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Maulana Azad College B.A. (Honours) in English - Fees, Eligibility, Seats and Admission 2024
- 8 ReviewsKolkata (West Bengal)
- Private UnAided
- Approved by : UGC, NAAC
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Maulana Azad College B.A. (Honours) in English Fees
The fee for B.A. (Honours) in English at Maulana Azad College is 1147 INR. B.A. (Honours) in English admission 2024 at Maulana Azad College will be based on CBSE 12th.
| Duration | Fees |
| Year 1 | 382 INR |
| Year 2 | 382 INR |
| Year 3 | 382 INR |
| Total Fees | 1147 INR |
Maulana Azad College B.A. (Honours) in English Fees and Course Details
| Course name | B.A. (Honours) in English |
| Duration | 3 Years |
| Course level | UG |
| Mode of Study | Regular |
| Total Fees | 1147 INR |
Maulana Azad College B.A. (Honours) in English Eligibility Criteria
To pursue a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree at Maulana Azad College Kolkata, candidates must meet the following eligibility criteria. Applicants should have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) or an equivalent examination from a recognized board. The minimum aggregate marks required may vary depending on the specific course and category. Additionally, candidates must fulfill any subject-specific requirements as specified by the college. Admissions are typically merit-based, and candidates may also need to appear for entrance examinations or interviews conducted by the college. It is advisable for aspiring students to refer to the official college website or prospectus for detailed and up-to-date eligibility criteria.
Documents Required :
- 12th mark sheet or equivalent
- CBSE 12th mark sheet or equivalent
- Birth certificate or any other proof of age
- Character certificate from the last attended institution
- Migration certificate from the last attended institution
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Passport size photographs
- Aadhaar card or any other government-issued ID proof
Other Specializations in BA Available at Maulana Azad College
| Course | Duration | Total Tution fees |
| B.A. (Honours) in History | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Honours) in Philosophy | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Honours) in Political Science | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Honours) in Sociology | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (General) in Arabic | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Honours) in Bengali | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Honours) in Sanskrit | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Hons.) in Arabic(General) | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Hons.) in Persian | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Hons.) in Urdu | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
| B.A. (Hons.) in Islamic History & Culture | 3 Years | 3440 Annual |
| B.A. (General) in Persian | 3 Years | 1147 Annual |
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Maulana Azad College Reviews
Overall: If one is willing to have a college life focused solely on academics and devoid of much cultural activities, political chaos and events, this is probably a good choice.
Placement: With exception of B.A Economics, placements are not much expected. With UGC's recent mandate on internships for graduation students (irrespective of their choice of stream) Professors do their best in informing students about possible internship opportunities.
Infrastructure: With few exceptions like St.Paul's College and Scottish Church, majority of the colleges under C.U. fail miserably to offer a campus life. But, Maulana Azad College surprisingly has a simple yet elegant college building. To note, there are no lifts, play grounds or designated indoor play rooms.
Faculty: Since this is a government college, no matter how good the faculty is, the onus is on the student to make use of them and the resources. The H.O.D of English Literature is Professor Parimal Bhattacharya. He is also a renowned writer with books like 'No path in Darjeeling is straight' published by Harper Collins. Professor Pritha Chakraborty will be your favourite surely. The way she manages to be welcoming yet keeping the intricacies of the subject intact, is commendable.
Hostel: But CU affiliated hostels (like Baker's hostel) are available easily to students on the basis of merit and the distance of their home from college. Recently a girl's hostel is opened for the students of Maulana Azad College. The fees of these government hostels are negligible.
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