Humanities & Social Sciences

Step 1: Get a Ph.D in management in any of these areas of specialisation (Operations, Marketing, Finance, HR/OB, Information system, Economics, Public Policy) from a good university abroad or India. Step 2: Do excellent research work during the course of your Ph.D. Publish your work in top quality journals. Step 3: Attend international academic conferences and develop your research network
Step 4: Submit your dissertation and finish thesis defense
Step 5: Have a job market paper (any of your recent work, preferably published work) ready
Step 6: Apply for open positions (Process might involve a Faculty recruitment seminar and/or interview)
Step 7: Accept the offer (If you are selected).

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Bachelor of Arts BA Course requires a student to learn minimum 5 different subjects and select a combination of subjects suitable to their needs and interests. With options ranging from Psychology to French, a student can easily model his/her Bachelor of Arts course as per their future aspirations. Apart from two distinct languages, students opting for a Bachelor of Arts degree learn basics of Anthropology, History, Literature, Psychology, Political Science, Philosophy etc. These subjects combined together give students a clear understanding of how civilizations work and help in developing sought-after skills like critical thinking, communication and problem-solving.

Students who have passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2 Course) conducted by the Higher Secondary Council West Bengal, or an equivalent examination recognized as such by the University, with five subjects, including English as one of the language papers, carrying not less than 100 marks, may be admitted to the 1st Year Degree Class (General and/or Honours) of the College.
Note that:
A candidate, who appeared but could not obtain pass marks in any requisete subject at the previous qualifying examination, will not be allowed to take up that subject in the degree course.Norms of C.U. will be followed strictly in admitting students from open schools/correspondence courses.