Summary: to pass examinations in both English and a classical language. Furthermore, the University introduced a new scheme of study in History, with a focus on the Constitutional History of England, the History of Islam, and the History of Bengal. The University's commitment to preserving and expanding its collection of Tibetan block-prints and manuscripts, as well as its engagement in the study of Chinese and Japanese, underscores its dedication to academic excellence. Despite the challenges posed by the changing political landscape and the prevalent racialism of the time, the University of Calcutta, under the visionary leadership of Asutosh Mookerjee, remained steadfast in its pursuit of knowledge and educational reform, setting a precedent for other Indian universities to follow.