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SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA
(A GOVT. AIDED DEGREE COLLEGE)
B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Part
HONOURS & GENERAL COURSES
SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA
(A GOVT. AIDED DEGREE COLLEGE)
B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Part – I
HONOURS & GENERAL COURSES
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MASTERDA SURYA SEN
MARCH 22, 1894
"Death is knocking at my door. My mind is flying away towards eternity ...At such
a pleasant, at such a grave, at such a solemn moment, what shall I leave behind you?
Only one thing, that is my dream, a golden dream
forget the 18th of April, 1930, the day of the eastern Rebellion in Chittagong...’’
The gallows in Chittagong Central Jail, Bangladesh, where Sen was hanged.
The Government of Bangladesh has designated it a historical monument.
MASTERDA SURYA SEN
MARCH 22, 1894 – JANUARY 12, 1934
"Death is knocking at my door. My mind is flying away towards eternity ...At such
a grave, at such a solemn moment, what shall I leave behind you?
Only one thing, that is my dream, a golden dream-the dream of Free India.... Never
forget the 18th of April, 1930, the day of the eastern Rebellion in Chittagong...’’
------- Masterda Surya Sen
The gallows in Chittagong Central Jail, Bangladesh, where Sen was hanged.
The Government of Bangladesh has designated it a historical monument.
"Death is knocking at my door. My mind is flying away towards eternity ...At such
a grave, at such a solemn moment, what shall I leave behind you?
the dream of Free India.... Never
forget the 18th of April, 1930, the day of the eastern Rebellion in Chittagong...’’
Masterda Surya Sen
The gallows in Chittagong Central Jail, Bangladesh, where Sen was hanged.
The Government of Bangladesh has designated it a historical monument.
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Surya Sen, popularly known as Masterda, was a
prominent Bengali Indian freedom fighter and was the chief
architect of anti-British freedom movement in Chattagram of
undivided Bengal, presently in Bangladesh.
Sen was born on 22 March 1894 at Noapara, under Raozan Upazila in
Chittagong. His father Ramaniranjan Sen was a teacher. In 1916 when he was a B.A. student in
Berhampore College he learned about Indian freedom movement from one of his teachers. He felt
attracted towards revolutionary ideals and joined a revolutionary organization Anushilan Samity.
After completing his studies he returned to Chittagong in 1918 and joined as a teacher at National
school, Nandankanan . At that time, Indian National Congress was the most prominent political party
there. In 1918 he was selected as president of Indian National Congress, Chittagong branch. This
man was known for his brilliant actions and effort in Indian history. Armed with strong determination
and avowed zeal to free India from the clutches of British imperialists, he could succeed in building a
powerful organisational edifice among the youths of Chattagram with in a very short period.
His major success in the anti-British revolutionary struggle was the
Chittagong Armoury Raid on April 18, 1930. Subsequent to the raid, he marched to the Jalalabad
hills along with his fellow revolutionaries. After the battle with the British troops on April 22, 1930,
he escaped from there. In 1933, on February 16, the British got hold him, only made possible by the
betrayal of one of his close relatives known as Netra Sen. Masterda’s compatriots who were still then
not arrested, tried to continue their activities unabated. Tarakeswar Dastidar, the new president of
Chittagong Branch Jugantar Party, made a preparation to rescue Surya Sen from the Chittagong Jail.
But the plot was unearthed and consequently frustrated. Tarakeswar along with others arrested.
Special tribunals tried Surya Sen, Tarakeswar Dastidar and Kalpana Datta in 1933.
Surya Sen along with his comrade Tarakeswar Dastidar was hanged by the
British rulers on January 12, 1934. Before the execution of death sentence, Surya Sen was brutally
tortured. It was reported that the British executioners broke all his teeth with hammer and plucked all
nails and broke all limbs and joints. He was dragged to the rope unconscious. After his death he was
denied last rites. The prison authority, it was found later, put his dead body in a metallic cage and
dumped into Bay of Bengal. This shows how even through his death, Surya Sen was successful in
keeping the colonial British rulers paranoid about anti-colonial resistance movement.
A genius, a good teacher, a great revolutionary organiser, Masterda, was
one of the most eminent champions of uncompromising revolutionary activism of colonial India. The
flame he ignited in the minds of millions of youths in India paved the way for freedom of our country
from British imperialism.
MASTERDA SURYA SEN
Arise and never give way to despair. Success is sure to come.
------ Masterda
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This prospectus is for people interested in
applying for graduate study at Surya Sen
Mahavidyalaya. It provides a general
introduction to the college and the courses we
offer, life at Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya, the
student and academic support services, fee
and financial support information.
You must note that while care has been taken to ensure that the information
contained in this prospectus was accurate at the time of it being produced,
circumstances might have been arise since that time that have caused certain
pieces of information to no longer be relevant. In some circumstances, the
college may consider it necessary to subsequently change, suspend or withdraw
any pieces of information. The college will neither be liable for information that
after publication becomes inaccurate or irrelevant, nor for changing, suspending
or withdrawing any piece of information.
You must also note that intake capacity of various courses and subjects are
limited. So, merely applying for any course or subject does not guarantee
admission into that course or subject. Admission into any course or subject will
be purely merit basis.
Important:
Submission of Online Application Starts: 05/06/2017
Last Date for Submission of Online Application: 13/06/2017
Application Fees (in Rs.): 100/- (Applicant will bear bank charges as applicable) Website: http://suryasencollege.org.in/
Email: [email protected]
Help Line No: +91 9474457488
ABOUT THE PROSPECTUS
SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA
(A GOVT. AIDED DEGREE COLLEGE)
AFFILIATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH BENGAL
SURYA SEN COLONY, BLOCK B, SILIGURI TOWN 734004
DIST-JALPAIGURI
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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Most of us who have been involved in the field of education for the last decades and have witnessed the drastically changing
socio - economic background
changing scenario on educational system of the nation. Having gone
Global on economic, political and allied fronts as a nation and
thrown open our doors to the winds of change, one could foresee
what legacy we were to create for the future inheritors of our
country.
Anticipated, the next gen would be global citizens wh
geographical boundaries would cease to deter belongingness to
merely one corner or location and would certainly demand a much wider perspective and a
mindset to match from each individual.
We urgently required a system of education where by a ‘state
would support a much wider array of content from a world perspective that would take the
children of today through such strategically planned experiences that were drawn from any
part of the world and measured up qualitatively as per
citizens of tomorrow. It is a challenge.
Class room management too is seeing a revolution of sorts with pedagogical support
from IT and allied media. Consideration of the Multiple Intelligences is a key factor in
effective teaching- learning practices in scholastic and co scholastic areas today. I have
joined as Principal of this institution in the last part of 2016. The institution is named after a
great freedom fighter & revolutionist ‘Surya Sen’, nicknamed as ‘ Master
Principal, for me, education is not learning by rote and then repeating it in the examination.
Our approach is student centred and goes beyond text books, class rooms and boundaries.
Students develop practical skills, enabling them to apply their
situations and think & act critically about different issues confronted in their life. This will
prepare them a lifelong success. This edifice and temple of learning will always be a source
of never ending inspiration to our young s
Our staff (both teaching and non
research and achieve’ in their quest for excellence. It is because of their selfless and
relentless efforts that our college has reached at this height. I am
Students’ Union members for their cooperation and active participation for the development
of this college with a positive approach.
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPALA MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Most of us who have been involved in the field of education
for the last decades and have witnessed the drastically changing
economic background - have felt the deep impact of this
changing scenario on educational system of the nation. Having gone
Global on economic, political and allied fronts as a nation and
thrown open our doors to the winds of change, one could foresee
what legacy we were to create for the future inheritors of our
Anticipated, the next gen would be global citizens where
geographical boundaries would cease to deter belongingness to
merely one corner or location and would certainly demand a much wider perspective and a
mindset to match from each individual.
We urgently required a system of education where by a ‘state of the art ‘technology
would support a much wider array of content from a world perspective that would take the
children of today through such strategically planned experiences that were drawn from any
part of the world and measured up qualitatively as per world standards to prepare world
citizens of tomorrow. It is a challenge.
Class room management too is seeing a revolution of sorts with pedagogical support
from IT and allied media. Consideration of the Multiple Intelligences is a key factor in
learning practices in scholastic and co scholastic areas today. I have
joined as Principal of this institution in the last part of 2016. The institution is named after a
great freedom fighter & revolutionist ‘Surya Sen’, nicknamed as ‘ Master
Principal, for me, education is not learning by rote and then repeating it in the examination.
Our approach is student centred and goes beyond text books, class rooms and boundaries.
Students develop practical skills, enabling them to apply their learning to unfamiliar
situations and think & act critically about different issues confronted in their life. This will
prepare them a lifelong success. This edifice and temple of learning will always be a source
of never ending inspiration to our young students.
Our staff (both teaching and non-teaching) dedicatedly follows the motto of ‘explore,
research and achieve’ in their quest for excellence. It is because of their selfless and
relentless efforts that our college has reached at this height. I am also grateful to our
Students’ Union members for their cooperation and active participation for the development
of this college with a positive approach.
Dr . PRANAB KUMAR MISHRA
PRINCIPAL
SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
merely one corner or location and would certainly demand a much wider perspective and a
of the art ‘technology
would support a much wider array of content from a world perspective that would take the
children of today through such strategically planned experiences that were drawn from any
world standards to prepare world
Class room management too is seeing a revolution of sorts with pedagogical support
from IT and allied media. Consideration of the Multiple Intelligences is a key factor in
learning practices in scholastic and co scholastic areas today. I have
joined as Principal of this institution in the last part of 2016. The institution is named after a
great freedom fighter & revolutionist ‘Surya Sen’, nicknamed as ‘ Master Da’. As a
Principal, for me, education is not learning by rote and then repeating it in the examination.
Our approach is student centred and goes beyond text books, class rooms and boundaries.
learning to unfamiliar
situations and think & act critically about different issues confronted in their life. This will
prepare them a lifelong success. This edifice and temple of learning will always be a source
teaching) dedicatedly follows the motto of ‘explore,
research and achieve’ in their quest for excellence. It is because of their selfless and
also grateful to our
Students’ Union members for their cooperation and active participation for the development
PRANAB KUMAR MISHRA
SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA
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Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya, affiliated to the
University of North Bengal, made its humble
beginning on September 18, 1998, for conducting
degree courses in Arts, Science and Commerce
streams. Initially, classes were held in Siliguri
College campus. The present campus of the college
at Surya Sen Colony, Siliguri, became operational
assumed the status of one of the premier colleges
in North Bengal – thanks to the able stewardship of
college authorities, teaching and non
and students.
Location:the road connection New Jalpaiguri Railway Station and the City
of Siliguri. Thus, in addition to its vicinity to central Siliguri, the
institution can c
adjoining parts of Jalpaiguri district which falls under Siliguri
Municipal Corporation’s jurisdiction. The college campus with its
imposing three storied building, spacious class rooms and well maintained
verdant field offers a magnificent ambience which is ideal and conducive for
quality learning experience.
SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA
Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya, affiliated to the
University of North Bengal, made its humble
beginning on September 18, 1998, for conducting
degree courses in Arts, Science and Commerce
streams. Initially, classes were held in Siliguri
College campus. The present campus of the college
, Siliguri, became operational
since July 2000. With the establishment of Surya
Sen Mahavidyalaya, a long standing demand for
a third college in Siliguri finally became
realised. Since its inception, the Mahavidyalaya
has carved out a niche in the academic frame of
Siliguri. The college, within this short period,
assumed the status of one of the premier colleges
thanks to the able stewardship of
hing and non-teaching staff
Location: The college is situated a Surya Sen Colony on the road connection New Jalpaiguri Railway Station and the City
of Siliguri. Thus, in addition to its vicinity to central Siliguri, the
institution can claim its proximity to Siliguri suburbs and
adjoining parts of Jalpaiguri district which falls under Siliguri
Municipal Corporation’s jurisdiction. The college campus with its
imposing three storied building, spacious class rooms and well maintained
field offers a magnificent ambience which is ideal and conducive for
quality learning experience.
SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA - A BRIEF
since July 2000. With the establishment of Surya
Sen Mahavidyalaya, a long standing demand for
a third college in Siliguri finally became
ts inception, the Mahavidyalaya
has carved out a niche in the academic frame of
Siliguri. The college, within this short period,
The college is situated a Surya Sen Colony on
the road connection New Jalpaiguri Railway Station and the City
of Siliguri. Thus, in addition to its vicinity to central Siliguri, the
laim its proximity to Siliguri suburbs and
adjoining parts of Jalpaiguri district which falls under Siliguri
Municipal Corporation’s jurisdiction. The college campus with its
imposing three storied building, spacious class rooms and well maintained
field offers a magnificent ambience which is ideal and conducive for
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION
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augmenting today’s youths towards right direction who have fallen victim
to historical counterforces.
Our mission is to help the students in realizing their innate
capabilities which will ensure silent revolution in thought,
generation of professional
challenges of a new world order.
The triad of students, teachers and society has
more responsibility now than ever before. Surya
Sen Mahavidyalaya would love to symbolise as an
OUR VISION The naming of the college after the legendary
figure Surya Sen has instilled a tremendous sense of
responsibility into the Mahavidyalaya
concretise the metaphoric resonance of the ideals
which this great personality symbolised. One of the
ways to achieve it is to show a rare alacrity in
augmenting today’s youths towards right direction who have fallen victim
nterforces.
Our mission is to help the students in realizing their innate
capabilities which will ensure silent revolution in thought,
powerful enough to destroy the dull
and the dreary declaring a new dawn.
We are equally committed to produce
graduates at a competitive level in line with
international educational philosophy who will
have capacity to bring meaningful
mundane system. This is in line with our
nation’s aspiration
which is to build a
generation of professionals capable of addressing
challenges of a new world order.
The triad of students, teachers and society has
more responsibility now than ever before. Surya
Sen Mahavidyalaya would love to symbolise as an
image of being
more than a mere
manufacturing of
degrees. Rather it would like to soldier on as
an academic institution sharing positive values
with the society and motivate learners to socio
cultural and intellectual activism. The road is
long but this college is committed to reaching
its goal.
ing of the college after the legendary
figure Surya Sen has instilled a tremendous sense of
responsibility into the Mahavidyalaya fraternity to
concretise the metaphoric resonance of the ideals
which this great personality symbolised. One of the
ways to achieve it is to show a rare alacrity in
augmenting today’s youths towards right direction who have fallen victim
Our mission is to help the students in realizing their innate
capabilities which will ensure silent revolution in thought,
powerful enough to destroy the dull
and the dreary declaring a new dawn.
We are equally committed to produce quality
graduates at a competitive level in line with
international educational philosophy who will
have capacity to bring meaningful changes to the
mundane system. This is in line with our
es. Rather it would like to soldier on as
an academic institution sharing positive values
with the society and motivate learners to socio-
cultural and intellectual activism. The road is
long but this college is committed to reaching
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COURSES OF STUDY
The college offers the following subjects for study:
B.A.
(Honours) BENGALI, HISTORY, ENGLISH, POLITICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS,
SOCIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY
B.Sc.
(Honours) MATHEMATICS, CHEMISTRY
B.Com.
(Honours) ACCOUNTANCY, MANAGEMENT
B.A.
(General) POLITICAL SCIENCE, HISTORY, ECONOMICS, ELECTIVE ENGLISH,
ELECTIVE BENGALI, SOCIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, EDUCATION
B.Sc.
(General) PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS
B.Com.
(General)
Part I
Group A Business Communication, Money & Financial System,
Economic Principles
Group B Business Regulatory Framework, Introduction to
Information Technology, Principles of Management
Group C Financial Accounts, Corporate Accounts, Business
Mathematics
Part II
Group A Secretarial Practice, Money & Financial System,
Economic Problems
Group B Company Law, Application of Information Technology in
Business, Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
Group C Financial Accounting, Corporate Accounting, Business
Statistics
Part
III
Cost & Management Accounting, Auditing, Direct and Indirect Tax
Laws in India
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NOTE
Environmental studies has to be taken compulsorily for all
Part I (Hons./General) courses.
Compulsory English has to be taken at Part II in all
(Hons./General) courses.
In Part III (Hons./General) courses a student must take
Bengali / Alternative English / Hindi / Nepali as Major
Indian Language (MIL).
Hindi and Nepali are self-taught subjects in our college.
However, a student can choose one of the above two
subjects and appear in the university examination.
A student CAN NOT offer the same subject both as
Honours and General course.
Student CAN NOT opt for two different language subjects
as elective subject.
Subject/Year Honours
1st
Elective
Subject
2nd
Elective
Subject
Compulsory Subject Total
I Year 2X100 3X50 3X50 1X100 Environmental
Studies 600
II Year 2X100 3X50 3X50 1X50 Compulsory English 550
III Year 4X100 - - 1X50 MIL-
Beng/Alt.Eng/Hindi/Nepali 450
DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS FOR B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (HONOURS)
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Subject/Year
1st
Elective
Subject
I Year 3X50
II Year 3X50
III Year 1X100
DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS FOR
No change of subject will be entertained once counselling is
complete and manual correction of subjects on admission receipt
will not be accepted for future reference.
Student
the stipulated date fixed by the university. The college authority
will no way be responsible, if any admitted student be failed to fill
out his/her registration form in time.
For all students who
is mandatory, failing which he/she will not be allowed to fill in form of final
exam and hence will not be allowed to appear in the final examination.
Students must wear college uniform and follow th
by the college authority.
Students must carry the valid i
No student will be allowed to enter into the college without uniform and i
card.
All students have to appear all class tests as wel
All students have to participate in presentations and other curriculum
activities as organised by respective departments.
2nd
Elective
Subject
3rd
Elective
Subject
Compulsory Subject
3X50 3X50 1X100 Environmental
Studies
3X50 3X50 1X50 Compulsory English
1X100 1X100 1X50 MIL
Beng/Alt.Eng/Hindi/Nepali
DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS FOR B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (GENERAL)
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
No change of subject will be entertained once counselling is
complete and manual correction of subjects on admission receipt
will not be accepted for future reference.
Student has to fill out university registration form online within
the stipulated date fixed by the university. The college authority
will no way be responsible, if any admitted student be failed to fill
out his/her registration form in time.
For all students who will take admission in this college 75% class attendance
is mandatory, failing which he/she will not be allowed to fill in form of final
exam and hence will not be allowed to appear in the final examination.
Students must wear college uniform and follow the dress code as authorised
by the college authority.
Students must carry the valid i-card issued by the college authority.
No student will be allowed to enter into the college without uniform and i
All students have to appear all class tests as well as annual test
All students have to participate in presentations and other curriculum
activities as organised by respective departments.
Compulsory Subject Total
0 Environmental
Studies 550
1X50 Compulsory English 500
1X50 MIL-
Beng/Alt.Eng/Hindi/Nepali 350
B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (GENERAL)
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS:
No change of subject will be entertained once counselling is
complete and manual correction of subjects on admission receipt
has to fill out university registration form online within
the stipulated date fixed by the university. The college authority
will no way be responsible, if any admitted student be failed to fill
will take admission in this college 75% class attendance
is mandatory, failing which he/she will not be allowed to fill in form of final
exam and hence will not be allowed to appear in the final examination.
e dress code as authorised
card issued by the college authority.
No student will be allowed to enter into the college without uniform and i-
l as annual test
All students have to participate in presentations and other curriculum
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Before Applying Online Keep Ready:
Secondary Admit Card
Higher Secondary Marks Sheet
Scanned copy of recent passport size photo (20kb
Scanned copy of signature
using black pen only)(5kb
Personal mobile number
Active email id
Application process:
1. Go to the college website
2. Read all admission related document carefully
3. Click on the link Apply Online
4. Register using personal mobile number and candidate’s name
5. An SMS will be send to the mobile number contai
password
6. Log in using user id and password
7. Upload photo and signature
8. Fill in the application form
9. Review all the entries filled in (make necessary correction if any entry is
wrong)
10. Save the filled in data
11. Make payment using online payment portal
12. Take a print out of application form for future reference
FOR APPLICANTS:
Don’t use any mobile number other than your personal one
Keep secure the massage containing user id and password
Go through the provisional merit list and e
college website
Keep all documents in original and self attested photo copies ready for counselling
Applicant will have to present positively at the college with all documents paying
admission fees on the date of counselling if his/her name be published in the
counselling list failing which his/her candidature will be rejected. College authority
will not take any responsibility for his/her admission.
ONLINE ADMISSION PROCEDURE
Before Applying Online Keep Ready:
Secondary Admit Card
Marks Sheet
Scanned copy of recent passport size photo (20kb-50kb)
Scanned copy of signature (in running hand writing on a white paper
using black pen only)(5kb-10kb)
Personal mobile number
Go to the college website www.suryasencollege.org.in
Read all admission related document carefully
Apply Online
Register using personal mobile number and candidate’s name
An SMS will be send to the mobile number containing user id and
Log in using user id and password
Upload photo and signature
Fill in the application form
Review all the entries filled in (make necessary correction if any entry is
Save the filled in data
Make payment using online payment portal
Take a print out of application form for future reference
Don’t use any mobile number other than your personal one
Keep secure the massage containing user id and password
provisional merit list and e-counseling list as will be published in the
Keep all documents in original and self attested photo copies ready for counselling
Applicant will have to present positively at the college with all documents paying
admission fees on the date of counselling if his/her name be published in the
counselling list failing which his/her candidature will be rejected. College authority
will not take any responsibility for his/her admission.
ONLINE ADMISSION PROCEDURE
(in running hand writing on a white paper
Register using personal mobile number and candidate’s name
ning user id and
Review all the entries filled in (make necessary correction if any entry is
counseling list as will be published in the
Keep all documents in original and self attested photo copies ready for counselling
Applicant will have to present positively at the college with all documents paying
admission fees on the date of counselling if his/her name be published in the
counselling list failing which his/her candidature will be rejected. College authority
http://www.suryasencollege.org.in/
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One self attested photocopy of all documents along with original are
required at the time of verification process.
Competent authorities for issuance of statutory caste certificate:
a) Additional District Magistrate
b) Sub-Divisional Officer
Caste certificate of applicant’s only (and no one else) will be considered
as valid.
Benefit of reservation can be claimed from the State of Origin and not
from the State of Migration. It can be claimed only from the date of
issuance of the certificate.
ADMISSION CANCELLATION CERTIFICATE for candidates already
admitted in other college is required at the time of verification.
The applicants will be solely responsible in case of any wrong entry of
data.
An applicant can edit his/her application after submission of the same as
many times as required till the last date of submission.
All the dates related to the admission are to be strictly adhered to.
CATEGORY
GENERAL SC ST OBC-
A OBC-
B PH TOTAL
HONOURS
BENGALI 42 16 4 5 4 2 73
ECONOMICS 42 16 4 5 4 2 73 ENGLISH 42 16 4 5 4 2 73 GEOGRAPHY 17 6 2 2 1 1 29 HISTORY 29 11 3 3 2 2 50 POL.SCIENCE 42 16 4 5 4 2 73 SOCIOLOGY 42 16 4 5 4 2 73 CHEMISTRY 7 3 1 1 1 0 13 MATHEMATICS 25 9 3 3 2 1 43 ACCOUNTANCY 63 23 7 8 5 3 109 MANAGEMENT 33 13 3 4 3 2 58
GENERAL ARTS 828 317 86 98 68 43 1440
COMMERCE 414 158 43 49 34 22 720 SCIENCE 58 22 6 8 5 3 102
SOME PERTINENT INFORMATION:
THE SEATS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018
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SL. NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
TOTAL
Certificate
Education or any other Board
provided he/she has passed in at least four subjects including English as
compulsory subject, excluding
Science/ Environmental Education
examination in 2015 and after
INTAKE CAPACITY OF GENERAL SUBJECTS (ARTS)
WHO CAN APPLY
SUBJECT (GENERAL)
ELECTIVE ENGLISH
ELECTIVE BENGALI
POLITICAL SCIENCE
HISTORY
GEOGRAPHY
SOCIOLOGY
ECONOMICS
EDUCATION
TOTAL
A student may be admitted to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.
three years Degree Course (honours/General) after
passing the Higher Secondary Examination in the
general stream conducted by the
Council of Higher Secondary Education
pattern or examination conducted by
Certificate or Central Board of Secondary
or any other Board recognized as equivalent by the University
passed in at least four subjects including English as
compulsory subject, excluding Environmental Studies/ Environmental
Science/ Environmental Education (EVS). Those who qualified the said
2015 and after may apply.
INTAKE CAPACITY OF GENERAL SUBJECTS (ARTS)
SEATS
300
900
600
900
60
900
150
450
1440
A student may be admitted to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.
three years Degree Course (honours/General) after
passing the Higher Secondary Examination in the
general stream conducted by the West Bengal
Council of Higher Secondary Education in (10+2)
ion conducted by Indian School
Central Board of Secondary
recognized as equivalent by the University
passed in at least four subjects including English as
Environmental Studies/ Environmental
. Those who qualified the said
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FOR HONOURS APPLICANT
for honours in his/her previous course.
FOR HONOURS APPLICANT
subject opted for honours in his/her previous course.
FOR GENERAL APPLICANT:
MERIT = ����
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MERIT = ��
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MERIT = ��
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FOR HONOURS APPLICANT: The candidate has the specific subject opted
in his/her previous course.
S = Marks obtained in the subject opted
for honours,
T = Marks opted in English + Marks
obtained in the subject opted for honours
+ Best Marks of other two subjects
excluding the subject opted for honours
and EVS
FOR HONOURS APPLICANT: The candidate does not have the specific
subject opted for honours in his/her previous course.
T� = Marks obtained in English + Best of other three subjects excluding EVS.
APPLICANT:
T� = Marks obtained in English + Best of other three subjects excluding EVS.
CALCULATION OF MERIT
The candidate has the specific subject opted
S = Marks obtained in the subject opted
T = Marks opted in English + Marks
obtained in the subject opted for honours
+ Best Marks of other two subjects
excluding the subject opted for honours
The candidate does not have the specific
Marks obtained in English + Best
of other three subjects excluding EVS.
Marks obtained in English + Best
of other three subjects excluding EVS.
CALCULATION OF MERIT
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Students applying for Honours courses should have minimum 55% marks
in the aggregate or 60% in the subject opted for honours and 50% in
aggregate.
For SC/ST students, the above cut off percentage is 50% in aggregate or
60% in the subject opted for honours and 45% in aggregate.
Students applying for Gener
in the aggregate.
CUT OFF PERCENTAGE
FEES
Please Note: An additional Bank Transaction Fee has to paid by the applicant as per the Bank’s rule.
Student has to pay additional Rs. 700/-
Students applying for Honours courses should have minimum 55% marks
in the aggregate or 60% in the subject opted for honours and 50% in
For SC/ST students, the above cut off percentage is 50% in aggregate or
60% in the subject opted for honours and 45% in aggregate.
Students applying for General courses should have minimum 3
S STRUCTURE FOR ACADEMIC SESSION 2017
Please Note: An additional Bank Transaction Fee has to paid by the applicant as per the Bank’s rule.
- for college uniform at the time of counselling document verification
Students applying for Honours courses should have minimum 55% marks
in the aggregate or 60% in the subject opted for honours and 50% in
For SC/ST students, the above cut off percentage is 50% in aggregate or
60% in the subject opted for honours and 45% in aggregate.
al courses should have minimum 35% marks
STRUCTURE FOR ACADEMIC SESSION 2017-2018
Please Note: An additional Bank Transaction Fee has to paid by the applicant as per the Bank’s rule.
at the time of counselling document verification
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SUPPORTS AND
OPPORTUNITIES
Responsibility and accountability
Integrity
Intellectual freedom
Equality of respect and opportunity
Sustainability
Measures are taken to ensure health,
safety and welfare
involved with the M
understanding even better and excel essential skills in the fiel
working.
The whole Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya community,
including all staff, students and authority are act in
accordance with the principles of:
Responsibility and accountability
Intellectual freedom
Equality of respect and opportunity
Measures are taken to ensure health,
safety and welfare of everyone
involved with the Mahavidyalaya.
The college has fully equipped Mathematics,
physics, Chemistry and Geography laboratories for
students of Science and Arts stream. Here students
can do scientific testing. They can make their
understanding even better and excel essential skills in the fiel
ETHICS CODE
EXCEL ESSENTIAL SKILLS
The whole Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya community,
including all staff, students and authority are act in
The college has fully equipped Mathematics,
physics, Chemistry and Geography laboratories for
students of Science and Arts stream. Here students
can do scientific testing. They can make their
understanding even better and excel essential skills in the field of scientific
ETHICS CODE
EXCEL ESSENTIAL SKILLS
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The college has a well equipped library
with a spacious reading room attached to it.
It subscribes to a number of periodicals,
newspapers and academic journals. It
software, audience response technologies,
assistive listening devices, networking and
audio/visual capabilities.
LIBRARY: The Knowledge Hub
The college has a well equipped library
with a spacious reading room attached to it.
to a number of periodicals,
newspapers and academic journals. It
fulfils the
undying
need to
acquire
knowledge as a part of modern day education
and facilitates a reading culture among
students.
The smart class room in the college facilitates
the learning process for all students by fostering
opportunities for teaching and learning by
integrating
learning
technologies
such as
computers,
specialised
software, audience response technologies,
assistive listening devices, networking and
LIBRARY: The Knowledge Hub
SMART CLASS ROOM
knowledge as a part of modern day education
and facilitates a reading culture among
The smart class room in the college facilitates
the learning process for all students by fostering
teaching and learning by
SMART CLASS ROOM
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The College has Two NSS units to promote
national consciousness and inculcate a sense of social
responsibility, discipline and dignity of labour among
students.
Students Union of the college brings out
yearly magazine which showcases the creative talent
of the students. Various departments also publish their
NSS
MAGAZINE
The College has Two NSS units to promote
national consciousness and inculcate a sense of social
responsibility, discipline and dignity of labour among
Students Union of the college brings out a
yearly magazine which showcases the creative talent
of the students. Various departments also publish their
Wall Magazines.
The college has
a vibrant cultural life
where students as
well as teachers and
staffs participate and
celebrate Rabindra
jayonti, Independence
day, Republic Day,
Saraswati Puja and
the like. Students of
the college regularly
participate in inter-college sporting events.
CULTURAL AND LITERARY ACTIVITIES
college sporting events.
CULTURAL AND LITERARY ACTIVITIES
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In line with our commitment to provide a conductive environment for
learning, the College offers a wide range of pastoral care, welfare and
support services to mak
academic learning experience but also one that is socially encouraging for
students.
A limited number of students will
score 80% and above marks in all tests exams as well as in final
examinations.
A limited number of students will be given tuition fees waiver if they
maintain 80% and above class attendance.
All students will be given
prospects of students better. They organise various cultural and social
to encourage talent among students.
STUDENT SUPPORT
NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATION
In line with our commitment to provide a conductive environment for
the College offers a wide range of pastoral care, welfare and
support services to make the college life of students not only worth
academic learning experience but also one that is socially encouraging for
A limited number of students will be given tuition fees waiver if they
score 80% and above marks in all tests exams as well as in final
A limited number of students will be given tuition fees waiver if they
maintain 80% and above class attendance.
All students will be given free insurance coverage.
Members of Students’ union are elected in
a democratic way by the students of this
college. They are actively involved in the
welfare of the students. They channelized
the energy of youth in the direction of
constructive work in making future
prospects of students better. They organise various cultural and social
to encourage talent among students.
STUDENTS
NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATION
In line with our commitment to provide a conductive environment for
the College offers a wide range of pastoral care, welfare and
t only worthwhile
academic learning experience but also one that is socially encouraging for
be given tuition fees waiver if they
score 80% and above marks in all tests exams as well as in final
A limited number of students will be given tuition fees waiver if they
Members of Students’ union are elected in
by the students of this
college. They are actively involved in the
welfare of the students. They channelized
the energy of youth in the direction of
constructive work in making future
prospects of students better. They organise various cultural and social activities
STUDENTS’ UNION
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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION
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A GLIMPSE OF INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
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NAME DESIGNATION
Sri Krishna Chandra Paul President (GB, Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya)
Dr. Pranab Kumar Mishra Secretary (Principal, Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya)
Sri Jayanta Kr. Maulik Members, GB, SSM (Govt. Nominee)
Dr. Pradip Kr. Dutta Rtd. Asso. Prof., Siliguri College (University Nominee)
Dr. Ujjwal Chandra Sarkar Rtd. Asso. Prof., Siliguri College (University Nominee)
Dr. Subrata Debnath Teachers’ Representative
Dr. Bablee Mandal Teachers’ Representative
Dr. Arnab Baul Teachers’ Representative
Dr. Suphal Biswas Teachers’ Representative
Sri Biswajit Purohit Non-Teaching Representative
Sri N.C. Sarkar Non-Teaching Representative
Sri Gopal Sarkar Students’ Representative
GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS
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FACULTY OF ARTS
NAME OF THE
DEPARTMENTS
NAME OF THE FACULTY
MEMBERS DESIGNATION
Department of Bengali
Sri Ranjit Kr. Barman Assistant Professor
Dr. Dipak Saha Assistant Professor
Dr. Suphal Biswas Assistant Professor
Department of Economics
Dr. Subrata Debnath Associate Professor ( On-lien)
Smt. Madhurima Datta Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Smt. Pritha Biswas Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of English
Smt. Sutapa Saha Associate Professor
Dr. Arnab Baul Assistant Professor
Smt. Nimu Rai Assistant Professor
Smt. Sanchita Das Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Smt. Jyotismita Sarkar Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of Geography
Sri Tuhin Ray Assistant Professor
Smt. Bhaswati Bhattacharjee Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Smt. Sudeshna Mandal Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Smt. Ishita Saha Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Smt. Usha Karmakar Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Sri Kankan Roy Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of History
Smt. Tamali Mustafi Assistant Professor
Dr. Bhawna Rai Assistant Professor
Smt. Madhubanti Basu Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Sri Subhra Prakash Goswami Asst. Prof. (Guest)
TEACHING STAFF
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Smt. Rina Saha Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Sri Sumit Chowdhury Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of Political
Science
Sri Rabin Ch. Das Assistant Professor
Sri Bikash Ranjan Deb Associate Professor
Dr. Babita Das Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Smt. Sumita Saha Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of Sociology
Smt. Prajna Paramita Sarkar Assistant Professor
Sri Krishna Prasad Barman Assistant Professor
Smt. Sanchita Dhar Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Smt. Sarmistha Biswas Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Department of Education Smt. Payel Dey Sen Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of
Environmental Studies
Smt. Siju Das Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Smt. Rimpa Das Asst. Prof. (Guest)
FACULTY OF COMMERCE
NAME OF THE
DEPARTMENTS
NAME OF THE FACULTY
MEMBERS DESIGNATION
Department of Commerce
Sri Sujay Chakraborty Assistant Professor
Sri Mukul Kanti Ghosh Associate Professor
Smt. Rima Doma Sherpa Assistant Professor
Smt. Babita Prasad Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Smt. Suroshree Mukherjee Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Sri Indrajit Purohit Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Sri Tanmoy Karmakar Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
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Smt. Arpita Roy Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Smt. Sulekha Das Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
NAME OF THE
DEPARTMENTS
NAME OF THE FACULTY
MEMBERS DESIGNATION
Department of Chemistry
Sri Biswajit Bhowmick Assistant Professor
Dr. Bablee Mandal Assistant Professor
Sri Jay Gopal Mandal Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
Smt. Pallabi Sarkar Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Sri Suvojit Roy Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Smt. Sanjay Mahato Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Smt. Bijeta Mitra Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Sri Narottom Sutradhar Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of
Mathematics
Sri Aniruddha Palit Assistant Professor
Smt. Sima Barman Assistant Professor
Sri Phurba Tamang Assistant Professor
Sri Susanta Das Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Sri Bikiran Das Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Smt. Debasmita Bal Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Sri Sourav Deb Asst. Prof. (Guest)
Department of Physics
Dr. Romyani Goswami Assistant Professor
Dr. Arindam Karmakar Assistant Professor
Sri Arkaprava Mitra Asst. Prof. (Govt. Approved Part Time)
LIBRARY Sri Santanu Das Librarian
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Dr. Pranab Kr Mishra Principal, Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya
Sri Bikash Ranjan Deb, Associate Professor, Dept. of Political Science
Convenor
Sri Biswajit Bhowmik, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Chemistry
Joint-Convenor
Dr. Suphal Biswas, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Bengali
Joint-Convenor
Sri Sujoy Chakraborty, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Commerce
Member
Sri Ranjit Kr. Barman, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Bengali
Member
Sri Santanu Das, Librarian
Member
Sri Krishna Prasad Barman, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Sociology
Member
Sri Indrajit Purohit, Assistant Professor (Govt. Approved Part Time), Dept. of Commerce
Member
ADMISSION COMMITTEE 2017
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Sri Biswajit Purohit Head Clerk
Sri Nakul Chandra Sarkar Accountant
Sri Rajib Saha Cashier
Smt Atasi Ghosh Clerk
Sri Biswanath Waddar Peon (Office)
Sri Dasharath Debnath Lab. Attendant (chemistry)
Sri Sarjeet Balmiki Sweeper
Sri Badal Dey Guard
Sri Malay Banerjee Lab. Attendant (Physics)
Sri Jerome Lakra Peon (Office)
Sri Krishna Bahadur Chhetri Peon (Library)
Sri Nand Kishar Routh Peon (Office)
Sri Nikhil Chandra Das Lab. Attendant (Physics)
Sri Laxman Passwan Guard
Sri Arka paul Library Clerk
Sri Souvik Mitra Office Clerk
Shamsher Ali Lab. Attendant (Physics)
Sri Biswajay Chanda Lab. Attendant (Chemistry)
Sri Rabi Malakar Electrician
Smt. Moutusi Nandy Lab. Attendant (Geography)
Sri Debadityo Sarkar Lab. Attendant (Chemistry)
NON-TEACHING STAFF (PERMANENT)
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Smt. Sandhya Roy Library Clerk
Sri Ratan Bhattachacharjee Guard
Smt. Sumitra Kundu Lab. Attendant (Chemistry)
Sri Alok Mitra Lab. Attendant (Geography)
Smt. Mamuni Barman Lab. Attendant (Geography)
Sri Augustine Arwind Toppo Library Peon
Sri Gopal Mallick Peon
Miss Piyali Das Lab. Attendant
Sri Subrata Chakroborty I.C.T. in-Charge
Smt. Tanima Ghosh Sarkar Computer Assistant
Smt. Ratna Mukherjee Lady Attendant
Sri Ramakant Routh Sweeper
Smt. Asha Devi Sweeper
NON-TEACHING STAFF (CASUAL)
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SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA
(A GOVT. AIDED DEGREE COLLEGE)
AFFILIATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH BENGAL
SURYA SEN COLONY, BLOCK B, SILIGURI TOWN 734004
DIST-JALPAIGURI