Political Science Department Information
About The Department
The Department of Political Science has an intake capacity of 33 students per year. The Department follows the course as designed by the West Bengal State University. The syllabus offers an all-comprehensive understanding of political science with focus on different aspects like political theory, political thought, comparative politics, international relations, public administration, etc. Teaching includes classroom lectures, provision of various handouts to students as well as their occasional evaluation. The department also has a library with a rich collection of books on Political Science in both English and Bengali.
Apart from academics, the students are also encouraged to participate in various extra-curricular activities like sports, social work, cultural events and the like that is deemed to enhance their capacity building thereby helping in their holistic development.
The Course Outcome and Programme Outcomes are designed for enhancement of the clarity regarding the course.
Click here to download the Programme Outcome (NEP system)
Click here to download the Course Outcome (NEP system)
Click here to download the Programme Outcome (CBCS system)
Click here to download the Course Outcome (CBCS system)
Click here to download the Programme Outcome (1+1+1 system)
Click here to download the Course Outcome (1+1+1 system)
The department has airy and well lit classrooms.
In addition to the central library, the department also has its own seminar library for the easy access of books and other materials by the students.
The Department follows Chalk and Talk methods with improvisation towards better teaching learning process.
- Teaching involves the use of multimedia resources to better explain the content of the course materials and beyond.
- Students are often shown movies related to the literature.
The department conducts regular internal assessments of the students.
Their responses are closely monitored.
Every once in a while they are asked to make presentations or are encouraged to participate in class interactions.
In collaboration with IQAC, the department of Political Science organised a one-day seminar and discussion on "Remembering the Lessons of Mahatma" on 30.01.2024, in room no. 14 at 1:30 pm.
