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Prospectus 2019-2020 Basirhat College

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ESTD - 1947

BASIRHAT

COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2019-2020

www.basirhatcollege.org


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BASIRHAT COLLEGE

ESTD – 1947

P.O- Basirhat College, Dist: North 24 Parganas

Pin: 743412

E mail: [email protected]

Website: www.basirhatcollege.org

PROSPECTUS: 2019 - 2020

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.basirhatcollege.org/


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INTRODUCTION Basirhat college, an institution with distinction, started its journey radiating the light of higher

education on 16th November 1947. The institution stands on the bank of Ichhamoti, which

flows by its ancient seat of learning and culture that witnessed the many souls of the soil, rise to

eminence.

In 1947, the institution was primarily housed at the Basirhat Town Hall and later on it was

shifted to Late Khan Bahadur A.F.M Abdur Rahaman’s residence at the heart of Basirhat Town.

Later, Dr.Shyamaprasad Mukherjee, an eminent educationist and national leader of our country

laid the foundation stone at the present location of the college.

The institution is now functioning in three shifts – morning, day and evening. It accommodates a

huge number of students both boys and girls, coming from villages and towns like Taki,

Hingalgunge, Jogeshgunj, Samsernagar, Katihat, Deganga, Haroa, Baduria, Berachampa etc. to

obtain their bachelor degree in Arts, Science and Commerce.

In the Day section students may take any one of the following honours subjects:

1.Bengali 2. English 3. History 4. Philosophy 5. Political Science 6. Geography 7.

Economics 8. Physics 9. Chemistry 10. Mathematics 11. Botany 12. Physiology 13.

Zoology14. Education 15. Sanskrit and as many as subsidiary subjects along with

Sanskrit.

In the Morning section, mainly General Courses are taught including Education and Geography.

In addition, Bengali Hons. course has been introduced from the session 2008-09.

The Evening Section is solely meant for the Commerce Faculty where honours in Accounting &

Finance and General course subjects are taught. Post graduate Course in Bengali has been

introduced from the Session 2012-13 on self-financing basis.

The college has a well-equipped Library and a number of Laboratories. Qualified and

experienced teacher in all departments guide the students.

The N.S.S. of the college is responsive to community needs and conducts Social extension

activities and Awareness programme since 1978.

Apart from this, the Institution has a N.C.C. wing where only male-students got primary training

in discipline and defence awareness that helped them to join the armed forces after leaving the

college till 2008-09. But from the session 2009-10, a contingent of 55 female students also avail

the scope of the NCC training.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES AND MISSION OFTHE COLLEGE The institution aims at an all-around development of the students in academic along with other

spheres of education and the main goal of the institution is to provide collegiate education in

general and honours stream, viz. B.A., B.Sc. & B.Com. and MA. in Bengali.


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The objective of the institution is not only to spread higher education in the society but also act

as an instrument for the betterment of the society. Our objective is to promote equality and

social justice and also to create the right kind of work ethos, professional expertise and

leadership in all walks of life.

Our mission is to transmit the best of our heritage to the new generation for its further progress

and also:

1. To promote secular development of the human potential inherent in everyone

2. To advocate for gender equity.

3. To develop awareness for commitment to nation building and public welfare.

4. To ensure high quality education as emphasized by the University combining it with

value-based education.

5. To pursue knowledge without any dogmas.

6. To foster the spirit of academic freedom.

7. To utilize the knowledge for the benefit of the society.

CURRENT ACADEMIC PROGRAMME

Affiliation

The college was formerly affiliated to the University of Calcutta at the Degree Course level and

from the session 2008-09 the college has been affiliated to the West Bengal State University,

Barasat, North 24 Parganas.

Session

The academic session starts from the month of July, every year. First year Arts, Science and

Commerce classes are generally started after the completion of admission procedure of first year

classes and normally within 30 days from the date of publication of the results of Higher

Secondary Examination.

Second year and third year classes commence within 7 days from the date of completion of Part-

l and Part-ll examination respectively. Arrangement for provisional enrolment is done

accordingly.

Course of the Study

1. B.A/B.Sc./B.Com. Honours Course.

2. B.A/B.Sc./B.Com. General Course

3. MA. Course in Bengali (Self-finance)


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CBCS System

From the session 2018-2019, with the newly introduced CBCS method, students have to appear

in 6 semesters in three years.

Semester 1 is from July to December and Semester 2 is from January to June.

Tentative date for mid-term test or internal assignment for Semester 1 is the end of September.

Theory or written exam will be held in the month of December at the end of 6 months.

Tentative date for mid-term test or internal assignment for Semester 2 is the end of March.

Theory or written exam will be held in the month of June at the end of 12 months.

This pattern will continue for the next 4 semesters in the second and third years respectively for

students taking admission in 2019-20.

(1+1+1) System

Students under the 1+1+1 examination system are required to appear at THREE University

Examination, viz. Part-l, Part-II and Part-III.

Part-l examination is generally held in the month of June at the end of the first-year study.

Students under the 1+1+1 examination system will have to sit for Part- II and Part-III

University exams according to the old system.

Part-ll examination is to be held in the month of May, at the end of second year of study and the

Part-Ill examination is to be held in April, at the end of third year of study.

The tentative period of submission of University Examination forms & fees to the college office

will be notified.

Subjects Offered.

The college has been permitted by the University to teach the following subjects:

Honours subject:

Arts Science Commerce

Bengali Physics

Accounting and Finance

English Chemistry

Sanskrit Mathematics

Philosophy Botany

Political Science Zoology

History Physiology

Education Geography

Economics


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General subjects:

Abbreviation of Honours and General Course:

Subject B.A Hons

Course code

B.A Gen Course code

Subject B.Sc Hons

Course code

B.Sc Gen Course code

Subject B.com Hons

Course code

B.Com Gen

Course code

Bengali BNGA BNGG Physics PHSA PHSG

Accounti-ng and Finance

English ENGA ENGG Chemistry CEMA CEMG

Sanskrit SANA SANG Math MTMA MTMG

Philosophy PHIA PHIG Botany BOTA BOTG

Pol. Science PLSA PLSG Zoology ZOOA ZOOG ACCA ACCG

History HISA HISG Physiology PHYA PHYG

Education EDCA EDCG Geography GEOA -

Geography GEOG Economics ECOA ECOG

Basirhat College: Subject Combination for CBCS

Honours courses

1 B.A. Honours (Morning)

Hons GE1 GE2

BNGA (Morning) HISG SANG

HISG PHIG

PHIG SANG

2 B.A. Honours (Day)

Hons GE1 GE2

BNGA HISG SANG


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HISG PHIG

PHIG SANG

ENGA BNGG HISG

BNGG ECOG

HISG PLSG

ECOG PLSG

HISA BNGG PHIG

BNGG PLSG

PHIG PLSG

BNGG ENGG

PHIA BNGG HISG

BNGG SANG

PLSG HISG

PLSG BNGG

PLSA ECOG HISG

HISG PHIG

HISG SANG

PHIG SANG

EDCA BNGG HISG

BNGG PLSG

HISG PLSG

HISG PHIG

SANA BNGG HISG

BNGG PLSG

HISG PLSG

HISG PHIG

3 B.Sc Honours

MTMA PHSG CMSG

MTMA CEMG CMSG

MTMA PHSG CEMG

ECOA MTMG PLSG

CEMA PHSG MTMG

GEOA ECOG PLSG

GEOA ECOG CMSG


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PHSA CEMG MTMG

BOTA ZOOG PHYG

BOTA CEMG ZOOG

PHYA BOTG ZOOG

ZOOA BOTG CEMG

ZOOA BOTG PHYG

4 B.Com Honours

FACA Compulsory subjects as per

WBSU syllabus

Compulsory subjects as

per WBSU syllabus

General courses

1 Morning Arts General (MAG)

DSC1 DSC2 GE1

BNGG HISG PLSG

HISG PLSG SANG

HISG PLSG ARBG

HISG PLSG PHIG

ENGG HISG PLSG

BNGG GEOG PLSG

GEOG PLSG ARBG

GEOG PLSG SANG

ENGG GEOG PLSG

EDCG HISG SANG

PEDG HISG SANG

EDCG HISG PHIG

PEDG HISG PHIG

EDCG HISG ENGG

PEDG HISG ENGG

BNGG EDCG GEOG


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BNGG PEDG GEOG

BNGG HISG SANG

BNGG HISG ARBG

BNGG ENGG HISG

HISG SANG PHIG

HISG ARBG PHIG

BNGG GEOG SANG

BNGG GEOG ARBG

BNGG HISG EDCG

BNGG HISG PEDG

2 Day Arts General (DAG)

DSC1 DSC2 GE1

BNGG ENGG HISG

BNGG HISG SANG

BNGG PHIG SANG

HISG PLSG ECOG

ENGG HISG PLSG

HISG PHIG SANG

HISG PLSG SANG

PHIG PLSG SANG

BNGG HISG PHIG

BNGG HISG PLSG

BNGG PHIG PLSG

HISG PHIG PLSG

PHIG ENGG EDCG

PHIG PLSG PEDG

SANG PHIG EDCG

SANG PLSG PEDG

3 Day Pure Science General (DPSG) CEMG PHSG MTMG

CEMG PHSG CMSG

PHSG MTMG CMSG


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CEMG PHSG CMSG

4 Day Bio Science General (DBSG) CEMG BOTG ZOOG

BOTG PHYG ZOOG

5 Commerce General (FACG) FACG Compulsory subjects as per

WBSU syllabus

Compulsory subjects as

per WBSU syllabus

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

Students who have passed the Higher Secondary Examination from the West Bengal Council of

Higher Secondary Examination or its equivalent may take admission to the First-year classes in

any programme of the Three-Year Degree Courses of the college.

For getting admission to the Honours courses a student on satisfying the minimum academic

criteria set by the West Bengal State University (Barasat, North 24 Parganas) has to apply in the

prescribed form available online in the College Website (basirhatcollege.org).A candidate can

apply for maximum of three subjects.

A stipulated amount of application fees (100.00 / 120.00/130.00 for one, two or three subjects)

has to be deposited in a particular bank account through the printed challan available with the

print out of properly filled in application form.

Admission in Hons. Courses in made strictly on the basis of the merit and as per the intake

capacity on each subject. The names of the candidates selected for admission will be published in

the college website. No communication regarding admission will be made to the candidate

individually.

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE STUDENTS

Students must be well mannered and polite in their behaviour. They are to be

regular and punctual in their attendance to the college. Loitering in the corridor is

strictly prohibited. Students must observe silence in the classroom, library,

examination hall and corridor. Any breach of discipline, causing disturbance in the

college premises, examination halls will be severely dealt with. Students must keep

the college clean.


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Fee Structure

OTHER FEES:

1. Migration fees: ₹ 100.00 (for students migrating from other University/Board)

2. Change of subject: A fee of ₹ 40.00 will be charged for change of a subject.

3. In case of loss of Fee book, Library Card or College Identity Card a fresh copy will be

supplied on payment of ₹ 50.00 for Gen. &₹ 100.00 for Honours.

4. Loss of Library book by a student will make him / her liable either to restore a new copy or

pay the present price of the book.

5. Transfer Certificate fee: Transfer certificate fee is equivalent to one month’s tuition fee.


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WORKING HOURS

Morning Section:07:30 AM. to 12: 30 PM.

Day Section: 10 :00 AM. to O4 :00 PM.

Evening Section: 01:00PM. to 06: 00 PM.

EXAMINATIONS

Tentative period of College Examination & University Examination

In CBCS System University Examination will be held towards the end of every Semester. Before

that internal assessment will be conducted in the college.

IDENTITY CARD

After taking his/her admission in the college a student gets an identity card, signed by the

Principal Vice-principal. This identity card is a proof of his/her status as a student of Basirhat

college.

NO STUDENT IS ALLOWEDTO ENTER THE COLLEGE CAMPUS WITHOUT

VALID IDENTITY CARD.

ATTENDANCE

According to the rules of West Bengal State University (Barasat, North 24 Parganas)a student

must have to attend at least 75% of the total classes held in each subject.

FACILITIES

Library

The college library has a collection of about twenty-five thousand books. Every student is

provided with a Reading Card and Lending Card (2 books for Hons. students) for issuing books


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on loan. It can, however, be renewed at the next session. The students have to deposit Library

Caution deposit @ ₹ 100.00 for Hons. And₹ 50.00 for General Course of study.

Departmental Library

In addition to the general Library, every department of the college has a departmental library.

The department concerned maintains the functioning of the departmental library.

Hostel

The college also maintains a Hostel Named Khan Bahadur Hostel for Boys at Jamrultala, located

2 Kilometres away from the main college campus.

Total number of seats:26 (Twenty-Six)

For getting admission to the hostel of the college a student has to apply in a prescribed form to

be obtained from the Hostel super.

Admission and other fees:

1. Admission fee ₹ 200.00

2. Session fee ₹ 125.00

3. Development fee ₹ 110.00

4. Sports & Game ₹ 65.00

5. Caution Deposit ₹ 100.00

6. Seat rent* ₹ 2400.00

* July-June @ Rs.200.00 per month irrespective of the Date of admission.

A UGC granted women’s Hostel is under construction at the College Premises.

Student’s Health Home

The college is associated with the branch of Students’ Health Home, located at Basirhat Town

School. Every student of the college is a member of this branch and can avail of the

opportunities rendered by the SHH. The Central SHH, Kolkata, affiliates this branch.

UGC Remedial Classes

In order to help the academically weaker students some special classes are arranged with the help

of the full-time teachers, part-time teachers and advanced students on the respective subjects.

UGC Remedial Cell Coordinator Dr. Soma Pal Chaki


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UGC Entry-in Services Cell

In order to help the students of the college to prepare for their career after graduation, this

cell arranges classes to sit for competitive exams like WBCS, Rail, Bank, Post-Office, SSC etc.

with the help of qualified resource persons and teachers.

UGC Entry-in- Services Cell Coordinator Prof. Sangeeta Mondal

Seminar

Seminars and quiz Sessions are arranged regularly on different subjects. Students’ participation in

these programmes is compulsory.

Prizes and Certificates

Prizes are awarded on the basis of performance in the University Examination. Total number of

prizes is six. (Three for the honours course students and three for the general course students of

each stream.) (Sponsored by the Teachers’ Council of the College.)

College Magazine

College Magazine UNMESH is published annually by the Students’ Union. This is a forum

mainly of the students to express their literary talent and capacity for innovative thinking,

although teachers and non-teaching staff of the college also have their contribution to this

publication. It is edited by the Magazine Secretary of the Students’ Union under the supervision

of a teacher.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Games & Sports

Our college participates regularly in the University Inter-College Football, Cricket and athletic

competition. Annual sports meet is organized every year during the month of December and

January by the students’ Union with the help and co-ordination of the teachers and non-teaching

staff of the college. Competition on indoor games is also conducted.

Games in-Charge: Prof. Manojit Sarkar.

Gymnasium

A Gymnasium with modern facilities is available in college campus.


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N.C.C.

About 160 students approximately are being trained regularly under 48 Bengal Battalion Dr.

Sutanu Dutta Chowdhury and other Regular Army officers supervise the training programme of

the NCC. It is our pride to mention that our NCC cadets participated in the National Parade

during the Republic Day celebration in New Delhi several times. Apart from 160 boys cadet 55

girls cadet get the scope of taking NCC training from the session 2009-10.

N.S.S.

The NSS unit of our college is under the Department of Youth Affairs & Sports, Ministry of

HRD, and Government of India. Every year 100 students of first year are admitted to this unit.

This scheme is used to organise various Social Service Programme throughout the year in the

college campus and in different villages. It is a pleasure to mention that our college unit

represented Calcutta University in three National Integration Camps at Cuttack, Shillong and

Amritsar.

NSS Programme Officer: Prof. Pradipta Prakash Ray

Concession

Concession in tuition fees in allowed to the Poor and Meritorious students each year along with

the considerations like attendances in classes, Financial condition of the father/Guardian

(BPL/Antoydaya Card holders will be given preference).

Cheap Canteen

Cheap Canteen is mainly for the students. They can take their tea & tiffin from the canteen.

Students’ Union

The college has a representative students’ union that manages the students’ problems, arranges

co-curricular activities of the college as well as takes care to maintain the academic discipline of

the college.

Students’ Aid Fund

Poor and meritorious students can get financial help from this fund.


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Grievance-Redressal Cell

The college has a Grievance Redressal Cell to redress the grievances of the students and the

staff.

A two-storied Auditorium cum Seminar Hall (Under Construction).

GOVERNING BODY

Member Status

Mr. Dipendu Biswas President, G.B. (Govt. nominee)

Dr.Ashoke Kumar Mondal Principal & Secretary

Mr. Bibhu Ranjan Chatterjee Govt. nominee

Mr. Surajit Tarafdar Govt. nominee

Prof. Nandini Chakroborty University nominee

Mr. Subrata Biswas University nominee

Dr. Samim Bar University nominee

Prof.Dinabandhu Barat Teacher Member

Prof.Khairul Alam Teacher Member

Prof.Subhendu Dasmunshi Teacher Member

Prof. Sangeeta Mondal Teacher Member

Mr. Surajit Mitra Non-teaching member

Mr. Somen Banerjee Non-teaching member

------------------------ General Secretary, Students’ Union


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Administrative Personels

Principal: Dr. Ashoke kr. Mondal

Teacher-in-Charge (Evening) Prof.Dinabandhu Barat

Teacher-in-Charge (Morning) Prof.Bidisha Ghosh

Bursar: Prof.Jayanta Pal

Officer on Special Charge

Public Information Officer Dr. Raghunath Bera

RTI Officer Prof. Niladri Saha

FACULTY MEMBERS

Department of Bengali

Teacher Qualification designation

Dr. Adip Kumar Ghosh M.A. Ph.D. Assosiate Professor

Prof. Subhendu Das Munshi (HOD)

M.A Assistant Professor

Dr. Soma Pal Chaki M.A. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Prof. Raj Kumar Das M.A. Assistant Professor

Prof. Sabir Mondal M.A. M.Phil CWTT

Prof. Bidisha Ghosh M.A. CWTT

Dr. Jahar Ali Mondal M.A. Ph.D. CWTT

Dr. Ishita Khan M.A. M.Phil., Ph. D. Guest Lecturer


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Prof. Kousik Panda M.A., M. Phil. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Debashis Dutta M.A. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Sanjay Halder M.A. Guest Lecturer

Dr. Poulomi Ray M.A., Ph. D. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Tanusree Mondal M.A. Guest Lecturer

Department of English

Name Qualification Designation

Prof.Sangeeta Mondal M.A., B.Ed. Assistant Professor

Prof.Sanjukta Bala M.A. Assistant Professor

Prof.Gobinda Banik (HOD) M.A. Assistant Professor

Dr. Soumita Adhikary M.A., Ph. D. Assistant Professor

Prof. Asok Kumar De M.A. Part Time Teacher

Prof.Mithu Rani Halder M.A. Part Time Teacher

Department of Sanskrit


Dr. Arindam Mandal (HOD) M.A.,Ph. D. Assistant Professor

Prof.Rina Mondal (Khan) M.A. Part Time Teacher

Prof.Jhuma Ghosh M.A. Part Time Teacher

Prof.Moumita Biswas M.A. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Seuli Ghosh M.A. Guest Lecturer

Department of History


Prof.Saumitra Sanyal M.A. Associate Professor

Dr.Nilendu Sengupta(HOD) M.A. Ph. D Associate Professor


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Dr.Sukanya Majumdar M.A. Ph. D. Associate Professor

Prof. Samrat Chakraborty M.A. Assistant Professor

Prof. Anup Kumar Chakraborty M.A. Part Time Teacher

Prof.Debasis Basu M.A. Part Time Teacher

Prof.Rashed Biswas M.A Part Time Teacher

Department of Political Science


Prof.Abhijat Prokash Mookherjee (HOD)

M.A Associate Professor

Prof.Subrata De M.A Associate Professor

Prof.Narayan Guha M.A Part Time Teacher

Prof. Jaydeb Sarkar M.A., M. Phil. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Malay Giri M.A. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Anirban Sarkar M.A. Guest Lecturer

Department of Philosophy


Prof.Goutamlal Mukhopadhyay M.A.,M.Phil Associate Professor

Prof.Sayeda Begum (HOD) M.A. Assistant Professor

Prof.Lal Khan M.A. Assistant Professor

Prof.Basanti Ghosh M.A. Part Time Teacher

Prof.Tapa Sanyamat M.A. Part Time Teacher

Prof.Suparna Adhikary De M.A. Part Time Teacher


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Department of Education


Prof. Ria Barua (HOD) M.A. Assistant Professor

Prof. Majnuar Molla M.A. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Saifuddin Mandol M.A. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Sahana Khatun M.A. Guest Lecturer

Department of Arabic


MD. Abdul Mokit Gazi M. A. Guest Lecturer

Department of Physical Education


Prof. Gopal Guria M. P. Ed., P.G.D.Y.E. (Yoga Education) Guest Lecturer

Department of Economics


Prof.Asok Kumar Roy M.Sc. Associate Professor

Prof.NiladriSaha M.A, M.Phil. Associate Professor

Prof.HiranKanti Mukherjee M.A Associate Professor

Prof.Ekbal Hossain (HOD) M.A Assistant Professor


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Department of Geography


Dr. Rajat Halder M.A Assistant Professor

Prof. Aditi Matilal (HOD) M.A, B.Ed. Assistant Professor

Prof.SusmitaHalder M.Sc. B.Ed. CWTT

Prof.Mousume Ghosh M.Sc. Part Time Teacher

Department of Mathematics


Prof.Sudip Mondal M.Sc. Assistant Professor

Dr. Pintu Debnath (HOD) M.Sc., Ph. D. Assistant Professor

Prof.Biswajit Sarkar M.Sc. Assistant Professor

Department of Physics


Dr. Raghu Nath Bera M.Sc. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Prof. Paramita Mallick M.Sc. Assistant Professor

Dr.Purnendu Chakraborty (HOD) M. Sc. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Dr. Mahua Chakrabarti M.Sc. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Department of Chemistry


Dr. Swastik Karmakar M.Sc.,PhD Associate Professor

Prof.Monojit Sarkar M.Sc. Assistant Professor


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Dr.Bidyut Debnath(HOD) M.Sc.,PhD Assistant Professor

Dr. Saheli Ganguly M.Sc.,PhD Assistant Professor

Dr. Suman Mandal M.Sc.,PhD Assistant Professor

Department of Botany


Dr. Ayana Chakraborty (HOD) M.Sc. Ph. D Assistant Professor

Dr. Mouli Saha M.Sc.Ph.D Part Time Teacher

Prof. Subhadip Giri M.Sc. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Sovan Sengupta M.Sc. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Pritam Banerjee M.Sc. Guest Lecturer

Department of Physiology


Dr. Sutanu Dutta Chowdhury (HOD)

M.Sc. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Prof. TanayaSantra M.Sc. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Surjani Chatterjee M.Sc. Guest Lecturer

Prof. Aahana Singha M.Sc. Guest Lecturer

Department of Zoology


Prof.Chinmoy Ghosh (HOD) M. Sc Assistant Professor

Prof.Shuvoraj Paul M. Sc Part Time Teacher

Prof. Kumkum Kar M. Sc Guest Lecturer

Prof. Arpita Mondal M. Sc Guest Lecturer

Prof. Rajashree Mallick M. Sc Guest Lecturer


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Department of Computer Science


Prof. Debajyoti Palit M. Sc. Guest Lecturer

Department of Commerce


Prof. Dinabandhu Barat M. Com. Associate Professor

Prof. Amitabha Chakraborty M. Com. Associate Professor

Prof. Khairul Alam M. Com. Associate Professor

Prof. Sanchay Chanda M. Com., M. Phil Associate Professor

Prof. Jayanta Pal M. Com., ACMA Associate Professor

Library


Susanta Mondal M. Com., M. Lis., M.Phil. Assistant Librarian

Non-Teaching Staff NAME DESIGNATION

1 PARIJAT DAS HEAD CLERK

2 MITALI DEY CASHIER

3 ABDUL KADER SKILLED LAB ATTENDANT, ACTING MORNING CASHIER

4 TARUN CHATTERJEE SKILLED LAB ATTENDANT

5 APARNA HAZRA SWEEPER

6 SOMEN BANERJEE SKILLED LAB ATTENDANT, ACTING CLERK

7 SIRAJUL ISLAM GENERATOR OPERATOR

8 MOZAMMEL HAQUE GUARD DAY SHIFT

9 PAMPA BISWAS LAB ATTENDANT , ACTING CLERK


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10 SUNIL KUMAR SARKAR SKILLED LAB ATTENDANT

11 DEBASHIS BANDYOPADHYAY GUARD EVENING SHIFT, ACTING CLERK

12 ALOKE NANDI SKILLED LAB WORKER

13 NANIGOPAL DAS SWEEPER

14 BISWANATH HEMRAM SWEEPER

15 KAJAL MONDAL SKILLED LAB WORKER, LIBRARY (MORNING)

16 GOUTAM KUMAR DE MALI

17 PALTU DAS CLERK

18 VICTOR ROY LIBRARY CLERK

19 MD. MESKATUR RAHAMAN LIBRARY CLERK

20 ASADUL FATTAH CLERK

21 SURAJIT MITRA ACCOUNTANT

22 MANABENDRA NATH HAZRA HELPER

23 DHANANJOY BAIDYA ASST. COOK

24 SUJATA MANDAL HELPER

Non-Teaching Staff (Casual)

NAME DEPARTMENT

1 UTPAL MUKHERJEE LIBRARY DEPT.

2 ABDUS SATTAR MONDAL PHYSIOLOGY DEPT.

3 MRINAL KANTI HALDER PHYSICS DEPT.

4 SUBIR SARKAR OFFICE

5 AMAL BHATTACHARYYA OFFICE

6 SANKAR ADHIKARY LIBRARY

7 SWAPNA GHOSH BOTANY DEPT.

8 BHOLANATH BISWAS OFFICE

9 APURBA GHOSH TEACHER'S ROOM

10 SIRAJUL MONDAL CHEMISTRY DEPT.

11 BIKASH DAS OFFICE

12 IMROZ SAHA ALAM PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE

13 SAIKAT BANERJEE TEACHER'S ROOM

14 UTTAM MONDAL OFFICE

15 HIRANMOY BACHHAR GATEMAN

16 BADAL CHANDRA MONDAL GATEMAN

17 GOPAL DAS HOSTLE STAFF

18 ANUP KUNDU HOSTLE STAFF

19 TAPAS DAS HOSTLE STAFF


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