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NAAC Peer TeAm VisiTIn December, 2016, the college gotre-accredited by NAAC with a grade of B++. The 3-member NAAC peer team withDr.S.N. Yadav as the Chairperson,Dr. Sudheer S.V., Member Coordinator and Dr. Krishan Kant Gupta, Member, visitedthe college from December 05, 2016 toDecember 07, 2016 and interacted with all the stakeholders, exchanged views with the Governing Body and IQAC andencouraged the institute to initiateinnovative approaches. During the firsttwo days they visited all the departments, inspected the support services andfacilities of the college and interactedwith all teachers. They also visited theAdministrative office and Finance Section.On the final day at the Exit Meeting theyconveyed their satisfaction and presentedan overall impression about the collegeand put forward a set of proposals for enhancing the quality parameters of the college for increasing the standard ofhigher education. The Peer Team Reportwas also formally handed over to thePrincipal at the meeting.
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iNTrODUCTiON
In 1924 Narasinha Dutta College came up in the residential building of the late I. R. Belilious in an inconspicuous mannerwith only seven teachers and 124students. The step was indeed bold enough as its prospects were challenging. The initiative in thisregard was taken by the Late Suranjan Dutta, the second son of Late Narasinha Dutta. The college startedwith the Late Professor MotilalChatterjee as Principal and a renownedscholar the Late Jnanendranath Senas Vice- Principal. Later on, Prof. Sen, as Principal, came to be reckonedas the architect of the college.With the passage of time, role strengthremarkably increased, new honourscourses were introduced and newbuildings were added. The number of courses (Hons & Gen) now stands ateighteen. At present sixty-ninesubstantive full-time teachers, twenty-
six part-time teachers, eight contractualwhole-time teachers and thirty guestteachers teach more than five thousandstudents (Morning, Day and Evening)of the College. The Morning is a girls’ shift, the Evening is exclusively for boys and the Day shift is Co-educational. Post Graduate courses in Mathematicsand English have been introduced.Despite being located in an industrial belt, the college campus is like an oasis with its old trees lush green foliage, seasonalflowers and a pleasant water body.The college garden is taken care of by theGarden Committee and the pond is main-tained by Employees’ Co-operative Credit Society of the college. The facilities which attract students from both rural and urban areas of Howrah andneighbouring districts are beingupgraded every year. The followingshall offer an overview of such facilitiesavailable at present.
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THe CeNTrAL LiBrArYThe Central Library of the college is veryrich in collections. It holds more than40,000 books, many e-journals,magazinesand useful documents on varied subjectsin Arts, Science and Commerce. All thestaff of the library are ready to fulfil eachand every demand of the users. Some ofthe departments have their SeminarLibraries. There are separate readingspaces for students and teachers in the Central Library. Presently, the library is partly automated by KOHA LibraryAutomation Software. The catalogueof books is fully computerized. The works relating to Barcode, Spine Level anddigitization are going on rapidly. Planningfor modernization and expansion of library is to be initialized shortly. Ourcollege is also an institutional memberof British Council Library, Kolkata.
PrOCUremeNT Of reADiNg mATeriALsDuring 2016-17, College library haspurchased 717 books by utilizingof Rs.2,54,361/- (Rupees Two Lakh Fifty Four Thousand Three Hundredand Sixty one only). These collectionsinclude text books, books on valueeducation, remedial and reference books. All of the books have alreadybeen processed by information enteredin Accession Register and all the docu-ments have been classified by the DeweyDecimal Classification 16th edition.
Moreover, before NAAC visit College spent Rs.11000/- (Rupees ElevenThousand only) for purchasing‘Value Education Books’. Now, thelibrary has arranged a separate almirah for those books which are restrictedto use within library.
exTeNsiON Of sUBsCriPTiONAt the end of the period (2016-17), the institutional subscription of INFLIBNETInternet Resource has been extendedfor consuming the e-resource for next year. All the respective formalitieshave already been completed.
The Science departments have large wellequipped laboratories with moderninstruments to cater to the needs of the revised undergraduate curriculum. AnEnglish language laboratory equippedwith computer and communicationdevices has been set up recently with funds from the UGC to facilitatecommunicative English Courses.
LABOrATOrY
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New sUBsCriPTiON Of NewsPAPersDuring the period, the library subscribestowards four newspapers - AnandabazarPatrika in Bengali, The Statesmanin English, Rozanama RashtriyaSahara in Urdu, Sanmarg in Hindi.
PUrCHAse Of LiBrArY fUrNiTUreThe library purchased a ‘NewspaperReading Stand’ for displaying and reading the newspapers in the library
COLLeCTiONs Of PHOTOs wiTH frAmesDuring the above mentioned period the library had photos with frames of some famous personalities of India and abroad. These photos have beendisplayed on the walls inside the library.
DigiTAL LiBrArYThe library has installed ‘D-Space’ digitallibrary software to initiate a DigitalLibrary in offline mode. Many questionpapers, college magazines, collegeprospectus have already been digitized and loaded into the digital library software.
sPiNe LeVeL PrOjeCTThe library has taken a big project of new spine level pasting into the books by using all the staff of thelibrary. More than 80% of the books have been completed in this project.
BArCODe PrOjeCTTo automate the library activities, the library has initiated an activityof Barcode generation from the KOHA Software and pasting these in the books. More than 3000 books have alreadybeen completed in this project.
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iNTerNeT resOUrCe CeNTreThe Air Conditioned Internet Resource Centre has been established by the UGC sanctioned fund. Now it is located insidethe Central Library where the librarymembers can access the internet facilities for their academic purposes. Presently, the Centre has been enriched with 6000+ e-journals and 31,35,000 e-books underN-LIST Programme of INFLIBNET.
BOOK BANK COmPUTer fACiLiTiesThe college provides Book Bank facilityfor more than 35 years. At present, the Bank holds more than 17,000 books on different subjects in Arts, Science and Commerce.
A computer centre has been set up with assistance from MPLAD fund in aseparate building having a large numberof computer terminals with internet connection. Besides this, all the teachingdepartments have their respectivedesktop and laptop computers with internet connections and Wi-fi system.The Department of Mathematics and the Department of Computer Sciencehave their own computer laboratories.The department of commerce hasa computer based IT Laboratoryfor students and teachers.
The College office is almost fullyautomated with most of the servicesbeing computerised.
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CAreer COUNseLLiNg AND PLACemeNT CeLLThis cell guides the students to build up their future career and arranges campus interview and awarenessprogramme for recruitment in differentjobs. A good number of students, in the recent past, were also given thenecessary guidance to procure jobs in companies like Cipla, Lupin etc.
Parents - Teachers meetings are held bydifferent departments to apprise theparents about the performanceand progress of their wards in studies.All parents are advised to keep in touch with the administration and the teachersof the concerned departments.
VirTUAL CLAss rOOm
PAreNTs - TeACHers meeTiNg
An audio-visual room is constructedin the Computer Science Block.
This cell has been formed with a view to dealing with the grievances of thestudents, teachers, employees andguardians. Written complaints in allmatters are to be dropped in boxesspecially marked for the grievanceredressal cell.
The college is having dialogue with some reputed companies for campusing in the near future.
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grieVANCe reDressAL CeLL
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Besides the College Magazine, WallMagazines are brought out by thestudents and teachers of manydepartments.
COLLege mAgAZiNe
Provision for scholarships and stipends is made for students acquiring good marks in examinations. Besides this, the ‘Kanyashree’ programme of the state government can also be availed of by the girl students.
Separate common rooms for boys and girls with newspapers, magazines and indoor games facilities are provided.
It offers financial and academic help to needy students.
It looks into the welfare of the students in academic and social matters.
A newly built multigym for boys & girls has recently been opened.
The cheap store of the college enablesthe students to buy books andstationery at reasonable price.
The college garden has some rare speciesof botanical and medicinal plants. Thenewly installed statue of Swami
Vivekananda and a fountain beside thestatue have further added to theserenity and beauty of the campus garden.
sCHOLArsHiP AND sTiPeND
sTUDeNTs COmmON rOOm
sTUDeNTs AiD fUND
sTUDeNTs weLfAre fUND gYm
CHeAP sTOregArDeN
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TwO wHeeLer sTANDThere is a spacious Two-Wheeler stand with the capacity of keeping about four hundred vehicles against a paymentof Rs. 1.00 daily per vehicle.
PArKiNg ZONe NATiONAL semiNArsThere is a parking zone behind the West Block for four wheelers.
The UGC Sponsored 2 Day NationalSeminar on “Cultural Heritage ofBengal: Some Perspectives” organized byNarasinha Dutt College, Howrah,in collaboration with Cultural ResearchInstitute, BCW & TD Department,Government of West Bengal, was held on 17th and 18th February 2017. The main aim was to explore and highlight some of the major perspectives of Bengalculture in order to look back into therichness and diversity of its cultural past as well as look forward to its evolving multi-dimensional prospects and connotations. The seminar was attended by students from all the departments of Narasinha Dutt College and teachers and scholars from different colleges and universities.The seminar was inaugurated by theDirector of Cultural Research Institute and Principal of Narasinha Dutt Collegedelivered the welcome address. Thekeynote address was presented by Dr. Prasenjit Deb Barman, Director, CulturalResearch Institute. Different technicalsessions were chaired by Dr. Alok Roy, Eminent Academician, Dr. Shyamal Chakraborty, Professor, Department of
The photo-copy machine installed in the central library enables bothteachers and students to photocopyany material at a very reasonablerate. Another such machine isinstalled in the principal’s chamber.The departments of Mathematicsand English have their own photo-copy machines.
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Chemistry, University of Calcutta, Dr. Ranjit Sen, Retired Professor of Rabindra Bharati University, Dr. Gopal Krishna Chakraborty, Department of Anthropology, Universityof Calcutta, Dr. Sanjay Mukhopadhay,Retired Professor of Jadavpur University,and Dr. Barun Kumar Chakraborty, Emeritus Professor of Rabindra Bharati University. All the technical sessions were delightfully vibrant with the speeches of distinguished resource persons namely Sri Swapnomay Chakraborty, Eminent Writer, Dr. RabinPaul, Retired Professor, Department ofBengali, Viswa Bharati University,Dr. Jawahar Sen Majumdar of Surendranath College, Dr. Palash Baran Palof SINP, Kolkata, Dr. Manjusha Majumder, Professor, Department of Mathematics, University of Calcutta, Dr. Md. Shah Noorur Rahman, Professor, Department of Histroy, North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Dr. Kanchan Roy of Ranchi University, Sri Swarup Bhattacharya, Curator, MaulanaAzad Museum, Kolkata, Dr. AnindyaSengupta of Jadavpur University, Dr. Soumitra Basu of Rabindra BharatiUniversity, Prof. Gautam Ghosh of RabindraBharati University and Dr. DebajitBandyopadyay, Eminent singer. More
A 2 day UGC sponsored NationalSeminar on ‘Modern Trends in Chemical Sciences’ was organised by the Dept. ofChemistry, Prasanto ChandraMahalanobis Mahavidyalay incollaboration with the Dept. ofChemistry, Narasinha Dutt College, onNov 25 & 26, 2016.
DePArTmeNTAL semiNArsSix departmental seminars wereorganised by the Dept. of Englishfor its P.G and U.G students.
1. Dr. Subir Dhar, Professor in English,RBU, on ‘Shakespeare’ (23.08.16)
2. Dr. Arnab Ray, Asst. Prof. Ra-bin Mukherjee College, on ‘Historyand Origin of American Civilizationand Literature’ (24.08.16)
3. Dr. Sutapa Chaudhuri, Asst. Prof. Kanailal Bhattacharya College, on‘Gender in Literature, Feminism’ (30.08.16)
4. Dr. Indrani Choudhuri Dutt, Associate Prof. Lady Brabourne College on ‘Belief in T.S. Eliot and the Poetic Drama’ (22.11.16)
than fifty teachers and scholars from different colleges and universitiespresented papers in two parallel sessions.
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5. Dr. Sobha Chattopadhyay, Retd. Professor in English, Jadavpur Univer-sity on ‘Power and Glory’ (31.01.17)
6. Dr. Chidananda BhattacharyaProfessor in English, RBU, on ‘Metaphysical Poetry’ (10.03.17)
sTUDeNTs’ semiNArs1. Students’ Workshop on ‘Shakespeareand His Art’ conducted by Prof. Subir Dhar, Professor, Dept of English,RBU (23.08.16)
2. Students’ Seminar on ‘Shakespeare’with Prof. Mangala Gauri Chakraborty.Associate Professor, Loreto Collegeas Chairperson (21.09.16)
3. Students’ Seminar of the Dept. ofHistory held on 2/2/17
4. Students’ Seminar of the Dept. of Political Science held on 9/2/17
The division organised Annual Medical Training Camp on and from 24.12.2016 to 30.12.2016 at Kalna College, Kalna. At Kalna, the officers of the Division gave first aid training to 100 N.S.S students of Kalna College and they were given provisionalFirst Aid Certificates. Our cadets were doing duty at Eden Gardens, IPL Cricket matches and football matches. The division participated in Anti-Drug rally organisedby Howrah Police Commissionarate. The division organised a medical camp where haemoglobin and blood group test of the cadets were done.
DiVisiONAL sUPerVisOrY COmmiTTeePresident Dr. Soma Bandyopadhayay, Principal.
Divisional CommanderDr. Purnendu Kumar Bhattacharya, Ambulance Division
Divisional CommanderDr. Madhumita Bhadra, Nursing Division
sT. jOHN AmBULANCe AND NUrsiNg DiVisiON
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ChairmanDr. Soma Bandyopadhayay, Principal.
N.C.C. OfficersProf. Prasanta Mondal, ANO/Boys Unit.Dr. Taranannum Mustaque, ANO/Girls Unit.
NCC UNiTs NCC sUPerVisOrYCOmmiTTee
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Our NSS unit attempts to establishmeaningful linkages between:
* Campus and community* Knowledge and social application* Personality development of thestudents through community service.
Awareness Development Programmefor Dengue, Malaria and Vector Borne Diseases by Our NSS Unit in Collaboration with HowrahMunicipal Corporation on 16thAugust, 2016
Distribution of clothes organized by NSS Unit in the slum area of Ashu Bose Lane, Howrah
Prize Distribution & Closing Ceremony
Swachh Bharat Abhyyan
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Nss sUPerVisOrYCOmmiTTee
BANKiNg serViCe wiTHiN THeCAmPUs
ALUmNi AssOCiATiON
ChairmanDr. Soma Bandyopadhayay, Principal.
Programme OfficerDr. Taranannum Mustaque
We have a full-fledged branch of thenationalised Central Bank of India. This Narasinha Dutt College Branch of CBI in the college premises serves the interestof the students, teachers and staffmembers. An ATM machine has also been installed inside the bank premises.
The Alumni Association has been duly registered and new initiatives are beingtaken so that all former students of the College may actively participate in the development of their alma mater.
PresidentSri Rudranil Ghosh, President, G.B.
Vice PresidentsSri Rajkumar Gangopadhyay, Dr. Purnendu Bhattacharya, Sri SantanuBanerjee,Dr. Debabrata Bandyopadhyay
SecretaryDr. Sukhendu Kanrar
Asst. SecretarySri Pradyut Kumar Dutta, Sri Sujay Sinha, Sri Sanjoy Sarkar
AccountantSri Abhijit Roy
TreasurerSri Subrata Sinha
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NATiONAL eNVirONmeNT AwAreNess PrOgrAmme
NArAsiNHA DUTT COLLege sCieNCe CLUB
COmmUNiCATiVe eNgLisH CLAsses
remeDiAL CLAsses
For the last five years our collegeparticipated in this programme andsecured top grades. In 2011-12, we worked on bio-diversity conserva-tion under the supervision of the Min-istry of Environment and Forests.Medicinal plantation and seed bank conservation work is under way.
of Bird Watcher Dr. Kushal Chakraborty.Furthermore, for the last two years thestudents of Zoology of our College areparticipating in a competitioncalled Zoo-Quest, organised byBallygunge Science College.
SecretaryProf. Subrata Kumar Basu
During the sessions 2012-13 and 2013-14,our science club in association withThalassaemia Prevention unit of theDepartment of Haematology of N.R.S. Medical College has organisedThalassaemia Prevention Awareness Programme with the help ofrenowned doctors. Members of thescience club participated in Bird’s Watch-ing Camp in Sibpur under the supervision
Apart from Communicative English Classes as per C.U. Syllabus being held for 1st year B.Com Students, short coursesare conducted from time to time forstudents of all classes and streams.
In 2013, the college authority introducedtraining programmes for the entry indifferent services for the college studentsunder the funds allocated by the UGC. The Training is designed to coach the students in GK, Test of Reasoning,Communicative English, History,Economics, Geography etc.
Remedial classes for SC/ST/OBC(excluding creamy layer) and Minoritieshave been introduced with the UGC funds allocated for the purpose.
COACHiNg CLAsses fOreNTrY iN serViCes
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NArAsiNHA DUTT COLLege DeBATe CLUB
CANTeeN
iDeNTiTY CArD
gAmes AND sPOrTs
UNiT Of reD riBBON CLUB
Our college stood second in Howrah Youth Parliament Competition and quizcompetition organized by the Departmentof Parliamentary Affairs, Government of West Bengal, in March 2012. Besides two of our Anthropology Honours studentsreceived awards in a quiz competitionon Thalassemia held at N. R. S. Hospitalin May 2013. The club aims to organisedebates and such other activitiesinvolving the students, teachersand members of the staff.
SecretaryDr. Kuntal Chattopadhyay.
The club aims to organise literary and cultural programmess involving thestudents, teachers and staff members ofthe college.
SecretaryProf. Barnali Ghosh Dastidar
We have a well-furnished canteensubsidised by the college to cater freshand hygienic food to the studentsand teaching and non-teaching staff of the college.
After admission, a student is required to get his/her identity card signed by the competent authority of the college. This card is a proof of his/her status as astudent of the college.
Our college has tradition in sports and games. Our college has been maintainingits name and fame consistentlyparticularly in football, volleyball,gymnastics or athletics.
fOOTBALLNarasinha Dutt College has earned its glorious reputation and respect over the years. Our college had been the championin the district level football competitionseven out of eight years between 2007-2008 to 2014-15. To add to this glorious
In 2009-10, our college, in collaboration with the Red Ribbon club, conducted by NACO of Government of India, participated inBlood Donation camp, Prevention ofThalassaemia and AIDS Awareness Camps, Anti-HIV Campaigns. Students andcoordinators of our unit have receivedspecial trainning in Belur RamkrishnaMission. The students of the unit conductand organise blood group determiningtest for new-comers.
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history our college had been the state champion in football in 2010-11 and 2011-12. In the session 2014-15 we finishedas runner-up in inter-college footballchampionship (Heramba ChandraShield) organised by the University of Calcutta. We were also the final-ist in 2015-16. It is our pride to declarethat Dhiren Singh in 2015-16 and 2016-17 (All India) represented CalcuttaUniversity. Apart from these, it is our joy to state that our first year BA General (2015) student Ms. MahimaKhatun represented the SeniorBengal (W) Team at the NationalLevel for the session 2015-16.
VOLLeY BALLIn 2016-2017 our college team has been the runner-up in inter-college volleyball competition organised by University of Calcutta. Some of ourstudents represented Calcutta University
in the inter-University championships.Subham Shaw and Hridoy Maityrepresented Calcutta UniversityVolleyball team in 2016-17. Subham Shaw represented Howrah district(senior) and became runner-up in W.B
CriCKeTIn 2016-17, our cricket team lost in the 3rd round to Herambha Chandra Colegein inter-college cricket championshiporganised by Calcutta University. Swapnil Das and Swarnendu Ghosh have been playing for Kalighat and Port trust respectively in 2016-17.
ATHLeTiCsIn the session 2015-16, B.A. (General)student Sudipto Banerjee won first prize in 800m and 150m race in an inter college distict atheletic meet organised by West Bengal Government and Andul College.In Athletics, some of the successfulstudents competing at district level in the session 2016-17 are mentioned below:
1. Sprinter Sudipto Banerjee (M) won 800m and 1500m first prize.2. Sprinter Purnima Kharsan (M) stood third in 1500m.3. Sprinter Sonia Khatun (W) stood third in 200m.
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sTUDeNTs’ UNiONNarasinha Dutt College has ademocratically elected Students’ Unionwhich actively co-operates with the collegeadministration. The Students’ Union in allthe three sections is very active in academic,social and cultural fields. Moreover, theStudents’ Union always takes care ofthe students’ problems and tries tomaintain peaceful and healthy atmospherein the college.
Raisa ParveenGeneral Secretary – MorningNaseem Akram KhanGeneral Secretary _ DayRohit RautGeneral Secretary – Evening
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wATer COOLiNg mACHiNe DePArTmeNTAL ACTiViTies
DePArTmeNTAL re-UNiON
The college installed three watercooling machines with UV sterilization & filtration facilities. Two machines were installed : one in the canteen and the other one in front of the girls’ commonroom to serve the students as well as the teaching and non-teachingstaff of the college. The third one was been installed in the English PG Department. A new water cooler has been installed in the staff room.
Re-union ceremony is organized bymany of the departments. Alumniof the respective departmentsand teachers of the collegeremain present on such occasions.
ANTHrOPOLOgY• Organized special invited lectures delivered by Dr. Bhaskar Chakraborty, IIM, Joka• Field work carried out in Galudih and Bolpur for both Hons and general students of 3rd year• 1st year Hons students carried out their field work among the artisans of Kumartuli• Students’ Seminars were organized for both Hons and general students of 2nd year.• Students carried out a health survey on occupational health hazards among the industrial workers in the vicinity of the college as an extension activity of the department.• Dr. Jayita Roy Ghoshal received a grant for UGC minor project.
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BeNgALi• Published Departmental Wall Magazine, “Srotoswini”• Observed Teachers’ Day• Arranged Students’ Seminar• Organized Parents-Teachers Meeting• Formed Departmental Alumni Body
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BOTANY• Held Parents-Teachers meet on 19/11/16 & 11/3/17• Annual Re-union held on 15/1/17• Students held a Science exhibition on 15/1/17• Departmental wall magazine, “Camellia” (no.5&6) was published• Organized Excursion to AJC Bose Botanical Survey of India, Shibpur, Howrah, for 2nd year Hons and General and 3rd year General students, on 12/1/17• Organized short-distance local excursion to Janai Road for 2nd year Hons students, on 9/3/17• Organized long excursion to Bakkhali and its adjoining areas for 2nd year Hons students, on 13/3/17• Organized Students’ Seminar on 20/4/17• Conducted Green Audit of the flora in the college campus• Trees in the college premises were labeled indicating their popular as well as their scientific names.
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CHemisTrY• Collaborated with the Department of Chemistry, Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis Mahavidyalaya in organizing a 2-day National Seminar on November 25&26, 16• Celebrated Teachers’ Day• Organized an Industrial visit for 3rd year students to R&D and Production units of Berger Paints Factory at Shalimar, Howrah• Teachers & students participated in a picnic at Kalyani Park on Jan 20, 2017• A Wall Magazine, “Chem Is Try” was brought out by the Students• Held Parents-Teachers meet on February 17, 2017• Students’ Seminar held on March 31, 2017
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COmmerCe• Published a Wall Magazine• Organized Students’ Seminar on 3/10/16• Organized Parents-Teachers Meeting on 19/11/16• Organized an educational tour for 3rd year Hons students to “Samriddhi Bhaban”, SBI archive and museum on Strand Road, Kolkata• Arranged a Quiz contest among the students on 19/11/16
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COmPUTer sCieNCe• A one-day workshop on “ System Administration” at MCKV Institute of Engineering, Liluah, on 21/12/16, was attended by 3rd year Hons students• Departmental Students’ Seminar was organized• Students actively participated in celebrating Teachers’ Day• Departmental Re-union was held• A Wall Magazine, CMSA, was published
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eCONOmiCs• Organized an educational tour to Zari Industry at Dhulagarh, Kolrah & Ankurhati, Howrah• Organized a Students’ Seminar on 23/3/17• Organized an invited lecture on Demonetization by Dr. Manas Chaudhuri on 23/3/17• Celebrated Teachers’ Day
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eDUCATiON• Organized a special lecture on Stress Management by Dr. Suparna Das• Organized a Quiz Contest programme• Published Wall Magazine• Celebrated Teachers’ Day
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eNgLisH• Six departmental seminars were held in the 2016-17 session for PG & UG students• Students’ Workshop on ‘Shakespeare and His Art’ held on 23/8/16• Held PG Students’ Seminar on 21/9/16• Formation of the Departmental Career Counselling Cell• Seminar lecture on Research Methodology on 16/9/16 by Professor Dr. Subir Dhar of RBU• Seminar lecture for PG & UG students on Preparations for Competitive Examinations by Dr. Sumahan Bandyopadhyay of Vidyasagar University, on 25/11/16• First Convocation of the Department held on 12/11/16• Observed Teachers’ Day
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HisTOrY• Organized Students’ Seminar on 2/2/17• Organized a special lecture in collaboration with the department of Philosophy on February 2, 2017, on “Mahatma Gandhi and other Alternative Interpretations of India’s Freedom Struggle”. Prof. Abhik kumar Banerjee and Prof. Ranjit Sen were the invited speakers.
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PHiLOsOPHY• Students’ Seminar on “ The Life and Thoughts of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan” was organized on 31/1/17• Organized a special lecture in collaboration with the department of History on February 2, 2017, on “Mahatma Gandhi and other Alternative Interpretations of India’s Freedom Struggle”. Prof. Abhik kumar Banerjee and Prof. Ranjit Sen were the invited speakers.• Organized an educational tour to Gurusaday Museum in Bratachari- gram, Joka, on 28/3/17• Organized Parents-Teachers Meeting on 31/3/17
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POLiTiCAL sCieNCe• Organized Students’ Seminar on February 9, 2017• Organized Parents-Teachers Meeting on February 22, 2017
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sANsKriT• Organized Students’ Seminar on 23/3/17 and the best speaker was awarded• Arranged a special lecture by Professor Amit Bhattacharya of the University of Calcutta, on 31/3/17
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UrDU• Parents-Teachers Meeting was organized for the 1st & 2nd year students• Organized a Students’ Seminar and awarded the best speaker prize• Organized a Farewell for the outgoing students and a Welcome ceremony for the new students
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ZOOLOgY• 1st & 2nd year students partici pated in the Wild Life Conservation programme at Zoological Garden, on 3/3/17 and our students—Sneha Burman, Akash Das & Durba Nath secured 1st, 2nd, and 3rd position respectively in the Quiz competition• Organized an excursion to Indian Museum for 2nd year General students• 1st year Hons students accompanied by their teachers attended a work shop at Poultry Mela on 14/2/17• Celebrated Teachers’ Day • Parents-Teachers Meeting was held on 27/2/17• Organized an educational tour to Vizag & Araku for 2nd year Hons students from 5/3/17 to 8/3/17
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gOVerNiNg BODYPRESIDENT• Shri Rudranil GhoshPRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY• Dr. Soma BandyopadhayayMEMBERS• Dr. Shyamal Karmakar - University Nominee• Dr. Arghya Bandyopadhyay - University Nominee• Sri Nirmalendu Chatterjee - Government Nominee• Sri Mahendra Sharma - Government Nominee• Sri Dibyendu Mukherjee - HMC Representative• Dr. Chandan Chatopadhyay - Teachers’ Representative• Dr. Smritikana Chatterjee (Bandyopadhyay) - Teachers’ Representative• Dr. Indranil Bhattacharyya - Teachers’ Representative• Prof. Krishna Banerjee - Teachers’ Representative• Sri Shekhar Sen - Non-Teaching Representative• Sri Subrata Chakraborty - Non-Teaching Representative• Rohit Raut - Students’ Representative
ADmiNisTrATiONPRINCIPAL• Dr. Soma Bandyopadhayay, MSc, Ph.D.SECTION-IN-CHARGE• Morning Section: Dr. Kakali Biswas, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.• Evening Section: Prof. Sabyasachi Mukherjee, M. ComBURSAR• Prof. Prasanta Mondal, M.A.SECRETARY, TEACHERS’ COUNCIL• Dr. Tarannum Mushtaque, M.A., Ph. D.OFFICE-IN-CHARGE• Day and Evening Section: Shri Shekhar SenACADEMIC-IN-CHARGE• Shri Samar Chatterjee
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fACULTY memBersDEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY
• Dr. Arpita Mandal (Nandi) - M.Sc,Ph.D.(Day)• Manidipa Dutta Gupta - M. Sc. (Day)• Arpita Mistri - M. Sc., (Day)• Dr.Jayita Roy Ghoshal - M.Sc, Ph.D. Head of the Dept.(Day)• Mir Azad Kalam - M.Sc. (Day)• Dr. Lipi Das - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Guest) (Day)• Kaustav Das - M. Sc., (Guest) (Day)• Amalesh Kanrar - M. Sc., (Guest) (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF BENGALI
• Barnali Ghosh Dastidar - M. A. (Day/Eve)• Dr. Uma Bhaduri - M. A,M.Phil.,Ph.D.(Mor/Day)• Dr. Chandrani Banerjee - M.A,M.Phil.,Ph.D (Mor/Day)• Rupali Dhara - M. A., (Day/ Eve)• Siddhartha Sen - M. A., M. Phil. Head of the Dept. (Day/Eve)• Dr.Kakali Biswas - M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D.(Mor/Day)• Mahua Bhattacharya - M.A. (Part-Time) (Day/Eve)• Aparna Koley - M. A. (Part-Time) (Mor/Day)• Kasturi Ghosh - M. A. (Part-Time) (Day/Eve)• Kushal Das - M. A. (Guest) (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
• Sanjib Kr. Saha - M. Sc., (Day)• Dr.Tandra Das -M.Sc,Ph.D. Head of the Dept(Day)• Dr. Aditi Saha - M. Sc., M. Ed., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Pampa Chakraborty - M. Sc. Ph. D. (Day)• Ashim Kumar Chowdhury - M. Sc., M. Phil., B. Ed, (Part-Time) (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
• Dr. lndranil Bhattacharya - M.Sc, Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Susmita Podder - M. Sc. (Gold Medalist), Ph. D., Head of the Dept.(Day)• Dr. Pradip Kumar Tapaswi - M.Sc, Ph.D(Day)
• Dr. Raka Biswas - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Rabindranath Tarafdar - M. Sc., (Part-Time) (Day)• Soumi Majumdar - M. Sc. (Part-Time) (Day)• Prosenjit Manna - M. Sc. (Guest) (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
• Asit Kumar Koner - M. Com., M. B. A., (Eve.)• Sabyasachi Mukhopadhyay - M. Com, Section-in-Charge (Eve.)• Kaberi Pal - M. Com., C. A., I.C. W. A., M. Phil., Head of the Dept. (Day)• Dr. Swapna Roy Chowdhury - M. Com, Ph. D., (Day)• Bhim Rajak – M.Com, M.B.A• Srimanta Prasad Mondal - M. Com. (Part- Time) (Day)• Sudipta Chakraborty - M. Com. (Part-Time) (Eve)• Pradip Kumar De - M. Com. (Part-Time) (Eve)• Avijit Santra - M. Com., M. B. A., PGCACS. (Part - Time) (Eve)• Angshuman Sarkar - M. C. A., M. Phil., (Part- Time) (Day/Eve.)• Rajesh Das - M. Com. (Part-Time) (Eve)• Surajit Maji - M. Com., A. CA (Guest) (Day)• Anjan Sarkar – M.Com, CA (IPCC) • (Guest) (Eve)• Paramita Dey – M.Sc., B.Ed. (Guest) (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
• Dr. Sukhendu Kanrar - M. C. A., M. E., Ph.D. (Computer Science), Head of the Dept. (Day)• Angshuman Sarkar - M. C. A., M. Phil. (Day)• Susikta Das - M. Sc. (Day)• Shambo Saurav Mallik - M. Sc. (Day)• Sumit Chakraborty - B. Tech (Guest) (Day) • Mihir Kumar Mahato - M.Sc., M.Tech, (Guest) (Day)
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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
• Dr. Amal Sarkar - M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Dipa Mukherjee - M. Sc., Ph. D., Head of the Dept. (Day)• Dr. Nildri De - M.A., Ph.D.• Briti Burman - M. A., M. Phil, (Part-Time) (Day)• Shampa Mondal - M. Sc. (Part-Time) (Day/Eve)• Jishnu Hazra - M. Sc. (Guest) (Eve)
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
• Nayana Bhattacharya - M. A., B.Ed. (Mor/Day/Eve) Head of the Dept. • Biplab Chakraborty - M. A. (Mor/Day/Eve)• Ruma Samanta - M. A., B.Ed. (Part-Time) (Mor/Day/Eve)• Krittika Mukherjee - M. A., B.Ed. (Part-Time) (Mor/Day/Eve)• Piyali Pal - M.A. (Guest)• Sukanya Banerjee – M.A. (Guest)• Sairindhri Ghosh – M.A. (Guest)
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
• Dr. Kuntal Chattopadhyay - M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D. (UG/PG) (Day/Eve) Head of the Dept. • Dr. Purnima Mukhopadhyay- M. A., Ph. D. (UG/PG) (Day)• Dr. Shruti Lahiri (Chakraborty - M. A., Ph. D., (UG/PG) (Day)• Moumita Dhar (Dey) - M. A., Morning (UG/PG) • Subhasis Chattopadhyay - M.A., PGDBS• Puja Saha - M. A. (Day/Eve)(Contractual Full Time)• Shameek Ghosh - M. A., M.Phil. (Contractual Full Time) (Day/Eve)• Neetisha Jha - M. A. (Guest) (Day/Mor)• Sanchari Bhattacharya - M. A. (Guest) (Day)• Shubham Chowdhury - M. A (Guest) (Day/Mor)
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT STUDIES
• Dr. Sunit Chakraborty - M. Sc., Ph.D. (Guest) (Day/Eve)
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
• Gautam Ray - M. A., M. Phil, (Day/Eve)• Krishna Banerjee - M. A., Head of the Dept. (Day) • Abanti Adhikari - M. A. (Day)• Prasanta Mondal - M. A. (Day)• Barnali Pal - M. A. (Part-Time) Day• Dr. Sujan Sinha - M. A., M.Phil, Ph.D. (Part- Time)(Mor/Day)• Sk. Alomgir - M. A., M.Phil (Guest) (Mor/Day/ Eve)• Puja Banerjee - M. A. (Guest) (Mor/Day)
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
• Dr. Milan Kumar Das - M. Sc., M. Phil, Ph. D., Head of the Dept. (Day/ Eve.) UG/PG• Dr. Chandan Chattopadhyay - M. Sc., Ph. D., UG/PG (Day/Eve.)• Sumita Mallick - M. Sc., M. Phil., UG/PG (Day/Eve.)• Dr. Swapan Kumar Manna - M. Sc., Ph. D., UG/PG (Day/Eve)• Tinku Ganai – M.Sc., UG/PG• Susanta Ghorai - M. Sc., M. Phil., B. Ed. (Part-Time) (Day/Eve)• Subrata Manna - M. Sc. (Guest) (Day/Eve)
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
• Dr. Smritikana Chatterjee (Bandyopadhyay) - M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D., Head of the Dept. (Day)• Arpita Basak - M. A., M. Phil. (Day)• Minakshi Pramanick – M.A. (Day)• Nimai Das – M.A. (Day)
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• Shukla Sanyal - M. A., M. Phil. (Part-Time) (Day/Mon) • Chokita Mukherjee - M. A., M. Phil. (Guest) (Mor/Day)
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
• Dr. Chandana Ghosh - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Asis Maity - M. Sc., Ph. D., PGCACS (Day)• Dr. Tilak Sinha - M. Sc., Ph. D., Head of the Dept. (Day)• Dr. Supriyo Das - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Saurav Samanta - M. Sc., Ph. D. (On Lien)• Dr. Biswanath Mukherjee - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Pabitra Mandal - M.Sc., Ph.D. (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
• Tarun Kumar Das - M. A., M. Phil. (Day)• Rajkumar Gangopadhyay - M. A., M. Phil. (Day)• Dr. Madhumita Bhadra - M. A., Ph. D., Head of the Dept. (Day)• Tarak Medda - M. A. (Part-Time) (Eve/Day)• Subhashree Pyne - M. A., M.Phil, B.Ed. (Part-Time) (Eve/Day)• Mithun Das - M. A., M. Phil. (Part-Time) (Mor/Day)• Chhandamoni Sahoo - M. A. (Part-Time) (Mor/Day)
DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT
• Dr. Arundhati Kanjilal - M. A., M. Phil. Ph. D., Head of the Dept. (Day) • Tanima Chakraborty - M. A., M. Phil. (Day)• Shanti Gopal Hudati – M.A (Day)• Satabdi Roy - M. A., M. Phil. (Part-Time) (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
• Manas Ranjan Tola - M. Sc. (Guest) (Day)
DEPARTMENT OF URDU
• Dr. Tarannum Mushtaque - M. A., Ph. D., Head of the Dept. (Mor./Day)• Taghazzul Mushtaque - M. A. (Gold Medalist) (Part-Time) (Mor.)• Dr. lmtiaz Ahmed - M. A., Ph. D. (Contractual Full Time) • Dr. Aziza Begum - M. A., Ph. D. (Guest) (Mor./Day)• Zohra Bano - M.A, M.Phil (Mor/Day)• Afsari Begum – M.A, M.Phil (Mor/Day)
DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY
• Subrata Kumar Basu - M. Sc., Head of the Dept. (Day)• Dr. Shukla Mukherjee - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Shampa Sarkar - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Mohua Guha - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Dr. Sabir Hossen Mollah - M.Sc., Ph.D• Dr. Sutirtha Sarkar - M.Sc, Ph.D (Day)• Dr. Anirban Sinha - M. Sc., Ph. D. (Day)• Saswati Biswas - M. Sc. (Part-Time) (Day)
COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH
• Shibasish Mukherjee - M. A. (Eve.)• Subhangan Basu - M.A. (Day)
COLLEGE LIBRARIAN
• Akhilesh Mondal - M. Sc., M. Lib. Sc.• Dr. Swapan Khan – M.Com, BLISC (Gold Medalist), MLISC (Gold Medalist) , Ph.D. (Evening Shift)
SYSTEM ANALYST
• Angshuman Sarkar - M.C.A, M.Phil
ASSISTANT SYSTEM ANALYST
• Shambo Saurav Mallik - M.Sc.
STAFF MEMBERS (WHOLE-TIME)
• Shekhar Kumar Sen - Office-ln-Charge (Day/Eve.)
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• Sankar Roy• Himanshu Bera• Samar Chatterjee• Krishna Kishore Mukherjee• Subrata Chakraborty• Sandip Charan• Pradip Adhikary• Sukanta Ghosh• Padmabati Das• Sabuj Mukherjee• Sanjoy Das
CASUAL STAFF MEMBERS
• Sunil Kumar Maity• Bhabani Prasad Banerjee• Jayanti Chakraborty• Jayati Ghosh Banerjee
• Sanat Das• Prasanta Ghosh• Mithun Mondal• Supriyo Mondal• Santosh Turi• Samit Kundu• Debasis Maity• Prosenjit Roy• Sk. Ershad• Krishnendu Maity• Sourav Das• Abhijit Polley• Shibnath Chakraborty• Satyajit Shil - P.G. Dept. of Maths• Oeishik Das• Subrata Manna• Radheshyam Pradhan
rULes TO Be OBserVeD• Attendance for all classes according to University of Calcutta norm is mandatory.• Discipline and order must be maintained in the class rooms and everywhere in the college compound.• Students must be decent and respectful towards the teachers and non-teaching employees of the college.• No student should cause any inconvenience to his or her fellow students.• The rules and directives issued by the college authority from time to time must be adhered to without any hesitation.• Complaints, if any, must be lodged in proper, peaceful and constitutional manner.• Loitering and creating disturbance in the corridors are strictly prohibited.• Any untoward / indecent act in the college premises shall be sternly dealt with.• Every student must keep his / her identity card in possession and show the same on demand.• No cycle or two-wheeler is allowed to enter through Gate No-1 of the college. The cycles / motorcycles must be kept in the cycle stand within the campus.• Students are advised to collect all relevant information regularly from the college notice board.
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Dr. Soma Bandyopadhyay (Principal)Prof. Rajkumar Gangopadhyay (Co-ordinator) Prof. Prasanta Mondal (Bursar)Prof. Kuntal ChattopadhyayProf. Subrata Kr. BasuProf. Indranil BhattacharyaProf. Arpita Mandal (Nandi)Prof. Krishna BanerjeeProf. Dipa MukherjeeProf. Jayita Roy (Ghoshal)Prof. Chandan Chattopadhyay (Management Representative)Mr. Sekhar Sen (Management Representative)Mr. Shankar Sanyal (External Member)Mr. Ali Hasan (External Member)Prof. Sukhendu Kanrar (Alumni)Mr. Abhijit Roy (Alumni)Student Representative
iNTerNAL QUALiTY AssUrANCe CeLL (iQAC)
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mOrNiNg sHifT
HONs / geN sUBjeCTs
Bengali Hons• Bengali (H)-Political Science (G)-History (G)• Bengali (H)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• Bengali (H)-History (G)-Education (G)
Education Hons• Education (H)-Philosophy (G)-Political Science (G)• Education (H)-History (G)-Political Science (G)• Education (H)-History (G)-Philosophy (G)
English Hons• English (H)-Political Science (G)-History (G)• English (H)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• English (H)-History (G)-Education (G)
Urdu Hons • Urdu (H)-History (G)-Political Science (G)
B.A. General
• History (G)-Bengali (G)-Philosophy (G)• History (G)-Philosophy (G)-English (G)• History (G)-Bengali (G)-Political Science (G)• History (G)-Philosophy (G)-Urdu (G)• History (G)-Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)• English (G)-Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)• Political Science (G)-Bengali (G)-Philosophy (G)• History (G)-English (G)-Political Science (G)• History (G)-Urdu (G)-Political Science (G)• Political Science (G)-Urdu (G)-Philosophy (G)• Political Science (G)-Urdu (G)-Education (G)• History (G)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• Bengali (G)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• History (G)-Bengali (G)-Education (G)• History (G)-English (G)-Education (G)• History (G)-Urdu (G)-Education (G)
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DAY sHifT
HONs / geN sUBjeCTs
Bengali Hons• Bengali (H)-Political Science (G)-History (G)• Bengali (H)-Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)• Bengali (H)-History (G)-Philosophy (G)
Education Hons• Education (H)-Philosophy (G)-Political Science (G)• Education (H)-History (G)-Political Science (G)• Education (H)-History (G)-Philosophy (G)
English Hons
• English (H)-Political Science (G)-History (G)• English (H)-Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)• English (H)-History (G)-Philosophy (G)• English (H)-Political Science (G)-Economics (G)
History Hons
• History (H)-Political Science (G)-English (G)• History (H)-Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)• History (H)-Political Science (G)-Bengali (G)• History (H)-Political Science (G)-Sanskrit (G)• History (H)-Philosophy (G)-Urdu (G)• History (H)-Political Science (G)-Urdu (G)• History (H)-Philosophy (G)-English (G)• History (H)-Philosophy (G)-Sanskrit (G)• History (H)-Philosophy (G)-Bengali (G)
Philosophy Hons
• Philosophy (H)-History (G)-Bengali (G)• Philosophy (H)-History (G)-Sanskrit (G)• Philosophy (H)-History (G)-Political Science (G)• Philosophy (H)-Political Science (G)-Bengali (G)• Philosophy (H)-Political Science (G)-Sanskrit (G)• Philosophy (H)-History (G)-English (G)• Philosophy (H)-History (G)-Urdu (G)• Philosophy (H)-Political Science (G)-English (G)• Philosophy (H)-Political Science (G)-Urdu (G)
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Political Sc. Hons
• Political Science (H)-History (G)-Sanskrit (G)• Political Science (H)-History (G)-Bengali (G)• Political Science (H)-History (G)-English (G)• Political Science (H)-History (G)-Philosophy (G)• Political Science (H)-Sanskrit (G)-Philosophy (G)• Political Science (H)-Bengali (G)-Philosophy (G)• Political Science (H)-History (G)-Urdu (G)• Political Science (H)-Philosophy (G)-English (G)• Political Science (H)-Philosophy (G)-Urdu (G)• Political Science (H)-History (G)-Economics (G)
Sanskrit Hons• Sanskrit (H)-History (G)-Political Science (G)• Sanskrit (H)-Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)• Sanskrit (H)-History (G)-Philosophy (G)
Urdu Hons • Urdu (H)-History (G)-Political Science (G)
B.A. General
• History (G)-Economics (G)-Political Science (G)• History (G)-Economics (G)-Bengali (G)• History (G)-Economics (G)-English (G)• History (G)-Economics (G)-Sanskrit (G)• History (G)-Economics (G)-Urdu (G)• History (G)-Economics (G)-Philosophy (G)• History (G)-Bengali (G)-Philosophy (G)• History (G)-Philosophy (G)-English (G)• History (G)-Bengali (G)-Political Science (G)• History (G)-Philosophy (G)-Urdu (G)• History (G)-Sanskrit (G)-Philosophy (G)• English (G)-Philosophy (G)-Political Science (G)• Political Science (G)-Bengali (G)-Philosophy (G)• Political Science (G)-Bengali (G)-Economics (G)• Political Science (G)-History (G)-English (G)• Political Science (G)-History (G)-Sanskrit (G)• Political Science (G)-History (G)-Urdu (G)• Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)-Sanskrit (G)• Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)-Economics (G)• Political Science (G)-Philosophy (G)-Urdu (G)
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B.A. General
• Political Science (G)-Economics (G)-English (G)• Political Science (G)-Economics (G)-Sanskrit (G)• Political Science (G)-Economics (G)-Urdu (G)• English (G)-Philosophy (G)-Economics (G)• Bengali (G)-Philosophy (G)-Economics (G)• Sanskrit (G)-Philosophy (G)-Economics (G)• Urdu (G)-Philosophy (G)-Economics (G)
B.Com General • BCOM - GENERAL
B.Com Hons • BCOM - HONS
Anthropology Hons • Anthropology (H)-Botany (G)-Zoology (G)
Botany Hons • Botany (H)-Zoology (G)-Chemistry (G)
Chemistry Hons • Chemistry (H)-Mathematics (G)-Physics (G)
Computer Sc. Hons • Computer Science (H)-Mathematics (G)-Physics (G)
Economics Hons• Economics (H)-Statistics (G)-Mathematics (G)• Economics (H)-Political Science (G)-Mathematics (G)
Mathematics Hons• Mathematics (H)-Chemistry (G)-Physics (G)• Mathematics (H)-Computer Science (G)-Physics (G)
Physics Hons• Physics (H)-Mathematics (G)-Chemistry (G)• Physics (H)-Mathematics (G)-Computer Science (G)
Zoology Hons • Zoology (H)-Botany (G)-Chemistry (G)
B.Sc. General
• Botany (G)-Zoology (G)-Anthropology (G)• Physics (G)-Chemistry (G)-Mathematics (G)• Physics (G)-Computer Science (G)-Mathematics (G)• Economics (G)-Computer Science (G)-Mathematics (G)
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eVeNiNg sHifT
HONs / geN sUBjeCTs
Bengali Hons• Bengali (H)-Political Science (G)-History (G)• Bengali (H)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• Bengali (H)-History (G)-Education (G)
English Hons• English (H)-Political Science (G)-History (G)• English (H)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• English (H)-History (G)-Education (G)
B.A. General
• History (G)-Bengali (G)-Political Science (G)• History (G)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• Bengali (G)-Political Science (G)-Education (G)• History (G)-Bengali (G)-Education (G)
B.Com General • BCOM - GENERAL
B.Com Hons • BCOM - HONS
A candidate attending less that 75 per cent but not below 60 per cent of attendance in one or more subjects/groups of subjects shall be declared “Non-Collegiate” and may beallowed to appear at the concerned examination on paymentof requisite Non-Collegiate Fee. A candidate attending less than 60 per cent lectures delivered and practical classes held in one or more subject(s)/group(s) of subjects shall be declared “Discollegiate” and shall be debarred fromappearing at the Examination. Attendance in a subject/group of subjects shall be counted from the date of commence-ment of classes or admission to the course whichever is later.
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The College offers a number of Scholarships / Stipends in due appreciation of the students’ merit and academic excellence.
1. PRINCIPAL RANADA RANJAN CHAKRABORTY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
For obtaining highest marks in the College in Part I & II Hons. Examination (combined). Number of Scholarships: 10, to be given in ten Hons, subjects every year. Instituted by Principal Chakraborty’s elder brother Shri Phani Bhusan Chakraborty, former Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court. The scholarships are offered from the P. F. amount accumulated in the name of Principal R. R. Chakraborty.
2. PROF. ASITAVA DASGUPTA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
No. of scholarship: 3, one each in Arts, Science and Commerce. Students securing the 2nd highest marks in Arts and Science Hons, and the highest marks (1st) in Commerce (Hons.) in Part I, II & III Examinations (combined) are entitled to get a scholarship. These scholarships were introduced by fellow-teachers of Prof. Asitava Dasgupta, who was also a student of this college.
3. PROF. RUDRESWAR DAS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
N. D. College Students’ Welfare Fund
sponsors 2 (two) scholarships in the fond memory of Prof. Rudreswar Das,
to be given on the basis of the results of the Annual Examination of the College every year.
4. PRINCIPAL HARIPADA BHARATI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Smt. Pragati Bharati has instituted this scholarship to commemorate her husband Principal Haripada Bharati, to be given to the first year Philosophy Hons, student who has obtained the highest marks in Philosophy in the H. S. Examination.
5. BIJOY KRISHNA SARKAR SCHOLARSHIP
The Late Prof. Charumohan Sarkar has donated scholarship to make the memory of his late father immortal. The scholarship goes to the English Hons. student of the College, who secures the highest marks in Hons, (at least 2n Class) in the University Final Examination.
6. RASMONI SARKAR SCHOLARSHIP The scholarship goes to the Bengali
Hons. students (at least 2nd class) in the Part I & II examination (combined). Prof. Charumohan Sarkar instituted this scholarship as a mark of respect to the memory of his mother.
7. SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY OF LATE TEACHERS, NON TEACHING EMPLOYEES AND STUDENTS
Prof. Ajit Kumar Das, formerly
sCHOLArsHiP AND sTiPeND
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belonging to the English Dept. of this College, instituted the scholarships for students who come 1st in Arts, Science and Commerce streams separately in Part I, II & III Examinations (combined).
8. GOUR MOHAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Instituted by Dr. Biswanath Sett. The highest marks scorer in Zoology Hons. Part I, II & III Examinations (combined).
9. PRINCIPAL AMARENDRANATH MAJUMDAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Smt. Rekharani Majumdar commemorates her late husband Principal Amarendranath Majumdar. A student scoring the highest marks in B.Sc. General (Pure Science) shall receive this scholarship.
10. PRINCIPAL A. N. MAJUMDAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Instituted by Prof. Becharam Ghosh, a fond student of Principal Majumdar. No. of scholarships: 3, each of these scholarships goes to the topper in Part I & II Hons. Examination (combined) for B. A., B. Sc. And B. Com separately.
11. BISHNU-AVA MEMORIAL PRIZE Prof. Dipak Mukherjee has
come forward with the prize in commemoration of his parents, Late Bishnu Charan and Avarani Mukherjee. (a) The students (1 boy, 1 girl) securing highest marks in Anthropology in B. Sc. General Part I, II & III Examinations (combined), (b) Similar prize will be given to the highest securing boy &
& girl in Anthropology Hons Part I, II & III Examinations (combined).
12. GOURI (JHARNA) BASU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Prof. Barindra Basu, formerly a teacher of the Bengali Dept. instituted these scholarships (a) Bengali Hons, student holding the highest marks in Bengali (at least 50%) in the H. S. Examination, (b) A student securing highest marks in Bengali Hons. Part I & II Examination (combined).
13. RAINA ROY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Prof. Nirmalendu Roy, formerly a teacher of the History Dept. instituted this scholarship in commemoration of Sm. Raina Roy, the grand-daughter of Prof. Roy. The student securing the highest marks in History Hons, in B. A. Part I & II Examination (combined) is to get this scholarship.
14. N. D. COLLEGE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE & NURSING DIVISION SCHOLARSHIP
5 scholarships are offered from donations made by the members of the Ambulance and Nursing Division of the College, (a) Students admitted with the highest grand total in H. S. Examination get three scholarships, one each from B. A., B. Sc. and B.Com. 1st year, (b) Two more scholarships go to the best cadets of the Ambulance and the Nursing Division respectively.
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15. N. D. COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL/AGRICULTURAL WORKER SCHOLARSHIP
2 scholarships instituted by a well-wisher who is unwilling to disclose his identity, to encourage students hailing from the families of industrial/agricultural workers, to be awarded to students securing lst/2nd/3rd position in the Part I & II Examination (combined) in any subject. General students may also be considered for these scholarships if students from the aforesaid background fail to qualify.
16. PRINCIPAL JNANENDRANATH SEN SCHOLARSHIP
A fond student of the late Principal, J. N. Sen has instituted this scholarship. The student who scores the highest marks in Chemistry Hons. (Part I, II and III combined) in the district of Howrah shall receive this scholarship.
17. BEST ATTENDANCE AWARD N. D. College Teachers’ Council gives
this award to a student who attends the highest number of classes (at least 75% or above). Former Principal of the College, Sri Keshab Mukherjee introduced this award in the name of the Teachers’ Council in 1993-94.
18. PRINCIPAL JNANENDRANATH SEN CENTENARY SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been instituted by Principal J. N. Sen Centenary
scholarship. The student who scores the highest marks in Chemistry Hons. (Part I, II and III combined) in the district of Howrah shall receive this scholarship.
17. BEST ATTENDANCE AWARD N. D. College Teachers’ Council gives
this award to a student who attends the highest number of classes (at least 75% or above). Former Principal of the College, Sri Keshab Mukherjee introduced this award in the name of the Teachers’ Council in 1993-94.
18. PRINCIPAL JNANENDRANATH SEN CENTENARY SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been instituted by Principal J. N. Sen Centenary Committee in 1995-96. The scholarship shall be awarded to the Chemistry Hons, student of the College who gets the highest marks in Hons. (Part I, II and III combined).
19. NIRMALYA BAGCHI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Prof. Sailen Bag of the History Dept. of this College has instituted to the highest scorer (Part I, II and III combined) in History Hons. Prof. Bagchi was a reputed History teacher and the former President of WBCUTA.
20. SURESH CHANDRA SARKAR SCHOLARSHIP
The Late Prof. Charu Mohan Sarkar has instituted the scholarship to be given to the student securing highest marks in English Hons. (Part I, II and III combined).
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21. SAROJ HARI SCHOLARSHIP The Late Prof. Srinibash Debnath
has instituted these scholarships to be given to the highest scorer in Botany Hons. (Part I, II and III combined) and Botany General (Part I, II and III combined) respectively. This scholarship has been introduced by Prof. Debnath in the memory of his late parents Sarojini Debnath and Haricharan Debnath.
22. PANCHANAN RATANBALA BAG MEMORIAL AWARD
Prof. Sailen Bag retired Professor of the Dept. of History has introduced 2 prizes to be given to the top scorers from among the boys and girls of History Hons. Examination (Part I, II and III combined). Prof. Bag has instituted this award in the fond memory of his parents.
23. SUDESHNA BAG MEMORIAL AWARD
Prof. Sailendra Kumar Bag, retired professor of the department of History awards the top scorer in History Hons, in the B. A. Examination (Part I, II & III combined).
24. VICE-PRINCIPAL PROF. CHARUMOHAN SARKAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
No. of Scholarship: 2, to be given to the students securing the highest marks in English Hons. Part I & III separately.
25. SMT. MINATI SARKAR MEMORIAL SCHOLALRSHIP
Scholarship to be given to the student securing the highest marks in English Hons. Part II.
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DePArTmeNT Of mATHemATiCsP.G. FACULTY
• Dr. Milan Kumar Das – Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Mathematics• Dr. Chandan Chattopadhyay – Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics• Prof. Sumita Mallik – Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics• Dr. Swapan Kumar Manna - Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics• Prof. Tinku Ganai - Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics• Dr. Sukhendu Kanrar – Lecturer and Head, Dept. of Computer Science
GUEST FACULTY
• Prof. DIlip Kumar Bhattacharya – Professor, Dept. of Pure Mathematics, C.U. (Retired)• Professor Mohan Lal Ghosh – Ph.D. Dept. of Mathematics, North Bengal University (Retired)• Dr. Prasanta Kumar Mahato – Ex-Principal, N.D. College• Professor Sanat Kr. Majumdar – Ph.D., Dept. of Mathematics, I.I.E.S.T., Shibpur• Dr. Sankar Dey – Reader, Dept. of Mathematics, Netajinagar Day College (Retired)• Dr. Nripendra Kumar Saha – Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, N.D. College (Retired)• Dr. Sujata Sinha - Associate Professor, Bangabasi Morning College (Retired)• Dr. Jayasree Sircar – Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Lady Brabourne College (Retired)• Dr. Sushama Pradhan – Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Rammohan College• Dr. Arghya Bandyopadhyaya – Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Khalisani Mahavidyalay• Dr. Tapas Kr. Samanta – Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Uluberia College• Dr. Prasanta Sinha – Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Prabhu Jagatbandhu College• Dr. Mahendra Rong – Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Bangabasi Evening College• Dr. Tanmoy Chaudhuri - Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Birati College• Dr. Tanusree Chowdhury - Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Raja Peary Mohan College• Dr. Ritabrata Biswas - Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Bankura University• Prof. Supratim Das – Lecturer, Barrackpur Rastraguru Surendranath College• Prof. Sumit Chakraborty – Lecturer, Dept. of Computer Science, Amta College• Dr. Bishwambhar Roy - Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Women’s Christian College• Prof. Sujit Sardar – Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Jadavpur University• Prof. Masiur Rahaman Sardar - Assistant Professor, City College• Prof. Bhagyasree Manna
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sYLLABUs sTrUCTUre fOr TwO YeArsm.sC. COUrse iN mATHemATiCs
FIRST SEMESTER _ MODULESPGMATH 411 Algebra - 1 50 Marks
PGMATH 412 Real Analysis & Measure Theory (30+20) 50 Marks
PGMATH 413 Complex Analysis 50 Marks
PGMATH 414 Ordinary Differential Equations & Special Functions 50 Marks
PGMATH 415 Classical Mechanics & Introductory Quantum Theory 50 Marks
THIRD SEMESTER _ MODULESPGMATH 531 Differential Geometry & Algebraic Topology (25+25) 50 Marks
PGMATH 532 Operations Research & Calculus of Variation (35+15) 50 Marks
PGMATH 533 Continuum Mechanics 50 Marks
PGMATH 534 Elective Paper 50 Marks
PGMATH 535 Advanced Paper – I 50 Marks
SECOND SEMESTER _ MODULESPGMATH 421 General Topology & Functional Analysis (25+25) 50 Marks
PGMATH 422 Stochastic Process & Integral Transform 50 Marks
PGMATH 423 Partial Differential Equations & Integral Equations 50 Marks
PGMATH 424 Numerical Analysis & Computer Programming (40+10) 50 Marks
PGMATH 425 Algebra - II 50 Marks
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FOURTH SEMESTER _ MODULESPGMATH 541 Computer Aided Numerical Practical 50 Marks
PGMATH 542 Discrete Mathematics 50 Marks
PGMATH 543 Advanced Paper - II 50 Marks
PGMATH 544 Advanced Paper - III 50 Marks
PGMATH 545 Project 50 Marks
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LisT Of eLeCTiVe PAPers
LisT Of ADVANCeD PAPers
ONe Of THe fOLLOwiNg1. Bio – Mathematics2. Number Theory & Cryptography
1. Gravitational Mechanics and Quantum Mechanics2. Topology, Functional Analysis and Operator Theory3. Solid Mechanics4. Mathematical Biology5. Advanced Algebra6. Advanced Topology & Homology Theory7. Advanced Optimization and Operations Research8. Mathematical Methods in Soft Computing and Automata Theory9. Advanced Cryptography
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ACADemiC CALeNDAr(fOr P.g COUrses iN mATHemATiCs)
1ST SEMESTER : 2017-181st Week of Aug, 17 (Tentative) Commencement of 1st Sem. Classes
1st Week of Dec, 17 (Tentative) Classes dissolve (for 1st Sem)
3rd Week of Dec, 17 (Tentative) To Fill up Examination Form
2nd Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) Issue of Admit Cards
2nd Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) 1st Sem. Examination
3rd Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) Admission to 2nd Sem
3rd Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) Commencement of 2nd Sem
3rd Week of Mar, 18 (Tentative) Publication of result of 1st Sem. Exam
3RD SEMESTER : 2017-1817.07.2017 (Tentative) Commencement of 3rd Sem Classes
1st Week of Dec, 17 (Tentative) Classes dissolve (for 3rd Sem)
2nd Week of Dec, 17 (Tentative) To Fill up Examination Form
1st Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) Issue of Admit Cards
2nd Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) 3rd Sem Examination
3rd Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) Admission to 4th Sem
3rd Week of Jan, 18 (Tentative) Commencement of 4th Sem Classes
3rd Week of Mar, 18 (Tentative) Publication of result of 3rd Sem. Exam
(sUBjeCT TO CHANge)
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exAmiNATiON AND grADATiON regULATiON fOr THe 6 (six) – POiNT grADe sYsTem
Marks Between (Excluding End Points) Multiplicative Factor
75-100 0.02
65-74 0.11
60-64 0.1225
55-59 0.1225
40-54 0.035
35-39 0.1225
0-34 0.032
PerCeNT mArKs grADes (mODULe-wise) NUmeriCAL grADe POiNTs remArKs
75-100 O 5.50-6.00 Outstanding
65-74 A+ 4.50-5.49 Good
60-64 A 4.00-4.49 Fair
55-59 B 3.50-3.99 Satisfactory
40-54 C 3.00-3.49 Average
35-39 D 2.50-2.99 Poor
0-34 F 0.00-2.49 Fail
THe fOLLOwiNg mULTiPLiCATiON fACTOrs sHALL Be UseD fOr THe CALCULATiON Of exACT grADe POiNT –
Example : If a student scores 52% in a particular module. His/her grade point forthe module will be {3.00 + 0.035 x (52-40)} = 3.42
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The semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) will be just the average of the grade points obtained in all the modules of the given semester. If the Numerical Grade Points by a student are denoted by ci (i=1 to 5, as there are 5 modules in each semester), the SGPAwill simply be (∑c i / 5), as all modules have equal weightage.
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) over four semesters shall be calculated by working out simple average of SGPA for individual semester.
On the basis of CGPA obtained by a candidate over four semesters, class will be awarded as follows :
Both SGPA and CGPA will be rounded off to the second place of the decimal and will be shown as such on the mark sheet.
If a student gets F in one or more modules, she/he shall be deemed to have failed in that/those modules only and shall be required to appear at the subsequent examination for that/those modules in a subsequent semester. A student failing to secure 40% marks in aggregate in a semester shall have to appear at the subsequent examination in all the modules. She/he will however, be permitted to continue to the next semester. A student can appear a maximum number of two times (excluding, but immediately after, his/her regular appearance) to clear a particular module or to clear a particularsemester (for those who fail in aggregate), failing which she/he shall be dropped from the rolls of the University/College. A candidate failing in all courses in a semester examination shall have to repeat the semester examination.
A candidate must secure not less than 35% marks in each of the modules to pass the examination, however, she/he must obtain at least 40% in aggregate to qualify for each semester and the final degree.
CGPA GRADE CLASS
5.50-6.00 O (Outstanding) I (First Class)
4.50-5.49 A+ (Good) I (First Class)
4.00-4.49 A (Fair) I (First Class)
3.50-3.99 B (Satisfactory) II (Second Class)
3.00-3.49 C (Average) II (Second Class)
0.00-2.99 F (Fail) X (Fail)
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If a candidate gets F grade in one or more modules in a semester examination his/her SGPA in that semester will be temporarily withheld and GPW (Grade Point Withheld) will be marked against SGPA on the mark sheet.
A fresh mark sheet with duly calculated SGPA will be issued when the candidate clears the module (Grade D or above) subsequently within the stipulated time frame.
fees sTrUCTUreAmOUNT TO Be PAiD fOr ADmissiON TO m.sC. COUrse iN mATHemATiCs
fOr ADmissiON, APPLiCATiON fees : rs.800/- (iNCLUDiNg BANKiNg serViCe CHArge)
FOR THE SESSION 2017-18IST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER
Tuition Fees 9,000 /- Tuition Fees 9,000/-
Session Charges 1,000/- Exam Fees 2,000/-
Library Fees 800/-
Admission Fees 5,000/-
Exam Fees 2,000/-
Maintenance &Developemnet Fees 1,200/-
Total 19,000/- Total 11,000/-
FOR THE SESSION 2017-183RD SEMESTER 4TH SEMESTER
Tuition Fees 9,000 /- Tuition Fees 9,000/-
Session Charges 1,000/- Exam Fees 2,000/-
Library Fees 800/-
Admission Fees 5,000/-
Exam Fees 2,000/-
Maintenance &Developemnet Fees 1,200/-
Total 19,000/- Total 11,000/-
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DePArTmeNT Of eNgLisHP.G. FACULTY
• Dr. Kuntal Chattopadhyay - Associate Professor, H.O.D. & Chairperson• Dr. Purnima Mukherjee - Associate Professor• Dr. Shruti Lahiri - Assistant Professor• Prof. Maumita Dhar (Dey) - Assistant Professor• Prof. Subhasis Chattopadhyay - Assistant Professor
GUEST FACULTY• Professor Shobha Chatterjee - Retd. Professor, Dept. of English, Jadavpur University• Professor Ashok Sengupta - Professor, Dept. of English; formerly Dean, Faculty of Arts, Kalyani University• Professor Chidananda Bhattacharya - Professor, Dept. of English; formerly Dean. Faculty of Arts. Rabindra Bharati University• Professor Subir Dhar - Professor of English and Drector, School of Launguages and Culture; Hon. Director, Tagore-Gandhi Centre, Rabindra Bharati University; Gen Secretary, Shakespeare Society of Eastern India• Prof. Satyabrata Dinda - Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, Yogoda Satsanga Palpara Mahavidyalay, Purba Medinipur• Prof. Sudakkhina Sengupta - Associate Professor, D.C.H. College, Barasat (South)• Dr. Shankar Nath Sen - Retired Professor, Bangabasi Evening College• Dr. Arnab Ray - Assistant Professor, Rabin Mukherjee College• Prof. Abhijit Bhattacharya - Assistant Professor, Nabagram Amar Chand Kundu College, Murshidabad• Prof. Sukanya Pal - Assistant Professor, Jibantala Rokeya Mahavidyalay• Dr. Shyamasree Basu - Assistant Professor, Vidyasagar Evening College, Calcutta• Prof. Madhumita Majumdar - Assistant Professor, Bhangar Mahavidyalay• Dr. Rudrashis Dutta - Assistant Professor, Pritilata Waddedar Mahavidyalay• Prof. Shameek Ghosh - CWTT, Narasinha Dutt College• Prof. Niteesha Jha - Guest Faculty, PG Section, Bhawanipur Eductaion Society College• Prof. Sanchari Bhattacharya - Guest Faculty, Narasinha Dutt College
EXPERT COMMITTEEExpert Committe / Board of Studies for English P.G. Course at Narasinha Dutt College, Howrah
• Dr. Sanjukta Dasgupta - Professor, Dept. of English, Calcutta University• Dr. Ashok Sengupta - Professor, Dept. of English, Kalyani University• Dr. Chidananda Bhattacharya - Professor, Dept. of English, Rabindra Bharati University• Dr. Tirtha Prasad Mukhopadhyay - Professor, Dept. of English, Calcutta University• Dr. Kuntal Chattopadhyay - Associate Professor, Dept. of English, Narasinha Dutt College, Howrah• Dr. Purnima Mukherjee - Associate Professor, Dept. of English, Narasinha Dutt College, Howrah
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AffiLiATiON NO. Of Pg eNgLisHAffiLiATiON. Pg/786A/UCAC/CU DATeD 14/08/2013
fACiLiTies AVAiLABLe• A Departmental Library for PG and Seminar Library for UG• Photocopier in Central and Departmental Library• 1 Desktop, 1 Laptop and class-rooms with ICT Facilities• Wi-fi Internet Connections• Aquaguard and a Bluestar Cooler for drinking water• Air Conditioned PG classrooms, staff rooms and library room• Air Conditioned seminar room• Language Lab• Career Counselling and Placement Cell• Grievance Redressal Cell• Two wheeler stand; Parking Lot• Canteen• Banking Service within College Premises
ACADemiC AND CO-CUrriCULAr ACTiViTies• Regular Seminar Lectures by Visiting Professors from different Universities and Colleges• Students’ Seminar• Wall Magazine• Teachers’ Day Celebration• Freshers’ Welcome• Departmental Publication and Students’ Workshop
Students who fail to attend the University stipulated percentage of attendance shall not be allowed toappear at the Annual/Final Examination
• Dr. Shruti Lahiri - Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, Narasinha Dutt College, Howrah• Prof. Maumita Dhar (Dey) - Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, Narasinha Dutt College, Howrah• Prof Subhasis Chattopadhyay - Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, Narasinha Dutt College, Howrah
SUPPORT STAFF• Dr. Sukhendu Kanrar • Prof. Ansuman Sarkar • Smt. Jayati Banerjee • Sri Sanjay Das
sYLLABUs sTrUCTUre fOr TwO YeArm.A. COUrse iN eNgLisH
PAPER 1
Unit 1 a) Elizabethan Theatre, b) Everyman
Unit 2 a) Prologue to the Canterbury Tales, b) Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Unit 3 a) King Lear, b) Measure for Measure
PAPER 2
Unit 1 a) Elizabethan Poetry other than Shakespeare (Selected), b) Bacon’s Essays (Selcted)
Unit 2 a) Dr. Faustus, b) Volpone, c) Metaphysical Poets (Selected)
Unit 3 a) The Way of the World, b) Moll Flanders
PAPER 3
Unit 1 a) Blake : Songs of Innocence and Experience (Selected), b) Keats : Long Poems, Sonnets, Lyrics (Selected)
Unit 2 a) Prometheus Unbound, b) Frankenstein
Unit 3 a) Wuthering Heights, b) Browning (Selected)
THe firsT UNiT Of eACH PAPer CArries 20 mArKs AND TwO OTHer UNiTs 40 mArKs eACH
seLeCTiONs TO Be ANNOUNCeD AT COmmeNCemeNT Of COUrse
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PAPER 4
Unit 1 a) Greene : The Power and the Glory, b) 20th Century Poetry (Selcted Poems from Faber book of Modern Verse)
Unit 2 a) Heart of Darkness, b) Murder in the Cathedral, c) Katherine Mansfield : Selcted Stories
Unit 3 a) Waiting for Godot, b) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
PAPER 5
Unit 1 Literary Terms
Unit 2 Aristotle, Sidney, Coleridge, Wordsworth
Unit 3 Derrida, Barthes, Bakhtin, Aijaz Ahmad
PAPER 6
SPECIAL AUTHOR
Virginia Woolf, Amitav Ghosh, William Golding, Philip Larkin (One Author)
Unit 1 & 2 Selected Texts will be announced at the commencement of course
Unit 3 Essay
PAPER 7
GENDER AND LITERATURE
Unit 1 a) Christina Rossetti : Goblin Maket, b) Sylvia Plath : The Bell Jar
Unit 2 a) Mary Wollstonecraft : A Vindication of the Rights of Women, b) Simone de Beauvoir : The Second Sex
Unit 3 a) Ibsen : A Doll’s House, b) Virginia Woolf : A Room of One’s Own
PAPER 8
AMERICAN LITERATURE
UNIT I : POETRY
a) Walt Whitman : Leaves of Grassb) Robert Frost - After apple picking; An Old Man’s Winter Night; The Death of the Hired Man; The Mending Wallc) Langston Hughes - The Negro Mother; Let America be America; Shakespeare in Harlem; Cultural Exchange; Dream Deferredd) Sylvia Plath - Ariel; The Colossus; Lesbos; Lady Lazarus; Daddy
UNIT II : FICTION
a) Ernest Hemingway : Farewell to Armsb) Alice Walker : The Colour Purplec) Amy Tan : Joy Luck Clubd) Rudolpho Anaya : Bless me, Ultimae) Silko : Ceremony
UNIT III : DRAMA
a) Eugene O’Neill : Mourning Becomes Electrab) Arthur Miller : Death of a Salesmanc) Tennesse Williams : A Street Car Named Desired) Edward Alby : The Zoo Storye) Lorraine Hansberry : A Raisin in the Sun
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INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH AND TRANSLATIONS
UNIT I : POETRY
a) Sarojini Naidub) Nissim Ezekielc) Kamala Dasd) A.K. Ramanujan
10 Selected Poems of any two Poets - 5 Poems from each poet
UNIT II : FICTION (ANY TWO AUTHORS)
a) R.k Narayan i) Salt and Sawdust ii) Guru iii) A Breath of Lucifer iv) The Shelter v) An Astrologer’s Day vi) Nagab) Salman Rushdie : Midnight’s Childrenc) Bhisham Sahni : Tamasd) Jhumpa Lahiri : Interpreter of Maladies
UNIT III : DRAMA (ANY TWO PLAYS)
a) Badal Sircar : Ebong Indrajitb) Mahesh Dattani : Tarac) Vijay Tendulkar : Ghasiram Kotwald) Girish Karnad : Tughlaq
SYLLABUS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGES, IF REQUIRED
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ACADemiC CALeNDArPg - i AND Pg - ii
PG - I
• Online Admission Procedure : After Publication of CU Part III Hons Results ( For Information see College Website, PG Page)• Commencement of PG I Classes : Aug 2017• Unit I Exam : 20 Marks Each Paper ( 20 x 4 = 80 Marks ) : End Jan, 2018• Study Leave : One Month Prior to Commencement of Part I Exam• Unit II & III Exams ( MA Part I ) 80 x 4 = 320 Marks : July, 2018• Publication of Results : November, 2018
AMOUNT TO BE PAID FOR ADMISSION TO M.A. COURSE IN ENGLISH1ST YEAR (2017-18) 2ND YEAR (2017-18)
Tuition Fees 12,000 /- Tuition Fees 12,000/-
Session Charges 1,000/- Session Charges 1,000/-
Library Fees 500/- Library Fees 500/-
Admission Fees 7,000/- Admission Fees 7,000/-
Exam Fees 2,000/- Exam Fees 2,000/-
Total 22,500/- Total 22,500/-
2 Years’ Total Course Fees : Rs. 45,000/-
PG - II
• Provisional Admission to PG II Course : Within two weeks after MA Part 1 Exam is over.• Commencement of PG II CLaasess : About 15 days after completion of Part 1 Exam• Unit Test I : 20 Marks each paper ( 20 x 4 = 80 Marks ) End Jan, 2018• Study Leave : One Month Prior to Commencement of Part II Exam• Unit II & III Exams ( MA Part II ) 80 x 4 = 320 Marks : July, 2018• Publication of Results : First week of September, 2018
FOR ADMISSION FORM CUM APPLICATION FORMRs. 500 + BANKING SERVICE CHARGE
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ratha Yatra 25th june, 2017 sundayld-ui-fitar 26th june, 2017 mondayjanmastami 14th August, 2017 mondayindependence Day 15th August, 2017 Tuesdayeid-Ul-Azha 2nd september, 2017 saturdayViswakarma Puja 17th september, 2017 sundaymahalaya 19th september, 2017 TuesdayPuja Vacation 26th september, 2017 Tuesday to 26th October, 2017 saturdaymuharram 1st October, 2017 sundaymahatma gandhi’s Birthday 2nd October, 2017 mondayChatt Puja 26th October, 2017 Thursdayjagaddhatri Puja 29th October, 2017 sundayguru Nanak’s Birthday 4th November, 2017 saturdayfateha Doaz Daham 2nd December, 2017 saturdaywinter recess 25th December, 2017 monday to 31st December, 2017 sundayNew Year’s Day 1st january, 2018 mondaysaraswati Puja 22nd & 23rd january, 2018 monday & TuesdayNetaji’s Birthday 23rd january, 2018 TuesdayUniversity foundation Day 24th january, 2018 wednesdaymaghotsav 25th january, 2018 Thursdayrepublic Day 26th january, 2018 fridaysivaratri 13th february, 2018 TuesdayNarasinha Dutt memorial Day 28th february, 2018 wednesdayDol Yatra 1st march, 2018 ThursdayHoli 2nd march, 2018 fridaygood friday 30th march, 2018 fridayeaster saturday 31st march, 2018 saturdayChaitra sankranti 14th April, 2018 fridayBengali New Year’s Day 15th April, 2018 sundaymay Day 1st may, 2018 Tuesdayrabindra jayanti 9th may, 2018 wednesdayBuddha Purnima 22nd may, 2018 saturdaysummer recess 16th may, 2018 Tuesday*Subject to Change to 30th june, 2018 wednesday
LisT Of HOLiDAYs 2017-18
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PrOsPeCTsDePArTmeNTs fUTire AVeNUes
Anthropology Civil services, NgO, Health Care services, education sector, Developemental Aid work, Teaching
Bengali Teaching, w.B.C.s., journalism, script writing, social media related job
Botanyresearch, Teaching in school, College & University, iiTs, iCAr, indian Agricultural service, indian forest service, Civil service exams, Botanical survey of india, PsC, UPsC exams, Tea garden, scholarship of foreign Universities.
ChemistryPost graduation in different Universities in west Bengal and outside, integrated ms-PhD in iisC, iiser, Niser, m.sc in iiTs, B.Tech (Applied), in C.V, m.sc in ism Dhandbad, m.sc in interdisciplinary subjects
Commerce Post graduation in different Universities, CA, iCwA, Cs, Laws,jobs in Bank, govt. services such as wBCs, BAAs, Clerkship, Bank serice and other Non-govt. services.
Computerscience
m.sc, m.C.A, job in iT, Bank, CesC, m.Tech, Ph.D, m.Phil, school Teacher, Lecturer, website Department, On-line Business.
economics Pg studies and research, teaching, jobs in market research and analysis, opporunities in various financial bodies.
education Teaching jobs in schools and colleges, especially in numerous teachers training institutions.
english Teaching in schools and colleges, jobs in media, publishing houses, wBCs and uther PsC jobs, Content writing, jobs in NgOs, Translation Assignment.
History Teaching in schools and colleges, Advocate, govt. services, Private Co. services, Civil services, i.e. w.B.C.s.
mathematicsTeaching in schools and colleges, scope for Administrative jobs in wBCs, iAs, etc, jobs in railway, LiC, Banking sector, Computer Oriented job, research work in different institutions for pursuing further study.
Philosophy Post graduation in different Universities, Teaching, Civil service, NgO and social work.
Physics Teaching and research oriented assignment in schools, Colleges, Universities and institutes, various jobs through competitive exainations.
Political science Post graduation in University, Teaching Program, NgO, Civil service, social work, etc.
sankrit Teaching in schools and colleges, various jobs in govt. Offices through competitive examinations.
Urdu Teaching, w.B.C.s, social media, journalsim, etc.
Zoology Teaching in schools, Colleges and other institutions of learning, jobs in the Pharmaceutical sector, Laboratories.
