GRADUATE - The Heritage College

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PROSPECTUS 2021

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THE HERITAGE COLLEGE(Affiliated to the University of Calcutta)

TheExcellence Continues Inspired by the noble cause of education and philanthropic zeal, a group of twenty-two like-minded industrialists in Kolkata established, Kalyan Bharti Trust (KBT), a public charitable Trust, to promote and provide education in Kolkata. To achieve KBT’s objective, The Heritage School (THS) and the Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT-K) were set up in 2001. The Heritage Academy (THA) came up in 2007 and The Heritage Law College in 2015. The MBA Programme was set up in 2003 in HIT-K as Management Education Centre, has been accorded an independent status by AICTE as Heritage Business School (HBS) in 2013.

The Trust also plans to establish a Design Institute and finally, a University.

Affiliated to the University of Calcutta, The Heritage College was established by Kalyan Bharti Trust in 2016 with a mission to generate broadminded, creative leaders to meet the challenges of a global society. The Co-ed College is recognized as a premier institution in Kolkata, offering six UG honours programmes in English, Commerce, Economics, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. It has created a niche in the educational scenario of Kolkata for its standard of academic excellence, distinguished teaching, and its emphasis on endeavouring to create compassionate, responsible, and disciplined citizens.

A harmonious integration of valued traditions with a modern outlook is the guiding principle behind the development of the academic environment that constitutes the basic philosophy of the College.

Kalyan Bharti Trust

Mission

VisionTo prepare dynamic and caring citizens to meet the challenges of a global society while retaining their traditional values.

o To prepare students with a strong foundation in their disciplines and other areas of learning

o To provide an environment for critical and innovative thinking, and to encourage life-long learning

o To develop entrepreneurial and professional skills

o To promote research and developmental activities and interaction with industry

o To inculcate leadership qualities for serving the society

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Board of Trustees

Members

Kalyan Bharti Trust

Members

The Heritage CollegeBoard of Governors

Permanent Invitees

Special Invitees

Shri Hari Krishna Chaudhary Chairman

Board of Trustees, Kalyan Bharti Trust

Mr. Probir RoyDirector, Kalyan Bharti Trust

Shri Sajjan Bhajanka SecretaryBoard of Trustees, Kalyan Bharti Trust

Mr. Pradip Kumar AgarwalChief Executive Officer, Kalyan Bharti Trust

Shri Sanjay Agarwal - ChairmanManaging Director, Century Plyboards (I) Ltd.

Shri Prahlad Rai AgarwalaChairman, Rupa & Co Ltd.

Shri Dayaram AgarwalChairman, RGA Software Systems Pvt. Ltd.

Shri Dharam Chand AgarwalChairman & MD,

Hi-Tech Systems & Services Ltd.

Shri Mahabir Prasad AgarwalChairman, Shyam Sel & Power Ltd.

Shri Sanjay AgarwalMD, Century Plyboards (I) Ltd.

Shri Suresh C. BansalChariman & MD,

Beekay Steel Industries Ltd.

Shri Hari Prasad BudhiaChairman, Patton International Ltd.

Shri Jaydeep ChitlangiaMD, Madhya Bharat Papers Ltd.

Shri Narain Prasad DalmiaDirector, Dalmia Securities Pvt. Ltd.

Shri Kamal Kumar DugarChairman & MD, KK Dugar & Co.

Shri Mahendra Kumar JalanChairman & MD, MKJ Enterprises Ltd.

Shri Raj KejriwalMD, Kiswok Industries

Shri Narhari Prasad K. KoyaChairman, Indian Coal Agency

Shri Manish Periwal Chairman & MD, Pioneer Urban Land & Infrastructure Ltd.

Shri Vishambhar SaranChairman, Visa Steel Ltd.

Shri Sundeep ShahCMD, Eastern Silk Industries Ltd.

Shri Gaurav Swarup MD, Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.

Shri Siddharth SwarupDirector, Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.

Chairman

Shri Hari Krishna ChaudharyChairman, Vikram India Ltd.

Vice-Chairman

Shri Vikram SwarupMD, Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.

Secretary

Shri Sajjan BhajankaChairman, Century Plyboards (I) Ltd.

Treasurer

Shri Sajan Kumar Bansal Chairman & MD, Skipper Ltd.

Shri Brij Bhusan AgarwalVice-Chairman & Managing Director,

Shyam Group of Industries

Shri Jaydeep ChitlangiaManaging Director, Madhya Bharat Papers Ltd.

Smt. Swati SarawagiTrustee, Swarnim International School

Prof. Basab ChoudhuriSenior Director- Higher Education, KBT & Principal,

Heritage Institute of Technology

Prof. Narayan BanerjeeNominee of the University of Calcutta

Shri Kunj Behari AgarwalaManaging Director, Rupa & Co. Ltd.

Shri Mahendra Kumar JalanChairman & MD, MKJ Enterprises Ltd.

Shri Vikram SwarupMD, Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.

Shri D.K. BanwetVice-Chancellor Founding, UEM, Kolkata

Prof. Amitava GhoseMember-Secretary, Teacher-In-Charge The Heritage College

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WELCOME MESSAGE WELCOME MESSAGE

I want to extend a warm and hearty welcome to all the new students of the Academic Year 2021-2022.

Our vision is to prepare dynamic and caring citizens to meet the challenges of a global society while retaining their traditional values. This institution believes in setting specific goals to achieve excellence in the fields of learning and of life. The knowledge and skills we impart here will enable the students to give back to society and the nation. Our positive and stimulating environment will motivate students to strive towards eminence.

In this college, we believe that education means lifelong learning and knowledge of what it takes to be a responsible global citizen. We aim to accelerate our students’ overall development and make them suitable for playing a part in an all-inclusive society.

H.K. ChaudharyChairman, Kalyan Bharti Trust

Beloved Students

I welcome you all to our college, comprising a vibrant learning community. We believe that education is a journey from darkness to light. Thus we pray: “Asatoma Sadgamaya, Tamaso ma Jyotirgamaya...”

Extra-ordinary teachers, a sophisticated, enriched library, modern laboratories with all instruments and equipments, and above all, a congenial atmosphere have transformed our college into a “College with a difference.” However, we believe that we have “miles to go before (we) sleep”.

It is your duty to fulfil the dream of Swamiji, who put emphasis on “man-making and character-building education.” This requires devotion and dedication and a determined effort to realize the vision of our trustee members who want to see in you dynamic and caring citizens who will meet all challenges.

You must not forget that even after 70 years of independence, many are living in abject poverty. Swamiji inspired us by his fiery utterances, “May I be born again and again and suffer thousands of miseries so that I may worship the only God that exists, the only God I believe in – the sum total of all souls.”

I have firm faith that with your immense potentialities, you can prove to the world that you are properly educated in the truest sense of the term.

Prof. Amitava Ghose Teacher-In-Charge, The Heritage College

I am extremely happy to welcome you all to The Heritage College.

The Heritage College started its journey with an aim to provide holistic education to its students. We aspire to give you a pleasant learning experience during the most important period of your life. A new year ushers in new opportunities to learn and new avenues to discover. Situated amidst lush green surroundings, the College will inspire and uplift you in all your attempts to grow personally and academically.

At Heritage, we do not impart education limited to earning points or Grades but that which, in totality, shapes the learner into a confident adult ready to take the world and carve out their individual identity.

So gear up to explore a whole new world of possibilities!

Sajjan BhajankaSecretary, Kalyan Bharti Trust

We welcome the new batch of students of 2021-2022 to The Heritage College, Kolkata.

The Heritage College has a firm faith in the concept of holistic education, thereby emphasizing on the all-round development of the students. Instead of focusing simply on academic excellence, the college believes in the inculcation of humanitarian values, and creates opportunities for self-growth. In fact, we always believe in the harmonious development encompassing academics, co-curricular activities, sports education, and life-skills learning. To make this into a reality, our dedicated faculty members, comprising both experienced & renowned seniors and energetic & dynamic young, are committed and always extend full support to the students in all their endeavours - both academic and extra-curricular.

Within a very short time, The Heritage College has made a name for itself in excelling in the entire spectrum of various activities. This could not have been possible without the merit and talent of our students.

I strongly believe the new batch of students will also continue with this tradition of excellence. I wish them the very best and can assure them of an enriching three years in our institution.

Sanjay AgarwalChairman, Board of Governors, The Heritage College

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Students at The Heritage College are guided to graduate as independent lifelong learners, endowed with aptly developed skills to be at the forefront of their chosen careers.

Why The Heritage College?o ‘Heritage’ is where the driving force is Excellence.o ‘Heritage’ tirelessly strives for perfection.

o ‘Heritage’ has got an excellent infrastructure.o ‘‘Heritage’ has a unique brand value.

Teaching and LearningTeaching and learning are intended to be a different experience in Heritage. A harmonious integration of valued traditions with a modern outlook is the guiding principle behind the development of the academic environment of The Heritage College.

Besides the regular curricular activities, students are exposed to a number of other programmes like group discussions, interactive seminars, discussions on current affairs, brainstorming sessions, etc. - all designed to expand and bring about qualitative growth. Through such programmes, students are constantly motivated and encouraged to develop their leadership qualities and improve their communication abilities. There is a constant endeavour on the part of the members of faculty and staff of the College to help students in this grooming process.

Although the assessment of the students’ performance is generally guided by the prevalent regulations of the University, the respective Course teacher also adopts a continuous evaluation system independently to track and record the overall growth of students.

.Highlights of Teaching - Learning Process o Model classrooms are equipped with modern teaching aids like LCD projectors and white screen.

o Seminars/Workshops on recent developments in the relevant disciplines are frequently organized with speakers from academia and industry.

Academic ProgrammesThe College offers the 3-year (6 semesters) B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (Honours) courses of studies under CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) prescribed by the University of Calcutta in the following:

Courses Offered Approved Intake

B.Com. Honours 200

B.A. Honours in English 60

B.Sc. Honours in Economics 50

B.Sc. Honours in Physics 50

B.Sc. Honours in Chemistry 50

B.Sc. Honours in Mathematics 50

Bachelor of Arts (B.A. Honours)

Honours Subject Elective Subjects (Choose any two)

English a. Historyb. Sociologyc. Philosophy or Economicsd. Political Science (if not opted for Economics)

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. Honours)

Honours Subject Elective Subjects (Choose any one)

Physics a. Mathematics & Chemistryb. Mathematics & Statisticsc. Mathematics & Computer Science

Chemistry a. Physics & Mathematicsb. Physics & Computer Science

Mathematics a. Physics & Chemistryb. Physics & Statisticsc. Physics & Computer Science

Economics a. Mathematics & Statisticsb. Mathematics & Computer Sciencec. Mathematics & Political Science

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Honours)

Commerce Accounting & Finance

Course Structure

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FacultyThe faculty is the major driving force of the core commitment of The Heritage College, the quest for excellence, through their direct involvement in all aspects spanning academics, governance, research and holistic grooming of students. They combine the highest standards of teaching and mentoring, installing in students a continuous desire to achieve excellence.

Teacher-In-ChargeProf. Amitava Ghose, M.A. (Economics),

EnglishDr. Asijit Datta, M.A., Ph.D. HOD, Ms. Medhasree Talapatra, M.A., M.Phil., Asstt. ProfessorMs. Anisha Sen, M.A. M.Phil., Asstt. ProfessorMr. Shouvik Banerjee, M.A., Guest Faculty

ChemistryDr. Sabari Ghosh, M.Sc., Ph.D., HODDr. Subhatam Sen, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asstt. ProfessorDr. Mousumi Banerjee, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asstt. ProfessorDr. Abhishek Pal, M.Sc, Ph.D., Guest FacultyDr. Debjani Ghosh, M.Sc, Ph.D., Guest FacultyDr. Somali Mukherjee, M.Sc, Ph.D., Guest Faculty

Physics Dr. Madhubrata Bhattacharya, M.Sc., Ph.D., HODDr. Roshni Bose, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asstt. ProfessorDr. Ayan Mitra, M.Sc., Ph.D., Asstt. ProfessorDr. Sadhan Chanda, M.Sc., Ph.D., Guest FacultyMs. Alorika Chatterjee, M. Sc., Guest FacultyMr. Avijit Pradhan, B. Sc., Lab Assistant

Mathematics Mr. Anjan Debnath, M.Sc., M.Phil. HODMr. Arghadip Roy, M.Sc., Asstt. ProfessorDr. Sumana Karmakar, M.Sc.., Ph.D., Asstt. ProfessorDr. Nurul Islam, M.Sc., Ph.D., Guest FacultyDr. Sumita Basu, M.Sc., Ph.D., Guest Faculty

EconomicsDr. Debashis Mazumdar, M.A., PGDM, M.Phil, Ph.D., HOD

Prof. (Dr.) Puspitaranjan Bhattacharya, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., Siksharatna, PrincipalProf. Amitava Ghose, M.A., ProfessorMs. Ankita Rajgarhia, M.Sc., Asstt. ProfessorMs. Puja Putatunda, M.Sc., Asstt. ProfessorMs. Soumi Datta, Guest Faculty

CommerceProf. Amitava Ghose, M.A. (Economics) HODMs. Nilima Agarwal, M.Com, M.Phil, MBA, Asstt. ProfessorMr. Dipanjan Basu, M.Com, Asstt. ProfessorMs. Beas Banerjee, M.Com, M.PhilMs. Soulina Banerjee, M.Com., MBA, Asstt. ProfessorProf. (Dr.) Debashis Mazumdar, M.A. (Economics), PGDM, M.Phil, Ph.D., ProfessorMs. Ami Jain, M.Com., Guest FacultyMs. Priyanka Das, M.Com., Guest FacultyMs. Nitika Agarwal, M.Com., Guest Faculty

Computer Science PhilosophyDr. Siddhartha Roy, MBA, MCA, Ph.D., Asstt. Professor Dr. Sananda Sen, M.A., Ph.D., Guest Faculty

History BengaliMr. Nilanjan Chatterjee, M.A., Guest Faculty Ms. Debopriya Biswas, M.A., B. Ed., Guest Faculty

Sociology StatisticsMs. SanchitaGangopadhyay, M.A., Guest Faculty Ms. Shinjini Ghosh, M.Sc., Guest Faculty

EVS HindiMs. Kakali Ray, M.Sc., Guest Faculty Dr. Mintu Kumari, M.A., B.Ed, Ph.D., Guest Faculty

Political ScienceMs. Sanchari Ghosh, M.A., Guest Faculty

Management & AdministrationMr. Probir Roy, Director

Prof. (Dr.) Basab Chaudhuri, Senior Director- Higher Education, KBT & Principal Heritage Institute of Technology

Mr. Pradip Kumar Agarwal, Chief Executive OfficerMr. Manoj Saraogi, Head HR & Chief Finance Officer

Mr. Santosh Kr. Ray, Dy. General Manager (Administration)Cdr. (Rtd.) S. Dey, Campus Advisor

Lt.Col. (Rtd) Amitava Ghosh Dastidar, Campus AdministratorMr. Kaushik Bhattacharya, Head Training & Placement

Dr. Binod Behari Das, Advisor - LibraryMr. Clayton M. Moses, Coordinator - Student Affairs & International Relations

Mr. Debashis Chatterjee, Manager (Maintenance)Mr. D. Karmakar, Systems Administrator

Mr. R.R. Kutty, Manager - PurchaseMs. Nayana Chatterjee, Dy. Manager - HR

Mr. Rajdip Konar, Admin. OfficerMs. Rimpi Dey, Accountant

Ms. Sananda Gupta, Library AssistantMr.Nirmalya Ghosh, Office Assistant

Ms. Indira Roy Dhar, Receptionist

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Value-Added ProgrammesThe College conducts career and personality development programmes on a regular basis. It also organizes courses in collaboration with reputed professional organisations. A Language Lab provides students and interested members of faculty and staff an opportunity to upgrade their skills in Spoken English. A Grooming Cell has been constituted to develop soft skills in students to make them feel comfortable in interviews and thus, make them more employable.

Guidance and CounsellingFor providing guidance, counselling, and psychological support to students, there is a Counselling Cell coordinated by a qualified full-time Students’ Counsellor. Besides, in order to help students adapt and make the best use of their learning environment, a mentoring

system has been introduced in the college, where a group of students (mentees) are allotted a mentor (faculty member). By building up a rapport with the mentees, the mentor would be able to infuse confidence in them and make them feel at home.

Career Counselling: In order to help students decide on a career in higher education after undergraduate studies at Heritage, the cell helps them to choose the right course/career among the various options before them.

Training & PlacementTraining & Placement Cell complements the efforts of the members of faculty by organizing value-added programmes, providing career counselling and placement opportunities to students. It acts as one of the significant interfaces with the corporate sector and helps develop the industry-academia interrelationship.

The Cell organizes specific orientation programmes, grooming sessions, mock interview sessions for students of each stream. Moreover, the Cell organizes various summer internship programmes for students to provide them with hands-on experience, thus introducing them to the professional environment.

The Cell continuously co-ordinates with various industries and organizations for the placement of students. It actively obtains feedback from organizations and conveys it to respective departments, which, in turn, train students accordingly, thereby increasing their employability.

At Heritage, an all-out effort is made to groom the students for enhanced employability.

A library, to modify the famous metaphor of Socrates, is the delivery room of the birth of ideas...A place to connect, to share, to grow, and help expand your horizons.

Norman Cousins LibraryThe richness of a college lies in its well-equipped library which is the “heart” of any academic institution. Students have a quiet place to work in an exclusive air-conditioned Digitalized Library with online access to innumerable national/international journals and articles for conducting research. The Library also boasts of books, journals, and magazines in more than 10 subjects.

In addition, there is a Central Library, which is housed in the Central Block, fully air-conditioned and covering an area of 1500 sq.m, accessible to the students.

Our library houses a generous collection of texts and reference books on all relevant subjects. The library subscribes to a large number of national and international journals, periodicals, proceedings, magazines & local and national dailies, which are available for the benefit of the readers. Facilities at the library are constantly upgraded and expanded. Some of the current facilities include Reprographics, Internet, and educational CDs. The Library has an Automated Library System (LIBSYS) and Online Public Access (OPAC) facility, as well as an e-library with printing and photocopying facilities.

Other FacilitiesNational Service Scheme (N.S.S.)The N.S.S. Unit of the College organises various programmes such as blood donation camp, collection of old clothes and distribution among the poor, celebration of International Women’s Day, Human Rights Day, Literacy Programme and many other programmes that are held on a regular basis. This will encourage the students to participate in social service activities.

Lecture and Tutorial Rooms Classrooms are very spacious, airy and equipped with overhead projector and modern magnetic ceramic board. Separate tutorial rooms are also available for special classes. Model classrooms are fitted with LCD Projectors and white screen.

Laboratory FacilitiesDept. of Physics

The Department of Physics has two sophisticated, state-of-the-art laboratories equipped with high precision instruments for general physics and electronics experiments. A separate dark room maintaining the requisite standard norms for optical measurements is provided. The Department offers the best laboratory experience to nurture the intellectual curiosity of the students..

Dept. of Chemistry

The Department of Chemistry has well equipped spaciously built laboratories. The laboratory sessions are meticulously planned and executed by devoted and expert faculties of the department. The Department has strengthened the lab infrastructural facilities by incorporating modern practical techniques to enhance the experimental skill of the students.

EXPERIENCEMORE

SPACETO THINK

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Computing FacilitiesAll the computers are Wi-Fi connected with a leased line for 24 hours. All students are provided with a unique email id for having access to college related information anytime.

AuditoriumThere is an Auditorium (Swami Vivekananda Auditorium), which can accommodate 500 people and is centrally air-conditioned.

Students’ AmenitiesHealth CareA medical unit is available on the campus besides arrangements with hospitals located nearby.

HostelBoarding and lodging facilities are available separately for outstation boys and girls. Seats are limited and allotted on a first-come-first-served basis.

CafeteriaThe College has a cafeteria with a seating capacity of 200 persons. Multi-cuisine lunch and snacks are served in the cafeteria. Besides, there is a fast food restaurant-cum-convenience store.

Students’ CornerEssential books, stationery, etc., as well as reprographic facilities, are available in the Corner. A PCO is also provided for the convenience of students.

Common RoomThe College has separate Common Rooms for boys and girls, equipped with indoor games facilities like table tennis, carrom, chess, etc.

Games & SportsThere are excellent facilities for outdoor games and sports like cricket, football, volleyball, and basketball, managed by a Sports Officer.

TransportationTransportation is available from prominent locations in Kolkata at scheduled hours based on students’ demands. Transport facilities for members of faculty and staff, as also for visitors, are available from Ruby General Hospital.

Electric Substation and GeneratorThe campus has its own electric substations with two transformers and two gensets, besides a Roof-top solar power Plant. These are maintained as per norms prescribed by the CESC authorities

Fire-Fighting SystemAs per stipulations of the West Bengal Fire Fighting Services Act, dedicated plumbing and firefighting cylinders have been provided on each floor of the College building.

BankingA branch of Punjab National Bank is located within the campus with ATM facility for the benefit of students and members of staff. It also extends education and other soft loans.

Postal FacilitiesAll postal facilities are available at East Kolkata Township P.O. located nearby. Besides, there is an arrangement with DTDC so that members of faculty, staff, and students can also avail themselves of courier services.

DisciplineIt is expected that students will carry themselves with due dignity and decorum within the campus. The sanctity of the College must always be preserved through strict discipline, decent behaviour, respect for others, and the use of appropriate language. It is expected that students accord the highest respect to the members of faculty and staff. Any damage to college property will have to be compensated by the student concerned. Students must strictly refrain from any such activity that may be detrimental to the interest and goodwill of the College.Smoking, alcohol consumption, use of drugs, chewing pan, and zarda are strictly prohibited within the campus. Offenders will be severely punished as per college norms and practices.Discipline, attendance, and positive attitude are the virtues, which are considered as cornerstones of success and play the most dominant role in the career growth of a student. It is expected that all students should try to maintain a hundred percent attendance for all-round development through maximum exposure. In case the attendance falls below 75% for any reason, a student is liable to be debarred not only from appearing at the University Examinations but also at the campus interviews, and no claim in this respect shall be entertained.Mobile phones are not permitted inside the college buildings. Any infringement of this norm will result in confiscation of the phone and/or disciplinary action if repeated.All college students are instructed to wear and visibly display the college identity card while on campus. Failure to do so will invite disciplinary action. The College consists of (i) a Disciplinary Committee, (ii) an Internal Complaints Committee (iii) an Anti-Ragging Committee.

Anti-Ragging WarningRagging of any type or dimension is banned inside the college campus. The college will not tolerate any student indulging in any direct or indirect harassment of fellow students on the campus or outside it. Following the ruling of the Supreme Court of India, admission may be refused to an applicant if it was discovered that he/she had indulged in ragging in the past. Admission to a student may also be cancelled, and he/she may be rusticated from the institution if his /her indulgence in ragging is noticed after joining the college.As per UGC regulation vide letter no-F.1-16/2007(CPP-II) dated June 17, 2009, punishment for participation in/or abetment to ragging is as follows:1. Cancellation of admission.2. Suspension from attending classes.3. Withholding/withdrawing scholarship/fellowship and other benefits.4. Debarring from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation processes.5. Withholding results.6. Debarring from representing the institution in any national or international meet, tournament, youth

festival, etc.7. Suspension/expulsion from the hostel.8. Rustication from the institution for periods varying from 1 to 4 semesters or equivalent period.9. Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution.10. Fine up to Rs. 25,000/Affidavit by students and parentsEach student and his/her parents/ guardian shall have to furnish an affidavit along with the application form to the effect that they will not participate in or abet the act of ragging and that, if found guilty, they shall be liable for punishment under the penal law of India.

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Dress CodeThough the College has not adopted any formal uniform, students are required to maintain the following dress code:

o Students should not wear short or tight-fitting outfits on the college premises. o Female students may wear sarees, salwar suits, formal western outfits, and jeans with long T-shirts/tops/

kurtis. o Male students should wear shirts with buttons on and with collars, or T-shirts with collars, and trousers or

jeans.o Students should not wear any outfit with slogans and symbols. o Make-up and usage of accessories should be kept minimal.o Male students should wear shoes, preferably close-toed or with back straps. No slippers will be allowed for

the male students within the college premises.o Female students are expected to wear decent slippers or shoes and of moderate height, if with heels. Non-

compliance in this regard will call for strict action.Students’ Achievements1. Tushar Shaw, B.Sc(Hons)- Chemistry, Batch-2020 scored an All India Rank 64 in Joint Admissions Test 2020

for Admissions to M.Sc-Chemistry Programme. Currently pursuing M.Sc- Chemistry at IIT, Kharagpur

2. Himanshi Singh, B.Sc (Hons)- Chemistry, Batch-2020 secured an All India Rank 18 in PGET 2020 organized by Banaras Hindu University

3. Sreshtha Sen, B.Sc(Hons)-Chemistry, Batch-2020 secured Second Position in All India Quiz competition 2020 organized by Osmania University

4. Utkarsh Rahut, B.Com(Hons), Batch-2022 secured an SGPA 8.51 in the First Semester Examination, 2019

5. Ankan Biswas, B.Sc (Hons)- Physics, Batch-2022, secured SGPA 9.06 in First Semester Examination, 2019

2. The Drama Club of The Heritage College has an independent drama group called The Travelling Players.

The group won the following prizes in fests held at various renowned colleges of Kolkata:

a) Integration 2019, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata: PRATIDWANDI SKIT COMPETITION Best Production - The Fortress of Men, Best Director - Dr. Asijit Datta, Best Actor - Pragati Prashanth

b) Outlawed 2019, NUJS: STAGE PLAY 1st Position, The Fortress of Men.

c) Ibtida 2019, Jadavpur University: STAGE PLAY Best Play - The Fortress of Men, Best Script - Dr. Asijit Datta, Best Actor (Female) - Pragati Prashanth

d) The Bhawanipur Theatre Festival, The Bhawanipur Education Society College: STAGE PLAY Best Production - The Fortress of Men, Best Director - Dr. Asijit Datta

e) Integration 2018, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata: PRATIDWANDI SKIT COMPETITION Best Production - Lady Macdeath

f) Ibtida 2018, Jadavpur University: STAGE PLAY 2nd Position - Lady Macdeath

g) Xavotsav 2018, St. Xavier’s College: STAGE PLAY 3rd Position - Lady Macdeath

3. The Heritage Commerce Society was formed in November, 2018. It has conducted the following activities:

a) Heritage Commerce Society organised a tagline making competition on 4th Dec, 2018.

b) On 7th Dec, students participated in a fest of IMI, Kolkata, where they got first prize in Nukkad Natak and Doodlings.

c) At the annual fest of Heramba Chandra College our students won the1st Prize in Fashion Show.

d) Our students also participated in Serendipity, the annual event of Globsyn Business School on 1st Feb, and were declared the champion college, having won prizes in Innovision, Mock Parliament and treasure hunt. Our first-year student got Best Speaker award at Scottish Church College.

e) A programme “Gulabi” to celebrate International Women’s Day was organised by the Heritage Commerce Society on 21st March, 2019.

f) The Heritage Commerce Society organised a panel discussion on “Startups: Subsistence to Transformational Entrepreneurship” on 10th May, 2019.

Parents’ InteractionDuring the admission process, a counselling session is organized where parents and students address their

views and expectations from the College. Regular Parent-Teacher meetings are also held to discuss the attendance and overall performance of their wards.

WebinarsThe following webinars were organized recently this year.

Department Webinar_Title Speaker/SpeakersDept of Com-merce

‘Economic Challenges and Oppo-runties in the Post-covid scenario’

Dr Bibek Ray Chaudhuri, IIFT & Dr Devaki Ghose, University of Virginia

“Virtual World- Global Perspective” Mr Kaushik Ghosh(CA)‘Impact of Covid 19 on Indian Finan-cial Markets ‘.

Dr Sankarshan Basu,Prof at IIM Bangalore

“Company Secretary as a career” ICSI in collaboration with THC-commerce Covid 19 and  Risks in Indian Busi-ness.   

Dr. Soheli Ghose, Dean, Department of Com-merce (Evening), St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata. Dr. Debashis Sur, Professor and Head, Department of Commerce, Burdwan University.

Dept of Econom-ics

“Impact of Lockdown on the Global Economy”

Dr. Rajesh Bhattacharya, Public Policy and Man-agement Group,IIMC

“Impact of COVID-19 on the labour Market of the World Economy & Responses for Revival”

  Dr. Shrabani Saha Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) - Economics,Professor Marian Rizov, Dr. Dragana Radicic,Lincoln International Busi-ness School, UK

Teaching Guidelines for ‘Indian Economy’ for Economics Honours (Semester-5) as per CBCS Syllabus of the University of Calcutta”

 Prof.(Dr.) Sudakshina Gupta, Professor, Depart-ment of Economics, & Chairperson,  Undergrad-uate Board of Studies (Economics),University of Calcutta,Prof. (Dr.) Panchanan Das, Professor,De-partment of Economics,University of Calcutta    

Dept of Physics Thermonuclear Fusion : Creating a Star on Earth

Dr. Saikat Chakraborty Thakur, Associate Project Scientist, Center for Energy, Research, University of California

Dept of Chem-istry

“Application of Radioisotopes and Radiation in Human Healthcare”

Dr. Sharmila Banerjee ,Head-The Radiation Medi-cine Centre, BARC, Mumbai. 

Dept of Mathe-matics

Cybersecurity: A Brief Overview” Dr. Avishek Adhikari,Founder Secretary, IMBIC, India ,Treasurer, Cryptology Research Society of India (CRSI)

Dept of English “Literature,Disease and Mind”  Dr Francesca Ferrando (Professor, New York Uni-versity, and author of the renowned “Philosophical Posthumanism”)

“Literature,Disease and Mind” Dr Arka Chattopadhyay (IIT, Gandhinagar), Sabornee Karmakar (psychologist, and PhD scholar at ISI), and Indrasis Acharya (Filmmaker)

THC-NSS “The Responsible Inhabitants” “Mr Nirit Datta,Wildlife Conservationist, Conserva-tion Speaker, Environmental Extremist, India’s first Conservation Tech Evangelist“

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Academic Session The admission process begins after the results of the 10+2 exam of the West Bengal Board are published. The College follows the online process of admission as prescribed by the University of Calcutta.

Students who have passed 10+2 Examination of the Council of Higher Secondary Education, West Bengal or equivalent and having English as one of the subjects at the 10+2 level can apply.

Refer to http://www.caluniv.ac.in/news/CBCS/CSR_BA_B.Sc._B.Mus_Hons_Genl_CBCS.pdfhttp://www.caluniv.ac.in/CBCS/Course-Structure-Syllabi-BCom.pdf for Calcutta University regulations.

The College offers the 3 year (6 semesters) B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com (Honours) courses of studies under CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) prescribed by the University of Calcutta.

Note1. Online admission is the only mode to submit one’s application. 2. The College offers only Honours Course in the subjects given below: English, Commerce, Economics, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.3. Admission to any Course in the College is provisional, subject to the final approval of the University of Calcutta.

4. Students admitted to the College are to abide by the rules and regulations of the College.

College Timing1. B.Com. Morning shift 07:00 am – 12:30 pm : Monday to Friday

2. B.A. / B.Sc. Day shift 09:30 am – 05:00 pm : Monday to Friday

Eligibility Criteria to ApplyAs per the University of Calcutta norms and standards.

How to ApplyApplications are to be submitted online only. The cost of the form per Course is Rs. 500.00 (non-refundable) + Bank charges. One may access the college website www.thc.edu.infor online submission of the forms.

Fee Structure (B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com.) HonoursFee-structure for students of B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com. Honours courses for 2021-2022 is as follows:

Note Any other additional fee imposed by CU or the State Govt will be payable extra, as applicable.

Payment has to be made by Demand Draft/ Banker’s Cheque / Pay Order only, drawn in favour of “The Heritage College”, payable at Kolkata within specified date to be notified by the College.Fee and other charges, once paid, will not be refunded under any circumstancesThe above fee may be revised, if so instructed by the Govt. of West Bengal.Assistance for subsidized Educational Loan from National Banks andAssistance for scholarship / financial assistance from various Government, Non-Government Organizations, and Trusts may be made available.

Approach to the CollegeThe Heritage campus is located on Chowbaga Road, behind Ruby General Hospital and halfway between Eastern Metropolitan By-pass and the Basanti Expressway. The campus is exquisitely landscaped with intertwined roads connecting various buildings inside the campus. It provides a tranquil surrounding with a backdrop of lush greenery, which on the one hand offers an aesthetically pleasing and serene atmosphere, and an intellectually stimulating environment, on the other.

Particulars B.Com.B.A.

(English)B.Sc.

(Economics)

B.Sc. (Physics / Mathematics /

Chemistry)

Tuition & Other Fees 35,000 31,500 31,500 33,000

Admission Fees (One time only 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000

Caution Deposit (One time only, refundable) 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000

Total payable at the time of admission 55,100 51,500 51,500 53,000

Semester Fee 35,100 31,500 31,500 33,000

Hostel (Optional), Seat Rent per month 4,500/5,000

Amount in Rs.

Students’ ActivitiesThe Centre for Student Affairs (CSA) has been established for the coordination and supervision of all students’ activities. The College encourages students to participate in various extra-curricular activities. Various clubs have been formed for the benefit of the students:-

(i) Debate club (ii) Art club (iii) Sports club (iv) Dance club (v) Music club (vi) Drama club (vii) Photography club. In addition, the Department of Commerce has formed The Heritage Commerce Society.

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Students performing in the Play ‘The Fortress of Men’

Students engaged in Annual Sports

Glimpses of our NSS activities organized by the THC-NSS team

Students engaged in Drama Competition

Participants during the National Conference held in 2019

Shri Debashis Bose IAS Honourable Chairman, Public Service Commission, Government of West Bengal as Chief Guest during Annual Sports 2020 (on the right)

Swami Bhudebanandaji Maharaj, former Principal, Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Narendrapur

Prof. Kaushik Gupta being felicitated by Shri P.K. Agarwal

Shri P.K. Agarwal felicitating Swami Sarvottamanandaji, VC RK Mission Vivekananda University

Shri Sanjay Agarwal felicitating Prof. (Dr) Asis Banerjee during a National Conference

VISITORSExtracurricular activities

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Prof. (Dr) Suranjan Das, VC, Jadavpur University during an inaugural session at Connexions 2018 (Students induction and Orientation programme)

Shri P.K. Agarwal felicitating Prof. (Dr) Mamata Ray (Chaudhuri) in the presence of Dr. P.R. Bhattacharya

Shri Bobby Chakraborty during a seminar

Shri H.K. Chaudhary felicitating Swami Suparnanandaji Maharaj during a National Conference

Swami Vedatitanandaji Maharaj, Ramakrishna Mission Shilpamandira, Belur

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