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Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya [Govt. Sponsored]

Estd. – 1964

P.O.-Kismat BajkulDist.-Purba MedinipurPin Code-721655 Web: www.bajkulcollege.org

E-mail: [email protected]

Prospectus – 2019-’ 20

Contents Sl. No. Particulars Items/ Facts Page No.

1. About us

The College at a glance

4-9

About the College Golden History of the college Donor’s List From the Desk of President From the Desk of Teacher-in-charge Location Mission & Vision Aims & Objectives NAAC Accreditation Status

2. Administration

Administrative Body

10-13

Governing Body Teacher’s Council Board of Studies (BoS) for PG Section Examination Cell Committees, Sub-committees & Cells IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell) Students Union

3. Academics

Academic Departments & Teaching Faculties

(i) Language & Literature

14-33

(ii) Pure Science (iii) Bio-science (iii) Interdisciplinary & Earth Science (iv) Social Science (v) Technical Disciplines (vi) Career oriented Disciplines (vii) Library Science

Non-teaching Staff

(i)Department wise Non-teaching Staff (iii) Office Non-teaching Staff (iv) Casual Office Non-teaching Staff

Magazines from the College and different Departments

http://www.bajkulcollege.org/

Publication from the College and different Departments with ISBN

Research Activities (MRP/ Ph. D. Work/ Research Publication) Academic Programmes like Seminar, Workshop, etc. List of Holidays Academic Calendar Rules for Discipline of the College Data on admitted students Results

4. Admission

Subject taught

34 - 48

Intake Capacity Roll Strength Combination/ Bunching of Subjects Admission of the Student in details (Policy & Rules,Online

Admission, etc.) Fees Structure & Abstract of Fees Under Graduate Admission & Registration Schedule for the

Academic Session – 2017-’18 Counselling and Admission Schedule for 2017 – ’18 Concession of Fees Transfer Rules Changing Subjects Students Attendance Rules Registration Rules

5. Infrastructural

Facilities

College Campus

49 - 52

College Building

Students’ Common Rooms

Library (Central & Departmental)

Women’s’ Hostel

Canteen

Play Ground, Gymnasium & Indoor Sports Training Facility

Seminar Hall & Medical Unit

Golden Jubilee & Subarna Jayanti Memorial Building

6. Co-curricular Activities

NSS (National Service Scheme) 53

NCC (National Cadet Corps)

7.

UGC Oriented Career oriented Courses/ WBSCHE & VU affiliated Courses

ITI (Industrial Training Institute)

54 - 55

Communicative English Career Counselling Programmes College Campussing & Directly Employment Opportunities from

Automobile Maintenance & ITI

Special Camp for NSS, NCC, Yoga & Red Cross Society

8. Others

Alumni Association

56-58 Scholarship & Stipends Special/ Memorial Prizes & Awards UGC Funded Remedial Coaching & Tutorial Class Facility Educational Tour & Field Works

9. Future Planning 59 10. Photo Gallery 60 - 68

1. About Us: I. College Profile at a glance

Sl. No. Particulars Description 1. Year of Establishment 1964 2. Recent Designation NAAC Re-accredited Co-educational Degree College (Govt. Sponsored)

3. Location 22°01´37.5´´ N - 22°01´29.9´Ń & 87°49´11.3´É - 87°49´01.6´É; Kismat Bajkul, Purba Medinipur-721655

4. Address (Mailing) P.O.-Kismat Bajkul, P.S.- Bhagwanpur, Dist.-Purba Medinipur, State- West Bengal, Country-India, PIN-721655.

5. Contact No. 03220 274291 (Principal)/274460 (Office) 6. E-mail Id [email protected] 7. Website www.bajkulcollege.org

8. Affiliation C/186/Affi. Dt. 03/09/64, Formerly Calcutta University & now Vidyasagar University (1985)

9. Recognition 2F & 12B under UGC Rules/ Act-1994 10. Financial Category Grant in Aid

11. Source of Income Grant, Donation, Subscription, Self-financing, Course Fees, Development Fees, etc.

12. College Accommodation & Infrastructure

College Campus of 12.5 Acre/ 48,563.33 sq metre provides Academic & Administrative Buildings (with well-equipped laboratories & Library), Canteen, Play Ground, Indoor Sports Hall, Hostel, Staff Quarter, Dormitory, Cycle Stand, Gymnasium, Night Guard Quarter, SBI Bank, Indigenous Garden, ITI and PG Building, Inter-campus Road, Large Pond & Constructing Auditorium.

13. Hostel Accommodation Women’s Hostel with 30 intake capacity 14. Roll Strength Total: 4200 (including PG, DDE & ITI Sections)

15. Course Provided (i)UG (18-Hons. & 23-General), (ii) PG (on Regular-5& Distance Mode-5), (iii) Certificate Course (1), (iv) Self-financing Course (1) & (v) ITI (Trading Course-2)

16. Departments 23-Departments including Hons., General, Major & PG

17. Teaching-Learning System

(i)Class Lecture, (ii) Practical Class, (iii) Tutorial & Remedial Class, (iv) Group Discussion, (v) Process Slide Show, (vi) Field Work, (vii) Educational Tour, (viii) Students’ Practice Teaching, (ix) Conversation Class, (x) Seminar, (xi) Symposium, (xii) Inter-disciplinary Lecture, (xiii) Career Canselling for Competitive examination, etc.

18. Automobile Maintenance Self-financing Most Relevant Career oriented Course (One & Unique in our university)

19. ITI Job oriented Trading Programme (Central Govt. Aid)

20. Library Capacity & Facility

4000 sq. ft. with ~29500 books, CD Books -356+, 29+ journals, 7+ magazines, 4+ News Papers & Open Access Reading & Lending, Searching Web OPAC, Searching e-journals and e-books through N List Programme of INFLIBNET, Book Bank and Internet Searching

21. Co-curricular Activities Most activated Yoga, NSS & NCC Programmes

22. Research Activities Involvement of teachers and students in Co-curriculum Field Project Work, Minor Research Project, DST-Project, Ph. D. Research Work, etc.

23. Vehicle Stand & Canteen Facility

Providing well spaced vehicle stand & functioning canteen in college campus

24. Staff Quarter & Dormitory Facility

Principal & Staff Quarter and Dormitory Facility for teachers

25. Play Ground & Indoor Sports Facility

Play ground for outdoor games & Indoor Sports Centre for Indoor games

26. Gymnasium Facility Well-equipped Gymnasium with multi-gym facilities

II. About the College: Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya(affiliated to Vidyasagar University) was re-accredited with grade "B" (2.66) by NAAC in the year2015. Our college is one of the larger colleges in rural Bengal in terms of strength of students (about 4,200) and the number of subjects taught (18- Honours Disciplines & 22- General Disciplines) at the undergraduate and recently postgraduate levels (5-Regular PG Courses & 5-DDE Mode PG Courses). The college campus consists of a lush green atmosphere with play ground, flower gardens, large UG and PG buildings, gymnasium, indoor sports training facilities, students’ hostel, bank, students’ canteen, cycle stand, teachers’ accommodation, Principal’s quarters etc. Currently, an attempt is being made to revamp the outlook of the college by painting all the buildings and major repair works. New constructions for general auditorium, boys’ hostel inside the extended campus, opening of a canteen with modern facilities and subsidized food, digital cataloguing of library books and journals, air conditioned library reading room, photocopy facilities for students and to provide better class room facilities with LCD projectors and ceramic boards etc. are in offing. At our college, a wide variety of subjects are offered at the undergraduate (UG) level. The postgraduate (PG) courses are offered in Sanskrit, Bengali, Geography, Philosophy and History. Our college receives a well‐mixed pool of students from rural and rurban areas. Our students come out with flying colours and they do well in further higher studies. Many of our students excel in Research works and in high profile jobs all over the country and abroad.

III. Golden History of the College: Our College celebrated its Golden Jubilee in the year 2014 through various cultural functions, series of seminars, discussion,etc. The foundation stone of our college Bajkul Milani Mahvidyalaya was laid on 3rd September, 1964 as a Govt. sponsored college under Calcutta University. It has come under the prevue of Vidyasagar University since 1985. Its birth owes initially to the sacrifice of the local people in the form of financial assistance and donation of landed property. Many educationists and patricians with lofty ideas extended their helping hands in the formative stage of the college. Late Abha Maity the then Honourable Minister of the Govt. of West Bengal (who later became a Central Minister) undertook the pioneering activities for founding and further in the advancement of the college with the able assistance of many patrons and donors like Late Subodh Chandra Maity, Late Khagendranath Samanta, Late Bharat Bijoy Maity, Late Amiya Kumar Maity, Late Jogendranath Pradhan, Late Sristidhar Pradhan and others. The institution remains ever grateful to them. A list of some noble hearted donors of this college is given bellow:

IV. Donor’s List behind Foundation of College: Sl. No.

Name of Donors Address Amount (Rs./-)

Sl. No.

Name of Donors Address Amount (Rs./-)

1. W. B. Government (DPI) 53. Dr. Surapati Maity Saripur 501.00 2. Shri Sristidhar Pradhan Garbari 16,001.00 54. Debendranath Mondal Maklasi 501.00

3. Khagendranath Samanta Bajaberia 12,000.00 55. Teachers, Dhanyashri

K. C. High School Dhanyashri 501.00

4. Hrishikesh Maity Barabari 10,001.00 56. Sarojini Maity Kakra 501.00 5. Shashi Bhushan Sau Tiorkhali 10,000.00 57. Durgaram Maity Dhanyashri 501.00 6. Anil Kumar Mishra Shyamsundarpur 3,751.00 58. Bhutnath Giri Brindabanpur 501.00

7. Teachers, Dibakarpur High School

Dibakarpur 3,000.00 Sl. No.

Name of Donors Address Land

Holdings (Acre)

8. Dibakarpur High School Dibakarpur 3,000.00 59. Khagendranath Samanta Bajaberia 1.38 9. Binodini Bhakta Patna 1100.00 60. Benimadhab Samanta Kakhuriabari 1.15 10. Nikunja Behari Maity Kalagachhia 1001.00 61. Karalicharan Singha Hinchageria 0.77 11. Asim Kumar Maity Rasikachak 1001.00 62. Nagendranath Bera Tiorkhali 0.69 12. Sachindranath Giri Barghuni 1001.00 63. Gajendranath Jana Tethibari 0.51 13. Ishan Chandra Giri Thakurnagar 1000.00 64. Sarada Samanta Bajaberia 0.50 14. Bhikhari Pradhan Kulbari 850.00 65. Debendranath Parua Bajaberia 0.50

15. Teachers, Kandapasra Deshapran High School

Kandapasra 800.00 66.

Jagadish Singha Hinchageria 0.44

16. Upendranath Giri Kakra 750.00 67. Jogendranath Pradhan Bajaberia 0.38 17. Paresh Chandra Bera Purbachak 510.00 68. Bhuban Ch. Pradhan Bajaberia 0.38

18. Ishar Chandra Sahoo Kaliachak 505.00 69. Sailendranath Pradhan Bajaberia 0.38 19. Prabir Chandra Khanra Nandapur 501.00 70. Pratap Chandra Parua Bajaberia 0.29 20. Prabhat Kumar Manna Baraghuni 501.00 71. Asutosh Singha Hinchageria 0.29 21. Gopinath Panja Bajkul 501.00 72. Bhutnath Samanta Bajaberia 0.27 22. Satrughna Bera Kalaberia 501.00 73. Khirod Chandra Bera Bajaberia 0.25 23. Nibaran Parua Kashimpur 501.00 74. Surendranath Maity Lohabar 0.25 24. Biman Kusum Santra Hanubhunia 501.00 75. Khagendranath Maity Garbari 0.25 25. Pankaj Behari Khatua Barberia 501.00 76. Bibhuti Bhushan Samanta Kakhuriabari 0.25 26. Ramnarayan Mondal Porachingra 501.00 77. Khudiram Jana Tethibari 0.25 27. Prasanta Kumar Hazra Barberia 501.00 78. Paritosh Maity Lohabar 0.23

28. Nandigram 10 No. Upper Primary Sikhshak Samiti

Nandigram 501.00 79.

Haripada Roy Kakhuriabari 0.17


Nandigram 501.00 80. Bhikhan Chandra

Pradhan Bajaberia 017

30. Kartik Chandra Manna Haria 501.00 81. Bhutnath Pradhan Bajaberia 0.17 31. Dinanath De Abasberia 501.00 82. Harekrishna Bera Bajaberia 0.12 32. Smt. Sarojini De Abasberia 501.00 83. Bhushan Ch. Pradhan Bajaberia 0.12


Nandigram 501.00 84.

Srikanta Pradhan Bajaberia 0.12

34. Haripada Jana Tethibari 501.00 85. Gobinda Prasad Pradhan Narayandari 0.12 35. Bipin Behari Bera Talla 501.00 86. Tarendranath Manna Narayandari 0.12 36. Nagendra Nath Bera Purbachak 501.00 87. Bibhuti Bhushan Bera Bamunchak 0.12 37. Rasbehari Samanta Kakhuriabari 501.00 88. Anil Kr .Mukhyopadhyay Kajlagarh 0.12

38. Najirbazar Khadi o Gramodyog Sangha

Bajkul 501.00 89.

Shaktipada Jana Tethibari 0.12

39. Sristidhar Das Purbachak 501.00 90. Rasbehari Maity Tehibari 0.12 40. Binoy Kumar Das Dalbar 501.00 91. Bhupendranath Maity Lohabar 0.10 41. Radhaganj Bazar Committee Radhaganj 501.00 92. Bhushan Ch. Pradhan Narayandari 0.10 42. Anil Kumar Maity Patna 501.00 93. Anukul Jana Tethibari 0.10 43. Anil Kumar Jana Chunkhabari 501.00 94. Gosta Behari Pradhan Boyalia 0.10 44. Shrijukta Iswar Ch. Maity Rasikachak 501.00 95. Pashupati Manna Narayandari 0.07 45. Panchanan Mondal Sultanpur 501.00 96. Banamali Pradhan Narayandari 0.05 46. Banga Bijoy Maity Rasikachak 501.00 97. Suresh Ch. Bhunia Tethibari 0.05 47. Bhujanga Bhushan Maity Rasikachak 501.00 98. Ramesh Ch. Bhunia Tethibari 0.05 48. Dr. Rajani Ranjan Bera Rasikachak 501.00 99. Dinesh Chandra Tethibari 0.04 49. Santosh Kumar Mondal Srikrishnapur 501.00 100. Nagendra Nath Jana Tethibari 0.01 50. Smt. Prabhabati Das Bankaboyalia 501.00 101. Sudhir Chandra Jana Tethibari 0.01 51. Radhakrishna Bhakta Patna 501.00 102. Ram Maity Tethibari 0.02 52. Gopinath Manna Das Gomutha 501.00 103. Biren Maity Tethibari 0.12

V. From the Desk of President:

Mr. Ardhendu Maity, (MLA, Bhagwanpur Assembly Constituency-2001, 2006, 2011 & 2016)

President of the Governing Body, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya, Kismat Bajkul, Purba Medinipur - 721655

Foundation-stone of Bajkul Milani Mahvidyalaya was laid on 3rd September, 1964 as a Govt. sponsored college under Calcutta University. It has come under the purview of Vidyasagar University since 1985. Its birth owes initially to the sacrifice of the local people in the form of financial assistance and donation of landed property. Late Abha Maity ( First Founder President of the Governing Body of this college : 03.09.1964-28.02.1965 ) the then Hon’ble Minister of the Govt. of West Bengal (who later became a Central Minister) undertook the pioneering activities for founding and further in the advancement of the college with the able assistance of many patrons and donors like Late Subodh Chandra Maity, Late Jogendranath Pradhan, Late Khagendranath Samanta, Late Bharat Bijoy Maity, Late Amiya Kumar Maity, Late Sristidhar Pradhan and others. The Institution remains grateful to them. It is a Rural Institution in the Junction of Digha Road and Egra Road with 48,563.33 Sq. metre areas. The college has a built up area of 6,268.15 Sq. metre only. We have a play ground with a large beautiful pond, Gymnasium, biggest Indoor Sports Facility Centre, canteen, teacher’s dormitory, women’s hostel, intra-bank facility with well developed main college building into 4-main segments like southern administrative cum frontal academic sector, eastern central library and related sector, northern UG sector and western PG Sector with large ITI section. More than 30,000 books and journal facility of our Central Library excluding all of the departmental libraries can be proud to us in

comparism with other institution. Present student strength is 4200. The college is situated in the Milan-bhumi of three villages like Tethibari, Bajkul and Khakhuriabari. Students from all six Thanas like Bhagawanpur, Khejuri, Nadigram, Chandipur, Bhupatinagar & Potashpur comes here for taking higher education in Undergraduate and Post-graduate courses. Not only that a remarkable student comes from Sabang, Pingla and Moyna PS and also from South 24-Parganas. The college has now 23 general subjects out of which 18 Honours Subjects and one Major course in Automobile Maintenance. The college opened three regular Post-graduate courses in Sanskrit, Bengali, Geography and Environmental Management, Philosophy and History. We are ready to offer Information and Communication Technology (ICT) enabled class rooms to all departments within 2020. We shall start more job oriented courses also 2017 onwards. We have also started an Industustrial Training Institute (ITI) to extend and enhance skills and Jobs amongst the local people. We have the intention to curve the institution in the Semester-based UGC Education curriculum to project it an autonomous character. I convey my heartiest new session’s greetings of 2019 to the affiliating Vidyasagar University, All present and past students & Staffs of this generous Institution. All good-minded people are also requested to join hands with us to transform this college into a University in the near days.

VI. From The Desk of Teacher-in-Charge (TIC):

Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath,

Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya,Kismat Bajkul, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, India-721655

The Bajkul Milani Mhaavidyalaya was established on 3rd September 1964 as a Government sponsored College under the Calcutta University. It has come under the preview of the Vidyasagar University with effect from 1985. Its birth initially owes to the sacrifice of the local people in the form of financial assistance and landed property. Many educationists and patricians with lofty ideas extended their helping hands in its formative stage. It was a cherisheddream of late freedom fighter and the-then Minister Smt. Abha Maity. The site of the College has a charming view in the background of a luxuriant landscape of nature. It is situated by the side of the Kolkata-Digha highway (NH-116B Nandakumar-Digha highway), and Digha –Tamluk-Panskura-Mecheda-Howrah and Digha –Tamluk-Panskura-Kharagpur (S.E) railway has passed away embracing the College campus. From a humble beginning, the College has been flourished remarkably and has been serving the cause of education with a fair measure of distinction during the last 54 years. Where the College have been started with 20 students with 08 general subjects in 1964now it has been increased in nearly 252 fold i.e. 4200 students with 24 U.G. subjects and 01 major subjects and also 5-P.G. subjects. Among these our College offers honours course in 18 subjects and general course in 24 subject along with 01 major Automobile Maintenance (3-yrs.) at under graduate level and Sanskrit, Geography, Philosophy, History and Bengali P.G. (M.A./M.Sc.) level in regular course. The praiseworthy performance of students of various departments like Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Physiology etc has been proved by their consistently good academic records by attaining the position 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the whole vidyasagar university. Our college not only champion in academic side but also champion in cultural side as our college students scored as champion in the Football Soccer Tournament-2016 in Vidyasagar University. Nine Football players from our college have been selected in the Vidyasagar University Football Team in 2016. Our students also received first position in the District Science Fair, 2016 by preparing a Agriculture-based-SMS Model on 23rd December 2016. Our students gladly participated (November-2016) in the 75th year of Great Escape of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. They stood first in the English Essay Writing and Photograph drawing on Subhas Chandra Bose in the district level. Beside the above, the college can boast of 28-qualified permanent full time teachers, 32-part-time teachers, 11- whole time contractual teachers and 71-guest teachers and also many number of highly experienced and qualified eminent visiting faculties, 56-non-teaching staff and about five thousand students along with three NSS unit, NCC, Indoor and Outdoor sports facilities with big play ground and big pond for swimming and also beautiful garden, Women’s hostel and teachers’ dormitory, larger central library with over 30,000 books, dept. seminar library and also student motivated memorial prizes and five P.G. (M.A./M.Sc.) course in Bengali, English, Sanskrit, Geography and History under distance mode of Vidyasagar University and Two Industrial training courses like Fitter and Electrician (ITI) under N.C.V.T. New Delhi. On behalf of this glorious Institution, our mission is to encourage the students in general to develop their latent talents and innate ideas through value-based education under the ideology of great men and women of India and World. In recent future we shall start more P.G. Course and more job oriented courses like NET & SLET, School and

College Service Examinations etc. At last on behalf of the Institution, I try my best to uphold the fame and glory of the college by inspiring the teachers for research work, publishing papers and books, to undertake minor and major research projects, inspiring the students in more co curricular activities, to construct boys’ hostel, extension of teachers’ quarter and women’s hostel imparting of training in computer courses to Non-Teaching staff for better administration etc. And, in recent, we have taken steps to apply us to the University Grants Commission for C P E and Autonomous College in the 2017-18 session. The college has been reaccredited by NAAC as good college (B category) with CGPA: 2.66 in the April 2015. I hope, our college will bag of ‘A’ Certificates from NAAC, AISHE and other accreditating organizations on and from 2017-18 session.

VII. LOCATION: Geographically, our institution, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya is situated in between 22°01´37.5´´ N to 22°01´29.9´Ń latitude and 87°49´11.3´É to 87°49´01.6´É longitude.Geomorphologically, this is on Bajkul suburb zone over Coastal Purba Medinipur. The site of the college has a charming view in the background of luxuriant rural landscape of nature. At the same time it enjoys a network facility of communications making possible quick travels to important places like Digha (towards South), Calcutta (towards North), two neighbourhood district towns, Midnapore (towards North-West) and Tamluk (towards North) and Bwagwanpur Police Station (towards West). Thus the institution has got an extended hinterland from over which thousands of students may avail themselves of the opportunities of receiving education from this ever growing centre of higher education. Moreover, Digha-Tamluk railway has passed though this area embracing the college campus (Nearest station is ‘Deshapran’).

VIII. Mission & Vision: MISSION

Our mission is to encourage the students in general to develop their latent talents and innate ideas through value based education under the ideology of great men and women of India and other countries in the world.

We humbly try to infuse the spirit of Vivekananda’s ideal of man-making and character building through education into the hearts of young students and inspire them to mould their lives accordingly.

Shifting from conventional curriculum to a more dynamic and learner friendly system of curricular choices in response to social needs.

Evolving suitable strategies for sustaining quality in teaching, learning, research and extension activities, student support and progression and infrastructure and learning resources.

Seeking collaboration with reputed institution of higher learning to enhance and upgrade the quality of the institution.

Integrating teachers’ research-works with teaching for the benefit of students and also enhancing teachers’ quality with reference to the interest of beneficiaries.

Organizing seminars in various departments every year for the teaching, non-teaching staff and also students which focus on various aspects.

The hostel life is so designed that the students are made to practice the fundamental values like regular prayer, practice of yoga, self supported life style, good hygiene, clean environment, discipline and punctuality and fellow-feelings.

VISION Our vision is to impart qualitative higher education to the students hailing mostly from disadvantaged

families of rural Bengal. Our innate desire is to help the students of the locality so that they may grow up as responsible good

citizens of future India and to motivate and make them up to date with the challenging modern trends of academics.

To open job-oriented courses and introduce need-based subjects for the advancement and upward mobility of the students towards globalization.

To uphold the ambience of discipline, learning and culture with deep regard for human values for becoming good human beings.

To inculcate the qualities of morality, nobility and magnanimity among the students thus removing all barriers to comprehensive education of good quality in order to serve the society in a better manner.

IX. Aims & Objectives: Our aim is to make Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalayaas a Unique and Unified Centre of Quality Learning and the objectives of our college are in consonance with the vision of the Institution. In addition to giving the benefits of higher education to the economically weaker sections of the society, the institution aims at - Imparting and enlightening knowledge and cultivation of good character. Helping the students imbibe the ideals of Discipline, Devotion and Dedication. Developing integrated and elegant personality with sound mind and healthy body. Inculcating in them self-confidence and social responsibility. Enhancing the status and stature of our students and ensuring the gender equality and religious

integrity. Increasing the employment prospects of the rural students. Enabling the rural students to enhance their learning capacity. Providing opportunities to the students to bring out their latent talents to limelight. Shaping the students into tolerant, sincere, responsible and worthy citizens of India.

These aims and objectives are prominently displayed in the campus.

X. NAAC Accreditation Status: Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya, this institution has been accredited and re-accredited successfully by NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) at ‘B’ level with the well-achieved score (2.66) in the months of March, 2007 and April, 2015 successfully. We belong to the elite club of re-accredited colleges affiliated to Vidyasagar University and RUSA Project (Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan/National Higher Education Mission)under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. So, we can march forward with much more confidence in the years to come.

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2. Administration: I. Administrative Body

Sl. No. Name Qualification Designation 1. Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed. Ph.D Teacher-in-charge (TIC)

2. Mr. Sujit Maity M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed. Bursar, Assistant Professor &

HOD of the Dept. of Philosophy

II. Governing Body Sl. No. Name Designation Post in the GB

1. Mr. Ardhendu Maity Advocate & MLA, Bhagwanpur

Assembly President

2. Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath Teacher-in-charge (TIC) Secretary 3. Mr. Rajat Baran Pati Assistant Teacher Member (Govt. Nominee) 4. Mr. Uttam Kumar Bankura Assistant Teacher Member(Govt. Nominee) 5. Dr. Asis De Associate Professor Member(Nominee of WBSCHE) 6. Mr. Kalipada Maity Teacher-In-Charge, Moyna College Member(University Nominee) 7. Mrs. Suparna Mondal Das Assistant Professor Member(University Nominee) 8. Mr. Rabin Chandra Mandal Social worker Donor’s Member

9. Mr. Sujit Maity Bursar, Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept.

of Philosophy Member (Teachers’

Representative)

10. Mr. Gobinda Prasad Kar Asst. Professor of History& TCS Member(Teachers’

Representative)

11. Dr. Saurav Samanta Asst. Professor, Dept. of Physics &

Co-ordinator of IQAC Member(Teachers’

Representative)

12. Mr. Sujit Kumar Bera Clerk Member

(Non-teaching Representative)

13. Student’s Representative General Secretary (GS), Students’

Union Member (Students’

Representative)

III. Teacher’s Council Sl. No. Name Qualification Role & Designation

1. Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath M.A., M. Phil., B.

Ed.Ph.d Teacher-in-charge (TIC) & Chairman

2. Mr. Gobinda Prasad kar M.A, M.Phil, B.Ed Secretary of Teachers’ Council (TCS)

3. All the Permanent Teaching Staff

- Members

IV. Board of Studies for PG Section of the College:

Introduction:

The Board of Studies is the basic constituent of the academic system of an institution like Autonomous

Colleges and Universities. Which colleges not having the Autonomous Status under any university, but

belong to PG subjects, can introduce the Board of Studies for different PG disciplines maintaining the rules

and regulation of their Mother Universities.

Function:

Since, our college is not belonging to the Autonomous Status; we follow the principles of our Mother

University, Vidyasagar University. In this case, framing the syllabi, reviewing and updating syllabi from

time to time, etc. are concretely depended on the role of mother university under its rule, regulation and

policy.

In this perspective, we have the following functional powers to control and conduct the existed PG

disciplines like Bengali, Sanskrit, Geography and Environment Management, History and Philosophy:

Suggest methodologies for innovative teaching and evaluation techniques;

suggest panel of names to the Academic Council for appointment of examiners; and

Coordinate research, teaching, extension and other academic activities in the department/college.

Composition of Board of Studies:

Head of the concerned Institution (Chairman).

Head/Coordinator of the concerned Department.

Two fulltime faculty of each Department.

Two experts in the subject from outside the college nominated by the Academic Council/ PG

Section of the University from recommendation of the Principal.

Term: The Term of the nominated members is two years.

Meeting: The Principal/ Teacher-in-charge of the college shall draw the schedule for meeting of the

Board of Studies for different departments. The Meeting may be scheduled as and when necessary, but

at least once a semester session.

V. Examination Cell: Examination Cell for Under Graduate

Sl. No. Name Designation Role 1. Dr. Pijushkanti Dantapath Teacher-in-charge Chairman 2. Mr. Biswanath Dolai Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept. of Physics Member 3. Mr. Sujit Maity Bursar and Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept. of Philosophy Convenor 4. Dr. Sujit Ghosh Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept. of Political Science Member 5. Mr. Rabin Das Asst. Professor, Dept. of Geography Member 6. Dr. Dipanjan Ray Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept. of Zoology Member 7. Dr. Sunirban Das Asst. Professor, Dept. of Chemistry Member

Examination Cell for Post Graduate 1. Dr. Pijushkanti Dantapath Teacher-in-charge Chairman

2. Mr. Sujit Maity Bursar and Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept. of Philosophy Examination of

Examination 3. Prof. Srilekha Dan Associate Professor of Bengali Member 4. Dr. Raka Maity Associate Professor of Bengali Member 5. Mrs. Kabita Bhattacharya Asst. Professor Dept. of History Member 6. Mr Gobinda Prasad Kar Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept. of History Member 7. Mr. Rabin Das Asst. Professor, Dept. of Geography Member 8. Miss Mouli Mondal Asst. Professor ,Dept. of Philosophy Member 9. Mrs. Debashri Giri Asst. Professor & HOD, Dept. of Sanskrit Member

VI. Different Important Committees, Sub-Committees & Cells: 1. Admission Committee 2. Academic Committee

Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath

3. Alumni Committee 4. Ant-ragging Committee

Convener: Prof. Radhapada Sasmal Convener: Prof. Dilip Biswas

5. Boys’ Common Room Sub-committe 6. Building Sub-committee

Convener: Dr. Dipanjan Roy Convener: Prof. Biswanath Dolai

7. Campus Development Committee 8. Canteen Sub-committee

Convener: Prof. Rabin Das Convener: Prof. Sankar Prasad Sing

9. Cultural Committee 10. Disciplinary Sub-committee

Convener: Prof. Sanghamitra Nath Convener: Prof. Sujit Maity

11. Examination Committee 12. Facts Funding Committee

Convener: Prof. Sujit Maity Convener: Prof. Rabin Das

13. Gender Sensitization Committee 14. Girls’ Common Room Sub-committee

Convener: Prof. Subhra Debnath Convener: Prof. Mouli Mondal

15. Grievance Redressal Cell 16. Income Tax Committee

Convener: Prof. Gobinda Prasad Kar Convener: Dr. Dulal Chandra Maity

17. IQAC Cell 18. Laboratory Committee

Convener: Dr. Saurav Samanta Convener: Prof. Biswanath Dolai

19. Leave & Pension Committee 20. Library Committee

Convener: Dr. Sunirban Das Convener: Mr. Shyamapada Barman

21. Magazine Sub-committee 22. NAAC Committee

Convener: Prof. Rabin Das Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath (TIC)

23. NSS Advisory Committee 24. Placement Cell

Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath (TIC) Convener: Dr. Saurav Samanta

25. Provident Fund Committee 26. Purchase Committee

Convener: Prof. Sujit Maity Convener: Prof. Biswanath Dolai

27. Research Cell 28. Sports & Games Committee

Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath Convener: Prof. Dilip Biswas

29. Students Counseling Committee 30. Students Election Committee

Convener: Dr. Samir Kumar Bhandari Convener: Prof. Sujit Maity

31. Students Welfare Committee 32. Technical Committee

Convener: Prof. Gobinda Prasad Kar Convener: Dr. Dipanjan Ray

33. UGC Building Committee 34. UGC Grant Expenditure Committee

Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath (TIC) Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath (TIC)

35. Women’s Hostel Committee 36. RUSA Project Committee

Convener: Dr. Saswati Praua (Mondal) Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath (TIC)

37. Journal Committee 38. Website Development Committee

Convener: Prof. Rabin Das Convener: Prof. Rabin Das

39. Minority Cell Sub-committee 40. Sc, ST & OBC Sub-Committee

Convener: Prof. Ismail Sk Convener: Prof. Ismail Sk

41. Finance Sub-committee 42. Seminar Sub-committee

Convener: Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath (TIC) Convener: Prof. Rabin Das

43. Women Empowerment Cell 44. Internal Complaint Committee

Convener: Prof. Sanghamitra Nath Convener: Prof. Gobinda Prasad Kar

VII. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC): Maintaining the momentum of quality consciousness is crucial in Higher Educational Institutions. Internal Quality Assurance Cell in fact, is conceived as a mechanism to build and ensure a quality culture at the institutional level. Every Higher Educational Institution should have an Internal Quality Assurance System with appropriate structure and processes and with enough flexibility to meet the diverse needs of the stakeholders. The internal quality assurance mechanism of the institution may be called “Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)”. The IQAC is meant for planning, guiding and monitoring quality assurance and quality enhancement activities of the Higher Educational Institution. The IQAC may channelize and systematize the efforts and measures of an institution towards academic excellence. It should be yet another hierarchical structure or record keeping exercise in the institution; it would be a facilitative and participative organ of the institution. The IQAC should become a driving force for ushering in quality by working out intervention strategies to remove deficiencies and enhance quality. Our college, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya has an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) which is duly constituted following the UGC guidelines to meet the diverse needs of the stakeholders and to fulfill the specific objectives of the cell. The IQAC of the college was established in accordance with the guidelines of NAAC on 3rd March, 2007. The IQAC meet at least three to four times every year. In IQAC meetings, a discussion regarding implementing of various recommendations of the NAAC peer team is done and the relevant resolutions are forwarded to the Governing Body for implementation. Implementation is done in collaboration with all sections of the college. Meetings of the IQAC members with teaching, non-teaching staff members and students are also

held to exchange views and communicate with all stakeholders and to make them well aware about the activities of IQAC for Quality enhancement.

Recognized Body for IQAC Committee, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya-2019: Sl. No. Name of the Members Post holding in IQAC Body Designation

1. Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath Chairman Teacher-in-charge, BMM 2. Dr. Saurav Samanta Co-ordinator Asst. Professor of Physics, BMM

3. Miss Sanghamitra Nath Co-coordinator Asst. Professor & hod of Sociology, BMM

4. Prof. Sujit Maity Member from Administrative Officer

Bursar, GB Member & Asst. Professor of Philosophy, BMM

5. Prof. Gobinda Prasad Kar Member of Teaching Staff GB Member & Secretary, Teacher’s Council (TCS), BMM Asst. Professor of History, BMM

6. Prof. Rabin Das Member of Teaching Staff Asst. Professor of Geography

7. Dr. Sunirban Das Member of Teaching Staff Asst. Professor of Chemistry, BMM

8. Dr. Dipanjan Ray Member of Teaching Staff Asst. Professor of Zoology, BMM

9. Dr. Saswati Parua (Mondal) Member of Teaching Staff Asst. Professor of Physiology, BMM

10. Prof. Srilekha Dan Member of Teaching Staff Associate Professor of Bengali, BMM

11. Prof. Biswanath Dolai Member of Teaching Staff Asst. Professor and HOD of Physics, BMM

12. Prof. Dilip Biswas Member of Teaching Staff Asst. Professor and HOD of Physical Education, BMM

13. Prof. Pritam Bera Member of Teaching Staff Asst. Professor of English, BMM 14. Mr. Shyamapada Barman Member from Librarian Associate Librarian 15. Mr. Narayan Chandra Maity Member from Office Staff Acting Head Clerk, BMM 16. Mr. Sujit Kumar Bera Member from Office Staff Clerk 17. Mr. Rabin Chandra Mandal Member GB Member ,Nominee (Alumni)

18. Dr. Anindya Kisor Bhaumik Nominee from Stakeholder Ex-Principal, BMM & Teacher-in-charge, SJM

19. Dr. Binoy Chanda Nominee from Stakeholder Ex. I. C., Vidyasagar University

20. Prof. Kalipada Maity Nominee from Stakeholder GB Member ,Teacher-in-charge, Moyna College

VIII. Students Union: There has been a democratically elected Students’ Union which has been performing under the able guidance of college teachers. The main activities of this union are as follows: To guide and assist fresher; To maintain healthy relations between students, teaching staff and non-teaching staff; To organize different social and cultural programmes throughout the year; To organize indoor and outdoor sports competition; To take care of the academic interest of the students; and To assist in conducting all the academic programmes throughout the session & To preserve, secure and beautify the college environment and academic atmosphere in relation

with its dignity.

3. Academics: I. Faculties/ Teaching Staff (Department wise)

Language & Literature A. Department of Bengali (UG & PG)

Sl. No. Name Qualification Designation 1. Mrs. Srilekha Dan M. A. (SLET-WBCSC), B.Ed. Associate Professor & HOD 2. Dr. Raka Maiti M.A, Ph.D. Associate Professor 3. Mr. Manas Kr. Maity M. A., M. Phil. (Ongoing) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 4. Miss. Uma Rani Maity M. A. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 5.

Mr. Sujit Kr. Sahoo M. A., B. Ed. (NET-UGC), Ph.D.

(Ongoing)

Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher

6. Mrs. Bratati Rani Maity M. A., B. Ed.Ph.D Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 7.

Mr. Chandan Kumar Barik M.A,( UGC-NET,JRF), Ph.D.

(Submitted) Whole Time Contractual Teacher

8. Mr. Asutosh Barui M.A, UGC-NET, B.Ed. Whole Time Contractual Teacher 9.

Dr. Santigopal Kar M.A. (Bengali), M.A.

(Comparative Language), B.P.Ed., Ph.D.

Guest Teacher

10. Miss. Nabanita Ghorai M. A., B.Ed. Guest Teacher

B. Department of English 1. Prof. Radhapada Sasmal M. A. (Silver Medalist) Associate Professor & HOD 2. Mr. Preetam Bera M. A.(NET-UGC) Assistant Professor 3. Vacant - Assistant Professor 4. Miss. Sucheta Adak M. A., B. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 5. Mrs. Rakhi Acharya M. A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 6. Mr. Abhisek Mishra M. A. Guest Teacher 7. Miss. Ishita Dev M. A., B. Ed. NET Guest Teacher 8. Mr. Tapobilash Bhunia M. A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 9. Mr. Arijit Bishai M. A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher

C. Department of Sanskrit (UG & PG) 1.

Mrs. Debashri Giri M. A. (NET-UGC & Gold

Medalist) Assistant Professor & HOD

2. Vacant - Assistant Professor 3. Mr. Amal Samanta M. A. (Double) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 4. Mr. Sudipta Kumar Karan M. A. (Double), B. Ed. M.Phil Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 5. Mrs. Supti Bhattacharya M. A. M. Phil. (ongoing) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 6. Mr. Sushil Jana M. A., B. Ed., M. Phil. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 7. Mr. Dipankar Mishra M. A., (NET-UGC), M. Phil. Whole Time Contractual Teacher

8. Mr. Sourav Goswami M. A., B. Ed. (NET-UGC),

M.Phil. Whole Time Contractual Teacher

9. Dr. Satya Narayan Sau

M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D., Vedantacharya

Whole Time Contractual Teacher

10. Miss. Ritabrata Sau M. A. (Gold Medalist), SET Guest Teacher

Pure Science A. Department of Physics

1. Mr. Biswanath Dolai

M. Sc. (NET-CSIR), Ph.D. (Ongoing)

Assistant Professor & HOD

2. Dr. Saurav Samanta M. Sc., Ph. D. (NET-UGC) Assistant Professor 3. Mr. Ismail SK M.Sc., M. Tech., NET-CSIR Assistant Professor 4. Mr. Debasis Jana M. Sc. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 5. Mr. Subhasis Jana M. Sc. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher

6. Mr. Swarnakamal Jana M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 7. Mr. Rajkumar Mahes M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher

B. Department of Chemistry 1. Vacant - 2. Dr. Dulal Chandra Maity M. Sc., Ph. D. Associate Professor & HOD 3.

Dr. Sunirban Das M. Sc. (Gold Medalist), Ph. D.

(NET-CSIR) Assistant Professor

4. Dr. Prithwish Kumar Jana M.Sc., Ph.D. (NET-CSIR) Assistant Professor 5. Miss. Sutapa Karan M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 6. Vacant - Guest Teacher 7. Vacant - Guest Teacher

C. Department of Mathematics 1.

Dr. Samir Kr. Bhandari M. Sc., B. Ed., Ph. D. (NET-

CSIR) Assistant Professor & HOD

2. Mr. Ajgar Ali M. Sc., B. Ed. (SET-WBCSC) Assistant Professor 3. Mr. Sujoy Pradhan M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 4. Miss. Rudrani Jana M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 5. Mr. Subhendu Maity M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 6. Mrs. Sima Mondal M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher

Bio-Science A. Department of Botany

1.

Mr. Rabin Das

M. Sc. (Gold Medalist & Special Endowment), (NET-

UGC & NET-CSIR), Ph.D. (Ongoing)

Co-ordinator

2. Mr. Biswanath Dolai

M.Sc. (NET-CSIR), Ph.D. (Ongoing)

Jt. Co-ordinator

3. Vacant - Assistant Professor 4. Vacant - Assistant Professor 5. Dr. Buddhadev Guria M. Sc., Ph. D., B. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 6.

Mrs. Moumita Barik M. Sc. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher &

& HOD 7. Mr. Chandan Acharya M. Sc., M. Phil., B. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 8. Mr. Subir Pramanik M. Sc. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 9. Mrs. Anjana Maity M. Sc., B. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 10. Miss. Subhamita Das M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 11. Mrs.Subhasree Sahu M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 12. Mr.Debsankar Jana M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher

B. Department of Zoology 1. Vaccant - Assistant Professor 2. Dr. Dipanjan Ray M. Sc. (NET-CSIR), Ph.D. Assistant Professor & HOD 3. Mr. Sandip Kr. Jana M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 4. Mrs. Sudipta Bera M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 5. Mr. Bapan Santara M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 6. Miss. Nabanita Das M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 7. Mr. Soumen Patra M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 8. Mr. Atanu Das M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 9. Mrs. Urmita Chanrda

Chowdhuri M. Sc., B. Ed.

Guest Teacher

C. Department of Physiology 1. Dr. Saswati Parua (Mondal) M. Sc., Ph. D., B. Ed. Assistant Professor & HOD 2. Mr. Gour Chandra Samanta M. Sc., B. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher

3. Mr. Manoj Maity M. Sc. Guest Teacher 4. Mr. Krishnendu Gayen M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 5. Mr. Buddhadev Debnath M. Sc. Guest Teacher 6. Miss. Fuldona Pandit M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 7. Mr. Debabrata Pahari M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 8. Miss. Munmun Pradhan M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher

D. Department of Nutrition 1. Dr. Saswati Parua (Mondal) M. Sc., Ph. D., B. Ed. Co-ordinator 2. Mrs. Sutrishna Dash M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher & Acting HOD 3. Miss. Supriti Maikap M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 4. Mrs. Saini Mandal M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 5. Miss. Piu Sasmal M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 6. Miss. Debnanda

Chakraborty M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Teacher

7. Miss. Kaberi Kandar M. Sc. Guest Teacher

Interdisciplinary & Earth Science: Dept. of Geography (UG & PG) 1. Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed., Ph.D. Assistant Professor & HOD 2.

Mr. Rabin Das

M. Sc. (Gold Medalist & Special Endowment), (NET-

UGC & NET-CSIR), Ph.D. (Ongoing)

Assistant Professor

3. Mrs. Sikha Kar M. A. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 4. Mrs. Susmita Maiti M.A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 5.

Mr. Suman Pahari M.A. (Double: Geography &

Education), B. Ed. Guest Teacher

6. Miss. Sumitra Rani Jana M.A., B.Ed. Guest Teacher 7. Miss. Pranati Manna M.A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 8. Mr. Bikash Bhunia M.A., B. Ed. (NET-UGC) Whole Time Contractual Teacher

9. Dr. Debasis Manna M.A. & M. Sc. (Geography and

Envt. & Ecology), Ph.D. Guest Teacher

10. Mr. Susanta Ban M.A., B. Ed. (NET-UGC) Whole Time Contractual Teacher 11. Miss. Taniya Roy M.A., (NET-UGC-JRF) Whole Time Contractual Teacher 12. Mr. Mintu Jana M.A., B. Ed. (NET-UGC) Whole Time Contractual Teacher 13. Dr. Baikuntha Behari Josh M.A., Ph.D. Guest Teacher

14. Mr. Goutam Kumar Das M. Sc. (RS & GIS) & M.A.

(Geography) Technical Assistant cum Guest

Teacher for PG Course

Social Science Dept. of Economics

1. Prof. Amitabha Sarkar M.Sc. Associate Professor & HOD 2. Vacant - Assistant Professor 3. Syed Saddam Ali M.A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher

Dept. of History (UG & PG) 1. Mrs. Kabita Bhattacharya M. A., M. Ed. Assistant Professor 2.

Mr. Gobinda Prasad Kar M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed., Ph.D.

(Ongoing) Assistant Professor & HOD

3. Mr. Gangadhar Maikap

M. A., B. Ed., M.Phil. (Ongoing)


4. Mr. Kalipada Giri M. A., M.Phil. (Ongoing) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 5. Mr. Biplab Maity M.A. Guest Teacher 6. Mr. Sanatan Das M. A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher 7. Mr. Uttam Das M. A.,SET Whole Time Contractual Teacher

Dept. of Political Science 1.

Dr. Sujit Ghosh M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed.(SET),

Ph.D. Assistant Professor & HOD

2. Miss. Subhra Debnath M.A., M. Phil. Assistant Professor 3. Vacant - Assistant Professor 4. Vacant - Assistant Professor 5. Mr. Nilmani Sasmal M.A., M. Phil. Guest Teacher

Dept. of Human Rights Education 1.


Ph.D. Co-ordinator

2. Miss. Padmabati Chowdhuri M. A. Guest Teacher 3. Miss. Sonam Maiti M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed. Guest Teacher

Dept. of Philosophy (UG & PG) 1.

Mr. Sujit Maity M.A., B. Ed., M. Phil.(SLET/

Gold Medalist), Ph.D. (Ongoing)


2. Miss. Mouli Mondal M.A., M. Phil. (NET-UGC) Assistant Professor 3. Mr. Sankar Prasad Sing M.A. (NET-UGC & SET-CSC) Assistant Professor 4. Mr. Kishan Khan M.A. (NET-UGC & SET-CSC) Assistant Professor 5. Mr. Somsankar Manna M. A. (SLET) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 6. Mrs. Sitali Jana M. A. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 7. Sk. Tabarak Ali M. A. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 8. Mrs. Tamasa Sarangi M. A., B. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 9.

Mrs. Ratna Panda M. A., B. Ed. (SET), M.Phil.

(Ongoing) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher

10. Mr. Surajit Manna M. A., B. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 11.

Mrs. Manika Das M. A., B. Ed., M.Phil.

(Ongoing) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher

12. Miss. Suchhanda Bera M. A. Guest Teacher

Dept. of Music 1. Mrs. Payel Mridha M. A. (NET-UGC) Assistant Professor & HOD 2. Mrs. Sampa Mallik M. A. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 3. Mr. Anupam Jana M. A. (Triple) Guest Teacher 4. Mrs. Madhushree Maity M. A. Guest Teacher 5. Mr. Tarun Mishra M. A. Guest Accompanist 6. Vaccant - Accompanist

Dept. of Sociology 1. Miss Sanghamitra Nath M. A., M. Phil. (NET-UGC) Assistant Professor & HOD 2. Mrs. Debjani Khanra M. A., Ph.D. (Ongoing) Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 3. Mr. Arun Kr. Maity M. A. (SET-WBCSC) Guest Teacher 4. Mrs. Saswati Mandal M. A. Guest Teacher 5.

Mr. Suvendu Kr. Maity M. A., B. Ed., M. Phil. (UGC-

NET) Guest Teacher

Dept. of Education 1.


Ph.D. Co-ordinator

2. Vacant - Assistant Professor 3. Mrs. Pinki Mondal M. A., B. Ed. Guest Teacher & Acting HOD 4. Mr. Sovan Arui M. A., B.Ed. Guest Teacher 5. Miss. Priti Jana M. A. Guest Teacher 6. Mr. Subrata Patra M. A., B.Ed. Guest Teacher 7. Mr. Suman Kamila M. A., B.Ed., M.Ed. Guest Teacher 8. Miss. Supriya Pramanik M. A., B.Ed. Guest Teacher

Dept. of Physical Education 1.

Mr. Dilip Biswas M. P. Ed.(NET-UGC), M.Sc.

(Yoga & Naturopathy), Ph.D. (Ongoing)


2. Mr. Kalpataru Samanta M. P. Ed. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 3.

Mr. Debabrata Samanta M. P. Ed., M.Sc. (Yoga &

Naturopathy), Ph.D. (Ongoing)


4. Dr. Atanu Kumar Nanda M. P. Ed., Ph.D. Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher 5. Mr. Arun Kumar Hazra - Coach, Games & Sports

Contemporary Science (Technical Disciplines) Department of Computer Science

1. Dr. Samir Kr. Bhandari

M. Sc., B. Ed., Ph. D. (NET-CSIR)

Co-ordinator

2. Mr. Prasenjit Mura M. Sc., B. Ed. Guest Lecturer 3. Mr. Sandipan Samanta M. Sc. Guest Lecturer 4. Miss. Kuheli Roy Mahapatra M. Sc. Guest Lecturer

Department of Automobile Maintenance 1. Mr. Parthasakha Jana D.M.E. (Mech.), B.O.P.T. Contractual Teacher & HOD 2. Mr. Ranjit Kumar Bera B. Sc., B. Ed., Auto (Short Course) Laboratory Instructor 3. Mr. Priyanshu Jana I.T.I. Laboratory Instructor

Department of ITI (Industrial Training Institute) 1. Mr. Sujit Maity M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed.(SET) Co-ordinator (Bursar of the College) 2. Mr. Parthasakha Jana D.M.E. (Mech.), B.O.P.T. Superintendent 3. Mr. Ujjwal Bhunia D.E.E. Instructor (Electrician-Theory) 4. Mr. Krishnendu Bera D.M.E. Instructor (Fitter-Theory) 5. Mr. Avijit Das I.T.I. Instructor (Fitter-Practical) 6. Mr.Pradip Santra I.T.I. Instructor (Electrician-Practical) 7. Mr.Sudip Roy I.T.I. Instructor (Electrician Practical) 8. Mr. Ashis Kumar Manna MCA Part-time Computer Instructor 9. Mr. Swapanesh Mahapatra D.M.E. Instructor (Fitter Practical)

Career Oriented Disciplines Dept. of NSS (National Service Scheme)

1. Miss. Subhra Debnath M.A., M. Phil. Co-ordinator & Programme Officer,

NSS Unit-I (Assistant Professor of Pol. Science)

2. Miss. Suchhanda Bera M.A. Guest Teacher 3. Mr. Rajib Dev Goswami M.A. Guest Teacher

Dept. of NCC (National Cadet Crop) 1.

Mr. Dilip Biswas M. P. Ed.(NET-UGC), Ph.D.

(Ongoing) Assistant NCC Officer

2. Miss. Madhumita Maity B.A., NCC Certificate-‘C’ Guest Trainer

Informative Sector: Central Library 1. Mr. Shyamapada Barman M. Com., M. Lib. & Inf. Science Librarian (Selected Grade) 2. Mr. Susanta Rana

M.Sc, M. Lib. & Inf. Science, M.Phil. (NET-UGC)

Assistant Librarian

II. Non-teaching Staff: 1. Department wise Non-teaching Staff

Department of Physics Sl. No. Name Qualification Designation

1. Mr. Sanjib Kumar Barai B. A. Lab. Attendant 2. Mr. Joydeb Patra B. A. (Hons.) Lab. Attendant 3. Mr. Narayan Samanta M.P. Lab. Attendant 4. Mr. Dilip Adhikari H. S. Lab. Attendant (Casual)

Department of Chemistry 5. Mr. Pravanshu Sekhar Das H.S. Lab. Attendant 6. Mr. Ajay Kumar Sinha B. Com. Lab. Attendant 7. Mr. Sekhar Guria B. Com. (Hons.) Lab. Attendant

Department of Botany 8. Mr. Bablu Gayen B. A. Lab. Attendant

Department of Zoology 9. Mr. Buddhadeb Bhanja M. P. Lab. Attendant 10. Vacant - Lab. Attendant

Department of Physiology 11. Mr. Sudhangshu Sekhar Dinda VIII Lab. Attendant 12. Mr. Krishna Chandra Bera VIII Lab. Attendant

Department of Geography 13. Md. Habibul Khan B. A. Lab. Attendant 14. Mr. Sachiketa Shit H. S. Lab. Attendant 15. Mrs. Tanushri Guria B. Com. (Hons.) Technical Assistant (Casual)

Department of Mathematics 16. Mr. Joygopal Maity VIII Lab. Attendant (Casual)

Department of Automobile Maintenance 17. Mr. Amal Roy VIII Lab. Attendant (Casual)

Department of Philosophy & NSS 18. Mr. Harekrishna Manna H. S. Attendant (Casual)

Department of Bengali & Sanskrit 19. Mr. Ranajit Samanta B.A. Attendant (Casual)

Department of History 20. Mr. Dipankar Das H. S. Attendant (Casual)

Department of Nutrition 21. Mr. Manik Kar H. S. Attendant (Casual)

Department of ITI (Industrial Training Institute) 22. Mr. Chandan Kar B.A. Clerk 23. Mr. Rashbehari Kar H.S. Peon

Central Library 24. Mr. Sujit Kumar Bera B. A. Library Clerk 25. Sk. Nasimul Islam B. A. Library Attendant 26. Mr. Susanta Kumar Maiti M. A. Library Attendant (Casual) 27. Mr. Snehasis Das H. S. Library Attendant (Casual)

2. Non-teaching Staff (Office) 28. Vacant - Head Clerk 29. Mr. Ananda Pradhan H. S. Cashier 30. Mr. Tarun Kumar Das M. Com., ICWA (Int.) Accountant 31. Mr. Purna Chandra Barman M. Com., B. Ed. Clerk 32. Mr. Nityananda Paria M. A. Clerk 33. Mr. Narayan Chandra Maity H. S., D.E.E. Electrician cum Care Taker 34. Mr. Manoranjan Barman VIII Peon 35. Mr. Manas Kumar Jana M.P. Peon 36. Mr. Achintya Sasmal B. A. (Hons.) Peon

37. Vacant - Darwan 38. Mr. Nani Gopal Majhi M. P. Guard 39. Mr. Himangshu Sekhar Sen H. S. Gardener (Mali) 40. Mrs. Tanushree Kar M. P. Lady Attendant 41. Mr. Bishnuhari Samanta VIII Sweeper 42. Vacant - Sweeper 43. Mr. Narugopal Manna VIII Govt. Approved Casual Generator Operator

3. Official Casual Non-teaching Staff 44. Mr. Ramhari Bhunia B. A. Office Staff 45. Mr. Santosh Kr. Samanta B. A., W.B.L.B. Office Staff 46. Mr. Subhasis Mahapatra M.C.A. Office Staff (Technical) 47. Mr. Bhakti Das VIII Night Guard 48. Mr. Lokbahadur Thapa VIII Night Guard 49. Mr. Narugopal Manna VIII Night Guard 50. Mr. Samir Bera B.A. Office Staff 51. Mr. Pratik Ranjan Bayerd B.Sc. (Bio.) Office Staff 52. Mr. Gourab Kanti Das B.A. Office Staff 53. Mr. Uttam Majhi H.S. Office Staff 54. Mr. Rajkamal Das VIII Guard 55. Mrs. Tapati Kar B. A. Hostel Superintendent 56. Mrs. Sankari Ojha VIII Hostel Cooking Staff

III. Magazine from College and Different Departments: College Magazine ‘Milani’ is being published annually and history of the college has been published in the form of book, ‘Milanir Itikatha’ on March, 2015. ‘Subarna Jayanti Smarak Patrika’, this magazine has been published on the occasion of Golden Jubilee celebration in September, 2014. Besides these, every department publish their respective Wall Magazine as the Academic and Cultural expression of subject entity and some of the department publishes their annual magazine, News-Views, Photo Gallery, etc. These are given bellow:

Magazines & Publication of Different Departments/ Disciplines

Sl. No. Name of the Department

Wall Magazine Annual

Magazine Others

(NEWS-Views, Photo Gallery, etc.)

1. Bengali ‘Chitrali’ x x 2. English ‘Bliss Divine’ x x 3. Sanskrit ‘Sanmargam’ x x 4. Economics x x x 5. Sociology x x x 6. Political Science ‘Sfulinga’ x x 7. Philosophy ‘Jagat-Jiban’ x √ (Photo Gallery) 8. Education x x x 9. Physical Education ‘Let’s Play’ x x 10. Music x x x 11. History ‘Diganta’ ‘Anvesen’ x

12. Geography ‘Prabaha’ & ‘Bhugolika’ ‘COSMOS’ √ (Photo Gallery, Project Report

News-Views) 13. Mathematics ‘Prayas’ ‘LOCUS’ x 14. Physics ‘Galaxy’ x x 15. Chemistry ‘Mystery’ x √ (Photo Gallery) 16. Botany ‘Spandan’ x √ (Photo Gallery) 17. Zoology ‘Promalia’& ‘Biodiversity’ x √ (Photo Gallery) 18. Physiology ‘Synapse’ x √ (Photo Gallery) 19. Nutrition ‘Complete Nutrition’ x x

20. Automobile

Maintenance ‘Vehicle Message’ x x

21. Student’s Union x ‘Milani’ x

IV. Book Publication from College and Different Departments with ISBN: Sl. No.

Name of the Published Books

Published by Author/ Editors Department ISBN No. Published

Dates

1. Bharatiyadarsanesu

Karmavada-Janmantaravada- Samiksa

NECTAR, 206 Bidhan Sarani,

Kolkata-700 006

Dr. Satyanarayan Sau

Sanskrit 978-93-84241-

09-4

19th January,

2017

2. The Impacts of Coalition

Politics on the Federal System in India

Roy Publishers Sujit Ghosh Political Science

- 14th January,

2016

3.

“Nature + Development: Green Growth in terms of

Sustainable Development” – A Myth or Reality?


Kolkata-700 006

Rabin Das & Pijushkanti Dantapath

Geography 978-93-84241-

29-2

20th February,

2017

4. Role of Biodiversity and

Natural Resources in Sustainable Development


Kolkata-700 006

Dipanjan Ray Zoology 978-93-84-241-

25-4

February, 2017

5.

Self, Consciousness and Body: A Comparative

Reflection in Indian and Western Philosophy


Kolkata-700 006

Sujit Maity Philosophy 978-93-84241-

36-0

20th February,

2017

6. The Basics of Fluoroscence

with Its Present Day Application


Kolkata-700 006

Dr. Sunirban Das

Chemistry 978-93-84241-

65-0

February, 2017

7. Srimadvagavatgita


Kolkata-700 006

Dr. Satyanarayan Sau

Sanskrit 978-93-84241-

27-8 2018

8. Geomorphology of the

Chaibasa Plain of Chotanagpur Plataeu

Rajesh Publication, 1, Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi-

110002

Dr. Debashis Manna

Geography

ISBN978-93-

83684-68-7

2018

9. COSMOS-III: Departmental

Research Volume


Kolkata-700 006

Dr. Pijushkanti Dantapath&Rabin

Das Geography

ISBN: 978-93-84241-

36-0

29th July, 2017

V. Research Activities: Minor Research Project Works during the Session, 2016-’17:

Name & Designation of Teachers

Role in the Project

Title Funding Agency

Memo No. with date

Sanctioned Amount

(Rs./-) Status

1. Dr. Satya Narayan Sau, Associate Professor & HOD, Sanskrit

Principal Investigator

‘Upanisade o Bhagabat Gitay niti Shikha o manab kalyane tar proyog’

MRP, UGC

PHW-207/13-14, dated 18.03.

2014 1,77,000/- Completed

3. Prof. Rabin Das, Asst. Professor, Geography


“An analytical study on brick manufacturing as an Emerging occupational pattern & major problem & environmental changes for in Khejuri CD Block over coastal Medinipur”

MRP, UGC

PSW-121/13-14, dated

18.03.2014 2,10,000/- Completed

4. Dr. Pijushkanti Dandpath, Asst. Professor & HOD, Geography


“Tourism caused Jeopardize of biodiversity and its measure: A case study on Mandarmani and Tajpur coastal village based tourist destination in Purba Medinipur, West Bengal”

MRP, UGC

PSW-122/13-14, dated

18.03.2014 1,00,000/- Completed

5. Prof. Srilekha Dan, Asst. Professor, Bengali


‘Ramayan ek bohoman sanskritik uttoradhikar’

MRP, UGC

PHW-205/13-14, dated

18.03.2014 1,70,000/- Ongoing

6. Dr. Sujit Ghosh, Asst. Professor & HOD, Pol. Science


‘Participation and empowerment : A case study in the district of Purba Medinipur’

MRP, UGC

PHW-206/13-14, dated 18.03.

2014 1,80,000/- Completed

7. Dr. Saswati Parua (Mondal), Asst. Professor & HOD, Physiology


“Studies of Mango Pickles in Purba Medinipur District, West Bengal: Assessment of Nutrients, Bio-chemicals and Micro-flora.”

MRP, UGC

PSW-128/14-15 4,00,000/- Completed

8. Mr. Chandan Acharya, PPT, Botany


‘Ethinic knowledge versus scientific investigation of Emblica officinales with special reference to variation in active constituents during different season in West Bengal’

MRP, UGC

PSW-206/13-14 dated 02.09.

2014 2,00,000/- Completed

9. Mr. Sujit Kr. Sahoo, PPT, Dept. of Bengali


‘Rabindranath : Kabitay ranger chetana’

MRP, UGC

PHW-299/13-14 dated 02.09.

2014 2,00,000/- Completed

10. Mrs. Bratati Rani Maity, PPT, Dept. of Bengali


‘Jibanananda Das : Kabitay Ritur Prabahab’

MRP, UGC

PHW-300/13-14 dated 02.09.

2014 1,90,000/- Completed

11.Dr. Dipanjan Roy

Co-investigator

“Assessment of Status & Diversity of Anguilliformes (Eel) over West Bengal Coast & Making the Significant Data Bank and Report for Future Planning”

WBDST

Memo No.: 232(Sanc.)/ST/

P/S&T/1G-49/2017dated2

4.03.20 18

9,98,220/- Ongoing

12.Rabin Das


Ecological Dwindling due to the sprawing of shrimp farming at the Khejuri Fluvio-marine Landscape over Midnapore Coastal Tract: A Spatio-temporal Assessment & Micro-level Planning for Its Management

WBDST

Memo No.: 19 (Sanc.)/

ST/P/S & T/1G-54/2017

6,00,000/- Ongoing

Engaged Teachers in Other Research Activities:

Sl. No.

Name of Teachers engaged with Research

Activities Designation

Category of Research

Subject of Research

1. Prof. Gobinda Prasad

Kar Assistant Professor

of History Ph. D.

(Ongoing) Nationalist Politics and Mass Movement in Undivided Tamluk Sub-division, 1905-47

2. Prof. Biswanath Dolai Assistant Professor

of Physics Ph. D.

(Ongoing) “Quantum Mechanics”

3. Prof. Sujit Maity Assistant Professor

of Philosophy Ph. D.

(Ongoing) “the Samkhya and Nyaya Theories of

Causality: A Comparative Study”

4. Prof. Dilip Biswas Assistant Professor

of Physical Education

Ph. D. (Ongoing)

“Effect of weight training, graded circuit training and aerobics on over weight

students”

5. Prof. Rabin Das Assistant Professor

of Geography Ph. D.

(Ongoing)

An In-depth Analysis of the Spatio-temporal Change in LULC undermining the Landscape

Ecology and Its Impacts on the Lower Catchment of Rasulpur River over Midnapore

Coast, W.B.

6. Mrs. Debjani Khanra Govt. Approved

Part-time Teacher of Sociology

Ph. D. (Ongoing)

Impacts of MGNREGA & Women Empowerment

7. Mr. Debabrata Samanta


of Physical Education

Ph. D. (Ongoing)

A Comparative Study on Psychomotor and Psychological Variables among different

Players

8. Mr. Chandan Barik Whole Time Contractual

Teacher of Bengali

Ph. D. (Submitted)

“Bangla Sahitye Kalpasanglap O Sanglapika”

9. Mr. Sujit Sahoo Govt. Approved

Part-time Teacher of Bengali

Ph. D. (Ongoing)

“Madhyayuger Bangla Sahitye Bhagbad Bhabna”

Research Papers & Articles in different Journals/ Books:

Sl. No.

Name of Teachers engaged with

Research Activities Designation

Number of Research Papers/ Articles/ Books

International National Regional

1. Dr. Satya Narayan sau Ex-TIC & Associate Professor and Present Whole Time Contractual

Lecturer in Sanskrit 02

06 (Articles)+ 07(Edited

Books) -

2. Dr. Dulal Chandra Maiti

Associate Professor of Chemistry 05 02 (Books)+02

(Chapter) -

3. Prof. Srilekha Dan Associate Professor of Bengali - 05 01

4. Dr. Raka Maiti Associate Professor of Bengali - 02 02

5. Dr. Saswati Parua (Mondal)

Assistant Professor of Physiology 07 01 -

6. Dr. Pijushkanti Dandapath

Assistant Professor of Geography 10 04 + 02 (Edited

Book) -

7. Prof. Gobinda Prasad Kar

Assistant Professor of History 05 10+05 (Edited

Book) 07

8. Prof. Biswanath Dolai Assistant Professor of Physics 03 - -

9. Prof. Sujit Maity Assistant Professor of Philosophy - 08 + 01 (Edited

Book) -

10. Dr. Sujit Ghosh Assistant Professor of Political

Science - - 09+02

11. Prof. Rabin Das Assistant Professor of Geography 45 23+ 02 (Edited 04

Book)

12. Prof. Dilip Biswas Asst. Prof. of Physical Education 05 - -

13. Dr. Dipanjan Ray Assistant Professor of Zoology 19 35 + 01 (Edited

Book) -

14. Dr. Sunirban Das Assistant Professor of hemistry 18 03 + 01 (Edited

Book) -

15. Dr. Samir Kumar Bhandari

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

16 11 -

16. Dr. Saurav Samanta Assistant Professor of Physics 23 - -

17. Prof. Sanghamitra Nath

Assistant Professor of Sociology 04 02 02

18. Dr. Prithwish Kr. Jana Assistant Professor of Chemistry 05 - -

19. Prof. Debasri Giri Assistant Professor of Sanskrit - - 02

20. Dr. Debashis Manna Guest Lecturer in Geography 06 01

21. Mrs. Debjani Khanra Govt. Approved Part-time

Teacher of Sociology - - 01

22. Dr. Bratati Rani Maity Govt. Approved Part-time

Teacher of Bengali - - 06

23. Mr. Chandan Acharya Govt. Approved Part-time

Teacher of Botany 03 01 -

24. Mr. Sujit Sahoo Govt. Approved Part-time


25. Mr. Suman Pahari Guest Lecturer in Geography 01 02 -

26. Mr. Goutam Kumar Das

Cartographer cum Guest Lecturer in Geography (PG)

05 03 -

27. Miss. Sumitra Rani Jana

Guest Lecturer in Geography 02 01 -

28. Mr. Manas Maity Govt. Approved Part-time


29. Dr. Buddhadev Guria Govt. Approved Part-time

Teacher of Botany - 05 01

30. Mr. Sudipta Kumar Karan

Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher of Sanskrit

- - 03

31. Mr. Sushil Kumar Jana Govt. Approved Part-time

Teacher of Sanskrit - - 01

32. Mr. Dipankar Mishra Whole Time Contractual Lecturer

in Sanskrit - - 02

33. Miss Ritabrata Sau Guest Lecturer in Sanskrit - 05 -

34. Mr. Debabrata Samanta

Govt. Approved Part-time Teacher of Physical Education

03 - 01

35. Dr. Atanu Nanda Govt. Approved Part-time

Teacher of Physical Education 02 - -

36. Mr. Kalpataru Samanta Govt. Approved Part-time

Teacher of Physical Education 01 - -

37. Mr. Chandan Barik Whole Time Contractual Lecturer

in Bengali - - 05

38. Mr. Manoj Maity Guest Lecturer in Physiology 02 - -

VI. Academic Programmes like Seminar, Workshop, etc. during the

session, 2018-’19 (July to June): Sl. No. Academic Programmes Organized by Date Remarks

1. National Seminar on “Stress Feel

Life” Dept. of ITI

11-12th April, 2018

National Seminar

2. State Level Seminar cum Workshop

on “Career Guidance and CAS Promotion”

IQAC, BMM 21st April, 2018 National Seminar

3. Celebration of International

Biodiversity Day Dept. of Zoology &

Geography 22nd May, 2018

Inter-disciplinary Seminar

4.

State Level Workshop cum Orientation Programme on “Enlightenment on Newly

Introduced CBCS at the UG Level”

IQAC 31st May, 2018 Workshop

5. World Environment Day: “Beat

Plastic Pollution”

Digha Regional Center, Zoological Survey of

India and Dept. of Zoology & Geography,

BMM

5th June, 2018 National Seminar

6. World Ocean Day Celebration Dept. of Zoology & Geography, BMM

8th June, 2018 Inter-disciplinary

Seminar

7. Population, Poverty & Sustainable

Development Dept. of Geography (UG

& PG) 11th July, 2018 Regional Seminar

8. Independence Day Dept. of NSS & College 15th August, 2018 Nation’s Day Observation

9. ‘Manav Bandhan Utsav’ & Blood

Donation Camp Students’ Union, IQAC &

NSS 25th August, 2018

Social Work Programme

10. Teachers’ Day Celebration Students’ Union 5th September,

2018

11.

College Excursion to Rajgir, Nalanda and Bodhgaya (Bihar),

Dasam Falls, Dimna Lake and TATA (Jharkhanda)& Digha (West

Bengal)

College & Students’ Union

19th to 23rd September, 2018

Excursion/ Academic Tour

12. NSS Day Dept. of NSS 24th September,

2018 Established Day

Observation

13. Loss of Habitat and Biodiversity: Its

Impacts on Man and Nature

Dept. of Geography (UG & PG) and Dept. of

Botany (UG) 3rd October, 2018 State Level Seminar

14. ‘Agamani’ Utsav College & Students’

Union 13th October,

2018

Fresher’s Welcome & ‘Sharad’

Celebration

15. Seminar Lecture on “Abstract

Algebra” Dept. of Mathematics

2nd November, 2018

Special Lecture

16. World AIDS Day Celebration Dept. of NSS 1st December,

2018 Social Work Programme

17. ‘Bratachari’ Training Camp

Bangla Bratachari Samiti & Dept. of

Physical Education, BMM

1st - 15th December, 2018

Training Camp

18. Winter Special Camp-2018 Dept. of NSS 25th -30th

December, 2018 Special Camp

19. World Youth Day Dept. of NSS & College 12th January, 2019 National Day Observation

20. Annual Sports Programme College & Students’

Union 31st January & 1st February, 2019

College Annual Programme

21. Annual Cultural Programme College & Students’

Union 2nd -4th February,

2019 College Annual

Programme

22.

“Environmental History and Sustainability: The Black-white

Journey of Sustainable Development in Reality and

Education”

Dept. of History and Geography (UG & PG),

BMM

5th, 6th& 7th February, 2019

International Seminar

23. Saraswati Puja College & Students’

Union 10th February,

2019 Academic Spiritual

Day Celebration

24. Annual Award Distribution

Ceremony & ‘Milani’ Publication College & Students’

Union 11th February,

2019 Annual Programme

25. Career Counseling Programme Dept. of Mathematics & 16th February, Career

IQAC 2019 Advancement Programme

26. ‘Matri Vasha Diwas’ Dept. of Bengali & Dept.

of NSS 21st February,

2019 International Day

Observation

27. ‘Vasanta Utsav’ College & Students’

Union 20thMarch, 2019 Colour Festival

28. Water Management: Mounting

Challenges to Recent India Dept. of Geography (UG

& PG) 25th March, 2019

Regional Level Seminar

29. Globe in Geo-politics and Earth in Environmental Crisis: Discussion

from Tea Table to Table of Nations

Dept. of Geography (UG & PG)

23rd April, 2019 Regional Level

Seminar

30.

Applications of Advanced Statistical Techniques and RS-GIS in

Geography: A New Route March of this Spatial Science on Its Scientific

Track

Dept. of Geography (UG & PG)

7th May, 2019 Regional Level

Workshop

31. N-LIST; Shodhganga, Shodhgangotri

and e-PG PATHSHALA Central Library, BMM

20TH & 21ST May, 2019

College Level Workshop

32. Recent Trends on Mathematical

Applications of Computer Science

Dept. of Computer Science & Mathematics

(UG) 25th May, 2019

Regional Level Inter-disciplinary

Seminar

VII. List of Holidays for 2019: Sl. No. Occasion Month Date No. of days Name of the day

1. New Year’s day (English)

Jan.

01 1 Tuesday

2. Birthday of Vivekananda 12 1 Saturday

3. PoushParban (local) 15 1 Tuesday

4. Birthday of Netaji 23 1 Wednesday

5. Republic Day 26 1 Saturday

6. Saraswati Puja Feb. 10 & 11 2 (1) Sunday &Monday

7. Sivaratri (local) March

04 1 Wednesday

8. Doljatra 21 &22 2 Thursday & Friday

9. Ramnabami

April

14 (1) Sunday

10. ChaitraSankranti 14 (1) Sunday

11. New Year’s day (Bengali) 15 1 Monday

12. Good Friday 19 1 Friday

13. Easter Saturday 20 1 Saturday

14. Sabebarat 21 (1) Sunday

15. May Day

May

01 1 Wednesday

16. Birthday of Rabindranath 09 1 Thursday

17. Buddha Purnima 18 1 Saturday

18. Id-Ul-Fitre Jun

05 1 Wednesday

19. Jamaisasthi 08 1 Saturday

20. Rathajatra July 04 1 Thursday

21. Id-ud-Zoha

August

12 1 Monday

22. Independence Day 15 1 Thursday

23. Janmastami 23 1 Friday

24. College Foundation Day

Sept.

03 1 Tuesday

25. Maharram 10 1 Tuesday

26. Viswakarma Puja (local) 18 1 Wednesday

27. Birthday of Vidyasagar 26 1 Thursday

28. Mahalaya 28 1 Saturday

29. University Foundation Day 29 (1) Sunday

30. Birthday of Gandhiji Oct. 02 1 Wednesday

31. Puja holidays Oct. 03 to Oct.15 11 Except Sunday

32. Kalipuja to Bhai Fonta Oct. 27 to Oct.30 3 Except Sunday

33. Chhatpuja

Nov.

02 1 Saturday

34. Jagadhatri Puja 06 1 Wednesday

35. Fateha - Doaz - Durham 10 (1) Sunday

36. Birthday of Guru Nanak 12 1 Tuesday

37. Christmas Day Dec. 25 1 Wednesday

38. Principal’s Discretion 4

VIII. Academic Calendar for UG & PG from January to June - 2019 Name of the

Day January February March April May June

Day TD Day TD Day TD Day TD Day TD Day TD

Tuesday 1 HD - - - - - - - - - -

Wednesday 2 FWD - - - - - - 1 HD - -

Thursday 3 FWD - - - - - - 2 FWD - -

Friday 4 FWD 1 FWD 1 FWD - - 3 FWD - -

Saturday 5 HWD 2 HWD 2 HWD - - 4 HWD 1 HWD

Sunday 6 WHD 3 WHD 3 WHD - - 5 WHD 2 WHD

Monday 7 FWD 4 FWD 4 HD 1 FWDF 6 FWD 3 FWDFPG

Tuesday 8 FWD 5 FWD 5 FWD 2 FWDF 7 FWD 4 FWDFPG

Wednesday 9 FWD 6 FWD 6 FWD 3 FWDF 8 FWD 5 HD

Thursday 10 FWD 7 FWD 7 FWD 4 FWDF 9 HD 6 FWDFPG

Friday 11 FWD 8 FWD 8 FWD 5 FWDF 10 FWD 7 FWDFPG

Saturday 12 HD 9 HWD 9 HWD 6 HWDF 11 HWD 8 HD

Sunday 13 WHD 10 WHD* 10 WHD 7 WHD 12 WHD 9 WHD

Monday 14 FWD 11 HD 11 FWD 8 FWDF 13 FWD 10 FWDFPG

Tuesday 15 HD 12 FWD 12 FWD 9 FWDF 14 FWD 11 FWDFPG

Wednesday 16 FWD 13 FWD 13 FWD 10 FWD 15 FWDI 12 FWDFPG

Thursday 17 FWD 14 FWD 14 FWDF 11 FWD 16 FWDI 13 FWD

Friday 18 FWD 15 FWD 15 FWDF 12 FWD 17 FWDI 14 FWD

Saturday 19 HWD 16 HWD 16 HWDF 13 HWD 18 HD 15 HWD

Sunday 20 WHD 17 WHD 17 WHD 14 WHD* 19 WHD 16 WHD

Monday 21 FWDI 18 FWD 18 FWDF 15 HD 20 FWD 17 FWD

Tuesday 22 FWDI 19 FWD 19 FWDF 16 FWD 21 FWD 18 FWD

Wednesday 23 HD 20 FWD 20 FWD 17 FWD 22 FWD 19 FWD

Thursday 24 FWDP 21 FWD 21 HD 18 FWD 23 FWD 20 FWD

Friday 25 FWDP 22 FWD 22 HD 19 HD 24 FWD 21 FWD

Saturday 26 HD 23 HWD 23 HWD 20 HD 25 HWD 22 HWD


Monday 28 FWD 25 FWDI 25 FWDF 22 FWD 27 FWDFPG 24 FWD

Tuesday 29 FWD 26 FWDI 26 FWDF 23 FWD 28 FWDFPG 25 FWD

Wednesday 30 FWD 27 FWDI 27 FWDF 24 FWD 29 FWDFPG 26 FWD

Thursday 31 FWD 28 FWDI 28 FWDI 25 FWD 30 FWDFPG 27 FWD

Friday - - - - 29 FWDI 26 FWD 31 FWDFPG 28 FWD

Saturday - - - - 30 HWDI 27 HWD - - 29 HWD

Sunday - - - - 31 WHD 28 WHD - - 30 WHD

Monday - - - - - - 29 FWD - - - -

Tuesday - - - - - - 30 FWD - - - -

TWD = 22 = 23 = 23 = 23 = 24 = 23 THD = 05 = 01 = 03 = 03 = 03 = 02

TWHD = 04 = 04 = 05 = 04 = 04 = 05

TD = 31 = 28 = 31 = 30 = 31 = 30

Total Working Day of the Session = 138 TWD = Total Working Day, TD = Teaching Day, HWD = Half Working Day, FWD = Full Working Day, WHD = Weekly Holiday (Sunday), WHD *= Weekly Holiday (Sunday) cum Holiday, HD = Holiday, TWD= Total Working Days, THD=

Total Holidays, TWHD= Total Weekly Holidays & TD= Total Days, FWDI= Working Days with Teaching & Internal Assessment (UG), FWDP =Working Days with Teaching &Project Viva-voce (UG), FWDF =Working Days with Teaching

& Final Examination (UG)

Total Academic Days = 138 N.B.: 1. 1st& 2nd Internal Assessment for 1st, 3rd and 5th Semester for UG and 1st and 3rd Semester for PG: To be decided by the Institution as per central basis. 2. Final Theory Examination for both UG: As per University Schedule (probably within 2nd and 3rdweek of June) 3. Final Practical Examination for both UG: As per University Schedule (probably within 1st and 2nd week of June)

4. Final Practical Examination for both UG & PG: As per University Schedule (probably within 15 days after theory examination)

Academic Calendar for UG & PG from July to December – 2019:

Name of the Day

July August September October November December Day TD Day TD Day TD Day TD Day TD Day TD

Monday 1 FWD - - - - - - - - - -

Tuesday 2 FWD - - - - 1 FWD - - - -

Wednesday 3 FWD - - - - 2 HD - - - -

Thursday 4 HD 1 FWD - - 3 PHD - - - -

Friday 5 FWD 2 FWD - - 4 PHD 1 FWD - -

Saturday 6 HWD 3 HWD - - 5 PHD 2 HD - -


Monday 8 FWD 5 FWD 2 FWD 7 PHD 4 FWD 2 FWD

Tuesday 9 FWD 6 FWD 3 HD 8 PHD 5 FWD 3 FWD

Wednesday 10 FWD 7 FWD 4 FWD 9 PHD 6 HD 4 FWD

Thursday 11 FWD 8 FWD 5 FWD 10 PHD 7 FWD 5 FWD

Friday 12 FWD 9 FWD 6 FWD 11 PHD 8 FWD 6 FWD

Saturday 13 HWD 10 HWD 7 HWD 12 PHD 9 HWD 7 HWD

Sunday 14 WHD 11 WHD 8 WHD 13 WHD* 10 WHD* 8 WHD

Monday 15 FWD 12 HD 9 FWD 14 PHD 11 FWD 9 FWD

Tuesday 16 FWD 13 FWD 10 HD 15 PHD 12 HD 10 FWD

Wednesday 17 FWD 14 FWD 11 FWD 16 FWD 13 FWD 11 FWD

Thursday 18 FWD 15 HD 12 FWD 17 FWD 14 FWD 12 FWD

Friday 19 FWD 16 FWD 13 FWD 18 FWD 15 FWD 13 FWD

Saturday 20 HWD 17 HWD 14 HWD 19 HWD 16 HWD 14 HWD


Monday 22 FWD 19 FWD 16 FWD 21 FWD 18 FWD 16 FWD

Tuesday 23 FWD 20 FWD 17 FWD 22 FWD 19 FWD 17 FWD

Wednesday 24 FWD 21 FWD 18 HD 23 FWD 20 FWD 18 FWD

Thursday 25 FWD 22 FWD 19 FWD 24 FWD 21 FWD 19 FWD

Friday 26 FWD 23 HD 20 FWD 25 FWD 22 FWD 20 FWD

Saturday 27 HWD 24 HWD 21 HWD 26 HWD 23 HWD 21 HWD


Monday 29 FWD 26 FWD 23 FWD 28 PHD 25 FWD 23 FWD

Tuesday 30 FWD 27 FWD 24 FWD 29 PHD 26 FWD 24 FWD

Wednesday 31 FWD 28 FWD 25 FWD 30 PHD 27 FWD 25 HD

Thursday - - 29 FWD 26 HD 31 FWD 28 FWD 26 FWD

Friday - - 30 FWD 27 FWD - - 29 FWD 27 FWD

Saturday - - 31 HWD 28 HD - - 30 HWD 28 HWD

Sunday - - - - 29 WHD* - - - - 29 WHD

Monday - - - - 30 FWD - - - - 30 FWD

Tuesday - - - - - - - - - - 31 FWD

TWD = 26 = 24 = 20 = 12 = 23 = 25

THD = 01 = 03 = 05 = 15 = 03 = 01

TWHD = 04 = 04 = 05 = 04 = 04 = 05

TD = 31 = 31 = 30 = 31 = 30 = 31

Total Working Day of the Session = 140 TWD = Total Working Day, TD = Teaching Day, HWD = Half Working Day, FWD = Full Working Day, WHD = Weekly Holiday (Sunday), WHD* = Weekly Holiday cum Holiday, HD = Holiday, PHD = Puja Holiday, TWD= Total Working

Days, THD= Total Holidays, TWHD= Total Weekly Holidays & TD= Total Days.

Total Academic Days = 140 N.B.: 1. 1st& 2nd Internal Assessment for 1st, 3rd and 5th Semester for UG and 1st and 3rd Semester for PG: To be decided by the Institution as per central basis. 2. Final Theory Examination for both UG & PG: As per University Schedule (probably within 3rd week of December & 1st week of January) 3. Final Practical Examination for both UG: As per University Schedule (probably within 1st and 2nd week of December) 4. Final Practical Examination for both UG & PG: As per University Schedule (probably within 15 days after theory examination)

IX. Rules of Discipline of the College: The college expects its students to conduct themselves in a disciplined and dignified manner in the college and outside. In this regard, some provisions are as follows:

Students shall obey an order issued by the university or by the Principal of the college; Students shall conduct themselves in a gentle manner both towards the members of the staff and

towards their fellow students; Students shall maintain perfect silence in the class room, laboratories and library room and desist

from demonstration or disorderly behavior. They must not loiter in the corridors or in front of the class rooms or office rooms or library rooms and must keep as quiet as possible during college hours;

Students shall not misappropriate, destroy, mutilate, disfigure or damage any college or university property, library books, furniture, apparatus, etc.;

No student suffering from any contagious or infectious disease will be permitted to attend the college;

For a break of discipline within or outside the premises of the college, the Principal of the college may: (a) impose a fine on a student and/or (b) suspend the student for definite period or (c) expel him from the college for such a period as he deems it fit;

The Principal may ask a student to leave the college, if he/ she consider such action necessary in the interest of the institution or may bring such matters of grave nature to the Governing Body for a decision without assigning any reason for that.

X. Data on Admitted Students for the Session, 2018-’19: 1. Admitted Students in B. A./ B. Sc., Part-I (2018-’19)

Sl. No.

Subject Seat

Capacity General SC ST OBC-A OBC-B P/H Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1. BNGH 116 8 55 5 16 1 0 2 5 2 8 0 0 18 84 2. ENGH 107 20 45 14 11 1 0 4 5 1 6 0 0 40 67 3. EDCH 32 4 12 4 4 1 0 2 1 1 2 0 0 12 19 4. PHIH 77 7 37 3 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11 47 5. PLSH 61 8 5 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 6 6. HISH 77 10 10 5 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 17 13 7. MUCH 28 0 17 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 8. SANH 103 5 46 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 55 9. SOCH 55 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 10. B. A. (Honours) 63 230 39 57 3 0 10 11 5 17 0 0 120 315 11. B. A. (General) 266 445 59 45 0 0 15 15 27 14 1 2 368 521

12. PHSH 55 9 9 4 2 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 17 11 13. CEMH 54 19 14 8 5 0 0 3 1 1 3 0 0 31 23 14. MTMH 85 33 14 11 1 0 0 2 0 6 2 0 0 52 17 15. BOTH 47 14 17 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 17 20 16. ZOOH 52 10 21 4 5 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 16 30 17. PHYH 32 14 10 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 0 0 20 11 18. NUTH 28 3 13 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 5 17 19. GEOH 70 16 19 6 4 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 0 24 27 20. ECOH 33 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 21. B. Sc. (Honours) 121 117 40 20 0 0 9 4 17 15 0 0 187 156 22. B. Sc. (General) 94 101 11 4 0 0 2 2 6 8 1 1 114 116 23. B. Sc.- Major 56 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 66 0

TOTAL 600 893 154 126 3 0 36 32 54 2 3 855 1108

M.A./M.Sc. 2nd Semester Regular Bengali, Philosophy, History, Geography & Sanskrit – 2018-’19

Sl. No.

Subject Seat General SC ST OBC-A OBC-B P/H Total Level of

Semester M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1. M. A. in Bengali

40 2 21 2 7 0 0 0 1 1 6 0 0 5 35 2nd

2. M. A./ M. Sc.

in Geography 20 4 11 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 6 14

2nd

3. M. A. in History

30 5 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 6 2nd

4. M. A. in

Philosophy 40 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 5 2nd

5. M. A. in

Sanskrit 45 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2nd

TOTAL

15 41 6 9 1 0 0 2 1 9 0 0 23 61

Admitted Students in B. A./ B. Sc., Part-II (2018-’19)

Sl. No.

Subject Seat

Capacity

General SC ST OBC-A OBC-B P/H Total

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1. BNGH 8 44 0 22 0 0 0 2 4 6 0 0 18 68 2. ENGH 20 29 0 11 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 32 34 3. ECOH 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4. EDCH 4 10 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 10 13 5. GEOH 8 10 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 10 6. PHIH 5 18 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 23 7. PLSH 3 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 2 8. HISH 4 5 0 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11 7 9. MUCH 2 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 10. SANH 7 22 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11 24 11. SOCH 0 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 12. B. A. (Honours) 52 156 0 65 1 1 0 2 11 10 0 0 109 199 13. B. A. (General) 112 240 18 32 9 6 2 0 20 4 0 0 161 282 14. BOTH 5 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 15 15. CEMH 16 5 3 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 23 6 16. MTMH 34 17 6 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 45 20 17. PHYH 6 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 9 9 18. PHSH 6 6 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 9 7 19. NUTH 2 17 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 19 20. ZOOH 12 9 6 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 21 11 21. B. Sc. (Honours) 81 76 17 7 0 0 1 1 17 3 0 0 116 87

22. B. Sc. (General) 82 61 7 5 0 0 0 0 10 1 0 0 99 67 23. B. Sc.- Major 35 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 - 0 0 41 1

TOTAL 362 534 44 109 10 7 3 3 62 18 0 0 526 636

Admitted Students in B. A./ B. Sc., Part-III (2018-’19) Sl. No.

Subject Seat

Capacity General SC ST OBC-A OBC-B P/H Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1. BNGH 27 12 1 12 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 28 30 2. ENGH 19 33 8 3 0 1 2 2 0 7 0 0 29 46 3. ECOH 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4. EDCH 7 10 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 9 13 5. GEOH 11 21 1 4 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 14 28 6. PHIH 6 18 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 24 7. PLSH 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 8. HISH 2 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 9. MUCH 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 6 10. SANH 3 24 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 4 31 11. SOCH 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 12. B. A. (Honours) 87 131 14 33 0 1 3 3 4 19 0 0 108 187 13. B. A. (General) 73 119 15 16 0 0 0 1 6 7 0 0 94 143 14. BOTH 6 24 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 0 21 17 15. CEMH 25 4 4 3 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 35 7 16. MTMH 25 14 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 27 16 17. PHYH 5 9 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 6 13 18. PHSH 21 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 26 6 19. NUTH 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 10 20. ZOOH 5 13 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 12 18 21. B. Sc. (Honours) 87 77 17 8 0 0 2 1 11 11 0 0 127 87 22. B. Sc. (General) 55 47 7 4 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 66 53 23. B. Sc.- Major(General) 43 0 6 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 52 0

TOTAL 285 434 59 61 0 2 10 5 43 38 0 0 447 470

M.A./M.Sc. 4th Semester Regular Bengali, Philosophy, Geography & Sanskrit – 2018-’19

Sl. No.

Subject Seat General SC ST OBC-A OBC-B P/H Total Level of

Semester M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1. M. A. in Bengali

40 3 23 2 4 0 0 3 0 2 2 0 0 10 29 4th

Semester

2. M. A./ M. Sc.

in Geography 20 6 5 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 11 8

4th

Semester

3. M. A. in

Philosophy 40 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 12

4th

Semester

4. M. A. in

Sanskrit 45 1 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 11

4th

Semester

TOTAL

10 47 6 4 0 0 4 3 3 6 0 0 23 60

= 83

Roll Strength

of ITI-2018-

‘19:

Number of Students

Semester - II Semester - IV Total

Fitter Course Electrician

Course Fitter Course

Electrician Course

Fitter Course Electrician

Course

40 38 19 21 59 59

Total = 118

Grand Total Student Strength of the College = 4327

XI. Results: 1. Result in Last Eight Years (2011-2018):

Years % of Passed out Candidates No. of 1st

Class B. A. (Hons.) B. A. (General) B.Sc. (Hons.) B. Sc. (General) B. Sc.-Major Total 2011 93.7 96.9 86.2 100.0 85.8 92.5 42 2012 96.6 97.0 96.5 100.0 100.0 98.0 35 2013 97.3 96.2 99.2 100.0 92.9 97.2 48 2014 91.8 98.2 91.4 100.0 100.0 96.3 56 2015 98.6 91.6 93.1 93.8 100.0 95.4 67 2016 97.06 99.05 95.17 100.0 100.00 98.26 87 2017 98.88 75.00 95.41 98.97 100.0 97.25 102 2018 97.86 89.58 98.95 98.15 NA 96.14 93+

*2018: Result of B.Sc., Part-III General (Major) has not been published only by Vidyasagar University till date.

2. Result in University Examination: Part-III, 2018: Result in B. A. / B. Sc. (Honours)

Honours Subjects

Candidates appeared

Candidates passed

1st Class 2nd Class ‘P’ Division % of Passed

out Bengali 66 66 03 58 05 100.00

Economics - - - - - - Education 13 13 10 03 - 100.00

English 67 67 01 49 17 100.00 Geography 45 45 05 35 05 100.00

History 18 18 - 18 - 100.00 Philosophy 34 32 03 25 04 94.12 Pol. Science 07 07 - 06 01 100.00

Sanskrit 20 17 02 10 02 85.00 Sociology 05 04 01 03 - 80.00

Music 06 06 01 05 - 100.00

TOTAL 281 275 26 212 34 97.86 Botany 23 23 02 19 02 100.00

Chemistry 24 24 10 14 - 100.00 Mathematics 41 40 06 25 09 97.56

Physics 35 34 07 21 06 97.14 Physiology 15 15 06 08 01 100.00

Zoology 38 38 12 23 03 100.00

TOTAL 191 189 47 118 24 98.95 All Over 472 464 73 330 58 98.31

Result in B. A. / B. Sc. (General) B. A. (General) 192 172 01 85 86 89.58 B. Sc. (General) 54 53 03 49 01 98.15 B. Sc. (Major/

General) 52 Yet to be published

TOTAL 298 03

Result in M. A./ M.Sc. Sanskrit 30 28 21 07 - 93.33 Bengali 36 34 27 07 - 94.44

Geography & Environment Management

18 18 18 - - 100.00

Grand Total 732 716 93+ 427 192 97.81

Result: ITI, 4th Semester-2018

Trade & Semester Marks Obtained Total Number

of Trainee 90% - 80 % 80% -70 % 70% – 60%

Semester-IV Electrician Course 16 05 - 21

Fitter Course 01 12 06 19

Total 26 74 18 118

4. Admission: I. Subject Taught:

B. A. (Bachelor of Arts) B. Sc. (Bachelor of Science) Honours General Honours General

1. Bengali 1. Bengali 10. Physical Education

1. Physics 1. Physics 2. English 2. English 2. Chemistry 2. Chemistry 3. Sanskrit 3. Sanskrit 11. Human Right

Education 3. Mathematics 3. Mathematics

4. History 4. History 4. Botany 4. Botany 5. Philosophy 5. Philosophy 12. National

Service Scheme (NSS)

5. Zoology 5. Zoology 6. Political Science 6. Sociology 6. Physiology 6. Physiology 7. Sociology 7. Music 1. Nutrition 7. Nutrition 8. Music 8. Education

13. National Cadet Corps (NCC)

8. Geography 8. Geography 9. Education 9. Political

Science 9. Economics 9. Computer Science

10. Economics

11. NCC 12. NSS

B. Sc. Major: Automobile Maintenance

Post Graduate (PG) Course Regular Mode Distance Mode

M. A. in Sanskrit

M. A. / M. Sc. in Geography & Environment Management

M. A. in Bengali, English, Sanskrit, History &

M. A. / M. Sc. in Geography

M. A. in Bengali

M. A. in Philosophy

M. A. in History

Industrial Training Institute (ITI) Fitter Course Electrician Course

Certificate Courses: We are going to continue some certificate courses on following subjects from the session, 2016-’17 maintaining all the rules of our Vidyasagar University and also UGC.

Sl. No. Name of Certificate Courses Fees Structure (Rs./-)

1. Six Months’ Certificate Course in Communicative English Language

1500/-

2. Preparatory Course for NET (UGC/ CSIR), SET (WBCSC), GATE & Others (2-months)

As per necessity

II. Intake Capacity/ Seat Capacity for Under Graduate (UG)-2019:

B. A. (Bachelor of Arts) B. Sc. (Bachelor of Science) Subjects Intake Capacity Subjects Intake Capacity

1. Bengali (Hons.) 116 1. Physics (Hons.) 55 2. English (Hons.) 107 2. Chemistry (Hons.) 54 3. Sanskrit (Hons.) 103 3. Mathematics (Hons.) 85 4. History (Hons.) 77 4. Geography (Hons.) 70 5. Philosophy (Hons.) 77 5. Economics (Hons.) 33 6. Political Science (Hons.) 61 6. Botany (Hons.) 47 7. Sociology (Hons.) 55 7. Zoology (Hons.) 52 8. Music (Hons.) 28 8. Physiology (Hons.) 32 9. Education (Hons.) 32 9. 7. Nutrition (Hons.) 28

B.A./ B. Sc. (Bachelor of Arts/ Science)- General B. Sc. (Bachelor of Science)- Major 1. Computer Science 40

2. Physical Education 350

3. NSS 100 Automobile Maintenance 66

4. NCC 150

Category wise Intake Capacity in B. A./ B.Sc. (Honours & Major)

Sl. No. Subject Seat

Capacity General SC ST OBC-A

OBC-B

P/H (General)

P/H (SC)

P/H (Others)

1. Bengali 116 62 25 07 11 08 02 01 00 2. English 107 57 23 06 11 07 02 01 00 3. Education 32 17 07 02 03 02 01 00 00 4. Geography 70 37 15 04 07 05 01 01 00 5. Economics 33 18 07 02 03 02 01 00 00 6. Philosophy 77 41 16 04 08 05 02 01 00 7. Political Science 61 33 13 04 06 04 01 00 00 8. Music 28 15 06 02 03 02 00 00 00 9. History 77 41 16 05 08 05 01 01 00 10. Sanskrit 103 55 22 06 10 07 02 01 00 11. Sociology 55 29 12 03 06 04 01 00 00 12. Botany 47 25 10 03 05 03 01 00 00 13. Chemistry 54 29 12 03 05 04 01 00 00 14. Physics 55 29 12 03 06 04 01 00 00 15. Physiology 32 17 07 02 03 02 01 00 00 16. Mathematics 85 45 18 05 08 06 02 01 00 17. Zoology 52 28 11 03 05 04 01 00 00 18. Nutrition 28 15 06 02 03 02 00 00 00

19. B. Sc.- Major (Auto.

Maintenance) 66 35 14 04 07 05 01 00 00

Seat Capacity/ Intake Capacity for Post Graduate (M.A. /M.Sc.) Courses

Admission – 2019–’20

Seat Capacity/ Intake Capacity for V. U. Students based on the Merit List of Common Entrance Test

[Seats for V. U. Students: 60% of total seats]

Sl. No. Subject Total Seats

Seats General SC ST OBC-A OBC-B PWD

1. Sanskrit 45 27 13 06 02 03 02 01

2. Bengali 40 24 13 05 01 02 02 01

3. Geography & Environment Management

20 12 06 03 01 01 01 -

4. Philosophy 40 24 13 05 01 02 02 01

5. History 30 18 10 04 01 02 01 -

Seat Capacity/ Intake Capacity for All Students through Open Competition (O. C.)based on the Merit List of Common Entrance Test

[Seats for Open Competition (O. C.): 40% of total seats]

Sl. No. Subject Total Seats

Seats General SC ST OBC-A OBC-B PWD

1. Sanskrit 45 18 10 04 01 02 01 -

2. Bengali 40 16 08 04 01 02 01 -

3. Geography & Environment Management

20 08 04 02 - 01 01 -

4. Philosophy 40 16 08 04 01 02 01 -

5. History 30 12 06 03 01 01 01 -

III. Role Strength (For the Session, 2019-’20):

Role Strength at UG (Under Graduate) Level – 2019-’20

B. A. (Bachelor of Arts) B. Sc. (Bachelor of Science) B. Sc.-Major (General) Section Honours General Section Honours General

Part-I 435 889 Part-I 343 230 66

Part-II 308 443 Part-II 203 166 42

Part-III 295 237 Part-III 214 119 52

Total 1038 1569 Total 760 515 160

Total in B. A. (Honours + General)= 2607 Total in B. Sc. (Honours + General) =1275 Total = 160

Sub-total= 4042

Role Strength at PG (Post Graduate) Level

PG in Regular Mode (Sanskrit, Geography, Bengali& Philosophy)

PG in DDE Mode (Bengali, English, Sanskrit, Geography & History)

Semester-I/II 84 1st Year 19

Semester-III/ IV 83 2nd Year 25

Total= 167 Total= 44

Sub-total= 211

Industrial Training Institute (ITI)

Semester –I/II Fitter Course

21 Electrician Course

21 Total = 42

Semester –III/IV 42 42 Total = 84

Total 63 Total 63 Total = 126

Grand Total= 4379 (Four Thousands Three Hundreds Seventy Nine)

IV. Combinations of Subjects (As Per UGC & University Rules):

1. Subjects Bunching/ Combinations for Arts and Humanities/ B. A. (Hons.) Honours Course General Course (Elective Subjects)

Subjects: Bengali, English, Sanskrit, History, Philosophy,

Political Science, Sociology, Education & Music

Group-A: Bengali

Group-B: History/ Sociology

Group-C: Political Science/ Music

Group-D:Philosophy

Group-E: Sanskrit

Group-F: English/ Education

In case of B.A.(Honourse) in any one of the foresaid subjects, other two subjects (excluding Honours Subject) can be taken from any two of the above groups excluding the Honours Subject Group.

2. Subjects Bunching/ Combinations for Arts and Humanities/ B. A. (General) General Course General Course (Elective Subjects)

B.A. (General)

Group-A: Bengali/ English/ Education

Group-B: History/ Sociology

Group-C: Political Science/ Music/ Human Rights Education

Group-D:Philosophy/ NSS/ NCC

Group-E: Sanskrit/ Physical Education

3.Subjects Bunching/ Combinations for B. Sc. (Hons./Core):2018-‘19 Core/ Honours

Subject Generic Elective (GE) Subjects

Choice-1 GE for I & II-Semesters Choice-2 GE for III & IV-Semesters Physics Mathematics Chemistry/ Computer Science

Chemistry Mathematics Physics/Computer Science Mathematics Physics Chemistry/ Computer Science

Botany Zoology/ Chemistry/ Physiology/

Nutrition Zoology/ Chemistry/ Nutrition/

Geography

Zoology Botany/ Nutrition/ Chemistry/

Geography Botany/ Nutrition/Physiology/

Chemistry

Physiology Nutrition/ Botany/ Zoology/

Chemistry Nutrition/ Botany/ Zoology/

Chemistry

Nutrition Chemistry/ Zoology/Botany/

Geography Chemistry/ Physiology/

Zoology/Botany

Geography Economics/ Mathematics/

Computer Science/ Nutrition Botany/ Zoology/ Nutrition

Economics Geography/ Computer Science/ Mathematics/Zoology/Nutrition

Geography/ Computer Science/ Mathematics/Zoology/Nutrition

4.Subjects Bunching/ Combinations for B. Sc. (General):2018-‘19

B. Sc. (General) Three subjects, taking one from any three of

Group-A: Physics/ Economics/ Nutrition Group-B: Chemistry

the following groups Group-C: Mathematics Group-D: Botany/ Computer Science Group-E: Zoology Group-F: Physiology/ Geography Group-G: NCC/ NSS

In case of B.Sc. General Course, three selected subjects will be considered as 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices respectively;

One subject can be taken from one group.

5.Subjects Bunching/ Combinations for B. Sc. – Major (General)

B. Sc.-Major (General) Subject: Automobile

Maintenance Group-A: Physics Group-B: Computer Science/ Mathematics

In case of B.Sc.- Major (General) in the foresaid subject, other two subjects can be taken from two of the above groups.

For studying this course, one candidate must have Physics &Mathematics at H.S. Level/ Equivalent Vocational Course.

V. Admission of Students:

1. Admission of Students: Students’ admission strictly on the basis of merit. ONLINE Admission Process Admission Information in the College Website E-admission in different subjects Help Line for Students’ Admission Students for e-admission as per their merit, choice and opportunities. Admission Fees payment through online way and also online way from Net Banking and Debit/ Credit

Card.

2. ADMISSION POLICY: Admission policy of Under-Graduate Degree Course in this College is framed by the Admission Committee on the basis of H.S. / Equivalent examination Results and the guidelines of the Affiliating University. Admission is made on merit basis subject to the fixed intake capacity scheduled by the Affiliating University. The seats are distributed among different categories of students as per Govt. rules. Students from the Board / Council other than that of W.B. are required to submit migration certificate duly, otherwise admission will be cancelled. Admission to PG Courses will be happened alike the e-admission (online) as per affiliated university rules. 1. Admission to the College implies an undertaking by the students to the effect that the students shall try

their utmost to enhance the reputation of the college and shall willingly abide by the rules and disciplines of the college. On-line admission system has been launched from the session (2015-2016). Applications are to be submitted through online process only. Candidates should log-on college website:www.bajkulcollege.org Guidelines for submissions of online applications are given on the website under “online

admission” button. Merit lists will be published on the website on the due date. Selected candidates would take the admission through online. Documents will be verified on the day of class beginning (02.07.19 to 04.07.19). Applications for only Girl students in Abha Maity Womens’ Hostel Seat would be submitted by the

candidates after having their admission. Hostel seats will be allotted through proper selection procedure on the basis of the seats available. Applicants can meet the “office” in the college campus for any query after the commencement of

classes.

2. The student migrating from another University of Board may be provisionally admitted on payment of Migration Fee.

The migrating student must submit after admission (i) the migration certificate from the University or the Board from which he/ she is coming and (ii) an attested copy of the marksheet of the examination passed. Admission rules are followed as per U.G.C. State Govt. & University guidelines.

Subject/Course Eligibility Criteria

B.A.: All Hons. Subject

Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in selected Hons. Subject/ Related Subject or 50% in selected Hons.subject./Related Subject*.

Chemistry (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in theory of Chemistry or 60% in Chemistry and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Mathematics & Physics

Physics (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in theory of Physics or 60% in Physics and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Mathematics & Chemistry

Mathematics (Hons)

Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in theory of Mathematics or 60% in Mathematics and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Physics & Chemistry

Botany (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in Theory of Biology or 60% in Biology Subject and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Chemistry.

Physiology (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in Theory of Biology or 60% in Biology Subject and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Chemistry.

Zoology (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in Theory of Biology or 60% in Biology Subject and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Chemistry.

Nutrition (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in Theory for selected Hons. Subject/ Biology or 60% in Biology Subject/Selected Hons. Subject and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Chemistry.

Geography (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in Geography or 60% in Geography.

Economics (Hons) Candidate must carry the marks in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with pass mark in Economics or 60% in Economics and required minimum 30% marks in theory of Mathematics.

B.A. General Passed in H.S. (10+2)/ Equivalent Examination B.Sc. General Passed in H.S.(10+2)/ Equivalent Examination with any three science subject. B.Sc. Major

(Automobile Maintenance)

Passed in H.S. (10+2): 45% in aggregate with Mathematics and Physics. Passed in Vocational:50% in aggregate with Mathematics and Physics.

N.B.*Bengali.(Except Bengali & English)

3. Admission Related Important Information: A student in General Course will have to take 3 elective subjects without compulsory English/ Bengali

and Environmental Studies throughout the course. A student in Honours Course will have to take 2 elective subjects in addition to Honours subject

without compulsory English/ Bengali and Environmental Studies throughout the course. A student will not be allowed to take more than one language as elective subject in B.A. course. A candidate who appeared at the H.S. examination (or equivalent) but could not obtain pass marks in

that subject will not be allowed to take up that subject in the Degree course.

Students who have not passed in Mathematics at the H.S. examination (or equivalent) will not be eligible to apply for Economics, Physics and Chemistry.

For B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (Hons. & Gen.) curriculum, the new syllabus of Vidyasagar University for new CBCS system would be followed. The system has been introduced already from 2017 for Science (Hons.) and from 2018 for Arts (Hons.), Arts (General) and Science (General).

4. Admission Rules: Additional Rules regarding admission to 1st year class w.e.f. July 2019. Students who have passed from any recognized State and Central Boards / Councils of India and

abroad will be considered eligible for admission. Students who have passed Higher Secondary or equivalent examination with minimum 45% marks in

the aggregate (To be calculated by adding the marks obtained in ‘best five’ subject with Bengali/Hindi & English excluding Environmental Studies) or 50% marks in the subject or related subject (Bengali) are eligible to apply for admission in the Honours Course. (Other than English and Bengali).

Students carrying pass marks in at least five subjects are eligible to apply for admission in General Course.

Admission is to be done on Merit basis and Merit point for admission in Honours Course is to be calculated by adding 10% of total marks obtained in the ‘best five’ subjects including English & Bengali / Hindi excluding Environmental Studies, at Higher Secondary / equivalent examination and the marks obtained in the subject or a related subject in which the admission in Honours Course is sought.

Merit point for admission in General Course is to be calculated by adding the marks obtained in ‘best five’ subjects excluding Environmental Studies at Higher Secondary /equivalent examination.

For admission in General and Honours course, a student must have passed in two language subjects of which one must be English at Higher Secondary /Equivalent Examination.

If any student of science stream in higher secondary / equivalent examination apply for honours course in Bengali / English / Hindi her merit point is to be calculated proportionately by deduction marks obtained in the practical examination.

Regarding admission in Nutrition (Hons) Course:- Only those students are eligible who have passed in Nutrition with Biology or Chemistry at Higher Secondary / equivalent examination. or, Biology and / or Chemistry at Higher Secondary / equivalent examination.

Students must take subjects as per the classifications mentioned in “Subject Bunching”.

5. Admission in Semesters and Part - III classes:

Different Semesters and Part -II examinees shall take provisional admission in next grade classes on or before as and when notified. Percentage will be counted from the date of beginning of the classes. Up -to-date tuition fees with session charges are to be paid at the time of provisional admission. The college will take up the matter to the University if any admitted student of this college gets admitted elsewhere without proper intimation.

6. Guidelines for the Online Admission: Sl. No. Guidelines for Admission to UG Course

1. Admission of 1st Semester B.A. / B.Sc. (Honours and General) classes will be made according to the norms of Vidyasagar University and College.

2. Application for admission to 1st Semester B.A. / B.Sc. (Honours and General) classes may be made online

3. Steps for Online Application -

4.

(i) Visit the College Website: http://www.bajkulcollege.org (ii) Click on the ‘Online Admission Portal’ (iii) You can avail the prospectus, guidelines for filling up online application forms,

eligibility criteria, intake capacity, subject combination, fee structure and important dates.

http://www.pkcollegecontai.ac.in/

(iv) Please check “Eligibility Criteria”, “Application Procedure”, “Subject Taught”, “Intake Capacity”, “Important Dates” & also “Guidelines “carefully

(v) Please check Specimen Copy of Filled-up Form (vi) Enter Online Admission, Select any on Course & Re-enter your choice based Course (vii) Fill the requisite details in block letters for different parts of the form (viii) Upload Passport Size scan Photo and Signature or Paste a passport size colour

photo in the space provided (ix) Submit all data & do not leave any essential box empty (x) Please verify information before clicking the submit form button (xi) Please confirm Date of Birth then submit your Application Form (xii) Do not forget to take the printout of the receipt. You can also save a pdf version

(notall the fields will be shown in the print out). (xiii) Enter Payment Status &Candidates have to re-enter their Application ID No. as User

ID and Date of Birth as Password then submit. (xiv) Print Duplicate Form & Bank Challan (xv) The candidate & guardian must put their signature in the space provided (xvi) Please enclose following documents - Attested copy of Admit card of M.P. Attested copy of Mark Sheet for H.S. Exam. Attested copy of S.C. / S.T. / O.B.C./ P.H. Certificate (if applicable) Attested copy of BPL Certificate (if applicable)

(xvii) In case of applying for more than one subject at one sitting, click on “APPLY ANOTHER “button after the successful submission of one form and put the requisite data.

(xviii) Do not submit any Printout or Fee at the College. After the publication of Merit List the selected candidates must bring THE PRINTOUT OF THE APPLICATION FORM,ORIGINAL & PHOTO COPIES OF ALL TESTIMONIALS on the day of admission.

(xix) Separate application form has to be filled in for each course (Hons. / Gen.). (xx) Then automatically generate a Bank Challan which will be submit to any branch

ofSBI with requisite Fees. (xxi) Merit lists of admission for each course (Hons. / Gen.) will be published in due time

in college notice boards as well as in college website. The listed candidates must get admission within the scheduled day(s) mentioned; otherwise their candidature willbe cancelled.

5. Students who feel difficulty in applying online from outside may visit the college and contact Student Support Cell/ Admission Help Desk during the application period. Technical help will be provided in the application process.

6. At the time of admission, the production of the original copies of the submitted PRINTEDAPPLICATION FORM (as in Point 4) is mandatory; otherwise there will be no admission.

7. Fees once submitted will not be refundable.

8. The guidelines said above are subject to change in need as per the decision of College authority.

9. Incomplete applications will be cancelled. 10. The guidelines said above are subject to change at the discretion of College authority.

VI. Fees Structure in details – 2019-’20:

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Particulars Fees for B. A. (Rs./-) Fees for B. Sc. (Rs./-) Honours General Honours General Major

1. Admission Fee 75.00 50.00 110.00 85.00 100.00 2. Course Fee (Yearly) 1000.00 800.00 1100.00 900.00 10200.00 3. Development fee 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00

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4. Library Deposit (Refundable) 100.00 50.00 100.00 75.00 100.00

5. Lab. Caution Money (Refundable): Each

Lab. Based Honours, General & Major Subject

100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

6. Laboratory Fee (Yearly): Each Lab.

Based General Subject except Chemistry & Computer Science

- - - 400.00 400.00

7. Laboratory Fee (Yearly): Chemistry &

Computer Science (General) - - - 500.00 500.00


Based Subject in 1st Year (Honours/Major) - - 1650.00 - 1650.00


Based Subject in 2nd & 3rd Year (Hons./Major)

- - 1150.00 - 1150.00

10. Music (once at the time of admission) 1200.00 1000.00 - - -

11. Physical Education

(P. T. Dress+Lab. Fees) -

1400+400 =1800.00

- - -

12. NCC (Lab. Fees) - 700.00 - 700.00 - 13. NSS (Lab. Fees) - 700.00 - 700.00 - 14. Registration Fee 140.00 140.00 140.00 140.00 140.00

15.

Session Charge (Sports Fee, College Health Care, Students

Union Fee, Festival Fee, Identity Card, College Examination Fee, Magazine Fee,

Aid Fund, Gardening, Electric & Generator Charge, Library Fee, etc.)

1200.00 1200.00 1200.00 1200.00 1200.00

16. Tuition Fee (Yearly) 900.00 600.00 1320.00 1020.00 1200.00

17. University Exam. Fees As per V.U. norms (May be pay at the time of Exam.

Form Fill up.

ABSTRACT OF FEES:2019-‘20

Abstract of Fees (Yearly) for B. A. (Honours)

Abstract of Fees for B. A. (Honours) in Rupees (Rs./-)

Honours Optional General Subjects (GE)

Bengali/English/ Sanskrit/ History/ Philosophy/ Sociology/ Political Science/ Education

With Music

Bengali Rs. 3240/- Rs. 4340/-

History Rs. 3240/- Rs. 4340/-

Philosophy Rs. 3240/- Rs. 4340/-

Sociology Rs. 3240/- Rs. 4340/-

Education Rs. 3240/- Rs. 4340/-

English Rs. 3240/- Rs. 4340/-

Sanskrit Rs. 3240/- Rs. 4340/-

Political Science Rs. 3240/- -

Music Rs. 4540/- -

Abstract of Fees (Semester – I & II) for B. Sc. (Honours) including Pure

Science, Bioscience, Geography and Economics under Newly Introduced Choice Based

Credit System (CBCS) of UGC & Vidyasagar University:

Abstract of Fees for Pure Science, B. Sc. (Honours) in Rupees (Rs./-)

Honours GE – 1 & GE – 2 (Generic Elective Subjects for Semester – I & II)

Physics Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Computer Science / Chemistry) -

Chemistry Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Computer Science) -

Mathematics Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Computer Science / Chemistry) -

Geography Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Computer Science) Rs. 5230/- (With Economics)

Botany Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Chemistry) -

Zoology Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Chemistry) -

Physiology Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Chemistry) -

Nutrition Rs. 5730/- Rs. 5830/- (With Chemistry) -

Economics Rs. 3980/- Rs. 4080/- (With Computer Science) -

VII. Undergraduate (B.A, B.Sc & Major Courses) Admission Schedule for the Academic

Session – 2019-20

Sl. No. Activities Dates & Time

1. Starting of online filling up of Admission Forms by the candidates.

27.05.2019 after 12 Noon.

2. Closing the online form fill up & fees deposit. 07.06.2019 at 4 P.M.

3. Publication of Provisional Merit List. 10.06.2019 after 12 Noon

4. Objection regarding Provisional Merit List, submit the authentic documents through “COMPLAIN” Box

11.06.2019 upto 2 P.M.

5. Publication of Final Merit List 11.06.2019 after 4 P.M.

6. Online Admission- Phase-I: For Hons/ Major Courses (Subject wise)

12.06.2019 to 14.06.2019

7. Online Admission- Phase-II:For Hons/ Major Courses (Subject wise) as per seat availability

17.06.2019 to 19.06.2019

8. Online Admission- Phase-III: For Hons/ Major Courses (Subject wise) as per seat availability

21.06.2019 to 22.06.2019

9. Online Admission- Phase-IV: For Hons/ Major Courses (Subject wise) as per seat availability

24.06.2019 to 25.06.2019

10. Online Admission- Phase-V:For Hons/ Major Courses (Subject wise) as per seat availability

26.06.2019 to 01.07.2019

11. Online Admission for B.A/ B.Sc. General Course 21.06.2019 to 01.07.2019

12. Commencement of class 02.07.2019

13. Verification of testimonials 02.07.2019 to 04.07.2019

N.B.-1. Online Admission Link for taking the admission will be available after publication of the final merit list and sending the information to candidate’s mobile no & e-mail id.

2. Admitted students must bring the all original testimonials along with printed Application Form (With guardian’s signature) and photo copy of Testimonials for verification.

Important Dates for the Admission to PG Courses in different

disciplines-2019-’20: Sl. No. Facts Important Date

1. Beginning of Online Application Form Submission for admission:

29.05.2019

2. Last Date of Online Application Form Submission for admission:

15.06.2019

3. Last date of e-payment of application fee: 15.06.2019

4. Publication of Eligible Applicant’s List for Both 60% and 40% Seats of Common Entrance Test (CET)

Date will be declared and available online in due time

5. Date of Common Entrance Test Date will be declared and

available online in due time

6. Publication of Merit List as per Common Entrance Test (under 60% & 40% categories):


7. Date of e-Admission (Phase-I): Date will be declared and


8. Date of e-Admission (Phase-II), if necessary (as per seat availability):


9. Date of e-Admission (Phase-III), if necessary (as per seat availability):


10. Class Commencement: Date will be declared and


* For further admission related queries please contact HELP DESK no. - (03220) 274-460 (Office)/ 9732860771/ 8145395092/ 7001754163.

N.B.: Date of e-admission may be changed as per changeable schedule of Vidyasagar University. So, please visit our website regularly for updated information.

Abstract of Fees for the Session of PG Admission – 2019-‘20:

Courses Subjects Fees Amount (Rs./-)

M. A. (PG) Sanskrit, Bengali, Philosophy & History 6,000/- (per semester)

M. A./ M. Sc. (PG) Geography & Environment Management 14,000/- (per semester)

Fees Structure for the Session of Admission – 2019-‘20:

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Particulars

Fees for M. A./ M. Sc. (Rs./-)

Bengali , Philosophy, History

& Sanskrit

Geography & Environment Management

1. Course Fee (Semester wise) 3,750.00 11,750.00

2. Development fee (Semester wise) 450.00 450.00

3. Library Caution Money (Semester wise) 100.00 100.00

4. University Enrolment Fee (Semester wise) 800.00 800.00

5.

Session Charge (Semester wise) (Sports Fee, Primary Health Care, Students Union Fee, Festival Fee, Identity Card, Magazine Fee, Aid

Fund, Gardening, Electric & Generator Charge, Library Fee, etc.)

600.00 600.00

6. Internal Examination Fee (Semester wise) 300.00 300.00

TOTAL 6,000.00 14,000.00

GUIDELINES FOR ADMISSION IN PG COURSES-2019-’20:

1. Online Applications from eligible candidates are invited for admission into 2 years (4

semesters) Post Graduate Courses

2. Admission into the PG Courses: Bengali, Sanskrit, Geography, Philosophy & History will

be made strictly on the basis of the result of Common Entrance Test (CET).

3. Online Application Forms for admission will be available from Bajkul Milani

Mahavidyalaya website – www.bajkulcollege.org from 29.05.2019 to 15.06.2019.

4. Last date of e-payment of application fee – 15.06.2019.

5. Application fee of Rs. 250/- (Rupees two hundred and fifty) only has to be paid online

through Payment Gateway Mode (Credit Card/ Debit Card/ Net Banking/ Cash) through SBI Collect.

6. Normally 60% seats will be for the students of the Vidyasagar University and 40% seats

for other Open to all.

7.

Selection will be made strictly on the basis of merit of Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya. In the case of equal marks obtained in CET, total marks / percentage of marks of Honours is to be taken into account for ranking. In case of equal marks obtained in Honours immediately preceding Examination are to be considered for ranking.

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8. As per order of the Govt. of West Bengal 60% of total seats in each subject will be

reserved for the students of V.U & autonomous college(s) affiliated to Vidyasagar University and 40% seats will be available for Open to all.

9.

The 60% of total seats in each subject will be reserved for passed out Honours students of VU & autonomous college(s) affiliated to Vidyasagar University, which will be selected from the merit list of CET and the candidates have to obtain Hons marks or equivalent in the major subject.

10.

Quota for SC/ ST will be considered as per Govt. order 906 Edn / Estt dated 18.09.1997. Number of seats (SC-22%, ST-6%, OBC-A-10%, OBC-B-7%) will be calculated and considered separately for 60% seats of V.U. students and 40% seats for Open Competition. Fraction of 0.5% or more will be rounded to the next whole number.

11. Entrance Test in each subject will be based on prescribed Under Graduate (Honours)

syllabus of Vidyasagar University.

12. Question paper of each subject contains 50 (Fifty) Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ), each

carrying 2 marks. Each MCQ will have 4 options.

13. Duration of Entrance Exam – 1 hour.

14. 0.5 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.

15. Questions will be set in English, except Bengali and Sanskrit.

16. At the time of Entrance Examination Candidate need to carry the Admit Card of PG

Entrance Examination, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya and must bring any photo identity proof (Ex: Voter Card, Pan Card, Aadhaar Card or UG 3rd Year Admit Card).

17. Date of publication of Merit List (under both 60% & 40% category) for Open Competition:


18. Date of e-Admission: - Date will be declared and available online in due time

19. Online provisional admission will be done through the college admission portal. All e-

admissions are provisional.

20. An admission is liable to be cancelled for incorporation of incorrect data or false

statements.

21. The verification of testimonials & other documents for provisionally admitted students

will be initiated after commencement of classes.

22. The verification will be held in the concerned department. The teachers of the concerned

department will be present at the time of verification.

23.

The admission will be cancelled if a student remained absent from classes for consecutive 10 days from the date of commencement of classes without any intimation to the concerned head of the department or institution. The admission fees paid will not be refunded.

24. If any candidate shifts to another institution without intimation to the authority of the

institution within 10-days from the date of commencement of classes, the admission fees paid will not be refunded.

25. If a student applies to the college authority for the cancellation of admission within 10-

days from the date of commencement of classes, 10% of the total admission fees will be deducted as processing fee and the rest will be refunded to candidate.

26. All admissions will be made as per existing Reservation Policy of the State Government.

The Candidates will have to produce SC/ST/OBC/PWD Certificates in original at the time of Counselling.

27. Migration Certificate (for other university candidate only) must be submitted within two

months from the date of admission.

28. For further admission related queries please contact HELP LINE no. - (03220) 274-460

(Office)/ 9732860771/ 8145395092/ 7001754163.

Following documents have to be brought by the Provisionally Admitted candidates during final verification and admission:

Print out of the online field in application form to be submitted at the time of

verification.

Self attested photo copies of all the Mark Sheets of Examination passed (10t h onward).

University Registration Certificate and a copy of the Passport Size coloured photograph affixed

on the box of the Form,

Self attested photo copy of the Admit Card/ Certificate of H.S. or equivalent/Madhyamik as

evidence of the date of birth,

Self attested photo copy of SC/ ST/ OBC-A/ OBC-B/Persons with Disability (PWD) certificate

issued by the appropriate authority, for those applying under respective quota.

Self attested photo copies of the Certificate of Games & Sports/ Cultural Competition

(International/ National/ State in the last two years), for those applying under respective quota.

Self attested photo copy of the BPL (certificate of the parents issued by the appropriate

authority, if claimed for concession of tuition fees.

Migration Certificate (for other university candidates only) must be submitted within two

months from the date of admission.

Application form, if not properly filled in and accompanied with attested copies of the

documents as stated above, is liable to be cancelled.

All candidates are required to produce all original Certificates, Mark Sheets and testimonials for

verification at the time of Counselling and admission. Candidate is to be present himself / herself for proper verification of the photograph affixed with the application form.

If at any stage, it is found that a candidate has concealed, suppressed or distorted any

information/ fact, in the application form, his/ her admission to the college, if granted, shall stand cancelled.

VII. CONCESSIONS OF FEES & POOR FUND: Students are allowed concession only in tuition fees. The college has a ‘Students Aid-Fund’ cum ‘Poor Fund’. This fund is run by a concession committee headed by Principal as its Chairman. Concessions for tuition fees are granted for economically weak and meritorious students. Once

obtained, the renewal of concession for a student for the subsequent years will depend on his/ her performance, regular class attendance and conduct. Plucked candidates will not be further

considered for a concession. Scholarships and Govt. stipends (Basically, SC, ST, OBC& PH Students) cannot be enjoyed

simultaneously with the concession. Students in Automobile Maintenance and those in ITI are not eligible for concessions in tuition fees.

VIII. TRANSFER RULES: As per Vidyasagar University Rules, willing students may get transfer from this college to another institution on the basis of application on plain paper. Transfer Certificate is generally issued to any student on consideration of his/ her prayer. A candidate who has been previously admitted into another college, he/ she must have to produce Transfer Certificate/ Admission Cancel Certificate/ No Objection Certificate in original at the time of admission into this college. Admission in the mid-session on transfer basis is generally discouraged.

IX. CHANGING SUBJECTS: Change of Subject/ Course:Under some special circumstances, change of a subject may be allowed within one month from the date of admission on payment of requisite fee. Such change would be guided by the prescribed rule of Vidyasagar University.For Non‐traditional Subjects (Automobile Maintenance) Students are not allowed to change their general subjects once admitted.

X. STUDENTS ATTENDANCE RULES: It is obligatory on the part of the students to attend classes regularly and punctually. Willful absence from the class-room lecture will be treated as a serious infringement of college discipline. The names of the students, who fail to attend 50% of the total classes held within first 15 working days, will be deleted from the admission register. As a rule, each student is required to attend minimum 75% of the total lectures delivered in each subject in an academic session as per Vidyasagar University rules. Otherwise, the permission to appear in the final University examination would not be granted. It is compulsory for the first year students to attend at least 75% of the lectures held before the internal assessments.

XI. STUDENTS REGISTRATION RULES: Students are to be registered themselves as per provisions of Vidyasagar University rules within the stipulated date after taking admission into the college. The students have to produce the required documents or testimonials in original at the time of registration. Time schedule for registration is generally published by the college authority on the Notice Board of the college office and is spread out throughout the departments by walking notice in due time for general information to all the students concern. Rules as laid down by Vidyasagar University for registration are strictly followed.

5. College Infrastructure & Facilities: I. College Campus:

The total area of the College campus is12.5 Acre/ 48,563.33 sq metre and is circled by the boundary wall. Perennial trees (both economic and ornamental) and a large front side pond keep the campus cool and air fresh. There are three gardens and a comfortable open space with temporal gardening within the campus. All these make the campus charming and eco-friendly.

II. College Building: The college is having five large sections of building in which there are 30 class rooms, Library, Science Laboratories for Physics (Three) Chemistry (four), Botany (three), Zoology (three), Physiology (three), Geography (UG+PG: SIX), Nutrition (one), Physical Education (one), Automobile Maintenance (three) and ITI (Five). There is a separate auditorium under construction (with almost six hundred seating accommodation). Teachers' Staff Room, Principal's Office, administrative office, Girls' and Boy’s Common Room and Central Library are housed in one of the UGC buildings.

Room used as Number Room used as Number Room used as Number

Class Room 50 IQAC 01 Office 01 (two

segments) Departmental Laboratories

25 Central Library 01 Section

(5 segments) Departmental Store

Room 06

Departmental Staff Room

20 Career Counseling

Cell 01 Teachers’ Staff Room 01

NSS 01 Principal Room 01 Office Store Room 02

NCC 01 Central Laboratories 01 Students Common

Room (Boys’ + Girls’) 02

Gymnasium 01 Student’s Union 02 Toilet, Latrine

&Bathroom 09

ITI 08 Seminar Hall 01 Indoor Sports Training Hall

01

Examination Cell 01 Controller of Examination

01 - -

III. Student’s Common Room: There are two Common rooms, one for male students and another for female students. In the leisure hours the students can recreate themselves. They are provided with newspapers and periodicals that increase their general awareness. There is provision for indoor games in the Common rooms and such games regale them in the midst of rigorous studies. There are two common room related sub committees for monitoring the problems regarding these. Two teachers for two Common rooms are supervising all the activities of the students and take care of providing all kinds of amenities to them. Two televisions are there in twoCommon rooms.

IV. Library (Central & Departmental): Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya can boast of an enriched partially computerized library in the district of Purba Medinipur. Perhaps it is one of the biggest and richest college libraries with about 30 thousand books under the Vidyasagar University. It was located on the second floor of the U.G.C building with sufficient airy and lighted space. The reading room is attached to the library. It houses up to-date books and periodicals on various subjects. On the technical side great improvements have been made in various spheres of library activities besides adoption of relatively scientific methods of cataloguing, indexing and classification. Recently a plan has been devised for the upgradation and expansion of library facilities through a computer system.

Central Library (i)Total Area 4000 sq. ft.

(ii) Book Bank ~29,500 & CD Books~360 (iii) Magazine/ Journals/ Periodicals/ Data Book, etc.

29 journals & 7 magazines

(iv) News Paper Facility 4 News Papers including Job & Career Perspectives (v) Reading Room & Seat Capacity for students

01

(vi) Reading Room & Seat Capacity for teachers

01

(vii) Library Feedback System from students, teachers & others

Yes

(viii) Regular Maintenance of the Book Registrar & Accounting System

Yes

(ix) Library Card Facility Yes

(x) Facility

Open Access Reading & Lending, Searching Web OPAC, Searching e-journals and e-books

through N List Programme of INFLIBNET, Internet Searching Book Bank facility for economically backward students, Computerized Library Stock with the help of SOUL 2.0

Software, etc.

(xi) Rules & Regulation for Library

Library card is issued to the students and they can borrow books from the general lending section.

Honours students are usually issued two lending card & General students are issued one lending card for the purpose of home issue;

The borrowed books are to be returned / renewed within 15 days from the date of issue;

Late fine will be collected from the defaulters; Lost/ damaged books are to be replaced by the borrower. The library remains open from 10.30 A.M. to 5.00 P.M from

Monday to Friday and 10.30 A.M. to 2.30 P.M. on Saturday. Loss of library card must immediately be reported. During summer recess library remains open for all staff &

students.

Departmental Libraries Without the Central Library Facility, students can avail the facilities of departmental libraries of Geography, Sanskrit, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, Physiology, English, Bengali, Philosophy, Political Science, History, etc and they have ample scope of reading the books preserved in the Book Bank sponsored by the U.G.C. Moreover there are certain invaluable and rare books in reference section.

V. Rules & Regulation ABHA MAITY WOMEN’S HOSTEL

Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya, Kismat Bajkul, Purba Medinipur. Girls’ Hostel Accommodation

There is one hostel in the college campus. Girl's hostel accommodates 24 students. Wardens look after the hostels affairs. Hostel accommodation is provided to selected students depending on the distance between their places of residence and institution and also merits (for both UG & PG students). Preference is given to the students coming from other states or remote places of the district or other districts. As per decision of the Governing Body, the following rules for the Abha Maity Women’s Hostel be maintained strictly and the Principal/ TIC of Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya, be requested to look into the matter time to time in consult with the members of the Hostel Committee.

a) The gate of the Abha Maity Women’s Hostel will be closed at 5-45 pm in the winter (15th Nov to 1st March) and 6-30 pm in the rest session.

b) All Boarders must attend prayer in both time- in the morning at 6 am (6-30 am for winter season) and in the evening at 6-45p.m (6 pm for Winter Season).

c) Hostel in charge must ring the bell as per following schedule and awake up the students for study, taking meal, attend prayer or related purpose.

Ringing Time Purpose Ringing Time Purpose

5-30 am (6-00 am for

Winter season) Awake up from the Bed

6 a. m (6-30 am for

Winter season)

Attends the

Prayer

9 am

(11-30 am for Sunday)

Taking Lunch with in 10.30 am

( for Sunday within 1pm) 9 -30 pm Taking Dinner

6-45pm

(6 pm for Winter Season). For Evening Prayer

After Prayer & Meal

Count

Going their won

room

d) All mobile phones should remain switched off from 11-30 pmto 5-30 am or whispering or entertained talking by mobile phone strictly prohibited on that time. In emergency purposes they may speak to guardians etc only in the guardian’s waiting room.

e) Any type of communication by mobile phone, the boarders do not use inside the bed room / study room- must use guardian’s waiting room.

f) No Boarders will be allowed outside the hostel for tuition purpose at the time of college hour i.e. 10 am to 4 pm. g) No Boarders will be allowed inside the hostel at the time of college hour i.e., 10 am to 4 pm. They must attend

minimum 90 % in their respective classes. h) Only Mother or authenticated female guardian is allowed to visit or meet with the ward, other person must

have prior permission from the college authority / Principal / TIC. i) Boarders’ room will be changed at least once per year or at anytime if emergency arises (as per the decision

from relevant authority). j) All boarders must take meal every day. If anybody does not take meal any day, she must inform the Hostel-in-

charge/ Super/ Cook before 7 pm for dinner and 6-30 am for lunch otherwise meal charge is to be given. k) All boarders are mandatory to take the meal only from Hostel, not from outside elsewhere. l) Number of bound meal is 45 (Forty Five) per month (except hostel leaving case or 1st entry in the hostel or

long holiday or huge number of holiday arises any month). m) To go out of the hostel (Except going to attend the college), boarders must inform to the hostel super/ in-

charge and write down the date, time, reason & place in the hostel record book. n) Unsuccessful Candidates will not be allowed to remain in the hostel. o) Visiting Hours for Guardian: 8 am to 9 am & 4-30 pm to 5-45 pm (for Weekly Academic Days) and 8 am to 9-30

am & 3 pm to 5-45 pm (for Sunday). p) Hostel remains closed in the Puja Vacation, Winter Recess and Dol Jatra. In emergency, the hostel may be

closed as per order of the Principal / TIC. q) At the time of College festival at night or local festival inside the college campus, the boarders like to go must be

with the hostel super and maintained the direction and decision of the super/hostel-in-charge. r) Ex-boarders or any outsider or Guardian will not be allowed to come in to or stay in the hostel. In exceptional

cases, for a while or above, such situation should not be allowed without written permission of the Principal / Teacher-in-charge.

s) No groupism will be allowed among the boarders in or outside the hostel campus. Any kind of problems should be intimated to the college authority through hostel-in-charge.

t) No candidate will be permitted for going to others without only her own home. It is expected that the boarders should maintained warm friendship and fraternity among themselves.

VI. College Canteen: A specious and well-finished college canteen has been constructed with the help of the MLA, Mr. Ardhendu Maity from his area development fund. The canteen provides services to the students as well as teaching and non-teaching staff of the college. Students and teachers who come from a distant used to take their lunch or breakfast here. Different qualitative foods as per necessity as Tiffin, Breakfast, Launch, etc. are available in canteen. Not only that, the desired foods be served to the teachers/ students/ college authority if the order for the same placed in due time during college programme like academic/ cultural

programmes, seminar, workshop, meeting, etc. or college/ university examination.

VII. Play ground, Gymnasium and Indoor Sports Training Hall Games and Sports are now part of our college education. Students regularly practice games & sports in the college ground. The teachers of the Department of Physical Education generally train the students and take them to participate in inter-college, University level and State level competitions and secure goodposition in different competitions and win trophies. On the southern side of the College there is a large playground surrounded by the Dormitory, Campus SBI Bank and Cycle Stand with Metal Road at the eastern side, constructing Auditorium and Boys’ Hostel at the Western side, college boundary wall at the southern side and large college pond with building infrastructure at the northern side. A gymnasium for the college has been constructed on the eastern part of the college campus just after the college canteen. It exists now the multi-gym facilities with updated equipments. On the southern part of Gymnasium and at the eastern part of the campus, there is existed a large Indoor Sports Hall for indoor sports facilities.

VIII. Seminar Hall& Medical Unit: Intake Capacity of Seminar Hall is 250 and it is fully Air Conditioned. Different Seminars, Workshop, TrainingProgramme, Special lectures, memorial lectures, Educational film shows & Meetings are held here. There is a Medical Unit attached to the Physiology Department for the medical checkup and emergent situation due to First Aids. A committee is also engaged for take care this unit.

IX. Golden Jubilee & Subarna Jayanti Memorial Building: The college has been completed the celebration of the 50 years of its glorious existence in arena of Higher Education. The yearlong golden jubilee celebration was started in a befitting manner on the 7th September, 2013 being inaugurated by Hon’ble Professor, Dr. Dipak Ranjan Mandal, D. P. I., Govt. of West Bengal and graced by Hon’ble M. P., Mr. Sisir Adhikari and others. The Subarna Jayanti Abha Maity Smriti Bhaban has been constructed with the donations from the ex-students, recent college staff and benevolent persons.

6. Co-curricular Activities: I. NSS (National Service Scheme):

Motto: Not Me, But You.

Aims: Personality Development of the Students through the Community Services.

Sections &

Officials:

College has three separate N.S.S units, working hand in hand to uplift the social structure specially working with the cause of women empowerment. We have 3 programme officers as named below:

1. Prof. Subhra Debnath, Asst. Professor of Political Science (PO, NSS Unit-I), 2. Prof. Kabita Bhattachrya, Asst. Professor of History (PO, NSS Unit-II), & 3. Prof. Preetam Bera, Asst. Professor of English (PO, NSS Unit-III).

Objectives:

NSS tries to build up social awareness among our own students. NSS organizes Motivation programs and field surveys in one hand and on the other we are trying to identify the actual problems of the adopted villages and trying to relate our learning and experiences to help them. Our students are motivating the weaker sections of society towards better life through various health programs, Social Forestry, Income Generation Scheme, etc.The units function towards the attainment of the following objectives:

To encourage students to participate in social welfare activities To instill a sense of civic responsibilities among the students To develop leadership qualities among the students

To grow in them the ability to work as a team.

Functions:

Apart from Normal Camps, every year Special Camps are organized and the students take part in various social welfare activities. Besides, the NSS Units also organize Seminars, Workshops, etc. NSS is giving priority to-

Health Awareness Programme. A.I.D.S Awareness Programme. Blood Donation Camp. Red Cross Society Camp. Literacy Awareness Programme.

Women’s Awareness Programme.

II. NCC (National Cadet Crops): Motto: Not Me, But You.

Aims: Unity, Discipline, Self-confidence, Social Service & Patriotism.

Sections & Officials: Prof. Dilip Biswas, Head of the Department of Physical Education is actingas ANO. NCC has its own shooting range in the college where regularshooting practices for different units are done.

Goal: To inculcate patriotism and sense of dedication to society among thestudents community.

Cadet Intake Capacity: 39

Eligibility:

Applicability: ♣ Applicable candidates must be from 1st year of the college students; ♣ Students who had NCC at school level, will get advantage in case of the

selection in admission procedure; ♣ Students who are stunt, of well sports’ career and cultural background,

will be given advantage in the admission; ♣ Physical Fitness: Candidates must be qualified from the view point

Medical Fitness; ♣ Height: (i) Boys: 170 cm & (ii) 160 cm or above.

*** After admission in the college, candidates must collect the form for NCC from the Department of NCC adjacent with the Department of Physical Education.

7. UGC Oriented Career oriented Courses/ WBSCHE & VU affiliated Courses:

BAJKUL MILANI MAHAVIDYALAYA - I T I (Industrial Training Institue)

Telephone No – 03220- 274301 MOBILE NO-9732575348/9734510364/9732773111

I. About ITI in Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya Industrial Training Institute is a branch of Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya located at Vill-Bajkul, P.O-KismatBajkul, P.S-Bhagwanpur, Dist-Purba Medinipur, State-West Bengal, PIN-721655. The governing body of our college has decided to open the ITI in the college premises. There is a great advantage of communication both by the bus root and rail root. Our college is situated in the centre of about 300 villages. Most of the villagers are financially backward. Therefore, they are not able to avail the opportunity of having the technical education from other institutions situated at long distance. Under this circumstance the G.B of our college has decided to provide the scope of technical education so that the poor students may get the opportunity of becoming a technically qualified person. Thus they will be able to get a job in govt/private Concerns. The ultimate motivation of our college authority is to provide earning member to each and every of the family of remote villagers.

Motto of ITI: The sole motto of this institute is to develop skill among the students of ordinary merit in various technical areas like fitter, electrician with the guidance of the trained and committed instructors. The institution imparts treading programs at its workshop having all requisite facilities. The students are trained to fulfill the incremental expectation of the Indian manufacturing sector in respect of quality and productivity.

Admission Procedure: Admission form will be available from the institute after M.P result publishing. Rate of admission form: Rs-100/- Eligibility: Minimum qualification 10th pass Duration of course: 2years (4th semester)

Course offer and Intake Capacity Course Intake Capacity Course Intake Capacity

Total= 42 Fitter Course 21 Electrician Course 21

Admission Fees: Abstract of Fees for ITI in Rupees (Rs./-) Course Sections 1ST Semester 2nd Semester 3rd Semester 4th Semester

Fees in Rupees (Rs./-) 24250 11750 12250 11750

Members of the Department of ITI (Industrial Training Institute) 1. Mr. Ardhendu Maity President of GB, MLA, Advocate President

2. Dr. PijushKanti Dandapath

M.A., Ph.D., M. Phil., B. Ed. (TIC) Secretary

3. Prof. Sujit Maity M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed. (Bursar) Co-ordinator

4. Mr. Parthasakha Jana D.M.E. (Mech.), B.O.P.T. Superintendent & Workshop in-charge

5. Mr. Ujjwal Bhunia D.E.E. Instructor (Electrician-Theory) 6. Mr. Krishnendu Bera D.M.E. Instructor (Fitter-Theory) 7. Mr. Avijit Das I.T.I. Instructor (Fitter-Practical)

8. Mr.Pradip Santra I.T.I. Instructor (Electrician-Practical) 9. Swapanesh Mahapatra DME Instructor (Fitter-Practical) 10. Mr. Ashis Kumar Manna MCA Part-time Computer Instructor 11. Mr. Chandan Kar B.A. Clerk 12. Mr. Rashbehari Kar H.S. Peon 13. Mr. Priyanshu Jana I.T.I Store Keeper

II. Communicative English as a certificate course: We are going to continue some certificate courses on following subjects from the session, 2016-’17 maintaining all the rules of our Vidyasagar University and also UGC.

Sl. No. Name of Certificate Courses Fees Structure (Rs./-) 1. Six Months’ Certificate Course in Communicative English Language 1500/-

2. Preparatory Course for NET (UGC/ CSIR), SET (WBCSC), GATE & Others (2-months)

As per necessity

III. CAREER COUNSELLING CELL & PROGRAMMES: We have formed a Career Counseling Cell with the financial assistance from UGC and as per UGC rules. This cell provides our students relevant information and professional guidance about the prospects of different types of courses. Hopefully, this helps them to face the complex and globalized job market in a better way.

IV. College Campussing & Directly Employment Opportunities from Automobile Maintenance &

ITI:

Result of the Selection from Automobile Maintenance through Campussing Process Placement

Course Company Number of Selected Candidates

B. Sc. (Major)

Piaggio Vehicles 17 Ashok Leyland (Shree Automotive Pvt. Ltd.) 03

Elring Clinger Ltd. Company (Pune) 14 CSTC Kolkata (Shyama Shyam Ltd.) 09

Topsel Tyota 02 Lokesh Manufacturing Company (Pune) 07

Campussing Result in Industrial Training Institute (ITI)

Course Candidates appeared

Candidates passed

% of Passed out

Placement (100%)

Company Number of Candidates

Fitter (Sem -III) 19 19 100.00 Varroc India Pvt. Ltd. 30

Electrician (Sem -III) 20 20 100.00 Fitter (Sem -I) 40 40 100.00

S. S. Controls 09 Electrician (Sem -I) 38 38 100.00

V. SPECIAL CAMP, PROGRAMMES & COURSES FOR CAREER ADVANCEMENT:

Permanently Arranged Camp/ Programme/ Courses: In our college, some programmes/ camps are conducted traditionally at yearly regular basis. Inter-college or Intra-regional Annual NCC Camp is arranged by the Department of NCC during Autumn or Winter season. Annual Winter NSS Special Camp is arranged and conducted by the Department and Cells of NSS of the college during Winter Recess of the college. Yoga Camp is conducted every year under the supervision the Department of Physical Education. Without these, Spoken English Course for the communication and skill development is conducted by college and also ITI Sector.

Permanently Arranged Camp/ Programme/ Courses: Some programmes or camps like Disaster Management Camp, Blood Donation Camp, Programmes on Thalasamia, AIDS and Health Hygiene, TATA consulted camp and programme, etc. are conducted at the different times throughout the year which can effective and beneficial to the students for their career advancement.

8. OTHERS: I. Alumni Association:

Alumni Association Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya has a ‘Praktanee’ or Alumni Association of ex-students. It was established in 2007 by the ex-students. Alumni Association is active in holding annual meetings. Alumni are the pride of the institution to the whole world. It is they who play a significant role in the growth as well as Flourishment of the college. It extends academic support and help for infrastructural development.It offers suggestion to College Authority for undertaking welfare schemes for students of the College. To strengthen the bond of belongingness, togetherness and fraternity amongst all students, the association will be registered soon under the West Bengal Society Act. The objectives of this association are:

(i) To establish a cordial relationship between the fresher and alumni; (ii) To promote the academic and developmental works of the institution; (iii) To offer the services to the college at its needs; (iv) To hold seminars, symposiums, workshops and other philanthropic services; and

(v) To guide and counsel the fresher.

Body of the Alumni Association Sl. No. Name Designation Role in the Body

1. Chittaranjan Ghorai Retd. Govt. Employee President 2. Ajoy Kumar Samanta Retd. Govt. Employee Secretary

3. Swadesh Ranjan Pramanik Ex-Head Master, Kajlagarh

MSBCM High School Working President

4. Sitali Jana Teacher Member 5. Sudhangshu Sekhar Maiti Ex-Bank Employee Member 6. Rabin Chandra Mondal Businessman Member 7. Nityananda Paria Govt. Employee Member 8. Sk Tabarak Ali Teacher Member 9. Ananda Pradhan Govt. Employee Member

II. Scholarship & Stipends Scholarship & Stipends

Kanyashree West Bengal Govt. Merit Cum Means Scholarship Minority Scholarship Sitaram Jindal Foundation Scholarship S.C., S.T. and O.B.C. Stipend Stipend for Disable Students Sahu Jain Trust Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan Swami Vibekananda Scholarship for Higher

Studies

Hamdard National Foundation Bidi Workers Stipend Scholarship from Chief Minister Fund Priyamvada Birla Scholarship National Scholarship for Persons with

Disabilities University Grant Commission (Post Graduate

Indira Gandhi Scholarship Scheme for Single Girl Child)

LIC Scholarship, etc. From thecollege authority, it has been decided that poor students from each honours teaching department obtaining good mark in the University examination, will be granted a fixed percent of concession of tuition fees. For first year students, the marks obtained in the H.S level will be taken into consideration.

III. SPECIAL/ MEMORIAL PRIZES:

Different Awards;

Sl.

No.

Name of

Awards Name of Donors Purpose of Awards Prize Money

1. ‘Sushila Memorial

Fund’ Ranjit Kumar Manna, Ex-Associate Professor of

Needs of Poor Students, the Victims Natural Disaster

1,50,000/- (Interest of

Philosophy, BMM &Persons seeking Medical Help the said amount will be utilized)

2. ‘Prahllad Memorial Fund’

Himangshu Sekhar Jana, Vill.- Tethibari in memory of his

father Late Harekrishna Jana

Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Philosophy in the

College

50,000/- (Interest of

the said amount will be utilized)

3. Madhab-

Rajeswari Smriti Puraskar’

Prof. Samarendranath Santra in revered memory of his

parents

Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Political Science

in the College 5,000/-

4. ‘Tarendranath

Dakshayani Memorial Prize’

Sri Pulin Behari Jana, Ex-employee of this college

Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Physics (Hons.)


5. ‘Jogendranath Bhaumik Memorial Prize’

Dr. Anindya Kishore Bhaumik (Ex-Principal, BMM &

Recently TIC, SJM) & Smt. D. Bhaumik in revered memory

of Late Jogendranath Bhaumik

Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Zoology (Hons.)


6. ‘Jogendranath

Bhaumik Memorial Prize’

Dr. Anindya Kishore Bhaumik (Ex-Principal, BMM &

Recently TIC, SJM) & Smt. D. Bhaumik in revered memory

of Late Jogendranath Bhaumik

Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Bengali (Hons.)


7. ‘Babulal Narmada Memorial Fund/

Prize’

Mr. Swaraj Kumar Karan, Ex-Part-time Teacher in memory of his revered grandfather and grand mother

Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Geography

(Hons.) in the College

10,000/- (Interest of

the said amount will be utilized)

8. ‘Dr. Ranjit Kumar Das Merit Prize’

Dr. Ranjit Kumar Das, Reader of Mathematics, BMM

Securing 1st Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level in the

College 10,000/-

9. ‘Pinaki Ranjan

Dutta Memorial Prize’

Smt. Sandhya Rani Dutta in memory of her husband, Pinaki Ranjan Dutta, Former Head, Dept. of Mathematics, BMM

Securing 2nd Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level in the

College 10,000/-

10. ‘Bhagbat Chandra Memorial Fund’

Sri Narayan Chandra Ghorai, Ex-Librarian of this college in revered memory of his father Late bhagbat Chandra Ghorai

For purchasing the books in Central library, BMM

5,000/-

11. ‘Jagannath

Memorial Prize’



Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Philosophy

(Hons.) in the College 25,000/-

12. ‘Kalpana

Memorial Prize’



Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level of Arts Discipline

(Preferable for Philosophy) in the College

25,000/-

13. ‘Mahadev Prasad Smriti Puraskar’

Mahadev Prasad Sau Securing Highest Score/ Marks

at UG Level in the College 2,400/-

14. ‘Bidyut Prava

Memorial Prize’ Bidyut Prava Pradhan

Securing Highest Score/ Marks at UG Level in the College

2,000/-

IV. UGC Sponsored Add-On-Course:

Coaching Class for entry in services for SC/ ST/ OBC (Non Creamy Layers & Minorities): For sustainable development of the nation, special emphasis should be given to the development of the Marginalized Sections of the society, i. e. SC/ ST/ OBC and Minorities. With this objective in view, our college has started a coaching scheme to prepare our students belonging to the Non Creamy Layer (SC/ ST/ OBC) and Minority Communities to get gainful employment in public as well as private sectors.

UGC Funded Remedial Coaching & Tutorial Class Facility: Our college has started Remedial Coaching with the financial support from UGC for the students belonging to the Non Creamy Layer (SC/ ST/ OBC), Minority Communities for improving academic skills, raising level of comprehension of basic subjects and strengthening knowledge, skill and attitudes in such subjects necessary for pursuing higher studies. Some departments like Geography, Philosophy, Zoology, etc. conduct many of extra or tutorial classes for the academic as well as comprehensive development of deprived students and they arrange these from their own interest with the permission of college authority.

V. Educational Tour & Field Work: As per rules of Vidyasagr University, Departments of Geography, Botany, Zoology, Physiology and Bengali are required to take their students on educational tour or field work related to academic projects in their respective area to fulfill their syllabus in Part-II and/ or Part-III (Hons. & General). Students studying these subjects at the General and Honours level must be required to participate and complete these programmes under the supervision of departmental staff. Besides this, Departments of Philosophy, History, English and Mathematics arrange the educational tour for the practical experience of students and teachers about the nature and community. They organize it from their own academic interest with the broad minded permission of our college authority.

9. FUTURE PLANNING: Planning to touch the Goal:

The Governing Body of the college has resolved much earlier to open more Post

Graduate Programmes in some subjects like Physics and Zoology.

To provide Information and Communication (ICT) enabled Class-rooms for all

departments.

For rendering better service to the students we have initiated career counseling cell,

medical help unit, etc. from 2014-’15 session.

Introduction of more PG Courses and more jobs oriented courses.

Inspiring the teachers for higher education and research work, publishing papers and

books, to undertake minor and major research project works.

Inspiring the students in more co-curricular activities.

To complete the construction of Boy’s Hostel and General Auditorium.

Extension of Teachers’ Quarter, Women Hostel, PG Building, Main Building.

Imparting training in Computer Course to Non-teaching Staffs for better

administration.

To upgrade the mode of teaching more and more with the help of ICT.

To organize National and International Seminars, workshops, conference, etc.

To award the students who will stand first, second and third in the University

Examinations.

To make the College Campus a Green and No Smoking Zone.

To call the regular meeting of the Students’ Council for healthy interaction, new

suggestions for further academic development of the College.

To arrange for extension activities.

To construct more classrooms to keep pace with the academic growth.

To provide more communication and skill based courses and programmes for the

students.

To synchronize health, education and environment of the rural based students in one

envelop, etc.

Blood Donation Camp & Manab Bandhan (Rakhi Bandhan) Utsab-2017

Annual Sports Programme -2017-’18

Annual Sports Programme -2017-’18

Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony – 2017-’18

Different Moments ofAnnual Sports Programme -2017-’18

Road Rally Programme-2017-’18 organized by the Dept. of NCC, BMM

‘Basanta Utsab’ in the College Campus -2017-’18

Teacher’s Day Celebration -2017-’18

Inauguration of College Annual Sports Programme-2017-’18

Inauguration Programme of NSS Winter Special Camp-2017-’18

Achievement of 1st Prize from District Science Festival-2017-18 by Automobile Maintenance

Department, BMM & Inauguration of the State Level Seminar cum Workshop on Career Guidance and CAS Promotion held on 21.04.2018

Celebration of International Matrivasha Diwas-21.02.2018 & Programme on Independence Day

(15th August) Celebration -2018

Moments of Workshops of Career Advance & Curriculum Development

Different Moments of Inauguration and Lecture during Workshop regarding WBCS

on 09.12.2017 (organized by IQAC & NSS Cell, BMM)

Different Moments of Workshop Programme regarding New UG CBCS Syllabuson

31.05.2018 (organized by IQAC & NSS Cell, BMM)

Different Moments of International Yoga Day Celebration on 21.06.2018 (organized by NCC & NSS Cell, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya)

Different Moments of Practical of Electrician Course, ITI-2017-’18

Different Moments of Practical of Fitter Course, ITI-2017-’18

Different Moments of Theoretical of Fitter Course, ITI-2017-’18

Celebration of World Environment Day-2018 organized by the Departments of Zoology and

Geography, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya

Blood Donation Camp-07.08.2017

National Youth Day Celebration-12.01.2018

Dengue Awareness Programme-2018 through Rally and Seminar& Aranya Diwas Celebration-

2017

Different Moments of NSS Winter Special Camp-2017, Bajkul Milani Mahavidyalaya

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