• Rabindra Sangeet - 101
• Vocal Music - 103
• Dance – 98
• Drama – 54
• Instrumental Music - 31
  Includes the musical instruments: Sitar, Sarod, Violin, Flute, Esraj, Harmonium, Santoor and Guitar (Hawaiian)
• Percussion – 31
  Includes the musical instruments: Tabla, Pakhwaj and Khole)
• Western Classical Music – 25
  Includes the musical instruments: Piano, Violin, Guitar

(Note: SC, ST, PWD, OBC-A, OBC-B reservations as per government rules).

Candidates who have passed the H.S. Examination or its equivalent with special aptitude in the concerned subject are eligible to apply.

At the undergraduate level of studies under the Faculty of Arts, students will have to take up any 1(one) out of the following Generic Elective Course of 200 marks each as per CBCS syllabus- structure notified by the University Grants Commission guidelines.

Pool of Elective Subjects:

Sl. No.	Subject	Sl. No.	Subject	Sl. No.	Subject
1.	English	6.	Philosophy	11.	Drama
2.	Bengali	7.	Economics	12.	Dance
3.	Sanskrit	8.	History	13.	Vocal Music
4.	Political Science	9.	Rabindra Sangeet	14.	Instrumental Music
5.	Percussion	10.	Mass Communication & Videography

Note:

• No student is allowed to choose the subject as Elective which is his/her Honours subject, i.e. A student of English Honours cannot take English as Elective subject any more. He/she will have to choose any other subject as his/her Elective subject out of the given Pool of Elective subjects.
• Other than usual fees, additional fees of Rs. 2000/- will have to be paid by the students opting to take up Journalism & Mass Communication as Elective subject within one month from the date of his/her admission.
• Application for change of Generic Elective Course may be made within 1(one) month from the date of commencement of class.

Subjects: Admission to the B.A. programmes in the Subjects of Rabindra Sangeet, Vocal Music, Dance, Drama, Instrumental Music, Percussion & Western Classical Music would be made through admission test.

Total score of Admission Test and previous Academic Achievement would be 100.

• Admission Test: Full marks/score - 80 (including theory, practical etc)
• Academic Achievement: H.S/Class 12 or its equivalent (Best 4 subjects other than Environmental Studies) - 20 (score)

Aggregate of the total score (a + b = total score) will be counted towards preparation of provisional merit lists which will be subject to verification.

Admission Test:
Admission Test would be taken in 2 (two) phases as noted below:

• Phase-I (Practical Test in off-line mode)-- Full marks/score: 50
• Phase-II (Written Theoretical Test in off-line mode)--Full marks/score: 30

Academic Achievement:
Admission Test would be taken in 2 (two) phases as noted below:

• Academic marks of H.S. or its equivalent (Best 4 subjects)--Full score: 20

The candidates obtaining at least 40% each in (i) Practical (30% for SC/ST/OBC-A&B/PWD candidates) would qualify in the 1st phase of Admission Test and then only the qualified candidates would be eligible for the (ii) Written Test having the same qualifying marks provisioned for Practical test. The result of the qualified candidates would be published on the University website.

Aggregate of the total score [(a)(i) + (a)(ii) + b = total score] would be counted towards preparation of merit lists which would be subject to verification.

• Total Course fee of 6 (six) Semesters: Rs. 5945 /- excluding examination fees
• Course fee to be paid at the time of admission in the 1st Semester: Rs. 1665/- excluding examination fees.

The applicants are advised to follow the instructions noted hereunder while filling up the Application Forms online:

• In order to apply online, applicants have to register themselves first.
• During registration, applicant will be asked to provide an e-mail id and a mobile number, these must be valid ones because initial login password will be sent to the provided e-mail id and mobile number via SMS, and in future, all correspondences in this regard may be made to this e-mail id and the given mobile no. via SMS.
• Applicants must provide valid email id & mobile number. else the registration process will not be completed.
• After registration, the password will be sent to the registered e-mail id and mobile number.
• It is recommended that the applicant should change their password on the first log in, if required.
• After successful login, applicant will be required to select course(s) he / she may wish to apply and check the eligibility first. Once found eligible he / she can fill up rest of the Admission Form.
• An applicant will be required to upload scanned copy of mark sheet of Secondary and Higher Secondary Examination, his / her scanned Photograph and Signature during filling up the admission form; therefore, he/she is advised to keep these ready before filling up the admission form.
• An applicant will be required to upload video clippings of his/her performance in the concerned subject as per instruction given in the notification.
• If the applicant does not have all required information at the time of filling the form, he/she can save the incomplete application as a draft (by clicking on ‘Next’ or ‘Previous’ button) and log out. Later, by login back to his/her account again he/she may complete the rest of application form.
• After filling up all required information to submit the same, applicant must agree with the given declaration, clicking on check box. It is important to note that, once it is submitted, the information already entered cannot be altered under any circumstances. Therefore, they are advised to be sure about the accuracy and relevance of the filled up information before clicking the submit button.
• After Submission of the application, applicant will be able to download or take print out of the filled up ‘Application Form’ bearing the AIN (Application Identification Number) and his / her other information.
• The automatically generated AIN (Application Identification Number) number shall be treated as unique identification number for an application during the admission process. Therefore, any Application Form erroneously downloaded and printed without automatically generated AIN (Application Identification Number) will not be accepted under any circumstances.
• The applications, once applied by the Applicant cannot be cancelled or altered.