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Assam University Diphu Campus (A Central University Established by an Act of Parliament) E-Mail: Info.Audc2007@Gmail.Com Diphu-782 462, Karbi Anglong, Assam, India असम वि�िवि饍यालय दिफू परिसि (संसि के अधिनियम के अꅍत셍गत थावपत एक केꅍरीय वि�िवि饍यालय) दिफू - ७८२ ४६२, कार्बी आं셍लⴂ셍, असम, भाित Assam University Diphu Campus (A Central University established by an act of Parliament) E-mail: [email protected] Diphu-782 462, Karbi Anglong, Assam, India BY EMAIL/FAX/SPEED POST ASSAM UNIVERSITY DIPHU CAMPUS (A CRNTRAL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS OF ASSAM UNIVERSITY SILCHAR) ADMISSION NOTICE SIX MONTH CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME IN KARBI LANGUAGE Even Semester Session 2018-2019 Applications are invited from intending candidates for admission into the Six Months Certificate Course in Communicative Karbi Language to be offered by Assam University, Diphu Campus with the help and support of society for promotion of Karbi Language, Diphu, Karbi Anglong (Assam). The Programme primarily aims at imparting of spoken skill on the Karbi language among the Karbi and non-Karbi speakers and along with the skill of writing and translation from other languages into Karbi and vice-versa. The Programme consists of 3 (three) courses having 100 marks in each course. In the entire Programme, emphasis will be given on interaction on the lessons to make it more effective, easily intelligible, functional and practical. Application Form is available in the Assam University website (www.aus.ac.in). The classes shall be conducted at the Department of English, Assam University, Diphu Campus with help and support of the Society for Promotion of Karbi Language, Diphu, Karbi Anglong District. Eligibility: Student, Teacher, Service Holder or Businessmen residing in Karbi Anglong with minimum qualification of 10+2 pattern or Graduate in any discipline. Intake: 60 (Sixty) Admission Procedure: On Merit and First come First Chance basis. The Candidates shall have to submit the filled-in Application Form to the Academic Section, ASSAM UNIVERSITY DIPHU CAMPUS along with the self attested copies of the Marksheets, Pass Certificates, Assam University Registration Certificate (if any) and Caste Certificate (if any). They have to produce the original certificates at the time of admission. Admission Schedule: Last date for submission of application form: 26.02.2019 Date of Admission 27th to 28th February 2019 Classes commencement: To be notified. Fee Structure: For Assam University Registered Student, Total Fees Rs. 3625.00 For Non-Registered Student in Assam University, Total Fees Rs. 3925.00 (Examination Fee Rs. 800.00 and Certificate Fee as applicable and Fee Book extra.) Programme Coordinator Correspondence: Head, Department of Assamese Sri L.S. Teron Assam University Diphu Campus Society for Promotion of Karbi Language Lumding Road, Diphu Karbi Anglong, Phone: 7002781425 Assam, 782 462 Phone: 9435208498 Sd- Deputy Registrar File No. 01/131/AC/CCKL/2018/5884 Date: 19th Feb.2019. Copy for information and necessary action: 1. The Pro Vice chancellor, Assam University Diphu Campus 2. The Registrar, Assam University Silchar 3. The Finance Officer, Assam University Silchar 4. The Controller of Examinations, Assam University Silchar 5. All Heads, Assam University Diphu Campus 6. P. S to V.C, AUS for kind information to the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Assam University Silchar 7. The Editor, Thekar, Diphu, Karbi Anglong ( a leading news paper of Karbi Anglong) with a request for publication as news item. 8. File. Deputy Registrar Application For Admission Six-month Certificate Programme in Karbi Language ASSAM UNIVERSITY DIPHU CAMPUS Diphu- 782462 Affix passport [Read Information Brochure carefully before filling up the form] size photograph here Course : Department : Session : 1. Applicant's Name in Full (BLOCK CAPITALS) Mr./ Miss. /Mrs Name Surname 2. Father's Name : _______________________________________________________________________________ 3. Mother's Name : 4. Father's/Guardian's (if father is deceased / Expired) Name, Occupation and Address : Name _____________________________________ Occupation ______________________ Address ____________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ Pin ___________________________ 5. Address for correspondence : ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Pin ___________________________ Phone__________________(R)_________________(Mobile) e-mail____________________ 6. Date of Birth : Day Month Year 7. Nationality : (Attach H. S.L. C. Certificate) 8. Sex : Male Female 9. Marital Status : Married Unmarried 10. Blood Group 11. Community: SC ST(P) ST(H) OBC MOBC General 12. Religion : (Attach certificate from competent authority) 13. Name and Registration Number of the University/ Board/Institution where registered last : 14. Educational Qualification starting from H. S. L. C. or equivalent : (Attach attested copies of marksheets and certificates of all examinations) Examination Board/Council/ Year of Div./ Percentage Roll No. Subjects Taken Passed University Passing Class of Marks 10th standard 10+2 10+2+3 15. Academic distinction/medals/ _______________________________________________________________ prizes/scholarships, if any (Attach certificate) _______________________________________________________________ 16. Any Extracurricular Activities (Mention the activities and furnish testimonials) 17. Are you differently abled (physically handicapped) ? Yes No (If yes, attach certificate from the competent authority) 18. Are you undergoing any course of study at present ? If yes, give details. UNDERTAKING I declare that, if admitted, I shall abide by the Statutes, Ordinances, Rules, Regulations, Orders etc. of the Assam University that will be in force from time to time. I submit myself to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Vice-chancellor and other authorities of the University who may be vested with such powers under the Act, Statutes, Ordinances, Orders and the Rules that have been framed thereunder by the University. I also declare that the information given above are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and if any of them is found to be incorrect, my admission shall be liable to be cancelled and I shall be liable to such other disciplinary action as may be decided upon by the University. Date : Full signature of the applicant For Office Use Only Selected Provisionally Under Rejected 1. General Merit List 2. SC/ ST Quota Remarks : 3. Reserved Quota Programme Co-ordinator .
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