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Department of Mathematics

Year of Establishment: 1966

About The department

The Department of Mathematics at Dinhata College was established in 1966. Since its inception, the department has been dedicated to fostering mathematical knowledge through its comprehensive undergraduate programs.

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With the introduction of the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) in 2017, the department began offering a more flexible UG Three Years B.Sc. Course with both Major and Minor subjects.
Starting from 2023, the department introduced the UG Four Years B.Sc. Course under the National Curriculum Framework (NCCF), aligning with the latest educational reforms.
The Department continues to play a pivotal role in shaping future mathematicians by providing a strong foundation in the field of mathematics.

Why study in this Department?

Studying in the Department of Mathematics at Dinhata College offers a wide range of benefits:

Qualified Faculty: The department is staffed with four highly qualified and experienced substantive faculty members, all with strong research backgrounds. Their expertise ensures that students receive quality education and comprehensive academic guidance.
Well-Equipped Facilities: Students have access to modern learning tools, including a state-of-the-art computer laboratory, projector-equipped classrooms, and Wi-Fi connectivity, which enhances both their learning experience and research capabilities.
Supportive Learning Environment: The department provides a collaborative and student-centered atmosphere, helping students build key skills such as analytical thinking, problem-solving, and critical reasoning. These skills are essential for both academic success and professional growth.
Career Opportunities: A degree in mathematics from Dinhata College opens doors to a variety of career paths, including education, data science, finance, research, and more.

With these advantages, the Department of Mathematics at Dinhata College is an excellent choice for students aspiring to build a strong foundation in mathematics and explore diverse career opportunities.

Infrastructure of the Department

The Department of Mathematics is well-equipped to support both traditional and modern methods of learning. It houses a dedicated computer laboratory, three classrooms, and an office room, all of which are designed to facilitate effective teaching and research.

Wi-Fi connectivity is available throughout the campus, including within the department, ensuring easy access to online resources. Additionally, a projector is available in the classrooms to enhance the learning experience through visual presentations and interactive sessions.

During the COVID-19 period, the department adapted to digital teaching by utilizing Google Classroom for homework submissions and continuous evaluations. Virtual classes were conducted via Google Meet, and various WhatsApp groups were created to maintain smooth communication with students, ensuring their academic progress was uninterrupted.

This blend of physical and digital infrastructure enables the department to provide a robust and flexible learning environment for its students.

Programme Aims and Objectives

To encourage students to apply meaningful thought processes in solving a wide range of mathematical problems and to develop an understanding of the fundamental structure of mathematics.
To enhance students' perspectives on mathematics in alignment with modern-day requirements.
To guide students toward the various applications of mathematics in real-world scenarios.
To improve the retention of mathematical concepts among students.
To adopt a student-friendly approach to the learning process of mathematics.
To provide opportunities for individual participation in the learning process.
To promote problem-oriented and discovery-based learning in mathematics.

Intake Capacity

Total: 140

Syllabus

Course Structure

Note: The regulations for the four-year Undergraduate (UG) program under the New Curriculum and Credit Framework (NCCF) 2022, as set by Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University, came into effect starting from the academic session 2022-23. The details of the course structure are as follows:

The UG CBCS B.Sc. course structure, implemented from the academic session 2017-18, is outlined as follows:

Departmental Seminars and Workshop

The department regularly organizes student seminars each semester as part of our continuous evaluation process. Certificates and a Best Presentation Award are given to recognize outstanding presentations. Additionally, a wall magazine is published annually, where students actively contribute by writing on subject-oriented topics.