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Prospectus 27-7-2020 Final.Pdf I Plantation programme inaugurated by Prof. Jagdish Mukhi, Hon’ble Governor of Assam at Bodoland University campus on 22nd June, 2020 Different species of edible Mushrooms produced in the Technology Incubation Centre, Bodoland University Published in THE HINDU, May 29, 2020 Published in ASOMIYA PROTIDIN May 30, 2020 II PROSPECTUS ACADEMIC SESSION: 2020-2021 RANGALIKHATA, KOKRAJHAR – 783370 BTC, ASSAM, INDIA www.bodolanduniversity.ac.in Ph. No. 03661 - 2771-26/29/49/83 III A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY OF 12B ACCREDITATION BY UGC TO BODOLAND UNIVERSITY On invitation by the University, the UGC inspection team visited during 23rd to 25th August 2019. The team members were briefed about the progress of the university followed by the interaction and inspection, which yielded the 12B Accreditation to Bodoland University. IV IMPORTANT INFORMATION 1. Date of issue of online Application Form for PG/M.Ed./B.Ed./Diploma/Certificate course : 20th July 2020 2. Last date of submission of Application Form : 20th August 2020 3. Declaration of merit list of selected candidates : 31th August 2020 4. Date of online admission for merit list candidates : 1st – 4th September 2020 5. Declaration of 2nd merit list candidates : 7th September 2020 6. Date of admission of 2nd merit list candidates : 8th – 9th September 2020 7. Date of commencement of classes for PG/M.Ed./B.Ed./Diploma/Certificate course : 15th September 2020 NOTE 1. The aspiring students must generate the UNIQUE ID in the Office Web Portal https://directorateofhighereducation.assam.gov.in/ as per the notification PC/HE/SOPD/11/2020/19 dated 4th July/2020 by Director of Higher Education, Govt. of Assam. To generate the Unique ID visit the link: http://dheonlineadmission.amtron.in/sp/ 2. For online admission at various courses visit at: www.bodolanduniversity.ac.in 3. Students appearing in final semester examination (UG/B.Ed.) are also eligible to apply in respective courses; except certificate and diploma courses. 4. For applying in different courses, candidates have to submit separate Application Forms. 5. All necessary documents to be uploaded must be scanned properly in PDF format. 6. All the files uploaded must be clearly visible and reproducible. 7. Size of the file/document (maximum 200 kb per document). 8. Applicants failed to submit the online forms may visit Bodoland University during st th office hours with all the relevant documents from 1 to 20 August 2020. 9. The above mentioned dates are subject to change as per Govt. notification due to ongoing pandemic. 10. The provisionally admitted candidates must furnish the mark-sheets of final examination as and when asked. Otherwise, the admission will be cancelled. 11. The Migration Certificate must be furnished whenever the University asks for. 12. The original documents are however subject to verification. 13. Anti-ragging a) Applicants will have to submit duly completed Anti-Ragging Form as and when asked by the University. b) Notification in regards to Anti-ragging form will be served separately. V BODOLAND UNIVERSITY, KOKRAJHAR Deborgaon, Rangalikhata Tel. no. 03661-277127 (O) Kokrajhar – 783370, BTAD, Assam Fax. 03661- 277127 (O) Prof. Laishram Ladusingh Vice-chancellor MESSAGE Dear students and parents, A warm welcome to all of you to Bodoland University. This university is the ideal destination for postgraduate studies, research and professional certificate and diploma courses in this region. The University is committed to groom youths of today to tomorrow’s world by imparting quality education, nurturing local talents and creativity, promoting community engagement, and encouraging entrepreneurship. The University envisions a unique academic and research paradigm shift by embracing and promoting liberal arts, social sciences, and science and technology education and research complying with the framework of New Education Policy 2019. The interdisciplinary curriculum provides ample opportunities for students to showcase their inner creativity in academic pursuit and assimilation of multi-dimensional skills to prepare to address contemporary and emerging socio-cultural, environmental, geopolitical, and technological issues of the region in particular and the nation in general. The academic ambiance in the lush green campus enables students to indulge in education with joy and pride without fear and stress. Making quality and affordable higher education accessible to all communities irrespective of caste, creed, sex, and all economic strata is the goal of the university. The teaching and learning in the University is comprised of classroom lectures, interactions, laboratory and field experiments, industrial visits, internship programmes in premier institutes and corporate firms. Laboratory and computing facilities are among the best in the region with a number of modern equipment, stock of reagents and high end computer. Faculties in the Universities are not only good teachers and mentors but are also friends to students and have the experience of moulding young minds into knowledge and transforming them into intelligent and responsible youths. Many faculties are recognized for their research at the national and international levels and have won laurels including Sahitya Academy Awards and have patent for their research. A number of projects under progress are being funded by Indian Council of Social Science Research, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Indian Council of Medical Research, Department of Biotechnology, Department of Science and Technology, and Bodoland Territorial Council. Students on completion of post-graduation also have the opportunity to continue research and work in the ongoing projects. It is worth- mentioning that passed out students and alumni of the University are occupying high positions in and outside the state and a few are undergoing Ph.D. and higher studies in foreign countries. On all counts, Bodoland University is the only destination for postgraduate studies for students who are either appearing for final semester or have completed undergraduate studies. VI The campuses provide a home away from home with wholesome environment, secured without any ragging. We offer medical care and safety to all students. Director of Students Welfare and Hostel Wardens look after the individual welfare of students for their health, food and housing besides encouraging them to participate in sports, National Service Scheme, socio- cultural activities, social service in and outside the campus. Our students excel in sports, NSS, dance and music, recitation, science exhibition, quiz and debates and environment protection drive. The campus is equipped with state of the art in Information and Technology with provisions for WiFi for free internet and computer and printing facilities in the departments and hostels. The campus life is vibrant with activities. Library remains open till late night and on holidays. Sports and games facilities are extensive and University Market caters to the daily needs of the students including xerox, stationery, groceries and snacks. Students are considered as privileged members of the University family, and I take this opportunity to appeal the parents and students to seek admission in postgraduate studies and avail the facilities of the University for enhancing employability through quality education. Best wishes to all. Prof. Laishram Ladusingh Vice-Chancellor VII ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE VIII DEANS OF SCHOOLS Academic Departments of Bodoland University are under four schools, i.e. School of Languages, Social Sciences, Commerce & Management and Science & Technology. Such classification is, as per UGC rule, for administrative as well as academic convenience. This is meant for the promotion of interdisciplinary research, study and discussion. This is also for collaborative thinking, writing and interaction. No department can exist autonomously. Interdisciplinary study and research are the benchmark of present day academic articulation. The Deans in Bodoland University as such play a pivotal role in academic integration and systematic understanding of the core concepts and their interface. Prof. Jyotiraj Prof. Sandeep Das Prof. Indira Boro Dr. Arabinda Pathak Dean, School of Dean, Debnath Dean, School of Science and School of Languages Dean, School of Social Sciences Technology Commerce and Management IX “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” - Nelson Mandela “এন্ধাৰ যিমানে গভীৰ হ’ব, প্ৰভান া যিমানে উজ্জ্বল হ’ব । চাযৰওফালৰ পৰা অন্ধকানৰ আৱযৰ ধযৰনলও ভয় েকযৰবা, পপাহৰ হ’বই । আৰু জীৱেক প্ৰকৃ পপাহৰৰ বাট পেখুৱাব পানৰ উপিুক্ত যিক্ষাই!” - পজযায প্ৰিাে আগৰৱালা X CONTENTS Page no. Important information V Message of the Vice-chancellor VI Administrative Structure VIII About the University 1 Motto, Vision and Mission 2 Essential Information 3 Intake Capacity 3 Eligibility Criteria 4 Reservation Quota 6 Course Duration 7 How to Apply 7 Selection and Admission Procedure 8 Cancellation of Seats 8 Attendance 8 Supreme Court Rules regarding Anti-Ragging 9 Fee Structure for PG/Diploma/Certificate course 9 Fee Structure for PhD Programme 11 Fee Structure for M.Phil. Programme 11 Hostel Fee Structure 12 Academic Departments 13 1. School of Commerce and Management 13–18 (a) Department of Commerce 13 (b) Department of Management Studies 16 2. School of Languages 19–28 (a) Department of Assamese 19 (b) Department of Bodo 22 (c) Department of English 25 3. School of Science and Technology 29–60 (a) Department of Biotechnology 29 (b) Department of Botany 34 (c) Department of Chemistry 38 (d) Department of Computer Science and Technology 42 (e) Department of Mathematical Sciences 46 (f) Department of Geography 50 (g) Department of Physics 54 (h) Department of Zoology 58 4. School of Social Sciences 62–72 (a) Department of Economics 62 (b) Department of Education 65 XI (c) Department of History 67 (d) Department of Political Science 70 5. B.Ed. and M.Ed. programme 73 6. Center for Bamboo Studies 74 7. Centre for Bodo Studies 76 8. Centre for Women Studies 80 9. South and South East Asia Study Centre 81 10. Technology Incubation Center 82 11. Women Cell 85 12. Intellectual Property Right Cell 85 13.
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