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Estd. 2016 | Affiliated to University of Calcutta PROSPECTUS 2020-2021
Government Girls’ General Degree College
Estd. 2016
"If today I get back with you, our conservative grandmothers will say to other women rebelling
against gender injustices, 'Look, even a rebel like Zainab has also surrendered'. I don't believe that
only married life can be the ultimate success for women". - Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain
Government Girls’ General Degree College is the fourth Government College for girls in West Bengal.
Due to its proximity to National Library, Calcutta University Alipur Campus, and other major locations
of southern Kolkata, the college is favorably accessible to a large section of students interested in
higher education. The establishment of this college marks a positive and progressive initiative
towards facilitating higher education for women in West Bengal. Incidentally, the college was
established after a decade long pressing demand for a Women’s college in the locality.
The college was inaugurated on the 28th January, 2016 by Honourable Chief Minister Smt. Mamata
Banerjee. The College has been affiliated to the University of Calcutta. The inauguration inevitably
marked the beginning of a journey towards achieving academic excellence for women.
Presently, the college offers Honours Courses both in Arts, Science and Commerce streams. Faculties
of all fourteen departments (Honours) put untiring efforts to provide quality academic guidance to all
students and work towards their overall developments.
FROM THE DESK OF OFFICER-IN-CHARGE
Dr. Syeda Shariqatul Moula Alquadri
M.A. (C.U.), Ph.D. (C.U.)
Education has been considered as a key instrument for social change and progression. The present
decade is marked by an increasing awareness of the necessity of women's empowerment, for it plays
an important role in the development of a country. Higher education for women has become a policy
agenda for many developing nations including India. Government of West Bengal has also taken
various steps to enhance women's position by means of education. Establishment of this Government
College for Girls at Ekbalpur, Kolkata is a part of this endeavour. The college is directed to spread and
improve the quality of education among all sections of women in the society. In other words, this
college visualizes the academic and intellectual development, moral uplift, social commitment,
cultural refinement of the upcoming generation.
To reach the vision following are the future plans:
To cultivate quality and excellence in education.
To boost scientific and technological temperament.
To organize Seminars and Workshops for cultivation of knowledge, skills and discipline among
the students.
To ensure overall personality development of the students through extra-curricular activities.
To provide opportunities for improvement of girls from educationally and economically
marginalized section of the society.
The college began its academic journey on 28th January 2016 with thirteen departments. The
academic session of the college started with one hundred and fifteen students across Arts and
Science streams. Commerce, as a General course was introduced in 2017 and as Honours course in
2018. Now the college is able to meet multifarious academic demands of students as it offers courses
in all three streams. To create awareness, conviction and commitment among the students towards
social and moral values, the college arranges for Compulsory Value Education classes where lectures
are delivered by eminent personalities from various fields. For enhancing students in different field, various programs are being organized throughout the year by the college. For the benefit of the students, a diploma course is launched in collaboration with Webel Informatics Ltd. (Govt. of West Bengal undertaking). The college provides scope to its students to put forward their views, positive and negative, through Grievance Cell and Anti-Ragging cell. The Psychological Counselling Cell looks into the problems faced by the students. Being a girl’s college, a Sexual Harassment Cell and ICC have also been set up within the campus. In all three streams of Science, Arts and Commerce, a large number of meritorious students take admission and many of them fare very well in the university examination. Principal’s Medal is awarded to “The Best Student of the Year”. A Memento is awarded by Dr. Syed Shah Marhoonul Irshad Alquadri, in memory of his revered father His Holiness Hazrat Syed Shah Rashad Ali Alquadri for obtaining Highest Marks in C.U Part-I Examination. Late Bhupendranath Sen Memorial award goes to the students of Bengali Honours securing highest marks in Part-1, Part-II and Part III C.U Examination. The students are awarded with certificates and medals for their achievements in cultural fields and athletic prowess also. Certificates are given to the regular participants of the value education classes. College takes initiative to process different kind of scholarships including minorities’ scholarship and Kanyashri Prakalpa announced by the Hon’able Chief Minister of West Bengal. On behalf of all faculty members and members of non-teaching staff, I welcome all aspiring students to participate in our mission within supportive, peaceful and disciplined environment.
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
GOVERNING BODY
Janab Firhad Hakim
Mayor of Kolkata,
President Hon'ble Minister-in-Charge,
Dept. of Urban Development & Municipal Affairs,
Govt. of W.B.
Dr. Syeda Shariqatul Moula Alquadri
Member Secretary
Officer-in-Charge, Govt. Girls’ General Degree College
Janab Nezamuddin Shams
Councillor, KMC
Government Nominees
Mrs. Moneera Sadique
Social Activist
Prof. Santa Dutta
Dept. of Home Science, University of Calcutta
University Nominees
Prof. Kaberi Chakraborty
Dept. of Political Science, University of Calcutta
Executive Engineer
P.W.D. (Civil)
Dr. Madhumita Sen
Head, Dept. of Sociology,
Govt. Girls’ General Degree College as Teacher’s Representative
Dr. Bhaswati Bhattacharya
Members Head, Dept. of Chemistry,
Govt. Girls’ General Degree College as Teacher’s Representative
Sri. Protul Ranjan Chakraborty
Representative, Non-Teaching Staff
Miss Maimuna Shams
Students Representatives
CAMPUS AND INFRASTRUCTURE The college premises are divided into two distinct blocks. The Administrative Block consists of the Principal’s office, the admission enclave, students’ section, main staffroom, Smart Classrooms and Seminar Hall. Apart from the Central Library, each Department has its own Seminar Library as well. The Academic Block consists of the Departments, Central Library, Laboratories, Computer Lab and classrooms. The College has forty-nine specious classrooms spread over the three floors of the Academic block. A computer lab has been set up for the students. All the Departments of the college use the Lab while dealing with their academic curriculum. From the year of 2018, the college is under CCTV surveillance. The College has a playground common with the Jnan Chandra Ghosh Polytechnic College. Canteen: Food is available to the students at a subsidized rate from two students’ Canteen. Hostel: Limited number of seats is available in the college hostel, situated next to the college building. The College has a Staff-Quarter complex at the backside of the campus. Central Library: The College has a well-equipped Central library with books for all the departments. Library may be considered as a main artery of every academic institution. It is the store house of books and repository of knowledge. Our central library is housed in the first floor of our college with a spacious reading room which provides seating arrangements for 50 students at a time. Our library is airy and nicely decorated. There are almost 10000 books on various branches of knowledge like literature, science, social sciences, commerce etc. Apart from it our college library subscribes the latest journals and magazines on different contemporary issues. Besides this, daily newspapers in vernacular and in English are also available there. All the books are arranged according to the subjects and totally computerized system runs. Students are allowed to take their selected books either for reading purpose at reading room or for study at home. Our reading room remains crowded with the readers. All the students are becoming highly benefited by the textbooks and reference books of our college library. It provides an enriching environment to the readers through providing latest information on different subjects matter. Moreover, it can be said that our college library plays a vital role in making good results of our students. Our college library is under constant surveillance of the library sub- committee. A spacious reading room, with photocopying facility, is a part of the library. The library extends lending facilities to the faculty members and students. The students are given two cards to issue two books at a time. They are allowed to issue books for a week. In addition to the Central Library each department is equipped with a seminar library with necessary reference and textbooks. There are ten thousand books(approximately) in the library. Apart from books, the library also has a rich resource of National and International Journals, Magazines and Chronicles.
Computer Centre: All First-Year students are advised to take admission in the 2-year DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATION course or/& Certificate Course in Communicative English & Letter Writing against a minimum payment. These courses have already benefited many College Students all over West Bengal. The courses are being conducted by WEBEL INFORMATICS LTD. (A Govt. of West Bengal Undertaking) under the Department of IT, Govt. of West Bengal and Teeveetronics Polytechnic PVT. LTD., Kolkata. The Centre is situated on the 2nd floor of the College Building and the Course is conducted within the College hours. (Total course fee for 2 years DIPLOMA course is Rs. 2,400/- only). The College intends to start few more Career Oriented Courses like DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC RELATIONS & ADVERTISING (2 years) and DIPLOMA IN MULTIMEDIA & ANIMATION (2 years). Cine Club: Our Institution believes in value added education system.; which includes art, sport, music, theatre, film environmental and social work as various sources of knowledge. Therefore, the college have started a "Cine Club" by the initiative of teachers to inspire students for flourishing their creative ideas. Cine Club can provide a fantastic means of engaging pupils in perfect creative space. Moreover that, few classic Indian Films and film studies had already been included in CBCS syllabus as well. The Cine Club of our college was organised film shows like Satyajit Ray's 'Sadgati' (on Munsi Premchand's birthday), 'Pather Panchali' (As a tribute to Ray), Ritwick Ghatak's ' Meghe Dhaka Tara' etc. The Cine Club also organised an interactive lecture session, along with a documentary film show on Tapan Sinha by the renowned film director Sri Raja Sen, in November 2019. So, the start of a new academic year is the perfect time to set up for a new journey with college's cine club. No extra fees will be required to join this club. National Service Scheme (NSS), Unit-1: Activities of NSS unit 1 (2018-2019): The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an Indian government sponsored public service program conducted by the ministry of Youth Affairs and the sports of Government of India in the year 1969. NSS is a voluntary association of young people studying in universities, colleges and at +12 level. NSS unit in our college was started from 27/03/2017 vide ref no. NSS/PVC/243/17. From its inception, the NSS Unit of our college has been participating actively into many social activities and endeavoring the unit spirit. The core objective of NSS unit is to inculcate the values of democratic living and selfless service. The NSS unit are effortlessly undertaking the activities relating to literacy, disaster management, environment conservation, health, family welfare and nutrition. They are indulging in making an effort to generate social awareness programmes services according to the needs of local people.
Our College NSS Unit 1, had actively participated in different programmes. Out of which the important was Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA), Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM), Cleaning- Up Streets, Awareness programmes for open defecation, etc. in the local areas. 1 NSS Unit 1 Students in Swach Bharat Abhijan Environment Day Celebration Few glimpses of celebration of Environment Day in the College Premises on the 5 th June 2018, in the presence of our noble Officer-In-Charge, Dr. Syeda Shariqatul Moula Alquadri and NSS Programme Officer, Dr. Susobhan Mukhopadhyay. The experience about the day was very thoughtful and student’s participation was amazing. 72nd Independence Day, 2018 was celebrated in our college premises in presence of college teachers and NSS student. It had been carried through singing songs, performing act on patriotism and dance performance showing the national integrity. NSS Unit students also showed their respect towards the country through painting and displaying the posters of unforgotten martyrs.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
A. These Regulations shall be called The Regulations for Semester-wise Three-Year B.A. / B.Sc. /
B.Com. Degree Programmes under CBCS (Choice Based Credit System), University of Calcutta.
These Regulations shall come into force with effect from the Academic Session, 2018-2019.
B. Duration Of the Programme:
The 3-year B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Programme shall be for a minimum duration of six(6)consecutive
semesters of six(6)months each, i.e., three(3) years. The odd semester will start ordinarily in
the month of July and the even semester in the month of January of every year. A candidate
pursuing a regular course of study for three-year semester-wise degree course shall have to
clear all semesters in all respects within a span of five years from the year of admission to the
particular course and combination, failing which enrolment of the candidate shall stand
cancelled. A candidate who has passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) or its equivalent
Examination is eligible to seek admission to the 1st year of the 3 year (six semesters)
B.A./B.Sc. (Honours/General) Course of Studies provided he/she has also passed in English
having full marks not being less than 100 and fulfil the conditions as laid down in the following
tables built on C.U norms and regulations.
N.B.:
1. No candidate shall be allowed admission after a lapse of more than 5 years from the
year of passing the previous qualifying examination.
2. For the purpose of determining eligibility for admission to the B.A. / B.Sc. (Honours /
General) Courses, aggregate marks shall be calculated by adding the marks in top-four
subjects in order of marks secured by a candidate. Marks in compulsory Environmental
Education/Studies shall not be taken into account for calculation of aggregate marks.
3. Candidates belonging to Reserved Categories taking up Honours Course of Study must
have obtained a minimum of 40% marks in the aggregate or 40% marks in the subject
or related subjects at the previous qualifying examination, as the case maybe.
4. Reservation Policy for admission in three year (six semesters) degree courses of
studies shall be guided by the West Bengal State Higher Educational Institutions
(Reservation in Admission), Act, 2013 and the West Bengal State Higher Educational
Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Rules,2014.
5. Candidates who have passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) Vocational examination
conducted by the West Bengal State Council of Vocational Education and Training are
not eligible for admission in this college.
6. Candidates who have passed from recognized open schooling/any other recognized
board shall be allowed to apply for admission within seven working days from the date
of publication of result provided the whole process should be completed within the
last date of submission of registration for, subject to availability of seats. They have to
appear in an Admission test which will be conducted by the college. The date of
admission test will be announced later.
C. Attendance:
The internal assessments of each core course and generic elective paper under CBCS will be
done based on both percentage of attendance of classes for the respective paper and as
student’s performance in that paper during internal examinations.
Candidate attending more than 90% classes will score 10 marks out of 10
Candidate attending 75% to 90% classes will secure 8 marks out of 10
Candidate attending 60% to 75% classes will get 6 marks out of 10
For Candidate attending below 60% classes, no marks will be allotted as per the University
Guidelines and she/he will not be allowed to sit for the Semester end examination
If a student fails to attend 60% of total number of classes in a course during Semester I, then
he/she will have to clear the same semester during Semester III. Accordingly, if a student is
not allowed to sit for Semester end examination in Semester II for attendance shortage, then
he/she will have to clear the same semester during Semester IV and will eventually loss 6
months in the semester based 3 years degree course.
*Such attendance will be calculated from the date of commencement of classes or the date of
admission, whichever is later.
N.B: Students should not laminate their mark sheets before taking admission in this college.
D. Internal Complain Committee:
An Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) and Sexual Harassment Cell are active in our college as
per UGC guidelines to combat gender-based inequities, discrimination and all forms of
violence against girls and women.
Members of Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)
Chairperson Dr. Syeda Shariqatul MoulaAlquadri
Presiding Officer Dr. Madhumita Sen
Teaching Faculty Dr. Angshuman Sarkar & Dr. Sampa Sen
Non-teaching staff Smt. Putul Chattopadhyay & Sri Pratul Ranjan Chakraborty
N.G.O. Ms. Ratnaboli Roy
E. Code of Conduct:
The College Gates will remain closed from 10:30 A.M. to 02:30 P.M. Students are
expected to enter the premise not later than 10:30 A.M.
Students are expected to attend classes on a regular basis keeping with the
stipulations of Calcutta University.
To appear at the tutorials, mid-term and Test Examinations is mandatory. Restoring to any kind of unfair/irregular means during any examination is treated as serious misconduct and is punishable offence. Students are expected to not to indulge into any conduct inconsistent with the status of a student of the college. Students are expected not to enter into acts that result in damage or destruction of college property. Notice Boards are to be scanned regularly for information on payment of fees, registration and dates of form- filling and examinations and for other information related to Campus activities. Use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited in the classrooms and corridors during the college hours. Fees will not be accepted except on the dates notified and must be cleared failing which names may be struck off the roles. Continuous absence for one month without any valid explanation forwarded to the Principal/Officer-in-Charge and the Department will also result in disciplinary measures. Application for issuance of certificates, particulars and concessions, required from time to time by students, are to be submitted well in advance. It may not be possible to issue such documents on the same day. Identity cards issued to students are to be displayed on their persons while in the college campus for the reasons of security. Mutilation of Library books is punishable offence. Ragging in any form is a punishable offence. It is strictly prohibited in the College premises. The College will strictly follow the UGC regulations on curbing the menace of ragging in Higher Education Institutions [ under Section 26(1) (g) of UGC Act,1956; Order No.F.1-16/2007 (CPP II), dated 17th June, 2009]. These will be followed to prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of ragging including any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act, which has the effect of teasing , treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student, or indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities by any student or students, which causes or is likely to cause annoyance , hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student, or asking any student to do any act, which such student will not in ordinary course do and, which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or torment or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any other student, with or without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other student.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
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WESTBENGALCOURSES OFFERED
The College offers Undergraduate Courses in three streams viz. Science, Arts and Commerce. Five
SCIENCE departments are PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS, ECONOMICS, and GEOGRAPHY.
Among the SOCIAL SCIENCES there are SOCIOLOGY, POLITICAL SCIENCE and HISTORY. In the language
group there are BENGALI, ENGLISH, URDU, PERSIAN and ARABIC. COMMERCE (CORE) stream has
been introduced in this institution since 2018.
Education can be taken as generic subject.
List of subjects of the B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. (Core-Course)
following the guidelines of University of Calcutta
Honours Subject (Core Courses) General Subject (Generic Elective)
English English
Bengali Bengali
Urdu Urdu
Arabic Arabic
Persian Persian
History History
Economics Economics
Physics Physics
Chemistry Chemistry
Geography Geography
Sociology Sociology
Political Science Political Science
Mathematics Mathematics
Subject or Related Subject – Accountancy,
Business Economics including Business
Mathematics, Business Organisation,
Mathematics, Business Mathematics, Economics,
Statistics, Business Studies, Office and Secretarial
Commerce
Practice, Financial Accounting, Element of Cost
Accountancy & Auditing, Book Keeping,
Commerce, Cost Accountancy & Principle of
Management, Commercial Law and Preliminaries
of Auditing, Costing and Taxation.A Candidate is required to choose not more than one subject
from any of the Groups mentioned here.
GROUPS
Group-I Physics/Education
Group-II History, Mathematics
Group-III Chemistry, Sociology, Arabic, Persian
Group-IV Botany/Economics
Group-V Political Science
Group-VI Geography
Group-VII English
Group-VIII Bengali, Urdu
Self-Financing Courses
1. Diploma in Computer Application:
1st Semester & 2nd Semester – 80 Hrs., 3rd Semester – 40 Hrs.
Conducted by WEBEL (A Govt. of West Bengal Undertaking).
Total Course Fees = Rs. 2400/- payable in 4 installments.
Rs. 600/- at the time of admission + 3 (three) instalments @ Rs. 600/- each.
2. Certificate in Communicative English & Letter Writing:
1st Semester & 2nd Semester - 72 Hrs., 3rd Semester - 20 Hrs.
Total Course Fees = Rs. 2400/- payable in 4 installments.
Rs. 600/- at the time of admission + 3 (three) instalments @ Rs. 600/- each.SELECTION CRITERIA
Course Core Course(s) Selection Criteria
Arts
B.A. Arabic Best 4 Subjects
B.A. Bengali Best 4 Subjects + Bengali (%)
B.A. English Best 4 Subjects + English (%)
B.A. Persian Best 4 Subjects + Persian/Urdu (%)
B.A. Urdu Best 4 Subjects + Urdu (%)
B.A. Sociology Best 4 Subjects + Sociology/Political Science + English (%)
B.A. Political Science Best 4 Subjects + Political Science + English (%)
B.A. History Best 4 Subjects + History + English (%)
Science
B.Sc. Physics Best 4 Subjects + Physics (%)
Best 4 Subjects + Mathematics/Business Mathematics (%) +
B.Sc. Economics
English (%)
B.Sc. Mathematics Best 4 Subjects + Mathematics (%)
B.Sc. Chemistry Best 4 Subjects + Chemistry (%)
B.Sc. Geography Best 4 Subjects + Geography (%) + English (%)
Commerce
B.Com. B.Com. Best 4 Subjects
Note: *A candidate may take up Core Course in the B.A. in Geography and Mathematics without
taking any generic elective subject from the Division of Science.
For B.Com. (Hons.)
Subject or related subject includes
1. Accountancy/Business Economics including Business Mathematics/Business Organization/
Mathematics/Economics/Statistics/Commerce/Business Studies/Office and Secretarial
Practice/Elements of Cost Accounting and Auditing/Book Keeping/Business
Mathematics/Cost Accountancy and Principles of Management/Commercial law and
Preliminaries of Auditing/Costing and Taxation.
2. Passed in English having full marks not less than 100ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Required Subject General/OBC-A/
Course Subject(s) SC / ST Category
at 10+2 Level OBC-B Category
50% in Aggregate
& 45% in Arabic
Any subjects from 40% in Aggregate
Arabic Core OR
B.A. Humanities / Arts / Science / OR
Course 55% in Arabic
Commerce 40% in Arabic
OR
50% in Aggregate
a. From WBHS / CBSE / ISC /
Open School Bengali as 1st
Language 50% in Aggregate
40% in Aggregate
Bengali Core & 45% in Bengali
B.A. OR
Course b. From other State Board or OR
any other Board Bengali as 40% in Bengali
55% in Bengali
2nd Language
50% in Aggregate
English / Science / 40% in Aggregate
English Core & 45% in English
B.A. Humanities / Arts / OR
Course OR
Commerce 40% in English
55% in English
50% in Aggregate
40% in Aggregate
Persian Core and 45% in Persian / Urdu
B.A. Persian / Urdu OR
Course OR
40% in Persian / Urdu
55% in Persian / Urdu
50% in Aggregate
40% in Aggregate
Urdu Core & 45% in Urdu
B.A. Urdu OR
Course OR
40% in Urdu
55% in Urdu
(50% in Aggregate & 45%
in Sociology/Political 40% in Aggregate
Sociology Science OR 55% in OR
B.A. Sociology/Political Science
Core Course Sociology/Political Science 40% in Sociology /
& 50% marks in the English Political Science
in both, either case
(50% in Aggregate & 45% 40% in Aggregate
Political
in subject OR 55% in OR
B.A. Science Core Political Science
subject & 50% marks in 40% in subject /
Course
English in both, either case related subject
(50% in Aggregate & 45% 40% in Aggregate
History Core in subject OR 55% in OR
B.A. History
Course subject & 50% marks in 40% in subject /
English in both either case related subject
Physics Core Either 50% in Aggregate & 40% in Aggregate
B.Sc. Physics & Mathematics
Course 45% in Physics OR 55% ORmarks in Physics & Pass 40% in Physics & pass
mark in Mathematics in marks in both in
both cases Mathematics and
Physics
50% in Aggregate 40% in Aggregate
& 45% in Chemistry OR
Chemistry Chemistry, Physics and OR 40% in Chemistry &
B.Sc.
Core Course Mathematics 55% in Chemistry & pass Pass marks in both
marks in both Mathematics Physics and
and Physics in both cases Mathematics
50% in Aggregate & 45% in
40% in Aggregate
Mathematics Mathematics
B.Sc. / B.A.* Mathematics OR
Core Course OR
40% in Mathematics
55% in Mathematics
Candidates With
Economics:
50% in Aggregate & 45% in
Economics / Business 40% in aggregate
Economics & 50% in OR
Mathematics / Business 40% in Economics /
Mathematics Business Economics
Economics
B.Sc. Mathematics including Business
Core Course
Candidates Without Mathematics & pass
Economics: marks in Mathematics
50% in Aggregate & 50% in / Business
Mathematics / Business Mathematics
Mathematics & 50% marks
in English in both, either
case
(50% in Aggregate and 45%
in subject OR 55% in 40% in aggregate
Geography
B.Sc. / B.A.* Geography Geography) & 50% marks OR
Core Course
in English in both, either 40% in subject
case
Note: A candidate may take up core Course in the B.A in Geography and Mathematics without taking any generic
elective subject from the Division of Science.
1. Passed in Accountancy /
Mathematics / Business
Minimum of 40%
Mathematics.
marks in the
Minimum of 50% marks in
aggregate
2. The word 'Subject' or the aggregate and 50%
AND
'Related Subject' denote the marks in the subject or
B.Com. Core Course 40% marks in the
following subjects at Higher related subject at the
subject or related
Secondary or any other previous qualifying
subject at the
equivalent examination as examination.
previous qualifying
regular candidate -
examination.
Accountancy, Business
Economics including BusinessMathematics, Business
Organization, Mathematics,
Business Mathematics,
Economics, Statistics,
Business Studies, Office and
Secretarial Practice, Financial
Accounting, Elements of Cost
Accountancy & Auditing,
Book Keeping, Commerce,
Cost Accountancy & Principle
of Management, Commercial
Law and preliminaries of
Auditing, Costing and
Taxation.
3. Passed in English having
full marks not less than 100.
NUMBER OF SEATS
Arts
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Arabic ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Bengali ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
English
GEN 12 1 13SC (22%) 5 1 6
ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
ST (6%) 1 1 2
Persian
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Urdu ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Political Science ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
Sociology
SC (22%) 5 1 6
ST (6%) 1 1 2OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
History ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Science
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Physics ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Chemistry ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
Mathematics SC (22%) 5 1 6
ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Economics ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Total Seat 25 PH 3% Total
GEN 12 1 13
SC (22%) 5 1 6
Geography ST (6%) 1 1 2
OBC-A (10%) 1 1 2
OBC-B (7%) 1 1 2
Total 20 5 25
Commerce
Total Seat 50 PH 3% Total
GEN 24 2 26
SC (22%) 10 2 12
Commerce ST (6%) 2 2 4
OBC-A (10%) 2 2 4
OBC-B (7%) 2 2 4
Total 40 10 50
** HINDI can be taken as AECC1 (MIL) Subject only.
Note: Pls. refer clause 14 for subjects included under Science / Humanities / Commerce Stream.
Arts stream includes identical subjects as in the Humanities stream.
Special conditions for admission to the following Honours (Core) Courses:
1. Economics : A Candidate shall be allowed to take up Honours in Economics if he/she has
passed in Mathematics at the H.S. Examination (10+2) conducted by the West Bengal Council
of H.S. Education or its equivalent examination in Mathematics/ Business Mathematics.Students who have passed Business Economics including Business Mathematics in H.S. (10+2)
level from West Bengal Council of H.S. Education are also eligible for admission in the Honours
Course in Economics. Candidates of Economics Honours have to take up Mathematics as one
of the elective subjects.
2. Mathematics : A candidate shall be allowed to take up Honours in Mathematics if he/she has
passed in Mathematics at the previous qualifying examination. A candidate who has passed
in Business Mathematics is not eligible for admission to the Mathematics Honours Course.
3. Chemistry : A candidate shall be allowed to take up Honours in Chemistry if he/she has
passed in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics at the previous qualifying examination.
Divisions of Core subjects B.A. /B.Sc./B.Com.
1. Humanities: History, English, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Political Science, Sociology, Education,
Arabic, Persian.
2. Science: Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics, Geography, Economics.
3. Commerce: Accountancy, Business Economics including Business Mathematics, Business
Organization, Mathematics, Business Mathematics, Economics, Statistics, Business Studies,
Office and Secretarial Practice, Financial Accounting, Elements of Cost Accountancy &
Auditing, Book Keeping, Commerce, Cost Accountancy & Principle of Management,
Commercial Law and preliminaries of Auditing, Costing and Taxation.
A candidate taking up Core Course in B.A. Degree Course shall study
1. Honours in any one subject of the Humanities Division and any two other generic elective
subjects taking at least one from the Humanities Division.
2. However, that other things remaining the same, a candidate may take up Core Course in the
B.A. in the following subjects without taking any generic elective subject from the Division of
Science.ADMISSION TO THE COLLEGE
1. Documents Required at the time of Physical Verification, 2020-21:
a) Hardcopy (Printout) of properly filled-in application form.
b) Original and one unattested photocopy of Mark-sheet of Higher Secondary
Examination or its equivalent.
c) Original Age-proof (Admit card / equivalent certificates).
d) Family Income certificate from competent authority in original.
e) Through out the three-year programme the same income certificate will remain
valid for availing concession and scholarship facilities.
f) Original caste certificate for SC / ST / OBC (from appropriate authority).
g) Original proof for Physically Challenged candidate.
2. Migrating Students:
Passed their last Examinations from Boards OTHER THAN WBCHSE / CBSE / ISC
/ NIOS / WBBME / Rabindra Mukta Vidyalaya.
Migrating Candidates, who are willing to change their University (other than
CU) for Graduation, have to submit the Original Migration Certificate along
with their previously passed / incomplete Mark Sheet, issued by the respective
University at the time of Admission.
Previously Registered Candidate of the Calcutta University have to submit the
Permission Letter, issued by Under-Graduate Council, Calcutta University along
with their Registration Certificate at the time of Admission, if they are willing
to change their registered Subject Combination.FEES STRUCTURE
Fees Structure For B.A. (Core Course & Generic Elective)
Particulars Monthly Fees Quarterly Fees Half Yearly Fees Annual Fees
Tuition Fees Rs. 75 Rs. 225 Rs. 450 Rs. 900
Infrastructural Fund Rs. 150 Rs. 450 Rs. 900 Rs. 1,800
Total Rs. 225 Rs. 675 Rs. 1,350 Rs. 2,700
College Fees Are Taken Three Months In Advance
Tution Fees (September, 2020 to November, 2020) Rs. 225
Infrastructual Fund (September, 2020 to November, 2020) Rs. 450
Total Rs. 675
OTHER ANNUAL CHARGES
Reserved
General
(SC/ST/OBC/PH/BPL)
Session Charge Rs. 500 Rs. 500
Library Fees Rs. 50 Rs. 50
Cultural And Co-Curricular Activities Rs. 200 Rs. 200
I.T. Infrastructure Fees Rs. 500 Rs. 500
Library Caution Deposit Rs. 1 Rs. 1
Examination Fees Rs. 5 Rs. 5
Athletic Club Fees Rs. 150 Rs. 150
Magazine & Journal Rs. 200 Rs. 200
Common Room Fees Rs. 100 Rs. 100
ID Card Fees Rs. 50 Rs. 50
Students Welfare Club Fees Rs. 100 Rs. 100
Environmental Studies (Field Work) Rs. 40 Rs. 40
Total Rs. 1,896 Rs. 1,896
CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY FEES
University Registration Charges:
CU registration Charges Rs. 100 Rs. 25
For Non-Migrating
CU registration Form Fees Rs. 20 Rs. 20
Students*
CU Sports Fees Rs. 60 Rs. 60
Total Rs. 180 Rs. 105
All Total Amount Rs. 2,751 Rs. 2,676
**Migrating Students Need to Pay Extra Rs. 100/- For Migration
**WEBEL FEES PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF PHYSICAL VERIFICATION
Considering the stressful pandemic situation, the college has introduced a reduced
fee structure for the benefit of the students.Fees Structure For B.Sc. (Core Course & Generic Elective)
Particulars Monthly Fees Quarterly Fees Half-Yearly Fees Annual Fees
Tuition Fees Rs. 110 Rs. 330 Rs. 660 Rs. 1,320
Infrastructural Fund Rs. 150 Rs. 450 Rs. 900 Rs. 1,800
Total Rs. 260 Rs. 780 Rs. 1,560 Rs. 3,120
College Fees Are Taken Three Months In Advance
Tution Fees (September, 2020 to November, 2020) Rs. 330
Infrastructual Fund (September, 2020 to November, 2020) Rs. 450
Total Rs. 780
OTHER ANNUAL CHARGES
Reserved
General
(SC/ST/OBC/PH/BPL)
Session Charge Rs. 500 Rs. 500
Library Fees Rs. 50 Rs. 50
Cultural And Co-Curricular Activities Rs. 200 Rs. 200
I.T. Infrastructure Fees Rs. 500 Rs. 500
Library Caution Deposit Rs. 1 Rs. 1
Examination Fees Rs. 5 Rs. 5
Athletic Club Fees Rs. 150 Rs. 150
Magazine & Journal Rs. 200 Rs. 200
Common Room Fees Rs. 100 Rs. 100
ID Card Fees Rs. 50 Rs. 50
Laboratory Fees Rs. 150 Rs. 150
Caution Money For Laboratory Fees Rs. 15 Rs. 15
Students Welfare Club Fees Rs. 100 Rs. 100
Environmental Studies (Field Work) Rs. 40 Rs. 40
Total Rs. 2,061 Rs. 2,061
CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY FEES
University Registration Charges:
CU registration Charges Rs. 100 Rs. 25
For Non-Migrating
CU registration Form Fees Rs. 20 Rs. 20
Students*
CU Sports Fees Rs. 60 Rs. 60
Total Rs. 180 Rs. 105
All Total Amount Rs. 3,021 Rs. 2,946
**Migrating Students Need to Pay Extra Rs. 100/- For Migration
**WEBEL FEES PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF PHYSICAL VERIFICATION
Considering the stressful pandemic situation, the college has introduced a reduced
fee structure for the benefit of the students.Fees Structure For B.Com. (Core Course)
Particulars Monthly Fees Quarterly Fees Half-Yearly Fees Annual Fees
Tuition Fees Rs. 85 Rs. 255 Rs. 510 Rs. 1,020
Infrastructural Fund Rs. 150 Rs. 450 Rs. 900 Rs. 1,800
Total Rs. 235 Rs. 705 Rs. 1,410 Rs. 2,820
College Fees Are Taken Three Months In Advance
Tution Fees (September, 2020 to November, 2020) Rs. 255
Infrastructual Fund (September, 2020 to November, 2020) Rs. 450
Total Rs. 705
OTHER ANNUAL CHARGES
Reserved
General
(SC/ST/OBC/PH/BPL)
Session Charge Rs. 500 Rs. 500
Library Fees Rs. 50 Rs. 50
Cultural And Co-Curricular Activities Rs. 200 Rs. 200
I.T. Infrastructure Fees Rs. 500 Rs. 500
Library Caution Deposit Rs. 1 Rs. 1
Examination Fees Rs. 5 Rs. 5
Athletic Club Fees Rs. 150 Rs. 150
Magazine & Journal Rs. 200 Rs. 200
Common Room Fees Rs. 100 Rs. 100
ID Card Fees Rs. 50 Rs. 50
Students Welfare Club Fees Rs. 100 Rs. 100
Environmental Studies (Field Work) Rs. 40 Rs. 40
Total Rs. 1,896 Rs. 1,896
CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY FEES
University Registration Charges:
CU registration Charges Rs. 100 Rs. 25
For Non-Migrating
CU registration Form Fees Rs. 20 Rs. 20
Students*
CU Sports Fees Rs. 60 Rs. 60
Total Rs. 180 Rs. 105
All Total Amount Rs. 2,781 Rs. 2,706
**Migrating Students Need to Pay Extra Rs. 100/- For Migration
**WEBEL FEES PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF PHYSICAL VERIFICATION
Considering the stressful pandemic situation, the college has introduced a reduced
fee structure for the benefit of the students.FACULTY LIST
Academic
Department Name Designation
Qualification
ARTS
Assistant Professor
Shafiqul Islam M.A., M.Phil.
& Head of the Department
Arabic
Abdul Matin M.A. Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Rupa Banerjee Samajpati M.A., M.Phil.
& Head of the Department
Bengali M.A, Ph.D.,
Dr. Sampa Sen Certificate Course In Film Associate Professor
Appreciation
Associate Professor
Dr. Debaprasad Banerjee M.A., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
English
Dr. Antara Mukherjee M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. Syeda Shariqatul Associate Professor
M.A., Ph.D.
Moula Alquadri & Officer-In-Charge
Persian
Assistant Professor
Dr. Md. Shahid Jamil M.A., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
Assistant Professor
Urdu Dr. Shabnam Parveen M.A., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
Associate Professor
Sukanya Dutta M.A., M.Phil.
& Head of the Department
History
Nafisa Sarkar M.A., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Jayanta Joy Associate Professor
M.A., M.Phil.
Chattopadhyay & Head of the Department
Political Science
Dr. Madhuparna Gupta M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Dr. Madhumita Sen M.A., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
Sociology
Dr. Angshuman Sarkar M.A., Ph.D. Associate ProfessorAcademic
Department Name Designation
Qualification
SCIENCE
Associate Professor
Dr. Bhaswati Bhattacharya M.Sc., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
Chemistry
Dr. Mumu Chakraborty M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Dr. Mousumi Bhar M.Sc., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
Economics Dr. Senjuti Gupta M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Sangita Yonzon M.A., M.Phil. Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Dr. Rajashree Dasgupta M.Sc., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
Geography
Smt. Suradhuni Ghosh M.Sc. Assistant Professor
Dr. Subhasundar Associate Professor
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Bandyopadhyay & Head of the Department
Mathematics
M.Sc.
Kaushiki Mukherjee Assistant Professor
(Applied Mathematics)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Soma Mandal M.Sc., Ph.D.
& Head of the Department
Physics
Dr. Koel Adhikary M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor
COMMERCE
M.Com.,
Fellow of the
Institute of
Chartered Accountants
of India (FCA) Assistant Professor
Commerce CA Souma Halder
& Head of the Department
Area of Interest:
Entrepreneurship,
Taxation System,
Capital MarketNON-TEACHING STAFF
Name Designation
Protul Ranjan Chakraborty Draughtsman
Chandra Sekhar Ghosh UDC
Kartick Chandra Das Skilled Bearer
Kamalesh Mondal Skilled Bearer
Putul Chattopadhyay Estd. Attendant
Irfan Zaman LDC
Poushali Roy LDC
Binoy Das Camus Guard
Arup kumar ghosh Laboratory Attendant
Tuhin Chowdhury Laboratory Attendant
Asha Kumari Shaw Laboratory Attendant
Anita Bera Laboratory Attendant
Arnab Ghosh Data Entry Operator
Tamali Chakraborty Data Entry Operator
Rajdip Ghosh Data Entry Operator
Sourav Hati Data Entry Operator
Amna Begum Security Staff
Manjur Ali Security Staff
Santo Gazi Security Staff
Md. Tajuddin Security Staff
Sovanil Roychowdhury UDC
VISITING HOURS
Visiting time with the Officer-In-Charge: 11:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon on any working day.
The office remains open: 10:15 A.M. to 04:30 P.M.
The office remains open during summer and Puja vacations except on designated holidays,
Saturdays and Sundays.ACTIVITIES OF CULTURAL SUB-COMMITTEE 2019-20
International Women’s Day & International Mother Language Day Celebration 2020
The International Mother Language day celebration was scheduled on 22nd February 2020 as the
original day (21.02.2020) was a holiday. But unfortunately, our beloved faculty member Dr.
Sushobhan Mukhopadhyay, Assistant Professor, Department of Bengali had passed away on the
previous day & all programs had to be postponed. This celebration had been merged with the same
of International Women's Day, which was prescheduled on 6th March 2020, in advance of the original
day (08.03.2020) because it was Sunday.
Dr. Partha Gangopaghyay, The Director, lnstitute of English & Dr. Rinku Ghosh, Head of Hindi
Department, Lady Brabourne College were invited to deliver talk on the respective issues. Dr.
Gangopadhya expressed his views on capitalism & indigenous culture in connection with language,
conflict & resolution. Dr Ghosh spoke on women's role, perspective & the changing scenario in the
society. At the beginning, the Officer-In-Charge delivered her welcome address & the program
endended with the vote of thanks to the speakers, rendered by the Teachers' Council Secretary. All
faculty members & students enjoyed both the esteemed lectures and they participated in the post-
lecture interactive session very enthusiastically.
Convener of Cultural-sub-Committee Felicitation of the resource persons
is delivering an Introductory Speech by the Officer-In-Charge
Annual Day celebration of the college was first scheduled on 25.02.2020. But it was postponed
because of sudden death of our beloved faculty member Dr. Susobhan Mukhopadhyay, Assistant
Professor, Department of Bengali. He was also a member of the cultural sub-committee.
Then the programme was rescheduled on 27.03.2020. But it was again cancelled for the unfortunate
outbreak of Corona virus.Cultural Competitions 2019-20
The cultural sub-committee of our college organized an “Intra-College Cultural Competition” from
24th to 26th September, 2019 among the students of all the departments. The competitions were
divided into 8 sections namely singing, dancing, solo acting, extempore, art and craft, rangoli making,
painting and debate. The students showed excellent performances in all the sections.
All the participants of ‘Dance Competition’ with the
judges. - Prepared By Dr. Mumu ChakrabortyIndependence Day Celebration 2019-20 The cultural sub-committee of Govt. Girls’ General Degree College, Ekbalpur organized a cultural programme on 15th August, 2019 in collaboration with NSS Unit-I of the college to celebrate Independence Day. Students of our college and also the wards of the faculty members presented patriotic songs and dance. Students also prepared posters on the life of the freedom fighters of our country.
EXCURSIONS 2019-2020
Excursions conducted by the Department of Geography
(From February 2019 to February 2020)
1) One Day Educational Trip to Geological Survey of India:
A one day educational trip was conducted for Semester I students (under CBCS) to Geological
Survey of India office at Central Head Quarters in Park Street Branch , Kolkata on 5 th of
October, 2019 to have a demonstration class on ‘identification of Rocks and Minerals’. This
topic is included in their CC1 practical paper as recommended by UG Board of Studies under
University of Calcutta. 15 Students from the Department of Geography along with the two
faculty members – Dr. Rajashree Dasgupta and Smt. Suradhuni Ghosh participated in the
particular class of 4 hrs duration (from 11 a.m to 3 p.m). Dr. Amitava Bhattacharya, a
superintendent Geologist from GSI explained every minute details of different rocks and
minerals to the students and hence this class turned out be very fruitful for the students in
their course of study.
In Front of GSI Office in Park Street, Kolkata In the demonstration class with
GSI with Dr. Amitava Bhattacharya
In the demonstration class with GSI with
Dr. Amitava Bhattacharya2) Four Days Educational Trip to Dhamakhali Village, Sandeshkhali II Block, h 24 Parganas,
West Bengal :
As part of syllabus curriculum in Practical Paper of Part III (H) under (1+1+1) system in
Geography under University of Calcutta, a compulsory educational field trip has to be
conducted either in an urban or in a rural unit within or outside West Bengal in order to make
the students perform a holistic study of man-environment relationship in varied physical and
socio-economic setups. To accomplish this study, the Department of Geography took
initiatives of performing this study with three Part III (Hons.) students in a rural unit of
Dhamakhali Village of Sandeshkhali II Block, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal from 19th of
October to 22nd of October, 2019. The three students were accompanied by a faculty member,
Dr. Rajashree Dasgupta (Assistant Professor & Head) and a non-teaching staff Mr. Kamalesh
Mandal from the department. The students performed a detailed socio-economic household
survey, road survey, market survey in Dhamakhali Village within the four days stipulated time.
They also performed surveying and levelling in open fields to know the undulations of the
locale.
Students performing surveying and Riverside households in
levelling in the village Dhamakhali Village
Interviewing at the household level,
Dhamakhali Village, Sandeshkhali II Block, North 24 Pargnasa, West Bengal3) Four Days Educational Trip to Bakhhali Village, Namkhana Block, South 24 Parganas, West
Bengal :
As part of syllabus curriculum in Practical Paper of Semester V (CBCS) system in Geography
under University of Calcutta, an educational field trip was arranged in a rural setup at
Namkhana Block in South 24 Parganas District from 13th of March to 16th of March, 2020. The
village considered for carrying the man-environment study was Lakshmipur Abad Village
popularly known as Bakkhali which is also a very popular tourist spot in West Bengal .All total
17 students from semester 4 of the Department accompanied the faculty member – Dr.
Rajashree Dasgupta (Assistant Professor & Head) and a non-teaching staff Mr. Kamalesh
Mandal to carry out the detailed study as prescribed in the syllabus of University of Calcutta.
The students performed a detailed socio-economic household survey, road survey, market
survey, hotel survey and tourist survey in the respective locality within the four days
stipulated time. They also performed surveying and levelling in open fields to know the
undulations of the locale.
Students performing Students performing
surveying and leveling surveying and leveling
Students engaged for Market Survey
During Hotel Survey at Bakkhali at BakkhaliNSS ACTIVITY 2019-2020
A “Campus Cleaning and Tree Plantation Programme” was conducted by NSS Unit-I in collaboration
with Maintenance sub-committee of the college on 12.09.2019 in the college campus. Faculty
members and students of different departments participated in the programme actively.
A walk from Khidirpur to our college was conducted by NSS Unit-I on 28.09.2019 to protest against
the use of plastics. Students of NSS also prepared posters on how to save our environment.
71st Republic Day was observed in the college on 26.01.2020 by Flag hoisting by the honourable
Officer-in-Charge. Faculties and students of NSS also sang the National Anthem together on that day.
Teachers from other departments also participated in the programme.WEBINAR 2020
First Webinar organized by the College
(26th June, 2020)
The first webinar of the college was conducted on 26th June, 2020 on Google meet platform. The
webinar was arranged and conducted by the Convener and Coordinator Dr. Mumu Chakraborty, Asst.
Professor of Chemistry Department and co-convener of the Seminar sub- Committee of the college.
The topic of the webinar was on-
“IMPACT OF LOCKDOWN ON EDUCATION SYSTEM”
The resource person invited to speak in the webinar was one of the faculty members from the college
Dr. Rajashree Dasgupta, Asst. Professor and HOD of Geography Department. The speaker mainly
highlighted how to opt for hybrid and blended type of learning in this new normal phase and what
major advantages and disadvantages are present in this online teaching mode. She also spoke on how
a classroom can be made a collaborative, innovative and participatory learning platform which should
be student centric. Dr. Syeda Shariqatul Moula Alqadri, respected Officer in Charge of the college
along with Dr. Debraprasad Bandyopadhyay, the IQAC Coordinator and Head of English Department
were present and also addressed the participantsin the beginning. The vote of Thanks was given by
the Coordinator Dr. Mumu Chakraborty. The participants included many faculty members and
students from different departments both from the college and outside.
Poster for the webinar
Resource Person Dr. Rajashree Dasgupta Topic for the webinar
addressing the webinarYou can also read
