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The Department of Botany, Raiganj Surendranath Mahavidyalaya was established in 1999 following the grant of affiliations to undergraduate General degree courses by the University of North Bengal. The Honours Course was introduced in 2010 under the University of Gour Banga.
Programs offered are B.Sc. Major in Botany under NEP-2020. Dr. Rakhee Das Biswas, Associate Professor is the Head of the Department of Botany. Dr. Abdus Sabur (Assistant Professor), Md. Azmalul Alam (SACT), Moumita Ganguli (SACT), Riya Das (SACT), and Ria Chanda (SACT) are the teaching faculties, and Mr. Sailesh Mardi is the Laboratory Assistant. It boasts of excellence in plant science education and has produced university toppers in undergraduate programs. The department has organized a Seminar/Symposium/Excursion. Eminent academicians are invited to deliver popular scientific talks very often. The departmental library has a significant number of books. The departmental laboratory has instruments like a spectrophotometer, digital pH meter, laminar air flow, autoclave, incubator, digital and conventional microscopes, water bath, centrifuge, and many other small instruments for practical discourse.
Vision
The department is committed to functioning as the Centre of Excellence in education in the field of plant science.
To perceive and disseminate the importance of plants in sustaining the earth and to understand the diversity, development, and functioning to conserve and coexist with nature.
To bestow the students with a basic applied understanding of the subject through innovative teaching and learning, and to reach on the arrays and processes of life
Mission
To strengthen quality education and highlight the importance of plant science in the current context of food and environmental crisis.
To promote and foster academic excellence for enhanced critical thinking and developing new ideas.
To provide an academic environment for the benefit of students and faculty to elucidate ways for sustainable development.
B.Sc. Major BOTANY
Program Outcomes (POs)
Upon completion of the graduate program, the students will be able to:
PO-1: acquire the practical application of basic and conceptualized knowledge of plant sciences.
PO-2: develop the ability to perform efficiently the various laboratory and field techniques they can apply for scientific reasoning and problem-solving.
PO-3: develop better communication skills by means of seminar presentations that will help to develop confidence for self-education and ability to engage in life-long learning.
PO-4: pursue various academic and professional courses and will be ready for entry-level jobs in any area of biology.
PO-5: facilitate students to take-up successful career in Botany, actively participate and succeed in various competitive examinations.
DR.RAKHEE DAS BISWAS
Associate Professor and Head of the Department
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DR. ABDUS SABUR
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR STAGE-I
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MOUMITA GANGULI
SACT-II
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RIA CHANDA
SACT-II
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RIYA DAS
SACT-II
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MOHAMMED AZMALUL ALAM
SACT-II
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Syllabus Botany (Major/Minor) NEP-2020 (Academic Year 2024-25)
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- Das Biswas R. and Chakraborty, B. N. (2020). Immunodetection of Alternaria alternate and evaluation of antifungal compounds in tea leaf tissues following challenge inoculation with pathogen. J Mycol Pl Pathol, 50(3): 236-
- Das Biswas R., De. U and Chakraborty, B. N.(2020). Root colonization with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and dark septate endophytes in tea plants. J. Mycopathol. Res. 58(1&2): 51-55 ISSN 0971-3719.
- Das Biswas R. and Chakraborty, B. N. (2020). Evaluation of leaf extracts of Azadirechta indica, Catharanthus roseus and Diplazium esculentum on tea plants for induction of resistance against Alternaria alternata. J.Botan.Soc.Bengal 74(1) 57- 67 ISSN 0971-2976
- Asad, M., Sabur, A., Kamran, M., Shadab, M., Das, S., and Ali, N. (2021). Effector functions of Th17 cells are regulated by IL‐35 and TGF‐β in visceral leishmaniasis. The FASEB Journal 35, e21755.
- Didwania, N., Ejazi, S.A., Chhajer, R., Sabur, A., Mazumder, S., Kamran, M., Kar, R., Pandey, K., Das, V.N.R., and Das, P. (2020). Evaluation of cysteine protease C of Leishmania donovani in comparison with glycoprotein 63 and elongation factor 1α for diagnosis of human visceral leishmaniasis and for posttreatment follow-up response. Journal of Clinical Microbiology 58, e00213-00220.
Class Routine 2023 Dept. of Botany
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