Department of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics Overview

The Department of Mathematics at Maulana Azad College is a cornerstone of the college's science stream, offering both specialized (Honours) and General Mathematics courses. Established in 1926, the department boasts a rich history of academic excellence and a dedicated faculty committed to fostering a love of Mathematics among its students.

The department's curriculum, designed by the University of Calcutta, provides a rigorous foundation in mathematical concepts while emphasizing critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills. Students have the opportunity to explore various branches of Mathematics, including algebra, calculus, differential equations and more.

Beyond academics, the department strives to create a supportive and engaging learning environment. Faculty members are known for their approachable nature and commitment to student success. The department also organizes various extracurricular activities, such as seminars, workshops, and guest lectures, to enrich the learning experience and expose students to the broader applications of Mathematics.

The Department of Mathematics at Maulana Azad College plays a vital role in shaping the future of its students, equipping them with the mathematical knowledge and skills necessary to excel in their chosen fields and contribute meaningfully to society.

Innovative Teaching:

• The faculties are equipped with ICT-based teaching methodologies.
• Students are able to present their innovative contributions in departmental seminars, webinars and math fests.
• The department publishes an annual magazine, ‘MATHZIN,’ featuring contributions from students and alumni.
• CIE (Continuous Internal Evaluation) is an important part of student assessment.
• Student-centric methodologies (demonstration, discussion and assignments) are used as part of the assessment process.
• Feedback from end-semester students is collected, analysed, and proper actions are taken.
• CO-PO mapping and attainment offer a systematic approach to tracking and enhancing student performance, aligning educational efforts with institutional goals and ensuring the quality and relevance of academic programs.

Student’s Progression to Higher Education:

• Every year, our students score impressively in IIT JAM and get admission to various IITs.
• Our students are also selected for the MTTS Programme (Mathematics Talent and Training Search Programme), an all-India intensive training programme in Mathematics.
• Many of our students have been admitted to premier mathematical institutes in the country, such as CMI (Chennai), ISI (Kolkata and Bangalore), RKMVERI (Belur), and Central Universities (like Delhi University, Hyderabad University, and Pondicherry University).
• A few students have also been enrolled in fields like Data Science and Data Analytics at RKMVERI (Belur) and BHU.
• Students have also been selected to pursue careers in Management at IIMs and MCA programs.

Courses:

• Under CCF, 2022 of the University of Calcutta.

Four-Year (Eight-Semester) B. Sc. Degree Course in Mathematics (Honours & Honours with Research)

• Under CBCS, 2018 of the University of Calcutta.

Three-Year (Six-Semester) B.Sc. Degree Course in Mathematics (Honours).

Syllabus:

Semester-wise Offered Course Structure (CCF, 2022) :

Mathematics Honours & Honours with Research: View

Mathematics-amendment of Syllabus : View

Semester-wise Offered Course Structure (CBCS, 2018) :

Mathematics Honours& GeneralSyllabus: View

Mathematics Honours Revised Syllabus : View

Question Pattern for MTMA : View

Question Pattern for MTMG : View

CSR13-01-2020 : View

CSR 17-04-2023 : View

Learning Outcome

Course Mathematics Honours & General under CBCS, 2018 : View

Course Mathematics Honours, Minor & IDC under CCF, 2022 : View

PO & CO

 

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar for the Session 2024-25 : View
Academic Calendar for the Session 2023-24 : View
Academic Calendar for the Session 2022-23 : View
Academic Calendar for the Session 2021-22 : View
Academic Calendar for the Session 2020-21 : View
Academic Calendar for the Session 2019-20 : View
Academic Calendar for the Session 2018-19 : View

Lesson Plan

Lesson-Plan for the Academic Session 2024-25 : View

Lesson-Plan for the Academic Session 2023-24 : View

Lesson-Plan for the Academic Session 2022-23 : View

Lesson-Plan for the Academic Session 2021-22 : View

Lesson-Plan for the Academic Session 2020-21 : View

Lesson-Plan for the Academic Session 2019-20 : View

Lesson-Plan for the Academic Session 2018-19 : View

Question Bank

Mathematics Honours & Honours with Research [CCF, 2022]

• Semester-1: CC-1 : View
• Semester-2: CC-2 : View
• Semester-3: CC-3 : View
• Semester-4: CC-5 : View
• Semester-5: CC-9 : View
• Semester-6: CC-3 : View
• Semester-7: CC-3 : View
• Semester-8: CC-3 : View

Mathematics Minor [CCF, 2022]

• Semester-1: MN-1 : View
• Semester-2: MN-2 : View
• Semester-3: MN-3 : View
• Semester-4: MN-4 : View
• Semester-5: MN-5 : View
• Semester-6: MN-6 : View

Mathematics IDC [CCF, 2022]

• Semester-1: IDC-1 : View
• Semester-1: IDC-2 : View
• Semester-3: IDC-3 : View

Mathematics Honours [CBCS, 2018]

Semester-5:

• CC-11 : View
• CC-12 : View
• DSE-A1 : View
• DSE-B1 : View

Semester-6:

• CC-13 : View
• CC-14 : View
• DSE-A2 : View
• DSE-B2 : View

Mathematics General [CBCS, 2018]

• Semester-1: GE-1 : View
• Semester-2: GE-2 : View
• Semester-3: GE-3 : View
• Semester-4: GE-4 : View

Faculty:

Open Resources

• E-Magazine 2024-2025 : View
• E-Magazine 2023-2024 : View
• E-Magazine 2022-2023 : View
• JAM 2024 Syllabus : View
• JAM Mock Test : View
• JAM Previous QuestionPaper : View

Seminar/Webinar/Workshop organized:

2019-20

National level Webinar on “Mathematics and its Recent Trends” held on 28-29 September, 2020 : View Report
Interdisciplinary one-day Seminar on “Group Theory” and “Basic Statics with Computation Through R”, Sponsored by Higher Education Department, Government of West Bengal., on 12-02-2020 : View Report

2020-21

Departmental Webinar on “MAC MATH FEST 2021” held on 26-27, June 2021 : View Report

2021-22

National level Webinar on “Glimpses of Mathematics in Ancient India” held on 18-09-2021 : View Report
National level Webinar on “Recent Trends in Mathematics and its Applications” held on 08-09-2021 : View Report

2022-23

A workshop on “Ordinary & Partial Differential Equation” held on24.06.2023 - 28.06.2023. [Activity under MOU] View

2023-24

International Seminar on “Emerging Trends in Mathematical Sciences & Its Applications” held on 19th February, 2024 : View

2024-25

One day Seminar on “Ramanujan’s contribution to Mathematics” held on 22nd December, 2024. : View
Departmental Seminar on “Mathematics in Ancient India” held on 8th January, 2025 : View

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