PREFACE
The highest education is that which does not merely give us information but makes our life in harmony with all existence –Tagore.
Panihati Mahavidyalaya is a co-educational academic institution situated on Barasat Road, Kolkata 700110. The college is located in the vicinity of Panihati Municipality and Barrackpore Trunk Road. It is well connected to Kolkata and the 24 Parganas by bus and rail routes. The humble beginnings of the college go back to the year 1974, when Panihati Municipality generously made a donation of one acre of land for establishing a degree college. The foundation stones were laid by the then chief minister, Siddhartha Sankar Roy, on 3rd February, 1974, with a view to open a gateway of higher education for local boys and girls. Sri. Tapan Chattopadhyay was the first Founder-Secretary of the institution. The origins of the institution were truly modest. Initially, classes were held inside makeshift classrooms of a building that was still being constructed. Benches and desks were often borrowed from nearby schools during the time of examinations.
Panihati Mahavidyalaya became affiliated to the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education in July, 1976. Teachers from local schools and university postgraduates offered their benevolent service to teach in the Higher Secondary Section. In 1978, the institution was granted affiliation by the University of Calcutta for offering degree courses in B.A. (General) and B.Com. (General) alongside the existing Higher Secondary section, in the following subjects: English, Bengali, Political Science, History, Economics, Philosophy and Mathematics. It was conferred the status of a degree college by the West Bengal Higher Education Department on 1st July, 1990 (w.e.f. 1st July, 1989), thereby becoming a Government-aided college recognized under section 2 (f) and 12 (b) of the UGC Act 1956. Consequently, all existing full-time and part-time teaching and non-teaching staff of the institution were brought under the pay-packet scheme of the Government of West Bengal.
The institution, which is now affiliated to the West Bengal State University, offers several Honours and General courses in the Arts, Science and Commerce streams. Two new General subjects, namely Psychology and Sociology, will be introduced in the session 2018-19. The new session will also see the introduction of Honours in two subjects which have been offered as General subjects so far, namely, Food & Nutrition and Philosophy. There are 15 Honours subjects and 20 General subjects.
Several developments have come about in recent times. With financial aids from MLA LAD and MP LAD funds, Panihati Mahavidyalaya has built, in the past few years, a seminar hall with digital facilities and a high-end virtual smart classroom. A WiFi facility with high-speed internet is also available. The Central Library of the college has been upgraded and is now managed through the open source Integrated Library System, Koha. Library space has been increased with the addition of an adjacent room. CCTV cameras have been installed inside the campus for surveillance and as a security measure. Solar inverter is available for harnessing solar power and for providing electric backup. Lift has been installed in the Science Building. Water purifiers are installed at several places of the college for use by students and staff.
The major sources of institutional fundings are grant from the Government of West Bengal, UGC grant, and student fees. The college also receives occasional grants from MP and MLA funds. The college has been effectively dispensing various scholarships provided from the Chief Minister Relief Fund to financially poor students and SC/ST/OBC minorities. One Concession on tuition fees is provided to needy students. The college ensures that female students benefit from the ‘Kanyashree Prakalpa’ which seeks to improve the status and well being of girls, specifically those from socio-economically disadvantages families.
A combination of traditional and contemporary pedagogical approaches towards education is the hallmark of this institution. The traditional classroom-lecture pattern is supplemented with the use of the latest technologies. This includes the regular use of PowerPoint presentations, screening of relevant films and documentaries, and the occasional arrangement of video-lectures and video-conferences in the virtual classroom. The teaching-learning process is made interactive through coordination of debates, extempore speeches, academic presentations, quiz, etc. This facilitates greater understanding and provides a participatory space for students.
In a world dominated by virtuality and visual simulation, in order to make teaching more apposite and contemporaneous, digital technology is unavoidable. Keeping itself updated about the latest available technologies, Panihati Mahavidyalaya also ensures that the process of learning is grounded firmly in the reality of everyday life, and that it produces knowledge that is useful and practical. To this end, educational tours and excursions are arranged from time to time. The whole idea behind these endeavours is to promote originality of thinking in the students and provide them with necessary guidance.
Students of different economic and social backgrounds take admission in this institution. They are all united by the common causes of education and learning. the tireless pursuit of learning on the part of the students and the ever-active zeal to educate on the part of the teachers, have made it possible to create an atmosphere of equality and shared values in which true merit is recognised, nurtured and upheld. It is our belief that the goal of education is not to impart bookish knowledge but to enable the students to think independently, and help them understand, as citizen, their responsibility towards society.
The professional as well as the ethical considerations are held important by out institution. Students are prepared in such a way that they are able to face and overcome challenges when they enter professional and academic fields, after completing graduation: they are equipped with practical knowledge of the subjects they have studied. Many students from our institution enrol at the Masters level at universities after they graduate. Many of our students go on to prosper in their respective fields, securing jobs at the levels of both government service and private sector. Although our institution is primarily dedicated to promote the cause of education, it values and nurtures talents in the students, through regular organisation of different cultural programmes and sports-related activities. With the upcoming Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), there will be major structural changes in the curricula and their implementation. The faculty members and the staff are ready to ensure a smooth and effective implementation of the new system.
The college has a Governing Body, Teachers’ Council, Academic Committee, IQAC Team and other subcommittees. All these bodies are supportive about smooth functioning of the college. The college has a research committee for monitoring and encouraging teachers for pursuing research. Besides the minor project from the UGC, there are major research projects with different sources of funding, such the ones undertaken by the Department of Zoology.
Various programmes are organized by NSS unit from time to time, such as organising blood donation camps, health check-ups, Womens’ Day celebration, preventive awareness programmes, tree-plantation programmes, community outreach activities, etc. Cultural programmes involving the participation of students and staff are occasionally held. The college has made a MOU with the National Skill Development Corporation regarding skill development training in Modern Office Management, IT Help Desk Assistant, Domestic Data Entry Operator, Field technician, Certificate in A.C Servicing, Beautification and Makeup Artist Professional Courses.
I would like to acknowledge the contribution and dedicated efforts of individuals from all walks of life and faculty members, all office staff and students who deserve full credit for these numerous achievements and developments. I extend my heartiest gratitude to all who have been extending their support constantly to the institution. Moral education means development of right emotion, character and actual values, and formation of good habits covering all aspects of one’s personality – moral, physical, social and mental.
Dr. Mukti Ganguly (Principal) Panihati Mahavidyalaya
Governing Body
President Dr. Amit Kumar Biswas
Principal & Secretary Dr. Mukti Ganguly
Government Nominees Dr. Dipankar Ghosh Dr. Jayanta Kr. Chandra Prof. Tanmoy Biswas
University Nominees Dr. Jayanta Sen Sri Biswajit Dey Prof. Monami Mukherjee
Teachers’ Representives Dr. Mau Sinha Ray Dr. Laxmi Narayan Saha Dr. Anirban Ghosh Dr. Amulya Kumar Acharya
Non Teaching Employees’ Representative Sri Ramen Das Sri Dilip Barua Students Union – General Secretary To be elected
Principal Dr. Mukti Ganguly, M. Sc, M. Ed, M. Phil, Ph. D
Bursar Dr. Mau Sinha Ray , M. Sc., Ph. D
Faculty
DEPARTMENT OF BENGALI 1. Dr. Krishna Ghosh ,M.A., Ph.D Assistant Professor 2. Dr. Soumitra Mukhopadhyay, M. A., Ph. D Part-time Teacher 3. Sri Prasenjit Mahapatra, M. A. Guest Lecturer 4. Smt. Sampurna Roy, M. A. Guest Lecturer 5. Smt. Satabdi Biswas, M. A. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS 1. Dr. Anindita Basu Chowdhury, M. Sc., M. Phil, B. Ed., Ph. D Associate Professor 2. Smt. Rapti Deb, M.A., M.Phil. Guest Lecturer DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 1. Dr. Amulya Kumar Acharya, M. A. (Edu.), M. A. (Eng.), B. Ed.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor 2. Sri Biplab Haldar, M.A, B.Ed., Assistant Professor 3. Smt. Chandrani Banerjee, M. A. Contractual Whole Time Teacher 4. Sri Shouvik Roy, M. A., M. Phil. Contractual Whole Time Teacher
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 1. Sri Tapan Mondal M.A., Assistant Professor 2. Sri Avirup Ghosh, M.A, M.Phil. Assistant Professor 3. Smt. Arati Banerjee, M. A., B.Ed. Contractual Whole Time Teacher 4. Smt. Sraddha Nag, M. A. Part-time Teacher
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY 1. Smt. Poly Chakraborty, M.A Assistant Professor. 2. Smt. Soma Dey. M.A. Part-time Teacher 3. Sri. Anirban Das, M. A., M. Phil. Contractual Whole Time Teacher 4. Smt. Soumita Mallick, M.A., M.Phil. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY 1. Smt. Kakoli Sarkar, M. A. M. Phil. Assistant Professor 2. Sri. Syampada Roy M. A. Part-time Teacher
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 1. Dr. Sibsankar Bandyopadhyay, M. A., Ph.D Associate Professor. 2. Sri. Debasish Sarkar M.A. Assistant Professor 3. Smt. Arundhati Dutta, M.A. Guest Lecturer 4. Mrs. Pravin Khatun, M.A. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT 1. Sri. Yogananda Chakraborty, M. A. Guest Lecturer 2. Smt. Satarupa Chatterjee, M. A. Guest Lecturer 3. Sri Gouranga Shaw, M. A., M.Phil. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION 1. Smt. Tanima Chakraborty (Dey), M. A. Contractual Whole Time Teacher
2. Smt. Anwesha Chanda, M. A. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY 1. Smt. Srirupa Bhattacharya, M. Sc. Part-time Teacher 2. Sri Soumya Das ,M.Sc Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 1. Dr. Mau Sinha Ray, M. Sc., Ph. D Assistant Professor 2. Dr. Subhra Roy Sarkar, M. Sc., Ph. D Contractual Whole Time Teacher 3. Smt. Srabasti Chatterjee, M. Sc. Contractual Whole Time Teacher
4. Smt. Tamashi Ghosh Dastidar, M. Sc. Contractual Whole Time Teacher
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 1. Sri. Amitabha Mandal, M. Tech Assistant Professor. 2. Sri. Biswanath Sen, M. Sc. Contractual Whole Time Teac 3. Smt. Sonia Bhattacharyya, M. Sc. Contractual Whole Time Teacher 4. Sri Biswajit Patwari, M.Tech Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY 1. Dr. Laxmi Narayan Saha, M. A., Ph. D Assistant Professor 2. Dr. Chand Sultana, M. A., Ph.D Assistant Professor 3. Sri. Anupam Das, M. A. Assistant Professor 4. Dr. Nivedita Pandey M. Sc., Ph. D Contractual Whole Time Teacher 5. Sri. Amit Kumar Chowdhury, M. A. Part-time Teacher
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 1. Dr. Subhajit Saha, M.Sc., Ph.D Assistant Professor 2. Sri. Sridam Kumar Biswas, M. Sc. Guest Lecturer 3. Sri. Arijit Mandal M. Sc. Guest Lecturer 4. Sri. Subhankar Mukharjee M. Sc. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 1. Sri. Subrata Sur, M. Sc. Assistant Professor 2. Sri Srinjoy Maity, M.Sc., M.Tech Guest Lecturer 3. Smt. Anindita Mondal M.Sc Guest Lecturer 4. Sri Amit Ganguly, M.Sc Guest Lecturer 5. Smt. Niharika De M.Sc Guest Lecturer 6. Sri Souvik Das, M.Sc Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY 1. Dr. Anirban Ghosh, M. Sc., Ph. D Assistant Professor. 2. Sri. Sibendu Dutta, M. Sc., M. Phil Contractual Whole Time Teacher 3. Smt. Nabanita Mukherjee, M. Sc. Contractual Whole Time Teacher 4. Smt. Imon Mitra, M. Sc.
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD & NUTRITION 1. Smt. Swati Roy Chowdhury, M. Sc. Contractual Whole Time Teacher 2. Smt. Soumita Das ,M.Sc Guest Lecturer 3. Smt. Atrayee Saha ,M.Sc Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 1. Dr. Arindam Ghosh, M. Com., M. A., M. Sc., M.S.W., L.L.B., Ph. D, D. Litt, M.C.M.I. (London), C.M.A. (Australia) Associate Professor. 2. Sri. Alok Kumar Mukhopadhyay, M. Com., I. C. W. A. Part-time Teacher 3. Smt. Bratati Das. M. Com., M. A. Part-time Teacher 4. Smt. Sangita Bag, M. Com. Guest Lecturer 5. Sri. Bidhaan Baida, M.Com. Guest Lectur 6. Smt. Satarupa Saha, M.Com. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
1. Smt. Sharmistha Mitra M.A. Guest Lecturer 2. Sri Anup Sen, M.A. Guest Lecturer
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
1. Smt Upasana Karmakar Modak M.A Guest Lecturer 2. Sri Hirak Kumar Acharya M.A. Guest Lecturer
LIBRARY STAFF 1. Smt. Smita Sen, M.Com., M. Libsc. Librarian 2. Smt. Tanuja Das Roy, M. A., M. Lib. Library Assistant 3. Sri. Dhananjoy Das, B. Com. Clerk (Ad-hoc) 4. Sri. Kishore Das, M. P. Peon
NON TEACHING STAFF
1. Head Clerk – Sri. Partha Pratim Bala, B. Com.
2. Accountant – Sri. Sujan Chowdhury, B. Com. (Hons.)
3. Cashier – Post to be filled up shortly
4. Sri. Avijit Lodh. S. F., Diploma. Electrician-cum caretaker.
5. Typist – Vacant
6. Smt. Mira Chakraborty. Peon
7. Sri. Asish Karmakar, M. P. Peon
8. Sri. Haripada Barman Durwan
9. Sri. Rajat Dhar Guard
10. Smt. Champa Rani Bal, M. P. Lady Attendant.
11. Sri. Binod Bansfore Sweeper (Part-Time) LABORATORY
PHYSICS 1. Sri. Dilip Kumar Barua, M.P. Skilled Lab. Attendant
CHEMISTRY 1. Sri. Ramen Das, M.P. Skilled Lab. Attendant.
ZOOLOGY 1. Sri. Swapan Kr. Samanta, M. A. Skilled Lab. Attendant
GEOGRAPHY 1. Sri. Chinmay Sengupta, B. Com. Skilled Lab. Attendant
BOTANY 1. Sri. Sankar Barua Skilled Lab. Attendant (Lab. Attendants assist in office work and cash collection)
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES SUBJECTS OFFERED IN HONOURS AND GENERAL COURSES
HONOURS COURSES
ARTS SCIENCE
1. Bengali 1. Geography 2. English 2. Mathematics 3. History 3. Physics 4. Political science 4. Zoology 5. Education 5. Chemistry 6. Sanskrit 6. Computer science 7. Philosophy 7. Food & Nutrition
COMMERCE Accounting & Finance
GENERAL COURSES
ARTS SCIENCE
1. Bengali 1. Geography 2. History 2. Botany 3. Education 3. Physics 4. English 4. Zoology 5. Economics 5. Mathematics 6. Sanskrit 6. Chemistry 7. Journalism & Mass Communication 7. Computer Science 8. Political Science 8. Food & Nutrition 9. Philosophy 9. Psychology 10. Sociology
COMMERCE (General)
SUBJECT COMBINATION
B.A. HONOURS SUBJECT - CORE GENERIC 1 GENERIC 2 COMBINATION (HONOURS) (GENERAL) (GENERAL) (CODE WISE)
Bengali (BNGA) History (HISG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGA + HISG + PLSG Bengali (BNGA) History (HISG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGA + HISG + PHIG Bengali (BNGA) History (HISG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGA + HISG + PSYG Bengali (BNGA) History (HISG) Geography (GEOG) BNGA + HISG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGA) History (HISG) Communication (JORG) BNGA + HISG + JORG
Bengali (BNGA) Sociology (SOCG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGA + SOCG + PLSG Bengali (BNGA) Sociology (SOCG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGA + SOCG + PHIG Bengali (BNGA) Sociology (SOCG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGA + SOCG + PSYG Bengali (BNGA) Sociology (SOCG) Geography (GEOG) BNGA + SOCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGA) Sociology (SOCG) Communication (JORG) BNGA + SOCG + JORG
Bengali (BNGA) Sanskrit (SANG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGA + SANG + PLSG Bengali (BNGA) Sanskrit (SANG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGA + SANG + PHIG Bengali (BNGA) Sanskrit (SANG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGA + SANG + PSYG Bengali (BNGA) Sanskrit (SANG) Geography (GEOG) BNGA + SANG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGA) Sanskrit (SANG) Communication (JORG) BNGA + SANG + JORG
Bengali (BNGA) English (ENGG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGA + ENGG + PLSG Bengali (BNGA) English (ENGG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGA + ENGG + PHIG Bengali (BNGA) English (ENGG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGA + ENGG + PSYG Bengali (BNGA) English (ENGG) Geography (GEOG) BNGA + ENGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGA) English (ENGG) Communication (JORG) BNGA + ENGG + JORG
Education (EDCA) History (HISG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCA + HISG + PLSG Education (EDCA) History (HISG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCA + HISG + PHIG Education (EDCA) History (HISG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCA + HISG + PSYG Education (EDCA) History (HISG) Geography (GEOG) EDCA + HISG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCA) History (HISG) Communication (JORG) EDCA + HISG + JORG
Education (EDCA) Sociology (SOCG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCA + SOCG + PLSG Education (EDCA) Sociology (SOCG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCA + SOCG + PHIG Education (EDCA) Sociology (SOCG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCA + SOCG + PSYG Education (EDCA) Sociology (SOCG) Geography (GEOG) EDCA + SOCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCA) Sociology (SOCG) Communication (JORG) EDCA + SOCG + JORG
Education (EDCA) Sanskrit (SANG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCA + SANG + PLSG Education (EDCA) Sanskrit (SANG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCA + SANG + PHIG Education (EDCA) Sanskrit (SANG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCA + SANG + PSYG Education (EDCA) Sanskrit (SANG) Geography (GEOG) EDCA + SANG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCA) Sanskrit (SANG) Communication (JORG) EDCA + SANG + JORG
Education (EDCA) English (ENGG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCA + ENGG + PLSG Education (EDCA) English (ENGG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCA + ENGG + PHIG Education (EDCA) English (ENGG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCA + ENGG + PSYG Education (EDCA) English (ENGG) Geography (GEOG) EDCA + ENGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCA) English (ENGG) Communication (JORG) EDCA + ENGG + JORG
English (ENGA) Education (EDCG) Political Science (PLSG) ENGA + EDCG + PLSG English (ENGA) Education (EDCG) Philosophy (PHIG) ENGA + EDCG + PHIG English (ENGA) Education (EDCG) Psychology (PSYG) ENGA + EDCG + PSYG English (ENGA) Education (EDCG) Geography (GEOG) ENGA + EDCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass English (ENGA) Education (EDCG) Communication (JORG) ENGA + EDCG + JORG
English (ENGA) Bengali (BNGG) Political Science (PLSG) ENGA + BNGG + PLSG English (ENGA) Bengali (BNGG) Philosophy (PHIG) ENGA + BNGG + PHIG English (ENGA) Bengali (BNGG) Psychology (PSYG) ENGA + BNGG + PSYG English (ENGA) Bengali (BNGG) Geography (GEOG) ENGA + BNGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass English (ENGA) Bengali (BNGG) Communication (JORG) ENGA + BNGG + JORG
English (ENGA) Economics (ECOG) Political Science (PLSG) ENGA + ECOG + PLSG English (ENGA) Economics (ECOG) Philosophy (PHIG) ENGA + ECOG + PHIG English (ENGA) Economics (ECOG) Psychology (PSYG) ENGA + ECOG + PSYG English (ENGA) Economics (ECOG) Geography (GEOG) ENGA + ECOG + GEOG Journalism & Mass English (ENGA) Economics (ECOG) Communication (JORG) ENGA + ECOG + JORG
History (HISA) Education (EDCG) Political Science (PLSG) HISA + EDCG + PLSG History (HISA) Education (EDCG) Philosophy (PHIG) HISA + EDCG + PHIG History (HISA) Education (EDCG) Psychology (PSYG) HISA + EDCG + PSYG History (HISA) Education (EDCG) Geography (GEOG) HISA + EDCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass History (HISA) Education (EDCG) Communication (JORG) HISA + EDCG + JORG
History (HISA) Bengali (BNGG) Political Science (PLSG) HISA + BNGG + PLSG History (HISA) Bengali (BNGG) Philosophy (PHIG) HISA + BNGG + PHIG History (HISA) Bengali (BNGG) Psychology (PSYG) HISA + BNGG + PSYG History (HISA) Bengali (BNGG) Geography (GEOG) HISA + BNGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass History (HISA) Bengali (BNGG) Communication (JORG) HISA + BNGG + JORG
History (HISA) Economics (ECOG) Political Science (PLSG) HISA + ECOG + PLSG History (HISA) Economics (ECOG) Philosophy (PHIG) HISA + ECOG + PHIG History (HISA) Economics (ECOG) Psychology (PSYG) HISA + ECOG + PSYG History (HISA) Economics (ECOG) Geography (GEOG) HISA + ECOG + GEOG Journalism & Mass History (HISA) Economics (ECOG) Communication (JORG) HISA + ECOG + JORG
Philosophy (PHIA) Education (EDCG) History (HISG) PHIA + EDCG + HISG Philosophy (PHIA) Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) PHIA + EDCG + SOCG Philosophy (PHIA) Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) PHIA + EDCG + SANG Philosophy (PHIA) Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) PHIA + EDCG + ENGG Philosophy (PHIA) Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) PHIA + BNGG + HISG Philosophy (PHIA) Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) PHIA + BNGG + SOCG Philosophy (PHIA) Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) PHIA + BNGG + SANG Philosophy (PHIA) Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) PHIA + BNGG + ENGG Philosophy (PHIA) Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) PHIA + ECOG + HISG Philosophy (PHIA) Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) PHIA + ECOG + SOCG Philosophy (PHIA) Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) PHIA + ECOG + SANG Philosophy (PHIA) Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) PHIA + ECOG + ENGG Political Science (PLSA) Education (EDCG) History (HISG) PLSA + EDCG + HISG Political Science (PLSA) Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) PLSA + EDCG + SOCG Political Science (PLSA) Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) PLSA + EDCG + SANG Political Science (PLSA) Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) PLSA + EDCG + ENGG Political Science (PLSA) Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) PLSA + BNGG + HISG Political Science (PLSA) Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) PLSA + BNGG + SOCG Political Science (PLSA) Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) PLSA + BNGG + SANG Political Science (PLSA) Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) PLSA + BNGG + ENGG Political Science (PLSA) Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) PLSA + ECOG + HISG Political Science (PLSA) Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) PLSA + ECOG + SOCG Political Science (PLSA) Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) PLSA + ECOG + SANG Political Science (PLSA) Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) PLSA + ECOG + ENGG Sanskrit (SANA) Education (EDCG) Political Science (PLSG) SANA + EDCG + PLSG Sanskrit (SANA) Education (EDCG) Philosophy (PHIG) SANA + EDCG + PHIG Sanskrit (SANA) Education (EDCG) Psychology (PSYG) SANA + EDCG + PSYG Sanskrit (SANA) Education (EDCG) Geography (GEOG) SANA + EDCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Sanskrit (SANA) Education (EDCG) Communication (JORG) SANA + EDCG + JORG
Sanskrit (SANA) Bengali (BNGG) Political Science (PLSG) SANA + BNGG + PLSG Sanskrit (SANA) Bengali (BNGG) Philosophy (PHIG) SANA + BNGG + PHIG Sanskrit (SANA) Bengali (BNGG) Psychology (PSYG) SANA + BNGG + PSYG Sanskrit (SANA) Bengali (BNGG) Geography (GEOG) SANA + BNGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Sanskrit (SANA) Bengali (BNGG) Communication (JORG) SANA + BNGG + JORG
Sanskrit (SANA) Economics (ECOG) Political Science (PLSG) SANA + ECOG + PLSG Sanskrit (SANA) Economics (ECOG) Philosophy (PHIG) SANA + ECOG + PHIG Sanskrit (SANA) Economics (ECOG) Psychology (PSYG) SANA + ECOG + PSYG Sanskrit (SANA) Economics (ECOG) Geography (GEOG) SANA + ECOG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Sanskrit (SANA) Economics (ECOG) Communication (JORG) SANA + ECOG + JORG Geography (GEOA) Education (EDCG) History (HISG) GEOA + EDCG + HISG Geography (GEOA) Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) GEOA + EDCG + SOCG Geography (GEOA) Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) GEOA + EDCG + SANG Geography (GEOA) Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) GEOA + EDCG + ENGG Geography (GEOA) Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) GEOA + BNGG + HISG Geography (GEOA) Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) GEOA + BNGG + SOCG Geography (GEOA) Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) GEOA + BNGG + SANG Geography (GEOA) Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) GEOA + BNGG + ENGG Geography (GEOA) Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) GEOA + ECOG + HISG Geography (GEOA) Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) GEOA + ECOG + SOCG Geography (GEOA) Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) GEOA + ECOG + SANG Geography (GEOA) Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) GEOA + ECOG + ENGG
SUBJECT COMBINATION B.A. GENERAL
SUBJECT GENERIC 1 GENERIC 2 GENERIC 3 COMBINATION (CODE (GENERAL) (GENERAL) (GENERAL) WISE)
Education (EDCG) History (HISG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCG + HISG + PLSG Education (EDCG) History (HISG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCG + HISG + PHIG Education (EDCG) History (HISG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCG + HISG + PSYG Education (EDCG) History (HISG) Geography (GEOG) EDCG + HISG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCG) History (HISG) Communication (JORG) EDCG + HISG + JORG Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCG + SOCG + PLSG Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCG + SOCG + PHIG Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCG + SOCG + PSYG Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) Geography (GEOG) EDCG + SOCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCG) Sociology (SOCG) Communication (JORG) EDCG + SOCG + JORG Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCG + SANG + PLSG Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCG + SANG + PHIG Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCG + SANG + PSYG Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) Geography (GEOG) EDCG + SANG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCG) Sanskrit (SANG) Communication (JORG) EDCG + SANG + JORG Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) Political Science (PLSG) EDCG + ENGG + PLSG Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) Philosophy (PHIG) EDCG + ENGG + PHIG Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) Psychology (PSYG) EDCG + ENGG + PSYG Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) Geography (GEOG) EDCG + ENGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Education (EDCG) English (ENGG) Communication (JORG) EDCG + ENGG + JORG Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGG + HISG + PLSG Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGG + HISG + PHIG Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGG + HISG + PSYG Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) Geography (GEOG) BNGG + HISG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGG) History (HISG) Communication (JORG) BNGG + HISG + JORG Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGG + SOCG + PLSG Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGG + SOCG + PHIG Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGG + SOCG + PSYG Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) Geography (GEOG) BNGG + SOCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGG) Sociology (SOCG) Communication (JORG) BNGG + SOCG + JORG Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGG + SANG + PLSG Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGG + SANG + PHIG Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGG + SANG + PSYG Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) Geography (GEOG) BNGG + SANG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGG) Sanskrit (SANG) Communication (JORG) BNGG + SANG + JORG Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) Political Science (PLSG) BNGG + ENGG + PLSG Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) Philosophy (PHIG) BNGG + ENGG + PHIG Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) Psychology (PSYG) BNGG + ENGG + PSYG Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) Geography (GEOG) BNGG + ENGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Bengali (BNGG) English (ENGG) Communication (JORG) BNGG + ENGG + JORG Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) Political Science (PLSG) ECOG + HISG + PLSG Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) Philosophy (PHIG) ECOG + HISG + PHIG Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) Psychology (PSYG) ECOG + HISG + PSYG Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) Geography (GEOG) ECOG + HISG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Economics (ECOG) History (HISG) Communication (JORG) ECOG + HISG + JORG Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) Political Science (PLSG) ECOG + SOCG + PLSG Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) Philosophy (PHIG) ECOG + SOCG + PHIG Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) Psychology (PSYG) ECOG + SOCG + PSYG Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) Geography (GEOG) ECOG + SOCG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Economics (ECOG) Sociology (SOCG) Communication (JORG) ECOG + SOCG + JORG Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) Political Science (PLSG) ECOG + SANG + PLSG Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) Philosophy (PHIG) ECOG + SANG + PHIG Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) Psychology (PSYG) ECOG + SANG + PSYG Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) Geography (GEOG) ECOG + SANG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Economics (ECOG) Sanskrit (SANG) Communication (JORG) ECOG + SANG + JORG Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) Political Science (PLSG) ECOG + ENGG + PLSG Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) Philosophy (PHIG) ECOG + ENGG + PHIG Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) Psychology (PSYG) ECOG + ENGG + PSYG Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) Geography (GEOG) ECOG + ENGG + GEOG Journalism & Mass Economics (ECOG) English (ENGG) Communication (JORG) ECOG + ENGG + JORG
B. SC. HONOURS
CORE GENERIC 1 GENERIC 2 SUBJECT (HONOURS) (GENERAL) (GENERAL) COMBINATION (CODE- WISE) CHEMISTRY(CEMA) MATHEMATICS PHYSICS CEMA+MTMG+PHSG CHEMISTRY(CEMA) ZOOLOGY FOOD & NUTRITION CEMA+ZOOG+FNTG CHEMISTRY(CEMA) ZOOLOGY BOTANY CEMA+ZOOG+BOTG COMPUTER PHYSICS MATHEMATICS SCIENCE(CESA) CMSA+PHSG+MTMG FOOD & NUTRITION CHEMISTRY ZOOLOGY (FNTA) FNTA+CEMG+ZOOG FOOD & NUTRITION CHEMISTRY PSYCHOLGY (FNTA) FNTA+CEMG+PSYG MATHEMATICS PHYSICS CHEMISTRY (MTMA) MTMA+PHSG+CEMG MATHEMATICS PHYSICS COMPUTER SCIENCE (MTMA) MTMA+PHSG+CMSG GEOGRAPHY POLITICAL ECONMICS (GEOA) SCIENCE GEOA+PLSG+ECOG GEOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS ECONMICS (GEOA) GEOA+MTMG+ECOG PHYSICS (PHSA) MATHEMATICS CHEMISTRY PHSA+MTMG+CEMG PHYSICS (PHSA) MATHEMATICS COMPUTER SCIENCE PHSA+MTMG+CMSG ZOOLOGY (ZOOA) CHEMISTRY BOTANY ZOOA+CEMG+BOTG ZOOLOGY (ZOOA) CHEMISTRY FOOD & NUTRITION ZOOA+CEMG+FNTG
B.SC. GENERAL GENERIC 1 GENERIC 2 GENERIC 3 (GENERAL) (GENERAL) (GENERAL) SUBJECT COMBINATION CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS PHILOSOPHY CEMG+MTMG+PHSG FOOD & ZOOLOGY CHEMISTRY NUTRITION CEMG+ZOOG+FNTG CHEMISTRY ZOOLOGY BOTANY CEMG+ZOOG+BOTG CHEMISTRY PHILOSOPHY MATHEMATICS CMSG+PHSG+MTMG FOOD & NUTRITION CHEMISTRY ZOOLOGY FNTG+CEMG+ZOOG FOOD & NUTRITION CHEMISTRY PSYCHOLOGY FNTG+CEMG+PSYG GEOGRAPHY POLITICAL SCIENCE ECONOMICS GEOG+PLSG+ECOG GEOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS ECONOMICS GEOG+MTMG+ECOG
B.COM. HONOURS (FACA) CORE 1 GENERIC 1 CORE 2 (HONOURS) (HONOURS) (GENERAL) SUBJECT COMBINATION
FINANCIAL PRINCIPAL AND PRACTICE BUSINESS ACCOUNTING I OF MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS FACA+PPMA+BECA
B.COM. GENERAL (ASPG) CORE 1 CORE 3 CORE 2 (HONOURS) (GENERAL) (HONOURS) SUBJECT COMBINATION
FINANCIAL PRINCIPAL AND PRACTICE ENGLISH I ACCOUNTING I OF MANAGEMENT (ENGG-I) FACG+PPMG+ENGG-I
CBCS Courses and Distribution in Different Semesters for Undergraduate (Honours Courses)
The CBCS course will comprise of the following:
1. Core Course: A course, which should compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a core requirement of the chosen discipline(s) is termed as a Core course.
2. Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and which may be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/ subject of study or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some other discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill is called an Elective Course.
2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: Elective courses may be offered by the main discipline/subject of study is referred to as Discipline Specific Elective. The University may also offer discipline related Elective courses of interdisciplinary nature (to be offered by main discipline/subject of study).
2.2 Dissertation/Project: An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced knowledge, such as supplement study/support study to a project work, and a candidate studies such a course on his own with an advisory support by a teacher/faculty member is called dissertation/project.
2.3 Generic Elective (GE) Course: An elective course chosen generally from an unrelated discipline/subject, with an intention to seek exposure is called a Generic Elective. P.S.: A core course offered in a discipline/subject may be treated as an elective by other discipline/subject and vice versa and such electives may also be referred to as Generic Elective.
3. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses will be of two kinds: Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) and Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC). “AECC” courses are the courses based upon the content that leads to Knowledge enhancement. These are mandatory for all disciplines. SEC courses are value-based and/or skill- based and are aimed at providing hands-on-training, competencies, skills, etc.
3.1 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): i) Environmental Science, ii) English Communication/MIL Communication (MIL stand for Modern Indian Language).
3.2 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): These courses may be chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based and/or skill-based knowledge. The University also has plans for Introducing Research Component in Under-Graduate Courses at a later stage of the implementation process. (Project work/Dissertation is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving / analyzing /exploring a real life situation / difficult problem. A Project/Dissertation work would be of 6 credits. A Project/Dissertation work may be given in lieu of a discipline specific elective course.)
Details of courses under B.A. / B.Com. (Honours)
Course *Credits Theory+ Practical Theory + Tutorial ======I.Core Course 14X4= 56 14X5=70 (14 Papers)
Core Course Practical / Tutorial* (14 Papers) 14X2=28 14X1=14 II. Elective Course (8 Papers) A.1. Discipline Specific Elective 4X4=16 4X5=20 (4 Papers)
A.2. Discipline Specific Elective Practical / Tutorials* 4 X 2=8 4X1=4 (4 Papers)
B.1. Generic Elective/Interdisciplinary 4X4=16 4X5=20 (4 Papers) B.2. Generic Elective Practical / Tutorials* 4 X 2=8 4X1=4 (4 Papers) Optional Dissertation or project work in place of one Discipline Specific elective paper (6 credits) in 6th Semester
III. Ability Enhancement Courses 1. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) 2 X 2=4 2 X 2=4 (2 Papers of 2 credits each) Environmental Science English Communication/MIL 2. Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) (Minimum 2, Max. 4) 2 X 2=4 2 X 2=4 (2 Papers of 2 credits each) ------Total credit= 140 Total credit= 140 *wherever there is a practical there will be no tutorial and vice-versa.
Table: Distribution of Courses in Different Semesters for Undergraduate (Honours) Courses
Semeste Core Ability Skill Elective: Elective: Total r Course Enhancement Enhancemen Discipline Generic Credi (14) Compulsory t Course Specific (GE) t Course (AECC) (SEC) (DSE) (4) (2) (2) (4) I C1 (English GE-1 20 C2 Communication/ MIL)/ Environmental Science II C3 Environmental GE-2 20 C4 Science/(English/ MIL Communication) III C5 SEC -1 GE-3 26 C6 C7 IV C8 SEC -2 GE-4 26 C9 C10 V C11 DSE-1 24 C12 DSE -2 VI C13 DSE -3 24 C14 DSE -4 Total 14 2 2 4 4 140 Number of Courses
Details of courses under B.Sc. (Honours)
Course *Credits Theory+ Practical Theory + Tutorial ======I. Core Course (14 Papers) 14X4= 56 14X5=70 Core Course Practical / Tutorial* (14 Papers) 14X2=28 14X1=14
II. Elective Course (8 Papers) A.1. Discipline Specific Elective 4X4=16 4X5=20 (4 Papers) A.2. Discipline Specific Elective Practical/ Tutorial* 4 X 2=8 4X1=4 (4 Papers)
B.1. Generic Elective/ Interdisciplinary 4X4=16 4X5=20 (4 Papers) B.2. Generic Elective Practical/ Tutorial* 4 X 2=8 4X1=4 (4 Papers)
Optional Dissertation or project work in place of one Discipline Specific Elective paper (6 credits) in 6th Semester
III. Ability Enhancement Courses 1. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) (2 Papers of 2 credit each) 2 X 2=4 2 X 2=4 Environmental Science English/MIL Communication 2. Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) (Minimum 2) 2 X 2=4 2 X 2=4 (2 Papers of 2 credit each) ------
Total credit 140 140
* Wherever there is a practical there will be no tutorial and vice-versa
Table: Distribution of Courses in Different Semesters for Undergraduate (Honours) Courses
Semester Core Ability Skill Elective: Elective: Total Course Enhancement Enhanceme Discipline Generic Credit (14) Compulsory Course nt Course Specific (GE) (AECC) (SEC) (DSE) (4) (2) (2) (4) I C1 (English GE-1 20 C2 Communication/MIL) / Environmental Science II C3 Environmental GE-2 20 C4 Science/(English/MIL Communication) III C5 SEC -1 GE-3 26 C6 C7 IV C8 SEC -2 GE-4 26 C9 C10 V C11 DSE-1 24 C12 DSE -2 VI C13 DSE -3 24 C14 DSE -4 Total 14 2 2 4 4 140 Number of Courses
Admission Norms
As per rules of the Government, the University and UGC, 22% seats are reserved for S.C. candidates, 6% seats for S.T., and O.B.C.-A, 10%, O.B.C.-B 7% and 3 % seats for P.H. students for all the courses.
Again, as per relevant Government Order issued by the Government of West Bengal, the S.C./S.T. candidates qualifying for admission against unreserved seats in non-Government colleges by virtue of merit/marks shall be admitted against unreserved seats and they shall not be counted against reserved seats.
If sufficient number of S.C., S.T., O.B.C. and P.H. candidates are not available, their seats will be made open to the General students.
Candidates from other boards:
Students, who have passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) examination or its equivalent from the All India Boards/Councils or State Boards/Councils including Open Schools and vocational studies, are eligible for study at the UG level. Students who have passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) examination or its equivalent from the All India Boards/Councils (i.e. CBSE, ISC and National Institute of Open Schooling) are not required to submit the Migration Certificate for getting Registration under this University. Any dispute regarding eligibility criteria would be resolved by the Equivalence Committee set up by the University or by the Executive Council in its absence.
RELEVANT INFORMATION.
1. A candidate who appeared but could not obtain pass marks in a subject at the previous qualifying examination shall not be allowed to take up that subject in the Degree (Honours) course. 2. The case of students desiring to take up Hindi or Music or any other subject not taught in this College shall not therefore be entertained or considered for admission under any circumstances. 3. For admission to B.A., B.Sc., B.Com. (Honours & General), a student is required to have passed 10+2 course of W.B. Council of H.S. Education or Other Boards/ Universities in 5 (five) recognised subjects (full marks not being less than 100 each) of which at least one shall be a language.
4. Foreign students including those from Bangla Desh must submit in advance students’ visa and such other documents as are essentially required under the rules of the Govt. of India / West Bengal State University, Barasat, 24 Pgs (N).
General Instructions
A. Students are advised to select their course of study and subjects with sufficient care.
B. Students are required to carry with them their Identity Card bearing their photographs. Identity Cards without photograph, seal and signature of the Principal will not be valid.
C. Students should be polite and courteous in behaviour. By no means they should show disrespect to any member of the college staff and be rude to their fellow students.
D. A student who is found guilty of damage in the classroom, furniture, equipments, electrical fitting & fixtures etc. will be severely punished / fined.
E. Students must not assemble in front of class-room and staff-room before classes are over, nor should they loiter in the corridor when the classes are being held.
F. Students must not enter office without valid reasons and disturb work in the office.
G. Resorting to ‘ragging’ in any form or manner is a punishable offence under I.P.C.
H. Educational Excursion study tour in Education, Geography and Zoology for General and Honours courses are mandatory and the students shall bear the cost of the excursion.
Identity Card:
A student is required to obtain an identity card duly signed by the Principal of the College. Identity cards will be issued before commencement of the class of the 1st year. Bearing Identity Card is a mandatory in the college premises.
Payment of Fees:
Payment of monthly tuition & other fees are due for payment on the first working day of each month payable within 15th of the each current month. Otherwise a late fine of Rs. 1/- per day will be charged and collected along with subsequent dues in the next calendar month.
TRANSFER / WITHDRAWAL CERTIFICATE :
A student may apply to the principal for transfer/withdrawal certificate in his/her favour at least a week before the date of issue. Application for the certificate must be signed both by the student and his/her father or legal guardian. Students seeking transfer/withdrawal certificate during mid-session must pay all charges up to the current month including transfer fee of Rs. 1000. They must also obtain a clearance certificate from the Librarian and from the departments.
ATTENDANCE: a. A candidate shall be considered as “Collegiate” if he/she attends 75% classes in any subject. b. A candidate attending less than 75% but 60% and above of the classes held will be “Non-Collegiate”. In that case he/she will have to pay the required fine for condonation of “short percentage” to appear in the aforesaid Examination. c. A candidate failing to attend at least 60% of the classes held will be declared as “Dis-Collegiate”. In other words, he/she will be debarred from appearing in any Final Examination.
COLLEGE EXAMINATION & RESULTS. a. As per newly introduced guidelines of the affiliating University (W.B.S.U.) it has become mandatory for all students of B.A., B.Sc & B.Com (both Advance and General) that they be academically assessed in each Theoretical Paper through internal examinations arranged by the college. b. All concerned students of General practical classes shall be assessed for eighty marks through their academic performances in internal practical classes.
GUARDIAN CALLS.
Legal Guardian of those students who are found irregular in their attendance at the classes or whose performance in the classes/examinations are not up to the mark are called by the Principal. The Principal/Departmental teachers appraise the guardian about their wards’ irregularity /poor performance and the relevant consequences the candidates may face if they do not rectify themselves.
COLLEGE LIBRARY
The college has a well equipped computerised library under the charge of an experienced librarian. The College library and the Reading Room will remain open from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. on all working days to both teaching staff and students.
A lending card will be issued to each student towards taking books from the library. The lending card will be retained by the librarian at the time of issue of books and the students concerned will be held responsible till the books are returned in proper forms and to the college library.
A Reading Room Card will be issued to each student. It will be retained by the Librarian at the time of issue of books in the Reading Room. The card will be returned to the student before the close of the Library on the same day.
The timing for issue of books to students of different classes will be decided by the Librarian. No noise or loud talking shall be allowed inside the Library. No student will be allowed to take out more than 2 books at a time. Any book lost, damaged or defaced must be replaced by the reader. Before a student is allowed to collect his/her admit card for the Final Examination or to withdraw his/her name from the college he/she will be required to produce a Library Clearance Certificate to be issued by the Librarian. The college office will see that this rule is strictly observed.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR:
A. TENTATIVE DATES FOR INTERNAL EXAMINATION:
S.L. EXAMINATION 1ST INTERNAL 2ND ENTERNAL RESULTS NO. EXAMINATION/MID- EXAMINATION/ TERM TEST 01. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 3RD WEEK OF 1ST WEEK OF - SEM-I & SEM-III SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER (HONS. + GEN.) 02. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 3RD WEEK OF APRIL 1ST WEEK OF - SEM-II & SEM-IV MAY (HONS. + GEN.) 03. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 2ND WEEK OF 1ST WEEK OF 3RD WEEK PART-III (HONS. + DECEMBER JANUARY OF GEN.) JANUARY
B. TENTATIVE DATES FOR UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION:
S.L. EXAMINATION FORM FILL UP DATE OF RESULTS NO. EXAMINATION 01. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 2ND WEEK OF 15TH 4TH WEEK SEM-I & SEM-III NOVEMBER DECEMBER OF (HONS. + GEN.) JANUARY 02. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 2ND WEEK OF MAY 15TH JUNE 4TH WEEK SEM-II & SEM-IV OF JULY (HONS. + GEN.) 03. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 1ST WEEK OF MARCH-APRIL MAY PART-III (HONS. + FEBRUARY GEN.)
A. TENTATIVE DATES FOR INTERNAL EXAMINATION:
S.L. EXAMINATION 1ST INTERNAL 2ND ENTERNAL RESULTS NO. EXAMINATION/MID- EXAMINATION/ TERM TEST 01. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 3RD WEEK OF 1ST WEEK OF - SEM-I & SEM-III SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER (HONS. + GEN.) 02. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 3RD WEEK OF APRIL 1ST WEEK OF - SEM-II & SEM-IV MAY (HONS. + GEN.) 03. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 2ND WEEK OF 1ST WEEK OF 3RD WEEK PART-III (HONS. + DECEMBER JANUARY OF GEN.) JANUARY B. TENTATIVE DATES FOR UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION:
S.L. EXAMINATION FORM FILL UP DATE OF RESULTS NO. EXAMINATION 01. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 2ND WEEK OF 15TH 4TH WEEK SEM-I & SEM-III NOVEMBER DECEMBER OF (HONS. + GEN.) JANUARY 02. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 2ND WEEK OF MAY 15TH JUNE 4TH WEEK SEM-II & SEM-IV OF JULY (HONS. + GEN.) 03. B.A/B.SC/B.COM. 1ST WEEK OF MARCH-APRIL MAY PART-III (HONS. + FEBRUARY GEN.)
Festival Holidays
Sl. Date Name of Days Name of holidays No. of days No. 01. 12.08.2019 Monday Eid-ud-Zoha 01 02. 15.08.2019 Thursday Independence day 01 03. 23.08.2019 Friday Janmastami 01 04. 10.09.2019 Tuesday Moharram 01 05. 28.09.2019 Saturday Mahalaya 01 06. 02.10.2019 Wednesday Gandhi Birthday 01 07. 04.10.2019 – Friday to Puja Vacation 27 30.10.2019 Wednesday 08. 02.11.2019 Saturday Chhat Puja 01 09. 06.11.2019 Wednesday Jagadhatri Puja 10. 10.11.2019 Sunday Fataha-Dwaz-Daham 00. 11. 12.11.2019 Tuesday Guru Nanak’s 01 Birthday 12. 25.12.2019- Wednesday to Winter Recess 07 31.12.2019 Tuesday 13. 01.01.2020 Wednesday New Year’s Day 01 14. 12.01.2020 Sunday Swami Vivekananda’s 00 Birthday 15. 23.01.2020 Thursday Netaji Birthday 01 16. 26.01.2020 Sunday Republic Day 00 17. 29.01.2020- Wednesday to Saraswati Puja 02 30.01.2020 Thursday 18 03.02.2020 Monday College foundation 01 Day 19. 21.02.2020 Friday Shivratri 01 20. 25.02.2020 Saturday University Foundation 01 Day 21. 09.03.2020 Monday Doljatra 01 22. 10.03.2020 Tuesday Holi 01 23. 10.04.2020 Friday Good Friday 01 24. 11.04.2020 Saturday Ester Saturday 01 23. 14.04.2020 Tuesday Ambedkar 01 Jayanti/Chaitra Sankranti 25 15.04.2020 Wednesday Bengali New Year 01 28 01.05.2020 Friday May Day 01 29 07.05.2020 Thursday Rabindra 01 Jayanti/Buddja Purima 30 16.05.2020- Saturday to Summer Recess 45 30.06.2020 Tuesday Principal’s Discretion: 5 Days
ADMISSION CHARGE AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION
1. Admission Fee ……………………………………………….…………………………….Rs. 250 2. Session Charge ..……………………………………………………...………………….....Rs. 270 3. Development fee ………………………………………………………………………...... Rs. 300 4. College exam fee ………………………………………………………………………...... Rs. 200 5. Student union ……………………………………………………………………………...Rs. 300 6. Student welfare fee ………………………………………………………………………...Rs. 200 7. Identity card …………………………………………………………………………….....Rs. 20 8. Students health home ………………………………………………………………………Rs. 10 9. Special building dev. Fee ……………………………………………………………….....Rs. 200 10. Library development fee …………………………………………………………………..Rs. 150 11. Library fee ………………………………………………………………………………....Rs. 300 12. Energy charge ……………………………………………………………………………..Rs. 400 13. Maintenance charge …………………………………………………………………….....Rs. 400 14. Benevolent fund …………………………………………………………………………...Rs. 100 ______Rs. 3,100
B) Fees per Month: 1. Tution Fee:
a) B.A. Gen ………………………………………………………Rs. 50/- b) B.A. Hons. …………………………………………………….Rs. 75/- c) B.Sc. Gen ……………………………………………………...Rs. 85/- d) B.Sc. Hons. ……………………………………………………Rs. 110/- e) B.Com. Gen ……………………………………………………Rs. 60/- f) B.Com. Hons …………………………………………………..Rs. 85/-
C) OTHER CHARGES:
1. Transfer / admission Cancellation Fee : Rs. 1000/- 2. University registration fee : Rs. 120/- 3. University sports fee : Rs. 40/- 4. Certificate fee (University) : Rs. 50/- 5. University Cost of Form : Rs, 20/- 6. Duplicate Money Receipt : Rs. 10/- 7. Duplicate identity card : Rs. 10/- 8. Duplicate library card : Rs. 10/-
D) Laboratory development Fees(Non-refundable) And Monthly Charges
Subject Yearly Lab Dev. Fees Monthly Lab Fees Honours. General Honours. General Education 500 - 50 - Mathematics 500 - 50 - Commerce(IFT) 500 150 50 50 Geography 1500 150 200 50 Zoology 1500 150 200 50 Chemistry 1500 150 200 50 Physics 1500 150 200 50 Computer Sc. 1500 150 200 50 Botany - 150 - 50 Food & Nutrition 1500 150 200 50 Journalism & - 150 - 50 Mass Communication Psychology 500 150 50
PANIHATI MAHAVIDYALAYA ADMISSION CHARGE + TUTION FEE (3 MONTHS + LAB FEE + Registration FEE ) 2019-20
SUBJECT COMBINATION BA (Honours) ADMI 3 3 YEARL UNIVE TOTAL SL SUBJECT SSION MONTH MONTH Y LAB RSITY ADMISSIO NO COMBINATION CHAR TUTIO S LAB DEV FEES N FEES GES N FEES FEES FEES 1 BNGA HISG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 2 BNGA HISG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 3 BNGA HISG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 4 BNGA HISG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 5 BNGA HISG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 6 BNGA SOCG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 7 BNGA SOCG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 8 BNGA SOCG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 9 BNGA SOCG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 10 BNGA SOCG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 11 BNGA SANG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 12 BNGA SANG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 13 BNGA SANG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 14 BNGA SANG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 15 BNGA SANG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 16 BNGA ENGG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 17 BNGA ENGG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 18 BNGA ENGG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 19 BNGA ENGG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 20 BNGA ENGG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 21 EDCA HISG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 22 EDCA HISG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 23 EDCA HISG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 24 EDCA HISG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 25 EDCA HISG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 26 EDCA SOCG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 27 EDCA SOCG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 28 EDCA SOCG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 29 EDCA SOCG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 30 EDCA SOCG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 31 EDCA SANG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 32 EDCA SANG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 33 EDCA SANG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 34 EDCA SANG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 35 EDCA SANG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 36 EDCA ENGG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 37 EDCA ENGG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 38 EDCA ENGG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 39 EDCA ENGG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 40 EDCA ENGG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 41 ENGA EDCG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 42 ENGA EDCG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 43 ENGA EDCG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 44 ENGA EDCG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 45 ENGA EDCG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 46 ENGA BNGG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 47 ENGA BNGG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 48 ENGA BNGG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 49 ENGA BNGG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 50 ENGA BNGG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 51 ENGA ECOG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 52 ENGA ECOG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 53 ENGA ECOG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 54 ENGA ECOG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 55 ENGA ECOG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 56 HISA EDCG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 57 HISA EDCG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 58 HISA EDCG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 59 HISA EDCG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 60 HISA EDCG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 61 HISA BNGG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 62 HISA BNGG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 63 HISA BNGG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 64 HISA BNGG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 65 HISA BNGG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 66 HISA ECOG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 67 HISA ECOG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 68 HISA ECOG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 69 HISA ECOG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 70 HISA ECOG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 71 PHIA EDCG HISG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 72 PHIA EDCG SOCG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 73 PHIA EDCG SANG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 74 PHIA EDCG ENGG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 75 PHIA BNGG HISG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 76 PHIA BNGG SOCG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 77 PHIA BNGG SANG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 78 PHIA BNGG ENGG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 79 PHIA ECOG HISG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 80 PHIA ECOG SOCG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 81 PHIA ECOG SANG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 82 PHIA ECOG ENGG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 83 PLSA EDCG HISG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 84 PLSA EDCG SOCG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 85 PLSA EDCG SANG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 86 PLSA EDCG ENGG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 87 PLSA BNGG HISG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 88 PLSA BNGG SOCG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 89 PLSA BNGG SANG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 90 PLSA BNGG ENGG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 91 PLSA ECOG HISG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 92 PLSA ECOG SOCG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 93 PLSA ECOG SANG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 94 PLSA ECOG ENGG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 95 SANA EDCG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 96 SANA EDCG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 97 SANA EDCG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 98 SANA EDCG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 99 SANA EDCG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 100 SANA BNGG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 101 SANA BNGG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 102 SANA BNGG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 103 SANA BNGG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 104 SANA BNGG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 105 SANA ECOG PLSG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 106 SANA ECOG PHIG 3100 300 225 0 0 3625 107 SANA ECOG PSYG 3100 300 225 0 150 3775 108 SANA ECOG GEOG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 109 SANA ECOG JORG 3100 300 225 150 150 3925 110 GEOA EDCG HISG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 111 GEOA EDCG SOCG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 112 GEOA EDCG SANG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 113 GEOA EDCG ENGG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 114 GEOA BNGG HISG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 115 GEOA BNGG SOCG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 116 GEOA BNGG SANG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 117 GEOA BNGG ENGG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 118 GEOA ECOG HISG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 119 GEOA ECOG SOCG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 120 GEOA ECOG SANG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725 121 GEOA ECOG ENGG 3100 300 225 600 1500 5725
SUBJECT COMBINATION BA(General) ADMIS UNIV 3 3 YEARLY TOTAL SL SUBJECT SION ERSIT MONTH MONTH LAB ADMISSI NO COMBINATION CHAR Y TUTIO S LAB DEV ON FEES GES FEES N FEES FEES FEES 1 EDCG HISG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 2 EDCG HISG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 3 EDCG HISG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 4 EDCG HISG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 5 EDCG HISG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 6 EDCG SOCG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 7 EDCG SOCG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 8 EDCG SOCG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 9 EDCG SOCG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 10 EDCG SOCG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 11 EDCG SANG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 12 EDCG SANG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 13 EDCG SANG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 14 EDCG SANG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 15 EDCG SANG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 16 EDCG ENGG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 17 EDCG ENGG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 18 EDCG ENGG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 19 EDCG ENGG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 20 EDCG ENGG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 21 BNGG HISG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 22 BNGG HISG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 23 BNGG HISG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 24 BNGG HISG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 25 BNGG HISG JORG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 26 BNGG SOCG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 27 BNGG SOCG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 28 BNGG SOCG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 29 BNGG SOCG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 30 BNGG SOCG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 31 BNGG SANG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 32 BNGG SANG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 33 BNGG SANG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 34 BNGG SANG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 35 BNGG SANG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 36 BNGG ENGG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 37 BNGG ENGG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 38 BNGG ENGG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 39 BNGG ENGG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 40 BNGG ENGG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 41 ECOG HISG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 42 ECOG HISG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 43 ECOG HISG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 44 ECOG HISG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 45 ECOG HISG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 46 ECOG SOCG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 47 ECOG SOCG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 48 ECOG SOCG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 49 ECOG SOCG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 50 ECOG SOCG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 51 ECOG SANG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 52 ECOG SANG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 53 ECOG SANG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 54 ECOG SANG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 55 ECOG SANG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 56 ECOG ENGG PLSG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 57 ECOG ENGG PHIG 3100 300 150 0 0 3550 58 ECOG ENGG PSYG 3100 300 150 0 150 3700 59 ECOG ENGG GEOG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850 60 ECOG ENGG JORG 3100 300 150 150 150 3850
CANDIDATES GROUP-1 EDCG BNGG ECOG CAN CHOOSE SUBJECTS GROUP-2 HISG SOCG SANG ENGG ONLY ONE GROUP (ARTS) SUBJECT GROUP-3 PLSG PHIG PSYG GEOG JORG FROM ONE GROUP
ADMI 3 3 YEARL UNIVE SUBJECT SSION MONTH MONTH Y LAB TOTAL RSITY COMBINATION CHAR TUTION S LAB DEV ADMISSION FEES FEES GES FEES FEES FEES B.SC. HONOURS CEMA+MTMG+PHSG 3100 300 330 750 1650 6130 CEMA+ZOOG+FNTG 3100 300 330 900 1800 6430 CEMA+ZOOG+BOTG 3100 300 330 900 1800 6430 CMSA+PHSG+MTMG 3100 300 330 750 1650 6130 FNTA+CEMG+ZOOG 3100 300 330 900 1800 6430 FNTA+CEMG+PSYG 3100 300 330 900 1800 6430 MTMA+PHSG+CEMG 3100 300 330 450 800 4980 MTMA+PHSG+CMSG 3100 300 330 450 800 4980 GEOA+PLSG+ECOG 3100 300 330 600 1500 5830 GEOA+MTMG+ECOG 3100 300 330 600 1500 5830 PHSA+MTMG+CEMG 3100 300 330 750 1650 6130 PHSA+MTMG+CMSG 3100 300 330 750 1650 6130 ZOOA+CEMG+BOTG 3100 300 330 900 1800 6430 ZOOA+CEMG+FNTG 3100 300 330 900 1800 6430 B.SC. GENERAL CEMG+MTMG+PHSG 3100 300 255 300 300 4255 CEMG+ZOOG+FNTG 3100 300 255 450 450 4555 CEMG+ZOOG+BOTG 3100 300 255 450 450 4555 CMSG+PHSG+MTMG 3100 300 255 300 300 4555 FNTG+CEMG+ZOOG 3100 300 255 450 450 4555 FNTG+CEMG+PSYG 3100 300 255 450 450 4555 GEOG+PLSG+ECOG 3100 300 255 150 150 3955 GEOG+MTMG+ECOG 3100 300 255 150 150 3955 B.COM. HONOURS ACCA+BUS. 3100 300 255 0 0 3655 ECO+MATH B.COM. GENERAL GRP1+GRP2+GRP3 3100 300 180 0 0 3580
STUDENTS’ UNION All the students of the college are members of the students’ union whose General Secretary and Office bearers are elected from among elected class representatives. The General Secretary of the students union is a member of the College Governing Body. The duty of the Union is to voice the demands of the students, to create and maintain a healthy academic atmosphere and to maintain a good relationship among the teachers, non-teaching staff and students. The Union arranges annual social function; annual sports meet, debates, seminars and various cultural programmes, and also publishes the college magazine. The goal of the union is to provide a common platform for the students of different communities where they may associate freely with one another in an atmosphere of goodwill and harmony.
Different Wings of Academic Facilities
1) College offers 13 honours and 18 general courses. 2) College has enriched Central Library. Departmental Seminar Libraries of various departments also exist. 3) Well equipped UGC Resource Center with computers, LAN and internet facilities, printers, photocopiers, digital duplicators for various academic and official uses. 4) Central airconditional classroom/seminar Room with audio-visual facilities are available. 5) Digital classroom/power point presentation facilities etc. are available in the Department of Chemistry, Geography, Physics and Zoology. 6) Departmental seminars are organized by various Departments regularly. 7) College conducts campussing in various Departments like computer science. 8) Well equipped laboratories for honours and general practical courses for the Department of Chemistry, Geography, Physics, Computer Science and Zoology suitable for conducting University Examination for Honours courses. 9) Two 30 KVA DG set environment friendly generators to a solar power facility compensate power failure. 10) Virtual class room facilities is available
STUDENTS’ AMENITIES a) Concessions: The College gives financial assistance to the poor and meritorious students from our Welfare Fund. Only poor students who attend the classes regularly are eligible for financial assistance. The Criteria for receiving concession from monthly tuition fees: i) Candidates must have at least 75% attendance in all classes. ii) Candidates must appear in all class tests during the current academic session. iii) Candidates receiving any form of financial assistance from the state or central government are not eligible to receive concession.
iv) Candidates must apply for concession in plane paper with the income certificate of the respective head of the family and they must appear before the concession committee on the scheduled date and time as notified by the college. b) College Common Room: There are separate Common Rooms for the purpose of study and recreation for male and female students, each managed by Students’ Union under the guidance of a Lecturer-in-charge. The Common Room is provided with magazine, newspaper, Table Tennis Boards and Carrom Boards. Students can play indoor games during off-periods. c) College Canteen: A spacious canteen which has been recently renovated is run in the college campus for supplying hygienic food at subsidised rates to the students and the staff under the supervision of a Lecturer-in-charge. Meals are also provided against prior order. d) Digital Smart Class Room: The College takes pride in introducing a fully modernized and high-tech Digital Smart Classroom with Audio-Visual teaching aids to enhance teaching learning experience at par with 21st Century mode of learning. This is done under the financial aid of M.P and M.L.A funds. e) Auditorium: The College Auditorium with 300 seating capacity is used extensively to conduct periodic cultural and academic functions, with all modern amenities and advanced technology. f) Students’ Health Home: The Institution is affiliated to the Students’ Health Home established by the Calcutta University with its main centre at Moulali. Students can avail medical facilities and specialised treatment in lieu of their annual membership subscription of Rs. 10/- (Ten) only per head as outlined here under:- 1) Consultation with General physicians as well as specialists in Eye, ENT, Dentistry, Surgery, Skin, Psychiatry, Medicine, Orthopaedics, Gynaecology, Neurology, Cardiology, Plastic Surgery, Thoracic Surgery and Metabolic at free of cost. 2) Medicine at Rs. 2.00 per clinic, 3) X-ray (ordinary) at Rs. 25.00, 4) X-ray (Dental) at Rs. 10.00, 5) Physio therapy at Rs. 10.00 6) Pathology (routine) at Rs. 5.00 7) Pathology (Special) at Rs. 20.00 8) Spectacles at Rs. 40.00 9) E.C.G at Rs. 20.00 10) E.E.G at Rs. 30.00 11) Hospitalisation at Rs. 25.00 12) Hospitalisation for Surgery at Rs. 75.00 13) Bed Maintenances charges Rs. 10.00 (Per day) 14) For medicine in the hospital Rs. 2.00 (Per Day) 15) Minor operation (OPD) at Rs. 10.00 16) Dressing at Rs. 5 17) Injection at Rs. 3.00 18) Tooth: Extraction at Rs. 15.00, Scaling at Rs. 10.00, Filling at Rs. 5.00 19) Duplicate Card at Rs. 2.00 20) Triplicate Card at Rs. 5.00 g) Cycle Stand: A commodious shed in the college campus close to the college canteen, provides facilities to students for keeping their cycles during college hours through a coupon system. However, it must be remembered by all concerned that all kinds of vehicles and other properties may be kept in the college campus obviously at the total risk and responsibility of their owners. h) Multi Gym: Our institution offers the services/facilities of an Ultra modern multi-gym Complex which can be availed by all students towards ensuring their healthy growth both physically and mentally. i) Alumni Association: An Alumni Association, comprising all ex-students of our institution has been formed to enable them to interact on various issues/matters relating to college development /growth etc. The Alumni meetings are held with great enthusiasm & students support. It provides an opportunity to rebuild friendly ties & healthy relationship between the ex-students and that of the present. j) College Magazine: The College Magazine is published once a year by the Students’ Union under the guidance of a Lecturer-in-charge. Every bonafide student is entitled to have a copy of it. k) Games & Sports: Panihati Mahavidyalaya encourages all its students to participate in Games & Sports in an organised manner. To this effect, provision for Carom Board, Table Tennis, Volley Ball games are there. Besides, Annual Games and Sports are organised every year with colour. l) Social & Cultural Programmes : The Institution holds annual social functions/ feasts regularly under the collective & generous participation of our students community irrespective of their caste, creed and religion along with the participa- tion and suggestions of the entire faculty and non-teaching wings of our institution. m) Virtual Class Room : The College fill pride to introduce a fully modernized virtual class room as inovative teachings and to educated teaching learning experience at per with 21st century mode of leasing. This is done under financial aid of Govt of West Bengal
n) NSS: National Service Scheme (NSS) is a platform where students can directly interact and work with society. Our college is having a NSS cell with one unit (100 capacities) for enrolment in NSS. Students want to work for the enhancement of the society may join as volunteers in NSS.NSS unit of our college organize various activities throughout the year for welfare of the youth, society and nation.