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2015-16
71/2A, Bidhan Sarani, Kolkata - 700 006
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Where the mind is without fear
and the head is held high;
Where knowledge is free;
Where the world has not been broken up
into fragments by narrow domestic walls
RABINDRA NATH TAGORE
The seed of success lies in the development of basic human character in child. The
characteristics that de ne his personality and create a fuller human being in him.
They have - command over Communication and Mental strength, Sportsmanship
and Team Spirit, keenness to learn and experiment, an ability to appreciate
various arts and a tendency to acquire further knowledge in various sciences or
arts to make a living in addition to this, an attractive personality and knowledge of
social etiquettes further enhances his chances of success in today s world. To
achieve this end, Khudiram Bose Central College under the able guidance of the
governing body of the College has created a comprehensive infrastructure and
has combined it with an environment conducive to the development of each
area of child s persona, with an objective of creating a scienti c attitude, a creative
bent of mind and a sensitive human being in him/her.
Special thanks to
Sri Asok Chaudhuri
President, Governing Body for his blessings, support
guidance and a ection.
WELCOME TO KHUDIRAM BOSE CENTRAL COLLEGE
Principal s Address
Dr. Subir Kumar Dutta
Principal
Khudiram Bose Central College (Earlier Central College) has completed 121 years of its existence. This is indeed a special
occasion in the long span of an institution that began its career in the last decade of 19th century and is now striving to reach
new heights in this era of globalization, which allows existence of private institutions besides government or semi
government institutions. The college since its inception made some remarkable contribution to the society for the purpose
of freedom ghting movement of the country. Now we have a rich past, a glorious present and a bright future.Khudiram
Bose Central College is marching ahead with its motto of self reliance and providing quality education to all, irrespective of
caste, creed, religion, economic status or physical health. In order to ful l this objective, many developmental programmes
were initiated during the preceding years keeping in tune with the changing scenario of education.
We believe in academic excellence of students and our teachers are well versed in the latest teaching methodologies to
facilitate the students through their three years of under graduate learning. The various departments of the college arrange
di erent seminars where subject experts come and interactive session are held. Even few departments of the college
arranges student seminars and student classroom presentation in order to boost up their con dence level and personality
development. The teachers, to enhance the interest of their students not only make classroom teaching interesting but also
plan outdoor programmes like educational tours. I would also like to highlight the fact that we take into consideration the
requirement of students beyond the scope of the syllabus. The Career and Placement cell and The Entry into Services Cell of
the College play an active role in ensuring the students and making them familiar with jobs and career advancement
through various training, workshops and campus interviews. Di erent institutions, reputed companies and expert resource
persons come to the college and have a free interaction with the students. The members of the college o ce are always
ready to extend their help to the students. The central library of the college is well equipped with large number of books and
journals for the use of students. There is a big reading room where students can sit and study. Besides, almost all
departments of the college also have their own library wherefrom the students are also bene ted. The college is also very
much concerned about security of the students. Fire security device and CCTV have been installed in di erent parts of the
college.
The college is not only keen about academic performance of a student but is also dedicated to ensure development of the
humane qualities of a student. Service to society is not only enhanced but diligently and religiously practiced in this college.
The NCC and NSS units of this college cater to this objective. Students learn to shoulder responsibility through community
service and this helps them to grow as members of the society. Apart from academics, Sports is another area where the
college ensures maximum students participation. The students under the e cient sports committee of the college not only
participate but also secure winners and runners up trophy in various competition held at university, district, state and
national levels. The college is also the study centre of Post Graduate under Directorate of Distance Education of Vidyasagar
University.
It is worthwhile to mention that in the year 2013, the college celebrated the closing ceremony of 150th Birth Anniversary of
Swami Vivekananda. On this occasion the college organised a seminar and published a book entitled Bigyan Bhabnei
Swami Vivekananda . The inspiring thoughts of this prophet of modern spiritual renaissance are more relevant today than
ever before. His electrifying message of the divinity of man for peace and harmony emerges out of his own realisation.
Though the best is still to be achieved. I feel proud to say that the success rate of the students is on the rise.
Wish all the students a very happy beginning of their Career.
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PRINCIPAL KHUDIRAM BOSE (1853
1929)
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COLLEGE
Founder Of This College
Location of the college.
CU and UGC a liated and NAAC Accredited.
Principal Khudiram Bose, the founder of Central College and School, was born on 12 May, 1853, at
Sadipur village at Burdwan district in West Bengal. He was born to Late Gorachand Bose and Late
Nistarini Bose. He came of a middle class family and hence had to ght against poverty in his student
days. He read in Bangla Pathshala of his village. He also studied at Tamluk Hamilton High School and at
Free Church Institution (Du College). He was in uenced by three sons of Bengal: Revolutionary
Kalicharan Banerjee helped him to develop his faculties of reason; Brahmananda Keshab Chandra Sen
moulded his religious beliefs and infused in him a sense of love for truth, and Pandit Iswar Chandra
Vidyasagar showed him the path of self reliance. These human qualities were re ected in the
thoughts and actions of our founder.
Principal Bose along with Rastraguru Surendranath served as the senior Professor of Mental and Moral
Science and Logic in Metropolitan Institution (now Vidyasagar College) under Pandit Iswar Chandra
Vidyasagar. On the death of Vidyasagar, Khudiram Bose founded the Universal Institution (Central
Institution) on 3rd June, 1893. Inspired by the spirit of self reliance, our founder rejected any
extraneous nancial help for the sustenance of the institution. The college was founded in 1894.
Our founder was a man of independent spirit. Those were the days of Boycott and Swadeshi
movements . It was not easy to conduct meetings without defying the British Government. Our
founder allowed his college building to be used for this purpose. He allowed his pupil, Acharya P.C.
Roy, to conduct Swadeshi Exhibition in his college. Central College was the place for freedom
ghters Bagha Jatin ( also an alumni of the institution), Baidyanath Biswas, Nirmalkanti Roy and
others. Central College compound was the place for Rakhi Bandhan Ceremony. Our founder was
one of the founder members of the Council of the National University, established with a national
spirit after the movement against partition of Bengal in 1905.
CU Exam Rank Holding Departments.
Modern methods of teaching includes classes conducted with the projector, lab-based projects,
educational and excursion tours by all the departments, lm screening on a relevant theme
based on the course requirement, dramatized way of teaching, and like.
Enriched collection of books, journals, newspapers in library.
Games and Sports: Friendship Runners Up Trophy, Silver and Bronze Medals in Athletics, Winner
of Water Polo, Cycle Rally, Cricket Tournament and various competitions at National, State, District
and University levels.
Students Seminar Presentations, Exhibitions, Workshops and Extension Lectures, Publishing
Department Wall Magazines yearly.
Career Fair, Campus Interview and Free Coaching Classes for Competitive Exams for the students
are being held.
Intra Quiz Competition, Poster Competition, Inter College Model Making competition, Essay
writing Competition under State Youth and Parliamentary A airs Department.
Remedial Coaching Classes for weak students belonging to SC/ST/OBC and Tutorial classes for all.
Girl Students are successful in availing the Kanyashree Prakalpa.
Fee Concession to the poor and meritorious students.
Academic assistance to di erently abled students.
Student friendly and computerised o ce.
Women s Cell ,Grievance Cell , Students welfare Cell of the college are very active.
A man of towering personality, Khudiram Bose was an untiring worker throughout his life.
Programmes by NSS and NCC units of the college.
He identi ed himself with this institution and worked for it till the time of his death. He passed away on
15 December, 1929.
his life was one of the strenuous exertion and ceaseless ght for the good
cause which he had taken up .
Annual Parent Teachers Meet and regular interactive sessions with guardians.
Professor Tarak Nath Sen, an illustrious teacher of English, who taught at Presidency College (now
Presidency University) said, The Late Principal Khudiram Bose, founder of the institution, belonged to
a generation, now past, of large hearted men who lived after large ideals. The lessons he had learnt in
the conduct of life from the great Pandit Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar, he applied to a noble social use in
founding of this institution in 1893 .
Publication of College Newsletter, College Magazine and College Academic Journal Pragya
Alumni Association --- Punarnava ( the college is in the process of registering under Government
Registered Societies Formation Act).
Participation of students in di erent cultural events.
Minor Research Projects undertaken by the faculties of the college.
Post Graduate Centre of Directorate of Distance Education of Vidyasagar University (DDEVU).
Every year on 15 December (Founder s Death Anniversary Day), the college pays tribute by observing
Khudiram Bose Memorial Lecture . On this occasion the Annual Prize Distribution of the college also
takes place.
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ABOUT THE COLLEGE
HOW TO REACH
Khudiram Bose central College
Location of the College:
Khudiram Bose Central College is situated on Bidhan Sarani. It is between Bethune College and
Scottish Church School. As the college is located on the main road, the students of this college enjoy
quick availability of transport to any part of the city. Another conveyance the students enjoy is the easy
access to Metro Station and Bidhan Nagar Railway Station.
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ROAD MAP
Khudiram Bose Central College is a liated to University of Calcutta.
UGC A liation:
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The college has received UGC a liation under section 2F and 12B of the UGC Act in1965. Due to this
the college has become eligible to receive central assistance and grants for further development.
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CU A liation:
Shyambazar
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College Hours:
Nearest landmarks
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Scottish Church School
Near Railway Station
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Bidhannagar
Nearest Metro Station :
Sovabazar sutanuti
Nearest Fary Servive
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Ahiritola / Sovabazar
Nearest University
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Calcutta University
Nearest Circular Rail
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Baghbazar
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R. G. Kar Road
Mohanlal Street
Classes are held from 9.30 a.m. to 4.45 p.m. O ce is open from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. The College
Library is open during the college hours.
Academic Session:
The academic session of the college is from July to June of next year. Classes for 1st year begin as per
CU norms. Classes for 2nd and 3rd Year begin as per CU rules, within one week of the completion of
theoretical examination under Calcutta University. Students of 2nd and 3rd Year have to take
provisional admission before their classes begin.
Aims and Objectives:
The college always keeps in focus its motto self reliance . Every e ort is taken by all the members of
this college to enhance quality. The basic aim of our college is to provide the students with a need to
face challenges in the job market. Every e ort is taken to provide career guidance to the students.
However, in its stride to equip the students with a sound career the college also builds humane
consciousness in the students.
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TEACHING METHODOLOGY
The teachers of this college take a deep interest in the academic orientation of the students. The basic
objective behind teaching methodology is to maximise student performance. The teachers strictly
follow the academic calendar prepared by them at the beginning of each academic year. There is a
very healthy co-ordination between the teachers and the students and this facilitates learning.
Another major advantage that helps the students is teacher accessibility beyond the boundary of the
classroom - - the students are most welcome to come to the teachers any time, within the college
hours, with their problems.
The teachers of this college gives priority to update its students by collecting data and information
from internet and also insists the students to browse important internet sites related to their studies.
Besides the teachers also have adopted following modern methods of making the classroom
teaching more interesting and interactive. The methods are as follows:
Audio- Visual Presentation:
In order to make the learning process more interesting and interactive the classes are often
conducted by the projector. For example, the department of History in the last academic session
started a new process of learning by making their students presentation with the help of projector.
Their theme was A Journey Through the Ages The classes of the department of Journalism and
Mass Communication , Geography and IT part of Commerce are also being conducted with the help
of computers. These departments have separate computer laboratories.
Educational Tours:
Film Screening:
Another new mode of teaching adopted by few departments of the college is to show lms to the
students relevant and based on the theme related to their course. For example, the department of
English organises Classic English Movies; the department of JMC prepares and shows documentary
and short lms. Last academic session the department of Political Science organised a lm screening
Madras Café for their students. This movie was also watched by the di erent departments of the
college. In showing the movie, the JMC department assisted the Political Science department.
Another example of inter departmental programmes.
Dramatised Version of Teaching:
The department of Hindi has adopted new process of teaching and learning in the way of drama
enactment on a piece or novel based on and from their syllabus. For example, in recent past a drama
was enacted by the department students on the piece named Bholaram ka Jeev . The drama was
enacted on the occasion of Swami Vivekananda s 150th Birth Anniversary Programme.
Wall Magazine:
These magazines are for students. The students are assisted and insisted by the teachers to enhance
their creative mind and talents in form of these magazines where they are required to search materials
from internet, showcase thought provoking write-ups and information. Di erent department have
their own wall magazines. The names of the wall magazines are as follows:
Department of Education ---- EDUCATUM
As per CU norms the Geography department of the college conducts an excursion tours every year for
their students as part of their course requirement. But the department of Political Science and
Education also started conducting educational tours since 2012. Last academic session, the
department of History visited Indian Museum as part of educational tour. The department of English
visited Birla Museum and Technology. The department of Political Science visited Bidhan Sabha and
the department was joined by JMC, Hindi and Education departments of the college. Also another
educational tour was jointly conducted by the department of Journalism and Mass Communication
and Political Science to Birla Museum. Apart from Geography, these tours are sometimes totally
nancially supported by college and sometimes they are self- nanced tours by the departments.
Department of Political Science ---- AGRADUT
Department of Journalism & Mass Comm. --- DIGANTA
Department of Commerce --- SAPTAPARNI
Department of Bengali ---- BANGLA BIBHAGIO PATRIKA
Department of History ---- UTTARAN
partment of English ---- CHOKHER ALOE --- VISION BEYOND (Since 2010, it started publishing its own
departmental magazine in which not only English departments but also other departments are
welcome to contribute to this magazine.)
Inter departmental Programmes:
In order to enrich the campus life and develop quality teaching among the students, the
departments like Journalism and Mass Communication and Political Science organised last year an
extension lecture on Communication Theory . The lecture was delivered by Prof. Sourav Gupta,
Koratput University, Odisha. Besides the educational tours are also glaring examples of inter
departmental networking and collaborative programmes and provides the scope of knowing each
other well and thereby building a sense of community participation among them.
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INFRASTRUCTURAL AND OTHER FACILITIES IN THE COLLEGE
DIFFERENT CELLS & ITS ACTIVITIES
Library :
The college library tries to provide information to the students for developing their sphere of knowledge. The collection of books in the library
is in keeping with the subjects of humanities, science and commerce taught in the college. The total collection of library books is around
17,500 with the assistance of UGC, W.B. Govt. Book Grant and College Fund. There are books on various subjects of humanities, science,
commerce and general areas. Books on di erent competitive exams are also in the library. The students who have Honours can issue up to
ve books and students in the General course can issue up to three books at a time. No other college provides this facility to its students.
Kanyashree Prakalpa:
Monetary grant under Kanyashree Prakalpa of the Govt. of West Bengal is o ered to girl students who ful l the requisite criteria. Forms may
be obtained from college o ce. Prof. Anamika Nandy, Department of History, is in charge of this unit.
Tutorial Classes:
Each department has Tutorial Classes for the students. These classes are very important as the students get maximum scope to clear their
doubts regarding the subject. The teachers are also able to measure the academic performance of the students and help the students to
getter a better grasp of the subjects.
Remedial Coaching Classes:
The weak students belonging to the SC/ST/OBC category can avail the bene ts of extra class under the Merged Scheme of UGC under XIIth
Plan. These remedial classes give the students an opportunity to improve their area of study. Prof. Raja Ghosh and Prof. Priyanka Sengupta,
Department of Geography jointly look after these classes.
Parent Teachers Meet:
The college arranges Parents Teachers meeting once a year for all the students. This meeting is held with a certain objective to make the
parents/guardians aware of the performance of their wards. As the college believes in steady progress this meeting gives ample scope to the
parents/guardians to put forward their views regarding betterment of the college. Frank interaction between parents/guardians and
teachers and the principal help their wards to perform better. The department also holds parent teachers meet half yearly after the unit test
exam of the college.
Counseling:
The college arranges counseling for students who cannot handle the pressure of their syllabus. Through counselling the student is able to
overcome his/her problem.
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Fee Concession:
There is a system of fee concession for needy but academically promising students. There is a committee to consider the issue of fee
concession to needy and meritorious students.
Students Health Home:
Khudiram Bose Central College is an institutional member of Students Health Home. The college makes arrangement for the students to avail
themselves of modern and free treatment facilities in the students health home at heavily subsidized rate. The nearest centre is S.A.Jaipuria
College. The students get medical advice in di erent elds ---- Eye, Dental, ENT, Skin, Orthopedics, Neurology, Cardiology, Psychiatry,
Gynecology, Medicine and Surgery. The health home is open from 4.00 p.m to 6.00 p.m. Monday to Friday and from 3.00 p.m to 5.00 p.m on
Saturday.
Canteen:
The college has a subsidized canteen that o ers a wide range of food. The college ensures that the quality of food is never compromised.
Students Union:
The college has a democratically elected students body. The students union and the college administration share a very happy relation and
the union plays a major role in maintaining healthy atmosphere in the college. The suggestion and opinions of the students union are
instrumental to the development of the college. This body also plays a key role in ensuring that students maintain discipline in the college.
The students union of this college plays a very positive role in serving the community. KBCC Students Union has its own slogan Union by the
students, for the students, of the students . The Students Union also organises Freshers Welcome, Saraswati Puja, Annual Social Function
and Annual Sports.
College Websites:
The college has its own website ---- www.kbccollege.com. All important notices are published in the website for the bene t of the students.
Note: the College is under renovation and new construction. So in the coming academic session the college will have its own auditorium, new
rooms, toilets, girls common room and the college also plans to open new subjects in the coming years.
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DIFFERENT WINGS OF COLLEGE
NSS:
The college has its own NSS unit. The NSS (National Service Scheme) is under the Ministry of Youth
A airs & Sports. Govt.of India. Students becoming members of this unit are given the opportunity to
participate in various in- station and out- station programmes. These programmes help the students
not only to develop their personality but also serve the needy sections of the society. The certi cate
that a student gets after the end of each programme will help them both in their higher studies and
the job sector. Prof. Raja Ghosh is the programme o cer of this unit.
NCC:
The college started its own N.C.C Unit in 2003. The N.C.C unit of this college is a liated to 19 Bengal
Battalion, Unit 2. Classes are held at Fort William generally on Sunday morning. Band C Certi cates are
issued to the N.C.C Cadets. C Certi cate exams are held at the end of second and third year
respectively. C Certi cate holders get priority in Army Sector Interview Board. Dr. Subrata Kumar
Mallik is in charge of this unit.
Games and Sports:
The College organises a sports meet generally at the end of winter season. Students as well as
teaching and non- teaching sta of the college actively participate in the sports meet. Prizes and
Certi cates are given to rst, second and third position holders. The college hosted the Xth and XIth
Non Government Inter College Athletics and Football Tournament of Kolkata District sponsored by
Govt. Of West Bengal. In this regard, the important achievements of the college are:
The college won Runners UP Friendship Trophy, 2013 organised by Kolkata Police for di erent
colleges of West Bengal. The students received the trophy from the Commissioner of Police, Kolkata.
In CU Athelics event held on 11.11.14 and 12.11.14, Bronze medal won by Ramashis Rabi Das;
College secured Fourth position in 400 Mtr and Fourth position in relay Race.
Runa Das and Dibakar Sarkar, Students of the college participated in the Cycle Rally event held on the
occasion of World Aids Day on 1.12.14.
Participated in Inter College Cricket Tournament held on 13..12.14
The College participated in Inter- collegiate cricket (Men) Tournament held on 18.2.15.
The Annual Sports of the college held on 10.01.15.
In Non- Non- Government Athlete Meet, Calcutta University, the College won One Gold Medal in
Ladies Javlin Throw, Two Silver Medals in 400 Mtr run and Discus Throw events for Girls, Two
Bronze Medals in 500 Mtr run and Javlin Throw for Boys. Dr. Sriparna Dutta, Deptt. Of English is in
charge of this unit.
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Khudiram Bose Memorial Prize: given to the student securing highest marks in the College in the nal
CU Exams.
IMPORTANT EVENTS
15 December: Khudiram Bose Memorial Lecture:
In the last academic session, Scientist Dr. D.P. Duari, Director of Birla Planetarium, Kolkata delivered a
mesmerizing lecture on The Cosmic World .
14 September: Hindi Divas:
The students of the Hindi department under the guidance of Prof. Shubhra Upadhyaya, Deptt. Of
Hindi, arranged Hindi Divas on 14 September every year. The whole college acknowledges this e ort
of the students and joins the department to honour our national language.
21 February: Bhasa Divas:
The department of Bengali under the guidance of Prof. Subrata Kumar Mallik celebrates Bhasa Divas
on 21 February.
9th May: Rabindra Jayanti (Pachishe Baisakh) :
The students of Bengali Department arranges a programme on 9th May on account of celibrating
Rabindra Jayanti under the guidance of Dr, Subrata Kr. Mallik. The department also organises a
programme on Baishe Sraban .
Charubala Chaudhuri Memorial Prize: Female Topper of the college. This prize is being contributed
by Sri Asok Chudhuri, President, Governing Body of the college
Nalinibala Dutta Memorial Prize: Topper in Commerce Stream. This prize is being contributed by Dr.
Subir Kumar Dutta, Principal of the college.
Srikant Upadhyaya Memorial Prize: Topper in Hindi Part III Exam. This prize is contributed by Dr.
Shubhra Upadhyaya, Deptt. Of Hindi of the college.
Pandit Ramagya Prasad Dwevedi Memorial Prize: Female Topper in General Stream. This prize is
contributed by Dr. Shubhra Upadhyaya, Deptt. Of Hindi of the college.
Seema Nandy Memorial Prize: Highest Marks Securing in CU Part III Exams in Political Science. This
prize is contributed by Prof. Shilpa Nandy, Deptt. Of Political Science of the college.
Dilip Kumar Nandy Memorial Prize: Highest Marks Securing in CU Part II Exams in Political Science.
This prize is contributed by Prof. Shilpa Nandy, Deptt. Of Political Science of the college.
Deepak Krishna Bose Memorial Prize: Highest Marks Securing in CU Part III Exams in English. This prize
is contributed by Prof. Sriparna Dutta, Deptt. Of Englsih of the college.
SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS
12 January: National Youth Day:
12, January , Swami Vivekananda s birthday is recognised as National Youth Day. The NSS unit of the
college under the guidance of Prof. Raja Ghosh, Deptt. Of Geography, organises a programme to pay
homage to the great spirit.
15 August & 26 January: Independence Day & Republic Day:
On both these days, ag hoisting takes place under the guidance of Dr. Subrata Kumar Mallik, NCC
unit incharge. The teachers and students gather to celebrate these days of pride and honour.
31 July: Munshi Premchand Memorial Lecture:
on 31 July, the department of Hindi arranges Prem Chand Smriti Vyakhyanmala to celebrate Munshi
Premchand Jayanti. This college is one of those rare colleges that celebrate this day. In the last
academic session, Prof. Soma Bandopadhyaya, Deptt. Of Hindi of Calcutta University delivered a
lecture on the short stories and novels of Munshi PremChand with special reference to Godaan. Her
talk also included contemporary Bengali writers too.
15 December: Annual Prize Distribution Day:
It has been a convention of the college since 2012 that on the occasion of Khudiram Bose Memorial
Lecture day, the college also arranges Annual Prize Distribution Day. A committee has been there to
look after the matter. Prizes, medals and certi cates are given to the students of BA/B.SC/B.Com
stream both in Honours and General Category. Candidates Securing highest marks in Cu exam (Part I,
Part II, Part III) are awarded prizes along with medals and certi cates. A host of special awards are also
given which are contributed by the President, Governing Body, Principal and some teachers of the
college in loving memories of their parents and grand parents.
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Seminars are organised in the college and the students have a very positive role in organization of
such seminars and workshops. These seminars and workshops are conducted by di erent
departments of the college and experts from di erent universities, colleges and also other sectors are
invited so that students get an exposure in diverse areas of their subject. Seminars within the
departments are also held where students present papers before the whole class. These intra
departmental seminars are arranged by the concerned departments so that the students learn how
to do research work. Apart from seminars and workshops teacher exchange programmes are
arranged by di erent departments. Teachers from other colleges come occasionally to take classes
and vice versa. This gives the students an opportunity to know the teaching strategy practiced in
other colleges.
In the recent past the following seminars and workshops were held in the college:
Department of History organised a Two days State Level Seminar sponsored by UGC on Historical
Consciousness in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Bengal: Some Re ections .
The college in collaboration with Udbodhoni Karyalaya, Baghbazar organised one day interactive
session cum workshop on 150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda
Department of Hindi organised Two days UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on Are Yayavar
Rahega Yaad on Ajneya.
Department of Bengali organised one day UGC sponsored State Level Seminar on Rabindranath
Tagore s Swalapaalochita Bishoy
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A one day media workshop was held for the Journalism and Mass Communcation students
organised by the department of JMC
A one day extension lecture organised by Bengali Department on Rabindranath Tagore s Sahajpath
and Biodiversity .
The department of Journalism and Mass Communication organised a one day workshop on How to
Edit a Piece? .
Department of Political Science arranged one day extension lecture on Marx Lenin Rosa Luxemborg
Debate . For their departmental students. The lecture was delivered by Prof. Shobhanlal Datta Gupta,
Retired Professor in Political Science, University of Calcutta
Department of History organised two days State Level Seminar on Science and Nationalism in
Colonial Bengal(1870 1947)
Department of Journalism and Political Science jointly organised one day extension lecture for their
departmental students on Communication theory . Prof. Sourav Gupta, Koratput University, Orissa
delivered the lecture.
One day Awareness Programme on Consumer A airs was conducted by the Consumer A airs
Department, West Bengal in the college and the programme was organised under the initiative of
Prof. Arup Bhattacharya, Deptt. Of Political Science and Prof. Arabinda Mridha, Deptt. Of Commerce.
PUBLICATIONS
Books Published by the college in recent past:
Apne Apne Ajneya --- Department of Hindi
Swalpoalochito : Rabindranath Tagore: Department of Bengali
Vigyan Bhabnai Swami Vivekananda
Science and Nationalism in Colonial Bengal --- Department of History
Reading History : Essays on History and Culture in Early Twentieth Century Bengal--- Department of
History
Final Report of Minor Research Project
Career Report --- Career Counseling & Placement Cell
KBCC Photo Album --- A Journey Through Lens
Brochure of Women s Cell
News letter:
Since 2012, the college started publishing Annual Newsletter where all the past and forth coming
events of the college are mentioned. The 2013 issue laid special emphasis on Khudiram Bose
(Founder of the College) as it was his 160th Birth Anniversary.
CENTRE OF POST GRADUATION OF DDEVU
RESEARCH
A UGC sponsored Minor research Project Under XIth Plan was sanctioned to the Department of
Political science. The principal investigator of the project was Prof. Shilpa Nandy. The title of the
project was Socio- Economic and Political Status of Fisherwomen Community: A study of Purba
Midnapore and South 24 Parganas Districts in West Bengal . The project has been successfully
completed.
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The college is the centre of post graduation of Directorate of Distance Education of Vidyasagar
University (DDEVU). The P.G subjects includes MA: Bengali, English, History, Political Science, Sanskrit;
M.Com and M.SC in Geography. Prof. Arup Bhattacharya, Deptt. Of Political Science is the Coordinator of DDEVU.
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COURSES OFFERED
Honours with General Subject Combination
B.A. Honours
SUBJECT COMBINATION (any two)
Journalism and
Mass Communication
History & Education, Physical Education & Political Science,
Geography & Education
Journalism & Political Science, History & Education,
Physical Education & English, Journalism & Education
Journalism & Political Science, Geography & Bengali,
History & Education, Physical Education & Bengali
History & Bengali, History & Political Science,
Bengali & Economics
Education & Political Ecience, Physical Education & Hindi,
Physical Education & Bengali, English & Education
History & Education, Physical Education & English,
Bengali & Economics, Bengali & Journalism
Bengali & Political Ecience, Hindi & Political Science,
English & Political Science
B.SC. Honours
SUBJECT COMBINATION
Geography
Economics & Political Science
B.A. General
General subject combination
Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Group E
Group F
Group G
Group H
Group I
History, Education, Political Science
Journalism, Political Science, English
Journalism, Political Science, Hindi
Education, History, Bengali
Education, History, Hindi
Physical Education, Hindi, English
English, Physical Education, Economics
Hindi, Physical Education, Economics
Bengali, Physical Education, Economics
B.A. General
General subject combination
Group J
Group K
Geography, English, Hindi
Geography, English, Bengali
B.Sc. General
General subject combination
Geography, Political Science, Econimics
Geography, Education, Economics
Bengali
Hindi
English
Education
History
Political Science
Group A
Group B
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B.COM - HONOURS
Part I
I Financial Accounting (FA)-I
I Business Regulatory Frame Work
I Principles and Practice of
Management and Business
Communication
I Economics-1
I Business Mathematics and Statistics
I Communicative English
I MIL
Part II
Part III
I Financial Accounting II
I Direct and Indirect Taxation
I Cost and Management Accounting
I Economics II and Advance
Business Mathematics
I Information Technology
and its Application in Business
I Marketing Management
and E-Commerce
I Cortporate Accounting
I Auditing
I Indian Financial System and
Financial Market Operation
I Financial Management
I Project Work
(50 marks written & 50 marks Viva)
I ENVS
B.COM - GENERAL
Part I
I Financial Accounting (FA)-I
I Business Regulatory Frame Work
I Principles and Practice of
Management and Business
Communication
I Economics-1
I Business Mathematics and Statistics
I Communicative English
I MIL
Part II
Part III
I Financial Accounting II
I Element of Taxation
I Cost and Management Accounting
I Information Technology and its
Application in Business
I Principles of Marketting
and E-Commerce
I Auditing
I Financial Accounting III
I Cost and Management
Accounting - II
I Financial Management
I ENVS
Candidates, both Honours and General, in all three streams Arts, Science, Commerece have to take
up Compulsory English of 50 marks and MIL (Bengali or Hindi) of 50 marks in the First Year and ENVS
of 100 Marks in the Third Year.
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PATTERN OF EXAMINATION UNDER CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY
B.A., B.SC. HONOURS
Part - I Examination (at the end of first year) Part - II Examination (at the end of second year) Part - III Examination (at the end of third year)
Hons, Papers I&II 100x2 = 200
Hons, Papers III&IV 100x2 = 200
Hons. Paper V,VI,VII & VIII 100x4=400
Elective Subjects
(First Paper of 100 Marks each
of two General Subjects) = 200
Elective Subjects (2nd & 3rd paper of
ENVS - 100
100 marks each of Two General Subjects)
2x2x100=400
Compulsory English - 50 (MIL) - 50
Total 600
Total 500
Total 500
B.A., B.SC. GENERAL
Part - I Examination (at the end of first year) Part - II Examination (at the end of second year) Part - III Examination (at the end of third year)
Part - I Examination
(at the end of first year)
Part - II Examination
(at the end of second year)
Part III Examination
(at the end of third year)
Elective Subjects (1st paper of 100
Elective Subjects (2nd & 3rd papers of
Elective Subjects - (4the paper of 100
marks each of three elective Subjects) 100 marks each of three Elective subjects) marks each of three elective Subjects)
100x3 = 300
2x3x100=600
3x100=300
Compulsory English 50 (MIL) 50
Total 400
ENVS 100
Total 600
Total 400
PATTERN OF EVALUATION
Students with honours and in the general course sit for examination at the end of each year for
three years.
The College follows evaluation pattern as stated by Calcutta University.
As per C.U. norms the College conducts two tests for all the three years. The Mid Term Test is held
generally in early November. The College Test for third year students is held in January. The second
year Students will sit for College Test in February and the First year students will appear for College
test in March.
All papers (Hons. & Elective) for both Mid Term and College Test will be of 100 marks. However,
Compulsory English, MIL will be 50 marks each. ENVS of 100 marks will be evaluated in the third
year.
If the college has to arrange supplementary college test it will only be done against payment of
fine of Rs. 300/It is mandatory that students appear in both the exams, failing which they will not be allowed to
sit for C.U. exam.
It is discretion of Calcutta University to change the syllabus and the pattern of evaluation. Students
will be notified well in advance about any change with regard to syllabus evaluation.
The teachers also give class tests and assignment as and when they think these necessary. Tests
throughout the academic year help the students to prepare themselves better. The evaluation
process further facilitates the teacher to measure the level of student s performance and thereby
guarantee his/her success in C.U. exam.
B.COM HONOURS AND GENERAL
Part-I Examination
(at the end of first year)
Hons. and Gen. together
Part - II Examination
(at the end of second year)
I FA-1 (100 marks)
I PPMBC - I (100 marks)
I BRF - I (100 marks)
I BMS - I (100 marks)
I ECONOMICS - I
(100 marks)
Honours
I FA-II (100 marks)
I DIT(100 marks)
I ECONOMICS and
MATHS (100 marks)
I CMA (100 marks)
I IT (100 marks)
I Marketing Management And
E- Commerce (100 makrs)
Communacative English 50 Total Makrs - 600
(MIL) 50
Total Marks - 600
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Part - III Examination
(at the end of third year)
General
I FA-II (100 marks)
I ET (100 marks)
I AUDIT(100 marks)
I IT(100 marks)
I Marketing Management
And E-Commerce
(100 marks)
Honours
CA (100 marks)
FM(100 marks)
IFS&FMO
(100 marks)
Audit (100marks)
Project Paper
(100 marks)
General
CA (100 marks)
FM (100 marks)
ECMA (100 marks)
Total Marks - 500
NVS (100 Marks)
ENVS (100 Marks)
Total Marks - 600
Total Marks - 400
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
Candidates need the following during admission.
2 attested photocopies of Class X Admit Card (age verification).
2 attested photocopies of class XII mark sheet.
4 passport size reecent phtographs.
SC/ST/OBC candidates must produce SC/ST/OBC certificates to get benefits.
Character Certificate in original from the Institution last attended.
Some other documents, in special cases as required by the college, have to be provided during
admission.
All photocopies must be attested by the Head of the Institution last attended.
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B. TUITION FEE
A. FEES PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION
HEAD
A.
B.
C.
Amount in Rupees
Cost of Form
Admission Fee / Transfer Fee
Session Fee
College Examination Fee
Magaziine Fee
Identity Card Fee
Canteen Fee
Generator Fee
Student s Aid Fund Fee
Casual Fee (for Plucked Candidates Only)
Building Fee
Development Fee
College Development Fee
Library Development Fee
Commerce (Honours & General)
Journalism Honours
Journalism General
Geography Honours
B.Sc. General
Physical Education General
150
200
200
200
50
50
50
100
50
100
250
200
100
700
3000
1500
4000
2000
2000
150
50
100
100
20
60
Students Union Fee
Festival Fee
CU Registration Fee
CU Migration Fee
CU Examination Form Fee
CU Sports Fee
5
D.
Students Health Home Fee
E.
Deposits
Library Deposit for Honours student
Library Deposit for General student
Laboratory Deposit bfor Honours student
Laboratory Deposit for General student
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THREE MONTHS TUITION FEES MUST BE PAID AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION
TUITION FEE
B.COM GENERAL
B.COM HONOURS
B.A. GENERAL
B.A. HONOURS
B.SC. GENERAL
B.SC. HONOURS
AMOUNT IN RUPEES
60 PER MONTH
85 PER MONTH
50 PER MONTH
75 PER MONTH
85 PER MONTH
110 PER MONTH
Service charge of Rs 500/- be received from external agencies for verification and other works related
to office.
Students who fail to comply with the Schedule notice related to form fill up, registration etc may be
penalised with a fine of Rs 200/-.
The fees and charges are at the lowest and liberal. Concession is also granted to meritorious students.
Tuition fees for every month is payable by the 10th of that month after which a fine of Rs. 1/- per day
will be charged up to the end of the month. The name of any defaulter will be struck off and the name
of such a defaulting student will be restored only on payment of all arrear dues.
Payment shall always be made in cash to the designated bank.
No transfer certificate shall be issued to a student within a month of his admission or within the
period of 30 days immediately after the date of Test Examination. However, the Principal may issue
transfer certificate to any student at any time if the college considers it necessary in the interest of the
College.
400
200
600
300
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HONS.IN
SUBJECT COMBINATION
SUBJECT COMBINATION
HONOURS
GENERAL
GENERAL SUBJECT COMBINATIONS
(SELECT ANY ONE COMBINATION AT A TIME)
COMBINATION AMOUNT TO BE PAID AT THE
CODE
TIME OF ADMISSION IN RUPEES
SELECTED ANY ONE GROUP AT A TIME
COMBINATION
CODE
AMOUNT TO BE PAID AT THE
TIME OF ADMISSION IN RUPEES
HISTORY - EDUCATION-POLITICAL SCIENCE
GRA
2185/-
JOURNALISM-POLITICAL SCIENCE-ENGLISH
GRB
3985/-
JOURNALISM-POLITICALSCIENCE-HINDI
GRC
3985/-
EDUCATION-HISTORY-BENGALI
GRD
2185/-
EDUCATION-HISTORY-HINDI
GRE
2185/-
HISTORY & EDUCATION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & POLI.SCIENCE
GEOGRAPHY & EDUCATION
BNGA
BNGB
BNGC
2460/4760/4760/-
HISTORY & BENGLAI
HISTORY & POLITICAL SCIENCE
BENGALI & ECONOMICS
EDCA
EDCB
EDCC
2460/2460/2460/-
JOURNALISM & POLITICAL SCIENCE
HISTORY & EDUCATION
GEOGRAPHY & BENGALI
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & BENGALI
ENGA
ENGB
ENGC
ENGD
4260/2460/4760/4760/-
PHYSICAL EDUCATION-HINDI-ENGLISH
GRF
4485/-
ENGLISH-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-ECONOMICS
GRG
4485/-
GEOGRAPHY
ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE
GEOA
7165/-
HINDI-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-ECONOMICS
GRH
4485/-
HINDI
JOURNALISM & POLITICAL SCIENCE
HISTORY & EDUCATION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & ENGLISH
JOURNALISM & EDUCATION
HNDA
HNDB
HNDC
HNDD
4260/2460/4760/4260/-
BENGALI-PHYSICAL EDUCATION-ECONOMICS
GRI
4485/-
GEOGRAPHY-ENGLISH-HINDI (B.A)
GHJ
4485/-
GEOGRAPHY-ENHLISH-BENGALI (B.A.)
GRK
4485/-
EDUCATION & POLITICAL SCIENCE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & HINDI
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & BENGALI
ENGLISH & EDUCATION
HSTA
HSTB
HSTC
HSTD
2460/4760/4760/2460/-
GEOGRAPHY-POLITICAL SCIENCE-ECONOMICS (B.SC.) '
GRL
4590/-
GEOGRAPHY-EDUCATION-ECONOMICS (B.SC.)
GRM
4590/-
COMMERCE GENERAL
GRN
3015/-
HISTORY & EDUCATION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & ENGLISH
BENGALI & ECONOMICS
BENGALI & JOURNALISM
PLSA
PLSB
PLSC
PLSD
2460/4760/2460/4260/-
JOURNALISM
& MASS.COMM
BENGALI & POLITICAL SCIENCE
ENGLISH & POLITICAL SCIENCE
HINDI & POLITICAL SCIENCE
JMCA
JMCB
JMCC
6060/6060/6060/-
ACCONTANCY
HONS.
---------------------
ANCA
3390/-
BENGALI
EDUCATION
ENGLISH
HISTORY
POLITICAL
SCIENCE
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Note :
Your form is liable to be cancelled for wrong choice and application fees will be forfeited.
Your form is also liable to be cancelled for submission of wrong marksheets and testimonials and
admission fees will be forfeited.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
TEACHING STAFF
Attendance
The minimum percentage for appearing as a collegiate student in the CU exam is 75% of total number of
classes held in that academic session.
Principal
Dr. Subir Kumar Dutta, M.Com, L. L. B., M.Phil, AICWA, Ph.D
Students must ensure that they have acquired the required percentage of attendance. Calcutta
University may condone shortage of percentage, but not less than 60% on payment of a fee, to the
University in special cases. The college is very particular about the attendance percentage and expects
students to attend classes.
ARTS
Students who do not have the required attendance will not be allowed to sit for Mid -term Test and
College test.
In any case if student fails to attend classes for seven days continuously without any information to the
college, his name will be cancelled and college may take appropriate actions.
In case of medical emergency if any student does not attend classes regularly the student or the guardian
is liable to inform or provide necessary document to the college at the time of his / her illness. Further no
such medical documents will be entertained.
After every three months, attendance record of the students are published and if any students are asked
to bring his/her guardian due to short percentage and if he / she does not do so , his/her name will be
cancelled and college authority may take strict action.
Library
The College library is open during the College hours.
Books are issued for ten days are may be re-issued for another ten days, if there is no demand. A fine of 50
paise per book per day has to be paid if there is any delay in returning books after time period is over.
Cases of mutilation if any, must be brought immediately to the notice of the Librarian otherwise the last
borrower will be held responsible.
Library deposit will be refunded only if books are returned in good condition.
loss of library card must be informed immediately to the Librarian and a duplicate card will be issued
against a formal application and fine of Rs. 1 ()/- only.
Students have to take Library Clearance Certificate from the library before filling up their University
examination forms. This Certificate will be issued only after books are returned to the library and library
cards deposited.
library Card is non-transferable.
Important Information
Bus and tram fare Concession are always arranged in eligible cases.
Railway concessions are always granted both for home going and seasonal tickets.
Concessions including free and half free studentship are always considered on the basis of merit.
All enquires should be made in the College Office and not directly to the Principal.
Students must take care not to damage College property and shall not paste posters in classrooms, office,
library and interior walls of College building.
For breach of discipline or misconduct within or outside the precincts of the College, the Principal may
take any necessary disciplinary measure against any student, including forced transfer.
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Department of Bengali
Dr. Subrata Kumar Mallik, M.A., Ph.D
Prof. Sarmistha Sinha, M.A.
Prof. Soma Paul, M.A.
Prof. Ramkrishna Ghosh, M.A.
Department of Education
Prof. Dalia Pramanik, M.A., M.Phil
Prof. Sheuli Biswas (Adhikary), M.A., B.Ed, M.Phil
Department of English
Dr. Sripama Dutta, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D, PGCTE
Prof. Kakoli Sengupta, M.A., M.Phil.
Prof. Yasmin Choudhury, M.A.
Department of Hindi
Dr. Shubhra Upadhayaya, M.A., Ph.D
Prof. Prateek Singh, M.A., M.Phil
Prof. Rita Chowdhury, M.A.
Prof. E. Gupta, M.A.
Department of History
Prof. Anamika Nandy, M.A., M.Phil
Prof. Debalina Bhattacharya, M.A., M.Phil
Prof. Nilanjan Chaki, M.A., M.Phil
Department of Journalism and Mass Communication
Prof.Tapasi Ghosh, M.A.
Prof. Subhendu Bose, M.A.
Prof. Koel Chakraborti, M.A.
Prof. Arundhuti Chakraborty, M.A.
Prof. Mousumi Dutta, M.A.
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Department of Physical Education
Prof. Chapal Pandey, M.P Ed, M.Phil
Prof. Subimal Deb, Diploma in Coaches Association of Bengal (SAI), B.P.E.D.
Department of Political Science
Prof. Arup Bhattacharyya, M.A. B.ED
Prof. Shilpa Nandy, M.A., M.Phil
GOVERNING BODY
President
Sri Asok Chaudhuri
(Ex - Principal, Maharaja Manindra Chandra College)
SCIENCE
Department of Geography
Prof Raja Ghosh, M.Sc, B.Ed
Prof Priyanka Sengupta, M.Sc, B.Ed
Prof. Divyadyuti Roy, M.A.
Secretary
Dr. Subir Kumar Dutta
(Principal, Khudiram Bose Central College)
Teachers' Representative
Prof. Arabinda Mridha
Dr. Sriparna Dutta
Prof. Tapasi Ghosh
Dr. Subrata Kumar Mallik
COMMERCE
Prof Arabinda Mridha, M.Com, M. Phil,MB M
Prof Tapan Kumar Dutta, M.Com, Kobid
Prof Sreedam K. Biswas, M.Sc.
Prof Saikat Datta, M.Com.
Prof Arnab Basu, M.Com.
Non - Teaching Representative
Sri Gopal Mukhopadhyay
Sri Narayan Mukherjee
ECONOMICS
Prof Anuradha Banerjee, MSc., M. Phil
Prof Samarpita Bardhan, M.Sc.
Councillor
Sri Sadhan Saha
ENVIRONMENT
Prof. Sayantika Goswami, M.Sc.
Government Nominee
Dr. Shampa Guha
Dr. Santudas Chakraborty
NON TEACHING STAFF
Syndicate Nominee
Prof. Siddharta Majumdar
Prof. Bimal Sankar Nanda
Sri Gopal Mukhopadhyay (Head Assistant)
Sri Narayan Mukherjee (Cashier)
Sri Gora Chand Banduri (Accountant)
Sri Sujit Deb (Library Clerk)
Smt. Sharmistha Mukherjee (Clerk)
Sri Sanjoy Ganguly (Electrician cum Caretaker)
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Sri Sital Chandra Patra (Library Peon)
Sri Jagannath Basak (Guard)
Sri Sovaram Murmu (Jamadder)
Smt. Namita Thapa (Lady Attendant)
Sri Suresh Das (Sweeper)
Sri Biswajit Mondal (Security)
Students' Representative
General Secretary, Students' Union
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LIST OF HOLIDAYS
IMPORTANT DAYS
SI.
Occasion
No. of Days
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
New Year s Day (English)
Fateh Duaz Doham
Nctaji s Birthday
University Foundation Day
Republic Day
Magh Utsav
Saras wati Puja
Doljatra
Good Friday
Easter Saturday
Chaitra Sankranti
New Year s Day (Bengali)
May Day
Birthday of Rabindranath Tagore
Buddha Pumima
Rathajatra
Independence Day
Janmastami
Mahalaya
Gandhi Birthday
Id-Ul-Fiter
Jagadhatri Puja
Gurunanak s Birthday
Id-Uz-Zoha
Muharram
Viswakarma Puja
Shivratri
Principal s Discretion
Summer recess
Puja Vacation
Winter Vacation
Dates will be announced accordingly
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02
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12 January National Youth Day
i Premchand
31 July Munsh
14 Sept Hindi Divas
26 Januar
y Rebublic
9 May R
abindra
ion Day
Prize Distribut
15 Dec Annual
26 Jan Republic Day
Day
22 she Srabon
Jayanti
21 Feb Bhasa Divas
Asper C.U. Rules
Asper C.U. Rules
Asper C.U. Rules
21 Feb Bhasa Divas
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Diva
15 Dec Kh
15 Aug Inde
udiram Bo
pendence D
ay
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se Memori
al Lecture
PRIZES & AWARDS
IMPORTANT EVENTS
Padayatr
a to Vive
kananda
's
Ancestra
l House
Inauguration
asses, 2014
of First Year Cl
Deptt. of
Felicitation to ex-Principals, Teachers & Sta s
JMC
ananda
150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivek
Yoga performance by
students on National Youth Day
Deptt. of
Book Releas
Pol.Science
e, History Dep
tt.
Deptt. of Geography
Deptt. of H
istory
Annual parent Reachers Meet
PRIZES & AWARDS
college,
Topper of the
orial Prize
em
M
se
khudiram Bo
Release of News Letter
by Dr. Basab Choudhury,
Registrar, C.U.
Sports prize
s
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tions
Publica
Deptt. of English
Deptt. of Hindi
Sports prize
s
Deptt
. of Be
Deptt. of Commerce
Deptt. of
ngali
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n
Educatio
EDUCATIONAL & EXCURSION TOURS
DIFFERENT CELLS & WINGS
Entry
into S
ervice
s
of
sion Round
Group discus
tative
sn
ee
pr
Re
ith WIPRO
Students w
Career
Career Counseling Interactive
Distinguished Speakers & Principal
Fair
Sessions
orial
ria Mem
Visit to Victo
tt.
History Dep
Visit to Bidhan Sabha , JMC & Pol.Sc,
Education & Hindi Deptt.
Visit to
Indian M
useum
History
Deptt.
um
irla Muse
Visit to B
tt.
p
l. Sc. De
JMC & Po
AT Excursion Team of Geography
Deptt of Pol.Sc and Educat
ion
Visit to Belur math
GAME & SPORTS
Yoga perfo
Career Counse
ling Classes
NCC Cadets performance on 15 Aug
Judgement of Poster Competition
held by Women Cell
Campus
nt
Placeme
Remedial Coaching Classes
ce on 15
erforman
Aug
ts p
NCC Cade
Model making Competition
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rmance in
a women
cell progra
mme
Day
National Youth
S
NS
by
d
se
Organi
Inauguration of
the
Women s Cell Ce
remony
Friendship Runners Up Trophy
Winner of wat
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er polo
Visit to Indi
an Museum
History Dep
tt
Museum
Visit to Birla
tt.
D
English ep
GAME & SPORTS
STUDENTS PARTICIPATION, WALL MAGAZINES
ofy, Runer's Up
Friendship Tr
ine
Educatum : Wall Magaz
Diganta: JMC Wa
ll magazine
raphy Deptt.
ramme : Geog
Farewell Prog
SEMINARS WORKSHOPS EXTENSION LECTURES INTERACTIVE SESSION
Farewell
Program
Wall Magaine
me : JMC
Dep
tt.
Fire-y-tale Show
History Seminar
inar, History
Student sem
Deptt.
Swamiji Delivering a Lecture
on 150th Birth Anniversary of
Swami Vivekananda
Extension Lect
ure Deptt. of
Pol. Sc.
um :
ramme, SEBI
Awareness Prog
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Bigyan Bhabnai Sw
amiji
Muse
at Birla
ipation
ic
rt
a
c
P
S
Pol.
Students
f JMC &
Deptt o
Fire-y-ta
le Show
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: workshop by
students
STUDENTS COMPETITION DEBATES PRESENTATION EXHIBITION QUIZ
hop
Students Works
Students Workshop
PROGRAMME ORGANISED BY STUDENTS UNION
Student Quiz Competition
h
oments wit
Touching M
ta
up
atta G
Anwesha D
Association
Punarnava Alumni
Inter College Model Co
mpetition
Volcano Theme Prepar
ed by the Students
of Geography Deptt.
obtained 3rd prize
Model Competition,
Poster Competition
Model Compe
Students with the Performer
Anwesha datta Gupta
Pol. Sc. Deptt.
Performance by
Anwesha datta Gupta
, Annual Fest
College Social
tition, JMC D
eptt.
Drama
Saraswati Puja
Annual Fest
Drama
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STUDENTS PARTICIPATION IN DIFFERENT SPORTS MEET
ring up
Principal with the student, chee
Prof. Subimal Deb, Physical Instructor with the students
Team of KBCC
March Past
Badminton Team of KBC
March Past
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Team of KBCC
Winner
World Aids Day : Students - Participating in the Cycle Rally
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Dr. Subir Kr. Dutta, Principal,
Adressing a lecture in DDEVU Classes
College Library
CENTENNIAL & POST CENTENNIAL TRIBUTE
Swami Vivekananda
Principal Khudiram Bose
(12 Jan 1863 -4 July1902)
Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar
(14 April 1891 6 December 1956)
25th Birth Anniversary
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
(11 November 1888
22 February 1958)
(12 May 1853
J. L. Nehru
(14 November 1889
27 May 1964)
15 Dec 1929)
Ramananda Chattopadhyay
(29 May 1865
30 September 1943)
Prafulla Chandra Ray
Rajanikanta Sen
(2nd Augst 1861 - 16th june 1944)
(1865 - 1910)