Academics at Surendranath Evening College

ATTENDANCE AT LECTURES

• Every student has to attend regularly all classes as held in the respective subjects and must meet the minimum requirements of the University in this regard.
  
• As per the requirements of the University, a student must attend at least 75% of the classes held in each subject, for being considered regular.
  
• Science students, not attending theoretical classes regularly should not be allowed to attend practical classes in the respective subjects.
  
• Promotion and permission to appear at the University examination are subject to not only satisfactory record or work but also regular attendance/lectures, tutorials, practical and fulfilment of other conditions as required by the University.

STUDENT PERFORMANCE

Success rate of students of the department hovers around 85% and it varies marginally from year to year in tandem with variation of University rate of success.

EVALUATION

A cumulative continuous assessment procedure is being followed for assessment of our students. Performance of our students is being continuously monitored by our respective departmental teachers. For advanced students, a few topics of advanced type are being taught. The objective of tutorial classes is to upgrade the weaker students and to motivate students for independent thinking and learning.

CHANGES MADE IN THE COURSES (Past Five Years)

Courses are taught according to C.U. syllabus. There was revision of syllabus effective from 2003-04 in the form of introduction of new subjects of Information Technology and Financial Statement Analysis. Further the distribution of marks of questions was changed. Again new examination (1+1+1) system has been put in place in 2005-06. Seminars and workshops are organised before introduction of such changes and a few teachers from our department participated in it.

COLLEGE  MAGAZINE

The Students, under the supervision and guidance of Teacher-in-Charge-Magazine, publish the college Magazine. The students express their creative talent in the college magazine. “SARASWATI” is the magazine in which the teachers, students, seminar participants contribute their writings.

DISCIPLINE

1. In addition to the normal conduct and discipline the behavioral pattern of each and every student is expected to be modest.
   
2. Irregular attendance, unexplained absence, habitual late comings, disobedience or misbehavior is being rectified through continuous monitoring cell.
   
3. Consciousness about the college property is nurtured by the monitoring cell.
   
4. Parents or guardians are called upon to inform them regarding the poor attendance, poor performance of their sons and daughters.
   
5. The use of unfair means in examination invites expulsion from the said examination.
   
6. In case a student has any special kind of illness/ailment/disease the guardians must bring the same to the notice of the college authority with medical certificate.
   
7. Each and every teacher as well as student is expected to conduct himself/herself with dignity and maintain decorum and decency regarding wearing of dresses, gossiping, and behaviors. Due respect is expected to be given not only to the members of teaching/non-teaching family members of the college but also to the students.
   
8. Students are expected to observe silence and tranquility in the library as well as when walking down the corridors (especially when classes are going on). They are not allowed to loiter or make crowded gossiping in the corridors or stand talking here and there.
   
9. Chewing of tobacco/Khaini/Pan Prag in any form/smoking in any corner in the college campus is strictly prohibited. Offenders deserve to be rebuked as well as disciplinary actions are to be imposed.
   
10. Spitting inside the class/corridors/steps and in any corner of the college building and writing in the walls is subject to heavy penalty.
    
11. Students must be present in their respective classes immediately after the bell rings at the beginning of each class. Each and every student has to respond to the teachers’ roll calls in each and every class. Students must not disturb the teachers while classes are on. They must not enter or leave the class without the permission of the teacher concerned.
12. Classroom/library/laboratory equipments and furniture must be treated gently and with care.

Fees Structure

• * - Migration Fees (Application for Other State)
• Computer fees for Electronic Science (Honors), Computer Science (General) & Vocational
• 2nd year IT Lab Fees Rs.100/- TC Fees Rs.150/-, Fine Rs.30/-(for duplicate identity card & fees receipt)
• University registration fee of Rs.112/- payable at the time of admission

PAYMENT OF FEES

• Monthly tuition fees must be paid within the month unless otherwise notified. For delay in payment, a fine of 50 paisa per day may be charged.
  
• The name of the defaulter of one session will not be retained on the rolls of the next session; class promotion will be withheld unless all arrears of the previous session are cleared.
  
• Fees are to be paid along with the acknowledgment card duly filled in between 5 p.m. to 7-30 p.m. Following charges are to be paid by the students:
  (I) Duplicate Money Receipt Þ 30/- (ii) Duplicate Identity Card Þ 30/- (iii) Failure to return Library Books within due date Þ 5/- (iv) Change of Subject Þ 30/- (v) Change of Course Þ 100/-
  
• Students migrating on transfer certificates in the middle of the Session or in the middle of a course of studies cannot be admitted. Admission of students on the basis of Migration Certificates is only provisional and subject to sanction of the University of Calcutta and is liable to be cancelled if the case cannot be reported to the University within one month from the date of admission on account of non-submission of necessary documents by the student(s) concerned.

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