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ACADEMIC SESSION - 2015-2016

Thakur Panchanan Mahila MahavidyalayaThakur Panchanan Mahila MahavidyalayaThakur Panchanan Mahila MahavidyalayaThakur Panchanan Mahila MahavidyalayaThakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya

Cooch BeharTel No. : (03582) 222-695 Fax : (03582) 222-695

email : tpmm_cob@rediffmail.com.website : www.tpmm.org.in.

On line Admission Website :

online thakur panchanan mahila mahavidyalaya

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PRAGNA BARTA

PROSPECTUS2015-2016

Published by :Dr. Manjari BiswasPricipal, Thakur Panchanan Mahila MahavidyalayaCooch BeharMay - 2015

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CONTENTS

I. Cooch Behar District Profile

II. Welcome to Thakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya

III. Rules & Regulations

IV. Eligibility for Admission

V. Maximum Intake Capacity

VI. Rules Related to Admissions

VII. Rules & Disciplines

VIII. Cocurricular Activity

IX. Extended Activity

X. Academic Details

XI. The Result 2013-2014

XII. Self Financing Career Oriented Programmes

XIII. Course Details with Subject Combination for Degree Course

XIV. Academic Calender

XV. Other Informations

XVI. Annexures - I, II

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Cooch Behar District Profile

In English the district is named as Cooch Behar, whereas in Bengali it is known/named as KochBihar (pronounced as Coach-Bihar), which means the land throughwhich the "Koch" Kings used to travel or roam about ("bihar").

In course of time, Cooch Behar has been transformed from a kingdom to aState and from a State to the present. status of a district. Before 28th August 1949,Cooch Behar was a princely State ruled by the king of Cooch Behar, who had been afeudatory ruler under British Governnment. By an agreement dated 28th August, 1949the king of Cooch Behar ceded full and extensive authority, jurisdiction and power ofthe state to the Dominion Government of India. The transfer of administration of thestate to the Govt. of India came intoforce on 12th September, 1949. Eventually, CoochBehar was transferred and merged with the province of West Bengal on 19th Janu-ary, 1950 and from that date Coach Behar emerged as a new District in the adminis-trative map of West Bengal.

In fact, being the place of the Raj (monarchy), the district captures the bygoneglorious past in the moods of local people even today. The peace loving people ofCooch behar even boast of this beautiful city where the Maharajas (kings) used tostayand neyer tires, if not laments in excitement, narrating the Raj stories. It is obvi-ous that anyone who has visited Cooch Behar city cannot keep sound in not appreci-ating this beautiful planned city with infrastructure quite similar to any modem plannedcity. Moreover, the place is so quiet & calm, void of the hassle-n-bustle of busy cities.And above that the climate here like the rest of North-Bengal is just fine to let you feelthe freshness & beauty of nature all around.

Sub-Divisions Cooch Behar:

Sub-Divisions

1. COACH BEHAR SADAR

2.DINHATA

3. MATHABHANGA

4. MEKHLIGANJ

5. TUFANGANJ

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Block with Head Quarters

1. COOCH BEHAR - I Dhaluabari

2. COOCH BEHAR - II Pundibari

3. DINHATA - I Dinhata

4. DINHATA - II Sahebganj

5. HALDIBARI Haldibari

6. MATHABHANGA - I Sikarpur

7. MATHABHANGA - II Mathabhanga

8. MEKHLIGANJ Changrabandha

9. SITAI Sitai

10. SITALKUCHI Sitalkuchi

11. TUFANGANJ - I Tufanganj

12. TUFANGANJ - II Baxirhat

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WELCOME TO THAKUR PANCHANAN MAHILA MAHAVIDYALAYACOOCHBEHAR - 736101

(Affiliated to the University of North Bengal)

Ph. (03582) 222695

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PROSPECTUS -- 2015-2016

ABOUT USThakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya is a Post-Higher Secondary educational institution dedi-cated to the promotion of higher education for the growing female student population of the districtof Cooch-Behar for over 34 years in the very heart of Cooch Behar town. Education being the onlyinstrument ofupliftment of the down trodden and oppressed, the college was established in 1981 topromote Education and awareness among the women in general and backward and schedulecastes and tribes in particular. Thus opened a new chapter in the Academic annual of the Univer-sity of North Bengal. The College was named after the social reformer and educationist ThakurPanchanan Barma (1872-1935) who devoted a part of his career for the bettennent, upliftment ofthe backward, scheduled caste, tribe & women in particular. We are happy that the bust of ThakurPanchanan Barma has been installed in the college campus on 10th March, 2012.

History

Thakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya is the only girls' college in the district of Cooch Behar,West Bengal. It was established on the 18th day of September, 1981. It is affiliated to the Univer-sity of North Bengal. Initially the college started with a few students at Sunity Academy, theGovernment School for girls. It was shifted to a semipermanent structure near Rajbari Campus on2nd July, 1982. The foundation stone of the present college building at the new site was laid byrespected Jyoti Basu, the then Hon 'ble Chief Minister, Govt. of West Bengal on 2nd December,1997. The inaugural ceremony of the newly constructed college building is being held on theauspicious 25the Baisakh, Rabindranathe Tagore's, Birthday 9the May, 1999. Late Kamal Guha,the reknowned Social Worker and former MIC, Deptt. of Agriculture, Govt. of West Bengal was oneof founder member who extended their whole hearted co-operation towards the establishment ofThakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya, the only girl's college in the district.

We are grateful to the DPI, Govt. ofW.B., District Administration, UGC, North Bengal DevelopmentDepartment, North Bengal University, local MLA and Secretary, P.W.D. Parliamentary Affairs Govt.of West Bengal Sri Rabindranath Ghosh, whose active and sincere Co-operation has madeitpossiblefor the College to get the present firm footing and new look with a promising future lying in store forit. We are greatful to Late Amar Ray Pradhan, Ex. MP, Cooch Behar, Sri Debabrata Biswas, Ex.MP(Rajya Sabha), Sri Tarini Kanta Ray, former MP(Rajya Sabha), Sri Dipak Sarkar EX.-MLA,Cooch Behar (N) who helped this institution in the initial stages of its journey.

The college obtained UGC's recognition under section 2(F) & 12(B) in December 1993 and wasaccredited in 2004 by NAAC and was awarded C+ Certificate. The college is the first in the districtto undergo the process of accreditation.

The college offers only B.A. Honours and General course with the subject option of B.A. Honoursin Bengali, English, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Geography, Sanskritfand B.A. generalin Bengali, English, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Economics, Sanskrit and Geography& Education.

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Under Career Oriented Programme (C.O.P.) self-financing courses are available at a very nominalcourse fees. Subjects offered are Women Studies, Communicative English, Computer Applica-tion, Travel & Tourism Management. Courses offered are Certificate, Diploma and Advance Di-ploma. These programs contribute to the goal of preparing students to compete in the globaleconomy. A Computer Laboratory with 26 computers has been opened for the students of Com-puter Application Course. A Gym is opened with UGC'S grant. NCC & NSS units of the College arerunning with full vigor.

Thakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya is trying to promote universal and equitable access toeducation and developing in students the knowledge, confidence and requisite skills to becomethe lifelong learners and competitors in a dynamic global market place.

LOCATIONThakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya is located in the heart of the District Town of CoochBehar adjacent to Rabindra Bhavan. It is about 5 km. from New Cooch Behar Railway Station.Town Railway Station is only 1 km. form the college.

Cooch Behar, the Heritage Town is connected to all important cities of India. It was reigned by theMaharajas of Cooch Behar who maintained the traditions of granting patronage to learning andletters and laid the foundation of education in ancient Cooch Behar almost 180 years back. CoochBehar is a Bordertown and surrounded by Nepal, Bhutan in North and Bangladesh in South and East.

The nearest airport is a Bagdogra which is nearly 130 km. from Cooch Behar town.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVESVision

To carry forward the onward search and spread of knowledge for the upliftment of human beingespecially ofRajbansi Community and Women through education.

The 'NIB' in the Logo of the college denotes the weapon to get reach of the world of enlightment,understanding and self awareness.

Our Mission* To provide best possible educational opportunities for the needy meritorious

female students.* To create general interest in education among the down trodden and Tribe students.* To provide them special facilities, scholarships, aids for higher education.* To promote intellectual, moral, self consciousness and awareness in them.* To generate good qualities & skills for survival as a selfreliant responsible citizen of a society.* To provide facilities for keeping physical fitness.* To open to students of all communities and of all creeds from all Provinces and states.* To provide particular care of the students of scheduled casteslTribe and other backward

classes.* To introduce new subjects and facilities to meet the demand of the students and the society.* To take initiative in developing the infrastructure in the college.* To maximise the use of the limited resources for the upliftment of the students and the

society as a whole.* To empower the students to project their own rights regardless of caste, creed and religion in

the society.* To equip the students to live with dignity in the society as a perfect humanbeing.* No Ragging : Any student found involved in ragging in the college premises will face immedi-

ate expulsion from the college as per order of Supreme Court.

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College Infrastructure

Principal's chamber I. Office2. Cash Section3. Library Room4. Computer Laboratory5. Centre for Study on Women Advancement6. Teachers'CommonRoom7. Students'CommonRoomGeography Laboratory9. Vidyasagar Hall10. Generator ShedII. New Library Building12. Cycle Stand13. Drinking water Reservo ir14. ClassRooms(17)15. Canteen16. Lavotories (10)

17. LCD Projectors18. Microphones19. Sound System20. Computers21. 40" TV in the Seminar Hall22. 30 K V Generator (1)23. 20KVGenerator(l)24. Xerox Machines (4)25. Softwares for Office, LAN Connection26. NCC&NSSRoom,IGNOUOffice27. Taperecorders,DVDetc.28. Digital Duplicating Machine (2)29. Refrigerator (2)30. Gym(l6station)31. 16 Camera (CCTV)32. 21'' TV in women's study centre

The Campus area of the college is 0.95 acres. There is two three-storeyed building. There is asmall court yard.C.O.P. are held as per routine. There are eleven (11) full time teaching staff andten (10) part time teachers and eight (8) Guest Teachers. Two (2) teaching posts and six (6) Non-teaching posts are lying vacant. Requisition for teaching staff and creation ofNTS posts has beensubmitted with the appropriate authority. The infrastructural developments ofthe college are beingmade possible with the grant form UGC, MP, MLA and North Bengal Development Department.

The college is trying to bring modem technological facilities with the financial help from UGC andDPI'S State level performance grant, Govt. of West Bengal. The process of Computerisation of theLibrary and office has started. To complete automation for office, Library, Academic tasks andonline admissions the college has purchased servers and original softwares. Staff training in com-puter has been provided.

COLLEGE LIBRARY

The college library has a collection of nearly 16,000 (Sixteen thousand) Books on date. It hasperiodicalsJoumals,magazines in its collection. Daily Newspapers and Employment news arekept in the library. Students sit in the Library to read and discuss. They can enjoy the AudiovisualProgrammes meant for them. There is a Library Sub-Committee to assist in necessary modifica-tions and corrections and making the Library facilities more and more leaner-friendly.

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The Library remains open on working days round the year. A three storeyed Library building hasbeen constructed with the fund granted by the Director of Public Instruction (D.P.I), Govt. of WestBengal College Governing Body. The library remains open on Sunday when SC/ST/Minority Re-medial classes are run. Detailed Library rules are available in the library. Mobile Phone is strictlyprohibited in Library.

FUTURE PLAN

The college has a future plan to further the academic span and students capacity towards selfreliance.

a) To open General course in Sociology.

b) To open Honours courses in Education.

c) To open the science stream (general) for the students in near future.

d) Computer Education: to open Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) degree to meet theneeds of the day in near future.

e) Vocational Courses: to open training course in tailoring. Needle work and knitting, Beauticiancourses to make our students self sufficient after their graduation.

f) To construct a girl's Hostel & Classrooms in newly acquired campus.

g) To create teaching and non-teaching posts.

h) To shift the Library & Geography Laboratory in New Bldg.

i) To complete the Re-Accreditation by NAAC.Within 2016-17.

ADMINISTRATION

I. MEMBERS OFTHE PRESENT GOVERNING BODY:1. Smt. Amina Ahmed, President2. Dr. Manjari Biswas (Bhaumik), Principal/Secretary3. Smt. Bhupali Roy, Govt. Nominee4. Sri Sasanka Gayen, NBU Nominee5. Smt. Dipti Roy. NBU Nominee6. Dr. Upendra Nath Barman, Teachers' Representative7. Smt. P.T. Lepcha, Teachers' Representative8. Smt. D. Dasgupta, Teachers' Representative9. Sri Jugal Kishore Roy, Teachers' Representative10. Sri Salil Kr. Dutta, Non-teaching Representative11. Sri Rajkumar Dey, Non-teaching Representative12. Smt. Baishakhi Nandi, Students' Representative

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III OFFICE OFTHE PRINCIPALDr. Manjari Biswas (Bhaumik), M.A., Ph.D., Principal, Thakur Panchanan MahilaMahavidyalaya Magazine Road, CoochBehar,736101,West Bengal , Ph. (03582) 222695 (0),Mobile: 9434240695, Fax: (03582) 222-695, E-mial : tpmm_cob@rediffmail.com

Dr. Gopa Majumder (Das), Associate Professor, M.A. Ph. D.Dr. Upendra Nath Barman, Assistant Professor, M.A. B.Ed. Ph.DSri Bibhuti BhusanBiswas,Assistant Professor, M.A. B. Ed.Dr. Tapashi Sarkar, Part-time Teacher, M.A. Ph.D.Dr. ChandrimaBhattacherjee, Part-time Teacher, M.A, Ph, 'D.

FACULTY FOR THE YEAR : 2015-16

Dept. of Bengali :

Dept. of English :

Dept. of History :

Dept.of Economics :

Dept. of Philosophy :

Dept. of Pol. Science :

Dept. of Geography :

Dept. of Sanskrit :

Dept. of Education :

Sri Supriya Debnath, Assistnat Professor, M.A., B.Ed.Sri Krishnendu Bera, Assistant Professor, M.A.Mostafa Ahmed, Part-time Teacher, M.A., B.Ed.Sri Ratan Kr. Saha, Part-time Teacher, M.A., B. Ed.Smt. Manashi Chakraborty, Part-time Teacher, M.A.

Sri Harish Ch. Pradhan, Associate Professor, M.A.Smt. Dipanwita Dasgupta, Assistant Professor, M.A. (on lien)Sri Khokan Das, M.A, B. Ed. Guest Teacher

Dr. Manjari Biswas (Bhaumik), Principal, M.A., Ph. D.Sri Jiten Barman, M.A., B.Ed.

Dr. Sati Singh, Associate Professor, M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D., B.Ed.Smt. Durba Mukherjee, Part-time Teacher, M.A.Koushar Parvin, Part-time Teacher, M.A.

Smt. Pemu Tshering Lepcha, Assistant Professor, M.A.Dr. Amaresh Kanti Sarkar, Senior Guest Teacher,M.A. (Double), Ph.D., LLB.

Smt. Jolly Saha, Part-time Teacher, M.A., B.Ed.Smt. Moumita Dutta, Guest Teacher, M.A., B.Ed.Sri Manoj Debnath, Guest Teacher, M.A. , B.Ed.Sri Sourav Dey, Guest Teacher, M.A. , B.Ed.Sri Subhajit Sarkar, Guest Teacher, M.A. , B.Ed.

Sri Prasenjit Das, Part-time Teacher, M.A.

Smt. Priyanka Dey, Part-time Teacher, M.A.

Sri Biswajit Barman, M.A., B.Ed., Guest Teacher

Smt. Moumita Roy, GuestTeacher, M.A. , B.Ed.

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LIST OF LIBRARY STAFFSri Jugal Kishore Roy Assistant Librarian (Sr. Scale), M.Lib. Sc

Smt. Rina Sarkar Library Bearer

Smt, Piyali Bhaumik Library Clerk (Temporary)

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Smt. Mira Ghosh

Sri Salil Kr. Datta

Sri Suman Minj

Sri Subrata Datta

Sri Kailash Ch. Roy

Smt. Renuka Tudu

Sri Kalidas Saha

Smt. Kiran Harijan

Sri Rajkumar Dey

Sri Bijoy Biswas

Sri Sanjay Paul

Smt. Ava Ghosh (Dam)

Smt. Mukta Debnath

Sri Mahesh Harijan

Head Clerk

Accountant

Clerk , Casher (Additional Charge)

Clerk (Temporary)

Office Bearer

Office Bearer

Darwan

Sweeper

Pump Operator

Guard

Geo. Lab. Attendant (Temporary) Cum Office Bearer

Office Bearer (Temporary)

Office Bearer (Temporary)

Part-time Sweeper (Govt.Apporved)

Different Committees & Sub-Committees :

I) Smt. Amina Ahmedii) Dr. Manjari Biswasiii) Secretary, TCIv) Bursarv) Sri Harish Chandra Pradhanvi) Dr. Upendra Nath Barmanvii) Smt. P. T. Lepchaviii) Smt. Mira Ghosh, Head Clerkix) Sri Salil Kumar Datta, Accountantx) Sri Jugal Kishore Roy, Assistant Librarianxi) Dr. S. Singhaxii) Sri B. B.xiii) Sri Jiten Barman

1. Finance Committee 2) Purchase Committeei) President, G.Bii) Principaliii) TCSiv) Bursarv) Dr. Sati Singhvi) Dr. Upendra Nath Barmanvii) Sri Harish Chandra Pradhanviii) Sri B. B. Biswasix) Smt. P. T. Lepchax) Sri J. K. Royxi) Head Clerkxii) Accountantxiii) Cashier

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3. Magazine & Publication Committeei) Principalii) TCSiii) Bursariv) Dr. U. N. Barmanv) Smt. P. T. Lepchavi) Smt. D. Dasgupta

4. NCC Sub-Committeei) Principalii) Smt. P. T. Lepchaiii) Accountantiv) Sri Bijay Biswas

5. Self Financing CourseSub-Committee

i) Principalii) TCSiii) Smt. G. Majumder (Das) (Bursar)iv) Dr. U. N. Barmanv) Smt. D. Dasguptavi) Sri J. K. Royvii) Cashier

6. Examination Sub-Committeei) Principalii) TCS .ill) Smt. G. Majumderiv) Sri H. C. Pradhanv) Head Clerkvi) Accountant

7. UGC Planning BoardI) Principalii) TCSiii) G. Majumder (Das)iv) Dr. S. Singhv) Sri H. C. Pradhanvi) Sri B. B. Biswasvii) Dr. Upendra Nath Barmanviii) Bursarix) Accountantx) Sri Jugal Kishore Roy

8. Routine Sub-Committeei) Principalii) TCSiii) Sri H. C. Pradhaniv) Smt. G. Majumderv) Sri B. B. Biswasvi) Dr. U. N. Barmanvii) Head Clerkviii) Smt. P. T. Lepchaix) Smt. D. Dasgupta

vii) Mostafa Ahmedviii) Head Clerkix) Accountantx) Dr. Sati Singhxi) Sri H. C. Pradhan

9. Alumni AssociationI) Principalii) TCSHi) Smt. G. Majumderiv) Head Clerkv) Accountant

10. Library Sub-CommitteeI) Principalii) TCSiii) Dr. G. Majumderiv) Dr. U. N. Barmanv) Dr. Sati Singhvi) Sri H. C. Pradhan

11. Poor Fund Sub-Committeei) Principalii) TCSiii) Dipanwita Dasguptaiv) Bursarv) Head Clerk vi) Accountant

vii) Smt. P. T. Lepchaviii) Smt. D. Dasguptaix) Sri J. K. Roy (A. Librarian)x) Bursarxi) Accountantxii) Head Clerk

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V . MAXIMUM INTAKE CAPACITY :

Hons. Departments:

Bengali - 101 English - 101 History - 101 Philosophy - 47 Political Science - 47Geography - 22 Sankrit - 34

General Course: No. of seats : 953

Elective subjects 150 per section

Geography - 27 Sanskrit - 46 Education - 357

Maximum sections as per the capacity of the college.

C. Admission in Career Oriented Programmes (Self Financing) are taken in parallelwith the admission in Degree courses. The session starts from July.

Seats shall be reserved for SC, ST, OBC (A), OBC (B) and physically handicapped category asper Govt. order issued on the subject. Admission against the reserved seats will be made providedthe candidates has passed the qualifying examination. Caste Certificates issued by the appropri-ate authority will only be considered by the college authority.

RESERVATION OF SEATS

II . RULES & REGULATIONS

College Hours :

COLLEGE SCHEDULECOLLEGE SCHEDULECOLLEGE SCHEDULECOLLEGE SCHEDULECOLLEGE SCHEDULE

Teaching Hours : 10.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m.Office : 10.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.

[Lunch Break: 1.30 p.m. - 2.00 p.m.]Fee Receipt Hours on Working Days in the Office. 11.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.Inquiry Hours on Working Days. 10.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m. in the officeAttestation by the Principal : After 2.00 p.m. on working days.Interview Hours: (On week days with prior appointment.)

'Principal :In the Chamber: Between 1.00 p.m. - 2.00 p.m.

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After admission every student is to get registered under the affiliating university i.e. theUniversity of North Bengal. All admissions are provisional until the Registrations areapproved by the university. Admission are liable to be cancelled if not approved by theUniversity of North Bengal.

REGISTRATION

1. Students shall abide by the rules and regulations for the discipline and developmentof the college.

2. Students are required to put in the minimum attendance of not less than 75 percent ofthe working days of the Academic Year till the Text Examination starts.

3. Eligibility to sit for the test & final examination may be withdrawn as per NBU normsin respect of the students who do not fulfill conditions regarding the prescribed atten-dance.

4. Students must be punctual and regular in attending classes.5. Students shall be properly and neatly dressed within the college premises.6. Students will co-operate with the college authorities in keeping Classroom, Premises,

Staircases and office neat and clean.7. As there is a college canteen in the Premises, students are expected not to patronise

wayside eating on the streets.8. Students must not absent themselves from the college examination without the pre-

vious permission of the Principal.9. A student will be liable to disciplinary action for violation of any rules as provided under

the rules of the University of North Bengal.10. Students must not smoke or take any other intoxicated items or use sun glasses in

the college premises and must not do anything outside the college that will in anyway interfere with its orderly administration and discipline of the college.

11. Mobile phones are not allowed in the classroom. Mobile phones are never be chargedin the college.

12. Students should not be found loitering during college hours. While moving from oneclass to another students should keep to the left, walk in single file and observesilence.

13. Students should not crowd near the Principal's Chamber, Teachers' Common room,staircases and in the office and in the Library.

14. Students are prohibited from organising meeting, entertainments and collectingmoney without the permission of the Principal.

15. No student will be allowed to take an active part in current politics or religion orimposes her opinion on anyone. Academic atmosphere should be maintained inproper way.

16. No student shall communicate any information about any matter concerning thecollege to outsider. The Principal shall be happy to redress the grievances lodged bythe students to the grievance redressal cell.

VIII. RULES AND DISCIPLINES

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17. The name of the student will be struck off from the Register if she remains absentfor consecutive fifteen days from the date of commencement of classes.subject. Notice in this regard to be followed. .

18. Students should use their residential address for their personal postal matters.19. Students will be provided with college identity cards to carry with themselves in and

outside the college premises.20. 75% class attendance is mandatory for appearing in university/ Final UG Examina-

tion.21. Students' attendance is mandatory while taking admission.

Health Awareness Programme has been introduced for the students of the college asan extracurricular activity. The prime objective is to make the students aware of thegeneral health mattters and to give them an idea about how to take precaution againstdiseases. Special classes on AIDS awareness are conducted annually with the co-operation of the District Health Authority. Generally 1 st year students attend the class.Poster competition on environment are organised for the student. Dr. Gopa MajumdarAssociate Prof. in Bengali acts as the co-ordinator of Health Awarenes programme.

IX . CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY

The college provides ample opportunities to the students to achieve a multifacetedpersonality development. Students are encouraged to participate in the activities likeNSS, NCC which help the students to grow their personality.

Students are enrolled for the National Service Scheme. Our units conduct various so-cially useful projects through out the year. College takes the extension activity throughNSS, NCC. NSS undertakes community development programme in their camps, En-vironmental awareness , Aids awareness, Blood donation camp, Eye Refraction CamP,Tooth Care Camp, General Health Camp for the students. Local doctors are called onto conduct the camp organised.-NSS and NCC cadets and general students partici-pate in the programme. NSS volunteers clean the college campus and the surround-ings. Plantation in the campus "is undertaken by the NSS volunteeS. 'International NonViolence Day·s observed jointly by NSS & NCC unit of the college on 2nd October everyyear. Students undertaking NSS training in UG level may get grace marks while takingadmission in P.G. level.

X. EXTENDED ACTIVITY

National Service SchemeN. S. S.

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The unit of 7th Bengal Girls BNNCC affiliated to Darjeeling Group Headquarters (GH)has been introduced from the Academic Session 2008-2009 with a view to groom theyoung girls into responsible deciplined citizens of India.

In a very short span of time, our students have been shown keen interest andhave participated in various activities conducted by NCC. Two of our cadets bagged 1stprize for cultural events. In keeping with the motto of NCC i.e. Unity and Dicipline, it isthe goal of every cadet to realise the importance of self-reliance, teamwork anddignity of Labour.

The first commander .of the unit is Smt. Pemu Tshering Lepcha, Assistant Prof.in the Department .of Political Science. She is the caretaker .of the TPMM unit of NCC.Sri. Bijay Biswas, NT Staff is working under Smt. P.T. Lepcha as NCC Assistant.

National Cadet CorpsN. C. C.

The authority provides all the facilities to give the necessary fillip to sports in thecollege. The college has been participating in the Inter College District Sports Meetorganised by the Directorate .of Public Instructions (DPI), Govt. of West Bengal. AnnualSports is organised and the champions and the runners are selected to participate inthe inter college compitition. The college bagged the Runners Prize in the district InterCollege Sports Meet - 2008 sponsored by the Govt. of West Bengal. Two Studentsparticipated in the D.P.I's Athlet meet at Yubabharati Kriangan, Kolkata, in 2012. In 2013five students participated in the DPI's Game in Cooch Behar.

College does not have any play ground of its own but being located close toMaharaja Jagatdependra Narayan Stadium, the Annual Sports by the college and pa-rades could be held and practiced by the students under the guidance .of the teachersin the stadium. The college also takes the facilities .of the Rabindra Bhawan ground forthe games and N.C.C. parade practices.

In the girls common room there is provision for lndoor games like Table Tennis,Carrom. Girls play Badminton & Voley Ball in the college The Governing Body has takenthe initiative to sponser personal sports items required by the Champion of CollegeAnnual Sports.

SPORTS

A 16-station Gym has been opened funded by UGC. A lady traiker has beenappointed to train up the students.

GYMNASIUM

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XI. ACADEMIC DETAILS

The college offers B.A. (3years General & Honours Course) with Self-Financing Career OrientedProgrammes.

STUDDY PROGRAMME :B.A. Hons. & General Course :

No Name of theCourse

Subject Elective Subjectto be taken

CompulsoryPapers

i) a) B.A. Part - I Hons. Eng.,Beng.,Hist.,P h i l . , P o l . S c . ,Geo, Sans

Paper I & II of 100marks each. Totalmarks 200.

Two Elective subjectseach of 3 papers of 50marks each. Total marks150 X 2 = 300

CompulsoryBengali , Alterna-tive English of 50

marks each.

b) B.A. Part - I General Three Elective subjectseach of 3 papers of 50marks each. Total marks150 X 3 = 450

CompulsoryBengali, Alternative

English of 50marks each.

iii) c) B.A. Part - II Hons. Eng.,Beng.,Hist.,Phil.,Pol.Sc.,Sans,Geo

Paper III & IV of 100marks .Total marks 200.

Two Elective subjectseach of 3 papers of 50marks each. Total marks150 X 2 = 300

CompulsoryEnglish

of 50 marks each.

d) B.A. Part - II General. Three Elective subjectseach of 3 papers of 50marks each paper. Totalmarks 150 X 3 = 450

CompulsoryEnglish

of 50 marks each.

v) e) B.A. Part - III Hons. Eng.,Beng.,Hist.,P h i l . , P o l . S c . ,Geo,Sans

Paper V,VI,VII,VIII each of 100marks. Totalmarks 400.

No Elective Subjects EnvironmentalStudies of 50marks each.

e) B.A. Part - III General. Three Elective subjectseach of I paper of 100marks each. Total marks100 X 3 = 300

EnvironmentalStudies of 50marks each.

ii) Eng.,Beng.,Hist.,P h i l . , P o l . S c . ,Geo, Eco, Sans,Education

iv)Eng.,Beng.,Hist.,Phil.,Pol.Sc.,Geo,Eco, Sans

vi) Eng.,Beng.,Hist.,Phil.,Pol.Sc.,Geo,Eco, Sans, Educa-tion

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STUDENTS STRENGTH

Year

2007-2008

2008-2009

2009-2010

2010-2011

2011-2012

2012-2013

2013-2014

No of Students (Hons.)

494

591

622

691

776

825

843

No of Students (General)

705

905

1000

1271

1785

1788

2198

Total

1199

1496

1622

1962

2561

2613

3041

Total marks Distribution of B.A. (3 yrs.)

Part - I

Part - II

Part - III

Total

Honours

550

550

450

1550

General

500

500

350

1350

XII. THE RESULTThe following chart show the result of the students who appeared at the B.A. Part-I, Part - II andPart-III U.G. Examination held in the last academic year.

Name of the Examination Appeared Passed Pass %

B.A. (Hons.) Part-I 345 271 78.55

B.A. (Gen) Part-I 941 673 71.51

B.A. (Hons.) Part-II 276 243 88.04

B.A. (Gen) Part-II 689 548 79.53

B.A. (Hons.) Part-III 240 165 68.75

B.A. (Gen) Part-III 437 226 51.71

U.G. Examination (Session 2013 - 14)

Over all success rate in Hons : 78.86%Over all success rate in General : 70.00%

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XIII. Self Financing Career Oriented Programme :

No. Name of the

CourseDurationSubject

i) Women Studies a) Certificate

b) Diploma

1 year

1 year for certificate holder

Rs. 800/-

Rs. 800/-

ii) Communicative English c) Advance Diploma

a) Certificate

1 year diploma holder

1 yearRs. 800/-

Rs. 800/-

iii) Computer Application b) Diploma

a) Certificate

1 year certificate holder

1 year

Rs. 800/-

Rs. 2640/-

iii) Travel & Tourism a) Certificate 1 year Rs. 1200/-

Annual Feesincluding

admission

1. English History, Philosophy, Political Science, Economics.2. Bengali Do3. History Elective Bengali, Elective English, Philosophy,

Political Science, Economics.4. Philosophy Elective Bengali, Elective English, History,

Political Science, Economics.5. Political Science Elective Bengali, Elective English, Philosophy, History,

Economics.6. Geography Economics, Elective Bengali, English, Hist, Education.7. Sanskrit History, Philosophy, Political Science, Economics,

Education.

XIVXIVXIVXIVXIV. COURSE DET. COURSE DET. COURSE DET. COURSE DET. COURSE DETAILS WITH SUBJECT COMBINAAILS WITH SUBJECT COMBINAAILS WITH SUBJECT COMBINAAILS WITH SUBJECT COMBINAAILS WITH SUBJECT COMBINATION FOR DEGREE COURSETION FOR DEGREE COURSETION FOR DEGREE COURSETION FOR DEGREE COURSETION FOR DEGREE COURSE

A. Honours Students :

Honours Subjects General Subjects (Any two)

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Elective Subjects: Elective English, Elective Bengali, Sanskrit, Geography,Political Science, Philosophy, Economics, History,Education

B. General Students :

Pass / General Subjects (Any three Subjects)

1. Elective English, Elective Bengali and Sanskrit cannot be taken simulteneously.2. Geography and Sanskrit cannot be taken simulteneously.3. Geography and Philosophy cannot be taken simulteneously.4. Economics as one of the elective subject must be taken with Geography

Restriction:

XV. THE ACADEMIC CALENDER :1st July, 2015 - 30th June, 2016

Year TeachingDays

CollegeExam.

Day

Univer-sity

Exam.Day

Sun-days

Holi-days

GeneralStrikes

Pujavacation

Ceasework ofteaches

ClassSus-

pended/Others

NSS/UGC

Semi-nar

8.3.2014

Total

2015-2016

203 16 42 52 23 0 28 0 0 1 365

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1. Discussion classes on Health Awareness2. Medical Camps3. Poster Debate Competition / Quiz (H. Awareness)4. Issue of Certificates5. Supply of Booklets

6. Keeping Record of Blood Group of students.7. College Magazine, Wall Magazine, 'Departmental Magazine8. Essay-Writing Competition9. Cultural Programme10. Classroom Debates11. Short Educational Tour.12. Reading Facility in CSWA.13. Reading Space in Library.14. Supply of Additional Books, Career ori.ented Journal & Books.15. Common Room Facility.16. Indoor Games Facility.17. Annual Sports Meet18. Remedial class & pre-exam. coaching.

19. Medical kit for emergency.20. Cycle shed.21. Drinking water facility.22. Prospectus.23. Financial Help to poor students.

A good number of ex-students are doing their P. G Courses under different universities.

The special feature of the college is that there is no Students' Union. Studentsunanimously select their Representative in the presence of the teaching and non- teach-ing' staff of the college. The students' Representative is the member of the GoverningBody. The students maintain the system out of their own wil.

XVI. OTHER INFORMATIONS :

Students Progression to Higher Education:

The first visit of NACC was in 2004 September, 'Gradation C+. The preparationfor 2nd visit of NAAC is under process.

NACC Accreditation

Students' Support at a Glance

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24. Grievance Redress cell.25. Students' Representation in Governing Body.26. Alumni Association for Ex-students.27. Students' Health Home-Membership28. National Service Scheme (NSS)29. 07 Bengal Girls' NCC.30. To Grow Savings Habits31. Group Insurance Scheme.32. Offering Career Oriented Programmes / Courses Communicative English, Women

Studies, Computer Application, Travel & Tourism.33. Gym facilities.

Health Service: Students Health Home Service (SHH) is available to all the stu-dents of the College. Membership fee is Rs. 5 only per students annually. Studentsare entitled to get doctor's advice free of cost and medicines at a minimum rate.Apart from SHH service, doctors are given call as and when required. Students aretaken to Local Govt. MJN Hospital if they fall seriously ill.Grievance Redressal Cell: A Grievance Redressal cell has been formed by theGoverning Body to examine the grievances of the students and the staff, if any, andnecessary steps are taken there on.Career Counselling Cell: A career counselling cell has been formed. The ob-jective of the cell is to offer counselling to the students regarding their studies,progression to higher education and placement.Computer Application Courses and Communicative English courses (Certificate &Diploma) are run by the college to add value to the students' career.College provides valuable guidance and information to the students regarding theircareer.The college runs remedial coaching classes for SC/ST & Minority Student. Thesestudents are given special attention and encouraged to take benefit of these classes.Students of general category may attend classes who need extra guidance underequal oportuanity cell run by UGC's fund.

Short Educational Tour & Project Work

The Department of Women Studies, NSS units and NCC students are taken to-gether to the nearby places to study the people, nature and their locality accordingto their respective projects they undertake. The expenditure involved in excursion isto be borne by the college as advance against the UGC grant to be received.

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ANNUAL FEESGEOGRAPHY HONOURS

Sl.No. Rs. P.A.Details of Receipt123456789

10111213141516171819202122

Admission FeesMonthly Tution FeesDevelopment FeeElectricity FeeLibrary FeeStudents Health HomeMagazinePoor FundFarewelSaraswati PujaNabinbaranCollege Exam FeeLibrary Caution MoneyIdentity CardEstablishedment FeeStudents Group InsuranceGeography Lab. FeeNBU Sports FeeGeography Lab. Caution MoneyGame FeeUniversity Registration FeeMiscellinious Fee

75.00900.00120.00

40.0050.0010.0035.0065.0020.0060.0020.0040.00

200.0020.00

240.0023.00

2400.0090.00

500.0010.00

250.0014.00

5182.00Total :

OTHER HONOURSSl.No. Rs. P.A.Details of Receipt123456789

10111213141516171819202122

Admission FeesMonthly Tution FeesDevelopment FeeElectricity FeeLibrary FeeStudents Health HomeMagazinePoor FundFarewelSaraswati PujaNabinbaranCollege Exam FeeLibrary Caution MoneyIdentity CardEstablishedment FeeStudents Group InsuranceGeography Lab. FeeNBU Sports FeeGeography Lab. Caution MoneyGame FeeUniversity Registration FeeMiscellinious Fee

75.00900.00120.00

40.0050.0010.0035.0065.0020.0060.0020.0040.00

200.0020.00

240.0023.00

0.0090.00

0.0010.00

250.0014.00

2282.00Total :

GENERAL WITH GEOGRAPHYSl.No. Rs. P.A.Details of Receipt123456789

10111213141516171819202122

Admission FeesMonthly Tution FeesDevelopment FeeElectricity FeeLibrary FeeStudents Health HomeMagazinePoor FundFarewelSaraswati PujaNabinbaranCollege Exam FeeLibrary Caution MoneyIdentity CardEstablishedment FeeStudents Group InsuranceGeography Lab. FeeNBU Sports FeeGeography Lab. Caution MoneyGame FeeUniversity Registration FeeMiscellinious Fee

75.00600.00120.00

40.0050.0010.0035.0065.0020.0060.0020.0040.00

200.0020.00

240.0023.00

600.0090.00

200.0010.00

250.0014.00

2782.00Total :

GENERAL COURSESl.No. Rs. P.A.Details of Receipt123456789

10111213141516171819202122

Admission FeesMonthly Tution FeesDevelopment FeeElectricity FeeLibrary FeeStudents Health HomeMagazinePoor FundFarewelSaraswati PujaNabinbaranCollege Exam FeeLibrary Caution MoneyIdentity CardEstablishedment FeeStudents Group InsuranceGeography Lab. FeeNBU Sports FeeGeography Lab. Caution MoneyGame FeeUniversity Registration FeeMiscellinious Fee

75.00600.00120.00

40.0050.0010.0035.0065.0020.0060.0020.0040.00

200.0020.00

240.0023.00

0.0090.00

0.0010.00

250.0014.00

1982.00Total :

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Thakur Panchanan Mahila Mahavidyalaya

This symbol for TPMM is a graphic statement whichstands for the onward search and spread of knowledgefor the uplitment of the human being.

The 'NIB' denotes the weapon to get reach of the worldof enlightment, understanding and self awarness.

This design is closely associated with the name of ThakurPanchanan Barman, the social reformer who devoted apart of his career to the cause of the upliftment of RajbansiCommunity especially of women through education.

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ANNEXURE I

AFFIDAVIT BY THE STUDENT

1. I, ___________________________ (full name of student with admission/registration/en-rolment number) S/O. or D/O. Mr. / Mrs. /Ms. ____________________, having been admitted to__________________ (name of the institution), have received a copy of the UGC Regulations oncurbing the menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, carefully read and fullyunderstood the provisions contained in the said Regulations.2. I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what consti-tutes ragging.3. I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fullyaware of the panel and administrative action that is liable to be taken against me incase I am foundguilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of a conspiracy to promote ragging.4. I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that

a) I will not undilge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as ragging underclause 3 of the Regulations.

b) I will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or omissionthat may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of Regulations.5. I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment according toclause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may be takenagainst me under any penal Law or any Law for the time being in force.6. I hereby declare that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission in any institu-tion in Country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of conspiracy to promote,ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to be untrue, I am aware that myadmission is liable to be cancelled.Declared this _______ day of _________ month of __________ year

Signature of deponentName :

VERIFICATIONVerified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no part of theaffidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.

Verified at ____________ (Place) on this the _______ (Day) of __________(Month), ________(Year)

Signature of deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this __________ (Day) of __________ (Month ),_________ (Year) after reading the contents of this affivavit.

Oath Commissioner / Notary / Executive Magistrate

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ANNEXURE II

AFFIDAVIT BY THE PARENTS / GUARDIAN

1. I, Mr./Mrs./Ms.________________ (full name of parent/guardian) Father / Mother / Guard-ian of ______________ (full name of student with admission/registration/enrolment number), hav-ing been admitted to _______________ (name of the institution), have received a copy of the UGCRegulations on curbing the menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, carefullyread and fully understood the provisions contained in the said Regulations.2. I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what consti-tutes ragging.3. I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fullyaware of the panel and administrative action that is liable to be taken against my ward incase he/she is found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of a conspiracy topromote ragging.4. I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that

a) My ward will not undilge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as raggingunder clause 3 of the Regulations.

b) My ward will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission oromission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of Regulations.5. I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, my ward is liable for punishment accordingto clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may be takenagainst my ward under any penal Law or any Law for the time being in force.6. I hereby declare that my ward has not been expelled or debarred from admission in anyinstitution in Country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of conspiracy topromote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to be untrue, the admis-sion of my ward is liable to be cancelled.Declared this ______ day of ______ month of _____ year

Signature of deponentName :

VERIFICATIONVerified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no part of theaffidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.Verified at _____ (Place) on this the ______ (Day) of ______(Month), ______ (Year)

_________________________ Signature of deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this ________ (Day) of ______ (Month ),______ (Year) after reading the contents of this affivavit.

Oath Commissioner / Notary / Executive Magistrate