Remedial cell

1. Increasing the linguistic and intellectual competence of economically disadvantaged students.
2. Boosting their knowledge in fundamental areas will better prepare them for advanced study.
3. Students will have their foundations in these subjects strengthened, particularly in areas where quantitative and qualitative techniques and laboratory activities are involved, through the proper guidance and training provided under the programme.
4. Spread information, encourage education, and foster comprehension to improve the lives of underprivileged people.
5. Down order to zero down on the source of their problems and devise strategies for solving them.
6. Departmental faculty will provide courses in a variety of subjects.
7. Reduce the number of students who quit school.
8. In an effort to foster students’ growth as whole people.
9. To meet the needs of their studies.
10. Targeting students generally weak in soft skills in rural and border areas.

1. Enhancing the academic skills and language proficiency of students in a variety of subjects.
2. Enhancing their understanding of fundamental subjects to provide a stronger foundation for future academic work.
3. Strengthening their knowledge, skills, and attitudes in such subjects where quantitative and qualitative techniques and laboratory activities are involved, so that the proper guidance and training provided by the programme enables the students to reach the level required to pursue higher education effectively.

1. Dr. Soma Pal Chaki (Convener)
2. Prof. Abhijat Prokash Mookherjee
3. Prof. Niladri Saha
4. Prof. Chinmoy Ghosh
5. Dr. Biswajit Sarkar
6. Prof. Ekbal Hossain