Surendranath College Academics


	Surendranath Banerjea
	1848 - 1925

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Programme of Study: B.A / B.Sc. / B.Com (Part I, II & III, New Regulations, Schedule of Examinations will be notified later; Part I & II, Old Regulations)

Subjects taught

Following Subjects are allowed at B.Sc. / B.Com. Stage	Only if the Student has passed H.S. or equivalent Examination in
Computer Science	Computer Science or Physics and Mathematics
Mathematics	Mathematics
Physics, Chemistry	Physics. Chemistry & Mathematics
Economics (Hons.)	Mathematics or Business Mathematics
Botany	Botany or Biology
Zoology	Zoology or Biology
Physiology	Physiology or Chemistry and Biology
Statistics	Statistics or Mathematics
Molecular Biology	Biology and Chemistry or Biology and Physics
Commerce	Accountancy or Business Economics Including Business Mathematics or Business Organization or Mathematics or Economics or Statistics

B.A. (Part I & II, Old Regulations)

(Honours Course)

One Honours subject and two general subjects out of the following:

English, Bengali, Sanskrit, History, Economics (general only), Political Science, Philosophy, Psychology, Journalism & Mass Communication and Sociology.

Along with this, students will have to take English and Modern Indian Language (MIL) Bengali/Hindi/Urdu.

[The Language Group is of 100 marks (English 50 and Modern Indian language 50)]

Combinations Permissible in the Degree Classes

For B.A. (Honours) Students : Part-I (Old Regulations)

Honours Subjects	General Subjects
Four papers of 100 marks each*	Three papers of 100 marks each
English	History and Political Science / Journalism & Mass Communication
Bengali	Sanskrit/History and Political Science / Journalism & Mass Communication
Political Science	History and Philosophy / Economics / Sociology
History	Political Science and Philosophy / Economics / Sociology
Philosophy	History, Sanskrit and Political Science / Sociology
Sanskrit **	Philosophy and Political Science
Psychology ***	History and Political Science

* Marks distribution shown refers to old regulations only.

** Sanskrit with Sociology not allowed.

*** Psychology with Philosophy and Journalism and Mass Communication not allowed.

For B.A. (General) STUDENTS: Part – I (Old Regulations)

Any three subjects out of the following:

English/Bengali/Sanskrit, History, Political Science and Economics/Philosophy/Psychology, Journalism & Mass Communication and Sociology as General Subjects. [Three papers of 100 marks in each subject]

Along with this, students will have to take English and Modern Indian Language (MIL) Bengali/Hindi/Urdu.

[The Language Group is of 100 marks (English 50 and Modern Indian Language 50)]

For B.Sc. (Honours) STUDENTS: Part- I (Old Regulations)

Honours Subjects	General Subjects
Four Paper of 100 marks each*	Three papers of 100 marks each
Physics	Chemistry and Mathematics
Physics	Mathematics and Computer Science
Chemistry	Physics and Mathematics
Mathematics	Statistics/Chemistry and Physics
Mathematics	Physics and Computer Science
Statistics	Mathematics & Economics
Computer Science	Physics and Mathematics
Economics	Mathematics and Political Science / Statistics
Botany	Physiology and Zoology
Botany	Zoology and Chemistry
Zoology	Botany and Physiology
Zoology	Physiology and Chemistry
Zoology	Chemistry and Molecular Biology
Physiology	Zoology and Botany
Physiology	Zoology and Chemistry
Physiology	Chemistry and Molecular Biology
Microbiology	Chemistry and Physics
Geography	Political Science & Economics / Mathematics.
Psychology	Zoology and Physiology

* Marks distribution shown refers to old regulations only.

Along with this, students will have to take English and Modern Indian language (MIL) Bengali / Hindi/ Urdu.

For B.Sc. (General) Students: Part – I (Old Regulations)

	Either Group ‘A’ (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)

	Or, Group ‘B’ (Zoology, Botany and Physiology)

	Or, Group ‘C’ (Economics, Political Science & Mathematics) (Three papers of 100 marks in each subject)

Along with this, students will have to take English and Modern Indian Language (MIL) Bengali / Hindi / Urdu.

[The Language Group is of 100 marks (English 50 and Modern Indian language 50)]

BA. /B.Sc. (Part II) (Old Regulations)

Common Paper of both General and Honours Courses in Environmental Studies – 50 marks. One paper of 100 marks in each subject for General Course and four papers of 100 marks in each Honours Subject.

B.Com Part I Examination (Old Regulations)

Common Papers for both Honours and General Degree Courses in Commerce

Language Group	100 Marks

English	50 Marks

Modern Indian Language	50 Marks

Commerce Group – 1 : Three Papers of 100 marks each ( 300 marks)

Paper I	Entrepreneurship Development and Business Communication.

Paper II	Business Management

Paper III	Information Technology and its Application in Business

Commerce Group – 2 : Three Papers of 100 Marks each (300 Marks)

Paper I	Regulatory Framework

Paper II	Business Economics and Business Environment

Paper III	Business Mathematics and Statistics

Papers for Honours Degree Course

	Group A : Honours in Accounting and Finance
	Four Papers of 100 marks each (400 Marks)

Paper I

Financial Accounting

Paper II

Direct and Indirect Taxation

Paper III

Cost and Management Accounting

Paper IV

Indian Financial System and Financial Market Operations.

	Papers for General Degree Course
	Three Papers of 100 marks each (300 Marks)

Paper I

Principles and Practice of Accountancy

Paper II

Elements of Taxation

Paper III

Money and Financial System

B.Com Part II Examination (Old Regulations)

	Common Paper for both Honours & General Degree Courses Environmental Studies - 50 Marks

	Paper for Honours Degree Course

	Group A : Honours in Accounting and Finance
	Four Papers of 100 Marks each (400 Marks)

Paper V

Corporate Accounting.

Paper VI

Financial Management

Paper VII

Auditing

Paper VIII

Financial Statement Analysis

	Papers for General Degree Course
	Three Papers of 100 marks each (300 marks)

Paper IV

Advanced Accounting

Paper V

Elements of Cost and Management Accounting

Paper VI

Fundamentals of Auditing.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR (Schedule needs corrections for New Regulations)

Sl. No.	Occasion	Date
1	Commencement of Academic Session	1st July
2	Distribution of Admission Forms and admission to 1st Year	Approximately one week after the publication of H.S. results.
3	Display of Routine	3rd week of July
4	Commencement of 3rd Year Classes after completion of C. U. Part I Examination (old).	1st week of August
5	Commencement of 1st Year Classes	3rd week of July
6	Freshers' Welcome	2nd week of September
7	Cultural competition and Indoor Games competition	3rd week of September
8	Periodical Examination of 2nd Year students	3rd week of September
9	Publication of College Magazine	3rd week of November
10	Annual Social function of Students Union	4th week of November (by 21st)
11	Declaration of Students Election Schedule	4th week of November
12	Periodical Examination of 1st & 2nd year students	4th week of November
13	Completion of Election process.	Within December 15th
14	Test Examination of B.A. /B.Sc./B. Com Part II (General & Honours)(old)	1st week of January
15	Half Yearly Examination for 1st Year students (General & Honours)(old)	2nd week of January
16	Test Examination of B.A./B.Sc./B. Com. Part I (General & Honours)(old)	3rd week of January
17	C. U. Form fill up for B.A./B.Sc./B. Com Part II (General & Honours)(old)	Last week of January
18	Annual Sports	2nd week of February
19	C. U. Form fill-up for B.A./B. Sc/B. Com Part I (General & Honours)(old)	2nd & 3rd week of February
20	Periodical Examination of 1st Year Honours Students	4th week of February
21	C. U. Part I Practical Examination for B.Sc. (General) and Part II (General)(old)	March / April
22	Periodical Examination of 1st Year General Students	March / April
23	C. U. B.A. / B.Sc./ B. Com Part II Examination (old)	3rd week of April - 1st week of May
24	C. U. B. A./ B. Sc./ B. Com Part I Examination (old)	June
25	C. U. B. A./ B. Sc./ B. Com Part I Examination (new)	June

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