed the Higher Secondary (H.S.) or equivalent examinations with Geography as a subject.  No student shall be allowed to take up Economics (Honours), if the student has not passed the Higher Secondary (H.S.) or equivalent examinations with Mathematics or Business Mathematics as a subject.  No student will be allowed to take up English and Bengali simultaneously as elective subjects. 3.6. Reservation Seats shall be reserved for SC, ST, OBC A, OBC B and physically handicapped category as per Government order issued on the subject, provided they have passed the qualifying examinations and also have furnished the Certificates issued by the appropriate authority.

After submission of the Application Form, the student will have to quote the Application Form Number in any future correspondence with the College. No admission will be taken by the College beyond the notified admission schedule. The decision of the College Authority as regard the admission of the student will be final and binding on the student. 4. Subject Combination Table 1 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Combination of Honours Subjects Hons. Sub. Combination Sl. No. Code Subject (H) Subject (G) Subject (G)

1 Bengali Economics Pol. Science 1111

2 English Economics Pol. Science 1121

3 History Economics Pol. Science 1131

Sanskrit Economics 1141 4 Philosophy English Pol. Science 1142

Sanskrit Economics 1151 5 Pol. Science English Philosophy 1152

Geography English 1161 6 Economics Geography Math 1162

Table 2 Combination of General Subjects (B. A.)

Subject Sl. No. Subject (G) Subject (G) Code (G) Bengali 1 Philosophy History 1001 (Max 1200) English Pol. 2 Economics 1002 (Max 600) Science Sanskrit Pol. 3 Economics 1003 (Max 300) Science Geography 4 Pol. Science Economics 1004 (Max 40) Bengali 5 Pol. Science Economics 10013 (Max 600) Sanskrit 6 Philosophy History 10021 (Max 600)

7 Physical Education Pol. Science Philosophy 10022 (Male: 15, Female: 15)

8 Sociology History Pol. Science 10023 (300)

Table 3 Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Combination of Honours Subjects

Sl. No. Hons. Sub. Combination Subject (H) Subject (G) Subject (G) Code 1 Physics Chemistry Mathematics 3111 2 Chemistry Physics Mathematics 3121 3 Mathematics Physics Chemistry 3131 4 Botany Zoology Chemistry 3141 5 Zoology Botany Chemistry 3151

Table 4 Combination of General Subjects (B. Sc.) Subject (G) Subject (G) Subject (G) Code Physics Chemistry Mathematics 3001 Botany Zoology Chemistry 3002 Computer Science Physics Mathematics 3003 Computer Science Chemistry Mathematics 3004

Table 5 Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Combination of Honours Subjects

Hons. Sub. Combination Sl. No. Code Subject (H) Subject (G) Subject (G) 1 Accountancy Gr. A Gr. B 2111

Table 6 Combination of General Subjects (B.Com.)

Sl. No. Subject (G) Subject (G) Subject (G) Code 1 Gr. A Gr. B Gr. C 2001

Core Subjects: a) For Part -I (i) Bengali/ Alternative English (both Hons. & Gen. Course). b) For Part-II English Compulsory. c) For Part-III Environmental Studies. For those students who opt for Alternative English as Compulsory Subject, they must indicate the Code ALEM along with the original code. For example, 1111 ALEM.

5. Merit Point Calculation: The merit for admission to all Honours Course shall be calculated on the following formula as given by the University of North Bengal:- MERIT = (2S+T)/6 T = Marks obtained in English + Marks obtained in the subject opted for Honours + Best marks of other two subjects excluding Environmental Studies and the subject opted for Honours S = Marks obtained in the subject opted for Honours If the students does not have the specific subject opted for Honours in the qualifying Examination, the merit for admission to all Honours Course shall be calculated on the following formula :- MERIT = Ti/6 Ti = Marks obtained in English + Marks obtained in the subject opted for Honours + Best marks of other two subjects excluding Environmental Studies and the subject opted for Honours. 6. Fee Structure The fees structure for admission to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. First Year is as follows:

Table 7 College Fees Structure (With effect from 2015-2016)

Sl. No. B.A. B.A. B.A. B.Com B.Com B.Sc. B.Sc. ITEM(S) (G) (G) Geo. (H) (G) (H) (G) (H)

Admission Fees 1 150.00 150.00 200.00 150.00 200.00 150.00 200.00 (Per Annum) Development Fees 2 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 (Per Annum) Session Fees (Per Annum) 3 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 (Student Union) Library Fees 4 75.00 75.00 100.00 75.00 100.00 75.00 100.00 (Per Annum) Electricity Fees 5 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 (Per Annum) Laboratory Development Fees (Per 6 100.00 ------100.00 200.00 100.00 Annum) 7 Geography Lab. Fees (Per Annum) --- 100.00 ------8 Festival Fees (Per Annum) 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 9 Security Guard Fees (Per Annum) 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 10 Identity Card 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 University Registration Fees 11 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 (Per Annum) NBU sports Board 12 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 Fees (Per Annum) Contd. on next page

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College Exam. Fess 13 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 (Per Annum) Miscellaneous Fees 14 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 (Per Annum) Student Aid Fund 15 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 (Per Annum) Student Health Home 16 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 (Per Annum) TOTAL (PER ANNUM) 1345.00 1545.00 1420.00 1345.00 1420.00 1445.00 1620.00 Tuition Fees 17 50.00 85.00 75.00 60.00 85.00 85.00 110.00 (Per Month) Laboratory Fees 18 including Material Charges (Per ------50.00 100.00 Month) 19 Transfer fee One Month Tuition Fee

In addition to the above amount, an amount of Rupees one hundred ( Rs. 100/-) as Diploma Fee is to be deposited at the College Cash Counter while collecting the Diploma/ Certificate. For those students who want to reside in Bidhan Chandra Chhatrabash, the Fee Structure is given below. Table 8 Fee Structure: Hostel Items Rate (Per Month) Annual Rate

Admission fee 50

Seat rent 100 1200 Utensils 60 Miscellaneous 50 Sports fee 50 Establishment charge 75 900 Electricity fee 30 600 Total 2910

It is to be noted that the Total Capacity of Bidhan Chandra Chhatrabash is 80 male students. 7. Academic Calendar The academic calendar appears below:

Table 9 Academic Calendar: 2015-2016 SCHEDULE PART-I PART-II PART- III Admission June – August June – August June – August Students’ After Admission July July Counseling Class Routine After completion of 1st Week of July 1st Week of July Publication admission process Class Middle of July 1st Week of July 1st Week of July Commencement Nabin Baran (Freshers’ September ------Welcome) Registration form As per University ------fill-up Schedule 1st Class Test September September September Result of 1st Class September September September Test Guardian-teacher End of September End of September End of September Meeting Prize Distribution to Best Performer November November November in the University Examinations “November to “November to “November to Study Tour for December” for December” for December” for specific Dept. Botany & Zoology Geography Botany, Zoology 2nd Class Test and November- November- November- Result December December December Annual Test December - January December - January December - January

Annual Sports November November November Meet

Annual Cultural November November November Program Students’ Union December/January December/January December/January Election Contd. on next page

Contd. from previous page UGC Entry in January-March January-March January-March Service Classes Remedial & Special February- March February- March February- March Classes Community enrichment Last Week of January (After the Annual Test) Programme Result of Annual February February February Test Examination Guardian-teacher February February February Meeting Meeting of the Last Week of February Alumni Association University form February-March filling Publication of Exam Schedule by March March March the University Distribution of March March March Admit Card Date of University As per the University Schedule Examination Publication of As per the University Schedule Result by

University

8. General Rules and Discipline 8.1. A student, once admitted in one subject may change to any other subject only within the date fixed by the University and subject to availability, with intimation in prescribed proforma to the Principal, subject to fulfillments of other criteria and norms. 8.2. All students must always carry their College Identity Card with them while entering the College Premises and are bound to display their card when asked by the authority. 8.3. Each student must come to the College decently attired maintain proper decorum and discipline in the college premises and take care not to destroy any college property 8.4 . Every student must observed the College Notice Board daily and comply with instructions displayed there on, failing which the College will not be responsible for any inconvenience faced by them. 8.5. Any student failing to attend at least 75% of the total classes will be declared as discollegeate. 8.6 . Any student failing to attend at least 65% of the total classes held per subject during the academic year will not be allowed to sit for final examination. 8.7 . In matters mentioned above in all other incidental and ancillary matters there to, the decision of the College Authority will be final and binding upon the student.

9. Important Aspects of the College 9.1. Library The Dinhata College has one of the largest and most resourceful libraries in the whole of North Bengal possessing above 30,000 books and several Departmental Journals. The library is computerized one. Reprographic facilities are also available in the College. The following library rules must be strictly adhered to by the students: a) Each Honours student can borrow two books at a time b) Each general student can borrow one book at a time c) The book is issued for 15 days and after the expiry of 15 days from the date of issue a fine 0.50 paisa per day will be charged. 9.2 . National Service Scheme (N.S.S.) The College has two large N.S.S. units I and II which conduct social activities like planting trees, conduct awareness camps and so on. 9.3. Separate Boys' & Girls' Hostel The College has the unique distinction of having separate hostels for boys (Bidhan Chandra Chhatrabash) and girls (Pritilata Wadedar that is under construction) for the large number of students who come to the College from far away. Application is to be done separately in a prescribed format. The following documents are to be submitted along with the application form a) Copy of mark sheet of the examination last qualified. b) Character certificate from the Superintendant of the hostel last stayed or Head of the Institution last attended. c) Residential certificate from competent authority. Admission to the hostel will be strictly on the basis of merit and distance.

9.4 . Sports Field Dinhata College has a large and well-maintained sports field which is used to conduct sports events like D.P.I. Sports, College Annual Sports, Several out- door games, non-residential Training Camps and so on. 9.5. Awards & Prizes The students of Dinhata College are awarded the following medals every year as per their performance at the following subjects in the University Examinations.  Nripendra Mohan Saha Smriti Padak- Philosophy. Sulakshana Devi Smriti Puraskar - Political Science  Srinath Smriti Padak - B.Com. Honours  Nanda Rani Smriti Padak (for female students) - B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Final Examinations  B.R. Dey Memorial Medal - English 9.6 . Success The College has achieved remarkable success during the earlier years, a few of which are given below.  Madhumita Goswami, First Class First, B.Sc. (Mathematics Honours), NBU, 2007.  Susmita Datta, First Class First, B.A. (Philosophy Honours), NBU, 2005.  Debashis Sarkar, First Class First, B.Sc. (Physics Honours), NBU, 2007; presently Research Scholar in S. N. Bose Institute, Kolkata.  Dipak Barman, Second Class First, B.A. (History Honours), NBU.  Ezarul Hoque, 55.67% in B.A. (Bengali Honours), NBU, 2010; First Class First, M.A. (Bengali), Aligarh Muslim University, 2012.  Pooja Jain, First Class First, B.Com. (Commerce Honours), NBU.  Mosaref Hussain, B.Sc. (Physics Honours), NBU, 2010; First Class First, M.Sc (Physics), Assam University, 2012.

9.7 . Free Coaching for S.S.C. Examination and other competitive examination The College holds Free Coaching for needy students who are appearing in School Service Commission (S.S.C.) Examination and other competitive examinations. 9.8 . The College observes 20th August as the College Foundation Day with various programmes. 10. Future Plan of Action The College has important plans lined up for the future, a few of which are depicted below. 10.1. The College plans to hold at least 3 to 4 UGC Sponsored National Seminars in the coming academic year. 10.2. The College plans to take up several initiatives in teaching and learning process, like holding Departmental Seminars, allowing teachers to take part in Orientation and Refresher Programmes, and so on. 10.3. The College plans to hold several social programmes like blood donation camps, disaster management awareness programmes, and so on. 10.4. The College plans to build central instrumentation facilities for the science departments. 10.5. The College plans to build a sports complex in its compound. 10.6. The College has a decent computer laboratory with all modern facilities (open access) for the staff and students.

11. List of Members of Governing Body, Teaching and Administrative Staff Table 10 MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BODY Sl. Members of the Governing Body No. 1. Sri Narayan Chandra Deb President, G.B. 2. Dr. Sadhan Chandra Kar Principal, & Secretary (Ex-Officio) 3. Sri Asim Nandi Member, Govt. Nominee 4. Sri Partha Nath Sarkar Member, Govt. Nominee 5. Dr. Amal Mandal Member, University Nominee 6. Prof. Subhasis Bhattacharya Member, University Nominee 7. Vaccant Teachers' Representative 8. Dr. Debashish Das Teachers' Representative 9. Sri Pradip Chandra Saha Teachers' Representative 10. Sri Sujit Dasgupta Non-Teaching Staff Representative 11. Sri Satish Chandra Mali Non-Teaching Staff Representative 12. Pintu Haque Students' Representative

Table 11 MEMBERS OF THE TEACHING STAFF Principal Dr. Sadhan Chandra Kar, (Associate Professor of Economics on lien w.e.f. 02.07.2015) Deptt. of Bengali 1 Dr. Amitava Datta, Associate Professor 2 Dr. (Smt.) Suchismita Debnath, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Subhash Chandra Das, Assistant Professor Deptt. of English 1 Sri Joy Mukherjee, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Avishek Saha, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Mahadeb Barman, Assistant Professor 4 Mustafizur Rahaman (Part-time Lecturer, College Sponsored.) Deptt. of Economics 1 Dr. Sadhan Chandra Kar, Associate Professor (on lien) 2 Dr. Amlan Majumder, Assistant Professor & Head 3 Sri Sushil Chandra Biswas, Assistant Professor Deptt. of Geography 1 Sri Bappa Sarkar, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Pallab Roy (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 3 Sri Tanmay Saha (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of History 1 Sri Pankaj Datta, Associate Professor & Head 2 Smt. Anindita Basu Biswas, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Prasanjoy Das (Part Time Lecturer, College Sponsored) 4 Sri. Nitya Sundar Roy Mandal (Guest Lecturer) 5 Smt. Payel Kar (Guest Lecturer) Deptt. of Philosophy 1 Dr. Md. Ferdosh Islam, Associate Professor & Head

2 Sri Sunil Roy, Assistant Professor 3 Smt. Sampa Roy (Part-time Lecturer, Govt. Sponsored)) 4 Ajidul Miah (Guest Lecturer) 5 Lucky Biswas (Guest Lecturer) Deptt. of Physical 1 Sri. Dipu Barman (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Education 2 Sudipta Ghosh (Instructor, College Sponsored) Deptt. of Political 1 Sri Pradip Chandra Saha, Associate Professor & Head Science 2 Smt. Sukla Das, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Sapan Tamang, Assistant Professor 4 Sri Jiban Kumar Sen (Part-time Lecturer, Govt. Sponsored) 5 Sri. Rintu Mahanta (Guest Lecturer) 6 Sri. Atul Ch. Biswas (Guest Lecturer) Deptt. of Sanskrit 1 Smt. Priya Dutta (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 2 Smt. Tini Chakraborty (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of Sociology 1 Md. Asraf Ali Mondal (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of Commerce 1 Dr. Surya Narayan Roy, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Dipak Kundu, Assistant Professor Deptt. of Physics 1 Dr. Prabir Kumar Haldar, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Niharendu Barman , Assistant Professor 3 Sri Narendra Nath Mukherjee (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 4 Sri Hasanur Rahaman (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 5 Sri Abu Bakkar Siddik (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of Chemistry 1 Dr. Debashis Das, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Passang Tshering Lepcha 3 Smt Rimi Roy, Assistant Professor 4 Sri Raja Ghosh (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 5 Sri Pratik Roy Gupta (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 6 Sri Soumyadip Boral (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of Computer Science - - Deptt. of Mathematics 1 Sri Ranjan Barman, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Dr. Mritunjoy Ghosh, Assistant Professor 3 Sri Sujoy Sarkar (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) 4 Smt Rimpa Saha (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of Botany 1 Dr. Kishore Kumar Thapa, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Sanjib Saha (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored) Deptt. of Zoology 1 Sri Manjil Gupta, Assistant Professor & Head 2 Sri Debadri Kumar Sarkar (Part-time Lecturer, College sponsored)

Librarian 1 Smt. Dawa Doma Sherpa

Table 12 MEMBERS OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF (PERMANENT) 1. Sri Sujit Dasgupta (Head Clerk) 2. Sri Pradip Roy Gupta (Storekeeper, Deptt. of Chemistry & Accountant- in- charge) 3. Sri Dipak Kumar Kar, Lab. Assistant, Deptt. of Chemistry 4. Smt. Shikha Biswas, Typist 5. Sri Satish Chandra Mali, Sweeper 6. Sri Lakshman Chandra Saha, Peon (Library) 7. Sri Badal Basak, Guard 8. Sri Badal Chandra Das, Sweeper 9. Sri Ashananda Saha, Clerk 10. Sri Ajit Kumar Saha, Lab. Attendant, Dept. of Physics 11. Sri Kamal Debnath, Guard 12. Sri Bhanu Roy Mandal, Peon (Office) 13. Sri Paresh Chandra Das, Peon (Office) 14. Sri Bejoy Krishna Roy, Typist 15. Sri Partha Sarathi Raha, Lab. Attendant, Deptt. of Zoology 16. Md. Mazizer Rahaman Lab. Attendant, Deptt. of Botany 17. Sri Chandan Kar, Clerk 18. Sri Amitava Roy Lab. Attendant, Deptt. of Chemistry

Table 13 MEMBERS OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF (ON PURELY CONTRACTUAL BASIS)

1 Sri Gopal Bose 13 Sri Tinku Bhattacharya 2 Sri Nisith Kumar Sarkar 14 Md. Bablu Miah 3 Sri Tushar Kanti Pal 15 Sri Swapan Saha 4 Sri Debashis Chakraborty (Paltu) 16 Smt. Mousumi Guha Rakshit 5 Md. Rafiqul Hoque (Bablu) 17 Sri Santanu Das 6 Smt. Shefali Chakraborty 18 Smt. Santona Roy Bagchi 7 Smt. Doli Ghatak 19 Md. Hasan Ali 8 Smt. Shiuli Saha 20 Sri Subrata Saha (Tatai) 9 Md. Mehebub Elahi Ali 21 Sri Ajoy Harijan 10 Sri Anup Modak (Sadhu) 22 Sri Swarup Chakroborty 11 Sri Arup Saha 23 Sri Nishit Kr. Mandal 12 Sri Subrata Saha (Nimai) 24 Md. Sahajahan Mia