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The Department of Sanskrit exists effectively but silently without raising hue and cry, being surrounded by other departments with more faculty and student strength. Sanskrit, being a classical subject and probably due to lesser demands in job markets, does not draw as many students as it used to have even a few decades earlier. Despite these odds, the lone teacher of the Department did properly negotiate the burden of departmental obligations and academic development. Sanskrit is the only department in our College which does not offer Honours course to students but the department is carrying a rich tradition and legacy as it is one of the older departments of the College.
- 3 Year B.A. General Course in Sanskrit
- The department has its own library which is quite rich in collection of books and journals. Lecture method is normally followed. Apart from this procedure, tutorial classes and home assignment are also arranged by the faculty. Teachers are available beyond class hours and during vacations for academic interaction with students.
- Teachers participate in the programmes organized by the UGC Sponsored Remedial Coaching Classes and Career and Counseling cell.
Students largely come from rural background from low and middle-income group. Students are proficient in Bengali. The subject is preferred equally by both the genders but the number of girls are higher than the boys. The Trend of Success is almost 100%.
Dr. Shila De: Kabya Literature
Dr. Shila De: Kabya Literature
Dr. Shila De has published a Paper titled "The Place Sekaasubhodaya in Sanskrit Literature" Published in Samaj Bharati, published by Howrah Sanskrit Sahitya Samaj
| Name of the Teacher | Designation | Phone No | |
| Dr. Shila De | Associate Professor | ||
| Sebika Nag | Part-Time Teacher | ||
| vacant |
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