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CACHAR COLLEGE SILCHAR Estd. 1960 PRINCIPALS OF THE COLLEGE Sl.No. Name From-To 1. Sri Nibaran Chandra Laskar 1960-1960 M.A. (Double), Ex-M.P (HONORARY) 2. Sri Jogendra Kumar Choudhury 1960-1963 B.A. (OXON), M.A., L.L.B. 3. Sri Keshab Chandra Chakravorti 1964-1971 M.A. (Double) 4. Sri Debabrata Dutta 1972-1979 M.A. (Double) 5. Sri Narendra Chandra Das 1979-1981 M.Com. (INCHARGE) 6. Sri Binoy Krishna Bhattacharya 1981-1984 M.A., Ph.D. 7. Sri Sisir Chakraborty 1984-1988 M.A., Ph.D. (INCHARGE) 8. Sri Bhakti Madhab Chattopadhyay 1988-1993 M.A., Ph.D. 9. Sri Sisir Chakraborty 1993-1996 M.A., Ph.D. 10. Sri Sukhamay Bhattacharyya 1996-1999 M.A., Ph.D. (INCHARGE) 11. Sri Rameshwar Brahmachari 1999-2000 M.A. (INCHARGE) 12. Sri Ashish Bhattacharjee 2000-2003 M.Sc., Ph.D. (INCHARGE) 13. Md. Maskandar Ali Laskar 2003-2005 M.A. (Gold Medalist), L.L.B. (INCHARGE) 14. Dr. Debasis Kar 2005-2015 M.Sc., Ph.D. (IIT, Bombay) 15. Dr. K. Lakshmiton Singha 2015-2017 M.A., Ph.D. (INCHARGE) 16. Dr. Anitya Benode Deb 29.3.2017 - 7.1.2019 M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (INCHARGE) 17. Dr. K. Lakshmiton Singha 8.1.2019 - 30-6-2019 M.A., Ph.D. (INCHARGE) 18. Prof. Siddhartha Sankar Nath 18.10.2019 - till date M.Sc,(Gold Medalist)NET,M.Tech (Microelectronics And VLSI), PG Diploma (Instrumentation),Ph.D (Nanotechnology)

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DEPARTMENTS

Arts Stream Science Stream Department of Arabic Department of Botany Department of Bengali Department of Chemistry Department of Economics Department of Mathematics Department of English Department of Physics Department of Hindi Department of Statistics Department of History Department of Zoology Department of Manipuri Centre for Industrial Fish & Fisheries Department of Philosophy Department of Political Science Department of Sanskrit DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

PROGRAMMES ON OFFER

TWO YEARS PROGRAMME Higher Secondary (Arts) Higher Secondary (Science) Higher Secondary (Commerce) (Affiliated to AHSEC)

TDC CBCS PROGRAMME TDC-CBCS General Programme (Arts, Commerce, Science) TDC-CBCS Honours Programme (Arts, Commerce, Science) (Affiliated to Assam University, Silchar)

Note: Scheme for Waiver of Admission Fee/Tution Fee etc. for students taking admission in H.S. First year, Degree First year in 2021-22 session will be governed as per directives of Govt. of Assam (Department of Higher Education).

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The Principal Speaks……

t is a privilege on my part to note down few words and welcome all the students of the session 2021-22, specially those who are willing Ito get admitted in Cachar College. College is a centre of higher education & excellence where students admit themselves with high expectation. Students are the main structure and factor of an educational institution. Quality students always contribute towards earning reputation of the college. Cachar College ranks among the reputed academic institutions of Barak Valley which encompasses Arts, Science and Commerce streams in both H.S. & Degree levels. High quality teachers of different streams of this college always work hard to enable the students excel in every field. Students are not only to attend the classes but also to give more emphasis and importance to the lectures delivered. And there is always scope for discussion and interaction with the teachers for any clarification. Using text book is the way to achieve good results and it will improve the students' performance because the present scenario of education system compels to do so. There is a Central Library in the college with huge collection of latest books, journals, magazines, reference, etc. of different disciplines. The library is always ready to extend help towards the students for its proper utilization and enrichment of knowledge. And it is a matter of pride that e-library facility with N-List & e-journal subscription is present to cater to the need of the students for further advancing the knowledge & skill of the students. Rules and regulations of the college is followed strictly. Wearing College uniform is the identity of the students. Maintaining discipline and punctuality, showing respect to the teachers, seniors and official staffs are the primary duty of every student. Using mobile phones, chewing Gutkhas etc. inside the College Campus are strictly prohibited. I am extremely happy to express that the DBT sponsored institutional level Biotech Hub is established with sophisticated laboratory facilities in 2015 and is immensely benefiting the students in Biotechnology. The college also has the facility of distance learning through its study centre of K.K. Handique State Open University, Guwahati. There is a vast scope for extracurricular activities like sports, cultural functions, debate, quiz competition, art competition etc. besides normal duty which will expose talents and extraordinary qualities. Enjoy your college life with all these facilities. Dear Students, College is yours, give your best contribution towards all round development of the college and maintaining its neatness and cleanliness. Wishing you all the best.

Prof. Siddhartha Sankar Nath M.Sc (Gold Medalist), NET, M.Tech (Microelectronics & VLSI), PG Diploma (Instrumentation), Ph.D (Nanotechnology)

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COLLEGE PROFILE 1.1. History : Cachar College has a chequered past. opened. And the wing received Govt. approval In the early sixties of the last century, the then for Grants-in-Aid in 1990. Consequent on the prevailing historical realities called for expansion of inception of Assam University in 1994 and as per the the scope of higher education in the Valley. At that new official arrangements, the Degree juncture some leading citizens and academicians programmes of the college, hitherto affiliated to of Silchar mooted the idea of opening a college in Gauhati University, came to be affiliated to the the town. Accordingly, the idea was given a final former. shape in a meeting held on 25 April 1960 in the Sramik 1.2. Location : Cachar College is located on the Kalyan Office. The process culminated in the birth artery of Silchar, the largest city of Barak Valley and of Cachar College on 20 June, 1960. the second largest city of Assam. The College is The next year the College obtained Pre-university about one km off the Railway Station, twenty kms level permanent affiliation for Arts and Commerce from Kumbhirgram Airport and 4 k.m. from ISBT, from Gauhati University. The same year the College, Silchar. The College is well connected by both road initially located in Narsing High School premises, was and water transports with sub-urban towns and shifted to its present site. And close to that the neighbouring rural areas. construction of the College building got underway 1.3. Campus : The College building stands on 5.3 with joint grants from the Union Relief & acre of land. While the Women’s Hostel campus is Rehabilitaion Ministry and the Govt. of Assam. separately located at walking distance from the In 1966 Assam Govt. brought the College under the main campus, the latter houses academic and system of Deficit Grants-in-Aid. In 1981-82 academic administrative wings along with all support services session, the Science wing of the College was in a well-protected walled precinct.

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Internal Quality Assurance Cell is a permanent 2.2. MISSION wing of Cachar College engaged in defining • Cachar College was set up in 1960 with a element of higher education in the institute defined objective: “Socio-economic through a combination of self and external upliftment of victims of the unfortunate quality evaluation, promotion and sustenance partition who had been evicted from their initiatives. own land and home from across East Formed strictly in accordance with the UGC Pakistan”. prescribed structure, the IQAC, Cachar College is • So, the College was conceptualized as a presently running with eight teacher members destination of higher education for the and adequate representation from all wings of students from these refugee families. the College as also members from the civil society. • Right from the beginning, the builders of this Housed on the top floor of the College the IQAC institution resolved that Cachar College Office is open on all working days during usual would never run after elitist identity. The hours. Dr. Apurba Chakraborty, Head of College management down the years has Department Zoology, is the Coordinator of the always strived to reach out to the most IQAC. Dr. Avinoy Paul and Dr. Nitu Debanath are deprived sections of the society in imparting the two joint Coordinators of the cell. higher education. 2.1. VISION • The College has set agenda to cater to the INSTITUTIONAL MOTTO: “Tomoso Ma demand for higher education from the Jyotirgomoyo”; (Meaning: Let there be light of socially and economically disadvantaged Wisdom, removing the darkness of Ignorance) strata of the society located over a large and diverse geographical jurisdiction. Deeply influenced and inspired by this institutional motto, Cachar College has completed 60 years • The College is making relentless efforts to of itsglorious journey and fulfilled the aspirations augment its infrastructure with an eye of people of Cachar district in particular and towards the present needs and future Southern Assam ingeneral. However, with demand in order to cope with the changing changing structures and policies of higher scenario of higher education in the country. education in India, this institution has beenstriving • The College has constantly kept up its mission continuously to to aspire and strive for excellence in • Impart quality education to its aspirants of all education by developing and sharpening disciplines and to sustain its past glory. the intellectual and human potential of the learners for the good of society and of the • Develop enlightened and intellectually stakeholders. competent human resource through its endeavour to imbibe moral, ethical and 2.3. PRESENT STATUS FOR NAAC : spiritual values and discipline. • Arranging for obtaining accreditation by • Ensure enough flexibility in order to NAAC in a time bound manner. accommodate newer learning opportunities • The College is gearing up for NAAC Assessment in a rapidly changing world. and all necessary Documents including SSR • Recruit potential human resources and have been submitted to NAAC for the same. engage all of them towards institutional growth • Preparation of Self Study Report. & development to achieve higher goals. • Holding an internal quality audit of the • Earn recognition as Potential Centre of Higher institution. Learning in India through its academic pursuits. • Organizing various programmes/activities • Devote all its resources in the development of concerned with student support & skill-empowered and socially dedicated progression, Teachers Training & Orientation younger generations in the service of and other extension activities. mankind.

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2.4. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION : sphere of its development. The association assists Praktanee is an association of the ex-students of the college authorities to promote, foster and Cachar college The primary aim of this encourage educational, social-cultural and association is to bring about better co-ordination games & sports particularly for betterment of the between college administration and past students of the college so that they can maintain students of the college and the facilitate their high standards of honesty, courtesy and sincere attitude of helping the college in every manliness by developing their character.

SUPPORT SERVICES

3.1. CENTRAL LIBRARY : Hostel will be provided subject to the availability of vacant seats. The total accomodtion in the The College has a central library in addition to Girls Hostel is 50. The desired students will have some departmental libraries. The Central Library to apply separately (offline) after taking is equipped with borrowing, reading and admission in the College. The entire hostel reference sections. campus is under CCTV survilence. Name Designation 3.5. POLICY DOCUMENT OF THE COLLEGE FOR Dr. Deepshikha Sen, Librarian AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIP/FREESHIP MLISC,(NET) Ph.D, PGDCA The College has a statutory Aid and Award Mr. Biswajit Yadav Library Assistant Committee which monitors the mechanism of Mr. Safique Uddin Library Bearer providing Aids to the poor, and Award to the Mrs. Anjana Deb GRADE IV (Temporary) meritorious students. A separate Scholarship Window is available in College Office to 3.2. E-LIBRARY : facilitate the official processing of all Scholarship Co-ordinator of E-library : Applications. Dr. Shilpi Dutta Majumder The following Scholarship schemes are availed email: [email protected] by student in the College: Website : https//hrd.inflibnet.ac.in Setting-up of Digital Library as part of the central 1. Poor Student Aid Fund: Under this scheme, a library has been constructed under fund was raised from Admission Fee of the Infrastructural Development Grant provided by students in specific head every year. From this Aid Fund, students from Arts, Science and the Govt. of Assam, which will facilitate (both students as will as teachers) an easy access and Commerce were selected based on their retrieval to information, content of the Central application and Family Income Certificate. The Library. Dr. Shilpi Dutta Majumder, Assistant cash amount is decided by the available fund and the number of applicants every year. The Professor, Dept. Of Sanskrit is the coordinator of the E-library. Colleges has also subscribed E- selection of poor, but meritorious students for journals. Aid is disposed of by the Aid and Award Committee. However, from 2017-18 onwards, 3.3 DIGITAL CLASSROOM : this fund collection has been discontinued in The construction and setting-up of 2 (two) Digital view of the introduction of Fee-waiver scheme classrooms with ideal facilities capable of by the Govt. of Assam. teaching upto 48 students in a batch in each 2. Govt. of India National Scholarships: SC, ST, room has been completed recently under OBC, Minority Scholarships, Ishan Uday etc. are infrastructural Development Grant provided by availed by the Degree as well as Higher the Govt. of Assam. Secondary students of all streams every year 3.4. HOSTEL ACCOMODATION (For Girls Students): as per Notifications for the same served time to time. The College provides Hostel accomodation for the bonafide girls students. The admisssion in the 3. Scholarship under "Suhrid Scheme of Govt. of

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Assam": The Students of the College are also who have practical papers on computer benefitted by this scheme every year. The applications. The Centre is also used for in-house scholarship is given to the beneficiaries through training of the faculty on rotational basis. With local MLA Fund. Broadband internet facilities the CCL is sponsored by DST & UGC is all set to be LAN 4. Award to the Best Performer: Students securing compliant once the fast going automation highest marks in Arts, Science and Commerce process in Central Library, administrative wing at College/University/Council Examination and academic departments is given final touch. receive Cash Awards and Certificates under the aegis of the Aid and Award Committee of 3.7. RESEARCH CELL : the College. Convenor of Research Cell : Dr. Sudip Kumar Das 5. "Aruna Tarapada Bhattacharjee Memorial Joint Convenor : Dr. Merina Islam Award": This Award is given to the best Dr. Nitu Debnath graduate of Cachar College irrespective of all streams. This is sponsored by Prof. Tapadhir Research motivation and research activities are Bhattacharjee, Former Vice-Chancellor, Assam always encouraged as a prior academic University Silchar and Former Faculty, Sanskrit, exercise in college. Cachar College. A Cash Amount and 3.8. CANTEEN : Certificate is given as part of this Memorial Award. The College has a well furnished wet canteen which remains open during class hours and 6. "Uma- Rathi Environmental Award": This Award examination days throughout the year. The is sponsored by Prof. Parthankar Choudhury, statutory canteen committee keeps vigil on the Professor, Assam University Silchar and Former service quality, quantity and quality of the Faculty, Zoology, Cachar College in memory edible staff and beverages sold in the canteen. of his Parents. Cash Award of Rs. 2000 (Two thousand only) snd Certificate is given to the 3.9. BOYS’ COMMON ROOM : student obtaining the highest marks in Boys’ Common Room of the College has some Foundation Course in Environmental Studies in-door and recreational facilities. Both up-keep (FCES) in Degree Final Year/Semester under and improvement of the facilities therein are Assam University, Silchar. monitored by a secretary and an assistant 7. "Soumyajit Guha Merit Award in Bengali": This secretary of the Executive Council of CCSU is awarded to the student scoring highest under a teacher-in-charge. marks in Bengali Honours in the College every 3.10. GIRLS’ COMMON ROOM : year. This memorial Award was instituted by Girls’ Common Room has good sitting Prof. Archana Guha (Retd.), Department of arrangements with attached toilet / lavatory Bengali, Cachar College, in the name of her block, round-the-clock water supply and a beloved Son who lost his life during a cloak room. Indoor games facilities are also Mountaineering Training Programme held in available inside the room. A woman attendant Himachal Pradesh. is posted there for any service required. Both up- 8. "Soumyajit Guha Excellence Award in keep and improvement of the facilities in the Economics": This is awarded every year to the GCR are monitored by a secretary of the Best Performer in Economics Honours under Executive Council of CCSU under a lady Assam University, Silchar. This memorial Award teacher-in-charge. was also instituted by Prof. Archana Guha 3.11. HEALTH CENTRE : (Retd.), Department of Bengali, Cachar College, in the name of her beloved Son. A one-room Health Centre on a modest scale exists in the College. A trained nurse is posted 3.6. CENTRAL COMPUTER LABORATORY : there. Emergency first aid facilities are available. The Central Computer Laboratory caters to the However, an official arrangement has been needs of the students of degree programmes established with a nearby private nursing home

8 Cachar College PROSPECTUS : 2021-22 wherefrom on-demand-round-the-clock environment camps from the College have medical service can be hired. been organized in far-flung areas. Students having zeal and commitment to serve the 3.12. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES : community and reach out to those in need will The College management always encourages find excellent environment in this College. co-curricular talents in the students. The Cachar 3.13.1 Adoption of Village : College Students’ Union has a music and dramatic club and a debating club. Students The college has adopted one village named having interest and penchant in debating, ‘Masughat’ under Greater Dudhpatil Area of quizzing, acting in drama, recitation, singing etc. Cachar District in 2017 with a view to promote have enough scope to perform during the socio-economic-cultural & educational annual social week and also on various development of the village as part of the occasions throughout the year. commitment of Institutional Social responsibility. In order to achieve the objective the college The College has wings for NCC and NSS. Plans has organized two Free Medical (Health-Check are afoot to bring maximum number of students up) Camps at Masughat High School and under these twin wings. As the Assam Higher Daspara with active participation of NSS Unit Secondary Education Council has made it and distributed free medicines to more than 500 mandatory for the 10+2 students to be engaged patients of the village. In another endeaver, in one or the other co-curricular activities, clothings of various age groups were distributed students are advised to keep the College office to more than 300 beneficiaries. Further, 60 informed about their co-curricular involvement. households of the village were selected and Various departments of Cachar College plantation initiatives were undertaken to plant published their annual journals. The name of valuable fruit plants in association with NSS Unit Bengali Departmental journal is ‘Pratham Aalo’, of the College. the journal of Sanskrit Department is ‘Prajna 3.13.2. Women Cell (Sucheta) : Bharati’ and Manipuri Department has ‘Meira’. With an eye to ensuring a gender-sensitive and Cachar College always proved to be a spotter’s congenial work atmosphere Cachar College paradise in sporting talents. In group events like has formed a women's cell with the name and football, volley ball and cricket and also in style "Sucheta" constituted of the women faculty individual events like track and field and of the college on December 2014.With the athletics, Cachar College students have objective of promoting gender equity and excelled in inter-club, inter-state and in some sensitise the students and staff on issues relating cases, national level competitions. Even though to women empowerment and rights, the cell the College does not have a play ground or organizes lectures, awareness programmes, infrastructure for outdoor sports, by virtue of its camps, self defence courses, career counseling membership in the District Sports Association, programmes etc. budding talents do not go unnoticed. Close 3.13.3. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan : linkage of the College with the DSA has proved The NSS Unit of the college is engaged with to be a very good arrangement in spotting monthly cleaning of the college campus as part talents of the College and placing them in the of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan Mission. College right orbit. takes all the necessary measures to make the 3.13. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES : campus plastic free. Further, a special The College has an Extension Activities Centre cleanliness drive has been organised by the with two teachers at the helm of affairs. Though college time to time with active participation the activities are yet to pick up and gain of NSS/NCC volunteers and all teaching and no expected momentum, already some health -teaching staff. awareness camps, blood donation camps by 3.13.4. Plantation Programme : National Service Scheme funded by Ministry of The NSS Unit of the college organizes plantation Youth Affairs and Sports, Govt. of India and programme in the college campus every year.

9 Cachar College PROSPECTUS : 2021-22 TWO-YEAR HIGHER SECONDARY PROGRAMME 4.1. SCHEME OF STUDIES The academic aspects of the two-year Higher Secondary course are governed by the rules and regulations of the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council. The Course is split into two years with two year-end examinations. As per the latest arrangements HS Final Year Examinatioins are conducted by the AHSEC while HS First Year Examinations are conducted by the College as per guidelines from AHSEC. 4.2. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION A student seeking admission to HS First Year classes in a certain academic year should have cleared the HSLC Examination under SEBA or any other equivalent examination recognised by competent authorities in the same year. Besides, the student has to comply with all norms as set by the Cachar College Admission Committee from time to time. Except the cases of reservation and official quota merit is the only criterion for admission. Students passing out the HS First Year Examination are eligible for admission to HS Final Year Classes. 4.3. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

HS First Year HS Final Year Subject Marks Subject Marks English 100 English 100 MIL 100 MIL 100 Elective 1 100 Elective 1 100 Elective 2 100 Elective 2 100 Elective 3 100 Elective 3 100 Elective 4* 100 Elective 4* 100 Environmental Education 50 Grand Total 550 Grand Total 500 * Fourth Elective subject fetches no direct benefit. 4.4. NUMBER OF SEATS Stream No. of sections Intake per section Intake per subject per section Arts 2 150 120 Science 1 150 120 Commerce 2 150 120 N.B.: Intake capacity may be changed subject to Govt. Notification.

4.5. RESERVATION OF SEATS As per Govt. rules seats are reserved for SC/ST/OBC/MOBC/PWD candidates. The College management may use the sports quota in case of exceptional sporting talents. 4.6. SUBJECTS ON OFFER Arts a) Core Subjects : English, MIL (Bengali/Manipuri/Hindi) b) Elective Subjects : Economics, Political Science, History / Mathematics, Logic and Philosophy, Arabic / Sanskrit / Advance Bengali / Advance Manipuri Science a) Core Subjects : English, MIL(Bengali/Manipuri/Hindi) b) Elective Subjects : Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology Commerce a) Core Subjects : English, MIL(Bengali/Manipuri/Hindi) Business Studies, Accountancy b) Third Elective Subjects : Economics / Commercial Arithmetic & Elements of Statistics. c) Fourth Elective Subjects : Mathematics / Commercial Arithmetic & Elements of Statistics.

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5.1. SCHEME OF STUDIES: concerned Course Structure with minimum of 132 credits: The Three Year Degree Course of the College B. A., B. Sc., B.Com., B.C.A. and B.B.A. under CBCS in Arts, Science, Commerce leading Each programme shall follow specific courses, to B.A, B.Sc. and B.Com degrees respectively is papers, credits and marks requirements as per affiliated to Assam University, Silchar and, as the Course Structures mentioned under Rule 19. such, is governed by the Statutes, Rules and 5.4. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION: Regulations of the University. Each programme (i) Candidates for admission to the FIRST is split into six semesters with six end-semester SEMESTER of TDC (CBCS) shall be required examinations. All the six examinations are to have passed the Higher Secondary (+2) conducted by the University and the final or its equivalent Examinations conducted degree is awarded on the basis of the composite by any recognized University/ Board/ scores in the three year-six-part examinations. Council, which shall be treated as qualifying Fresh under graduate Students are advised to examination. carefully read the detailed Guidelines on Provided that candidates for admission Semester System available in this prospectus into the specific programme of study shall (Pages 10-22). also possess such other qualifying conditions as may be prescribed by the University or 5.2. PROGRAMME OF STUDY UNDER CBCS: concerned college. The programme of study to be called as Three- (ii) No candidate shall be admitted to FIRST year Degree Course (TDC) under Choice Based SEMESTER of TDC (CBCS) programme of Credit System (CBCS) and in short TDC (CBCS), study, unless he/she has passed the shall be a 6-semester programme of 3 (three) qualifying examination, years’ duration and, there shall be 2 (two) (iii) No candidate shall be allowed to offer programmes under TDC (CBCS) namely, TDC Botany/ Chemistry/ Mathematics/ Physics/ (CBCS) Honours and TDC (CBCS) General. Zoology as one of the course/ subject unless he/she has passed the concerned subject 5.3. ELIGIBILITY FOR AWARD OF DEGREE: In the qualifying examination, A registered student shall be eligible for the (iv) In case of selection of eligible candidates award of Bachelor’s Degree only if he/she has for admission to any TDC (CBCS) programme undergone the TDC (CBCS) programme of study of study, the colleges shall follow the in a college affiliated to the University for a Statutory Reservation Policy of the period of not less than three academic years Government including the Rules and and successfully completes all the examinations Regulations prescribed therein. of all six semesters prescribed for the programme. An eligible candidate, on successful completion 5.5. NUMBER OF SEATS of the TDC (CBCS) Honours programme by TDC TDC TDC Shift passing all the papers of the prescribed courses Arts Science Commerce as per the Course Structure with minimum of 148 credits may be awarded any one of the Day 225 300 150 following Bachelor’s (Honours) Degree: Morning 125 NIL 150 B.A, (Honours), B.Sc. (Honours), B.Com. (Honours), N.B.: Intake capacity may be changed subject B.C.A. (Honours), to Govt. Notification. and, those under TDC (CBCS) General programme may be awarded any one of the 5.6. RESERVATION OF SEATS following Bachelor’s Degree on successful As per Govt. rules seats are reserved for SC/ST/ completion of the programme by passing all the OBC/MOBC/PWD/Sports/NCC/NSS/Cultural/ papers of the prescribed courses as per the Employees wards etc.

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5.7. BACHELOR OF ARTS Subjects on offer HONOURS PROGRAMME Subject Intake Capacity Subject Intake Capacity English 25 Economics 25 Bengali 25 Political Science 25 Manipuri 25 History 25 Sanskrit 25 Philosophy 25 Arabic 25

5.8. BACHELOR OF COMMERCE Honours group – Intake capacity - 80 N. B. : Further details of the scheme of B.Com examinations may be gathered from the Dept. of Commerce.

5.9. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

HONOURS COURSE Compulsory Subjects Core Subject Intake capacity Generic Elective (any one)

AECC-1 Physics 25 Mathematics/ Statistics AECC-2 Chemistry 25 Mathematics/ Physics Mathematics 25 Physics/ Chemistry/ Statistics/ Economics Botany 25 Chemistry/ Zoology Zoology 25 Chemistry/ Botany Economics 25 Mathematics/ Statistics

5.10. GUIDELINES ON “AUS TDC CBCS REGULATIONS 2018”

5.10.1 Duration of Programme of Study: (i) Each academic year of the TDC (CBCS) programme of study shall be divided Into two semesters. The first academic year shall comprise the first and second semesters, the second academic year the third and fourth semesters and, the third academic year the fifth and sixth semesters respectively. (ii) The odd and even semesters shall consist of the period as per the Academic Calendar published by the University. (iii) Maximum duration for the completion of a TDC (CBCS) programme of study is 5 (five) years at a stretch from the date of admission (i.e., 10 (ten) consecutive End Semester Examinations) as per the "Guidelines on Determination of a Uniform Span Period within which a Student may be allowed to Qualify fora Degree" published by UGC dated October 15, 2015. This criterion shall be strictly adhered to while determining the eligibility to appear in any ESE for Arrear Paper/s, and Betterment Examination.

5.10.2 Credit Requirements: Minimum credit requirement to complete the TDC (CBCS) Honours Programme shall be 148 and that under the TDC (CBCS) General Programme shall be 132.

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5.10.3 TDC (CBCS) Honours Programme: Course-wise distribution of number of papers, credits and marks is shown below):

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5.10.4 TDC (CBCS) General Programme: Course wise distribution of number of papers, credits and marks for BA, BSc, BCA, BCom and B0A programmes are shown below:

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5.10.5 Resitriction/ Recommendation in 5.10.6 Examination Pattern: Combination of Courses: A. Continuous and Comprehensive Assessment (i) Students shall NOT be allowed to choose the (CCA) following combination of courses: (i) Continuous and Comprehensive 1. Arabic/ Assamese/ Bengali/ Education/ Assessment (CCA) shall be done by the English/ Journalism & Mass college continuously and Communication/ Hindi/ History/ comprehensively for alt students Manipuri/ Persian/ philosophy/ Political throughout the semester. Paper-wise Science/ Sanskrit/ Sociology with assessment under CCA shall be done for Biotechnology/ Botany/ Chemistry/ all papers [except AECC and SEC], Computer Science/ Ecology & (ii) Unit Tests and Class Attendance shall be Environmental Science/ Geology/ the 2 (two) different components under Industrial Fish & Fisheries/ Ph/sics/ Zoology CCA and marks to be awarded as per as Core/ Generic Elective or vice-versa APPENDIX - C. In both TDC (CBCS) Honours and TDC (iii) Guidelines for Unit Tests and Class (CBCS) General. Attendance shall be as per the Rules 2. Same course (subject) as Core Course mentioned in APPENDIX-C. and Generic Elective (GE) Course, B. End Semester Examination (ESE) 3. Either any two Language Courses or any (i) There shall a total of 6 (six) End Semester two Classical Courses either as Core & Examinations (ESEs) - one each for Generic Elective (GE) Course or vice- Semesters I, II, III, IV, V and VI during TDC versa, (CBCS) programme of study. All these 6 (Language Courses: Assamese, Bengali, (six) ESEs shall be conducted by the Bodo, English, Hindi, Hmar, Manipuri, University as per the Schedule/ Mizo, Nepali, Urdu and Classical Courses: Programme published for each odd and Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit) even semesters. (ii) Additional Generic Elective Course (AGE) (ii) Duration of Examination (ESE) for each Course may be allowed for the following theory paper shall be of as per the Rules combinations: - mentioned under APPENDIX-A, For 1. Mathematics as one of the GE and Practical Courses, it shall be as per Chemistry/ Computer Science/ prescribed syllabus. Economics/ Geology/ Physics/ Statistics as AGE, 5.10.7.Admission Period : (i) First semester 2. Chemistry as one of the GE and Botany/ admission should be completed within Ecology & Environmental Science/ Bio- June each year. (ii) Admission in other Technology/ Zoology as AGE. semesters i.e. 2nd, 3rd, 4th , 5th and 6th 3. More combinations to allow AGE Course semester should be completed within 7 may be recommended by the affiliated days after completion of examinations on colleges. provisional basis. Requests for permission (iii) In admission to PG programmes of different for late admission shall not be entertained. courses, number of Indian Universities prefer students with specific subject/s as elective 5.10.8. Schedule of Classes : subject/s in their UG level— so, the University (i) 3rd and 5th Semester classes recommends: from 1st week of August. 1. To take Mathematics as GE Course by 1st Semester classes– to be notified later. those students who prefer to study PG in (ii) 2nd, 4th and 6th Semester classes Chemistry/ CS/ Economics/ Physics/ (To be notified later on) Statistics; 2. To take Chemistry as GE Course by those 5.10.9. Examination Schedule : Tentative students who prefer to study PG In schedules of examinations are as under:- Botany/ Ecology/ Geology/ Zoology. (i) Odd Semester - As per AUS 3. More GE Courses to be preferred may be notification recommended by the affiliated colleges. (iii) Even Semester - To be notified later on.

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Note: The schedule of admission, commencement of (iii) Marks scored in CCA for which the student classes and examinations may be altered in due appears as an Arrear Paper shall be carried course of time as per notification of Assam over for declaring the result of concerned University. The present schedule is as per existing Arrear Paper as per the Rules mentioned under academic calendar, 2019-20 issued by Assam 5.10.7(iii) University, Silchar. (iv) A student with an Arrear Paper in any semester Note: The students are advised to follow the notice shall NOT be eligible for determining the Merit boards on a regular basis since all important notices regarding admission, commencement Positions / Ranking / Gold Medalist. of classes, unit tests and all other examination B. Re-Check: related information are notified time to time as (i) Re-checking of answer scripts of theory papers per notification of Assam University, Silchar. The of any ESE to a maximum of three papers per college authority will not be responsible if students fail to follow any important notice on semester may be allowed by the University only time despite being displayed on the notice for those candidates who have obtained boards. Grade/s in the concerned paper/s above 3.5 but below 5.6. 5.10.10. Eligibility criteria for appearing in (ii) In re-checking of marks, only posting and Examinations : totaling of marks shall be checked. A candidate should have 75% of (iii) Interested students may apply for re-checking attendance both in theory and practical of answer-scripts of any ESE in the prescribed papers. For details, students may refer to format along with original copy of the Grade Appendix C.3. Card and requisite fees within 15 (fifteen) days from the date of publication of results of the 5.10.11. Admission to Higher Semester After concerned ESE to the COE through the End Semester Examination: Principal of college. (i) Admission to immediate next higher semester (II/ III/ IV/ V/ VI semester) after each C. Re-Evaluation: End Semester Examination (ESE) shall be (i) Re-evaluation of answer scripts of theory papers mandatory for each and every student with of any ESE may be allowed by the University or without “Arrear Paper/s”. Such admission only on the condition that the re-evaluated procedure shall start after the completion result shall be accepted by the student, even if the marks/ grade decreases after re- of ESE and shall be completed well before evaluation. A new Grade Card containing re- the commencement of classes for the evaluated marks/ grades cancelling the earlier respective semester. Procedure including one shall be issued by the University. the schedule of such admissions shall be (ii) Interested students may apply for re-evaluation notified by the concerned college for each of answer-scripts of any ESE In the prescribed and every semester. format along with requisite fees and original (ii) A student who fails to get admission in any copy of the Grade Card within 15 (fifteen) days higher semester for any valid reason may from the date of publication of results of the get admission In immediate next similar concerned ESE to the COE through the semester (odd or even). Principal of college. D. Betterment Examination: 5.10.12. Other Guidelines: (i) A student may be allowed to appear in A. Arrear paper/Papers: Betterment Examination in any 1 (one) theory (i) A paper of any course will be treated as “Arrear paper per semester in which the student has Paper” when a student “failed to pass (F)” / secured Grade 4.00 and above. “remained absent (Ab)” in that paper of any (ii) A student who opts to appear in Betterment End Semester Examination (ESE), and in the Examination In any paper under the previously Grade Card such an Arrear Paper will be shown mentioned provision, may be allowed to as “Yet to Pass: Paper Code.” appear in a paper only at the immediate next (ii) However, a student with more than 5 (five) similar End Semester Examination (ESE) as per “Arrear Papers” of all the previous semesters the following list (Table: 7), only on the (First, Second, Third and Fourth semesters) shall condition that the Semester in which NOT be allowed to appear in the 6th ESE. This Betterment Examination is opted by the clause be applied exclusively for the students student to appear falls within the stipulated appearing in the 6th ESE, span of completion of his/ her programme of

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study, that is, falls within 5 (five) years at a E. Unfair-means in Examinations: stretch from the date of his/ her admission as Rules/ Regulations/ Guidelines to be per rule 10.3.: adopted under TDC (CBCS) programme of Semester for the ESE In which a candidate study to curb unfairmeans in the which the paper may appear under examination shall follow the Rules and is prescribed Betterment Examination Regulations of Assam University for the same for that paper and shall be applied accordingly. First/ Third/ Fifth Immediate next Odd F. Dropping of Honours: semester Semester (i) In the TDC (CBCS) programme of study, a Second/ Fourth/ Immediate next Even student SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED TO CHANGE Sixth Semester Semester either from TDC (CBCS) Honours to TDC (CBCS) General or vice-versa during any (iii) As this provision is allowed to improve the semester of the programme. However, result, so, the student will be awarded better Principal of a college with the Grade secured by the student in the previous recommendation of concerned HoD/s may and betterment examinations. allow a First semester student once for such (iv) No student shall be allowed: change before submission of Registration Forms to the University. Change of course/ 1. to re-appear for the same paper in which subject may be allowed as per similar the student has already been appeared under Betterment Examination. procedure within stipulated period as mentioned herein. Previous attendance 2. to appear in Betterment Examination who shall be taken into consideration in such have migrated from Assam University. cases. Colleges may design a form for the 3. to appear in any Betterment Examination students to apply for such change, and the if the Semester in which Betterment last date of submission of such form be Examination is opted by the student to announced by notification, appear does NOT fall within the stipulated (ii) To drop Honours or to change course/ span of completion of his/ her programme subject after the stipulated period as of study, that is, falls within 5 (five) years at a stretch from the date of his/ her admission mentioned above, a student may get re- as per rule 10.3. admitted In First semester, subject to the availability of seats as per Rule 12 (in the (v) Interested students may apply for Betterment AUS TDC CBCS REGULATIONS 2018) to Examination in the prescribed format along continue with his/her studies in TDC (CBCS) with requisite fees and original copy of the programme of study. Grade Card within 15 (fifteen) days from the date of publication of results of the concerned (iii) No student will be allowed to continue the ESE to the COE through the Principal of college. honours course if he/she fails to attend the classes continuously for the first 15 days. (vi) Whatsoever the overall performance (CGPA) of a student, he/she shall NOT be eligible for Note : The college does not encourage change of determining the Merit Positions/ Ranking/ Gold combination of elective subjects after admission. Medalist, if the student appears in any paper Therefore, students are advised to carefully select under Betterment Examination, their combination subjects at the time of admission.

NOTE : In addition to TDC (CBCS) BA/BSc Honours and BA/BSc General Programmes, there shall be provisions for BA/BSc with a core course and also BSc in Physical Sciences and Life Sciences. Students can go for those options once they are in the third semester.

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5.11. TDC-CBCS COURSE STRUCTURES 5.11.1 Course-wise Distribution of Full Marks & Pass Marks Table: 1

5.11.2. For Honours Course Table:2 Course Structure: Honours

Table:3 Course Structure: Honours (Marks & Credit Distribution)

* For details reffer Appendix H-01, H-02

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5.11.3 For General Course

Table:4 Course Structure: BA - General

Table:5 Course Structure: BA - General (Marks & Credit Distribution)

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Table:6 Course Structure: BCom - General

Table:7 Course Structure: BCom General (Marks & Credit Distribution)

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Table:8 Course Structure: BSc- General

Table:9 Course Structure: BSc/BCA - General (Marks & Credit Distribution)

* For details reffer Appendix H-05, H-06, H-07, H-08, H-10, H-11

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5.12. RESULTS : SGPA and CGPA shall be kept at 2 (two) decimal places and be reported in the Grade Card/ Transcripts with the following Letter Grade, Classification & Class/Division:

Note: SGPA - Semester Grade Point Average CGPA - Cumulative Grade Point Average

STUDENTS’ RESPONSIBILITIES OF LEARNING The Student Shall appreciate the institutional goals and objectives and contribute to the realization of the same by participating in relevant institutional activities. have a clear knowledge of the programmes, admission policies, rules and regulations of the institution. follow the time schedules, rules and regulations of the institution. undertake regular and intense study of learning materials. make optimum use of the learning resources and other support services available in the institution. prepare for continuous internal assessment and term-end examinations. give feedback for system improvement. have faith and ability to pursue life long learning. l live as worthy alumnus of the institution.

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5.13. PAPER CODES

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DISTANCE LEARNING INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL BIOTECH HUB The Institutional level Biotech Hub (IBThub) with Cachar College has an Open and Distance a Biotechnology Lab. with basic set of equipments Learning Centre which started its functioning back has been established in the college for promotion in July 2008. ODLC is an independent wing of the of Biotechnology. Sponsored by the Department of College which is connected with Krishna Kanta Biotechnology (DBT), New Delhi, Govt. of India, the Handique State Open University, Guwahati. IBThub function under Biotech consortium India ODLC runs a complete Study centre of the Limited (BCIL) and is guided by North-Eastern Region KKHSOU offering various courses with both Biotechnology Programme Management Cell (NER- horizontal and vertical flexibility. BPMC). The Hub conducts Biotechnology Awareness Programmes through training and workshops for learners at different levels. Recently DBT has approved the IBT hub for its continuation in Phase- II, and the necessary formalities have been completed regarding this.

INTERNAL DISCIPLINE The College has always kept a high standard clean and intact is the duty of the students. of internal discipline for students in the interest of Writing/sticking bills, posters on the walls, conducive academic environment. To honour the splitting and littering shall be treated as breach time tested heritage of the College, students are of discipline. advised to comply with the following guidelines. 5. The Principal is accessible to the individual 1. Ragging in all form is banned in this college. student as per the official schedule only. Entry This institution is committed to follow the anti- of students in a body in the Principal’s Chamber ragging circular of the UGC in letter and spirit. is strictly prohibited. Students are accordingly warned against all 6. Circulation of leaflets, notices, putting on types of ragging activities which are treated as posters, banners, festoons inside the campus, cognizable offences. holding meeting, discussion by students in the 2. Entry to the College Campus is permitted only College or Hostel premises shall require prior when a student is in College Uniform and in approval of the College authority. possession of the Identity Card. The guard 7. Students are expected to abide by all rules and posted at the College Gate is instructed regulations of the College. Violation of any such accordingly. Students are only expected to rule, unsatisfactory behaviour within/outside the cooperate with him in the proper discharge of classes, showing discourtesy to teachers and his duty. non-teaching staff of the College shall invite 3. Irregularity in classes (both theory and practical) disciplinary proceedings. is viewed seriously by the College authority. 8. Use of Mobile Phone is strictly prohibited in classroom, Taking both the Unit Tests and the Test varandah, corridoor unless permitted by the Examination is mandatory for all. In fact, concerned teacher in the class. students are sent up for final examination on 9. Consumption of Gutkha and other tobacco products, the basis of their performances in the internal littering of college campus with plastic materials are examinations and class attendance. strictly prohibited. 4. Keeping the College building and furniture

COLLEGE UNIFORM Wearing college uniform is compulsory failing which a student will not be allowed to enter the college campus during college hours. It is also mandatory for students to keep identity card along with them.

24 Cachar College PROSPECTUS : 2021-22 FACULTY MEMBERS Principal: Dr. Siddhartha Sankar Nath M.Sc,(Gold Medalist) NET, M.Tech(Microelectronics And VLSI), PG Diploma (Instrumentation), Ph.D (Nanotechnology) Name Designation Qualification Dr. Abdul Quadir Barbhuiya (HoD) Associate Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), Ph.D.

Arabic Vacant Dr. Sumita Ghosh (HoD) Associate Professor M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Sudip Kumar Das Associate Professor M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Sucharita Choudhury Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Bengali Dr. Soma Acharjee Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Vacant Dr. Gopa Chakraborty (HoD) Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Mukul Kumar Baruah Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Biswajit Debroy Assistant Professor M.Sc. (Gold Medalist), B.Ed., Ph.D.,

Botany SLET, PGDBI, DBT Biotech NA Vacant Smt. Anita Bhattacharjee Associate Professor M.Sc. Dr. Th. Pawlen Singha (HoD) Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Sri Kiriti Bhusan Dey Associate Professor M.Sc.

Chemistry Dr. Rahul Kanti Nath Assistant Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Vacant Sri Ratan Kumar Das (HoD) Associate Professor M.Com. (NET-JRF) Dr. Paramita Das Associate Professor M.A., Ph.D. Sri Kajen Basumatary Associate Professor M.Com. (NET) Sri Kamal Kanti Das Assistant Professor M.Com., (NET & SLET), M. Phil., DIM Sri Hunasingh Engti Assistant Professor M.Com.(NET),M.Phil

Commerce Miss Ankita Ghosh Assistant Professor M.Com (Gold Medalist), NET, JRF Vacant Sri Joydeep Biswas (HoD) Associate Professor M.A. Sri Swapan Suklabaidya Associate Professor M.A. Dr. A. Pushpalata Singh Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Vacant

Economics Vacant Sri Raju Brahma (HoD) Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil. Dr. Padmashree Chakraborty Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Sri Hemanta Kumar Bora Assistant Professor M.A. (SLET), M.Phil. Dr. Rumi Rani Laskar Assistant Professor M.A. M.Phil., Ph.D. English Vacant Vacant 25 Cachar College PROSPECTUS : 2021-22

Hindi Dr. Shankar Sharma (HoD) Assistant Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), (NET), Ph.D. Md. Shams Uddin (HoD) Associate Professor M.A. Dr. L. Anupama Singha Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Vacant History Vacant IFF Dr. Apurba Chakraborty (Co-ordinator) Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Mrs. Ch. Kamala Devi (HoD) Associate Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), (NET) Dr. L. Nipamacha Singh Assistant Professor M.A. (NET), B.Ed., Ph.D. Dr. Sulekha Singha Assistant Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), (SLET), M.Phil., Ph.D. Manipuri Vacant Dr. Avinoy Paul (HoD) Assistant Professor M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Vacant Vacant Mathematics Dr. Swadesh Ranjan Das Associate Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), Ph.D. Dr. Merina Islam Associate Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), (NET), Ph.D. Dr. Bahnisikha Deb Roy Assistant Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), (NET) ), Ph.D.

Philosophy Vacant Sri Debasish Chakraborty Associate Professor M.Sc. Dr. Biswajit Purkayastha (HoD) Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Ajoy Roy Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Physics Vacant Vacant Dr. Anitya Benode Deb (HoD) Associate Professor M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Smriti Paul Assistant Professor M.A. (NET), M.Phil., Ph.D. Ananda Chandra Ghosh Assistant Professor M.A. (NET) Vacant

Political Science Vacant Dr. Asima Bhattacharjee (HoD) Associate Professor M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. Dr. Shilpi Dutta Majumder Assistant Professor M.A. (Gold Medalist), B.Ed, Ph.D.

Sanskrit Vacant Dr. Ajoy Roy (HoD) M.Sc., Ph.D. Sri Manish Pandey Guest Lecturer M.Sc.

Statistics Sri Subhajit Bhattacharjee Guest Lecturer M.Sc., PGDCA Dr. Apurba Chakraborty (HoD) Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Nilam Basumatary Assistant Professor M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Nitu Debnath Assistant Professor M.Sc. (Gold Medalist), (SLET), Ph.D., PGDBI Dr. Joyobrato Nath Assistant Professor M.Sc. (NET & SLET), Ph.D., PGDBI Zoology Vacant

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF LABORATORY BEARERS HEAD AND SENIOR ASSISTANT Name Department • Mr. Alok Sankar Deb, Head Assistant Mr. Jyotilal Kurmi Physics • Mr. Biswajit Das, Senior Assistant Mr. Ruhit Dusad Chemistry OFFICE STAFF (Junior Assistant) Mr. Gautam Roy (Non-Sanctioned) Chemistry • Mr. Bijan Chakraborty, Junior Assistant Mr. Bangshidhar Dusad Botany • MS. Sucharita Das, Laboratory Assistant Mr. Samit Chakraborty Botany • Mr. Animesh Goswami, Junior Assistant Mr. Jatindra Chandra Nath Zoology • Mr. Bijit Kr. Biswas, Junior Assistant Mr. Rahul Deb (Non-Sanctioned) Zoology • Mr. Sanjoy Debnath, Junior Assistant • Mr.Rajdeep Dutta, Grade III (Temporary) Vacant Zoology • Mr. Kanchan Kumar Nath (Guest Lecturer, Vacant Physics Commerce) Attached with Finance and Accounts Vacant Chemistry • Mr. Subhabrata Das, PS to Principal • Vacant U.D.A - 01 OFFICE STAFF (GRADE IV) • Mr. Maja Pow Rongmei • Mr. Surojit Das, (Temporary) • Himani Yadab, (Temporary) • Mrs Lipi Rongmei • Mrs. Namita Deb, (Temporary) • Bharat Rabidas, (Temporary) • Mr. Rupon Uddin Laskar • Mr. Gautam Roy, (Temporary) • Dipak Yadab, (Temporary) • Mr.Satyajit Das, (Temporarily (Generator Operator cum electrician) • Saharul Islam, (Temporary) assigned the duty of lab bearer) • Mr. L. Subodh Singha, (Temporary) • Raju Laskar, (Temporary) • Mr. Raj Kumar Nunia GATE KEEPER • Mr. Chandra Kishore Singha, • Prithu Ranjan Das (Temporary) HOSTEL STAFF (NON-SANCTIONED) Superintendent : Dr. Soma Acharjee • Bibhas Sharma SUPERVISING ENGINEER Cook : 02 Night Guard : 01 • Sahab Uddin Mazumder Mr. Kanakava Chakraborty Sweeper : 01 • Rusna Begum Mazumder Academic Co-ordinators Stream Name Phone No. Arts Dr. Sumita Ghosh 9435072419 Science Dr. Biswajit Purkayastha 9954073193 Commerce Ratan Kumar Das 9435500950

INSTITUTION’S RESPONSIBILITIES TOWARDS STUDENTS The Institution Shall communicate its goals and objectives systematically and clearly to all students. offer programmes that are consistent with its goals and objectives. offer a wide range of programmes with adequate academic flexibility. obtain feedback from students on the initiation, review and redesign of programmes if and when necessary. facilitate effective running of the teaching-learning programmes. implement a well-conceived plan for monitoring student progress continuously. ensure that the student assessment mechanism is reliable and valid. provide clear information to students about admission and completion requirements for all programmes, the fee structure and refund policies, financial aid and students support services. ensure sufficient and well-run support services to all students. promote healthy practices.

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Note: For any further clarification regarding TDC-CBCS Regulations and Course Structure the students are advised to contact appropriate authority of Assam University, Silchar.

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