Honours Courses

The college offers Honours Courses in 5 subjects namely - English, Bengali, History, Education & Geography.

General Courses

The college offers General Courses in 7 (seven) subjects in B.A namely - Bengali, English, History, Geography Education, Philosophy & Political Science.

College Session

The college Session Begins on 1st July of Every Year & Terminates on 30th June of Every Year.

General Courses: (Any three) :

• Elective Bengali or Elective English
• History
• Geography or Philosophy
• Education or Political Science.

Honours in Bengali

Elective subjects : (any two)

• History
• Philosophy or Geography
• Education or Political Science.

Honours in Geography

Elective subjects : (any two)

• History
• Education / Political Science.
• Elective Bengali or Elective English.

Honours in Education

Elective subjects : (any two)

• History
• Philosophy or Geography
• Elective Bengali or Elective English.
• Political Science.

Honours in English

Elective subjects : (any two)

• History
• Geography or Philosophy
• Education or Pol.Science
• Elective Bengali

Present Intake Capacity of Subjects

Honours Courses : (1+1+1 System):

B.A Part-I (For one year) Total Marks = 550

B.A Part-II (For one year) Total Marks = 600

Two honours paper (paper III & paper IV) 100X2 = 200

Two general paper

• Rest of two 100X2 = 200
• Rest of two 100X2 = 200

B.A Part-III (For one year) Total Marks = 400

Four honours papers (paper V,VI,VII.VIII) 100X4 = 400

General Courses : (1+1+1 System):

B.A Part-I (For one year) Total Marks = 450

B.A Part-II (For one year) Total Marks = 600

Three Elective Subjects (paper IV th I each subjects) 100X3X2 = 600

B.A Part-III (For one year) Total Marks = 300

Thee Elective Subjects (paper I,II,& III) 100X3 = 300

Students applying for admission are advised to come personally along with their guardians and with the relevant and valid documents.
Application for admission should be made immediately after the publication of the results of the higher secondary examination. Application forms are available from the college office and each application must be accompanied by the following documents as may be required in each particular case:

• Madhyamik admit card.
• H. S Marksheet.
• Two copies Passport size Photographs (3 copies for Geography students).
• Transfer certificate for students coming from other college.
• SC/ST Certificate.
• Original School Leaving Certificate.

A student seeking admission a year or more after his/her appearance at any University or Board of Examination shall submit a certificate from any responsible person to the effect that he/she had not been admitted to any other College in the intervening period and that his/her conduct had been satisfactory.

Migrating Students

Students from other University or Board may be provisionally admitted their provisional admission is liable to be cancelled if the fair to submit the necessary documents required by the University. They are –

• Permission to migrate from the original University or Board
• Pass Certificate for examination at which he/she appeared last.
• In case the pass certificate is not available, the original Marksheet and the Admit Card will have to be submitted. Admission may be refused to an applicant without any reason being assigned.

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Vivekananda College,Madhyamgram was established in 1986.It is named Vivekananda College to pay our homage to Swami Vivekananda,the great patriot and social reformer ,and eternal embodiment of the soul of India and a great inspiring force behind the making of modern India.

Our college is a co- educational day general degree college affiliated to the West Bengal State University. It is situated in a calm and quiet atmosphere and is far from markets, stations, cinema halls and other disturbing factors. At the same time it is within the locality where all modern amenities are available. It stands on the eastern side of the Jessore Road, National High Way No-34, about 1km from either Madhyamgram or Hridaypur railway station on Sealdah-Bongaon section. It is about 18 km away from Calcutta and is connected with the city, the capital of West Bengal both by bus routes and train services.

The college has now its own building (two storied) & women's hostel, canteen for student & staff surrounded by boundary walls. General courses in Arts and Honours courses in English, Bengali, History, Geography and Education are taught here. But behind this achievement there is a history — a history of struggle a history of dedication and sacrifice of some good souls of our locality.