Migration of Students
Recognition of Degrees from Other Institutions
Registration of Students
Scholarships, Medals and Prizes
Endowment medals, prizes and scholarships

General Rules for All Admissions


1. Application forms may be obtained, either in person or through a messenger, from the University Information j Counter on paying the notified fee during working hours (11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 2-30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Mondays to Fridays, and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays). Forms may be also obtained by.post on sending a crossed demand draft for the requisite amount drawn in favour of 'Jadavpur University' and accompanied by a self-addressed stamped (Rs.4) envelope (size: 2'5 cm. x 10 cm.). The remittance should be sent to the Senior Superintendent, Information office, Jadavpur University, Kolkata-700 032.

All application forms must be properly filled in. Incomplete or irregular forms will be rejected.

2. Applications received after the last date will not be entertained.

3. Acceptance of the application does not guarantee issue of admit card or call to interview or admission test, let alone actual admission. The application fee is not refundable under any circumstance.

4. The original admit card (for age verification) and original mark sheet of the last qualifying public examination, with all other relevant documents, are to be produced at the time of written test or Interview and also, if the candidate is selected, at the time of admission.

5. Any candidate who does not satisfy the criteria of eligibility will not be considered for admission, even if he/she appears at the written test or interview or is selected by mistake.

6. Candidates must report for the written test or interview half an hour before the scheduled time. Grant of interview does not confer right to admission.

7. A candidate will get full refund of payment if he/she surrenders his/her admission within 15 days from the date of admission.

8. Hostel accommodation is not assured.

9. Candidates are advised to read carefully the Information Brochure issued along with all prescribed application forms.

10. Admissions to all courses of study are made strictly in order of merit on the basis of marks obtained at the last qualifying public examination and lor the Joint Entrance Examination or the admission test plus viva-voce/
interview, as applicable. Failure to appear at the interview or viva-voce, where held, will cancel the candidates right to admission.

11. If a candidate is granted provisional admission pending publication of the results of the last public examination, his/her admission is liable to be cancelled if he/she does not submit proof of having passed the examination (fulfilling the minimum requirement of marks, if any) within the stipulated period after admission or of classes, as the case may be.

12.Notifications for admission to all courses of studies are published in leading newspapers.

13. The conditions for eligibility, and rules and regulations for admissions, may be altered and modified from time to time; subject to the approval of the Executive Council and / or Court of the University. Such changes and' modifications will supersede the information in this Prospectus.

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Migration of Students

New entrants whose last public examination was under another university (or, for undergraduate admissions, under i a board or council other than the West Bengal Council for Higher Secondary Education) will have to submit a Migration Certificate from the board/council/university last attended positively within 4 (four) months from the date of admission to this University, failing which their provisional admission is liable to be cancelled.

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Recognition of Degrees from Other Institutions

For purposes of admission, degrees and diplomas of all Indian universities established by statute and recognized by the University Grants Commission are generally recognized as equivalent to those awarded by similar examinations, degrees and diplomas of Jadavpur University. In case of uncertainty or dispute, all questions of equivalence are determined by the Committee set up by the University for the purpose.

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Registration of Students

1. Students in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology are not allowed to change their subject of study after admission. In other Faculties, a student shall not ordinarily be allowed to change his/her Honours or Subsidiary subject unless the same is applied for and permitted , within 30 working days of the commencement of classes. Such application shall be made to the Dean of the Faculty, who will decide on the case in consultation with the Heads of the Departments concerned.

2. Admission once taken shall be counted to be for one whole academic session, and the student shall be liable to pay all dues up to the end of the session.

3. A student who, owing to some unavoidable reason, is unable to continue his/her studies for part of the session, may be permitted to have his/her name withdrawn from the rolls with effect from the month in which he/she applies, provided he/she has paid all dues for and up to the previous month, He/she will be eligible for readmission in the following session without having to pay any dues for the unexpired period of the previous session.

    Such students should apply for and take readmission within three weeks of publication of results of the previous year's examination, provided that in an appropriate case the Faculty Council may grant such relaxation of the period as it may deem fit.

4.A student may be permitted to migrate from the University after payment of all dues up to the month In which he/she migrates.

5. No student is allowed to withdraw except as under clauses 3 and 4 above.

6. A student who has already obtained the Master's Degree from an Indian university is not eligible for admission to the Master's course of this University in the same subject in which he/she has obtained such degree. Such student may, however, be admitted to the Master's course in any other subject if he/she satisfies the requirements for admission to such course.

7.No undergraduate or postgraduate student of this University shall simultaneously pursue any other course of study leading to a degree in this or any other University.

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Scholarships, Medals and Prizes

N.B.: Only regular students (i.e., those who are not casual students or repeaters in the same class) will be eligible for the award of a prize or medal. If the candidate otherwise qualifying for such a prize or medal is excluded on these grounds, the medal will be awarded to the next candidate in order of merit.

University Scholarships, Medals and Prizes

1. (a) Faculties of Arts and Science:
Scholarships in the form of free-studentships for the next session will be awarded to the: students standing first and second in each subject in the following examinations, provided they obtain at least 60% marks in the aggregate.

      a) Faculty of Arts
           B.A. Part I examination
           B.A. Part II examination
           B.A. Final examination, provided such students continue their study in the            postgraduate course at this University. The scholarship will continue for two            consecutive sessions.

       b) Faculty of Science
            First B.Sc. (First & Second Semesters combined)
            Inter B.Sc. (First & Second Semesters combined) . .
            B.Sc. Final (First & Second Semester combined), provided such students             continue their study in the postgraduate course at this University. The             scholarship will continue for two consecutive sessions.

   (b) Faculty of Engineering and Technology:
Scholarships in the form of free-studentships for the next session will be awarded to the students securing positions as follows in the following examinations, provided they obtain at least 70% marks in the Annual examination. All these scholarships are of one year's tenure. Further continuation of the scholarship is subject to scoring over 70% marks in the subsequent examinations as well.

First and Intermediate examination in Engineering: 1st and 2nd positions in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering; 1st positions in Chemical Engineering and Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

First and Intermediate examination in Architecture: 1st position

First and Intermediate examination in Metallurgical Engineering: 1st position

First and Intermediate examination in Pharmacy: 1st position

Preliminary examination in Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering, and
Instrumentation & Electronics Engineering: 1st positions.

B.E. Part I: 1st and 2nd positions in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering; 1st positions in Chemical Engineering and Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

B.Arch. Part I: 1st position

B. Met. E. Part I: 1st position

B.Pharm. Part I: 1st position

B. Tech. Part I: 1st positions in Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering and
Instrumentation & Electronics Engineering

If a candidate at the time of award, by virtue of his/her results in the last school- leaving or University Examination, is enjoying a free-studentship awarded by the Government or some authority other than this University, the terms of which
exclude his/her enjoying any other scholarship, he/she will be given a certificate of merit.

2. The University will award medals to all candidates securing first position in order of merit in the Bachelor's degree or Master's degree examination of the University in any subject, provided that they have been placed in the first class. In adjudging places of merit, the results of supplementary examinations will not be taken into consideration - i.e., only those who have passed the examination at first chance will be considered for award.

By the First Ordinances under the Jadavpur University Act, 1981, only regular students shall be eligible for the award of any medal. ('Regular student shall mean a student who is not enrolled as a casual student and is not a repeater in the same class.) In case the candidate otherwise qualifying for award of a medal is not a regular student, it shall be awarded to the next candidate. However, teachers and teacher-trainees who are candidates for the Master's degree in Engineering or Technology will be eligible for the award of medals for standing first in the University examination, provided they have passed the examination in not more than three consecutive years, not having failed to pass any of their M.E. or M. Tech.examinations.

3. Prizes will be awarded to students occupying the first five places in the B.A. Part II Examination in each subject, provided they secure not less than 50% marks in the aggregate.

4. Prizes will be awarded to students securing places as detailed below in the "First and Intermediate Engineering Examination, Preliminary Examination in Food Technology and Biochemical Engineering, and Preliminary and Intermediate Examinations in Pharmacy. No prize will be awarded to a repeater, or a
student who has not passed in all papers of the examination in the regular course.     Chemical Engineering: first eight places
    Electronics & Telecommunication: first six places
    Electrical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering: first ten places
    Pharmacy, Metallurgical Engineering, Architecture, Production Engineering,     Computer Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, Electronic Engineering,     Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering, B.E. Part I, B.Tech. Part I, B.Arch     Part I, B.Pharm Part I: first five places

5. Prizes will be awarded to the following students in the Faculty of Science, provided they obtain not less than 50% marks in the aggregate:
    First B.Sc. (First & Second Semesters combined): Students occupying the first five     places
    Inter B.Sc. (First and Second Semester combined): Students occupying the first     five places
    M.Sc. (Part I) Students occupying the first places in Chemistry, Geological     Sciences and Physics and the first two places in Mathematics.

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Endowment medals, prizes and scholarships

Medals

1. Purna Chandra Laha Memorial Silver Medal for the best all-r.ound graduate of the University.

2. Alumni Association Gold Centred Medal for the best all-round graduate of the year.

3. Pratibhamoyee Gold Medal for the best all-round female graduate of the year.

4. Asoke Kumar Sarma Memorial Tr0phy for the best sportsman of the year.

5. B.D. Mukherjee Memorial Gold-Centred Silver Medal for the best all-round postgraduate student of the University.

6. Satyaranjan-Anima Bhattacharya Gold-Centred Silver Medal for the hjghestaggregate marks among all the courses of the M.A. examination.

7. Sarojini-Radhakanta Majundar Memorial Gold Centred Silver Medal for securing highest marks among all the courses of the M.A. examination.

8. Satish Chandra De Gold Medal for standing first in the first class with the highest aggregate of marks among all the courses of the M.A. examination.

9. Surendra-Prabha Memorial Gold Medal for the girl student with highest aggregate marks among all the courses of the M.A. examination.

10. Puspa Roy Gold Medal for obtaining highest marks in the first class among the women students of all courses in the M.A. examination.

11. Jogendra Nath Das Memorial Gold Centred Medal for standing first in English in the M.A. examination.

12. Bonomali Biswas Memorial Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the Shakespeare paper in the M.A. examination in English.

13. Dr D.C. Biswas Memorial Gold Centred Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the Shakespeare paper in the M.A. examination in English.

14. Prof. Gopal Haldar Memorial Gold Centred Silver Medal for standing first in the M.A. examination in Comparative Literature.

15.Hirendranath Datta Memorial Gold Medal for obtaining highest marks in Paper III in the M.A. examination in Comparative Literature.

16. Narendra Nath Bhattacharyya Memorial Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in Paper I in the M.A. examination in Comparative Literature.

17. Saraja Bhowmic Memorial Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the B.A. Final examination among all women students of all courses.

18. Prithwis Chandra Chakravarti Memorial Gold Centred Medal for standing first in the M.A. examination in International Relations.

19. Ratnalekha Roy Memorial Gold Centred Silver Medal for standing first in the first class I in History in the M.A. examination.

20. Sipra Barmanray Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in Russian History in the M.A. examination in History.

21. Sourindra Mohan Mukherjee Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the M.A. examination in Bengali.

22.Prof. Gourinath Sastri Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the M.A. examination in Bengali.

23. Susanta Kumar Mitra Memorial Gold Centred Medal for obtaining highest marks in the M.A. Final examination in Economics.

24. Prof. Gourinath Sastri Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the M.A. examination in Sanskrit.

25. Prof. Gopinath Bhattacharya Memorial Gold Centred Silver for the regular students standing first in the M.A. examination in Philosophy.

26. Pandit Panchanan Shastri Memorial Gold Centred Silver Medal for the regular student securing highest in the B.A. examination in Philosophy.

27. Benoy Chatterjee Memorial Medal for standing first in the first class in the BLIS examination.

28. Himani Ghosh Gold Centred Medal for obtaining highest marks in the BLIS examination.

29. Saugata Roy Choudhury Memorial Gold Centred Silver Medal for standing first in the MLIS examination.

30. Charu Chandra Mitra Silver Padak for standing first in the
B.Ed. examination.

31. Amitava Dey Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the M.E. examination in Computer Science and Engineering.

32. Sarojini Radhakanta Memorial Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining the highest percentage of marks among all the courses in the Master of Engineering examination.

33. Prof.Anupam Sen Gupta Memorial Bronze Medal for highest marks in the paper 'Pharmaceutical Chemistry' in the M.Pharm. Final examination.

34. Amitava Dey Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the Masters examination in Computer Applications.

35. Dr. B. C. Roy Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining the highest aggregate of marks among all the courses of the Bachelor of Engineering Examination.

36. Arun Kumar Bandyopadhyay Memorial Bronze Medal for obtaining the second highest aggregate of marks among all the courses of the B.E. examination.

37. M. N. Chakraborty Memorial Silver Medal for highest percentage of aggregate marks in the Intermediate Engineering examinations.

38. Sris Chandra Bir Pratap Memorial Bronze Medal for standing first in Mechanical Engineering in the B.E. examination.

39. Lalit Prava Devi Memorial Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining the highest aggregate marks in the papers 'Design of Machine Elements - I, II and III' in the B.E. Final examination in Mechanical Engineering.

40. S. M. Bose Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the Paper on 'Machine Tools' in the B.E. Final examination in Mechanical Engineering.

41. Jyotish Chandra Maitra Memorial Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the subject 'Engineering Mechanics' in the B.E. examination in Mechanical Engineering.

42. Worthington Pump India Ltd. Gold-Plated Silver Medal for oQtaining the highest aggregate marks in the papers 'Fluid Mechanics - I and II' and 'Fluid Power and Control' in the B.E. Final examination in Mechanical Engineering.

43. Jatindra Krishna Bronze Medal for standing first in Chemical Engineering in the B.E. examination.

44. Chemical Engineering Diamond Jubilee Gold Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Chemical Engineering.

45. Chittaranjan Khastagir Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Chemical Engineering.

46. Bandana Ghosh Memorial Gold-Centred Silver Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Chemical Engineering.

47. Dr Hiralal Roy Smriti Padak for obtaining highest marks in the Fourth Year Second Semester examination of the B.E. course in Chemical Engineering in the subject 'General Knowledge in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering' and viva-voce examination.

48.Sudhakar Barman Smriti Bronze Medal for standing first in the Paper 'Industrial Chemistry I' in the B.E. examination in Chemical Engineering.

49. Barindra Memorial Bronze Medal for obtaining highest marks in the Papers 'Electric Power Distribution' and 'Power System Performance' taken together in the B.E. Final examination in Electrical Engineering.

50. M. N. Chakraborty Memorial Bronze Medal for obtaining highest marks in the paper 'Electric Power System III' in the B.E. examination in Electrical Engineering.

51. Ganesh Janani Debi Memorial Bronze Medal of obtaining highest marks in 'Electrical Machines II' and 'Electrical Machines III' in the B.E. Part I and Final examinations in Electrical Engineering.

52. Ashoke Memorial Bronze Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Electrical Engineering.

53. Bipinbehari-Malatimala Rakshit Memorial Bronze Medal for obtaining the second highest marks in the B.E. Final examination in Electrical Engineering.

54. B.N. Paui Memorial Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the
subject 'Electric Drives' in the B.E. examination in Electrical Engineering (Day Course).

55. Subodh Kumar Basu Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in Electrical Engineering Laboratory I Sessional work in the final and pre-final year classes plus the practical examination papers of the B.E. examination in Electrical Engineering.

56.Surendranath Poddar Gold-Centred Silver Medal for the students of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering who secure highest marks in the subject 'Engineering Economics and Costing' in the B.E. Final examination.

57. Sankar Das Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the B.E. Final examination in Metallurgical Engineering.

58.Sankar Das Memorial Silver Medal for standing second in the B.E. Final examination in Metallurgical Engineering.

59. Sankar Das Memorial Bronze Medal for standing third in the B.E. Final examination in Metallurgical Engineering.

60.Pran Kumar Bhattacharya Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the B.E.
examination in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.

61. Prof. Sudhangshu Deb Memorial Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining the highest aggregate of marks in the papers 'Integrated Electronic Ci.rcuit' ad 'VLSI Circuit' taken together in the B.E. Final examination in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.

62.Uma Rani Ghosh Bronze Medal for obtaining highest marks in the Paper 'Industrial Electronics and Process Control Engineering' in theB.E. Fina\ in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering.

63. T.P. Saha Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining highest total marks in the theoretical papers in the B.E. Final examination in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.

64. Bhupendra Nath Nandi Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Printing Engineering.

65. Coats India Ltd. Gold-Centred Silver Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Printing Engineering.

66. Coats India Ltd. Silver Medal for standing second in the B.E. examination in Printing Engineering.

67. Bhaskarlal Chakraborty Smriti Padak for standing first in the B.E. examination in Printing Engineering.

68. lEE-Calcutta Centre Gold-Centred Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the paper relating to electronic publishing or allied papers in the B.E. examination in Printing Engineering.

69.Swapan Kumar Gupta Memorial Bronze Medal for standing first in the B.Tech. Final examination in Instrumentation and Electronics Engineering.

70. Louis Pasteur Gold-Centred Silver Medal for securing the highest (but at least 70%) marks in Water Supply and Food Plant Sanitation in the B. Tech. examination in Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering.

71. Hiralal Roy Gold-Centered Silver Medal, for the student securing the highest marks in Biochemical Engineering in the B.Tech. examination in Food Technology and Biochemical Engineering.

72. Swapan Chandra Memorial Gold Centered Medal for obtaining highest marks in the Paper 'Design of Cone & Design of Metal Structure II' in the B.E. examination in Civil Engineering.

73. Prof. Santimoy Neogi Memorial Gold Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Civil Engineering.

74. Sarada Memorial Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in the special paper 'Environment Pollution and Control and Advance Wastewater Engineering' in the B.E. Final examination in Civil Engineering.

75. Prabhatkumar-Upendra Memorial Gold-Centred Silver Medal for standing first in the B.E. examination in Construction Engineering.

76. Aloke Kumar Sarkar Memorial Bronze Medal for the student considered to be the best in every respect at the time of promotion from the First Year to the Second Year Class of the Engineering Degree Course.

77. Premananda Das Memorial Bronze Medal for standing first in the Bachelor of Pharmacy examination.

78. Durlav Krishna Roy Memorial Bronze Medal for standing first in the Bachelor of Pharmacy examination. 79. Prof. Anupam Sen Gupta Memorial Bronze Medal for obtaining highest marks in the papers 'Medicinal Chemistry I and II' in the Bachelor of Pharmacy Final examination.

80. S.N. Bando Memorial Gold Medal for obtaiing the highest aggregate marks among all the courses in the M.Sc. examination.
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81. D.N. Dutta Memorial Gold Medal for obtaiing the highest aggregate marks among all the courses in the M.Sc.
examination.

82. Dr. Subhangshu Kumar Banerji Memorial Gold Medal for obtaining the highest maximum aggregate marks in the M.Sc. examination in Mathematics.

83. Sushila Bala Memorial Silver Medal fot standing first in the M.Sc. examination in Physics.

84. Prof. S.N.Bose Memorial Silver Medal for obtaining the highest marks in the theoretical papers in the M.Sc. examination in Physics.

85. D.M. Bose Memorial Silver Medal for standing first in the special papers on "Nuclear PhysiGs and Cosmic Rays" (Theoretical and Practical) in the M.Sc. examination in Physics.

86. Promotha Nath Bose Memorial Silver Medal for standing first in the M.Sc. examination in Applied Geology.

87. Sibapriya Chatterjee Memorial Gold Centered Medal for standing first in Physics in the B.Sc. examination.

88. Dwarika Nath Dey Memorial Gold Centred Silver Medal for the highest aggregate of marks among regular students in the B.Sc. examination in Physics.

89. Pramatha Nath Bose Bronze Medal for standing first in Geological Sciences in the B.Sc. examination.

90. Kali Prasanna Dasgupta Memorial Silver Medal for standing first in the Special Paper on "Nuclear Physics and Cosmic Rays" (Theoretical and Practical combined) in the M.Sc. Examination in Physics.

91. Prof. Bidyut Kamal Bhattacharyya Memorial Silver Medal for obtaining highest marks in Organic Chemistry (Theoretical and Practical combined) in the M.Sc. examination in Chemistry.

Prizes

1. Late Bishnu Charan Basu Book Prizes: two prizes of equal amount to be given to the students standing first in the B.A. and M.A. Final examinations respectively, provided they obtain at least 55% marks in the aggregate.

2. Nripendra Chandra Bandyopadhyay Memorial Book Prize for standing first in the M.A. examination in Comparative Literature.

3. Hemendra Kumar Rakshit Memorial Prize for standing first in the B.A. examination in Political Science.

4. Olive I. Reddick Annual Prize for obtaining highest marks in ~merican History and with at least 55% marks in the aggregate in the other papers in the M.A. examination in History.

5. Arun Biswas Memorial Prize for the student obtaining highest marks in the paper on eighteenth-century literature in the B.A. English Honours examination.

6. Krishna Kripalani Award for standing first in the B.A. English Honours examination.

7 Annapurna Memorial Book Prizes: Two prizes of equal value for the two students obtaining highest aggregate marks in the B.E. Final examination in Electrical Engineering.

8. Nityabrata Paul Memorial Book Prize to a residential student of the University in the Faculty of Engineering & Technology adjudged by the Vice-Chancellor to have done some outstanding social work during the year ending on the 30th June previous to the date of award.

9. Satyadev Loghani Book Prizes: Book prizes of Rs. 50 each to be awarded every year to the students standing First in B.M.E., B.E.E., B.Ch.E., B.C.E., B.E.Tel.E., B. Pharmacy, B.Tech. (Food Technology & Bio-Chemical Engineering) and M.Sc. (Applied Geology).

10. Radhika Prasanna Majumdar Award for a deserving First Year student in Mechanical Engineering who has obtained not less than 60% marks in the aggregate in the School- leaving examination

11. C. N. Neogy Award to three poor and deserving students for meeting tuition fees of the Electrical Engineering Course.

12. Nistarini Education Trust Prizes: Two prizes of Rs.250 each for students of the Faculty of Engineering & Technology on a rotational basis every year from each department of the Faculty.

13. Asok Kumar Sharma Book Prize: A book prize of Rs.1 00 or a lump sum award to a student of the Pre-final year class in Civil Engineering for obtaining the highest aggregate in Sessionals plus marks in the subject 'Building Planning and Construction' in the Intermediate Engineering Examination.

14. Sumana Memorial Prize for the best student in Chemical Plant Design and Project Engineering in the B.E. 'II! Final examination in Chemical Engineering.

15. Harabilash Book Prize for standing first among girl students in the M.Sc. Examination in Mathematics.

16. Dr. A.K. Majumder Felicitation Book Prize for obtaining the highest aggregate marks in the B.Sc. Final Chemistry Honours Examination.

Scholarships and Stipends

1. Jadavpur University Alumni Association (US Chapter) Scholarships: awarded to one student of Geological Science, one student of Economics and four students from the Faculty of Science and Technology.

2. D.N. Guha Thakurta Memorial Scholarships: awarded to three students of all faculties.

3. Charu Chandra Bose Memorial Scholarships: for two students of the Faculty of Science, standing first and second in order of merit, and one in the Faculty of Engineering & Technology standing first in order of merit, whose guardians' income does not exceed Rs.500 per month.

4. C.K. Bose and K.M. Bose Stipends: awarded to two students of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology. 4. Sundar Das Loghani Scholarships of Rs.200/- each to be awarded to twelve students of the Engineering Degree Courses on the basis of 'merit-cum-means'.

5. Surendra Nath Nandan Memorial Fund: for award to a poor but meritorious student of the Four Year class of the Engineering Degree Courses.

6. Anusilan Samity Commemoration Stipend: to be awar~ed as financial aid to poor and meritorious Final Year students in the Faculty of Engineering & Technology.

7. Dwijendra Memorial Fund: to be awarded as scholarships to twelve indigent but meritoious Bengali Hindu and/ or Bengali Brahmo students of the Faculty of Engineering & Technology.

8.Surendra Nath Ghosh Memorial Schol,arship: to be awarded to an Electrical Engineering graduate for practical training abroad.

9.Upendra Chandra Ghosh Stipends of Rs.15/- each per month for five Bengali Hindu Students in the Engineering Degree Course.

10. Harry Kuljian Scholarships of Rs.180 per annum Bc to be awarded to one student from each year of the 4- Year Degree Course in Mechanical
Engineering except the First Year class.

11. Karuna Kumar Acharjee Stipend: a stipend of Rs.50/- per month for the best student in the final year tea Bachelor's course in Pharmacy, to be determined on performance in the examination at the end of the Pre- final year class.

12. Ganguram Varma Memorial Stipend (Scholarship): one stipend to a poor but meritorious student of the Fourth Prc Year class of the Engineering Degree Courses.

13. Charu Chandra Mitra Scholarship: from an endowment for awarding scholarships to as deserving students in the Faculty of Engineering & Technology.

14. Late S.R. Mundra Memorial Scholarship: a merit-cum-means scholarship of Rs.50 p.m. to a Final Year Electrical Engineering student for an academic year of two Semesters.

15. Jaminikanta Mitra Scholarships: two scholarships for final year students in the Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.

16. Parthasarathi Ghosh Memorial Scholarship: to the student standing first in the B.E. examination in Civil Engineering.

17. Ashalata Scholarship: awarded to a student of the Chemical Engineering Department on the basis of merit cum financial need.

18. Kunj Kusum Scholarships: three scholarships to poor but meritorious students of the B. Tech. Courses to be selected on the basis of their results in the B.Sc. Examination.

19. Snehalata Datta Scholarship: awarded to a student of the Department of Bengali.

20. Subhra Paul Roy Scholarship: to a poor but meritorious student of the postgraduate Bengali class.

21. Bhupendranath Nandi and Bhupati Ranjan Nandi Memorial Scholarship: to the student for standing first in the first class in the BUS examination.

22. Nirmal Chandra Law Scholarships: awarded to poor and meritorious students of the bat First Year postgraduate classes (on~ in Arts and one in. Science), to be continued in the eci Second Year on satisfactory progress in study and good conduct.

23. Sailabala Biswas Memoria.! Scholarships of Rs.1000/- each to two female postgraduate students of the Natural Sciences who have secured at least B+ marks in the Honours examination.

24. Professor Gourinath Sastri Memorial Scholarships of Rs.5000/- per annum to two postgraduate students of EI Sanskrit on the basis of merit-cum-means.

25. Sarajubala Dey, Karnabala Pal, Dwarkanath Dey, Anathnath Dey, Amiyanath Dey and Anilnath Dey Book Th Prizes of Rs.500/- each to undergraduate students on the basis of merit-cum-means. The entire amount can pe also be given to a single student in case of urgent need.

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