Jamini Roy College Admission 2024: Courses, Merit List, Eligibility, Application Process

Bankura, West Bengal Estd 1986 Burdwan University, Bardhaman Public 0 Ranked 147-192 For Mass Communications By US News 2022

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Established in 1986, Jamini Roy College (JRC) is an Undergraduate Arts and Commerce degree college in the Bankura district of West Bengal.

It is affiliated to University of Burdwan. The college is acknowledged by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and awarded “B” by NAAC.

Jamini Roy College is one of the oldest colleges of India that accepts only up to 891 students per year and offers B.A and B.A. (H) for admission.

Students are eligible for admission if they qualify 10+2 with 45% in the subject they wish to opt for bachelor’s degree.

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Jamini Roy College Admission Highlights
Jamini Roy College Undergraduate Admission
Jamini Roy College Admission Process and Counselling
Jamini Roy College FAQs

The admissions are based on merit and no entrance is required. Applications are accepted both online and offline with a set of attested documents.

Certain scholarships are also available for students who fulfill the eligibility criteria. The amount is usually credited to the bank accounts of the eligible students.

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JRC Admission Highlights 2023

Type of Institution	Public, Co-Education
Affiliation	University of Bankura
Accreditation	“B” by NAAC
Degree\ Courses	Undergraduate\ and General
Intake Capacity	891
Admission	Online
Eligibility	10+2 pass with a minimum of 45%

Jamini Roy College Undergraduate Admission 2023

Degree	Course	Eligibility	Selection Criteria
B.A.	General program with Geography (as a subject)	10+2 pass or equivalent with a minimum of 45%	Merit list
B.A.	General program without Geography (as a subject)	10+2 pass or equivalent with a minimum of 45%
B.A. (Hons)	Bengali	10+2 pass or equivalent with a minimum of 45% in Bengali and overall
	English	10+2 pass or equivalent with a minimum of 45% in English and overall
	History	10+2 pass or equivalent with a minimum of 45% in history and overall
	Sanskrit	10+2 pass or equivalent with a minimum of 45% in Sanskrit and overall
	Geography	10+2 pass or equivalent with a minimum of 45% in Geography and overall

Seat intake specialization wise are:

Bengali/English/History: total 80
- Gen-47, OBC-A-6, OBC-B-4, SC-16, ST-5, PH-2)
Sanskrit: total 33
- Gen-19, OBC-A-2, OBC-B-2, SC-7, ST-2, PH-1
Geography: total 30
- Gen-15, OBC-A-3, OBC-B-2, SC-7, ST-2, PH-1
B.A. General: total 588
- Gen-340, OBC-A-49, OBC-B-32, SC-121, ST-33, PH-13

Jamini Roy College Admission Process and Counselling

The admission procedure for JRC begins by filling the online application form which is available on the official website. The other important documents are to be submitted offline either in person or by post to the college.

Given below are the documents which should be attested and, attached with the application form:

10+2 original certificate and two photocopies.
10th original certificate and two photocopies.
Aadhar Card original and two scanned photocopies.
Migration and Transfer Certificates original and two photocopies.
Birth Certificate original and two photocopies or duly signed by the Rotary club.
Caste Certificate Original and two photocopies (if needed)
Character Certificate original and two photocopies.
Passport size photographs.

FAQs

Ques. Does the college provide scholarships to students?

Ans. Yes, the college provides half and full fee concessions and scholarships to students based on their 10+2 marks.

Ques. Is there any in-campus hostel facility for students?

Ans. No, there are no in-campus hostel facilities for students.

Ques. Does the college provide any commerce courses?

Ans. Currently, the college is not providing any commerce based undergraduate courses. For further information click on to the link provided above for selection criteria and admission.

Ques. Are there any reservations for physically handicapped students?

Ans. Yes, the college authority provides reservations to scheduled caste, tribe, and physically handicapped students. For more information go to the “vacancy seats” column.