• In case of Board/Council other than W.B.C.H.S.E., a candidate shall have to pass in five recognised subjects of full marks not being less than 100 each of which one shall be English. A candidate passing in four subjects shall not be eligible to such admission to the course.
• Marks obtained in top-four subjects shall be considered to ascertain the aggregate marks of a candidate passing the examination under grade system. Also for candidates passing H.S. (10+2) Examination from the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education under old system, marks obtained in top-four subjects shall be considered to determine the aggregate marks.
• Marks obtained in Environmental Education as a compulsory subject at the H.S. (10 + 2) Examination conducted by the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent shall not be taken into account for calculation of the aggregate marks in top-four subjects for the purpose of admission.
• Candidates who passed 10+2 Examination or its equivalent Examination in 2011 and onwards are eligible to seek admission to the 1st year of the above-mentioned Courses of Studies provided she has also passed in English having full marks not being less than 100.
• A candidate shall be allowed to take up the subject(s) under heading '(A)' if she has passed the subject(s) under heading '(B)' at the previous qualifying examination
  Table - I

  Sl. No.	A	Sl. No.	B
  1.	Mathematics	1.	Mathematics / Business Mathematics of ISC
  2.	Physics	2.	Physics and Mathematics
  3.	Chemistry	3.	Chemistry
  4.	Zoology	4.	Zoology / Biology / Biotechnology
  5.	Botany	5.	Botany / Biology / Biotechnology
  6.	Physiology	6.	Physiology / Biology / Biotechnology
  7.	Electronics	7.	Electronics / Physics and Mathematics
  8.	Economics	8.	Mathematics / Economics / Business Mathematics
  9.	Education	9.	Related subjects: Psychology / Philosophy / Mathematics / Sociology / Economics / Political Science / History
  10.	Philosophy	10.	Philosophy / Related subject: Psychology
  11.	Sociology	11.	Related subjects : Psychology / Political Science

  
  
  Some special conditions for admission to Honours Courses in Economics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physiology

  Sl.  No.	For taking up Honours in	Must qualify in the subject(s)
  1.	Economics	Mathematics (For WBCHSE) or Mathematics or Business Mathematics (ISC board)
  2.	Mathematics	Mathematics
  3.	Chemistry	Physics Chemistry Mathematics
  4.	Physiology	Physiology or Biology or Bio-technology Chemistry

• Admission to all Honours courses will be strictly on the basis of eligibility criteria and merit.
• Applicants must produce the following documents in original at the time of admission :
  • Mark sheet
  • Admit card of the HS or equivalent examination
  • Document showing the date of birth of the applicant.
  • Transfer certificate in case the applicant already admitted in another college.
  • A letter from the guardian mentioning the name and address of a local guardian in case of an outstation applicant.

General Information for the Applicants

• For Honours Degree (General & OBC Categories):
  
  50% marks in aggregate with 45% marks in the subject or related subject (TABLE-1)* at the previous qualifying examination

  OR

  55% marks in the subject or related subject (TABLE-1)* at the previous qualifying examination and pass marks in aggregate

  OR

  50% marks in aggregate in case the candidate opting Honours in the subject which is not included in her previous qualifying examination.



• For Honours Degree (SC/ST Category):
  
  40% marks in aggregate

  OR

  40% marks in the subject and pass marks in aggregate

  OR

  40% marks in the subject or related subject (TABLE-1)* at the previous qualifying examination.
• For General Degree Courses:
  
  Applicant must qualify in H.S. or equivalent examination.

• For each Honours course two general subjects must have to be taken as subject combination.
• For each General course three subjects must have to be taken as subject combination.
• Two Compulsory Languages (1. English 2. Bengali or Hindi) are mandatory for all students (Honours and General both).
• Environment Studies is mandatory for all students.




Science Honours

Honours Subject with code	Elective (General) Subjects with code
Physics (PHSA)	Mathematics (MTMG) Chemistry (CEMG) or Electronics (ELTG)
Chemistry (CEMA)	Physics (PHSG) Mathematics (MTMG)
Mathematics (MTMA)	Physics (PHSG) Chemistry (CEMG) or Electronics (ELTG)
Economics (ECOA)	Mathematics (MTMG) Political Science (PLSG) or Education (EDCG) or Sociology (SOCG) or Film Studies (FMSG)
Geography (GEOA)	Economics (ECOG) Political Science (PLSG) or Film Studies (FMSG)
Botany (BOTA)	Zoology (ZOOG) Chemistry (CEMG) or Physiology (PHYG)
Zoology (ZOOA)	Botany (BOTG) Chemistry (CEMG) or Physiology (PHYG)
Physiology (PHYA)	Zoology (ZOOG) Chemistry (CEMG)




Humanities Honours

Honours Subject with code	Elective (General) Subjects with code
Bengali (BNGA)	History (HISG) or Philosophy (PHIG) or Journalism & Mass communication (JORG) or English Political Science (PLSG) or Education (EDCG) or Sociology (SOCG) or Film Studies (FMSG) or Sanskrit (SANG)
English (ENGA)	History (HISG) or Philosophy (PHIG) or Journalism & Mass communication (JORG) Political Science (PLSG) or Education (EDCG) or Sociology (SOCG) or Film Studies (FMSG) or Sanskrit (SANG) or Bengali (BNGG) or Hindi (HING)
Hindi (HINA)	History (HISG) or Philosophy (PHIG) or Journalism & Mass communication (JORG) Political Science (PLSG) or Education (EDCG) or Sociology (SOCG) or Film Studies (FMSG) or Sanskrit (SANG) or English (ENGG)
History (HISA)	Economics (ECOG) or Bengali (BNGG) or English (ENGG) or Hindi (HNGG) or Journalism & Mass communication (JORG) Political Science (PLSG) or Education (EDCG) or Sociology (SOCG) or Film Studies or Sanskrit or English (ENGG)
Philosophy (PHIA)	Bengali (BNGG) or English (ENGG) or Hindi (HING) Political Science (PLSG) or Education (EDCG) or Sociology (SOCG) or Film Studies (FMSG) or Sanskrit (SANG)
Political Science (PLSA)	History (HISG) or Philosophy (PHIG) or Journalism & Mass communication (JORG) Economics (ECOG) or Bengali (BNGG) or English (ENGG) or Hindi (HING) or Film Studies (FMSG) or Sanskrit (SANG)
Geography (GEOA)	Bengali (BNGG) or English (ENGG) or Hindi (HING) Political Science (PLSG) or Film Studies (FMSG)




Science General

Physical Science General

Physics (PHSG) Chemistry (CEMG) or Electronics (ELTG) Mathematics (MTMG)

Bio-Science General with Chemistry

Botany (BOTG) Zoology (ZOOG) Chemistry (CEMG)

Bio-Science General without Chemistry

Botany (BOTG) Zoology (ZOOG) Physiology (PHYG)




Humanities General

B.A. General with Geography

Geography (GEOG) Economics (ECOG) or Bengali (BNGG) or English (ENGG) Political Science (PLSG) or Film Studies (FMSG)

B.A. general without Geography

Economics (ECOG) or Bengali (BNGG) or English (ENGG) or Hindi (HING) or Sanskrit (SANG) Political Science (PLSG) or Education (EDCG) or Film Studies (FMSG) History (HISG) or Philosophy (PHIG) or Mathematics (MTMG) or Journalism & Mass Communication (JORG)

All valid applicants appearing in the Merit lists for the Honours courses must bring the following documents at the time of counselling:
• FILLED IN APPLICATION FORM [PRINTOUT OF THE FORM (2 PAGES) SUBMITTED ONLINE]
• RECIEPT OF THE APPLICATION FEE (ORIGINAL CHALLAN-RECEIPT)
• ALL DOCUMENTS (IN ORIGINAL) LIKE MARKSHEETS, ADMIT CARD FOR H.S. OR EQUIVALENT EXAMINATION, SC/ST CERTIFICATE (IF APPLICABLE), DOCUMENT SHOWING DATE OF BIRTH. ETC.
• TWO RECENT STAMP-SIZE COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS
• All applicants for the General courses (Humanities, Pure-Sc. and Bio-Sc.), appearing in the Merit Lisr may take their admission to the respective courses directly on the date mentioned [visit www.vcfw.org/brochure.mht] on the First-Come-First-Served basis. During admission, the above documents are required to produce at College Office.

• Other Relevant Information
• Comprehensive Computer courses conducted by the College are compulsory for Geography, Physics, Mathematics and Economics Honours students.
• Communicative English is compulsory for English Honours students.
• Concessions, Scholarships : Concessions in college tuition fees are granted to meritorious and economically backward students for which applications are invited during the session. Production of BPL card is mandatory for availing concession (Part).
  Concessions are available for regular students only.
  Concessions are awarded subject to regular attendance, good conduct and satisfactory results in the class/college examinations.
  All prescribed concessions and scholarships are available to students belonging to reserved and physically challenged categories as per rule.
  Mandatory requirements:
  • BPL Card
  • Income certificate of parents
  • Original Medical Certificate [as and when required]
  • Original Caste Certificate [as and when required]
• Candidate should note that
  • No application form(s) without bank challan(s) will be accepted.
  • The college reserves the right to admission. Submission of the application form along with requisite fees does not guarantee admission of the applicant.
  • The applicants must note that all admissions are provisional and subject to C.U approval.
  • Any false information furnished in the application form is a punishable offence and renders the cancellation of the candidature though she gets admitted.
  • After getting admission if a candidate wishes to discontinue her studies or wants to strike out her name from this college, no money will be refunded.
  • Ragging in all forms are liable to appropriate disciplinary action.
  • Eligibility to appear in C.U. Examinations are subject to attendance in college as per C.U. norms as follows
  • Acandidate attending less than 75% but not below 60% of attendance in one or more subjects/groups of subjects shall be declared as NON-COLLEGIATE and may be allowed to appear at the concerned examination on payment of requisite Non-Collegiate fees.
  • A candidate attending less than 60% lectures delivered and practical classes held in one or more subject(s)/group(s) of subjects shall be declared as DISCOLLEGIATE and shall be debarred from appearing at the C.U. Examination.
  • Attendance in a subject/group of subjects shall be counted from the date of commencement of classes or admission to the course whichever is later.