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Burdwan Raj College – Prospectus for the Academic Session 2019-2020

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Burdwan Raj College

Prospectus (For the Academic Year 2019-20)


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Introduction

A college is known through the flavour of its academic wisdom. This feat basically has

twofold manifestation: i) A teaching learning process which leads to outstanding

achievements of the students, ii) A remarkable research orientation of the teachers.

From both these points the reputation of Burdwan Raj College has been pervaded by

and surcharged with the accolades it received for about 150 years. Subsequently,it has

produced a galaxy of eminent personalities in various fields of arts, science, commerce

and not the least, politics and administration. The long list of luminous alumni speaks

highly about the College, its aims, objectives and achievements.

Burdwan Raj College was established in 1881 and it has a close connection with the

Maharajas of Burdwan, viz., Tej Chand, Mahatab Chand and Aftab Chand and others.

The royal patronage was taken over by the Govt. of West Bengal in 1956 under the

sponsoring scheme and the College was affiliated to the University of Burdwan in 1960.

It runs three shifts – Morning (only General – Arts & Science), Day (Hons. and General

in Arts & Science) and Evening (Commerce–Hons. & Genl.). 21 Hons. courses are

taught here in addition to B.B.A. (H) and B.C.A. (H) thereby opening up diverse fields

of knowledge with flashes of delightful wisdom. It is at present a constituent College of

Burdwan University as it offers P.G. programme of studies in Bengali.

The location of this College deserves special mention. Both Burdwan Medical

College and Hospital and The University of Burdwan are adjacent to this College. It is

not very far away from Burdwan Railway Station and Bus stoppage. These indicate its

communication friendly feature. Situated amidst the vast serenity of 17 acres of land on

the banks of Shyamsayer, Burdwan Raj College beholds the central attention of this

historic town.

The fame of Burdwan Raj College has been so widespread that it is needless to

mention that this institution always instils values and confidence that transform

learners to the acme of their achievements to become better human beings. Mere

education for education’s sake is not our goal; education with a mission to strengthen

human bond in the larger perspective of the globe is our motto:

“sahṛdayaṃsāṃmanasyamavidveṣaṃkṛṇomivaḥ”. [“I make you emotionally

sympathetic to each other; intellectually of the same mind and free from mutual

jealousy”]. Thus, the College strives always for the ascent and excellence of learners in

order to establish them in life.


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College Organization: Anurag Srivastava President&District Magistrate, PurbaBardhaman

Dr Niranjan Mandal Principal &Ex-officio Secretary

Sri Sridhar Banerjee Nominee, Govt. of West Bengal

DrGouri Sankar Banerjee Nominee, W.B. State Council of Higher Education

Dr Subrata Ray Nominee, Govt. of West Bengal

Prof. Rabisankar Choudhury Teachers’ Representative

DrTanima Choudhury Teachers’ Representative

DrKausik Chattopadhyay Teachers’ Representative

Sri Subrata Choudhury Non-teaching Representative

Students’ Representative

Dr Shikha Aditya Nominee, The University of Burdwan

Sri Debasis Bhattacharyya Nominee, The University of Burdwan

Teachers’ Council:

Day & Morning Shift:

Dr Ananta Kumar Ghosh Secretary

Prof. Kartik Kr Bhunia Asst Secretary

Evening Shift:

Prof. Rabi Sankar Choudhury Secretary

Prof. Asok Kumar Tripathi Asst Secretary

Bursar:

Prof. Asok Kumar Tripathi Associate Professor of Commerce

IQAC:

Dr Niranjan Mandal Chairman

Dr Pradip Kumar Bandyopadhyay Co-ordinator


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A Brief List ofOur Illustrious Alumni Sri Narayan Chandra Choudhury, freedom fighter & social worker

Sri Fakir Chandra Roy, freedom fighter

Dr.Subodh Mukhopadhyay, renowned physician

Sri Pravat Ranjan Kundu, freedom fighter

Prof Sadananda Chakrabarti, renowned professor of English

Sri TarunSanyal, poet

Sri Hasan Imam, noted film director

Sri Sarat Chandra Panditalias Dada Thakur, famous journalist &

litterateur

Dr Sukumar Sen, internationally acclaimed philologist

Sri Debaki Kumar Basu, eminent film director

Prof ParamathanathBakshi, renowned professor of Mathematics

Sri Kamal Mitra, noted actor

Prof Panchanan Mondal, renowned professor of Bengali

Sri PijushKanti Dasgupta, former Registrar, Visva-Bharati University

Sri Tushar Kanjilal, noted social worker

Sri Ajitesh Bandyopadhyay, famous actor and dramatist

Prof Kalipada Sinha, renowned scholar and professor of Bengali

Dr Pradip Mascharak, Professor of Chemistry, California Institute of

Technology, USA

Dr Asok Dutta, MBBS, MD, Burdwan Medical College & Hospital

DrAmalendu Chandra, Dean, Faculty of Science, IIT Kanpur

Justice Pratap Roy, Calcutta High Court

Dr Krishna Kishor Dey, Professor of Physics, Ohio State University,

Colombia, USA

Prof Saibal Dey, Associate Dean & Director, F. Herbert School of

Medicine, Bethesda, USA

DrSubhamoy Dutta, Colombia University, USA.

Dr SamsulAlam, Professor & Head, Department of Mathematics, IIT,

Kharagpur

DrSoubarna Das, SERN, Switzerland

Dr ArchitaHati, NIST, USA

DrSubhenduGhatak, Professor, IIT Kharagpur


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Dr Nabakumar Mondal, TIFR, Mumbai

Sri Joy Shankar Roy, Judge, Tamluk Court

Prof. Gouri Sankar De, former Dean, Faculty of Science, University of

Burdwan

Prof SatyanarayanMukhpadhyay, former Professor of Mathematics,

University of Burdwan

Prof Somnath Mukherjee, former Professor of Sanskrit,University of

Burdwan

Dr Subhas Bhattacharjee, Professor of Chemistry, Jadavpur University

Dr Nandadulal Chakraborty, Professor of Mathematics, University of

Burdwan

Dr Goutam Saha, Professor of Zoology, University of Calcutta

Dr Abdus Samad, Professor of Mathematics, University of Burdwan

Dr Ganapati Banerjee, Professor of Mathematics, University of Burdwan

Dr Santobroto Chakraborty, Professor of Mathematics, Visva – Bharati

Dr Asok Mukherjee, former Professor of Chemistry, University of

Burdwan

DrManas Banerjee, Professor of Chemistry, University of Burdwan

DrIndranarayanBasumallick, former Professor of Chemistry, Visva-

Bharati

DrAnunoySamanta, Professor, School of Chemistry (FNA Sc.),

Hyderabad University

Dr MantuSaha, Professor of Mathematics, University of Burdwan

DrBarin Ghosh, Professor of Chemistry, University of Burdwan

Dr Anupam Basu, Professor of Zoology, University of Burdwan

Prof Bhaskarnath Bhattacharyya, School of Vedic Studies, Rabindra

Bharati University

Prof. Amir Zafar, Department of Commerce, University of Burdwan

Prof. Sarit Kumar Sadhu, University Law College, Burdwan

DrAchinta Kumar Dutta, Professor of History, University of Burdwan

Dr Naba Kumar Ghosh, Principal, RishraBidhan Chandra College

Dr Pradip Dan,former Principal, Vivekananda Mahavidyalaya, Burdwan

Dr Sukriti Ghoshal, Principal, MUC Women’s College, Burdwan

Dr Ranen Chatterjee, Chief Physicist, DSP, Durgapur


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The Faculty: Principal:Dr Niranjan Mandal,M.Com.,M.Phil., Ph.D.

Day Shift:

English:

1. Sri BiswanathSaha, Associate Professor, M.A.

2. Dr Sobdo Chakrabarti, Assistant Professor, M.A., Ph.D. 3. Sri BasudebHembram,Assistant Professor, M.A.

4. Smt.Samayeta Biswas,Assistant Professor, M.A.,M.Phil. Bengali:

1. Sri Dhananjoy Ghoshal, Associate Professor, M.A., M. Phil.

2. Sri Amar Kumar Mondal, Assistant Professor, M.A.

3. Dr Kamal Chandra Mondal, Assistant Professor, M.A., Ph.D.

4. Dr Mohon Lal Pal, Associate Professor, M.A., Ph.D.

5. DrMistu Roy Samanta, Assistant Professor, M.A., Ph.D.

6. Vacant

Sanskrit:

1. Dr Shrimanta Chattopadhyay, Associate Professor,M.A., Ph.D.

2. Sri Rajkumar Dhibar, Assistant Professor, M.A.

3. Smt. DebalinaChatterjee,Assistant Professor, M.A.

4. Smt. Dipanwita Soren,Assistant Professor, M.A.

History: 1. Smt. Dhira Roy (Mukhopadhyay), Associate Professor, M.A.,B.Ed., M.Phil.

2. Smt. AbrittiBakshi Ray, Associate Professor, M.A.

3. Smt. AnasuaBiswas,Assistant Professor, M.A., M.Phil.

4. Dr Sudipta Mukherjee, Associate Professor., M.A., Ph.D.

Sociology:

1. Dr Tanima Chaudhuri, Associate Professor, M.A., Ph.D.

Economics: 1. Smt. Nupur Nag, Associate Professor,M.A., M. Phil.

2. Dr Piali Bandyopadhyay (Datta), Associate Professor, M.A., Ph.D.

3. Sri Gopal Haldar,Assistant Professor, M.A.

4. Vacant

Political Science:

1. Dr Bijoy Chand, Associate Professor, M. A., Ph.D.

2. Sri Bimal Kumar Dutta, Assistant Professor, M.A., M.Phil.

3. Sri Pranabesh Talukdar, Assistant Professor, M.A., M.Phil.

4. Sri Kartik KrBhunia,Assistant Professor, M.A., M.Phil.

Philosophy:


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1. Sri Subrata Sarkar, Assistant Professor, M.A.

2. Dr Keya Mandal, Associate Professor, M.A.,M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.

3. Smt. Mahimai Mandi,Assistant Professor, M.A.

4. Sri Om Shankar Dubey,Assistant Professor, M.A.

Geography:

1. Sri Ritendu Mukhopadhyay, Assistant Professor, M.A.A.

Physics:

1. Dr Mamata Patitunda (Bhattacharya), Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

2. Dr Sanat Kumar Manik, Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

3. Dr Abani Mohan Rudra, Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

4. Dr Surajit Mandal, Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

5. Sri Arup Dhara, Assistant Professor, M.Sc.

6. Dr Sampad Das,Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

7. Dr Abhishek Chowdhury,Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

8. Syed Zakir Hossain, Graduate Laboratory Instructor, B.Sc. (Hons.), B.Ed.

Electronics:

1. Dr Suvra Sarkar, Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Chemistry:

1. Dr Dipankar Das, Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

2. Dr Ananta Kumar Ghosh, Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

3. Dr Kausik Chattopadhyay, Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

4. Dr Abu Taher,Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

5. Dr Sumitava Khan,Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

6. Dr Mainak Mitra,Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

7. Sri Amit Kumar Chakraborty, Graduate Laboratory Instructor, B.Sc., N.C.T.V.T.

8. Sri Rama Prasad Sen, Graduate Laboratory Instructor, B.Sc.

Mathematics:

1. Dr Raghu Chikkala, Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

2. Dr Raghunath Ray, Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

3. Dr Sudipta Sinha, Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

4. Vacant

5. Vacant

Botany:

1. Dr Nirupama Goswami (Bhattacharyya), Associate Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D. (On lien)

2. Dr Pradip Kumar Bandyopadhyay, Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D., Dip. MHRD

3. Smt. Tanushree Mondal,Assistant Professor, M.Sc.

4. Vacant

5. Vacant


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Zoology:

1. Smt. Soma Banerjee, Assistant Professor, M.Sc., M.Phil.

2. DrBuddhadev Mondal, Assistant Professor, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.

3. Smt. Mousumi Mondal,Assistant Professor, M.Sc.

4. Dr Arindam Das,Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

5. Dr Siddharthasankar Banerjee,Assistant Professor, M.Sc., Ph.D.

6. Vacant

7. Smt. Mita Kar (Dutta), Graduate Laboratory Instructor, B.Sc.

8. Smt. MayabiGhatak (Banerjee), Graduate Laboratory Instructor, B.Sc.

Statistics:

1. Vacant

Approved Part-time Teachers:

Sociology:

1. Nabamita Ghosh, M.A.

2. Syeda Layla Khaled, M.A. M.Phil.

3. Sukanya Chakraborty, M.A.

Economics

1. Farook Mahmud, M.A., M.Phil.

Sanskrit

1. Dr Indrani Chatterjee, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Library:

1. Sri Mrinal Kanti Das, Librarian,B.Sc., MLIS.

Teaching Staff: Evening Shift

1. Sri Rabisankar Choudhury, Associate Professor,M.A. (In-Charge,Evening Shift)

2. DrTarakeswar Mondal, Associate Professor, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Presently

UnderSuspension)

3. Sri Asok Kumar Tripathi, Associate Professor, M.Com., M.Phil.

4. Dr Aloke Kumar De, Associate Professor, M.Com., Ph.D.

5. Dr IntekhabAlam, Associate Professor, M.Com., Ph.D.

6. Smt. Sanjida Pal (Sengupta), Associate Professor, M.A.

7. Vacant


1. Madhu Sudan Pal, M.Sc.(Math.)

2. Saptarshi Chatterjee, M.A. (Beng.)


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Teaching Staff: Morning Shift:

Commerce:

1. Dr Pradyot Kumar Maiti, Associate Professor, M.Com., Ph.D.

2. Smt. Lucky Sherpa,Assistant Professor, M.Com.

History:

1. Sri SwarupanandaSaha, Assistant Professor, M.A.

Physics:

1. Sri Partha Chatterjee, Graduate Laboratory Instructor, B.Sc. (Hons.),

Zoology:

1. Sri Swapan Bharati, Graduate Laboratory Instructor, B.Sc.


Bengali:

1. Dr Sumita Roy, M.A., Ph.D.

Sanskrit:

1. Aparna Khanara, M.A.

History: 1. Syed TannajSahanaj Rima, M.A.

Political Science 1. Sujata Acharya, M.A., M.Phil.

2. Kousis Kumar Hazra, M.A., M.Phil. Philosophy:

1. Madhab Chandra Ray, M.A., M.Phil.

2. Dr Kanan Chakraborty, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Hindi:

1. NadiraBegam, M.A. Commerce:

1. Aloke Kumar Mallick, M.A. (Eco) 2. Somnath Das, M. Com, MBA (HR), LLB.

Library:

1. Sri Sambit Kumar Hazra, Librarian, M.Sc., MLIS.

NCC Officer:

1. Lt. Samayeta Biswas,Dept of English, In-charge of Girls' Wing.

NSS Programme Officers:

1. Dr Sampad Das, Dept of Physics.

2. Sri Om Shankar Dubey, Dept of Philosophy.

3. Smt.Tanushri Mondal, Dept of Botany.


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Sports Assistant:

1. Sri SushovanBanerjee(Temporary)

Superintendents of Hostels:

1. Sri Gopal Halder 2. Sri Dilip Kumar Mukherjee 3. Dr Piali Bandyopadhyay (Datta) 4. Smt. Mahimai Mandi

Permanent Non-Teaching Staff:

Day Shift

SL NO. NAME

1 MIRZA HOBIBUR RAHAMAN

2 SUBHAS SAHA

3 SHYAMA PRASAD GOON

4 RAJENDRA MAHATO

5 NITYANANDA GOSWAMI

6 SWAPAN KUMAR ROY

7 BIPAD TARAN SAMANTA

8 SAMIR KUMAR NANDI

9 GOURI SANKAR CHOWDHURY

10 SUNIL KUMAR DAS

11 PANKAJ KUMAR BOSU

12 SY.ALI HAIDER

13 TEJENDRA NATH MONDAL

14 SASADHAR KISKU

15 KAJAL KRISHNA DAS

16 TAPAS KUMAR CHAKRABORTY

17 NIKHIL RANJAN SARKAR

18 SHIBANI BHATTACHARYYA

19 SAMIR RANJAN CHOUDHURY

20 SUPRIYA MITRA

21 SHYAMAL DUTTA ROY

22 SAGAR DURLAV

23 JOYDEB MUKHERJEE

24 BASUDEB GHOSH

25 PARESH GHOSH

26 HARU GOPAL GHOSH

27 SUMANTA CHOUDHURY

Morning Shift

SL NO. NAME 1 KAJARI SINHA(PAL)

2 TARUN KUMAR PAL

3 RABINDRA NATH MONDAL

4 BASUDEB GHOSH

5 GOUTAM KUMAR HAZRA

6 BISWAJIT DAS

7 APURBA KUMAR GHOSH

Evening Shift

SL NO. NAME 1 DILIP KUMAR MUKHERJEE

2 SAGAR MUKHOPADHYAY

3 SUBRATA CHOUDHURY

4 GOUTAM MAN

5 SADANANDA GOSWAMI

6 BHABATARAN SANTARA

7 SANAT BANERJEE


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Temporary Staff

Abdul Malek

Abhor Kishore Laheri

Akash Kumar Singh

Anjan Kumar Ghosh

AratiHazra

Asif IkbalSk

AvikMaiti

Bidhan Roy

Bikas Das

Crondosi Bhattacharyya

DilipDalui

Gagan Ray

Hasiful Mondal

IbrarKoreshi

Indrajit Goswami

JishuBehara

Kalpana Dey

Kapil Deb Mukherjee

Lakkhan Rajat

Lekha Das

Manas Kumar Bhattacharya

Mansur Ali Sk

Naren Das

Nikhil Kumar Ghosh

Pintu Rajbanshi

Rabi Sankar Paramanik

Rajib Guha

Raju Mondal

Ratan Pandit

Rita Sain

Sandip Das

Sandip Das

Selim Mandal

SkManik Chand

SkMonsur Ali

Sk Nasim

Sk Saifuddin

Sudip Das

Sumit Kumar Sharma

Suraj Paswan

TapanSaha

Tapas Kumar Chowdhury

Daily Wage-Earning Staff

Aklima Bibi

Asis Routh

Maya Ghosh

Sita Singh


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Admission Criteria for Academic Session 2019 for BA/BSc/B. Com

Programmes

Name of the website- onlineadmissionbrc.org.in

Please follow the Notice in the College website.

Rules & Regulations: The candidates who passed XII (10+2) in 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019 and those who

have not yet passed B. A. / B. Com. / B. Sc. will be considered.

Minimum Marks Required:

An applicant, who passed H.S. with at least 45% marks in aggregate, is eligible to

apply. However, the minimum marks required for Admission in General course in

Day shift is 50% and 45% marks is required for the Morning and Evening shifts.

A minimum percentage of marks as required for application to different Honours

subjects is given in Table-1.

Applications:

Separate Applications are required for Morning, Day and Evening

shifts. Separate Applications are also required both for Honours and

General courses.

Application Fee: - Rs.300/-.

Regarding Admission Fee:

For change in Stream (e.g. from Science to Arts and vice versa or Commerce to

Arts etc.) candidates will have to pay full Admission fee again.

For change in Shift (e.g. from Morning to Day or Evening to Day etc.) full

Admission fee will have to be paid.

In case of transfer from any subject of Arts Stream to Geography and vice-versa,

candidates will have to pay full admission fee again.

Regarding Payment:

All payments will be made through the online system. No cash deposit will be

entertained. Application fee is Rs.300/- both for Honours and General Courses.

Application Fee and Admission Fee once deposited at the time of

Admission are not refundable.

Criteria:

For Honours in Bio-Science candidates must have passed in Chemistry in

H.S. or equivalent examination.


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For Honours in Economics candidates must have passed in Mathematics in

H.S. or equivalent examination.

For Honours in Anthropology required marks in English is 55% with

Biology or Sociology or Anthropology as a combination subject.

Subject combinations followed are according to the Burdwan University CBCS

Syllabus. For both for Honours and General candidates, Generic Elective (GE)

and General Subject will be allotted on the Verification Table.

Environment studies will not be considered in deriving aggregate or percentage of

marks.

Minimum Percentage of marks required for the application of different honours

subjects is shown in Table-1.

Table-1

Sl. No. Honours subject Intake Capacity Minimum % of

marks in honours

subject sought

Minimum

Aggregate

marks (%)

Day Shift -

Pure Science:

1 Physics 45 70

& 50 in Mathematics

45%

For all

subjects 2 Chemistry 52 70

3 Mathematics 97 60

4 Electronics 23 60 (Physics or Math)

5 Computer Science 15 60 (Math or. Comp.)

Bio Science:

6 Zoology 45 60

7 Botany 45 60

Science & Arts:

8 Geography 37 70

9 Economics 67 55 (English or

Economics)

& 30 in Mathematics

Social Science:

10 Philosophy 67 50

11 Political science 67 50

12 History 97 60

13 Sociology 82 60 (English or

Sociology)


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Language Group:

14 English 97 60

15 Bengali 97 60

16 Sanskrit 87 55

Evening Shift:

17 Accountancy 240 50

Morning

Shift:

18 Education 19 55 (Phil/ Pol. Sc./

Sociology/ Edn.)

19 Music 25 60(Bengali or Sanskrit

or Music)

20 Hindi 70 55

21 Anthropology 20 55 (English or Biology

or Anthropology)

Intake capacity for different honours subjects as well as general

subjects are shown in the Table-2.

Table-2

Subject General SC(22%) ST(6%) OBC-

A(<10%)

OBC-

B(<7%)

Total

Bengali (H) 58 21 6 7 5 97

English(H) 58 21 6 7 5 97

Pol.Sc.(H) 40 15 4 5 3 67

Philosophy(H) 40 15 4 5 3 67

History(H) 58 21 6 7 5 97

Sanskrit(H) 53 19 5 6 4 87

Sociology(H) 49 18 5 6 4 82

Education(H) 16 5 2 1 1 25

Hindi(H) 43 15 4 5 3 70

Eco(H) Arts &

Sc.

40 15 4 5 3 67

Geo(H) Arts &

Sc.

22 8 2 3 2 37


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Physics(H) 27 10 3 3 2 45

Chemistry(H) 31 11 3 4 3 52

Math(H) 58 21 6 7 5 97

Electronics(H) 14 5 1 2 1 23

Computer Sc. 09 3 1 1 1 15

Zoology(H) 27 10 3 3 2 45

Botany(H) 27 10 3 3 2 45

Anthropology(H) 15 2 1 1 1 20

Music(H) 16 5 2 1 1 25

Accountancy(H) 144 53 14 17 12 240

Gen. Arts (Day) 307 113 31 36 26 513

Gen. Arts (M) 478 175 48 56 40 797

Gen. Science (M) 176 66 19 23 16 300

Gen. Science-Day 166 59 15 17 13 270

Gen. Com. (M) 240 88 24 28 20 400

Gen.Com. (Eve) 240 88 24 28 20 400

Admission of PWD candidates will be made as per BU rules.

Application Process:

Steps to complete the Admission Process:

Filling up and uploading of testimonials/photographs/signature etc. at

the online portal→ Submission of the Online Form→ Payment of

Application fee →Publication of Merit list (for valid candidates)

→Publication of E-counselling list (for eligible candidates) →Payment

of Admission fee →Verification.

All eligible candidates are required to register online through the internet.

Registration includes entries of student details. Successful registration means

creation of registration ID and password.

Thereafter the system will automatically generate candidate e-challan for payment of

registration fees worth Rs.300/-.

For Date of registration please follow the notice in the College website.

If payment is not corroborated by the bank concerned, the options exercised will

stand automatically cancelled.

Calculation of Merit point:


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To calculate the percentage of marks at 10th level consider aggregate marks in

Madhyamik without additional marks.

To calculate the percentageof marks at 12th level, add marks of best 5 subjects studied.

In case of CBSE and ICSE (10 standard), if marks of Board exam are available, add

uptothe final aggregate. If marks of Board Exam are not available, the marks given by

the Institute and approved by the concerned Board will be taken into account for

calculation of percentage of marks.

In case, marks are not awarded but grade points (GP) are awarded, GP is to be

converted into marks on the 100-point scale. If letter grades with range of marks for the

letter grades are given, then the mid value of the range of a particular letter grade will

be considered for determination of the percentage of marks.

Marks obtained in Environmental Studies will be considered for merit point

only if such subject (i.e., Environmental Study) is compulsory elective or

optional elective.

In case of CBSE and ISC (12 standard), consider best 5 subjects and find the aggregate

marks.

If only one language is available, it is doubled to calculate the aggregate marks. In that

case, put the marks obtained in First Language also in the column specified for Second

Language.

Grade point in the merit list will be calculated in accordance with the merit

formulation criteria for different honours subjects as well as admission fee are

mentioned in the following table.

Sl.

No.

Honours

Subject

Formulation criteria

1 Geography G=MP%+HS%+2(Geography) 2 Physics G=MP%+HS%+Math.+Chem.+2xPhys. 3 Chemistry G=MP%+HS%+Math.+ Phys. +2x Chem. 4 Mathematics G=MP%+HS%+Chem.+ Phys. +2xMath. 5 Electronics G=MP%+HS%+2(Math.+Chem.+Phys.) 6 Computer

Science G=MP%+HS%+(Math.+Phys.)

Or G=MP%+HS%+2xComputer Sc. 7 Zoology G=MP%+HS%+2(Biology) 8 Botany G=MP%+HS%+2(Biology) 9 Philosophy G=MP%+HS%+2(Beng.+Eng.) for those

who have not Hons. Subj. In HS.

G=MP%+HS%+(Beng.+Eng.)+2xHons.

Subj. For those who have Hons. Subj. In HS.

10 Political science

11 History


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12 Sociology G=MP%+HS%+2x(Eng.+Hons. Subj.) for

those who have Hons. Subject in HS.

G=MP%+HS%+2x(Eng.+Eng.) for those

who have not Hons. Subject in HS.

13 Economics G=MP%+HS%+2(Math.+English) pass

marks in Math. Is compulsory. 14 Education G=MP%+HS%+2(Phil.or Pol.Sc..or Socio.) 15 English G=MP%+HS%+2xHons. Subj. 16 Bengali

17 Sanskrit

18 Hindi

19 Commerce G=MP%+HS%+2 x best of –(Accountancy

or or Math or Statistics).

20 B A (G) G=MP%+HS%

21 B Com (G)

22 B Sc (G)

23 BA (G) with

Geography

G=MP%+HS%

24 Music G=MP%+HS%+2(Beng.or Sans. or Music)

25 Anthropology G=MP%+HS%+2(Eng.+Biology)

**-Self financing Course

Here G stands for grade point, MP= % of marks obtained at Secondary / equivalent

level, HS = % of marks obtained at H S / equivalent level. Grade point will be

calculated up to 4 decimal places.

Merit List:

Merit list will be generated on the basis of category, honours subjects, and number of

applicants. All reserved candidates shall be considered in unreserved list as well as

reserved list. If such a candidate is found eligible for admission in both lists and he/she

gets admission, he/she will be considered to have filled in the unreserved list.

Enlistment in the Merit list does not mean that he/she will get admission.

Admission will be made on the basis of Merit point and intake capacity.

E-Counselling List:

Enlistment in the E-counselling list means that he/she is eligible for Admission. E-

counselling list will be generated on the basis of category, honours subjects, and intake

capacity. All reserved candidates shall be considered in unreserved list as well as


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reserved list. If such a candidate is found eligible for admission in both lists and he/she

gets admission, he/she will be considered to have filled in the unreserved list.

SMS Alert:

Enlisted candidate in the E-Counselling list will get SMS alert. An applicant will get the

scopeof viewing his/her status by logging into the admission portal.

Provisional Admission:

If an applicant finds any seat allotted to him /her in one subject opted for and he/she

opts for admission, he/she will pay Admission fee online. Instantly this choice will be

locked in his/her favour and he/she will get an SMS for provisional admission. The

bank will inform the system database about the payment.

All admissions are provisional. The College reserves the right to reject any

admission, if any testimonial submitted by the applicant is found to be incorrect/

not in order at stage.

Verification:

The payment document and admission document together will serve as a record for

provisional admission of the student. Provisional admission is to be ultimately approved

by the college on verification of testimonials.

The verification of testimonials will take place once regular class of the College

starts. Notice to that effect will be given in due course at the College website.

To approve his/her provisional admission, the candidate should reach the college with

original and two photocopies of all testimonials including reservation certificate for

verification by college authority once the above notice is given. However, if a

candidate does not make any contact with the college for verification of his / her

testimonials and other admission related documents within the stipulated time, then his /

her admission will be treated as cancelled.If any discrepancy is found during the

verification of original testimonials, the college authority will have the right to

reject the admission of the student.

Candidates treated as reserved by the Government of West Bengal will only be

considered. Reserved in other states but not included in the list approved by the

Government of West Bengal will not be considered under the reserved category.

Tie- breaking of grade points:

If multiple students have same GP up to 4 decimal places, following points are to be

considered sequentially-

i) Marks obtained at 10+2 level of the honours subject sought will be doubled to break a

tie.

ii) Total marks of HS/equivalent examination will be considered, if the tie persists.

iii) Finally marks of 1st language will be considered.


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PROFESSIONAL HONOURS COURSES: BBA (H) & BCA (H)

In today’s academia management and computer applications are the two important

contributors in terms of employment generation. The management and computer

science education today have emerged from text book learning to industry-ready human

resource development. Envisioning the future requirement of industry, Burdwan Raj

College, one of the oldest and premier educational institutes in the State, started the

journey of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and Bachelor of Computer

Application (BCA) since the year 2000 and 2008 respectively. The BBA (H) and BCA

(H) programmes have been designed in such a way as to prepare the future managers

and technocrats enriched with up-to-date know-how as well as competence and skills.

Our career development philosophy is that it is a process to assist students from their

FirstSemester to strategically explore, plan and create their future paths with feedback

and guidance from their teachers, mentors, news and guidance pouring in from

innumerable industry. State-of-the-art infrastructure with best quality faculty have

caused to produce high quality students that resulted in the record placement of students

in various MNCs. Major corporates who have hired from our department include TCS,

ICICI Prudential, Bajaj Allianz, Aditya Birla Capital, Techno Soft, Page Turner and the

ABP Group.

Eligibility:

BBA: 50% is the minimum marks in HS or equivalent examination.

BCA: 50% is the minimum marks in HS or equivalent examination with

Mathematics or Computer Application as one of the subjects.

Facilities Available:

1. Communication lab. 2. Smart classroom. 3. Wi-Fi campus 4. Well equipped

Computer and Digital lab 5. Hostel accommodation for both boys and girls 6.

Departmental and Seminar Library7.Canteen facility. 8. National Service Scheme

(NSS). 9. National Cadet Corps (NCC) 10. Advanced Gymnasium 11. Travelling

Concession 12. Industrial Tour

13. Common room (Indoor Games and Entertainment) 14. Power backup. 15. Green

campus.

Elective Subjects:

Elective A: Accounting and Finance (AF)

Elective B: Sales and Marketing Management (SMM)


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Fees Structure:

Contractual Faculty Members:

1. Dr Debdip Khan, B.E., M.B.A., Ph.D.

2. Smt. Baishakhi Banerjee, M.B.A

3. Mr. Tanoy Kumar Nandi, M.C.A, MTech

4. Smt. Runu Roy, M.C.A

Class Hours: Day Shift

BBA(H) BCA(H)

Admission Fees Rs. 8800/- Rs. 9800/

Tuition Fees Rs. 11500/- (per semester) Rs. 14000/- (per semester)


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Rules & Regulations of the College: 1. A regular student of this College mustattend at least 75% of the classes held

during a particular academic session, failing which the candidate shall be

treated as non-collegiate (more than 60% but less than 75%), but is eligible to

appear at the final examination only after paying a fine to be fixed by the

University of Burdwan.

2. Students whose attendance falls short of a minimum of 60% shall be considered

as dis-collegiate and shall not be allowed to appear at the University

Examination.

3. Honours students will forfeit their claim to study Honours Course if they fail to

attain 70% attendance in their Honours classes.

4. Science students must attend both theoretical and practical classes regularly.

Students who will not attend theoretical classes regularly shall not be permitted

to attend practical classes.

5. Students adopting any kind of unfair means in the examination hall or

elsewhere in the College premises shall be liable to be punished as per

recommendation of the Disciplinary Committee.

6. Every student must use College property like furniture, laboratory equipments,

electrical and toiletry fittings, library books, etc., with due care and caution.

Any student found damaging the College property shall be punished as per

recommendation of the Disciplinary Committee of the College.

7. Students must clear up their fees in due time. Otherwise, they shall have to get

re-admission.

8. Students are expected to go through the Notice Boards regularly.

9. Students are expected to use only formal dresses in the College premises.

10. Students are expected to be co-operative and well-mannered in dealings with

their teachers, non-teaching staff and their fellow students.

11. Students must keep their bi-cycles and two-wheelers in the cycle stand only.

12. Ragging in any form shall severely be dealt with and the student(s) involved in

the act of ragging shall be rusticated from the College.

Code of Conduct

1. No flag, placard, banner, poster and wall-writings of any students' organization,

any organization of teaching & non-teaching staff or of any out-side

organization will be allowed.

2. For display of banners, placards, etc., students’ organizations will be provided

a suitable place selected by the College authority. Each organization will get a

canvas space (10' x 10') to fix their banners, placards, etc. No obscene, or


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insulting and objectionable slogan or figure or drawing can be put up. Display

of portrait of any political leader, either alive or dead, will not be allowed in the

canvas as well as anywhere within the College campus. (ii) Non-teaching staff

can use small boards within their union room/ co-operative office room only

for display of any notice or placard, etc.

3. No postering, flag hoisting, writing, notification of any outsider apart from

College authority will be allowed on the boundary walls (inside and outside) of

the College, gates of the College, trees or any shed of the College, or on any

establishment of the College.

4. No cycle, motor cycle / scooter of students and staff be kept beyond the cycle

shed.

5. Committing nuisance and throwing of waste materials here and there within

College premises are strictly prohibited. Waste materials should be deposited

in the litter bins placed in some corners of the College campus.

6. Reckless and rough driving of cycles and motor cycles are not allowed within

the College campus.

7. Use of cell phone / mobile phone is strictly prohibited in the chamber of the

Principal, classrooms, examination halls and corridors, veranda & libraries for

all.

8. Outsiders without any purpose should not enter into the College campus.

Outsiders should not be invited within the College campus without any prior

permission of the College authority. Students will carry and possess their valid

identity cards issued by the College authority which can be checked by the

college authority or authorized staff.

9. Students are advised to use their College hours of respective shifts so far

feasible and they shall never assemble at / near the College gates.

10. No student will distribute any leaflet/book/placard or similar thing to

anybody without the permission of the College authority.

11. No student is allowed to collect subscription / donation of any kind from any

person within the College campus without the permission of the College

authority. This rule is also applicable to outsiders.

12. No student / students’ organization will enter any class / laboratories / library

/ hostels of the College by any means without any prior permission of the

College authority.

13. All stakeholders will behave to each other in proper way being a part of this

old reputed College.


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Scholarships, Concessions & Free-studentships There are provisions for awarding full-free studentships as well as half-free

studentships for some students strictly on consideration of their academic performance

and financial status as per Government Rules. The financial status of the students is

determined by the appropriate authoritative documents. Students must collect

information about free studentship and half-free studentship from the College Office

and apply within the due time schedule.

Meritorious students can also apply for National and other Government & Non-

Government scholarships as and when such scholarships are available.

Special scholarships are also available for the SC/ST/OBC students as per

Government rules.

These apart, the College has three endowments, viz.,

1. Nitish Kumar Dey Scholarship: For poor but brilliant students studying in

B.Com. Course (Evening) and residing at the College Hostel.

2. Sachchidananda Mukherjee Scholarship: To be awarded to the student securing

the highest marks in the University Examination in Chemistry Honours and Pass

Practical Examinations.

3. Debashis Guha Memorial Award (Two). One to be awarded to the student

securing highest marks in University Examination in Political Science (General

Category) and other to the student of Political Science (Hons.) from reserved

category.

Assistance for studentsis available from the following institutions/funds as well:

1. Rastriya SanskritaSansthan, New Delhi

2. S.J. Jindal Trust

3. Central Wakf Council, Delhi

4. West Bengal Minorities Development Finance Corporation.

5. Eastern Coalfields Ltd.

6. Beedi Workers’ Welfare Fund, Government of India


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Library of the College: The Burdwan Raj College Library began its journey in the year 1881 with the inception

of the college. Since then it has grown in size and content along with the College to take

the present shape. All these years, Central Library has been engaged with the pursuit of

academic excellence of the institute. It is one of the central facilities used by all types of

members of this college and also outsider. The Library has been catering to the needs of

about 5000 students and nearly 100 faculty members and 150 teaching assistance staff.

The Central Library has provided e-resources through INFLIBNET- N-LIST program.

Through this service users can access information beyond the library premises and

library hour.

LIBRARY TIMINGS:

Monday to Friday- 7 A.M. to 7 P.M.

Saturday - 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.

Morning Shift Day Shift Evening Shift

07.00 a.m. to 01.00p.m. 11.00 a.m. to 05.00p.m. 01.00p.m. to 07.00 p.m

LIBRARY SERVICES:

The Burdwan Raj College Library is providing the following services

Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC)

Lending Services

Reading Room Facilities

Reference Services

Bibliographical services

Reprography Services

e- resources Service

Career Guidance

MUSEUM & ART GALLERY:

To attract the users of the library and increasing the habit of use of the same, the College library has set up a Museum & Art gallery. Here we have displayed the history of Burdwan Raj College and architectures, sculpture and painting of Burdwan District.


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Internet Facility:

Internet facility is available in libraries of all three shifts of the College. It is also

available in all the Science Departments and in the BBA/BCA Department. Students

can also make use of 'JnanDarshan' and Video Conferencing instituted by the Raj

College Study Centre of Netaji Subhas Open University.

Games & Sports Facilities:

The College provides ample scope for games and sports for the students. Both indoor

and outdoor games facilities are available. The College not only provides the

infrastructure necessary for different sports and games, but also organizes a number of

contests and tournaments throughout the year. In fact, students of Burdwan Raj

College assume a leading role in the field of sports within the jurisdiction of the

affiliating University.

Sports Infrastructure

One ground (Multipurpose uses): Football, Cricket, Handball, Kho-kho, Kabadi

and Athletics.

One Volleyball ground

One Basketball court

Indoor games facilities like Badminton, Table Tennis, Gymnastics, Yoga, Chess

and Carom

One Multigym with separate provisions for boys and girls

One sports equipment room

One sports office room

Hostel Facilities:

At present, there are two hostels for male students of the College viz., Nalini Ranjan

Sarkar Hostel and Fazlul Haque Hostel along with a newly constructed Girls’ Hostel.

The two boys’ hostels can accommodate about seventy students each. The Girls’ Hostel

accommodates 100 boarders.

Boarders are selected strictly on the basis of their academic performance and the

distance of the College from their native places. Boarders must abide by the rules and

regulations enforced by the Hostel Committee of the College, failing which their

boarder ship is liable to be cancelled.

Cycle Stand:

Every student shall keep his / her bi-cycle or two-wheeler in the Cycle Stand paying a

nominal charge annually at the time of admission.


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Travel Concessions

Railway Travel Concession Forms are issued to bona fide outstation students intending

to commute from other railway stations to Burdwan. For those who travel by bus,

arrangements for concessions, if allowed by the appropriate authorities, shall have to

be made by the students themselves. In this connection, every student must note that

the College authority shall initiate strict actions against a ticketless student if it is

referred to the College.

Identity Cards

Students are required to collect their identity cards duly signed by the Principal of the

College or the person designated by him. Identity cards are priced at Rs. 2/- and they

must contain attested copies of recent passport size photograph of students. Students

must keep Identity Cards with them within the College premises. Misuse of Identity

Cards, in any form, is punishable, and replacement of a lost or damaged Identity Card

will cost Rs. 5/- each.

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

The College provides its students with the opportunity to join NCC or National Cadet

Corps. It is open to students on a voluntary basis and comprises the Army Wing of

NCC. The College provides its females students to join the Girls’ Wing of NCC under 5

Bengal Girls Battalion, NCC and participate in Camps and various activities inside and

outside West Bengal on a regular basis along with basic military training in small arms,

parades and discipline. Our girl students have participated in various Camps at State

and national level and won various accolades.

Students are advised to contact the NCC officers in this regard after admission.

National Service Scheme (NSS)

The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an Indian government-sponsored public

service programme conducted by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government

of India. Popularly known as NSS, the scheme was launched in Gandhiji's Centenary year in

1969. Aimed at developing student's personality through community service, NSS is a voluntary

association of young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 level working for a campus-

community (esp. Villages) linkage.

The programme aims to instil the idea of social welfare in students, and to provide

service to society without bias. NSS volunteers work to ensure that everyone who is needy gets

help to enhance their standard of living and lead a life of dignity. In doing so, volunteers learn

from people in villages how to lead a good life despite a scarcity of resources. It also provides

help in natural and man-made disasters by providing food, clothing and first aid to the disaster's

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victims. In some institutions volunteers are involved in regular blood donation and traffic

control (regulating queues in temples and preventing stampedes at functions).

PLACEMENT CELL: Throughout the globe there is a crisis in employment generation especially to those who

opted for the general courses for their higher studies. In this scenario, the Placement

Cell plays a crucial role in locating job opportunities for Under Graduates and Post

Graduates (Mainly for Bengali) passing out from the College by keeping in touch with

reputed firms and Companies. The Placement Cell operates round the year to facilitate

contacts between companies and graduates. The number of students placed through the

campus interviews is continuously rising. On invitation, many reputed industries visit

the institute to conduct interviews. The Placement and Career counselling cell of our

college is regulated through a committee specially set up for the purpose and same is

always under the supervision of the Principal of the college. Some of the reputed

companies and organisations which have conducted campus interviews include

LICI,WIPRO, Mahindra Finance, Pest Control of India Ltd.,ICICI (Prudential), ABP

group with Collaboration with Gillette, Amul India Ltd. etc.

Objectives of the cell:

Students’skill development to face the recruitment process of the industries or private

companies.

To motivate students to develop Technical knowledge and soft skills in terms of career

planning, goal-setting.

To motivate students to aspire for further higher studies and guiding them for several

competitive exams such as NET, SET, CAT, GATE, TOEFL, GRE, etc

To place the maximum number of students through campus interviews conducted by the

different companies time to time.

Career Development Programme organised by the college:

Personality Development Program

Group Discussion

Communication Skills Program

Mock Interview session

Entrepreneurship Development Program

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NETAJI SUBHAS OPEN UNIVERSITY:

BURDWAN RAJ COLLEGE STUDY CENTRE (C-01) (E-mail ID: [email protected])

Study Centre Opening Day&Time: - Saturday (12 Noon to 4 P.M.) and Sunday (11 A.M. to 4 P.M.) Study Centre Cell No: -6294347771 (only call on study centre time)

Coordinator: DR MAMATA BHATTACHARYA Asst. Coordinator: SRI MRINAL KANTI DAS

NetajiSubhas Open University (NSOU)Burdwan Raj College Study Centre is situated in the North Bank of ShyamSayer. NSOU is the only State Open University in West Bengal that offers different courses through the open and distant learning (ODL) system. NSOU represents an alternative approach to higher learning. It stands apart from a highly formal and non-formal education and it offers (1) easy access to learners, (2) education to the door step of the learners, (3) quality education to the students through (a) consultancy (b) study materials and (c) Personal Contact Programme (PCP).

Details of information about various courses (including Certificate, Diploma, Degree and PG) are available in the University Website (www.nsou.ac.in) as well as in the Prospectus of the University which may be collected from Study Centre’s counter after submission of admission fees at the time of admission.

The NSOU recognized by 1) University Grants Commission (UGC) 2) Govt. of West Bengal 3) Distance Education Council (DEC)

Following Courses are offered by Burdwan Raj College Study Centre (C-01)

1) Bachelor’s Degree programme (BDP) for Three Years Elective (Honours) Subjects: B.A.: 1) Bengali 2) English 3) History 4) Pol. Science 5) Public Administration 6) Education B.Sc.: 1) Mathematics 2) Physics 3) Chemistry 4) Zoology 5) Botany 6) Geography B. Com: 1) Accountancy Post Graduate (PG) for 2 Years:

1) Bengali 2) English 3) History 4) Pol. Science 5) Public Administration 6) Education 7)MSW 8) English Language Teaching(ELT) and 9) Mathematics

One Year Bachelor’s Degree: Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) One Year Master’s Degree: Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS)

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR (JULY 2019-JUNE 2020) (Including a Provisional Holiday List)

Month Date Day Description of

Holiday(s)

No. of

Holiday(s

)

No. of

Sundays

No. of

Working

Days

July 4 Thursday Rathayatra 01 04 26

August 8

12 – 13

14

15

23

Thursday

Mon –

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

College

foundation

day

Id-uz-zoha

Rakhi Purnima

Independence

Day

Janmashtami

01

02

01

01

01

04 21

September 10

18

28

Tuesday

Wednesday

Saturday

Muharram

Viswakarma Puja

Mahalaya

01

01

01

05 22

October 2

3-12

13

14 – 15

Wednesday

Thurs-

Saturday

Sunday

Mon-

Tuesday

Gandhiji’s

Birthday

Puja Holidays

Lakshmi Puja

Additional

Holidays for

Lakshmi Puja

01

09

00

02

04 11


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23

27

28

29

30

Wednesday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

AkheriChahar

Shumba

Kali Puja

Additional

Holiday for Kali

Puja

Bhratridwitiya

Additional

Holiday for

Bhratridwitiya

01

00

01

01

01

November 6

10

12

Wednesday

Sunday

Tuesday

Jagaddhatri Puja

Fateha-Doaz-

Daham

Guru Nanak’s

Birthday

01

00

01

04 24

December 9

25

31

Monday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Fateha-Yaz-

Daham

Christmas Day

Year Ending

01

01

01

05 23

January 1

12

15-16

23

26

Wednesday

Sunday

Wed-

Thursday

Thursday

Sunday

New Year’s Day

Vivekananda’s

Birthday

Pous Sankranti-

Uttarayan

Netaji’s Birthday

Republic Day

01

00

02

01

00

04 21


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29-30 Wed-

Thursday

Saraswati Puja 02

February 21 Friday Shivaratri 01 04 24

March 9-10

23

Mon-

Tuesday

Monday

Dolyatra

Sab-e-Miraj

02

01

05 23

April 9

10

14

Thursday

Friday

Tuesday

Sab-e-Barat

Good Friday

Ambedkar’s

Birthday

&Navavarsha

01

01

01

04 23

May 1

7

8

23-24

Friday

Thursday

Friday

Sat- Sunday

May Day

Buddha Purnima

Rabindra Jayanti

Id-ul-Fitr

*Summer Recess

& University

Examinations

01

01

01

01

05 22

June *Summer Recess

& University

Examinations

*Summer Recess & University Examinations will be decided according to the academic

calendar of the University of Burdwan.

Muslim Festivals depend on sighting of the Moon.

Dates of Guardians’ meet and Internal Assessment will be notified later.


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