Gokhale Memorial Girls' College Fees Structure & Courses 2026, Kolkata

Gokhale memorial Girls’ College provides the best academical perspectives in every aspects. Starting from the professors to their way of teaching everything is so perfect and is what one could ask for. Psychology and English department has the best popularity throughout the college. It is totally English medium but if someone wants to pursue in Bengali version on their minor courses they can easily pursue that and the professors will totally help in that case. The library also is the best part which provides easy access so that students can study there. This also has online access.

I am from the science stream and I had mathematics, physics, and chemistry in class 11 and 12. In college, I decided to join as a student in the psychology department. Department of psychology demands an aggregate percentage of 75 in higher secondary education. No admission tests were held. A merit list was published and ranks were awarded to applicants. Psychology is a multidisciplinary subject and it teaches an individual a lot about life. Most problems faced by people are a result of some kind of subconscious conflict. Therefore, I aimed to educate myself about the subject and become a psychologist to help people improve their mental health.

At the time of taking admission, the applicant is asked to select two pass subjects along with the honors subjects. These pass subjects should be studied for the first 2 years of the 3-year course. There are different subjects like sociology, economics, English, and political science from which you have to select two as your pass subjects. Once this course has been completed there are several job opportunities that will now be available to you. However, to become a professor or a psychologist courses like post-grad and M.Phil should be taken up.

The basic eligibility that was required when I was enrolling included students having cleared their 10+2 with an aggregate score of 80% and above. 90% in the subjects that they wished to apply for. I scored 93 in Political Science so I applied for Political Science. There were not any entrance exams, so whatever selection was made, was done based on merit. Now, if I discuss the frequency of exams, there used to be 2 major exams for every year. One was the internal exam and the other was the university exam. Internal exams were scheduled almost close to the final exams for every year. Students had to score at least 40% in each paper to be able to go on to the next year. Honestly, I cannot say or judge how the academics prepared me for real-life challenges as I chose a completely different subject for my post graduation. However, the morals and self-integrity that our professors instilled within us, still stayed with me and I will be forever grateful to them for all that they did for us.

Being from a CBSE background, I got a scholarship for my studies until my graduation as far as I remember. The scholarship amounted to Rs. 6,000 every year. Apart from this if I discuss the fees, I guess the amount was Rs. 75,000 for overall course whose duration of 3 years. I guess students from reserved categories were given discounts on their fees as well as the overall aggregate score for them was relaxed by 5% to 10%.Read Full Review