Surendranath College for women

24 M.G.Road, Kolkata --- 70009

Prospectus for Academic Year 2012-2013

CONTENTS.1. Our Institution.1.1 Location1.2 Timing1.3 History of the Institution1.4 Mission1.5 Accreditation by NAAC1.6 Programmes Offered1.7 High lights of past year.

2. Admission Policies2.1 Admission Procedure2.2 Subject combinations offered

3. Evaluation Systems

4. Other Facilities.

5. Games & Sports.

6. Students’ Union

7. Administrator.

8. Faculty Members and College Staff.

9. Calendar.

10. List of Holidays.

11. Fee Structure

12. Future Plans.

1. .Our Institution

1.1 Located in the heart of the city and in the vicinity of Sealdah Station, the College is well connected to all parts of the city by bus routes, minibus routes and suburban train services. Its geographical proximity to Calcutta University’s College Street Campus, Presidency College and the Boi-Para of College Street has made its location very congenial to the teaching-learning process. The College Street Coffee House, which has been at the very centre on the city’s intellectual activity, is also nearby. Public libraries like the Prajnananda Bhavan, Ishwarchandra Pathabhavan, Students Health Home and the Nilratan Sircar Hospital are also nearby landmarks.

1.2 Timings : 7-45 a.m. – 2-45 p.m.

1.3 History of the College

Surendranath College for Women was established in 1948, mainly for imparting higher education to girls from partition-affected families. After partition many families came from the then East Pakistan and settled in the Sealdah Railway Station area and its neighbourhood. It became necessary to open a branch for women at the nearest college. The girls had to take up jobs during the afternoons to maintain their families. So our college with its morning timings came into existence.

Our college, together with all its sister colleges was housed in the same building at 24/2 Mahatma Gandhi Road, Kolkata- 700 009. Originally, Surendranath College was known as Ripon College. It had been named after the Viceroy, Lord Ripon. After independence it was named after its founder, the eminent Congress leader Surendranath Banerjee, nicknamed “Surrender Not” for his fiery anti-British attitude.

The College shifted to its own premises at 24, Mahatma Gandhi Road and classes began there from 1997. This building is next door to the main one and used to be the Ripon hostel.

1.4 Mission

Our college, having already completed its Diamond Jubilee, has a proud tradition of imparting education, which is morally correct and socially relevant. Students of our College come from a varied background. Many of them are from economically challenged backgrounds. It is our aim to help them become graduates, be self-reliant, become employable, become good human beings and sincere citizens of India. Over the years we have become one of the premier colleges of Central Kolkata. With the support of all concerned we have been developing more and more facilities for the students to provide them with meaningful education.

1.5 Accreditation by NAAC

Surendranath College for Women volunteered to be assessed by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) an autonomous body of the UGC and has been accredited B Grade (with 72.3% marks ). As a post accreditation quality sustenance measure, the college has formed Internal Quality Assessment Cell (IQAC). It will work towards realizing goals of quality enhancement and quality sustenance in higher education.

1.6 Programmes offered

Surendranath College for Women offers 3-year Degree Programme of Calcutta University as follows.

B.A. ( Honours )

B.A. ( General )

B.Sc. ( General )

B.Com. ( Honours )

B.Com. ( General )

1.7 Highlights of the Past Year:

UGC sponsored seminars organized by –

Department of EDUCATION: Perspectives of Quality Management in Education on Dec 2-3, 2011

Department of ENGLISH: Drama; The Elizabethan Experience on Dec 15,2011.

Department of JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION: Journalism in the Age of New Media on January 10-11, 2012

Department of POLITICAL SCIENCE: South Asian Security in the 21st Century on Feb 13-14 2012

2. ADMISSION

PHASE I:

Online application for admission –

Step 1: open the website www.sncwcal.ac.in

Step 2: Click www.sncwadmissions.com

Step 3: Fill up the form as instructed online

Step 4: After filling the form take printout of the form and challan of Axis Bank

Step 5: Pay the mentioned amount in the challan at any of the Axis Bank Branches specified.

Step 6: Those sitting for Admissions Test (Bengali H, English H, Geography H and B.Com H) and due to give interview (Economics H) shall find the date, syllabus and venue in

www.sncwcal.ac.in

www.sncwadmissions.com

(check the websites regularly for updates)

Step 7: Merit list for all subjects will be published on

www.sncwcal.ac.in ; www.sncwadmissions.com; www.collegeadmission.in

Admission Tests:

English Honours : Full Marks 50

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

Location: College premises

Syllabus: General knowledge, substance writing, composition.

Geography Honours: Full Marks 50

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Location: College premises

Syllabus: Geography General; Basic Trigonometry, Geometry and Physics. (All questions will be in English)

Bengali Honours: Full Marks 50

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

Location: College premises

Syllabus: one essay, objective Multiple Choice questions.

B.Com Honours: Full Marks 50

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

Location: College premises

Syllabus: Creative Writing, Mathematics and Current Affairs.

Dates of submission of application form, admission test, publication of merit list and admission will be notified later.

PHASE II:

Admission procedure :

1. Verification

If the name of the candidate is included in the merit list of candidates selected for admission, she must come to take admission on the day mentioned in the notice for admission carrying the following documents and the required fees as per the fee structure table.

a. Original mark sheet and admit card – H.S./ISC/CBSE/equivalent examination.

b. One photo copy of Mark sheet and one photo copy of Admit card of Madhyamik or equivalent examination attested by the Head of the Institution, the candidate last passed from.

c. One photo copy of Mark sheet and one photo copy of Admit Card of H.S./ISC/CBSE/equivalent examination attested by the Head of the Institution, the candidate last passed from.

d. Character Certificate from the Head of the Institution, the candidate passed from.

e. Two passport size photographs.

f. SC/ST/OBC must produce the caste certificate in original at the time of admission.

2. Payment of admission fee at PNB Sealdah Branch

2.2 SUBJECT COMBINATIONS OFFERED WITH HONOURS COURSES.

HONOURS SUBJECTS

GENERAL-1 GENERAL -2.

B.A.

BENGALI History Sanskrit/Geography.

ENGLISH Sociology/Political Science

Philosophy/ Journalism & Mass Communication.

EDUCATION History/Sociology Geography/Philosophy.

GEOGRAPHY Education/History. Political Science/Sanskrit.

HISTORY Political Science/

Education

Philosophy/Sociology.

Journalism & Mass Communication.

JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION

Elective English/Elective Bengali.

Political Science/Economics.

PHILOSOPHY Education/History Sanskrit/Sociology.

POLITICAL SCIENCE History/Sociology Journalism & Mass Communication/Philosophy/Geography/

Economics.

SANSKRIT Education/History/

Elective Bengali.

Geography/Philosophy.

ECONOMICS B.A. History/Education. Political Science/Journalism &

Mass Communication.

B.Sc.

ECONOMICS B.Sc. Mathematics Geography/Political Science/

Journalism & Mass Communication.

GEOGRAPHY Economics Mathematics/Political Science.

B.Com

B.Com Fixed subjects as per Calcutta University Syllabus.

B.A.General.

Students have to chose one subject each from any three of the four blocks.

Elective English/

Elective Bengali/

History

Sociology/

Sanskrit/

Mathematics.

Philosophy/

Journalism & Mass

Communication/

Geography.

Political Science/

Education/

Economics.

B.Sc. General : Economics, Mathematics & Geography.

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS FOR ALL HONOURS AND GENERAL STUDENTS ARE:-

a) Compulsory English

b) Any one Modern Indian Language ( Bengali/Hindi/Urdu)

B.Com General –Fixed Syllabus as per Calcutta University Rules.

3.EVALUATION SYSTEM.

3.1 Continuous Evaluation of the Students by the Faculty Members.

All students have to appear for their respective University examinations at the end of every academic year.

During the academic year, they have to appear for the following tests in the college as per Calcutta University stipulations:-

i) All students have to appear for a mid-term Test in November.

ii) A Selection Test will also be held for the Honours and General students in the second week of

March, February and January respectively for Parts I,II, and III students.

GUARDIAN’S MEETING

Guardians are regularly contacted and requested to meet faculty members to notify them of their wards’ attendance & academic performance.

Faculty members organize quiz, workshops, tutorials, micro project works, field survey for the students and remedial classes to evaluate the students’ performance.

3.2 Rules and Regulations regarding Examinations.

Appearing for mid-term test, selection examination is mandatory.

3.3 Rules and Regulation Regarding attendance :

As per Calcutta University notification, “No student shall be considered to have prosecuted regular course of study in the subject for any University examination

unless he/she has attended at least 75% of the lectures delivered and at least 60% of the tutorial classes held in the subject.”

A minimum 90% attendance in practical classes is compulsory.

Shortage in attendance at practical classes will not be condoned under any circumstances.

Students have to adhere to the rules and regulations of the College and University of Calcutta regarding attendance. Regular attendance in the class is must. A student must at least, acquire the following percentage of attendance to sit for the examination as Collegiate/Non-collegiate student.

Discollegiate students shall not be allowed to appear for University examinations.

75% and above - Regular

60% and above but below 75% - Non-Collegiate student

Below 60% - Discollegiate student.

No exception shall be made to the above mentioned regulations, under any circumstances.

Leave application has to be produced by the students if they remain absent in the college for 3 or more consecutive days.

4. OTHER FACILITIES

4.1 Library

The College library has a collection of almost 25,000 books. It subscribes to various journals and magazines. It provides reading room facilities and borrowing facilities to the students and members of the staff. There is a Book Bank from where text books are issued on long-term basis to the economically disadvantaged students. There are departmental libraries for the honours students in the respective departments.

The computerization of the library data is in progress. Once the library is fully computerized, it will be in a position to provide more facilities to the students and the members of the staff. Internet facilities are also available.

4.2 Remedial Coaching :

The College receives grants from the University Grants Commission to introduce Remedial Coaching for SC/ST, Minorities and Economically Backward Students. Special classes are arranged for such students. Books and study materials are also provided for remedial coaching.

4.3 Career Counselling:

The College provides Career Counselling to all students with funds provided by the UGC. Special workshops, panel discussions and counseling sessions are arranged for the students to enlighten them of the various career opportunities available. Various study materials, magazines and other updated resources are also available for the students.

N.B.:- ( 4.2, & 4.3 will be viable as & when UGC grants are available ).

4.4 Stipend for SC,ST, Minorities, Economically Backward Students under UGC scheme:

The College arranges a stipend for students belonging to the weaker sections of the society as and when such grants are provided by the UGC.

4.5 Auditorium : Gitanjali.

A state-of-the-art auditorium has been constructed at the ground floor of the college premises. The air-conditioned auditorium with a capacity of 200 is a major landmark in the history of our College. The construction of the auditorium is a part of the Diamond Jubilee Celebrations of the college. Various curricular and extracurricular activities in the college have been held in the Auditorium. Four UGC sponsored national-level seminars were held in December and January. His Excellency, the Governor of West Bengal, Sri N. K. Narayanan was the Chief Guest at the Political Science seminar and very kindly delivered the Keynote Address.

4.6 Departmental Seminar Library

Almost all the departments have departmental seminar libraries from where students can borrow books under the supervision of the faculty members of the department. This helps students to develop the habit of consulting reference books.

4.7 Laboratories

The Department of Geography has their own well equipped laboratory with Satellite imageries and Advanced Thematic Mass and computers. The necessary conventional instruments for Field survey and their diagrammatic representation are available at the laboratory.

Latest video-editing, page design and photo editing software have also been procured for the students of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. Digital camera, broadband internet and audiovisual facilities are also available for the students. The Department of Commerce provides computer facilities to its students for a thorough traiconnection facilitiesning for their Information Technology paper and their projects.

The Department of Economics provides its students with a computer and broadband internet connection in the classroom to facilitate the teaching learning process.

There are twenty broadband connections in the college under the central government’s NMEICT scheme. This includes more than a dozen in classrooms and laboratories.

4.8 Lab Journal

The Lab Journal of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication ‘Campus Sojourn’ has been appreciated far and wide. The entire pre-press work from collecting reports, designing, photo-editing and pagemaking is done by the students. It is regularly brought out by the Honours students of the department.

4.9 Magazines & Departmental Journals

A magazine is brought out by the Students’ Union every year. This enables the students to try their hand in writing articles, poems and stories. Journals are brought out by the various departments where the faculty members supervise the writing of papers by the students. This creates regular interest among the students about the topics they have to study.

4.10 Membership of Students’ Health Home

The College is a member of the Students’ Health Home which dispenses medical aid to students whenever the necessity arises.

4.11 Students’ Common Room

Students use the common room during their leisure periods for refreshment. This also provides the scope for their mutual interactions with each other.

4.12 Students’ Cheap Canteen

There is a canteen which provides students with simple snacks at affordable prices. The quality of food offered by the canteen is regularly monitored.

4.13 Reunion & Alumni Association.

The College organizes a Reunion of ex-students on 23rd December every year. There is an Alumni Association too. The College tries to keep in touch with its ex-students and involve them in various projects.

4.14 Students’ Aid Fund

There is a provision to extend financial help from this fund to students’ with financial constraints to help them purchase books and stationery, to pay their college dues and University Examination fees, to photocopy study material etc.

4.15 Free Studentship

Freeship is granted to students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Candidates interested in availing of this facility are required to apply within the dates which will be notified by the principal/teacher-in-charge..

4.16 Prizes

The following prizes are given away every year from the Mira Dutta Gupta Memorial fund:

a) One award for students securing highest marks in Parts I,II & III combined in BA(Honours)//B.Sc.(Honours)/B.Com(Honours).

b) One award for students securing highest marks in Parts I,II & III combined in BA(Honours)/B.Sc(Honours)/B.Com(Honours).

c) “Mira Dutta Gupta Ashish Puraskar” donated by Sri Rabindra Kumar Dutta Gupta will be awarded to the students:-

1. Securing highest marks in the B.A.Part-I Honours Examination.

2. Securing highest marks in the B.A. Part-II Honours Examination.

3. Securing highest marks in the B.A. Part-III Honours Examination.

d) Jyotsna Gayen Memorial Prize for securing highest marks in B.A. Part-I,Part-II, Part-III combined examination in Sanskrit.

e) Majeda-Foyezuddin Smriti Puraskar for securing highest marks in B.A. Part-I,Part-II, Part-III Combined in Bengali ( Hons.).

4.17 EPBX

A EPBX facility has been set up in the college to facilitate instant communication between the departments the library, the office, the canteen etc.

4.18 Aquaguard

Aquaguard water purifying machines have been installed in the Students’ Common room, Teachers’ room, Office and Various other locations to ensure supply of purified drinking water to students and members of the staff.

4.19 Fire Extinguisher

As a precautionary measure, fire extinguishers have been placed at strategic points to prevent loss and damage arising in an accidental fire in the college building.

4.20 Grievance Redressal Cell

This cell has been set up to redress the grievances which arise from time to time.

4.21 Internet

All students can access internet facilities at the College Library and their respective departments. There are twenty broadband connections under the central government’s

NMEICT scheme in the college that include more than a dozen classrooms and laboratories.

4.22 Educational Excursion

Many departments organize educational tours to supplement classroom studies.

5.GAMES AND SPORTS

A. Indoor

B. Outdoor

Facilities are available for indoor games. Students participate in Annual Sports in District level and state-level sports meets and inter-university championships. It is indeed a pride of the college that the students are regularly successful in various inter collegiate and University events. The College encourages students to participate in various championships. College faculty members accompany these students during the tournaments.

6. STUDENTS’ UNION

Surendranath College for Women Students’ Union is a democratically elected students forum which always stands by the side of the students in their need and helps them to articulate their demands related with their life on the campus. It organizes Annual Social, Freshers’ Welcome programme, celebrates Teachers’ Day, Annual Sports, Cultural Competition, Blood Donation camp and many other cultural programmes efficiently. The Students Union also puts up wall magazines regularly and publishes the College Magazine every year. It undertakes various kinds of social activities.

7. ADMINISTRATION

Since the tenure of the Governing Body of the college has expired on 29 th

February, 2012 the Vice Chancellor of the University of Calcutta has appointed Sri Anjan Kumar Dan, Estate and Trust Officer of the University as the Administrator of the college till a new Governing Body is formed.

8. FACULTY MEMBERS AND COLLEGE STAFF.

TEACHER-IN-CHARGE

Enakshi Chowdhury,M.A.,M.Phil.

FACULTY MEMBERS OF ARTS.

BENGALI

1. Debjani Basu ( Sen ), M.A. B.Ed. S.G. Lecturer.

2. Anindita Datta (Pal), M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D. Associate Professor.

3. Lily Datta M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor.

4. Afroja Khatun M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. Associate Professor.

5. Anjana Chakraborty M.A. Associate Professor.

EDUCATION

1. Mom Mitra M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D. Assistant Professor.

2. Sanghamitra Basak M.A. Assistant Professor.

3. Jayeeta Chowdhury M.A., M.Phil Part-time Lecturer.

4. Soma Ghosh M.A., M.Phil Part-time Lecturer

ENGLISH

1. Papia Mitra M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor.

2. Rituparna Das. M.A. Part-time Lecturer

HINDI

1. Dharnidhar Keswani M.A., M.Phil., P.G.Dip.(Tran.) Contractual Full time Lecturer.

HISTORY

1. Mousumi Chatterjee M.A., M.Phil Associate Professor.

2. Bratati Hore M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor.

3. Dipika Mitra M.A. Assistant Professor.

4. Bhaswati Roy M.A. Part-time Lecturer.

JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION.

1. Uma Shankar Pandey M.A. Assistant Professor.

2. Kanka Majumdar M.A. Part-time Lecturer.

3. Srabani Mukhopadhyay M.A. Part-time Lecturer.

4. Usasi Roy Sengupta M.A. Part-time Lecturer.

5. Satyabrata Paul M.A. B.Ed. Part-time Lecturer.

PHILOSOPHY

1. Sravanti Bhowmik M.A. , M.Phil. Associate Professor.

2. Nandini Chaudhuri M.A. S.G. Lecturer

3. Basudev Halder M.A. Assistant Professor.

4. Soma Mitra M.A., M.Phil. Part-time Lecturer.

POLITICAL SCIENCE.

1. Sanghamitra Sarkar M.A., M.Phil. Associate Professor.

2. Tarkeswar Pandey M.A. S.G. Lecturer.

3. Leena Raha M.A. Part-time Lecturer.

4. Amartya Roy Part-time Lecturer.

SANSKRIT

1. Samir Kumar Mukhopadhyay M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor.

2. Papri Roy M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor.

3. Tapas Pal M.A.M Phil. Part-time Lecturer.

FACULTY OF SCIENCE.

ECONOMICS.

1. Smita Majumdar M.A., M.Phil Associate Professor.

2. Suparna Gangopadhyay M.Sc.B.Ed.,M.Phil, Ph.D. Associate Professor.

3. Budhaditya Banerjee M.Sc. Part-time Lecturer.

4. Prakiti Chakraborty Chatterjee M.Sc. Part-time Lecturer.

GEOGRAPHY.

1. Kaustubh Lahiri M.Sc., B.Ed. S.G. Lecturer.

2. Smita Paul M.Sc. Contractual Full-time

Lecturer.

MATHEMATICS

1. Abhijit Kanji M.Sc. Part-time Lecturer.

SOCIOLOGY

1. Ananya Sarkar M.A Contractual

Full-time Lecturer.

URDU

1. Yasmeen Begum M.A. Contractual

Full-time Lecturer.

FACULTY MEMBERS OF COMMERCE

1. Shamita Banerjee M.Com Contractual

Full-time Lecturer.

2. Sumana Seal M.Com. Part-time Lecturer.

3. Sarmita Guha Roy M.Sc. Part-time Lecturer.

BURSAR

1. Tarkeswar Pandey M.A. S.G. Lecturer.

LIBRARY

1. Saswati Ghosh M.A., M.Lib.Sc. Librarian.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

1. Sri Sibaji Bhadra Accountant.

2. Sri Ashok Kumar Bhattacharyya Act. Cashier

3. Sri Samiran Bhattacharyya Caretaker

4. Sri Shyamal Kanti Sarkar

5. Dr. Anabika Gangopadhyay

6. Sri Nilanjan Kumar Mitra

7. Sri Partha Chattopadhyay

8. Sri Apurba Kanti Roy

9. Smt. Kalyani Paul

10. Sri Manas Bhattacharyya

11. Sri Sanjib Dey

12. Sri Srimanta Roy

13. Smt. Padma Dey

14. Sri Bihari Prasad

15. Sri Samir Roy

16. Sri Dipak Kumar Mallick

17. Sri Biplab Kumar Sarkar

18. Smt. Manika Mukherjee

19. Sri Ramprasad Ray

20. Sri Sachidananda Jha

21. Sri Arup Kumar Bhattacharya

22. Sri Aloke Biswas

23. Sri Satyanarayan Hazra

Important Information :

1. Students must carry their identity Card if they wish to come to the office for any official purpose.

2. SC/ST Students must contact the college office within 7 days of collecting forms for Govt. grants from Bikash Bhavan.

If the date for issuing these forms from Bikash Bhavan is over then the students must get the date extended from Bikash Bhavan. The College office has no power to get anything done in this matter.

3. The College authority every year, grants full freeship and half-freeship to economically disadvantaged students from the General category. Students must duly apply with the relevant documents. Students whose name appear in the lists published by the office thereafter are to contact the office immediately after the lists are put up on the notice board to complete the formalities.

9. CALENDAR

9.1 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

First Term : The first term of the College shall commence from the first day of July of every Year and shall end on the date from which the Puja Holidays commence.

Second Term :The second term shall commence from the date of reopening of the college after the puja vacation and shall continue till 24th December. Winter Recess will be from 25th December to 1st January.

Third Term: The third term shall commence from January 2 and shall continue till May 15 of every year. The summer recess shall commence on May 16 and end on the 30th day of June.

9.2 CULTURAL CALENDAR

Annual Sports : Late January-First week of February.

Rabindra Jayanti : Second week of May

Freshers’ Welcome : August

Cultural Competition : September

Annual Social of the Students’ Union : December

Reunion : 23rd December

Departmental Programmes and celebration : As and when scheduled

9.3 EXAMINATIONS

Mid Term Examination : Second week of November

( 1st, 2nd and 3rd Year )

Test Examination :

Part-I : Second week of March

Part-II : First week of February

Part-III : First week of January

10. LIST OF HOLIDAYS 2011-2012.

Sl.No. Nature of Holiday Date No.of days

01 Surendranath Banerjee’s Death Anniversary 6th August,2012 1

02. Janmashtami 9th August,2012 1

03. Independence Day 15th August,2012 1

04. College Foundation Day 17th August,2012 1

05. Id -Ul-Fitr 20th August,2012 1

06. Gandhiji’s Birthday 2nd October,2012 1

07. Mahalaya 15th October ,2012 1

08. Puja Vacation begins 20th October,2012 27

09. College re-opens 16th November,2012

10. Jagadhatri Puja 22nd November,2012 1

11. Muhurram 25th November,2012 1

12. Guru Nanak Jayanti 28th November,2012 1

13. Winter Recess Begins 25th Dec., 2012 8

14. College Re-opens 2nd January, 2013.

15. Swami Vivekananda’s Birthday 12th January, 2013. 1

16. Netaji’s Birthday 23rd January, 2013 1

17. Calcutta University Foundation Day 24th January,2013 1

18. Maghotsav 25th January,2013. 1

19. Republic Day 26th January,2013. 1

20. Saraswati Puja 15th & 16th February,2013. 2

21. Fateha Dohaz Doham 22nd February,2013 1

22. Doljatra & Holi 27th &28th March ,2013 2

23. Good Friday 29th March,2013 1

24. Easter Saturday 30th March,2013 1

25. Bengali New Year’s Day 15th April,2013 1

26. Rabindra Jayanti 9th May,2013 1

27, Summer Recess Begins 16th May,2013

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11. FEE STRUCTURE

Sl.No. Item General HonoursB.A. B.COM B.SC B.A. B.COM B.SC

01 Tuition Fee 50x6 60x6 85x6 75x6 85x6 110x602 Session Charge (Rs.p.a) 110 110 110 110 110 11003 Student’s Union Fee (Rs.p.a) 90 90 90 90 90 9004 Adm.Fee (Rs.p.a) 130 130 130 130 130 13005 Library Fee (Rs.p.a.) 100 100 100 100 100 10006 Registration Fee & Fee

( Rs.p.a)110 110 110 110 110 110

07 Migration Fee (Only 1st Yr.) 100 100 100 100 100 10008 C.U.Exam.From Fee (Rs.p.a) 20 20 20 20 20 2009 Sport Fee (Rs.p.a) 60 60 60 60 60 6010 Internal Exam. Fee (Rs.p.a) 100 100 100 100 100 10011 Building Fee (p.a) 50 50 50 50 50 5012 Building Repair Fee (Rs.p.a) 50 50 50 50 50 5013 Development Fee (Rs.p.a) 100 100 100 100 100 10014 Development Fee for

Geography (H)Students (Rs.p.a)

100 100

15 Welfare fund (Rs.p.a) 30 30 30 30 30 3016 Students Health Home

(Rs.p.a)4 4 4 4 4 4

17 Students Welfare Fund (Rs.p.a)

6 6 6 6 6 6

18 Transfer Fee (Rs.p.a) 130 130 130 130 130 13019 Geography( Hons.) Lab Fee

(Rs.p.a)1250 1250

20 Geography( Gen.) Lab Fee (Rs.p.a)

800 800

21 I.T.Fee for Com 1st Yr.& 2nd

Yr.both Honours & General(Rs.p.a)

25 25

22 Journalism Lab Fee for (H)Students (Rs.p.a)

2200

23 Computer Fee for only (Rs. p.m)Journalism (H) Students.

225

24 Lab Journal Fee for only (Rs.p.a)Journalism (H) Students.

250

25 Journalism Lab Fee (Rs.p.a)(General) Students.

700

26 ID Card 30 30 30 30 30 3027 Duplicate I-Card,

Acknowledgement Card & Library Card.

30 25 25 30 25 25

28 Casual Fee 235 p.a 235 p.a

12. FUTURE PLANS.

The College is planning to start general courses in Statistics and Computer Science.

The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication has plans to start an Advanced Diploma course in Television Editing and Productions. The department also has plans to set up a studio.

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