General Guidance for Students

 Discipline:

1. Classes are to be attended regularly and punctually.
2. Silence is to be observed in and outside the classroom.
3. While entering a class a student must take permission of the teacher in the class. A student may go out on an urgent call taking prior permission from the teacher.
4. Loitering In the college corridors and outside the college, use of  mobile phone within the college campus is strictly prohibited.
5. Electrical switches, Laboratory Equipments, Library Books and all other College properties are to be handled carefully and cautiously to avoid any damage or loss.
6. Students should carefully  observe the college notice board displaying circulars. They should also pay attention to the notifications circulated in the class.
7. Any gross misconduct on the part of the student will lead to punishment.
8. Ragging in any form either in the hostel or in the college is strictly prohibited. Any student found guilty of ragging will face disciplinary action and may be expelled.
9. Once enrolled for the Part-l Examination a student must have to complete her course of study in three consecutive academic years.

N.B.: All the above rules and regulations are subject to modification or changes by authorities if and when necessary.

Session:

Academic Session Commences from the first day of July every year and ends on the thirtieth June in the year following.

Medium of Instruction:

Medium of Instruction and writing answer scripts in all subjects except for the languages is either English or Bengali.

Change of Subject:

Change of any one combination subject is allowed only once within stipulated date as may be notified for this purpose.

Attendance in Classes:

Attendance of the students in theoretical and practical classes is strictly monitored. Students having less than 75% attendance in each subject will be treated as non-collegiate and they will have to pay a fine so as to enable them to appear at the examinations, as per University rules, and if the attendance of the students falls below 50 %, they will be treated as dis-collegiates and debarred from appearing at examinations.

Students who will remain absent from the classes continuously for thirty days at a stretch or with interruptions from the date of commencement of classes without any valid reason and prior permission, her admission will stand cancelled and her name will be stuck off the rolls.

Migration Certificates:

Students taking admission on migration from other Board / University are to submit their Original Migration Certificates within one month from the date of admission failing which their admission may stand cancelled.

Registration:

A student must submit Registration cum Enrolment forms duty filled in within 60 days from the date of her admission failing which a student may not be admitted to the University Examinations. A student must submit the following papers for the registration of her name with the University.

1. Attested copy of mark sheet of her previous qualifying examination.
2. Migration certificate (if applicable)
3. Admit Card of the Madhyamik Pariksha / equivalent examination.
4. First fee receipt of the college,
5. SC/ST Certificate (if applicable)
6. PH Certificate (if applicable)

Examination:

The Unit Tests will be held In conformity with the University Examination Schedule. Examinations are compulsory for all the students. Promotion to next higher class or sending up for the Final Examination depends upon satisfactory result of the students in the college examinations.

The University Examination will be held in Three Parts : Part-I, Part-II and Part-III at the end of study in the 1st Year, 2nd Year and 3rd Year Classes.

Dress for the Students of the College:

Students of this college are required to wear white saree with green border and white blouse on special occasion. The students may wear either saree or knee length salwar and kameez with dopatta in the college and hostel. They must maintain decency and decorum in dress and demeanor.