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Please note that the important dates for admission

would be declared in due time and the students

are advised to visit us

online for updated information.

www.bbkm.in

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Index

The Principal’s First words 4

A brief history of Balagarh 5

The Founder of the College 7

Admission 2016‐17 ‐Courses offered 9

Online Admission 2016 – 17 Guidelines 10

Courses, Intake Capacity and Eligibility 11

Merit list

14

Admission Process 15

Fees 16

Important Information Regarding the Institution 19

Code of Conduct 20

Internal Assessment 21

Co‐Curricular Activities 21

College Societies 22

The Governing Body of the College 23

Academic Faculty 24

Non‐Teaching and Temporary Staff 27

College Committees and Members 28

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The Principal’s First words

Dear Applicant,

I extend a hearty welcome to you for seeking admission to this Institution. Here you will find immense

opportunity to learn and develop your capabilities by availing

a comprehensive and balanced quality education in concordance

with the aims and objectives of the Higher Education of the

country. The institution offers courses adhering to this

viewpoint. This Institution has recorded more than three

decades of constant development, in the course of which it

has accomplished much. At BBKM we believe that 'education'

is a wholesome, holistic exercise. Various extra-curricular and cultural activities happening in our college are aimed at

total personality development of the students.

My message is a simple one. Have ambitions and aims untrammeled and your hard work, enthusiasm, resilience

laced with knowledge and intellect would take you to any extent you desire. Respect for your teachers and college

staff, discipline, focused approach, the notion of compassion and sacrifice for the nation, the passion for cleanliness of

your college premises and the environment in general, would definitely go a long way to provide you a blissful and

successful life. Endeavor to be best human being while realizing your dreams, by inculcating honesty and integrity.

This prospectus is a reflection of the ethos of the College. Please read the prospectus to know about the

college, the courses and options it offers.

Dr. Pratap Banerjee,

Principal,

Balagarh Bijoy Krishna Mahavidyalaya.

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Welcome to Balagarh

A Brief History of Balagarh

Balagarh is situated beside the river Bhagirathi that

surrounds its north and east side. The Balagarh territory

measures up to 48321.14 acres and was the habitat of almost

67610 people. Before the formation of Balagarh Police Station,

Balagarh was included under the Benipur P.S. Large rivers like

Saraswati, Behula, Kunti- which have grown thin with the

passage of time-were connected to the main land of Balagarh

in some way or other.

There were eight union boards under the Balagarh P.S.

i.e. Guptipara, Dhobapara-Bakulia, Somra, Sreepur-Balagarh,Siza-Kamalpur, Dumurdah-Nityanandapur, Ektarpur,

Mohipalpur. The villages beside the river Bhagirathi were rich

in cultivation in the earlier days. Small industries like

handloom, paper mills, and sugar industries also flourished in

Balagarh. Sreepur was famous for boat building industries. The

fishermen used to build big, ornamented and well-decorated

boats. Sreepur-Balagarh, Diwanganj, Gokulganj functioned as

main centre for trading and were famous ports for importing

and exporting goods.

The famous historian A. J. Toynbee reports that a

highway from Bali via Kalna to Murshidabad passed throughthe Balagarh territory before 1890. In the five-year plan afterthe independence, the Saptagram-Guptipara highway, covering

a distance of 19 miles, was sanctioned. A company named

‘Bengal Provincial Railway’ owned by Bengali directors used

to run trains in-between Bandel and Guptipara.

Balagarh and its surroundings have a rich cultural heritage. Basically, ‘vaishnab’ and ‘shakta’

religion flourished in Balagarh. Several fairs and festivals centering on pujas and rituals of several religious

beliefs began to take place in Balagarh some of which are still continuing with great fervor. An amalgamation

of different architectural styles like terracotta, Dravidian, Odissi, Hindu, Buddhist and Mughal is visible in

the ancient temples generally built around the eighteenth century A.D.

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In Balagarh, Guptipara and Kalna. One such famous temple is that of Lord Vrindavanchandra

built in the eighteenth century and made of red bricks. Images from the Ramayana and the

Mahabharata, the life of Shree Chaitanya Mahaprabhu are carved in the outside walls of the temple.

Guptipara was one of the major centers for learning Sanskrit. During the fifteenth century,

there were 15 ‘toles’ (centers/schools) for learning ‘Nyaya Shastra’. Balagarh was also progressive

towards accepting modern education during the British rule. Balagarh High School, established in

1855, was considered a renowned institution of that period. Besides, there were several other schools

that achieved eminence. Many social organizations of Balagarh were devoted to social work during

that time.

Jirat-Balagarh is the birth-place of many eminent personalities who pioneered different fields of life—

art, literature, politics etc. The fertile soil of Balagarh produced and nurtured such legendary figures

like the lyrical poet Debendranath Sen, Bhola Moyra, the legendary ‘kabiyal’, eminent philosopher

and scholar Phulkumari Gupta, writer and critic Charuchandra Bandyopadhyay, poet and critic like

Mohitlal Majumdar, Rangalal Bandyopadhyay and noble freedom-fighter, “the Tiger of Bengal”, Sir

Ashutosh Mukhopadhyay.

Balagarh Bijoy Krishna Mahavidyalaya carries in its grain this entire rich cultural heritage and makes

a constant effort to preserve, eternalize and carry it forward.

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Shree Bijoy K rishna Modak

A Brief Life History

Balagarh Bijoy Krishna Mahavidyalaya,

established in 1985, affiliated to the University of

Burdwan, is named after Bijoy Krishna Modak,

the noted freedom fighter, renowned educationist

and the legendary mass leader of national stature.

He spent a good part of his glorious life in the

challenge of uplifting the life of the masses of

Balagarh—a relatively backward region of West

Bengal. Bijoy Krishna, a first class graduate in

engineering, carried baskets full of clay on hisown head for building up a village school house

in association with the inhabitants of ‘Srikanta’,

an obscure village of Balagarh. This single

incident is enough to set the very tune of an

institution like this. The college is named after this

great personality who dedicated his entire life for

the sake of the society.

(1906-1994)

The life and works of Bi joy Krishna Modak

• 1921: Left school in response to the call for the Non-Cooperation Movement led by

Mahatma Gandhi. Gets admitted to Hooghly Vidyamandir, a nationalist school established

by the revolutionary leader Bhupati Majumdar. Kazi Najrul Islam, the poet, Gopinath Saha,

one of the patriots and martyrs, were connected to this institution. The school had closeconnection with/was a melting pot of various ideological beliefs like that of non-violence

propagated by Mahatma Gandhi, armed nationalist revolutionary movements and socialist

movements.

Classmates: Younger brother Hridaykrishna Modak, Hamidul Hauque,

Sirajul Hauque et al.

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• 1922: Passed the Entrance Examination from Gouriya Vidyatan. Got involved in relief work

in the flood-ridden areas of Arambagh.

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1923: Got admitted to the Engineering course in the Jadavpur University.•

1925: Entered into the famous ‘Jugantar Party.’ Got himself arrested in the case of bombing

at Dakshineswar.

• 1927: Received a Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering with distinction. Joined the

revolutionaries in Haripal Kalyan Sangha.

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1928: A full-time member of the Indian National Congress. Was engaged to the relief work

at Arambagh. Began to organise farmers’ revolutions.

• 1931: Joined the Indian Proletarian Revolutionary Party. (Co-mates were Kalicharan Ghosh,

Panchugopal Bhaduri, Phanindranath Bandyopadhyay, Binoy Chowdhury, Nirapada

Mukherjee et al.

• 1938-39: Released from the Deuli Jail after remaining imprisoned for seven long years.

Became a member of the Communist Party. Dedicated himself in relief works and in

organising farmers’ association in villages of flood ridden Balagarh, Boga, New Boga,

Srikanta etc.• 1941: Joined the national freedom movement and got himself arrested.

• 1943: Devoted himself to relief work at Arambagh during the famine.

• 1946: Formed the fishermen’s association at Balagarh with Kajal Guha.

• 1948: Got arrested and released afterwards. Led the Farmers’ Movement at Barakamalapur.

• 1952: Was nominated as a candidate of the undivided Communist Party of India from the

Hooghly Lok Sabha Constituency.

• 1953: Led the refugee movement at Balagarh along with Kunjalal Dasgupta.

• 1956: Was elected the Secretary of the Hooghly District Committee of the undivided

Communist Party of India.

• 1956-64: Remained the Secretary of Hooghly District Committee of C.P.I.

• 1964-94: Was elected the Secretary of C.P.I (M) after the division of the Communist Party

of India took place and occupied the post his death.

•

1957: Was elected an M.L.A. of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly from the Balagarh

Assembly Constituency.

• 1959: Led the ‘Khadya Andolan’ and got arrested for this cause.

• 1962-1966: Remained a prisoner most of the time of this period under the Protection of India

Act.

• 1964-1994: Remained a member of the West Bengal State Committee of C.P.I (M).

• 1967, 1971, 1977: Was elected a Member of Parliament from the Hooghly Lok Sabha

Constituency.

• 1980: Was elected a Member of Parliament from the Arambagh Lok Sabha Constituency.

• 1994: On 9th May this great personality took his last breath.

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For General streams candidates

B.A.(Hons.) : Bengali

B.A.(Hons.) : English

B.A.(Hons.) : History

B.A.(Hons.) : Political science

B.A.(Gen.) : Bengali, History Political Science, English, Economics,

Mathematics, Education, Philosophy, Geography, Sanskrit.

B.sc(Hons.) : Mathematics

B.sc(Gen.) : Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

B.com(hons.) : Accountancy (Particular selected subjects as devised by

the university)

B.com(gen.) : Particular selected subjects for all as devised by the

university

Compulsory English : for all students of first year

Alter. Bengali/English : for all students of second year

Environmental Studies : for all students of third year

For Vocational streams

Business & Commerce Streamwith pass marks in BMAS

[Business Math & Statistics]

B.A.(Gen)/B.Com(Gen)/B.Com Acct. (Hons)

All other Vocational Stream

Candidates other than theabove

B.A. (Gen)

ADMISSION 2016-17

Programs offered:

Three-year bachelor degree programs in arts, science and commerce disciplines (both

honours and general) under the university of burdwan are conducted by the institution.

Details of courses offered

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COURSES, INTAKE CAPACITY AND ELIGIBILITY

1. Courses Available

For General stream candidates:

a. B.A. Honours in Bengali b. B.A. Honours in English

c. B.A. Honours in History

d. B.A. Honours in Pol.

Science

e. B.A. (General).

f. B.Sc. Honours inMathematics

g. B.Sc. (General)

h. B.Com. Honours inAccountancy

i. B.Com. (General)

For Vocational stream candidates:

Business & Commerce Stream with pass

marks in BMAS [Business Math &Statistics].

B.A. (Gen)/B.Com(Gen)/ B.Com Acct.

(Hons)

All other Vocational Stream Candidates

other than the above.

B.A. (Gen)

2. Choice of courses

(i) A candidate can choose any number of courses, subject to fulfillment of criteria.

(ii) For B.A. Courses, the following subjects will be available for choice as combination

subjects at the time of application: -

Bengali, Economics, Education, English, History, Philosophy, Political Science and

Sanskrit.

(iii) The College also offers Geography as combination subject. Due to limited number of

seats, Geography will not be available as choice during submission of forms online.

Candidates, after taking admission, will be asked to opt for Geography and will be

allotted according to merit.

(IV) If, number of candidates exercising options for Philosophy, Education and Sanskrit

exceeds the limits of intake capacity imposed by the University – fresh options will

be sought from the candidates after conclusion of the admission process and as per

merit, candidates will be allotted those subjects.

(iv) Candidates opting for Bengali, English and Sanskrit are required to have obtained atleast the pass marks at the H.S. / Equivalent level in the concerned subject(s).

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3. Intake capacity of different courses for the Session: 2016 – 17

Courses

Intake capacity for different categories

General OBC-A OBC-B SC ST Total Grand

TotalNon

PWD

PWD Non

PWD

PWD Non

PWD

PWD Non

PWD

PWD Non

PWD

PWD Non

PWD

PWD

Bengali(Hons.)

33 2 3 1 2 1 12 1 2 1 52 6 58

History

(Hons.)

33 2 3 1 2 1 12 1 2 1 52 6 58

English

(Hons.)

17 1 2 1 1 1 5 1 0 1 25 5 30

PoliticalScience

(Hons.)

33 2 3 1 2 1 12 1 3 1 53 6 59

Mathematics

(Hons.)

16 1 1 1 0 1 5 1 1 1 23 5 28

Accountancy

(Hons.)

21 1 2 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 32 5 37

B.A.

(General)

583 18 68 2 48 2 214 7 59 2 972 31 1003

B.Sc.

(General)

41 2 4 1 3 1 15 1 3 1 66 6 72

B.Com.

(General)

127 4 14 1 10 1 46 2 12 1 209 9 218

4. Eligibility Criteria

A. For General Stream Candidates

1.

Passed H.S. / Equivalent Examination in any of the years 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 froma Board/ Council recognized by the University of Burdwan.

2. Non-Graduate.

3. (i) For applying to B.A. Honours Courses

Minimum 45% of full Marks obtained in H.S./Equivalent Examination. For Honours inBengali and English, candidates are required to obtain at least the pass marks in the

concerned subject. For other B.A. Honours subjects, candidates not studying the concerned

subject(s), may apply but in that case, at the time of computation of the composite score,

marks obtained in the concerned subject would be treated as ‘zero’. However, if thecandidate has studied the subject in the H.S./Equivalent level, he/she must have obtained

minimum pass marks in the desired Honours subject.

(ii)For applying to B.Sc. Mathematics Hons.

Candidates must have passed H.S./ Equivalent Examination with Mathematics, Physics

and Chemistry. Minimum 45% of full Marks obtained in H.S./Equivalent Examinationand minimum pass marks obtained in Mathematics.

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MERIT LIST

1. List of all the candidates course-wise, as per merit and according to category will

remain displayed in the College website during entire period of admission process.

2.

Preparation of Merit list:

a) For B.A. (Gen), B.Sc.(Gen) & B.Com.(Gen) = Total of Best Five Subjects.

including one language subject (English or Bengali).

b) For B.A. (Hons.) courses:

B.A. with Hons. in Bengali: Total of Best Five + Bengali

B.A. with Hons. in English: Total of Best Five + English

B.A. with Hons. in History: Total of Best Five + History

B.A. with Hons. in Pol.Sc.: Total of Best Five + Pol.Sc.

(If the candidate has not studied the desired subject of B.A. (Hons.) at the H.S. / Equivalent level,

only the total of Best Five subjects will be considered .)

c) B.Sc. Hons. in Mathematics: Total of Best Five + Mathematics

d) B. Com with Hons. in Accountancy: Total of Best Five +

Accountancy/Mathematics/Statistics/ Computer Science/ Computer Application/ Business

Economics including Business Math.

3. In case of a tie between two or more candidates, the 6th subject shall be added, if the

tie persists still, the alphabetical order of names would be followed in the preparation of the Merit

Lists.

PUBLICATION OF THE LISTS OF VALID APPLICATIONS AND MERIT LISTS

1. After expiry of the last date of submission of Admission Forms online, course wise lists of all

valid applications would be published duly and candidates would be requested to report to the

College office regarding any omission / error in that list, in writing with a copy of the Application

Form and a copy of the document of Admission Fee payment within the due date. Thereafter, no

objection regarding entries in that list would be entertained.

2. Course wise and category wise Merit Lists would be published.

3. All Lists would be uploaded in the College Admission Portal and hard copies of the Lists would

be displayed in the College Notice Board.

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ADMISSION PROCESS

1. The process of SPOT CALL on the basis of the Merit Lists would be followed for

admission.

2. All the candidates featured in the Merit Lists are to be present in the College

premises at the specified time and date and respond to the call from the Counselling

Table with all the documents in original as well as with self-attested photocopies of

the same and TWO COPIES of the APPLICATION FORM.

3. If any candidate fails to respond to the call from the Counselling Table within due

time, his/her candidature for the concerned course would be forfeited.

4. A candidate called on at the time of SPOT CALL will have to produce all the

documents in original for verification, submit a set of self-attested photocopies ofall the documents, TWO COPIES of the APPLICATION FORM and will have to

get the PERMISSION OF FEES DEPOSIT IN WRITING on top of a copy of the

application form from the appropriate authority of the College.

5. After depositing the admission fees within the specified date and time, the candidate

is required to come to the College within the scheduled date and time with that

particular copy of the Application Form and a copy of the Fees deposit

receipt/document for approval of admission. APPROVAL OF ADMISSION BY

THE COLLEGE AUTHORITY IS COMPULSORY WITHIN THE SCHEDULED

DATE AND TIME. IF A CANDIDATE PAYS THE ADMISSION FEE WITHINSCHEDULED DATE AND TIME BUT FAILS TO GET HIS/HER ADMISSION

APPROVED BY THE COLLEGE AUTHORITY WITHIN SCHEDULED DATE

AND TIME, HIS/HER CANDIDATURE WILL BE CANCELLED AND FEES

PAID SO FAR WILL BE FORFEITED.

6. During Admission Process, a candidate may be allowed to change Course ONLY

ONCE.

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APPROVAL OF ADMISSION

1. APPROVAL OF ADMISSION BY THE COLLEGE AUTHORITY IS COMPULSORY

WITHIN THE SCHEDULED DATE AND TIME. IF A CANDIDATE PAYS THE

ADMISSION FEE WITHIN SCHEDULED DATE AND TIME BUT FAILS TO GET

HIS/HER ADMISSION APPROVED BY THE COLLEGE AUTHORITY WITHINSCHEDULED DATE AND TIME, HIS/HER ADMISSION WILL BE CANCELLED

AND FEES PAID SO FAR WILL BE FORFEITED.

2. FOR VERIFICATION, CANDIDATES ARE REQUIRED TO BRING: -

(I) Printout of the Application Form (Two copies).(II) H.S/ Equivalent Mark sheet and Registration Card, in original as well as photocopies.

(III) School Leaving Certificate (Last Attended), original as well as a photocopy.

(IV) Madhyamik Admit Card, original as well as a copy for Date of Birth Certification.

(V) Original and photocopies of Challans if payments are made offline and Printout of payment-documents if payments are made online.

(VI) SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B/PWD Certificate issued by the Appropriate Authority, original as

well as a copy ( For candidates provisionally admitted in any reserved category seat ).

3. IF ANY ANOMALY/ DISCREPANCY IN ANY DATA/ INFORMATION PROVIDEDBY A CANDIDATE IS DETECTED ON VERIFICATION, CANDIDATURE WILL BE

LIABLE TO BE CANCELLED AND FEES PAID SO FAR WILL BE FORFEITED.

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DETAILS OF FEE STRUCTURE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR

2016-17

(LIABLE TO REVISION BY COLLEGE AUTHORITY)

B.A.(H) B.A.(G) B.Sc.(H) B.Sc.(G) B.Com(H) B.Com(G)

Admission/Transfer Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50

Tuition Fee (Monthly) 75 50 150 100 85 60

Institutional Fee (Monthly) 150 150 150 150 150 150

Games & Sports Fee (Annual) 30 30 30 30 30 30

Library Fee (Annual) 10 10 10 10 10 10

Magazine Fee (Annual) 30 30 30 30 30 30

Identity Card 30 30 30 30 30 30

College Exam Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50University Registration Fee 110 110 110 110 110 110

University Sports Fee (Annual) 50 50 50 50 50 50

Library Deposit 30 30 30 30 30 30

Academic Calendar 15 15 15 15 15 15

B.U. Enrolment Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50

Geography Caution Deposit 200 200 - - - -

Science Caution Deposit - - 200 200 - -

Geography Laboratory Fee 25 25 - - - -

For Part II & Part III (Monthly) 25 25 25 25 25 25

B.Com Computer Lab. Fee - - - - 25 25For Part III (Monthly) 25 25 25 25 25 25

Electric Charges (Annual) 120 120 120 120 120 120

Generator Fee (Annual) 60 60 60 60 60 60

Union Fee (Annual) 100 100 100 100 100 100

Students’ Health Home (Annual) 10 10 10 10 10 10

Students’ Aid Fund (Annual) 50 50 50 50 50 50

Festival Fee (Annual) 100 100 100 100 100 100

Building Donation 100 100 100 100 100 100

Book Bank Deposit* 30 30 30 30 30 30

Science Laboratory Fee

For Part II (Monthly) - - 25 25 - -

Science Laboratory FeeFor Part III (Monthly)

- - 25 25 - -

Other charges - - - - - -

*According to the cost of the books

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IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS REGARDING THE

INSTITUTION

PAYMENT OF FEES

The Academic Session begins in the month of July every year. As such fees concerning

that particular session are collected from July onwards. Fees must be paid within the 15th

of every month.

CHANGE OF SUBJECT

Students of B.A.(General) course can apply for Subject Change within one month after the

completion of the Admission process as per the University Regulation. UniversityRegistration has to be done within one month after being admitted or else he/she

would not be deemed as a student of the College.

ATTENDANCE

In order to be eligible to appear at a University Examination, every student has to attend a

minimum of 70% of the total number of lectures delivered at the College as also 60% of

tutorials/practicals, as the case may be, as per the University Rules.

LIBRARY

● Students can collect books from the library on submission of the Library Card but has toreturn the book within 10 days after which a daily fine of Re 1/- will be charged as penalty.

Books are treated as property of the college and any damage to it will be treated as a

grievous offence and as such the student would have to pay the full price of the book. On

completion of the Test Exam books have to be returned to the library within 10 days from

the date of completion. Students can also borrow book from the “Book Bank” by depositing

money.

● The Reading Room of the Library is a place of study and its sanctity should be dulyobserved.

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CODE OF CONDUCT

● Students should attend the different Seminars and programmes conducted by the Institution

and if the needs arise should actively participate in it.

● Students should make it a habit to read the notice board regularly to check notices for

schedule of classes, examinations, holidays, activities and other information of relevance.

Ignorance of any notice will not be accepted as a plea or an excuse for any delay in any

matter.

●

The timing of the classes is from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm everyday (except Sunday and other

Holidays). However, there may be special classes for students.

●

Students should have their Identity Cards with them to get entry into the college campus.

Every year they should renew their identity Cards and Library cards. In case of loss ofIdentity Cards and Fee books they can get a new one after applying for it and paying the

necessary fine.

● Students should park their vehicles within the parking space provided by the College inside

the campus.

● Though there is no such dress-code that the college adheres to but students shall be dressed

in a manner which is decent and appropriate for an educational institution.

● The College Campus is a “SMOKE FREE” and “PLASTIC FREE” zone. As such

SMOKING IS BANNED IN THE COLLEGE. Use dustbins to throw litter and keep

your college premises clean. ● Students shall not use mobile phones in the college premises.

● Discipline in the College is accorded top priority. Indiscipline is punishable as per College

Rules. Students found loitering, creating nuisance, destroying the college property or

misbehaving are liable to strict disciplinary action. The Principal of the College is the final

authority to take action against any breach of discipline.

GENDER SENSITIZATION

The College is extremely alert to matters pertaining to sexual harassment and genderinsensitivity. A Statutory Committee, comprising of members from the teaching and non-

teaching staff, and students look into matters related to sexual harassment of students and

staff in the college. Any person aggrieved in this matter may fearlessly approach the

committee for a fair and concerned hearing and a speedy redressal. Girls are free to contact

Prof. Dalia Hossain, Department of Political Science for any such complaints.

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INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

Every student has to appear and pass the Test Examination in order to be eligible for

appearing in the Part I, Part II and Part III Final University Examinations. Class Tests and

Terminal Tests are also conducted to evaluate the students from time to time. The schedule

of the Test Examination is as follows:

EXAMINATIONSPROBABLE

TIME OF EXAMSUBJECTS

MARKS

ALLOTTED

PROBABLE TIME

OF RESULT

PART I TESTJANUARY-

FEBRUARYB.A.,B.Sc.,B.Com(Hons & Gen)

50FEBRUARY-

MARCH

PART II TESTJANUARY-

FEBRUARYB.A.,B.Sc.,B.Com(Hons & Gen)

50FEBRUARY-

MARCH

PART III TESTJANUARY-

FEBRUARYB.A.,B.Sc.,B.Com

(Hons & Gen)50

FEBRUARY-

MARCH

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

NCC

The College started the Senior Division N.C.C. with 125 student’s cadet from 02.02.1996.

In 2004 33 girl-cadets for the first time joined N.C.C. Every year an average of 8 camps

are organized in Panagarh which includes C.A./T.C./T.S.C. camps. Every year an average

of 2 camps are organized by a state in India. Similarly, a state organizes a single ARMY

ATTACHMENT CAMP PER YEAR. In the last decade 17 students from this College were

recruited to the B.S.F., Indo Tibetan Border Police, Indian Army and the West Bengal

Police respectively. In 1998 2 N.C.C. Cadets from this College participated in the Republic

Day Parade representing the state of West Bengal. From 2001 to 2007 each year a student

of this College participated in the Republic Day Parade, thereby bringing a lot of accolades

to the college. Every year 70% - 80% student cadets pass with B. Certificate and C.

Certificate. Interested Students can join the N.C.C. to keep up this glorious tradition of the

N.C.C. unit of the college.

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NSS

The first unit of National Service Scheme was launched in the 1990-91 academic session

after getting permission from the NSS Division of the University of Burdwan. Later in the

academic session of 2001-02 the second unit of NSS was set up. The aim of NSS is to

develop among the students a sense of participation towards nation-building while

providing a creative outlet to their energies. Its motto is “Not Me but You” and “Service

Above Self”. The students are encouraged to join NSS so that they may contribute their

might towards national reconstruction. We take immense pride that our students have been

devotedly engaged in organizing various activities of social relevance like

Blood donation camp, Aids Awareness programme in the locality or going to the adopted

village and helping the villagers to reconstruct the roads or planting trees or carrying out

Literacy Programmes.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

As per the directions and guidelines of National Assessment and Accreditation Council,

Bangalore (NAAC), the college has an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) for quality

enhancement of the institution. It comprises 15 members including the members of the faculty,

management, administration, eternal members. IQAC functions under the guidance of the Quality

Advisory Committee with the Head of the Institution as its Chairman and Prof. Dalia Hossain,

Associate Professor, Department of Political Science as its Convenor. The prime task of the IQAC

is to develop a system of conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in the performance of

the institution.

COLLEGE SOCIETIES

STUDENT’S HEALTH HOME

The college is a member of the Student’s Heath Home and as such the students are able to

access their medical facility. However, the college tries to organize a Heath Camp for its

students every year.

STUDENT’S UNION

Every bonafide student of the College is a member of the Students' Union. The election for

the office bearers is held every year in the month of September. The objective of the

student’s union is to provide students with opportunities for organizing activities and

interacting with students. The union is set up following the guidelines of the University of

Burdwan.

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THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE COLLEGE

Mr. Santanu Banerjee, President of the G.B.

Dr. Pratap Banerjee, Principal & Secretary of the G.B.

Govt. Nominee

Mr. Biren Biswas, Member of the G.B.

University Nominee

Prof. Subroto Rana, Assistant Prof. of English, Khalisani Mahavidyalaya,

Chandannagar, Hooghly.

Prof. Basudeb Halder, Assistant Prof. of Geography, Sarat Centenary College,

Hooghly

Prof. Shrabanti Banerjee, Assistant Prof. of Chemistry, RRR Mahavidyalaya,

Radhanagar, Hooghly

Teacher’s Representative

Prof. Md. Akbar Hossain, Associate Prof. of History, Associate NCC Officer

(LT. NCC /49060)

Prof.Dalia Hossain, Associate Prof. of Political Science

Prof. Sukumar Dan, Associate Prof. of Commerce

Non-Teaching Representative

Sri Provat Kumar Mukhopadhyay, Head Clerk

Sri Swapan Singha Roy, Cashier

Students’ Representative

Sri Jhantu Ghosh, General Secretary of the Students’ Union.

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DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

26. Ms. Debolina Ghosh Guest Teacher

27. Mr. Gopal Acharya Guest Teacher

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

28. Mr. Sukumar Dan Associate Professor

29. Mr. Mrinal Kanti Roy Part Time Teacher

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

30. Mr. Somnath Barik Guest Teacher

31. Mr. Rhioni Ghosh Guest Teacher

32. Mr. Srijit Singha Roy Guest Teacher

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

33. Mr. Uday Ghosh Part Time Teacher

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

34. Mrs. Madhusmita Biswas Part Time Teacher

PHYSICS LAB. ATTENDANT

Mr. Atish Dutta

CHEMISTRY LAB. ATTENDANT

Mr. Sanjay Karmakar

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COLLEGE COMMITTEES AND MEMBERS

Academic Council Members:

1. Dr. Pratap Banerjee (Principal)

2. Prof. Md. Akbar Hossain

3.

Prof. D.K. Chatterjee

4. Prof. Sukumar Dan

5.

Prof. Dalia Hossain

6.

Prof. Asima Halder

7. Prof. Biswajit Munda

8.

Prof. Soma Biswas

Library Sub Committee Members:

1.

Dr. Pratap Banerjee (Principal)


3. Prof. Biswajit Munda

4. Prof. Soma Biswas

5. Prof. Nupur Bandyopadhyay

6. Mr. Swapan Goswami

7. Mr. Swapan Singha Roy

Career and Counselling Cell:

1.

Mr. Santanu Banerjee(President)

2. Dr. Pratap Banerjee (Principal)

3.

Prof. D. K. Chatterjee

(Convener)


5.

Prof. Dalia Hossain

6.

Prof. Asima Halder


8.

Mr. Pravat Mukherjee9. Mr. Biren Biswas (Govt

Nominee)

Women Harassment Prevention Cell:

1. Prof. Dalia Hossain (Convener)

2.

Prof. Asima Halder

3. Prof. Shrabani Banerjee

4.

Mrs. Tapati Das

5.

Mrs. Anjali Pramanik

6. Mr. Jhantu Das (G.S.S.U.)

Grievance Redressal Cell:

1.

Mr. Santanu Banerjee(President)

2.

Dr. Pratap Banerjee (Principal)

3. Prof. Md. Akbar Hossain

4.

Prof. Sukumar Dan

5. Prof. Dilip Kumar Chatterjee

6.

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