Admission Procedure, Academic Session and Vacations

Admission Procedure

Admission is made on the basis of merit and as direct (subjected by the norms of C.U.). Application for admission to Degree Courses have to be made on the prescribed forms to be had from the college office by the dates fixed for the purpose. Forms will be issued on the production of the original mark-sheet of the last qualifying public examination, on the result of which admission is made. At the next stage the Admission Form duly filled in and accompanied with necessary certificates and copies of mark-sheet etc. has to be submitted and prescribed fees have to be paid to the office fixed for the purpose.

The following documents in original are to be presented at the time of admission :

Degree Course in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.

     i.            Mark-sheet and certificate of the last qualifying Public Examination.

   ii.            Admit card of the Madhyamik/H.S. or other equivalent examinations where date of birth is mentioned.

Academic Session and Vacations

The academic session commences from July every year and ends in the next June.

The Vacations are as follows :

Autumn Vacation : Normally from Sasthi of the Durgapuja to Bhatri-Dwitya.

Summer Recess : Normally from the 16^th May to 30^th June.

Winter Recess : Normally from the 25^th December to 31^st December.

Class Attendance :

As per regulations of the Calcutta University a student must attend 75% of classes actually held during each session to be eligible to appear at the University examination as a regular candidate, if the attendance of the student remains less than 75% but not less than 60% of the total number of classes actually held in one or more subjects, he/she may, however, be allowed to appear at the University examinations as a non-collegiate at the discretion of the University authorities.

Students who for some reasons fail to attend classes for three consecutive days must produce an excuse-letter from their parents/guardians to the Principal of the college.

Students will be sternly dealt for long and repeated absences without sufficiently valid reason.