Civil Engineering

Soil Mechanics Laboratory

Description of the Lab:

The soil laboratory provides academic and research services through performing all lab tests needed for analysis and study of soil characteristics and its properties. This lab concentrates on foundation engineering with emphasis on soil sampling, shear strength measurements and site investigation.

Major Equipment:

Concrete Laboratory

Description of the Lab:

Materials testing is the process of pulling, bending, twisting, turning, hitting, and squeezing materials or components to make sure they withstand the intense stresses, strains and impact forces they are likely to experience in use and application. In other words, testing of materials examines the overall strength, toughness, flexibility, suitability and fitness for purpose. Compression and tensile testing are the oldest and most common materials tests performed. Concrete has relatively high compressive strength, but significantly lower tensile strength, and as such is usually reinforced with materials that are strong in tension. Compressive strength of concrete can be determined in this laboratory using Compression testing machine. Non-destructive testing can be done with the help of Rebound Hammer. Concrete can also be pre-stressed (reducing tensile stress) using internal steel cables (tendons), allowing for beams or slabs with a longer span than is practical with reinforced concrete alone. Inspection of concrete structures can be non-destructive if carried out with equipment such as a Schmidt hammer, which is used to estimate concrete strength.

Major Equipment:

Highway/Transportation Laboratory

Description of Lab:

Transportation laboratory consists of equipment used in the testing of bituminous materials such as viscosity, ductility and plasticity and other devices for super-pave testing of bitumen and aggregates. There are other devices for mix design by both Super pave and Marshall Methods. Main aim of this laboratory is to understand the quality of aggregate and bitumen i.e. the primary material of road construction and finally to evaluate the quality of road.

Major Equipment:

Environmental Laboratory

Description of the Lab:

The Environmental Laboratory comprises of modern and technically advanced instruments which are needed for water and wastewater analyses. The lab has also many in-situ devices and equipment to perform different types of measurements and to take grab and composite water, wastewater samples. It primarily deals with physical, chemical and bacteriological analysis of portable water and sewage.

Major Equipment:

Geology Lab

Description of the Lab:

In Engineering geology laboratory, rock samples, mineral samples, models showing fault and fold, colour and texture, feel properties, magnetism are available. Engineering Geology is a very important subject of Civil Engineering as it deals with the behaviour of rocks below the surface of the earth. Geological factors below the ground may affect the design, construction, operation and site selection of any project work especially for dams. Engineering Geologist investigate and provide geologic and geotechnical suggestions, analysis and design. Geologist may provide suggestions regarding earthquake analysis for buildings, bridges, dams etc. Stability of slopes, erosion of soil, flooding, dewatering and seismic investigation. Geological maps are also studied in Engineering Geology Lab to understand the history of rock formation in particular strata.

Major Equipment:

Survey Laboratoey

Description of the Lab:

Surveying is the process by which a surveyor measures certain dimensions that generally occur on the surface of the Earth. Surveying equipment, such as levels and theodolite, are used for accurate measurement of angular deviation, horizontal, vertical and slope distances. With computerization, electronic distance measurement (EDM), total stations, GPS surveying and laser scanning have supplemented the traditional optical instruments. This information is very important to convert the data into a graphical representation of the Earth’s surface, in the form of a map. This information is then used by civil engineers and contractors to design from, build on, and trade, respectively. Elements of a building or structure must be correctly sized and positioned in relation to each other and to site boundaries and adjacent structures.

Major Equipment’s:

Water Resource Lab

Description of the Lab –

The water resources laboratory is designed to enable experiments to be carried out as part of the Undergraduate courses taught in the department of civil engineering related to engineering hydrology and water resources engineering. In addition, final year projects, undergraduate research projects and small-scale academic & commercial research can also be carried out in the lab. To support these various activities, the laboratory has one Rain Gauge, one double ring Infiltrometer, Evaporimeter and Sunshine recorder. The associated and accessory equipment and instrumentation enables a variety of experiments to be performed and measurements to be obtained, ranging from the experiments of infiltration measurement to rainfall recording.

GIS is also available for delineation of catchment areas for various watershed management and other water resources engineering projects.

Major Equipment:

CAD Laboratory

Description of the Lab:

AutoCAD is a software application for computer-aided design (CAD) and drafting. The software supports both 2D and 3D formats. In this laboratory, the 37 advanced configured computers are provided to fulfil the needs of civil engineering students. It is useful in building, planning, designing, and drawing the elements and components of the buildings. These drawing files are also used to estimate the cost of any building may be residential, commercial, industrial, institutional or any other.

STAAD Lab

Description of the Lab:

STAAD is a software application for structural modelling and design of RCC and steel structure. In this laboratory, 37 advanced configured computers have been provided in order tofulfil the needs of civil engineering students. It is useful in design for various kinds of residential and commercial buildings, bridges, trusses, trestle, and industrial buildings and so on.

Major Equipment:

• STAAD Pro Vi8 Software
• Industry Standard Drawing & Drafting Software (AutoCAD)
• LCD Projector
• Printer
• 30 No. of Computers

Seminar & Workshop

Name of the Projects

1. Gap Acceptance Behaviour of Vehicles at Unsignalised Intersections in Sub-Urban Areas
2. Wind-Induced Responses of Irregular Plan Shaped Tall Buildings
3. Prediction of Shear Strength parameters of Soil with Machine Learning Approach
4. Site Suitability Analysis for Urban Development using GIS and AHP-based Multicriteria Evaluation Technique: A Case Study in Uluberia
5. Detailed Project Report of Solid Waste Management
6. Volume and Level of Service Studies in Uncontrolled Road Intersections
7. Modelling and Non-Linear Analysis including Earthquake of a G+10 Storey Residential Building using SAP2000 and Auto Cad
8. Design & Construction of a Flexible Pavement using WMM (Wet mix macadam) Sub-base
9. Modelling analysis and design of G +10 residential building using Staad Pro, Auto cad and Revit
10. SoilStabilization Method
11. Comparative studyof traditional framedstructure and supplementary additional framedstructure
12. Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting by Recycle method
13. Initial surveying works of a newproject byGPS
14. Solar-Wind Energy Generator Bridge
15. Lifting Land-Air Bus: A Future Transportation System
16. Automated Vertical Car Parking (Multi Level)
17. Rotating Restaurant
18. Pavement Rehabilitation Technique: Cold In-Place Recycling
19. Tunnel Boring Method

Activities

1. A poster presentation competition was organized by the department on the occasion of National Survey Day on 10th April, 2022 in Google meet virtual platform. Students from 2nd year, 3rd year & 4th year have actively participated on that event. A jury bench consists of our departmental teachers & HOD were present in that event.
2. Our Departmental Students have achieved the 1st runner up position in the Football Game at Annual Sports Event organized by the college on 11th& 12th April, 2022 at the college campus ground.
3. The students of the Department of Civil Engineering, OmDayal Group of Institutes organized a Virtual Teacher’s Day Celebration on 6th of September 2021. It was a memorable experience for both the faculty members and the students.
4. The Civil Engineering Team was declared 2nd in the Engineer’s Day Presentation Competition which was held on 18-09-2021. Our students- Koushik Sen, JaydebPanja and Debojyoti Ghosh prepared and delivered a presentation on the Application of GIS & GPS in Civil Engineering. They received accolades from the chief guests for their performance.
5. Departmental Student Participation in NSD Explora 2020 – This year a project from our Civil Engineering Department named “SUSTAINABLE DRINKING WATER FROM RAIN WATER HARVESTING” mentored by Prof Kashinath Bose our departmental faculty and exhibited by three of our 3rd year 6th semester departmental students (RIDDHI MONDAL, CHETANA SEN, DULAL MARANDI) had participated in this event like every year. The project has collected many appreciations from honourable judges of the exhibition, respected visitors for the event and viewers there.
6. A documentary “KOLKATA 2070” on Kolkata city and climate change was screened at our college on 1st of August 2018. It was presented by the Centre for Contemporary Communication and the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany, Kolkata.This program was organized by Civil Engineering Department and all students of B.Tech have participated in this event. This helped the students to understand the importance of Environment and Climate change challenges.
7. Surajit Chakraborty and Arkajit Dutta, student of fourth year and Kamrul Alam, attended a seminar on “Workshop Program on Transition to Low Carbon Cement Based Construction in India” on 04th Mar 2019 at MAKAUT Campus, Salt Lake.
8. Mr. Pritam Roy (TA) attended “Faculty Development Programme: Laboratory Practices on Civil Engineering Materials (Road Materials)” at NITTTR, Kolkata from 04/03/2019 to 08/03/2019.
9. Students of fourth year of CE Department, SubhajitBasak and SurajitChakroborty, successfully participated and presented their innovative project on “Future Transport System: Lifting Land Air Bus” in a technical exhibition on “National Science Day in search of Entrepreneurial Talent” that was organized by MAKAUT, WB in Haringhata campus on 28th February, 2019.
10. Students of third year CE Department, ParthaSarathiMondal, NurHasanMondal, SujitBhakta and Saikat Paul, participated and presented their project on “Rural Development through Technology and Tourism” in Regional Convention of the 2nd AICTE-ECI-ISTE ChhatraVishwakarma Awards 2018 for Eastern Region that was scheduled on 2nd November 2018 and held at Techno International, New Town. The main objective of the project was to develop and strengthening the basic needs of villagers in hilly region of our country.

Industrial Visits

1. Departmental students have participated in an industrial visit organized by the department on 16th October, 2023 at a construction site for a proposed to 33KLD – S.T.P. Maintained by KMDA. Students have witnessed various types of foundation process going on at the time of site visit.
2. Students have participated in an industrial visit organized by our department on 28th March, 2022 at Greenfield City Complex, Behala, Kolkata to visit their water and sewage treatment facilities as well as constructions of high-rise buildings.
3. Students have participated in an industrial visit organized by our department on 16th May, 2022 at SRMB Steel Plant, Durgapur to visit the manufacturing process of industrial steel. The visit was highly informative and educative.
4. Departmental students have participated in an industrial visit organized by the department on 17th February, 2023 at a construction site for a proposed medical college maintained by Macintosh & Burn at Uluberia, Howrah. Students have witnessed various types of foundation process going on at the time of site visit.
5. An industrial visit was organized jointly by National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (NSIC) and C.E. Department at a construction site maintained by AlhuwaliaConstruction near Japani Gate, Baltikuri, Howrah on 12th February, 2019.
6. A one day Industrial visit at Ambuja Cement Plant, Dhulagarh was conducted by CII and best civil engineering college in West Bengal OmDayal Group of Institutions held on 17th April 2019 and fifteen number of students from Civil and Mechanical Engg. Dept. of ODGI had participated in this tour. The visit started with a video show for the description of various rules and regulations to be maintained at the site due to safety issues followed by a tour inside the site premises by a bus provided by the Ambuja Cement authority and ended at the main control office with the explanation of the working procedure of mixing and final packing of cement which is being followed there by one of the site engineer of the concerned authority. Students have experienced the various significant operations that play a major role in manufacturing and production of cement.
7. A one day Industrial visit to the Riverbank Project, Batanager, Hiland Group – Solid Waste Managementsite was organized on 20th August, 2018 to understand the mechanism of installed compost machines to treat the solid waste generated by residents and the concept to ensure zero garbage disposals from high-rises in and around the city.
8. Students have participated in the interaction program called “Senior Management Visit” organized by ODGI in association with CII on 14th August 2018. Mr George Thomas, Vice President – HR, MSP Steel & Power Ltd., addressed the students on various topics as ‘Campus Recruitments – How to Prepare Yourself, Prerequisites for facing Interview Board, Soft Skills, Tools for Personality Developments’ etc.

Survey Camp Organised by Department

A survey camp was successfully conducted by Civil Engineering Department at Ghatshila, Jharkhand for 2nd year students from 2nd Jan, 2019 to 5th Jan, 2019. This Camp was aimed to groom Civil Engineering students with essential practical knowledge and to expose them to the real work, and also to encourage leadership and teamwork skills.

Industrial Training

Students of Civil Engineering Department (mainly sixth semester) have undertaken industrial training during semester break in the various govt. and non govt. organisations as indicated below:

1. Machintosh Burn
2. ShapoorjiPallonji Group
3. Bridge & Roof Co. (India) Ltd
4. Simplex Infrastructure Ltd.
5. Stup Consultants Private Limited
6. KN Dadina
7. Ahluwalia Construction Pvt. Ltd.
8. Design & Research (I & WD), Govt. of West Bengal
9. Eastern Railway, Govt. of India
10. Contai Irrigation Dept., Govt. of West Bengal
11. PWD, Govt. of West Bengal
12. PHE, Govt. of West Bengal

Faculty Members

Prof. Shanku Mandal

List of Publication

• International Conferences:

  1. Mandal, S., Das, A., Bhattacharya, S., Dalui, S. K. and Bhattacharjya, S., Effect of Wind Interference on U shaped Tall Building Surrounded by Square Buildings in T Shaped Pattern. 7th International Conference on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure & Project Management (ICCRIP 2023), NICMAR University, Pune, Maharashtra, India, August 11-12, 2023.
  2. Mandal, S., Dalui, S. K. and Bhattacharjya, S., Wind Induced Responses of Corner Modified Irregular Plan Shaped Tall Building, 12th Structural Engineering Convention (SEC 2022), Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur, Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, December 19-22, 2022.
  3. Mandal, S., Dalui, S. K. and Bhattacharjya, S., Evaluation of Wind Environment Around Irregular Shaped Building in the Presence of Interfered Buildings, International Conference on Recent Developments in Civil Engineering (RDC-2022), MNNIT Allahabad, Prayagraj, India, October 20 – 21, 2022.
  4. Das, A., Bhattacharya, S., Mandal, S. and Dalui, S. K., Effect of Single, Double and Triple Recessing on a Square Shaped High Rise Building Under Wind Excitation. 7th International Conference on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure & Project Management (ICCRIP 2023), NICMAR University, Pune, Maharashtra, India, August 11-12, 2023.
  5. Bhattacharya, S., Das, A., Mandal, S. and Dalui, S. K., Aerodynamic Influence of Openings on Tall V-Shaped Building Under Extreme Wind Environment. 7th International Conference on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure & Project Management (ICCRIP 2023), NICMAR University, Pune, Maharashtra, India, August 11-12, 2023.
  6. Sadhukhan, S., Das, A., Bhattacharya, S., Mandal, S. and Dalui, S. K., Wind Interference Effect on Closely Spaced Rectangular Buildings with Sky Bridges. 7th International Conference on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure & Project Management (ICCRIP 2023), NICMAR University, Pune, Maharashtra, India, August 11-12, 2023.

• Conference Papers

  1. Mandal, S., Dalui, S. K. and Bhattacharjya, S., Wind Induced Responses of Corner Modified Irregular Plan Shaped Tall Building, 12th Structural Engineering Convention (SEC 2022), Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur, Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, December 19-22, 2022.
  2. hanku Mandal, Effect of Wind Interference on U shaped Tall Building surrounded by Square Buildings in T Shaped pattern,  7th International Conference on Construction, Real estate, Infrastructure and Project management, NICMAR University, Pune, 11 & 12-08-2023

• Book Chapter Published

  1. Mandal, S., Dalui, S. K. and Bhattacharjya, S. (2023). Influence of Side Ratio on Wind Induced Responses of U Plan Shape Tall Building. In: Sil, A., N. Kontoni, DP., Pancharathi, R.K. (eds) Recent Trends in Civil Engineering. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 274, pp. 345-355, Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-4055-2_28. (Book Chapter)
  2. Mandal, S., Dalui, S. K. and Bhattacharjya, S. (2023). Influence of Interfered Square Buildings on Wind Responses of U-Shaped Tall Building. In: Hau, K.K., Gupta, A.K., Chaudhary, S., Gupta, T. (eds) Recent Advances in Structural Engineering and Construction Management . Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 277, pp. 309-319, Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-4040-8_26. (Book Chapter)

List of Publication

• Bhattacharya, R., 2023. A Review on Production and Application of Activated Carbon from Discarded Plastics in the Context of ‘Waste Treats Waste’. Journal of Environmental Management, 325, p. 116613. (IF: 8.91) (SCI Indexed)
• Bhattacharya, R. and Mazumder, D., 2022. Mathematical modelling of simultaneous nitrification and denitrification in biological reactor systems–a review. International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 1-22. (IF: 3.519) (SCI Indexed)

Prof. Kashinath Bose

List of Publication

• Bose, K., & Buddhadeb, G. (2017). Problems of Sustainable Water Resources : Rooftop Rainwater harvesting. Kolkata : Research Gate.

Prof. Sk. Kamrul Alam

List of Publication

• Kamrul Alam, S., Shiuly, A. Soft Computing-Based Prediction of CBR Values. Indian Geotech J (2023).Springer https://doi.org/10.1007/s40098-023-00780-x.
• Alam, S.K., Mondal, A. & Shiuly, A. ‘Prediction of CBR Value of Fine Grained Soils of Bengal Basin by Genetic Expression Programming, Artificial Neural Network and Kriging Method’. J GeolSoc India, 95, 190–196 (2020), Springer.
• Alam, S.K., Mondal, A. & Shiuly, A. ‘Prediction of CBR Value of Fine Grained Soils of West Bengal region By Linear-regression analysis’, Proceedings of International Conference on Energy and Sustainable Development (ICESD-2020), February 14-15, 2020 Jadavpur University and The Institution of Engineers, India.
• Prof. Sk. Kamrul Alam submitted a manuscript to the Journal ‘Innovative Infrastructure Solutions’, Springer entitled ‘Efficiency of Artificial Neural network, Fuzzy Inference System and Adoptive Neuro-fuzzy Inference System to predict CBR from Index properties of Soil’. (Under Review)

Prof. Anupam Ghosh

List of Publication

• Correlation between Structural Performance and Damage Index in RC Frame Buildings by A. Ghosh and S. Choudhury

Workshop/Lecture delivered by-

Prof. Gautam Bondyopadhyay

LectureDelivered:

• Prof. GautamBondyopadhyay (HoD, CE) delivered a lecture on “Tendering Process & Contract Management” as a guest speaker, organized by National Productivity Council, on 2nd February, 2021.
• Prof. GautamBondyopadhyay (HoD, CE) conducted a Two days’ workshop on ‘Concrete Mix Proportioning as per IS Guidelines (IS 10262-2019), organized by Regional Directorate Bengaluru, on 21/06/2021- 22/06/2021

Prof. Kashinath Bose

Seminar Attended:

• Chandannagar Municipal Corporation, Topic: Smart City, Attended as a speaker of Rainwater Harvesting Project.
• Serampore College:Topic: Rainwater Harvesting. Attended as a speaker.
• Serampore Girls College:Topic: Rain water Harvesting, Attended as speaker. Frequently, attends as Guest Lecturer in Administrative Training Institute, Govt. of West Bengal, Salt Lake City, Kolkata 

Prof. Sk. Kamrul Alam

• Webinar on Careers in Geotechnical Engineering,
  AaKaar IIT BomBay, 23.01.22
• Webinar on Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering,
  IIT Roorkee, 27.01.22
• STTP on Modelling, Analysis and design of building with software
  NITTTR, Kolkata, 31-01-22 to 04-02-22
• Short Course on Pile Foundation,
  Indian Geotechnical Society, 11.02.22 to 05.03.22
• AICTE ATAL FDP on Sustainable Construction materials and technology
  Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur, Chattisgarh, 21-02-22 to 25-02-22
• Soft Computing techniques in Geotechnical Engineering with Emphasis on Pile Foundations
  Vardhaman College of Engineering and E&ICT NIT Warangal, 14-03-22 to 26-03-22
• NEP Orientation & Sensitization programme under  Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme (MM-TTP),
  IIT Kharagpur, 15-01-2024 to 24-01-2024

Seminar/Conference/TrainingAttended:

• International conference on energy and sustainable development (ICESD 2020), Jadavpur University and The Institutions of Engineers, India, Jadavpur, February 14-15, 2020.
• 2nd Higher Education Conclave, “Impact of Disruptive Technologies on Higher Education”, Confederation of Indian Industry, Eastern Region, Kolkata, August 17, 2019.
• 2nd Globalised Education Forum, “Feedback & suggestions from academia and Industry towards a realistic action plan, implementing the outline of the New Education Policy”, Indian Chamber of Commerce, JW Marriott, Kolkata, November 8, 2019.
• Seminar on “Emerging Technologies in Civil engineering and its Applications”, OmDayal Group of Institutions, Uluberia, Howrah, March 30, 2019.
• Seminar on “Sustainable development, Engineering & Construction in the field of civil Engineering”, OmDayal group of Institutions, Uluberia, October 26, 2019.
• Seminar on “Carbo Concrete”, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, Kolkata.
• Short Term Training Programme on “NBA Accreditation and SAR Preparation” NITTTR, Kolkata, 4th May’20 – 8th May’20.
• Short Term Training Programme on “Fundamental Concepts of Geotechnical Engineering”, NITTTR, Kolkata, 15th June – 19th June, 2020.
• Online Course on “Examination Reform Policy”, All India Council of Technical Education, 28th Apr – 1st May, 2020.

Prof. Srijan Mukherjee

• Recent Developments and Advancements in Transportation Engineering
  NIT Calicut, 13/03/23 – 18/03/23
• Effective Filling of NAAC AQAR – Streamlining Institutional Performance
  Vardhaman College of Engineering, Hyderabad , 13/03/23 – 18/03/23
• NEP Orientation & Sensitization programme under  Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme (MM-TTP),
  Jadavpur University, 08-01-2024 to 19-01-2024

Prof. Shanku Mandal

• NEP Orientation & Sensitization programme under  Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme (MM-TTP)
  Calcutta University, 03-01-2024 to 12-01-2024
• Prof. Shanku Mandal participated on a FDP on “Advance Materials & Their Characterization” at Greater Kolkata College of Engineering & Management from 6th – 10th November, 2023

Prof. Dipti Ghatak

• NEP Orientation & Sensitization programme under  Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme (MM-TTP)
  Bardhhaman University, 02-01-2024 to 11-01-2024

Mr. Pritam Roy

• STTP on Laboratory practices on Civil Engineering materials (ICT292)
  NITTTR, Kolkata, 07-03-2022 to 11-03-2022

Seminar/Conference/TrainingAttended:

• Participated in a Short Term Training Program (STTP) on “Skill Assessment in Laboratory and Guiding Student’s Project”, organised by NITTTR, Kolkata, from 20th April to 24th April, 2020.
• Participated in a Short Term Training Program (STTP) on “Philosophy of Design as per IS 456: 2000” organised by NITTTR, Kolkata, from 27th April to 1st May, 2020.
• Participated in a Short Term Training Program (STTP) on “Fundamentals of Surveying” organised by NITTTR, Kolkata from 8th February to 11th February, 2022

Eligibility Criteria 2024-25

1. Valid rank in WBJEE or JEE (Main) 2024.
2. 10+2 Board Exam – 45% aggregate in Physics, Mathematics along with Chemistry / Biology / Biotechnology / Computer Science / Information Technology /Information Practices / Engineering Graphics/ Business Studies. Candidates must clear Theory & Practical examination. 40% marks in case of candidates of SC/ST/OBC in the above subjects taken together.
3. Passed in English

# The lower age limit is 17 (seventeen) years as on 31.12.2024

# No upper age limit.

Academic Session 2024-25

The candidate can take admission via WBJEEB Counselling process or can come to college directly for admission.

For WBJEEB Counselling:

• After publication the counseling notification of WBJEE, students have to register for e-counseling process, to the portal of West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board (wbjeeb.nic.in).
• Students have to fill their choice of streams and as well as institute. Students will get their allotment of seat according to the choice filled.
• After getting the allotment, students need to report to the reporting centre (list given in the WBJEE portal).
• After reporting to the reporting centre, students report to the respective institute for taking admission.
• Students, who are intended to take direct admission, contact office to the institution.

Fee Structure for B.Tech. 2024-25*

^{*As per No: 466-Edn-(T)/l0M -0412004 (Part IV) Date: 16.10.2023}
Semester I, III, V, VII covers period July to December & Semester II, IV, VI, VIII covers period January to June.

• MAKAUT Fee (Registration, Student Development, Examination etc.) is to be paid separately, as applicable.
• Tuition Fee & other fees are subject to revision by the Fee Structure Committee, Govt. of West Bengal / MAKAUT.
• Fee (without late fine) needs to be paid semester wise, within 10th of the first month of the semester. Late payment of fees will cause payment of the late fine and such other action as may deemed appropriate by the suitable authority
• Transport Fee will be charged extra in accordance with distance travelled.
• Uniform Fee will have to be paid extra to the uniform supplier.
• Transport / Hostel Facility can be availed subject to availability