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NARASINHA DUTT COLLEGE

Annual Quality Assurance Report – 2010-11

129 BELILIOUS ROAD, HOWRAH 711101

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Submitted to: NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

NAGARBHAVI, BANGALORE-560072

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The meeting of the IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell) of the college was held on

11.08.2011

Sl no Name of the member Remarks

1. Dr. Prasanto Kumar Mahato, Assoc. Prof Principal and Chairperson

2. Prof. Phalguni Mukherjee, Assoc. Prof V.P. Day, Administrative officer

3. Prof. Mita Mukherjee, Assoc. Prof V.P. Morning, Coordinator

4. Prof. Kuntal Chattopadhyay, Assoc. Prof V.P. Evening, Administrative officer

5. Sri Sunil Maity Head Clerk ,Administrative officer

6. Dr. Purnendu Bhattacharya, Assoc. Prof Teacher Member

7. Prof. Sanjib Kr. Saha, Assoc. Prof Teacher Member

8. Prof. Chiranjib Bera, Assoc. Prof Teacher Member

9. Prof. Manas Choudhuri, Assoc. Prof Teacher Member

10. Dr. Nripendra Kr. Saha, Assoc. Prof Teacher Member

11. Prof. Rajkumar Ganguly, Assoc. Prof Teacher Member

12. Prof. Subrata Kumar Basu, Assoc. Prof Teacher Member

13. Prof. Krishna Banerjee, Asstt.Prof Teacher Member

14. Sri Arup Das Management Member

15. Students’ representative in G.B. Management Member

16. Sri Sikharesh Dutta Nominee form local society

17. Smt. Pranati Pakhira Nominee form local society

Year of Report ::2010-2011

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Part : A

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year

towards quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of

the year.

Plan of action Outcome achieved

To motivate faculty members to undertake

major and minor research projects as also to

author books and articles.

Some faculty members have undertaken

research projects funded by UGC and other

agencies and some of the faculties have

authored books and articles.

To accommodate a greater number of

students in Communicative English.

Scarcity of classrooms and lack of resource

persons stands in the way of

accommodating larger number of students

in Communicative English.

To complete the process of registration of

the alumni association.

The registration process still not completed.

To consider introduction of LL B course.

The college management sets aside the idea

of introducing the LLB course for lack of

infrastructure.

To provide hostel facilities for the girl

students and build an auditorium.

College authority is looking for suitable land

and necessary funds for ladies hostel and

auditorium.

To extend the Chemistry wing to provide

larger laboratory space for the students.

Renovation of Chemistry Laboratory is still

under consideration. Construction of

makeshift Chemistry Laboratory is

undertaken

To extend the Computer Science block to

provide for a few more classrooms and a

room with audio-visual facilities.

Construction of Computer Science block is

undertaken. The extension part shall have a

few more classrooms and an audio-visual

room.


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To identify and earmark a suitable plot to

enable growing of medicinal plants which will

serve as specimens for Botany practical, and

thereby do away with the need to procure

specimens from the market.

A suitable plot of land has been identified

and prepared for growing medicinal plants.

Part B :

01. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution

The college is working towards modernisation and upgradation of teaching-learning

methods and infrastructure to impart quality equation in an amiable environment.

02. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

Following the recommendations of the NAAC peer team and after obtaining the

requisite permission of the University of Calcutta, the College commenced the Post-Graduate

course in Mathematics. A classroom has been provided exclusively for the P.G. students

along with an adequately equipped computer laboratory. P.G. classes are taken by the

teachers of the Mathematics department, and a good few by teachers of the Physics

department as well as guest faculties from other colleges and universities.

03. Innovations in curricular design and transaction:

Being affiliated to the University of Calcutta, the college is supposed to follow the

curricula framed by the University and guidelines laid down prescribed for the same.

04. Inter-disciplinary programmes started:

Proposals for holding seminars on interdisciplinary subjects / topics have been sent by

various departments to the UGC for consideration and approval.

05. Examination reforms implemented:

Examination reforms as per the University of Calcutta circular no. C53/79/05 and

CUS/214(cir)/08 have been implemented. Internal assessment of students was done through

class tests taken periodically.


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06. Candidates qualified NET/SLET/GATE etc.:

The following candidates qualified for the NET/SLET examination:-

Anthropology : 2

Zoology : 1

[Further details, if any] : Not available

07. Initiative towards faculty development programme:

Study leave, duty leave, leave for F.I.P, etc were provided to all the faculty members as

incentive and encouragement for further development. Leave was also granted to faculty

members to organize seminars / workshops, and to participate in Refresher / Orientation

courses as and when required. Dr. Aditi Saha (Botany), Dr.Sumahan Bandyopadhyay and

Prof. Arpita Mistri (both from Anthropology), Dr.Tilak Sinha and Dr.Santanu Maity (both from

Physics) attended refresher courses. Dr Jayita Roy (Anthropology), Dr. Susmita Podder

(Chemistry) and Dr. Mohua Guha (Zoology) attended orientation programmes. Prof.Shruti

Lahiri (English) is on FIP leave.

08. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted: [Details to be furnished]

Nil.

09. Research projects:

Sl

no.

Name of the

faculty

Department Title Funding

agency

Allotted

funds

(Rs. lakh)

1 Dr. Uma Bhaduri Bengali Contemporary

Southern Fictions

(Southern Fictions of

Nineties)

UGC

(Major)

4.1

2 Dr.Arpita

Mandal (Nandi)

Anthropology Determining

Reproductive

Health and Hygienic

Status among

UGC

(Minor)

0.4


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Adolescent Bengali

Girls

3 Dr. Chandrani

Bandyopadhyay

Bengali In Post-Colonial

Backgrounds:

Abhinetri and Others

UGC

(Minor)

0.7

4 Dr. Dipa

Mukherjee

Economics Child Workers in

India: Micro Issues

and Macro

Dimensions

UGC

(Minor)

0.8

5 Dr. Arpita Mistri Anthropology Nutritional status

and Health among

Urban Adult

Bengalee Hindu

Females in West

Bengal

UGC

(Minor)

1.2

6 Dr. Amal Sarkar Economics Impact of Global

Financial Crisis on

India’s Trade

UGC

(Minor)

1.4

7 Dr. Indranil

Bhattacharya

Chemistry Transition Metal and

Lanthanide

Complexes with

Functionalized

Polypyridines:Synthe

sis of

Supramolecular

Arrays and their

Photophysical

Applications

DST-SERB 17.6

10. Patents generated if any:

Nil


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11. New collaborative research programmes

Nil

12. Research grants received from various agencies:

Major Research Project of UGC:

Sl no Principal Investigator Department Allocated

Grant

1 Dr. Uma Bhaduri Bengali 4.1akh

Research Project of DST-SERB:


Grant

1 Dr. Indranil Bhattacharyya Chemistry 17.64 lakh

Minor Research Project of UGC:


Grant

1 Dr. Arpita Mandal (Nandi) Anthropology 0.4 lakh

2 Dr. Chandrani Bandyopadhyay Bengali 0.7 lakh

3 Dr. Dipa Mukherjee Economics 0.8 lakh

4 Dr. Arpita Mistri Anthropology 1.2 lakh

5 Dr. Amal Sarkar Economics 1.4 lakh

13. Details of Research scholars:

Sl no Name of the teacher Department Remarks

1. Dr. Ashalata D’Rozario Botany Visiting Scholar at

Chinese Academy

of Sciences

2. Prof. Manas Chaudhuri Economics Pursuing Ph.D

Research


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3. Prof. Shyamala Sengupta Philosophy Pursuing Ph.D

Research

4. Prof. Sabyasachi Mukherjee Commerce Pursuing Ph.D

Research

5. Prof. Shruti Lahiri English Pursuing Ph.D

Research

6. Prof. Krishna Banerjee History Pursuing Ph.D

Research

7. Smt. Binita Basu Anthropology Pursuing Ph.D

Research

8. Sri Sukhendu Kanrar Computer science Pursuing Ph.D

Research

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor:

Publication data available but exact citation data not available.

15. Honors /Awards to the faculty:

Nil

16. Internal resources generated:

Tution fees: Rs. 39,60,960/-

Self financed course fees: Rs. 15,38,945/-

Admission fees: Rs.3,88,765/- (including self financed courses)

Rent : Rs 81,504/-

17. Details of departments getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST) /DST. FIST, etc. assistance /

recognition:

N.A.

18. Community services:

Health awareness campaigns were launched by the Department of Zoology

Social awareness camps were held by the NSS unit.

Bio diversity awareness campaigns were launched by the Department of Zoology.


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Socio-economic survey of the pot makers was conducted by the Department of

Anthropology in several wards of the Howrah Municipal Corporation in January 2011.

Blood donation camps were organized by St. John’s Ambulance and Nursing Division.

St. John Ambulance and Nursing Division participated in a rally against drug addiction

organized by Bantra P.S. and Bantra Thana Samannway Committee, and organized

the annual social training camp at Dumcol College, Basantapur, Murshidabad.

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited:

Three full –time teacher have been newly recruited on substantive basis. Seven part-time

teachers have been recruited during this period.

Five non-teaching staff was newly recruited in Gr. D Category on full-time substantive basis.

Status Name Department

Full–time Teacher Dr. Swapan Kumar

Manna

Mathematics

Dr. Supriyo Das Physics

Prof. Tanima

Chakroborty

Sanskrit

Part-time Teacher Dr. .Moumita Dutta Botany

Prof.Sumit Chakraborty Computer Science

Prof.Shambo Saurav

Mullick

Computer Science

Prof.Biplab Chakraborty Education

Prof.Ruma Samanta Education

Prof.Krittika Mukherjee Education

Prof.Paramita Chatterjee Sanskrit

Non-Teaching Staff Mr. Subrata Chakraborty

Mr.Sandip Charan

Mr. Pradip Adhikary

Mr.Sukanta Ghosh

Mr.Sanjay Das


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20. Teaching-Non-teaching staff ratio

11:4 (no. of teachers- 120; no non-teaching staff- 47)

21. Improvements in the library services:

Enlist Programme of INFLIBNET introduced.

22. New books/journals subscribed and their value:

New books – 707 and 11 popular journals. Books worth Rs. 91,215/- have been

purchased. The total cost of the journals is Rs.2015/-.

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action

taken on student feedback:

Student assessment of teachers was conducted only in the final year (3rd year) of

Honours students. On the basis of the feedback, the concerned teachers were advised to take

note of the salient points raised.

24. Unit cost of education: Total expenses : Rs.6,43,45,589/-

No. of students : Rs.4,894/-

Unit cost = Rs 13,148/- per student p.a.

25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination

results, issue of certificates:

The entire system is fully computerised.

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities:

A pump set has been installed to combat the problem of water logging.

The spacious two wheeler stand, with a capacity for keeping about 400 two wheelers

against payment of 0.50 paisa only per two wheeler to the caretaker, is suitably maintained.

A garden is maintained in the college with some rare botanical species and medicinal

plants.

27. Technology upgradation:

Electronic teaching aids are used by the faculty in addition to the conventional teaching

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rock specimens collected during the geomorphological and prehistory field work of the

honours students.

28. Computer and internet access and training to teachers and students:

Internet access is available in the library at UGC-Network Resource Centre established

from UGC grants both for the teachers and the students. Students and teachers have access

to the computers in their respective departments and library. Teachers can also access

computers in the chambers of principal and vice principals.

29. Financial aid to students:

Economically backward students benefitted from the Student’s aid fund. The following

students received the aid:

Sl no Name Steam Remarks

1. PIYALI RANA

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Half Free

2. DEBOLINA SENAPATI

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Half Free

3. SUMANA DEYASHI

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Half Free

4. SAYANI KARAR

B.SC. (BIO) 1ST YR

Half Free

5. KABIR KR. ROY

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Half Free

6. CHIRANJIT GHORUI

1ST YEAR

Half Free

7. SWETA PRASAD

B.A. 1ST YR

Full Free

8. TANUSHREE DAS

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Full Free

9. PAPIYA CHAKRABORTY

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Half Free

10. DIPA MUKHERJEE

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Full Free

11. PALLOB DERIA

B.SC. 1ST YR

Half Free


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12. SONALI MONDAL

B.SC. (H) 1ST YR

Full Free

13. BAISAKHI GHOSH

B.A. 1ST YR

Half Free

14. TANUSHRI DAS

B.A. 1ST YR

Half Free

15. SK MISABUDDIN AHMED

1ST YEAR

Half Free

16. SUROJIT LANGAL

B.A. 1ST YR

Full Free

17. HEMANTA BAIRY

B.A. 1ST YR

Full Free

18. CHAITALI PAUL

1ST YEAR

Half Free

19. TANU PAUL

B.A. (H) 1ST YR

Full Free

20. PIYALI GUCHAIT

B.A. 1ST YR

Full free

21. SUKANYA PARAL

B.A 1ST YEAR

Half Free

22. SUMAN DAS

B.SC.(BIO) 1ST YEAR

Full Free

23. MD. JASIM BEG

B.SC. MATH (H)

Full Free

24. SAMRAT SIGHA

B.A 1ST YEAR (H)

Half Free

25. RAJAT PATRA

B.A. BENG (H)

Half Free

26. MOUSUMI SAMANTA

B.A 1ST YEAR PHILO(H)

Full Free

27. ASMITA PARVEN

1ST YEAR DAY

Half Free

28. SWARNALI BOSE

B.SC. 1ST YR (ECOA)

Full Free

29. TANUSREE DEWRE

B.A 1ST YEAR

Half Free

30 MITRA GHOSH

B.A 1ST YEAR

Half Free

31. RIMPA DAS

B.A 1ST YEAR (H)

Full Free

32. PAPIA HAZRA

B.A 1ST PHIL (H)

Full Free

33. SUBENDU BERA

B.A 1ST YEAR

Full Free


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34. TANMOY PAUL

B.SC. 1ST YEAR (GEN)

Full Free

35. SURAVI ROY

B.A (H) 1ST YEAR

Half Free

36. MADHURIMA MAITY

B.A PHIL(HONS)1ST YEAR

Full Free

37. ARKA GHOSH

B.A1ST YEAR

Full Free

38. MANISHA MAITY

B.SC BOT(H)

Half Free

39. TRISHA GHOSH

B.A. 1ST YR

Half Free

40. SANGITA SARDAR

B.A. 1ST YR

Half Free

41. TANIYA HAZRA

B.A. 1ST YR

Full Free

42. NASREEN NAAZ

B.A. 1ST YR

Full Free

43. PRIYANKA DAS

B.SC. 1ST YR (ANTA)

Full Free

44. ANURADHA BARUI

B.SC. 1ST YR (CEMA)

Half Free

45. SAJDA KHATOON

B.A. 1ST YR

Full Free

46. NASIMUL ISLAM MONDAL

B.A. 1ST YR

Full Free

30, Activities and support from the Alumni Association:

The Alumni Association, though yet to get registration, functions informally in the

college. Retired teachers ritually meet once a year for the entire day to discuss different

issues and come up with pertinent suggestions about the departmental activities for

betterment of the college.

31. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association:

Parents-teachers meetings were organised by different departments to apprise the

parents about the holistic progress of their wards. All parents were requested to keep in touch

with the administration and the teachers of the concerned departments to keep themselves

abreast about the performance and progress of their wards.

32. Health services:

Facilities for check up of students’ health were made available at the clinic located in

the college premises.


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33. Performance in sports activities:

1. The College team became champions in the inter college football tournaments, both at

the district and state levels.

2. Tamal Mukherjee, Sourav Santra, Kunal Ghosh, Bhaskar Ghosh, Somnath Mallick,

Supriyo Mukherjee and Amanur Rahaman Mallick were selected to represent the

Calcutta University football team.

3. Debashish Dutta secured second position in high jump in the district to qualify for the

state level tournament.

4. Subhajit Panja and Sahib Koley participated in the inter-university gymnastics

competitions at Gwalior and Kurukshetra as representatives of the University of Calcutta.

5. Shampa Poddar represented Bengal in the inter-state wrestling championship and

secured 2nd position.

6. The College team reached the 4th round in T-20 cricket tournament organised by the

Cricket Association of Bengal.

34. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons:

Incentives are provided to outstanding sports persons. There is a special quota for their

admission; free studentship is granted and sports kits and accessories are provided to

deserving candidates. Appropriate recognition is given whenever a sportsperson performs

well. Besides, the cost of travelling and refreshment and necessary conditioning costs are

also borne by the College.

35. Student achievements and awards:

Sailen Das, a cadet in the St John Ambulance and Nursing Division, volunteered

as medical assistant (11.05.11 to 22.05.11) in the IPL matches held at the Eden

Gardens.

N.C.C cadets, both girls and boys, from the College participated in the LRD

matches in Kolkata, the girl cadets also won the Best Contingent Award from the

Governor.

Following is the list of scholarships awarded to the students:

Sl Name of scholarship Criteria Name


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1. Principal Ranada Ranjan

Chakraborty Memorial

Scholarship

Highest marks in Part-1 Hons. Mathematics-

Minakshi Ghosh

Physics-

Subinoy Roy

Chemistry-

Chandan

Bardhan

Anthropology-

Nivedita Ghosh

Botany- Bhaskar

Bag

Zoology- Susanta

Sadhukhan

Bengali-

Gargi Das

English-

Sayan Banerjee

History-

Tanushree Meur

Political Science-

Apratim Roy

2. Prof. Asitava Dasgupta

Memorial Scholarship

2nd highest in Arts, Science and

Commerce (Hons)

Arts-

Science-

Commerce-

Avishek Mullick

3. Prof. Rudreswar Das


Annual examination result of the

college

Not awarded

4. Principal Haripada Bharati


1st year Philosophy Hons. student

obtaining highest marks in Philosophy

in the H.S. Examination


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5. Bijoy Krishna Sarkar

Scholarship

Highest marks in English Hons. Part-II

exam, at least 2nd class (after 3rd year)

Hindol

Chakrobarty

6. Rasmoni Sarkar

Scholarship

Highest marks in Bengali Hons. Part-I

Exams (after 2d year), at least 2nd class

Gargi Das

7. Scholarship in Memory of

late Teachers, Non-teaching

employees and Students

Topper in Part-I, Part-II and Part-III

combined

Arts-

Santanu Maity

Science-

Kaushik Ganguly

Commerce-

Avishek Mullick

8. Gour Mohan Memorial

Scholarship

Highest scorer in Zoology Hons (Parts

I, II and III combined) after 3rd year

Kaushik Ganguly

9. Principal Amarendranath

Majumdar Memorial

Scholarship

Highest marks in Physics, Chemistry,

and Mathematics in B.Sc (General)

Examination.

Dipanjan Das

(Physics and

Mathematics)

Chemistry-

Shatabdi Mondal

10. Principal Amarendranath

Majumdar Memorial

Scholarship

a)Topper in B.A. Part-I Hons. Exam

after 2nd year.

b) Topper in B.Sc and B.Com Part I

Hons. (Combined)

Sayan Banerjee

Susanta

Sadhukhan

11. Bishnu Ava Memorial Prize Topper of either sex in Anthropology in

B.Sc (General) Examination

Male-Subhas

Chandra Rauth

Female- Kanika

Mondal

12. Gouri (Jharna)basu

memorial scholarship

Bengali Hons student holding the

highest marks in Bengali at least 50%

in the H.S.exam.

Highest scorer in Bengali Hons partI

exam After 2nd year

13. Raina Roy memorial

scholarship

Highest scorer in History Hons in B.A.

part-I exam


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14. N.D.college St. John

ambulance and nursing

division scholarship

Highest scorer in H.S.exam

admitted in B.Sc


admitted in B.A


admitted in B.Com

Best cadets for the St. John

nursing and ambulance division

15. N.D.College

industrial/Agricultural worker

scholarship

Students from families of

industrial/agricultural workers to be

awarded to students securing 1st/2nd/3rd

positions in part-I exam in any subject

(General and Hons students)

Not awarded

16. Principal Jnanendranath

sen scholarship

Highest scorer in Chemistry Hons (part

I and II) combined in Howrah district

Tulika Das

17. Best attendance award Student attending highest no of classes

at least 75%

Not awarded

18. Principal Jnanendranath

sen centenary scholarship

Highest scorer in Chemistry Hons (part

I and II) combined.

Tulika Das

19. Nirmalya Bagchi memorial

scholarship

Highest scorer in History Hons Amit Ghosh

20. Suresh Ch sarkar

scholarship

Highest scorer in English Hons (part !

and II combined)

Saswati Roy

21. Saroj Hari scholarship Highest scorer in Botany Hons (part-II)

Highest scorer in Botany Gen (part-II)

Botany Hons-

Moutusi Kundu

Botany General-

Kanika Mondal

22. Panchanan – Ratanbala

Bag memorial scholarship

Highest scorer in History Hons among

boys

Among Boys-

Amit Ghosh

Among Girls-

Malabika

Pradhan


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23. Scholarship for

handicapped students

Highest scorer in B.A/B.Sc/B.Com

General final exam

Not awarded

36. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling unit:

The guidance and counselling unit functions in the form of arranging remedial classes

and counselling as and when required by the students. Remedial classes for SC/ST/OBC

(excluding creamy layer) and minorities have been introduced with the UGC assistance

allocated for the purpose.

Coaching classes for preparing the students for entrance examinations in various services for

SC/ST/OBC(excluding creamy layer) have also been introduced.

37. Placement services provided to students:

This cell guides the students to build up career and arranges for campus

interview by different companies like WIPRO, ITC, JD JONES, CALL TECH, TATA-AIG for the

recruitment in various sales, marketing and manufacturing jobs. Necessary guidance was

given to procure jobs in CIPLA, LUPIN, GLENMARK etc. students willing to avail the service

of the placement cell were asked to record necessary particulars in the PLACEMENT

INFORMATION REGISTER kept in the VICE PRINCIPAL’S ROOM. General notice was

served from time to time intimating students about the programmes of the cell.

38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff:

Computer training was imparted to the office staff for upgradation of their knowledge

and enhancement of computer skills.

39. Healthy practices of the institution:

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL addresses the grievance of the students, teachers,

employees and guardians regarding complaints relating to college affairs.

Teacher’s day is celebrated by all the respective departments of the college.

Fresher’s welcome is given to the 1st year students by respective departments and the

college.

Besides the college magazine, wall magazines are brought out by the various

departments of the college which focuses on students’ overall understanding of the

subject and general awareness.


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Our college in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club conducted by NACO (Govt. of

India), participated in blood donation camps, Prevention of Thallasaemia and Aids

awareness camps, Anti-HIV campaign and Preservation Of Whole Blood workshops.

The unit also participated in the workshop held in the Science City Auditorium on May

8th, 2010, on the occasion of World Thallasaemia Day.

St John’s Nursing division trained 160 students of Dumcol college, Basantapur,

Murshidabad, in first aid, in December 2010.

Remedial classes for SC/ST/OBC (excluding creamy layer) and minorities have been

introduced with the UGC assistance allocated for the purpose. Classes are being held

in URDU, History, Political science for minorities.

Coaching classes fore entry in services for SC/ST/OBC ( excluding creamy layer) have

been introduced from this session with the UGC assistance allocated for the purpose.

Student’s health check up is done in the clinic in the college premises.

40. Linkages developed with National/International, Academic/Research bodies:

Linkages are being developed with institutions like Indira Gandhi National Open

University and India Infocus.

41. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add:

The college serves as a dependable examination centre for national, state and

university level examinations. The college is also a venue for different competitive

examinations on Sundays.

Part C:

Detail of the plans of the institution for the next year:

The college authority shall give serious attention to the following plans/requirements

Further modernisation of library and reading rooms

Bio diversity conservation, medicinal plantation and seed bank conservation.

Construction of more class-rooms.

Renovation and upgradation of Chemistry Laboratory.

Introduction of P.G. course in English.

To accommodate more student in Communicative English Training Programme.

To setup an English Language Laboratory.


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To arrange for more class-rooms with ICT facilities.

Construction of a separate toilet complex.

Prof. Mita Mukherjee Dr. Prasanta Kr. Mahato

Coordinator, IQAC Principal and Chairperson

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