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Botany

Brief History

The Department of Botany came to existence in the 1984-85 session with 256 seats in +2 wings. Botany was introduced in the 1989-90 session with 48 affiliated seats. The department became full-fledged when Honors teaching was imparted in session 2001-02 with 16 seats, which was enhanced to 24 seats in session 2018-19.

Mode of Teaching

  • Classroom teaching
  • Practical class demonstration
  • Seminar classes
  • Proctorial classes
  • Remedial classes
  • Project presentation
  • Field work
  • Study tour

Seminar Library

Seminar Library contains more than 50 donated books for seminar students.

courses offered

Three Years Under Graduate (UG) course with 24 seats Honors with effect from 2018-19.

Program

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

Sl No Name of the Faculties Qualification Designation Date of Joining Date of Relieve Specialization No of years of experience
1 Binari Bhari Sahoo M.SC. Lecturer 10.01.1986 20.07.1998 . 12 years
2 Biraja Prasan Sarangi M.SC. LLB Lecturer 09.12.1992 30.06.2010 Plant Pathology 18 years
3 Dr. Sarmistha Sahu M.SC., P.hd Lecturer 11.12.1992 31.05.2018 Plant Physiology 26 years
4 Ranjan Kumar Das M.SC. Lecturer 01.02.02011 10.08.2013 Cytogenetic 23 years
5 Kumar Khuntia M.SC. Lecturer(SSB) 08.10.2016 Continuing Biochemistry & Enzymology 27 years
6 Himansu Shekhar Routray M.Sc., M.phil Lecturer (SSB) & HOD 17.11.2016 Continuing Microbiology 3 years
7 Gourishankar Mohapatra B.SC Demonstrator 17.12.1984 Continuing Biochemistry 35 years
8 Rashmi Ranjan Das B.SC Demonstrator 17.12.1992 Continuing . 27 years
9 Md. Qadiruz Zaman B.SC Demonstrator 15.12.1992 Continuing Physiology & Biochemistry 27 years
YearNumber of students appearedNumber of students passedNumber of students Passed with 1st DivisionNumber of students passed with distinction
201215 Dec1203 /01
11. Aug. 201306 /05 /01Nile
10. Nov. 20141106 /03 /01
11. Nov. 2015141208 /Nile
17. Nov. 20161103 /03 /01
201716111107 /
20181615 Dec15 Dec06 /
201919 Dec160101

1st Semester Examination

PaperFull MarksPass Marks (%)
End Semester ExamMid SemesterPracticalEnd Semester ExamMid SemesterPractical
Core-I6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-II6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
GE-A16015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
AECC8020 May-30%Appearance
Total260657540% marks in aggregate in each paper

2nd Semester Examination

PaperFull MarksPass Marks (%)
End Semester ExamMid SemesterPracticalEnd Semester ExamMid SemesterPractical
Core-III6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-IV6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
GE-B16015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
AECC-MIL,Comm8020 May-30%Appearance
Total260657540% marks in aggregate in each paper

3rd Semester Examination

PaperFull MarksPass Marks (%)
End Semester ExamMid SemesterPracticalEnd Semester ExamMid SemesterPractical
Core-V6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-VI6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-VII6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
GEA26015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
SECC-1 Eng, Comm8020 May-30%Appearance
Total260657540% marks in aggregate in each paper

4th Semester Examination

PaperFull MarksPass Marks (%)
End Semester ExamMid SemesterPracticalEnd Semester ExamMid SemesterPractical
Core-VIII6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-IX6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-X6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
GE B26015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
SECC-2 MOM8020 May-30%Appearance
Total32065100 ALIGN!40% marks in aggregate in each paper

5th Semester Examination

PaperFull MarksPass Marks (%)
End Semester ExamMid SemesterPracticalEnd Semester ExamMid SemesterPractical
Core-XI6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-XII6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
DSE-I6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
DSE-II6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Total24060100 ALIGN!40% marks in aggregate in each paper

6th Semester Examination

PaperFull MarksPass Marks (%)
End Semester ExamMid SemesterPracticalEnd Semester ExamMid SemesterPractical
Core-XIII6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
Core-XIV6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
DSE-III6015 Dec2530%Appearance40%
DSE-1V100 ALIGN!--40%
Total280457540% marks in aggregate in each paper
  1. Many students pursue higher studies and complete their Post-Graduation in Botany, Environmental Science and a few of them got a Doctoral Degree.
  2. Some other students have completed B. Ed & CT training courses and employed in various government and non-government schools.
  3. A lot of students from our department are presently serving in various govt. and private sectors, such as banking, railways, postal, health care, police, defense, management, mass media and financial sectors.

Future Plan

  1. Conduct more departmental seminars, interdepartmental talks, group discussions, etc.
  2. To maintain good synergy between teachers & students
  3. Make students aware of the prospect of Botany opting as Honors Courses.
  4. Most of the students of this college come from a heterogeneous socio-economic background, so they should properly be guided to go for B. Ed & other training to get them-selves an early employment.
  5. A guidance and counseling cell is formed for all round development of the personality of individual students.

Equipment of the Department

Binocular Microscope-01, Projection Microscope-01, Senior Projecting Microscope-01, Compound Microscope-18, Simple Dissecting Microscope-10, Slide Projector, Stage Micrometer, Microtomy Rotary, Oven-01, Physical Balance- 05, Centrifuge Machine, Rain Gauge, Anemometer, PH Meter, Hot Plate Rectangular, Herbarium Press, Glass Wares, Permanent Slides

Botanical Garden

A beautiful botanical garden in the vicinity of the Botany Department is maintained by staff and students of the Department.

Cultural Activities

  • Welcome to new students by old student
  • Welcome to teachers
  • Teacher's Day
  • The Ganesh Puja
  • The Saraswati Puja
  • Study tours to different places
  • Farewell to the Outgoing Students

Presented By:

Sanjaya Kumar Khuntia

Head of the Department

1st Nov'2019