prospectus 2020-21 - Bangabasi College

BANGABASI COLLEGE

PROSPECTUS 2020-21

Contents

1. The Story of the Bangabasi College 3

2. Aims & Objectives 4

3. Governing Body 5

4. Floor wise Information 6

5. Teacher-in-Charge speaks 7

6. Teaching Faculty 8

7. Head of the Departments 13

8. Non-Teaching Staff 14

9. Choice based credit system 17

10. Post graduate Course in Zoology 20

11. Rules for SC/ST & OBC admission 21

12. General Information 21

13. Organisations 23

14. Different Committee 24

15. Opportunities 31

16. Facilities Available 32

Bangabasi College : Prospectus Page 3

The Story of the Bangabasi College

An educational institution of national importance, Bangabasi College had its

genesis in the prophetic vision and spirit of sacrificial dedication of Late

Acharya Girish Chandra Bose. Founded under private management in 1887, it

had as its guiding inspiration the genius of Pandit Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.

The aim of the institution was two fold: first, to cater to the growing demand

for higher education and second, to nurture the spirit of nationalism in the

minds of young learners under colonial yoke. At the same time, it marked an

indirect protest challenging the narrow educational policy of the Hunter

Commission.

This historic institution emerged seminally from Bangabasi School, founded

by Acharya Girish Chandra Bose in 1885, in a rented house in Bowbazar Street

with six teachers and twelve students. Offering at the outset, the F.A. Course,

this college obtained affiliation for the B.A., B.L. and M.A. courses to meet the

requirements of an ever-growing institution. In 1930, the college moved into

its present premises at 19, Scott Lane (now Raj Kumar Chakraborty Sarani).

After that, there was a steady advance in academic pursuits with the

introduction of the Honours course in various subjects. In the early 1920s, the

urgent need for scientific education was met by a strong contingent of Science

teachers who, together with a powerful Arts faculty, set standards of higher

education which even Government-run colleges found hard to match. Soon

after Independence in 1947, three new branches of the Institution were

opened which, later, through the Phase Reduction Scheme of the University

Grants Commission, emerged as Bangabasi Morning College, Bangabasi

Evening College housed in the same building and Bangabasi College of

Commerce in a separate building on 11th April, 1960. Broadening its

perspectives, the college became co-educational in 1979 with Bangabasi

College opening another Commerce Department. A new feather was added in

2005 through the introduction of Post Graduate studies in Zoology. The year

of India's Independence coincided with the Diamond Jubilee Year of the

College. The celebrations were inaugurated by Chakraborty Rajagopalachari.

Keeping aloft the rich tradition of excellence and generations of humanistic

education, Bangabasi College completed 100 years of its existence in 1987.


The list of alumni, who attended the year-long celebration, provides

impressive reading. Swami Lokeshwarananda, Senior Monk, Ramakrishna

Mission; Shri Tushar Kanti Ghosh, Editor, Amrita Bazar Patrika; Dr. A.P. Mitra,

Director General, CSIR; Prof. Yashpal, Chairman, UGC; Prof. P.K. Bose, former

Principal and Oxford Scholar, son of the Illustrious founder Acharya Girish

Chandra Bose.

The Institution has left a deep imprint in the history of the sub-continent

through socio-political and cultural activities in many spheres. As a matter of

fact, it was a National College during the days of alien rule - serving as an

asylum for political sufferers - students and teachers. The nationalist spirit

nurtured by the college was amply evident in the active participation of

students and teachers in the Disobedience Movement in 1930 culminating in

the supreme sacrifice of Shri Jatindra Nath Das, an undergraduate student of

the college, in his epic fast unto death in Lahore jail on September 13, 1929.

Bangabasi, with its glorious tradition in teaching and scholarship, continues in

its task of disseminating higher and progressive education, holding high the

ideals of Pranipatena - Reverence, Pariprashnena - Search for Truth, Sevaya -

Service to Humanity - the inner motive force of this Institution.

Aims and Objectives

Vision of the college : Upliftment of socially and economically backward

students upon a strong foundation of secular, humanitarian world view. The

institution strives to eradicate all elements of social obscurantism in relation

to caste or gender bias.

Our Mission : Expansion of modern scientific education along with

value oriented curriculum.

Goals and objectives of the college : To impart higher education to the

eligible youths irrespective of cast, religion and gender.


THE GOVERNING BODY

President

SRI ASHOK KUMAR DEB

Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary

(Parisadiya Sachib),

Minority Affairs and Madrasa Education

Department, Govt. of West Bengal

Secretary

PROFESSOR SIBAPRASAD DAS

Teacher-in-Charge, Bangabasi College

Members

Calcutta University Nominee : Internal Quality Assurance Cell :

1. Dr. Mahendra Rong 1. Chairperson : Principal

2. Dr. Sreejata Biswas Prof. Sibaprasad Das

Government Nominee : 2. a) Dr. Gopal Chandra Mandal (Convenor)

1. Dr. Asutosh Kumar b) Dr. Rupa Mukhopadhyay (Bose)

2. Dr. Jyoti Prakas Haldar c) Dr. Aryya Mitra

3. Sri Jahar Lal Das d) Prof. Sibaprasad Das

Teachers' Representatives : e) Dr. Durga Biswas

1. Shri Debasis Chakraborty f) Dr. Anish Kr. Dan

2. Dr. Aryya Mitra g) Dr. Sujay Pattanayak

3. Dr. Partha Ghosh h) Sri Sujit Chatterjee

Non-Teachers' Representatives : 3. Administrative Officers

Sri Haridwar Singh a) Prof. Manoranjan Joddar

Students' Representative : b) Sri Durgapada Patra

Supriti Nandi 4. Member from the Management :

Dr. Partha Ghosh

5. Members from Local Society, Students

Union & Alumni Association :

1. Dr. Bholanath Mallick

2. G.S. Students’ Union

6. Nominee from stakeholders :

Dr. Ashis Ghosh (D.P.I. Nominee)

Formed as per section 93 of the First Statute of Calcutta University, 1979.


FLOOR WISE INFORMATION

Ground Floor :

1. Office (Cash & Head Clerk)

2. Dept. of Chemistry & Chemistry

Laboratory

3. Dept. of Physics & Physics Laboratory

4. Students' Common Room

5. Drinking Water (Acquagard)

6. Prasanta Kumar Bose Auditorium

7. Ladies Toilet

8. Students' Canteen/Drinking Water/Toilet

9. l.T. Lab.

10. Canteen

First Floor :

1. Principal's Chamber

2. Professors' Lounge

(Here you can meet the professors of

depts. like Bengali, English, Sanskrit,

Hindi, History, Philosophy, Political

Science, Mathematics & Commerce)

3. Library

4. Office (Room No. 201)

5. Ladies' Common Room (with Ladies'

Toilet)

6. Students' Union Room

7. Class Room Nos. Main Building: 205

(Physics Seminar), 213, 214 Annex

Building 220, 221,222.

8. Meeting Room

9. Computer Laboratory of the Zoology

Dept. (Annex Building)

10. Physical Chem. Laboratory of the

Chemistry Dept. (Annex Building)

11. Notice Board

12. Drinking Water (Acquaguard)

Second Floor :

1. Class Room Nos. Main Building: 301,302, 303.

304. 311, 312, 306, 307, 308. Annex Building:

309,310, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318.

2. Dept. of Zoology (Room No. 319, Annex

Building): Under Graduate & Post Graduate

Depts.

3. Dept. of Anthropology : (Room No. 321 Annex

Building)

4. Dept. of Botany & Botany Laboratory (Main

Building), Model Seminar Room

5. Drinking water (Acquaguard)

6. Students' toilet

Third Floor :

1. Class Rooms Main Building; 401,402,

403,404; Annex Building :406,409,410

2. Students' Toilet (near staircase : Main Building)

3. Drinking Water (Aquaguard)

4. Math. Lab.

5. Ladies Toilet

Fourth Floor :

1. Seminar Class Rooms: 501 (Bengali Dept.),

503 (Eng. Dept.)

2. Department of Psychology

3. Staff Toilet.

Second Campus :

1. Department of Geography

2. Department of Computer Science

3. Department of Statistics

4. Department of Environmental science

5. Department of Education

6. Department of Sociology


Teacher-in-Charge speaks

Welcome to Bangabasi College, a premier government-aided college in West

Bengal, with a rich legacy spanning more than 125 years. Built in the year of

1887, Bangabasi College started its illustrious journey under the aegis of our

founder-Principal Acharya Girish Chandra Bose, following the guiding

inspiration of the genius of Pandit Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar. The primary

mission of Bangabasi College, since its inception, has been to disseminate the

benefits of higher education to the students coming from all sections of

population (particularly the poor and needy) and to enhance knowledge

among the youth of Bengal. Many of our students and teachers were actively

associated with fight against the British rule. The College was the hotbed of

anti-colonial movements against British rule that occurred during that period.

Our founder Acharya Girish Chandra Bose also felt the need for establishing a

college with nationalistic ethos for marking its protest against the parochial

education policy of the Hunter Commission during the British Raj.

Since its commencement, Bangabasi College has been proving its

extraordinary standards with a unique blend of innovation and scholarship.

This is exemplified by our talented and optimistic students (many of whom

have later become stalwarts in different fields in India and abroad), dedicated

expert teaching staff and non-teaching staff who value the finest traditions

and aspirations in education. Consistently one of the top achieving colleges in

Bengal, Bangabasi College has a vision for education which builds on a strong

sense of our nationalistic tradition. Our college exhibits a commitment to

learning, justice, individual achievement and wholeness; qualities embedded

firmly in our cultural heritage. We consider it our responsibility to develop the

capacity to engage with – and respond to – the world with reverence, wisdom,

integrity and imagination in our students. This development is underscored in

our institutional motto: Pranipatena (by reverence), pariprashnena (by

questioning) and Sebaya (by service). Love, Joy and Peace—while cultivating

the qualities our college community embraces: humility, understanding and

tolerance. Our students feel secure and enriched once they start studying in

our highly esteemed institute.

Prof. Sibaprasad Das


TEACHING FACULTY

Teacher-in-Charge

SIBAPRASAD DAS M.Com

Durga Biswas M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Kalyan Mandal M.A., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Susama Sen M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Chitra Sarkar M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Agnidipta Pal M.A. (SACT-II)

Parna Bhowmick M.A., M.PhiI. (Associate Professor)

Tathagata Banerjee M.A. (Assistant Professor)

Roshni Mondal M.A., M.Phil. (Assistant Professor)

Sabatini Narjinary M.A., B.Ed. (Assistant Professor)

Nandini Bhattacharya M.A., M.Phil. (SACT-II)

Priyadarshini Das M.A. (SACT-II)

Sanjay Samaddar M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Priyanka Mondal M.A. (Assistant Professor)

Suchismita Pahari M.A., M.Phil. (Assistant Professor)

Ruma Mitra M.A. (SACT-II)

Sutapa Tewary M.A., B.Ed., Pursuing M.Ed. (SACT-I)

Manoranjan Joddar M.A., B.Ed. (Assistant Professor)

Shipra Biswas M.A., B.Ed. (Assistant Professor)

Dip Sankar Naiya M.A., M.Phil. Pursuing Ph.D (Assistant Professor)

Animesh Raptan M.A., M.Phil. (Assistant Professor)

Indrani Bhattacharya M.A., B.Ed. (SACT-II)

DEPARTMENT OF BENGALI

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY


Vidya Rajak M.A., M.Phil. (Assistant Professor)

Ibrar Khan M.A., M.Phil. (SACT-I)

Aindrila Sengupta (Sen) M,A., M.Phil. (Associate Professor)

Raspoti Mondal M.A. (Double)(Assistant Professor)

Payel Kar M.A., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Anindita Mukherjee Chowdhury M.A., M.Phil. (Assistant Professor)

Pushpita Sarkar (Dey) M.A., M.Phil. (Associate Professor)

Udayan Bandyopadhyay M.A., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Lopamudra Sengupta (Majumder) M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Apurba Kanti Paik M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Sibaprasad Das M.Com. (Associate Professor)

Sk. Raju Ali M.Com., Ph.D., FCMA, (Associate Professor)

Arun Mondal M.Com., LL.B (Assistant Professor)

Anish Kumar Dan M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Samir Mondal M.Com., B.Ed., M.Phil., (Assistant Professor)

Srirupa Ray M.Com., [CWTT (College approved)]

Puja Sharma M.Com., (SACT-II)

Anusua Das M.A., (Assistant Professor)

Pratik Rumba M.A., M.Phil. (Assistant Professor)

Debjani Bhattacharjee M.Sc., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Abdul Hadi M.A., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY


Arindam Seth M.Sc., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Debasis Chakraborty M.Sc., M.Tech. (Associate Professor)

Md. Aquib Javed M.Sc. (Assistant Professor)

Priti Sharma M.Sc, (Assistant Professor)

Amartya chongdar M.Sc. (SACT-I)

Ramesh Paramanik M.Sc. (SACT-II)

Sujata Mukherjee (Modak) M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Lipika Santra M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Prabal Kumar Sinha M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Partha Ghosh M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Somen Biswas M.Sc., Pursuing Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Sayanee Jana M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Sucharita Chaterjee M.Sc., Ph.D., (SACT-I)

Stayajit Roy M.Sc., B.Ed. (SACT-II)

Souvik Sau M.Sc., B.Ed. (SACT-II)

Subrata Maji M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Sunanda Acharya (Chowdhury) M.Sc., Ph,D., (Associate Professor)

Sujay Pattanayak M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Sanchari Kar M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Prateeti Chakraborty M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Prasanta Kumar Bhaumik M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Piyali Sengupta M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Subrata Sankar Bagchi M.Sc., Ph.D., FRAI, FRAS

Priyadarsini Sengupta M.Sc., M.Phil. (Associate Professor)

GopalChandra Mandal M.Sc., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Doyel Dasgupta M.Sc., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS


Tanusree Shaw M.Sc., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Srikrishna Mondal M.Sc., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Kaustav Das M.Sc., Pursuing Ph.D. (SACT-I)

Nandini Lahiri (Bhattacharya) M.Sc., Ph.D. (SACT-I)

Prajna Paramita Basu (Roy) M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Rupa Mukhopadhyay (Bose) M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Sanjib Kumar Ghoshal M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Antara Banerjee M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Aryya Mitra M.Sc., Ph.D., (Associate Professor)

Kabita Kundu M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Sudipta Mandal M.Sc., Ph.D., (Assistant Professor)

Bibhas Kora M.Sc. (Assistant Professor)

Umme Kulsum M.Sc. (Assistant Professor)

Suman Bhattacharyya M.Sc., Ph.D.(SACT-I)

Sangita Sengupta M.Sc., Ph.D.(SACT-I)

Mamere Pal M.Sc. (SACT-I)

Poulami Mukherjee M.Sc., Pursuing Ph.D. (SACT-I)

Tarun Kumar Sarma M.Sc., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Oli Khan (Sen) M.Sc., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Arpita Swarnakar M.Sc., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Debasree Gupta M.Sc., Ph.D. (Associate Professor)

Biplab Bagchi M.Sc. (Assistant Professor)

Argha Sarkar M.Sc., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Raka Dasgupta M.Sc., B.Ed. (Graduate Laboratory lnstructor)

Abhinaba Ghosh M.Tech. (Assistant Professor)

Saikat Sarkar M.Sc. (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY


Moumita Mitra (Manna) M.C.A. (SACT-I)

Bappaditya Biswas M.Sc., M.T.R.P., Pursuing Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Pranabpati Karmakar M.Sc., M.Ed., PGDGI (Assistant Professor)

Sk. Majharul lslam M.Sc., Ph.D. (Assistant Professor)

Sayanti Sen . M.Sc., Ph.D. (SACT-I)

Nabanita Mandal M.Sc., B.Ed. (SACT-II)

Mousumi Bhattacharya M.Sc., Ph.D. (SACT-I)

Antara Ghosh M.A., Ph.D. (SACT-I)

Chilka Mukherjee M.Sc., M.Phil. (SACT-I)

Disha Halder M.A. (SACT-II)

Tanusree Bhowmick M.A. (Assistant Professor)

Ananya Chakraborty M.A. (SACT-I)

Dibyasree Mukhopadhyay M.A. Pursuing M.Phil. (SACT-II)

Utkalika Saha M.A. Pursuing Ph.D. (SACT-I)

Sharmistha Bhattacharyya M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed. (SACT-II)

Sudip Ghoshal M.A., B.Ed., Pursuing M.Phil. (SACT-I)

Rijurekho Bhattacharya M.Sc. (SACT-II)

Sukanta Chakraborty M.A., Pursuing B.Ed. (SACT-II)

Sujit Chatterjee M.Sc., M.Lib. (Librarian)

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

LIBRARIAN


HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

1. English : Prof. Roshni Mondal

2. Bengali : Dr. Kalyan Mandal

3. Sanskrit : Dr. Sanjay Samaddar

4. History : Prof. Animesh Raptan

5. Political Science : Dr. Lopamudra Sengupta

6. Philosophy : Prof. Aindrila Sengupta (Sen)

7. Sociology : Prof. Tanusree Bhowmick

8. Education : Prof. Sarmistha Bhattacharya

9. Geography : Prof. Bappaditya Biswas

10. Economics : Dr. Debjani Bhattacharya

11. Physics : Dr. Sujata Mukherjee (Modak)

12. Chemistry : Dr. Sunanda Acharya (Chowdchury)

13. Mathematics : Dr. Arindam Seth

14. Computer Science : Prof. Abhinaba Ghosh

15. Botany : Dr. Arpita Swarnakar

16. Zoology : Dr. Aryya Mitra

17. Anthropology : Dr. Gopal Chandra Mandal

18. Psychology : Dr. Mousumi Bhattacharya

19. Commerce : Prof. Arun Mondal

20. Statistics : Prof. Rijurekho Chakraborty

SECTION-IN-CHARGE

1. GPS : Prof. Saikat Sarkar

2. GBS : Dr. Antara Banerjee

3. GGS + GGH : Prof. Bappaditya Biswas

4. GPH : Prof. Tanusree Bhowmick

5. GTH : Prof. Apurba Kanti Paik & Prof. Animesh Raptan

6. GCM : Prof. Arun Mondal

7. GL : Dr. Kalyan Mondal


NON TEACHING STAFF

HEAD CLERK Pranab Naskar

CASHIER Vacant

ACCOUNTANT Vacant

TYPIST Two Posts Vacant.

STENO TYPIST One Post Vacant.

LD CLERK Manoj Barua

Durgapada Patra

Md. Mokarram Hossain

Panchugopal Das

Sougata Paul Gr. C (Part-time)

Koushik Mistry Gr. C (Part-time)

Soumi Boral Gr. C (Part-time)

Anup Ghosh Gr. C (Part-time)

Gourab Chowdhury Gr. C (Part-time)

Palash Ghosh Gr. C (Part-time)

Gr. C (Part-time)

Dilip Sengupta Gr. C (Part-time) (Outdoor work)

OFFlCE PEON Srikanta Pradhan Gr. D , Office Peon,

Abhijit Dhara Gr. D (Part-time)

Chinmoy Mondal Gr. D (Part-time)

Biswajit Ballav Gr. D (Part-time)

Sumit Kr. Das Gr. D (Part-time)

Santanu Basu Gr. D (Part-time)

Kabita Kar Gr. D (Part-time)

Rakhi Banerjee Gr. D (Part-time)

LIBRARY Priyanka Basak Asst. Librarian (College Fund)

Madhurima Basak Gr. C (Part-time) (Lib. Asst.)

Sharmistha Paul Gr. C (Part-time) (Lib. Asst.)

Sonali Nandi (Bhattacharyya) Library CIerk

Sushama Sarkar (Rajak) Library Peon

Rajesh Singh Gr. D (Part-time) (Lib. Attendant)

Sujoy Ghosh Gr. D (Part-time)

Aninda Dutta


PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

Utpal Kumar Saha Lab. Attendant,

Subrata Ghosh Lab. Attendant (Part-time),

Dilip Mondal Lab. Attendant (Part-time),

Rituparna Bera Lab. Attendant,

Babun Barua Lab. Attendant,

One Post Vacant

CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT

Somnath Dey Lab. Attendant,

Samir Das Lab. Attendant,

Mrityunjoy Manna Lab. Attendant,

Sujoy Kanti Das Lab. Attendant,

Somnath Debsarma Lab. Attendant (Part-time),

Pawan Kumar Singh Lab. Attendant,

Chiranjit Das Gr. C (Part-time)

ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Sunil Kumar Barik Lab: Attendant,

Suvrajit Barua Lab. Attendant,

Samar Dey Lab: Attendant,

Jyotirmoy Karmakar Lab. Assistant, P.G. (Part-time)

Saikat Ghosh Lab. Attendant (Part-time)

ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Sushil Kumar Behara Lab. Attendant,

Ashok Kumar Roy Lab. Attendant,

COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Sisir Kr. Bag Lab. Attendant (Part-time),

Asoke Biswas Lab. Attendant,

GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT

Mousumi Dalapati Lab. Attendant,

Tapas Patra Lab. Attendant (Part-time),

Pritam Das Lab. Attendant,


PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Kamal Naskar Lab. Attendant,

BOTANY DEPARTMENT

Haridwar Singh Lab. Attendant

Bijali Das Lab. Attendant

Ramchandra Paswan Lab. Attendant

COMMERCE IT LAB

Dipu Singh Gr. D (Part-time)

SWEEPER

Dhaleswar Paswan

Haria Dusad

Sachin Hela

LADY ATTENDANT

Anjana Banerjee (Naskar)

DARWAN

Susanta Neogi

Dhanu Kr. Singh Gr. D (Part-tme),

Niranjan Sarkar Gr. D (Part-tme),

Three Posts Vacant

TENT ATTENDANT

Naresh Das Gr. D (Part-time),

ELECTRICIAN-CUM-CARETAKER

Debtanu Bera

Tapan Kr. Dey Gr. D (Part-time)

GYMNASIUM ATTENDANT- CUM-GENERATOR OPERATOR

Soumik Aich Gr. D (Part-time)


CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS) UNDER UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA

SEMESTER-WISE COURSES FOR B.A./B.SC. (HONOURS)

Sem - 1 Sem - 2 Sem - 3 Sem - 4 Sem - 5 Sem - 6

Core Course (CC) 2TH+2P/TU

CC-1 & 2 2TH+2P/TU

CC-3 & 4 3TH+3P/TU CC-5, 6 & 7

3TH+3P/TU CC-8, 9 &

10

2TH+2P/TU CC-11 & 12

2TH+2P/TU CC-13 & 14

Generic Elective (GE)

1TH+1P/TU GE - 1

1TH+1P/TU GE - 2

1TH+1P/TU GE - 3

1TH+1P/TU GE - 4

Discipline Specific Elective (DSE)

2TH+2P/TU

DSE-A(1) B(1)

2TH+2P/TU DSE-A(2)

B(2)

Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)

1TH+0P/TU AECC - 1

1TH+0P/TU AECC - 2

Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

1TH+0P/TU SEC – A(1)

1TH+0P/TU SEC – B(2)

Total No. of Courses and Marks

4 x 100 =400

4 x 100 =400

5 x 100 =500

5 x 100 =500

4 x 100 =400

4 x 100 =400

Total Credit 20 20 26 26 24 24

TH = Theory P= Practical TU= Tutorial

CC/GE/DSE : Each Theory and Practical Course have 4 and 2 Credits respectively/Each Theory

and Tutorial Courses have 5 and a Credit(s) respectively.

GE : covering two subjects with two courses each; any subject in any semester; CC of a different

subject in General Course is to be treated as GE for Honours Course.

DSE/SEC : Group (A & B) for specified semesters.

AECC/SEC : Each Course has 2 Credits.

AECC-1 : Communicative English/MIL; AECC-2 : Environmental Studies.






CC-1 3TH+3P/TU

CC-2 3TH+3P/TU

CC-3 3TH+3P/TU

CC-4


3TH+3P/TU

DSE-A (1A+2A+3A)

3TH+3P/TU DSE-B

(1B+2B+3B)


2TH+2P/TU

DSE-A(1) B(1)

2TH+2P/TU DSE-A(2)

B(2)


1TH+0P/TU AECC - 1

1TH+0P/TU AECC - 2


1TH+0P/TU

SEC – A 1TH+0P/TU

SEC – B 1TH+0P/TU

SEC – A 1TH+0P/TU

SEC – B


4 x 100 =400

4 x 100 =400

5 x 100 =500

5 x 100 =500

4 x 100 =400

4 x 100 =400

Total Credit 20 20 20 20 20 20



and Tutorial Courses have 5 and a Credit(s) respectively.

CC : 4 Courses each from 3 subjects (one course from each subject under each semester).

DSE : 2 Courses each from 3 subjects (one course from each subject under each semester).



SEC : 4 Courses : 2 Courses each from two subjects.







CC-1 2TH+2P/TU

CC-2 2TH+2P/TU

CC-3 2TH+2P/TU

CC-4


1TH+1TU LCC1(1)

1TH+1TU LCC2(1)

1TH+1TU LCC1(2)

1TH+1TU LCC2(2)


2TH+2P/TU

DSE-A (1A+2A)

2TH+2P/TU DSE-B

(1B+2B)


1TH+0P/TU AECC - 1

1TH+0P/TU AECC - 2


1TH+0P/TU

SEC – A 1TH+0P/TU

SEC – B 1TH+0P/TU

SEC – A 1TH+0P/TU

SEC – B


4 x 100 =400

4 x 100 =400

5 x 100 =500

5 x 100 =500

4 x 100 =400

4 x 100 =400

Total Credit 20 20 20 20 20 20



and Tutorial Courses have 5 and 1 Credit(s) respectively.

CC : 4 Courses each from 2 subjects (one course from each subject under each semester).

LCC : LCC1-English Courses ; LCC2-MIL/Alternative English.

GE : Two courses from one subject one subject different from core subjects including LCC.

DSE : 2 Courses each from 2 subjects.



SEC : 4 Courses : 2 Courses each from two subjects.



Bangabasi College also offers Post-Graduate course in Zoology following the norms of

Calcutta University.

Beginning in 1955 Honours teaching in Zoology has entered into the post golden

jubilee era, The post golden jubilee era of the Department of Zoology has further been

glorified by the introduction of postgraduate course in Zoology from the year 2005.

To keep pace with the need of time, the Department of Zoology is running

postgraduate studies under the semester system of instruction and evaluation as is the

system in vogue in the Department of Zoology, University of Calcutta.

While the in-house staff members, both teaching and non-teaching, are working

hard to uphold the time-tested glory of the Department of Zoology, several scientists,

professors and other renowned resource persons have extended their helping hand to

make the present endeavour a grand success.

Under the semester system of evaluation, the semester examinations are held as

per time schedule and fully computerized results are published. The performance of the

P,G. students (Zoo) in their M.Sc. Final Examination, National Eligibility Test (NET) and

other competitive examinations has well reflected the departmental efforts as well as the

sincerity of the students,

The University Grants Commission has already sanctioned a sum of Rs. 2,50,000 as

grants-in-aid for the purchase of instruments and books.

The credibility of the Department of Zoology, Bangabasi College, has recently been

acknowledged by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of lndia, by

sanctioning a grants-in-aid to the extent of Rs,20,00,000 for procuring modern equipments

and adequate software support (under FIST scheme) so that the forward march of the

Department of Zoology goes on uninterrupted.

POST GRADUATE COURSE IN ZOOLOGY


a) There shall be a reserved quota of 22% for SCs (PH 3%), 6% for STs, (PH 3%)

OBC-A 10% (PH 3%) OBC-B 7% (PH 3%), General (PH 3%) *PH= Physically

handicapped.

b) The rules of interchangeability should be followed, i.e. if adequate number of ST.

candidates are not available, seats should be filled u p by S.C. candidates and vice-versa.

c) The S.C/S.T./OBC - A/B candidates included in the general merit list, should

not be counted in the S.C./S.T. /OBC - A/B quota.

d) S.C./S.T. candidates are entitled to fill up Admission Forms if they obtain

minimum qualifying marks for admission, i.e.

(i) for Pass course :passed H.S. or equivalent.

(ii) for Hons. Course : Obtai ned a minim um of 40% marks in the aggregate

or 40'Mt marks in the subject or related subjects at the previous qualifying

examination as per ammended Notification No. CSR/54/2009.

e) A S.C./S.T. candidate getting admission should have in the previous

examination. qualifying marks which are not lower by more than 25% from the

marks obtained by the last candidate of the genera l category.

Subject com bi nation as per Calcutta University Notification No.CSR3/18 dated

07.05.2018 and CSR4/18 dated 07.05.2018.

Each Student is provided with an I dentity Card with his/her Photograph, attested

by the Principal of the College. This is an important document and should be carefully

preserved. Students must come to the college with their college identity card which they

should produce on demand. In case of loss of the identity card, a student shall have to

make an F.I.R. with the Local Police Station and apply to the Princi pal with the F.l.R.

number for a duplicate card which may be issued on payment of Rs.30 only.

Every student must see the college Notice Board every day to keep himself/herself

properly informed through various notices issued by the college from time to time.

Ignorance of any fact circulated through any notice for reasons of non-perusal of the

notice on the part of any student, for whatever grounds, shall n o t entitle him to any

special treatment.

Misbehaviour with teachers and staff is a serious offence and may lead to the

expulsion of the offender.

RULES FOR S.C./S.T. & OBC ADMISSION

GENERAL INFORMATION

Conduct and Discipline


Any discourtesy towards girl students shall be severely punished; it may even lead

to expulsion from the col lege.

Outsiders are not permitted within the College premises and students must not bring

outsiders to the college for any reason.

Shouting inside the college is not permitted. Use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited

within the college premises.

Loitering in the corridor, disturbing classes, copying in examinations, are treated as

misconduct and breach of discipline and warrant punitive action. Students are to maintain

discipline inside and outside the College. Smoking, spitting of 'panmasala’, in the College

verandahs, common Rooms, Lawns and class Rooms are strictly prohibited.

Names of students, absent from the college for a period of over 30 days without any

written intimation are liable to be struck off the rolls.

It is compulsory for all students to appear for all internal assessment examination and

score the requisite pass marks, along with necessary class attendance, in order to appear in

the University Examination.

A candidate shall be considered as collegiate if he/she has attended 75% above

lectures delivered / practical classes held in each of the subjects / group of subjects and as

non-collegiate if attendance in any subject / group of subjects falls short of 75% but not below

60%. Candidates declared non-collegiate may be allowed to fill in application forms for

examination on payment of requisite non-collegiate fees. A candidate who has not attended

at-least 60% of lectures delivered / practical classes held in any subject / group of subjects

shall be considered as discollegiate and shall be debarred from appearing in the C.U. Semester

Examination.

Fee-receipts are issued against payment of fees and charges. At the time of admission

students are supplied with an Acknowledgement Card on which payments are acknowledged

by the Receiving-clerk. Both the Acknowledgement card and Fee-receipts are to be preserved

carefully as these could be necessary for making any subsequent payment of fees and also for

exercising the right to vote in the students’ Union Election.

For concessions in tuition fees, applications are invited from poor and meritorious

students in prescribed forms available from the college office. Applicants are required to

appear before an interview board for availing such concessions. As per records of residence of

Parents / Guardians in the college admission forms, bonafide students, other than employed

ones, may apply for railway concession certificates for monthly /quarterly railway tickets and

also forgoing home during puja vacations and summer recesses.

Attendance

Fees, Registration, Concession


Normally at the time of admission every student must submit an application for

Registration. Provisional admission may be allowed without application for Registration.

However, the onus of getting their names registered with the University shall lie on them and

the College will not allow such students to submit fees and forms for the Final Examination

without Registration Certificates.

Application Forms for registration together with requisite fees and documents in

respect of the students admitted to the B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. courses have to be forwarded to

the University. Students must go through the Notice Board in this regard.

Election of class representatives to the general committee of the students union is

usually held in the month of December. Four representatives are elected from each class /

section and no defaulting student (a student who has not paid his/her college dues upto

September of the respective year) is eligible to participate in the election.

Change of Subjects /Course may be allowed as per rules of the University within one

month of the date of commencement of the concerned class.

All applications of the students addressed to the Principal must come through the Head

Clerk of the College Office.

The Depts. of Zoology, Botany, Anthropology and Geography organise compulsory

excursions / field-works as a part of the curriculum. The tour involves expenses on the part of

the students. He / She should be prepared to bear these expenses. The college shall abide by

the pattern for holidays and recess as may be determined by the University from time to time.

During the recess, classes shall remain suspended. The academic session of the college begins

from the 1st day of July of every year and ends on the 30th June of the following year.

Students' Union : A vibrant entity in the college is the Students' Union. lt is composed of

student-representatives from all classes; one member from the teaching faculty as President,

teachers as Sectional Presidents and non-teachers as co-ordinators of different Sub-

Committees. Apart from organizing various socio-cultural activities such as Freshers'

Welcome, Annual Social, lnter-Class Cultural Competition etc., the Union plays a positive role

in furthering the development programmes of the institution.

Other Organisations : To facilitate co-ordination among different sections of the members of

the institutions, there are the (1) lnternal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), (2) Teachers' Council

(3) Employees' Association (4) Alumni Association and (5) Academic Sub-Committee in the

college. The College has the following students' support committees and cells, where they can

contact on need and get assistance from the teachers whenever necessary.

Others

ORGANISATIONS


Different Committee & Cell :

1. Dr. Arindam Seth (Convener)

2. Dr. Gopal Ch, Mandal(Anthropology)

3. Dr. Udayan Bandhopadhyay (Pol. Sc.)

4. Dr. Prabal Kr. Sinha (Physics)

5. Dr. Sujay Pattanyek (Chemistry)

6. Dr. Sk. Raju Ali (Commerce)

7. Dr. Partha Ghosh (Physics)

8. Prof. Monoranjan Joddar (History)

9. Dr. Arpita Swarnakar (Botany)

10. Prof. Samir Mondal (Commerce)

11. Dr. Susama Sen (Bengali)

12. Dr. Sanjay Samaddar (Sanskrit)

13. Dr. Aryya Mitra (Zoology)

14. Prof. Abhinaba Ghosh (Computer Sc.)

15. Prof. Bappaditya Biswas (Geography)

16. Dr. Prateeti Chakraborty (Chemistry)

17. Dr. Mousumi Bhattacharya

(Psychology)

18. Prof. Sarmistha Bhattacharya

(Education)

1. Dr. Gopal Ch. Mandal (Anthropology) (Convener)

2. Dr. Sujata Mukherjee (Physics)

3. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Political Sc.)

4. Dr. Arindam Seth (Mathematics)

5. Dr. Sujay Pattanayek (Chemistry)


7. Prof. Aindrila Sengupta (Philosophy)

1. Dr. Sujay Pattanyek (Chemistry) (Convener)

2. Dr. Gopal Ch. Mandal (Anthropology) - IQAC

Coordinator

3. Dr. Prabal Kr. Sinha (Physics)



6. Dr. Kalyan Mondal (Bengali)

7. Dr. Anish Kr. Dan (Commerce)

8. Dr. Sanjib Ghoshal (Zoology)




12. Dr. Sayanti Sen (Geography)

1. Sri Sujit Chatterjee (Librarian) (Convener)

2. Dr. Gopal Ch. Mandal (Anthropology)

3. Dr. Kalyan Mandal (Bengali)



6. Prof. Shipra Biswas (History)

7. Prof. Anusua Das (Economics)


9. Dr. Antara Banerjee (Zoology)


11. Dr. Chitra Sarkar (Bengali)

12. Dr. Kobita Kundu (Zoology)


14. Prof. Apurba Kanti Paik (Pol. Sc.)

15. Prof. Roshni Mondal (English)

16. Dr. Doyel Dasgupta (Anthropology)

17. Dr. Sudipta Mandal (Zoology)

18. Dr. Prashanta Kr, Bhowmik (Chemistry)


20. Sri Pranabpati Karkamar (Geography)


22. Dr. Suman Bhattacharya (Zoology)

ROUTINE COMMITTEE

EXAMINATION COMMITTEE

RESEARCH & ETHICS COMMITTEE

LIBRARY COMMITTEE


1. Dr. Sanchari Kar (Chemistry) (Convener)







8. Prof. Somen Biswas (Physics)


10. Dr. Sudipta Mondal (Zoology)

11. Prof. Md. Aquib Javed (Mathematics)

12. Prof. Priti Sharma (Mathematics)



15. Prof. Suchismita pahari (Sanskrit)

1. Dr. Anish Kr. Dan (Commerce) Convener

2. Prof. Tathagata Banerjee (English)






8. Prof. Tanusree Bhowmik (Sociology)



11. Prof. Raspati Mandal (Philosophy)

12. Dr. Payel Kar (Philosophy)

13. Prof. Dip Sankar Naiya (History)




17. Prof. Moumita Mitra Manna (Computer Sc.)

18. Prof. Agnidipta Paul (Bengali)

1. Dr. Apurba Kanti Paik (Pol. Sc.) (Convener)


3. Prof. Shirpa Biswas (History)




7. Dr. Biplab Bagchi (Botany)



10. Prof. Raspati Mandal (Philosophy)

11. Prof. Saikat Sarkar (Computer Sc.)

12. Dr. Priyanka Mandal (Sanskrit)





17. Dr. Prasanta Kr. Bhaumik (Chemistry)

18. Dr. Sk. Majhrul lslam (Geography)

19. Prof. Nabanita Mondal

20. Prof. Moumita Mitra Manna (Computer Sc.)


FEEDBACK COMMITTEE

N.S.S. ADVISORY COMMITTEE

CULTURAL COMMITTEE


1. Prof. Animesh Raptan (History)(Convener)

2. Prof. Arun Mondal (Commerce)



5. Dr. Sanjib Kr. Ghoshal (Zoology)


7. Smt. Anusua Das (Economics)




11. Prof. Tanusree Bhowmik





16. Prof. Pratik Rumba (Economics)


18. Prof. Pranabpati Karmakar (Geography)

19. Prof. Prasanta Kr. Bhaumik (Chemistry)

20. Prof. Md Aquib Javed (Mathematics)

21. Dr. Sk Majharul Islam (Geography)

22. Dr. Sucharita Chatterjee (Physics)

1. Dr. Sk. Majharul lslam (Geography)(Convener)




5. Dr. Apurba Kanti Paik (Political Sc.)

6. Prof. Biplab Bagchi (Botany)


8. Prof, Saikat Sarkar (Computer Science)

9. Prof. Priyanka Mandal (Sanskrit)





14. Prof. Pranabpati Karmakar (Geography)


1. Prof. Sibaprasad Das (Teacher-in-Charge)

2. Dr. Partha Ghosh (Convenor, Member, G.B.)

3. Prof. Debasidh Chakraborty (Member, G.B.)

4. Dr. Aryya Mitra (Member, G.B.)

5. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Dey) (T.C.S)

6. Dr. Gopal Ch. Mandal (Coordinator, IQAC)

7. Dr. Tarun Kr. Sarma (Botany)


9. Dr. Sunanda Acharya (Chemistry)


11. Dr. Udayan Bandopadhyay (Pol.Sc.)





16. Dr. Lopamudra Sengupta (Pol. Sc)


18. Dr. Apurba Kanti Paik (President, Students

Union)

19. Prof. Animesh Raptan (History)

20. Dr. Debjani Bhattacharya (Economics)

21. Prof. Sanjay Samaddar (Sanskrit)

22. Prof. Ananya Chatterjee (Sociology)




26. Dr. Mousumi Bhattacharya (Psychology)

27. Prof. Sarmistha Bhattacharya (Education)

28. Prof. Rijurekho Chakraborty (Statistics)

29. Sri Sujit Chatterjee (Librarian)

30. Sri Pranab Naskar (Head Clerk)

31. Sri Sujoy Kanti Das (Office Staff)

32. Sri Sushanta Kumar Neogi

33. Sri Srikanta Pradhan

34. Sri Utpal Kumar Saha

35. Sri Mrityunjoy Manna

36. Sri Kousik Mistri

37. Sri Gourab Chowdhury

38. Sri Palash Ghosh

39. Sri Mokarram Hossain

40. General Secretary, Student’s Union

SPORTS COMMITTEE

N.C.C. ADVISORY COMMITTEE

ADMISSION COMMITTEE


1. Dr. Sanjib Kr. Ghoshal (Zoology) (Convener)

2. Dr. Prasanta Kr. Bhowmik(Chemistry) (Convener)



5. Prof. Samir Mondal (Comnrerce)



8. Dr. Kabita Kundu (Zoology)

9. Prof. Abhinaba Ghosh (Compter Sc,)

10. Prof. Tanusree Bhowmick (Sociology)

11. Prof. Apurba Kanti Paik (political Sc.)

12. Prof. Biplab Bagchi (Botany)




16. Prof. Pratik Rumba (Economies)

17. Prof. Rasapati Mandal (Philosophy)




21. Dr, Sudipta Mandal (Zoology)

22. Dr. Sangeeta Sengupta (Zoology)

23. Dr. Sk. Majharul Islam (Geography)

1. Dr. Sanjay Samaddar (Sanskrit) (Convener)


3. Dr. Durga Biswas (Bengali)

4. Prof. Manoranja Joddar (History)




8. Prof. Apurba Kanti Paik (Political Sc.)






14. Prof. Dr. Sudipta Mandal (Zoology)

15. Prof. Nandini Bhattacharya (English)

16. Prof. Nabanita Mondal (Geography)

1. Dr. Susama Sen (Bengali) (Convener)

2. Prof. Priyanka Mandal (Sanskrit) (Convener)





7. Dr. Sanchari Kar (Chemistry)




11. Dr. Antara Banerjee (Botany)

12. Dr. Aryya Mitra (Zoology)

13. Prof. Tnusree Bhowmick (Sociology)





18. Dr. Suman Bhattacharjee (Zoology)


20. Smt. Rituparna Bera (Office)

CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

DICIPLINE COMMITTEE

PUBLICATION COMMITTEE


1. Dr. Roshni Mondal (English) (Convener)

2. Prof. Parna Bhowmik (English)

3. Smt. Raka Dasgupta (Botany)




7. Prof, Anusua Das (Economics)

8. Dr, Susama Sen (Bengali)



11. Prof. Tanusree Bhowmik (Sociology)


13. Dr. Sk. Majharul Islam (Geography)

14. Prof. Ruma Mitra (Sanskrit)

15. Prof. Indrani Bhattacharya (History)

16. Sri Pranab Naskar (Head Clerk)

17. Sri Debtanu Bera (Electrician)

18. Sri Kamal Naskar (Lab Attendant)

1. Dr. Chitra Sarkar (Bengali) (Convener)



4. Dr. Udayan Bandyopadhyay (Pol. Sc.)

5. Dr. Debasree Gupta (Botany)


7. Dr. Debjani Bhattacharya (Economics)

8. Sri Palash Ghosh (Office)


(Convener)





6. Prof. Moumita Mitra Manna (Computer

Sc.)

1. Prof Raspoti Mandal (Philosophy)

(convener)

2. Dr. Sunanda Acharya (Chemistry)



5. Prof. Suchismita Pahari (Sanskrit)

6. Prof. Antara Ghosh (Psychology)

7. Prof. Ananya Chatterjee (Socilogy)

1. Dr. Prajnaparamita Basu (Roy) (Zoology)

2. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Poltical Sc.)


4. Dr. Rupa Mukhopadhyay (Bose) (Zoology)


6. Dr. Sujay Pattanayek (Chemistry)

7. Dr. sk. Raju Ali (Commerce)



INVENTORY COMMITTEE

KANYASREE COMMITTEE

ICT COMMITTEE

SELF DEFENCE COMMITTEE

ADVISORY COMMITTEE


1. Dr. Anish Kr. Dan (Commerce) (Convener)

2. Dr, Gopal Ch. Mondal (Anthropology)


4. Dr. Sanjib Ghosal (Zoology)






10. Dr. Doyal Dasgupta (Anthropology)


12. Prof. Sukanta Chakraborty (ENVS)

1. Dr. Mousumi Bhattacharya (Psychology)

(Convener)

2. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Political Sc.) (TCS)

3. Dr. Apurba Kanti Paik (Political Sc.) (President,

Students’ Union)



6. Prof. Tanusree Bhowmick (Sociology)


1. Dr. Prateeti Chakraborty (Chemistry) (Convener)

2. Dr. Oli Khan (Botany)

3. Prof. Manoranjan Joddar (History)





8. Dr. Sanjoy Samaddar (Sanskrit)



11. Prof. Tnusree Bhowmick (Sociology)






17. Prof. Suchismita pahari (Sanskrit)

1. Dr. Apurba Kanti Paik (Pol. Sc.) (Convener)

2. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Pol. Sc.) (TCS)

3. Dr, Arindam Seth (Mathematics)




7. Pfof. Monoranjan Joddar (History)



10. Dr, Sudipta Mondal (Zoology)

11. Prof. Raspoti Mandal (Philosophy)

12. Prof. Pranabpati Karmakar

(Geography)



15. Prof. Nabanita Mondal (Geography)

16. Sri Durgapada Patra

STUDENT WELFARE & SUPPORT CELL

CAREER COUNSELING & PLACEMENT CELL

COUNCELLING CELL

ANTI RAGGING CELL & SQUAD


1. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Political Sc.) (Convener)

2. Dr. Subrata Majhi (Chemistry)


4. Dr. Rupa Mukhopadhyay (Bose) (Zoology)

5. Prof. Priyadarsini Sengupta (Anthropology)



8. Dr. Piyali Sengupta (Chemistry)

9. Sri Pranab Naskar (Office)

10. Smt. Sonali Nandy (Office)

11. Mr. Jayanta Narayan Chattopadhyay

(Advocate)

1. Dr. Aryya Mitra (Zoology) (Convener)

2. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Pol. Sc.) (TCS)

3. Dr. Sujata Mukherjee (Pysics)


5. Dr. Udayan Bandyopadhyay (Pol. Sc.)



1. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Pol. Sc.) (Convener)



4. Dr. Lopamudra Sengupta (Pol. Sc.)

5. Dr. Lipika Santra (Physics)

6. Dr. Sanchari kar (Chemistry)




10. Dr. Payel kar (Philosophy)


12. Dr. Suchismita Pahari (Sanskrit)


14. General Secretary – Students’ Union

15. Mr. Jayanta Narayan Chattopadhyay

(Advocate)

1. Prof. Somen Biswas (Physics) (Convener)

2. Prof. Pushpita Sarkar (Political Sc.)

3. Dr. Lopamudra Sengupta (Pol. Sc.)


5. Dr. Susama Sen (Bengali




9. Sri Pranab Naskar (Office)


GRIEVANCE REDRESSEL CELL

INTERNAL COMPLAINTS CELL ON SEXUAL HARASSMENT CELL

VISHAKHA CELL

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL


1. Opportunities

To help the slow-learners as well as the students willing to continue higher studies,

Tutorial Classes, Class Tests and Remedial Classes are arranged after examinations.

Academic performance of students, with the requisite attendance specified by C.U. is

assessed regularly through Periodical, Half-Yearly, Annual and Test Examinations. ln

addition, Counselling, Departmental Seminars, Quiz. Essay, Debate and Cultural

Competitions, publication of Wall Magazine, organisation of nature study camps,

provide extra opportunities for students to express and identify their individual talents.

To open up wider academic horizons, National and State Level Seminars, Workshops,

Socio-Cultural Meets are organized regularly. Students can register their grievances

with the Grievance Redressal Cell.

2. Extra Curricular Activities

The college provides a NSS programme to promote social awareness among the

students. The College has undertaken different activities to promote extension activities

through NSS camps.

The lnternational Mother's Language/Vernacular Day is organised every year (on

21st February) by the college. Moreover 'Vivekananda Youth Festival' is also

organised by the college during the second week of January every year with the

collaboration of Ramakrishna Mission lnstitution of Culture, (Golpark, Kolkata).Two

Blood Donation camps are organized annually by the students under the expert

guidance of a member of the faculty with a long and professional experience in

conducting such camps. Correlatedly an annual health check-up programme is made

available to all students. The college also facilitates regular medical consultations for it

students in the college premises. Bangabasi College is a universal member of Students

Health Home. All students of the college are entitled to get medical treatment there at a

very cheap rate.

3. Alumni Association

The College is in constant touch with its ex-students. The Bangabasi College Alumni

Association has been functioning since July 2OO4to ensure steady interaction between

its past and present students.

4. Camp using

Recently we have formed a Committee comprising few faculty members to co-ordinate

the process of in -campus efforts of placement as a number of companies have

approached for 'Campus lnterview’ of our students.

OPPORTUNITIES


FACILITIES AVAILABLE

Auditorium : Prasanta Kumar Bose Memorial Hall

A spacious state-of-the-art air-conditioned auditorium, covering almost the entire

basement area of the new building and dedicated to the memory of late Principal P.K. Bose,

offers excellent opportunities for meetings, seminars and cultural activities.

Library : Jatin Das Memorial Hall The College Library has a rich collection of rare books with about 27,OOO titles as on

11.05.2011 and journals and its present stock is updated to include the latest publications

on various subjects. lt has a capacious reading room named after the Martyr Jatin Das,

Departments offering Honours Courses have a Seminar Library for specialized reference

work.

Playground for Games and Sports A rare privilege of the institution is the possession of a playground and a beautiful pavilion

on the Kolkata Maidan, shared by Asutosh College, Kolkata. The College is well known for

its extra-academic activities in the fields of sports and games with the active cooperation of

the Students' Union. The lnstitution organizes lnter-Class Football Competitions, Annual

Sports, lnter-College Table Tennis Tournaments and lnter-College Cricket Tournaments.

The students also participate in lnter-College Football and Cricket Tournaments held under

the auspices of Calcutta University.

Gymnasium A new gymnasium has come up very recently in the college premises to cater the needs of

the students.

Internet and E-mail The College has developed its own website namely www.bangabasi.org. lt has a separate

Computer Science Department and has been able to motivate its employees to become

computer-friendly with all office work being streamlined through computerization. The

Library also has a computer section.


Students Insurance The College has arranged student Safety lnsurance Policy with the New lndia Assurance

Company Ltd. for 4000 students of Bangabasi College. The coverage under the policy will

include,

a) Personal Accidental Coverage Re. 1 lac per student.

b) Medical expenses 10,000/- per student.

c) Baggage policy 2,OOOI- per student.

d) Payment of tution and hostel fee for remaining semesters in the students account

with the institute in case the parent/guardian dies due to accident.

Campusing Recently we have formed a Committee comprising two faculty members to co-ordinate the

process of in -campus efforts of placement as a number of companies have approached for

'Campus lnterview' of our students.

Book Bank There are provisions for Book Bank for the poor and meritorious students has recently

started a project for a Book Bank which will lend (till the end of session) costly yet essential

books to meritorious students who cannot otherwise afford to procure them.

Introduction of Certificate course in Functional English College is going to open certificate course in Functional English in collaboration with the

Institute of language Learning.

Support Services

Common Room : Girish Chandra Memorial Hall

To facilitate recreational activities, the college has a big Common Room named after the

founder of the college. A separate common room has been provided for lady students.


Cheap Store and Cheap Canteen

The College provides a cheap store and a Canteen for the students where food is available

at subsidized rates.

Training Programme for Entry in Service

The College also provides this facility to the students (on Saturday and Sunday)to get

themselves prepared for different competitive examinations such as WBCS preliminary

Examination, P.S.C. & S.S.C. Examinations, Banking service examination and so on.

Magazine & Academic Journal

Bangabasi College Magazine with its glorious past, was first published in '1903 and was the

only magazine of its type in Kolkata. Published by the Students' Union with contributions

from its teaching and non-teaching staff, the magazine also purports to kindle the creative

talents of the students. lts publication is an important annual event. Bangabasi College

Acedemic Journal was first published in 2003. This journal representative research

activities of teachers and students of different disciplines.

Bangabasi Barta (Campus News)

Bangabasi Barta was first published in 2003. The object of this publication is to circulate

several informations about the college

Documents

prospectus 2020-21 - Bangabasi College