Department of Microbiology, St. Paul's Cathedral Mission College

Massive congratulations to our brilliant minds from the Department of Microbiology, St. Paul's Cathedral Mission College! 🦠🔬

​They recently participated in a competition during the Celebration of the 101st Foundation Day of the Indian Chemical Society.

This prestigious event was organized by the Indian Chemical Society, Kolkata, and held on May 09, 2026, at the Auditorium of Meghnad Saha Bhavan, Kolkata.

​Here is the most incredible part: Our superstar trio were the ONLY undergraduate students in the entire competition! Going toe-to-toe with seasoned PhD scholars and Assistant Professors, they didn't just participate - they conquered, bringing home the 3rd Prize! 🥉✨

​Please join us in giving a massive round of applause to our trailblazers:

​🎓 Arya Bandyopadhyay
​🎓 Sayani Ghosh
​🎓 Debalina Sarkar

​You have proven that degree levels are no match for pure talent, hard work, and scientific curiosity.

You've set a massive benchmark and inspired every undergraduate student out there.

The future of science is in great hands! 🌟👏

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Elevate your research! 🔬 Join us for a hands-on workshop on "Computer Aided Drug Design: A Pathway to Precision Medicine".

​🗓️ Date: 12th & 13th December, 2025
📍 Venue: St. Paul's Cathedral Mission College, Kolkata.
🔑 Thematic Area: Molecular modelling and docking.

​Learn from expert Dr. A.M. Gupta, including lectures from Prof. Alok Kumar Sil and Keynote Speaker Dr. Nilansu Das.

​Register before 6th December, 2025 to secure your spot and get a Certificate of Completion!

​For registration, contact Dr. Abhishek Das, Professor, Dept. of Microbiology, St. Paul's Cathedral Mission College, at +91 9433428398.

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🌟 Proud Moment for SPCMC! 🌟

For the first time ever, students of Dept. Of Microbiology, St. Paul’s Cathedral Mission College have published a review paper in the Archives of Microbiology (Springer Nature Impact 2.6) under the invaluable mentorship of Prof. Abhishek Das Sir. 🧬📚

Their review article, “Intersections of ABO blood group, secretor status, and the gut microbiome: implications for disease susceptibility and therapeutics,” explores how genetics and microbiome composition are interconnected — paving the way for future breakthroughs in precision medicine and microbial research.

💫 Congratulations to Arya Bandyopadhyay, Debalina Sarkar, and Anneswa Das for this incredible achievement!

Here’s to many more milestones ahead for Team SPCMC! 🙌✨

All are welcome......😊

Departmental farewell - As the Semester 6 batch embarks on new journeys, we, the students of Semesters 2 and 4, came together to celebrate their achievements and memories.

We wish them all the success and happiness in their future endeavours.☺️

Apply Soon - https://forms.gle/YeWyCFkaaAtA3gjw8

Hello fresher's✨. The wait is finally over🥳. We are glad to announce that we are welcoming you guys on the 16 th of this month that is ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT🤩. We are inviting all of you to be present on that day and enjoy to your fullest🥳. We together will make great memories ✨. There will be a lot of fun, exciting games and much more awaiting😉. So see 👀 you guys on the 16th ❤️.

Organised by 2nd Year of Microbiology.

The MoU which happened between us and MBHMCH published in Times of India, 5/12/2023, Page 3.

A precious moment for the Dept. Of Microbiology, SPCMC - MoU signed between Mahesh Bhattacharya Homeopathy Medical College and Hospital AND St. Paul's Cathedral Mission College for Advance research in the field of Homeopathy and Microbiology.

The MoU was signed on 4th December, 2023, between Prof. Debasish Mondal, HOD, Microbiology and TIC, SPCMC and Prof. Dr. Madhabananda Saha, Principal, MBHMCH.

Special thanks to Abhishek Das sir, lecturer, Dept. Of Microbiology, SPCMC.

See you all on Monday, the 17th. 🌝

Departmental Fresher's - Microzest, organised by Department of Microbiology, St. Paul's Cathedral Mission College Sem 3 students , for the newly admitted MCBA Sem 1 students on 20th December, 2022.

Glad to have the programme back after a wait of 2 long years.