From the Principal’s Desk...

Nations are built by the imagination and untiring enthusiastic efforts of generations. One generation transfers the fruits of its toil to another, which then takes forward the mission. As the coming generation also has its dreams and aspirations for the nation’s future, it therefore adds something from its side to the national vision; which the next generation strives hard to achieve. This process goes on and the nation climbs steps of glory and gains higher strength. - APJ Abdul Kalam.

Education, a pivotal instrument for nation building, drives away ignorance and through illumination it emboldens a man to a righteous thought and action. Today, the role of a college is not only to pursue academic excellence but also to motivate and empower its students to be lifelong learners, critical thinkers, and productive members of an ever-changing global society.

Sarupathar College, endowed with progressive futuristic outlook, aims continual growth in the quality of all academic activities with a sense of commitment to fully meet the expectations of the students, parents and society at large. The college primarily intends to nurture the shelved potential in students providing an ideal platform for them to channelize their creative outbursts and lend expression to their thoughts and views on various aspects in serene manner. Our institution believes that the purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows, and as such we are focused not merely on academic pursuits but also on providing opportunity to each student to explore his or her own capabilities and their area of interest - curricular, co-curricular or extra-curricular. We aim to develop soft skills that will equip them to manage and lead the varied opportunities and challenges of the society with an added edge.

The constant growth in information and communication related technologies in the recent past has brought about remarkable changes in various aspects of human life and led to the creation of a knowledge based society where knowledge is the most powerful tool for success. In the context, of being familiar to the latest technical advances in various fields has become an extreme need of the hour. Hence, apart from delivering excellent academic content and development of skills through practical experiences, the students are encouraged to develop interpersonal skills through interaction with knowledgeable resource persons.

No wonder, a student harnessed in such an atmosphere has every hope and possibility of becoming a responsible, balanced and a mature adult and is able to live in to contribute and to shoulder responsibilities of the society. Every student should perceive that he/she is an integral part of the country. He/she will have to change himself/herself so as to bring any change to the society. The students, guardians as well as the faculty members will have to realise the acutal aim of education and direct their endeavours towards bringing change in the society. The students should develop scientific thinking and engage themselves in productive activities apart from contributing towards socio-economic and cultural fields of the society.

I would like to conclude with the inspirational quote from Lord Buddha : “Believe nothing merely because you have been told it. Do not believe what your teacher tells you merely out of respect for the teacher. But whatsoever, after due examination and analysis, you find to be kind, conducive to the good, the benefit, the welfare of all beings -- that doctrine believe and cling to, and take it as your guide.”

(Ms. Moniprova Bora) Principal Contents

College Profile 3

Vision & Mission 4

Programmes offered 5

Fee Structures 9

Admission Procedure 9

Rules and Regulations 10

Facilities 12

College Fraternity 15

KKHSOU Study Centre 16 COLLEGE PROFILE

A. LOCATION : Sarupathar College is the premier institution of higher education in the greater Dhansiri Sub-Division of Golaghat district along the Assam Nagaland border which covers an area of 888 sq. km. Embellished by its diverse ethnic groups with their rich cultural heritage, this region can aptly be called Assam in miniature. The river Dhansiri flows 2 km. west from the college and the river Doyang flows 6 km. east from the college. The college is situated at a distance of 55 km. to the south of the district headquarters at Golaghat, bounded by unbroken chain of the Naga Hills to the south-east and south and the Karbi Hills to the west. Located at Naharani at the outskirt of the town this college is at a distance of about 3 km. from Sarupathar Railway Station (NF Railway).

B. HISTORY : Estabished on November 14th in the year 1970 with Mr. Muhi Kanta Tamuly as its Prin- cipal, Sarupathar College is the outcome of toil and hardship of a host of leading personalities of the greater Saruapathar area, who had been longing to see the light of higher education in this outlying remote part of the country. The dream was realized with conviction when the college was brought under deficit grants by the Assam government in 1981. Thus, a new era dawned on this premier educational institution not without tremendous perils and sacrifice faced by some of the founder teachers and well wishers. Today the college owes much to the local community who had contributed so much to see the college where it stands today. At the same time the college stands faithful to its commitment by giving her very best in the field of higher education. On the other hand, the introduction of the Commerce Stream in the year 1985 was another feather to the cap. The college got permanent affiliation under Dibrugarh University up to degree level in 1994-1995 and was declared, alongwith the other colleges of Assam, a provincialised college in December, 2005. Though it is a degree college, the institution has also been providing facilities for studies in higher secondary courses in both Arts and Commerce stream. The college was assessed by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in January, 2021 and result is yet to be finalised following an appeal submitted to the council and hence the previous grade has been retained so far. This institution is venturing into new frontiers in a quest for quality enhancement accommodating co-curricular activities, besides its general curriculum. Now the college has successfully completed 51 years of its existence and is able to meet the needs and aspira- tions of the people of the Dhansiri Sub-Division in particular and other areas in general. The college bears the responsibilty of uplifting the socio-economic development of the backward, rural and inter- state bordering region. It is our humble anticipation that the college will open up new vistas of learning for the students by providing ample opportunities in all possible fileds for unraveling the hidden talents of the students. a. Principals of our college : Past and Present :

Sl. No. Name of Principal Status Period Permanent / In-charge From To 1. Mr. Muhi Kanta Tamuly Principal (Permanent) 14.11.1970 31.03.1997 2. Mr. Narayan Chandra Talukdar Principal i/c 01.04.1997 31.12.2004 3. Mr. Hemo Gogoi Principal i/c 01.01.2005 13.11.2006 4. Mr. Samarendra Singha Principal i/c 14.11.2006 18.01.2012 5. Dr. Siddheswar Bora Principal (Permanent) 19.01.2012 30.06.2021 6. Ms. Moni Prova Bora Principal i/c 01.07.2021 Continuing

3 VISION AND MISSION

The college has been conducting various programmes and activities with the vision and mission stated hereunder :

A. VISION Sarupathar college believes it to be its utmost priority to develop the mind, body and intellect of the students and thereby bring in all round development of selfhood. This institution belongs to a remote and rural area and thus it is a primary concern to make it a rural institution of excellence. It endeavors to bring in prosperity and disseminate knowledge among this rural region which is mostly lagging be- hind in economic and literary spheres. The demographic pattern of students in this institution shows an assimilation of diverse ethnic and cultural identities. Consequently it becomes a place of cross cultural integrity and the student community is encouraged to respect all cultural identities while trying their best to work for the upliftment and preservation of their own cultural traditions. The institution aims at imparting knowledge, discipline and human values to its students coming from different walks of life and thereby makes them good citizens who can contribute towards nation building. The goal of this institu- tion is to make higher education easily accessible and affordable for the country folk of the surrounding who are leading tough agrarian lifestyle.

B. MISSION To materialize our vision of all round development of the students as well as the surrounding areas the institution has undertaken the following missions.

Academic : 1. To provide value based education 2. To provide opportunity for quality higher education to the deprived and marginalized section of the society in this area. 3. To develop competitive environment among the students with good value system and prepare them to confront the contemporary challenging world. 4. To provide opportunities for unraveling the talents of our students in the sphere of games and sports. 5. To develop the college into an information hub for the rural population where information technology is not easily accessible. 6. To promote environmental awareness among the local population and enrich nature by plantations. 7. To boost the cultural environment by providing platforms to the students in the areas of singing and performing arts. 8. To address the issue of conflict management by hosting friendly exchange programmes among the cross border communities. 9. To promote women empowerment by organizing various programmes time and again. 10. To impart nationalist sentiments among the students that will promote national unity and integrity.

Administrative: 1. To make the administration more transparent, accessible and shared. 2. To convert the entire process of admission, feedback, attendance etc from the traditional process to online process. 3. To generate more revenues from own sources to maintain the existing facilities properly. 4. To establish in-house production centre with the help of the students of vocational courses.

4 PROGRAMMES OFFERED

The college offers B.A. (Honours) and B.Com. (Honours) programmes apart from Higher Secondary courses in Arts & Commerce. The subjects mentioned below are offered in the six semesters of the Degree programmes. a. Bachelor of Arts Compulsory Subjects : (i) English (ii) Modern Indian Language (The college has the facility for teaching the subject Assamese only as MIL. However, students may appear in Assamese, Bengali, Hindi, Bodo or Nepali in lieu of MIL in the examinations conducted by Dibrugarh University.) (iii) Computer Skills/ Communication Skills (in lieu of Computer Skills) (iv) Multi-disciplinary (v) Environmental Studies Elective Subjects : (i) History, (ii) Economics (iii) Sociology (iv) Political Science (v) Education.

Courses Structure of B.A. Programme in the CBCS System Sl. No. Stream Department/Subjects Courses Duration Eligibility Assamese Honours 3 Years 10+2 passed Economics Honours 3 Years 10+2 passed English Honours 3 Years 10+2 passed Arts (B.A.) History Honours 3 Years 10+2 passed Political Science Honours 3 Years 10+2 passed Sociology Honours 3 Years 10+2 passed Education Honours 3 Years 10+2 passed

A. Semester-wise distribution of Courses in B.A. Honours (CBCS)

Class Core Course (14) Ability Enhancement Skill Enhancement Elective Elective Compulsory Course Course (SEC) (2) Discipline Generic (AECC) (2) Specific (GE) (4) DSE (4)

Ist C 1 (6C) AECC 1 GE-1 (6C) SEM Communicative English (2C)

C 2 (6C) AECC 2 MIL / Communicative Hindi/Alternative English (2C)

IInd C 3 (6C) AECC 3 GE-2 (6C) SEM Environmental Science C 4 (6C) (2C)

5 IIIrd C 5 (6C) SEC-1.1 (2C) GE-3 (6C) SEM C 6 (6C) C 7 (6C)

IVth C 8 (6C) SEC-2.1 (2C) GE-4 (6C) SEM C 9 (6C) C 10 (6C)

Vth C 11 (6C) DSE-1 (6C) SEM C 12 (6C) DSE-2 (6C)

VI C 13 (6C) DSE-3 (6C) SEM C 14 (6C) DSE-4 (6C)

A. Semester-wise distribution of Courses in B.Com Honours (CBCS)

FIRST SEMESTER Course Course Title Credit Remarks Code Core C 101 Financial Accounting 6 Compulsory C 102 Business Law 6

Generic Elective G 101 Micro Economics 6 Compulsory

Ability AE 101 Communicative English 2 Compulsory Enhancement AE 102 MIL/Communicative Hindi/ 2 Compulsory Alternative English

Total Credit 22

SECOND SEMESTER Course Course Title Credit Remarks Code Core C 203 Corporate Accounting 6 Compulsory C 204 Corporate Law 6

Generic Elective G 202 Macro Economics 6 Compulsory

Ability AE 202 Environmental Science/Studies 2 Compulsory Enhancement

Total Credit 20

6 THIRD SEMESTER Course Course Title Credit Remarks Code Core C 305 Human Resource Management 6 Compulsory C 306 Income Tax Law and Practice 6 C 307 Management Principles and 6 Application.

Generic Elective G 303 Business Statistics 6 Compulsory

Skill SE 302 E-Commerce 2 Compulsory Enhancement

Total Credit 26

FOURTH SEMESTER Course Course Title Credit Remarks Code Core C 408 Cost Accounting 6 Compulsory C 409 Business Mathematics 6 C 410 Computer Application in Business 6

Generic Elective G 404 Indian Economy 6 Compulsory

Skill SE 403 Enterpreneurship 2 Compulsory Enhancement

Total Credit 26

FIFTH SEMESTER Course Course Title Credit Remarks Code Core C 511 Principles of Marketing 6 Compulsory C 512 Fundamental of Financial 6 Management

Discipline D 501 Group-A 6 Student shall Specific Elective a) Management Accounting choose any two b) Corporate Tax Planning Courses from D 502 c) Security Analysis and Portfolio 6 Group-A Management d) Service Marketing e) Banking and Insurance f) Computerised Accounting System g) Financial Markets, Institutions and Financial Service Total Credit 24

7 SIXTH SEMESTER Course Course Title Credit Remarks Code Core C 613 Auditing and Corporate 6 Compulsory C 512 Governance Indirect Tax Law 6

Discipline D 603 Group-B 6 Student shall Specific Elective a) Fundamentals of Investment have to opt for b) Consumer Affairs and Customer any two courses D 502 care 6 from Group-B c) Business Tax Procedures and Management d) International Business e) Industrial Relations and Labour Laws f) Business Research Methods and and Project Work

Total Credit 24

CLASSIFICATION OF SEMESTER (CBCS) SYSTEM : (i) 1st, 3rd & 5th Semesters - Odd Semester : June 01 - November 30; (ii) 2nd, 4th & 6th Semesters - Even Semesters : December 01 - May 31 Only two speciality courses are offered by in the Commerce Stream, namely, (i) Accounting and Finance and (ii) Human Resource Management.

A. Subjects Offered in Higher Secondary Course (i) Arts Stream Compulsory Subjects : English, MIL (The college has the facility for teaching the subject Assamese only as MIL. However, students may appear in Nepali, Bodo or Hindi in lieu of MIL in the examinations conducted by AHSEC.) Optional Subjects : (Any three from the following) Economics, Political Scienece, History, Advance Assamese, Sociology, Education. Besides three optional subjects, students can take one more subject as the 4th subject. (ii) Commerce Stream Compulsory Subjects : English, MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies (The college has the facility for teaching the subject Assamese only as MIL. However, students may appear in Nepali, Bodo or Hindi in lieu of MIL in the examinations conducted by AHSEC.). Optional Subjects : (any two) Economics, Salesmanship and Advertising, Commercial Arithmetic and Elements of Statistics. Besides the optional subjects, students can take one more subject as the 4th subject.

(iii) Self Financing Course : Keeping in view the great demands in the today’s competitive job markets, the college offers two most promising job oriented self financing courses as mentioned hereunder. Interested students may join the courses (offline mode only) by paying a minimal admission fee to the college. Students will be provided certificate/diploma after completion of the courses. (A) Diploma in Computer Application (DCA). (B) Certificate Course in Yoga (CCY). 8 FEE STRUCTURE : Fees payable by a degree / higher secondary student at the time of admission :

Sl. No. Particulars H.S. Degree

1. Admission fee 400.00 400.00

2. Tuition fee (Male) 600.00 (With Hons) 970.00 (Female) Nil 3. Establishment fee 600.00 600.00 4. Contigency (Running water/Maintanance) 200.00 200.00 5. Council / University fee 200.00 200.00 6. I. Card fee 50.00 50.00 7. Development fee 500.00 500.00 8. Library fee 200.00 200.00 9. Internal Exam fee 120.00 120.00 10. Scout & Guide fee 30.00 30.00 11. Magazine fee 150.00 150.00 12. Students’ Union fee 100.00 100.00 13. Game & Sports fee 100.00 100.00 14. Festival fee 100.00 100.00 15. Electricity fee 200.00 200.00 16. Co-curricular Activities fee 100.00 100.00 17. Cultural & Music fee 50.00 50.00 18. Debating & Literature fee 50.00 50.00 19. Student Welfare (Poor student aid) 50.00 50.00 20. ICT fee 100.00 100.00 21. Youth Festival / Music fee 100.00 100.00 Total 4000.00 4790.00

Admission Procedure : The college offers admission to eligible candidates in online mode only. The notifications regarding admission into B.A./B.Com and H.S. 1st year (Arts & Commerce) is published in the college website http://www.sarupatharcollege.edu.in soon after declaration of HS/ HSLC examination results.

Eligibility Criteria : Admission will be conducted purely on the basis of marks obtained by students in the last examination appeared. A students who has passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) of the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council or an equivalent examination (10+2) recognised by University, shall be eligible for admission into the First Semester of the Six Semester Degree Course in CBCS System. (i) Application for admission into the college should be made in the prescribed application form issued by the college website on payment of Rs. 300.00 being the cost for admission form and prospectus cum academic calender.

9 (ii) Admission to the college is made strictly in order of merit and is governed by college admission rules. (iii) Candidate are required to produce at the time of admission the original copies of mark sheet of the last qualifying examination. They should produce the following documents apart from the marksheet. Age certificate HSLC & HS Certificate and marksheet. Caste certificate where necessary. Two copies of passport size photograph.

Number of seats in different courses : (i) H.S. 1st year (Arts) : 250 (ii) H.S. 1st year (Commerce) : 150 (iii) B.A. 1st Semester : 400 (iv) B.Com 1st Semester : 150

RULES AND REGULATIONS

(a) Attendance

(i) A student who has less than 80% attendance shall not be permitted to sit for the End Semester examination in the course in which the shortfall exists. However, it shall be open to the University to grant exemption to student who has attended a minimum of 70% classes but failed to obtain the prescribed 80% attendance for valid reasons on recommendation of the Head of the institution on payment of prescribed fee(s). (ii) The Principal of the college/ institution with recommendation of the Heads of the Department shall announce the names of all students who shall not be eligible to appear in the End Semester examination due to non-fulfilment of the criteria of internal assessment and attendance, and send a copy of the same to the University. In such cases, the student shall have to re-enroll in the relevant course(s) with the next batch.

(b) Examination and Evaluation

(i) Examination and evaluation shall be done from time to time. (ii) There shall be 20% marks for internal assessment and 80% marks for End Semester examination in each course during every semester. (iii) There shall be no provision for re-evaluation of the answer-scripts of the End Semester examinations. However, a candidate may apply for re-scrutiny.

(c) Internal Assessment

(i) In internal assessment, different tools may be employed such as written tests, assignments, paper presentation, laboratory work, etc. as demanded by the course. The procedure for Internal Assessment will be as per the guidelines of Dibrugarh University. (ii) The students shall be informed in advance about the nature of assessment. They shall compulsorily attend the process of internal assessment, failing which they will not be allowed to appear in the End Semester examination. A student cannot repeat In-Semester examinations. However, if a student fails to appear in any of the In-Semester examination on valid reasons, the department concerned may arrange special in-semester examination.

10 (d) End Semester Examination

(i) There shall be one End Semester examination carrying 80% marks in each course of a Semester covering the entire syllabus prescribed for the course. The End Semester examination is normally a written one / Project Work / Dissertation. (ii) The Controller of Examinations shall make necessary arrangements for notifying the dates of the End Semester examinations and other procedures as per Dibrugarh University Rules (at least 20 days in advance) and the Academic Calender notified by the University. (iii) Normally, the End Semester examination for each course shall be of three hour duration. (iv) Setting of question papers, moderation of question papers, evaluation of answer scripts, scrutiny, tabulation of marks, etc. and announcement of results, shall be governed by the Dibrugarh University Examination Ordinance 1972 (as amended up to date).

(e) General Rules for Maintenance of Discipline among Students

(i) All the students of the college are required to maintain a high standard of discipline and obey the rules and regulation of the college. (ii) The students admitted to the college must abide by all rules and regulations as prescribed by the college authorities. Violation of rules, unsatisfactory progress, irregular attendance, irregular clearance of college fees, showing discourtesy to the teachers and other members of the staff in any form, adoption of unfair means during examination etc., are some of the offences which may make students liable for disciplinary action like imposition of fine, non-award of college certificate, forced transfer and even expulsion from the college. (iii) All forms of ragging in the college campus are prohibited. Strong disciplinary action, as the college authorities deem fit, (following the direction of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India) may be taken if anyone is found to be involved directly or indirectly in ragging. (iv) UNIFORM : The following garments are prescribed as the College Uniform for the students (i) White shirt and black full pant for boys; and (ii) blue Kurta, white Pyzama and white Dopatta or white Chadar Mekhela with blue border and Blue blouse for girls. Every instance of violating the uniform will be penalized with a fine of Rs. 100/- (v) The courses offered by Sarupathar College are full time courses. No student can take any other full time course simultaneously. (vi) Student societies and associations may be formed subject to rules and regulations prescribed by the college administration from time to time. (vii) Only such societies and associations recognized by the Head of Institution can avail the facilities within college premises. (viii) Any notice desired to be pasted or circulated by the students anywhere in the college premises needs approval of the college authority. (ix) Use of mobile phones inside college campus is strictly prohibited. In case of detection of violating the rule, his or her guardian will be called for. (x) All powers of maintenance of discipline are vested with the Head of the Institution and his decisions are final in all matters.

(f) College Identity Card and its Renewal

College Identity Cards are issued annually. Old Identity Card is to be surrendered at the end of each academic session for renewal.

11 FACILITIES (A) LIBRARY

The College has a rich Library with a collection of exceeding 27,000 number of books apart from several journals and reference books. It has an enriched subscription of journals, newspapers and magazines catering to the needs of faculty and students. The library has a furnished reading room accommodating faculty and students. The students must abide by the rules of the Library a. Students must take Library Card for borrowing books. Two books can be borrowed at a time for a period not exceeding 15 (fifteen) days. Books issued can be recalled at any time in case of urgency by the Librarian. b. Library Card are not transferable. c. A fine of twenty five (25) paise per book per day will be charged, if the borrowers fail to return the books on due date and Rs. 1.00 per day thereafter will be imposed. d. Requisition slip must be submitted before one day of issuing the books from the Library. e. Reference books, newspaper, periodicals and question papers are not allowed to be taken out of the Library. Question papers are available for copying only. f. Silence should be maintained in the Library. The Reading Room remains open during the college routine hours. g. Students must return the library books before filling up the Examination Form. No students will be allowed to fill up the Examination Form without Library Clearance Certificate. h. The Librarian shall bring it to the notice of the Principal, if any student is found to have damaged or misused books, made noise or misbehaved in any other way will make the student liable to disciplinary action. i. Books will have to be replaced from any source if lost, torn or mutilated in any other way. j. The students may bring to the notice to the Librarian their grievances if any. k. The College Library remains open on all working days of the College from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. l. The days for borrowing of library books may be fixed by the librarian as per convenience.

N.B. : The facility of photocopying books, Question papers and other documents is also available in the library at a subsidized rate.

(B) IQAC The college has an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) which monitors various academic, non-academic and co-curricular activities of the college. The cell keeps correspondence with the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and submits Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to the NAAC. The cell conducts annual departmental inspection of all the teaching departments and prepares academic report which is submitted to the principal. It also monitors the activities of different cells, committees, clubs, student achievements and other quality enhancement activities.

(C) DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY The members of the teaching staff have at their own initiative launched a modest effort towards establishing eight departmental libraries for the benefit of the students of each department. Emphasis is laid on improving the departmental Libraries with more collection of reference books.

(D) FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR POOR AND MERITORIOUS STUDENTS A Student Aid-Fund was established in 2002 in order to provide some financial assistance to meritorios students coming from economically weaker sections of the society. To raise this fund an annual collection of Rs. 20/- from each student is made. The Aid-Fund Committee, after taking into

12 consideration all aspects of the applications, decides the amount of aid to be given to a particular students. Aid will be given to students who are not only poor but also meritorious, regular in attendance and have good performance in extra-curricular activities.

(E) SCHOLARSHIP & AWARD a. The students of the college can avail the following scholarships offered under various schemes of the government (i) SC/ST Scholarship. (ii) OBC/ MOBC/TGL scholarship. Scholarship is paid to the students through A/C payee cheque only. b. Dr. Bhabendranath Saikia Memorial Award : The award comprises Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand) only alongwith Certificate of Merit and is conferred by Department of Sociology. This award is given away to the student of the college obtaining highest marks (minimum 75% marks) in Sociology Honours in Degree Final Semester Examination of Dibrugarh University. The award has been conferred since 2017 and is sponsored by Ms. Moni Prova Bora, formerly Head, Department of Sociology (currently the principal i/c of the college). c. Late Jibeswar Phukan Memorial Award : This award is sponsored by Dr. Pronab Phukan, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Assamese in loving memory of his father Late Jibeswar Phukan. The award will be conferred to the student, preferably hailing from financially weaker section, securing highest marks in Degree (Arts/Commerce) Final Semester Examination of Dibrugarh University from the session 2021-22.

(F) SPECIAL CLASS / TUTORIALS :

The faculty members of the college take special class/tutorials for the benefit of the students. Students who face problems in understanding certain concepts in classrooms can discuss their problems with the teachers in a friendly atmosphere. Generally the faculty members divide the students into small groups and impart teaching to the students.

(G) STUDETNS’ UNION

Sarupathar College Students’ Union is the General Body of the students of the College. Its membership is compulsory for each student of the College. Office bearers of the Union are elected annually thorough a democratic process. For contesting in any portfolio in the election, students must have minimum 75% attendance in the class as per the Supreme Court’s direction. He must also be polite and amicable.

(H) NCC

To develop character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of adventure, and ideals of selfless service amongst the youth, the college has recently introduced NCC for girls while steps are taken to introduce the same for boys students of the college.

(I) NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (N.S.S)

There is a National Service Scheme in the college. Students may join it to get experience in community service. The college has been interacting with rural communities through various programmes of the National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit since 1983.

13 (J) CAREER GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING CELL

This Cell provides information and guidance regarding various courses, jobs and organises workshops for the upliftment of the students.

(K) U.G.C. NETWORK AND RESOURCE CENTRE

The college UGC-Network Resource Centre provides all-round facilities for accessing college Information and Communication Technology (ICT) facility. It provides free internet connectivity to students in the college hours.

(L) COMPUTER LAB

The college Computer lab is fully equipped with systems and latest software with an environment to implement and experiment knowledge acquired in the classroom. The College provides facility for doing Computer experiments in the well-furnished Computer with internet and wi-fi facility. The Diploma in Computer Application (DCA) is going to be started from the academic session 2021-22.

(M) YOGA CENTRE

Realising the holistic benefits of Yoga, the college has set up a Yoga Centre recently for imparting training on Yoga to students. A Certificate Course in Yoga (CCY) is going to be introduced from the academic session 2021-22 keeping in view the importance of Yoga.

(N) SPORTS & GYMNESIUM

The College has different sports facilities like cricket, football, boxing, athletics, volley ball and it extends support to tournaments conducted by the Dibrugarh University for the students. Besides, the college has a well furnished Gymnasium equipped with tools for power lifting, weight lifting and body building.

(O) SANKARDEVA STUDY CENTRE : The Sankardeva Study Centre of the college organises workshops, Bhaonas and various competitions among students from time to time.

(P) MORAL VALUE EDUCATION CELL :

To inculcate good manners , responsibilities of good citizen and develop respect for the dignity of individual and society, the college has a moral value education cell. The cell conducts classes on important issues from time to time for guiding the students.

14 COLLEGE FRATERNITY

Ms. Moniprova Bora, M.A. Dr. Rita Kumari Borah, M.A., Ph.D. Principal i/c Vice Principal

Department of Assamese : 1. Mrs. Bharati Saikia, M.A., Associate Professor 2. Dr. Pranab Phukan, M.A., Ph.D., NET, Probudh (Hindi), RSLT (Basic), Associate Prof. & HoD 3. Dr. Prapti Thakur, M.A., Ph.D., NET, Associate Professor 4. Dr. Amor Saikia, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET, SET, Asstt. Professor Department of Economics : 1. Mr. Nareswar Basumatary, M.A., NET, B.Ed., Asstt. Prof. & HoD 2. Ms. Karabi Biswas, M.A., NET, M.Phil., Asstt. Prof. Department of Education : 1. Dr. Archana Gogoi, M.A., Ph.D., Asstt. Prof. & HoD 2. Ms. Munmi Saikia, M.A., Asstt. Professor (Part time) 3. Ms. Tribeni Phukan, M.A., Asstt. Professor (Part time) Department of English : 1. Ms. Rini Banerjee, M.A., SLET, Asstt. Prof. & HoD, M.Phil. (Pursuing) 2. Ms. Trishmita Bora, M.A., NET, Asstt. Professor 3. Ms. Priyanka Gogoi, M.A., Asstt. Professor (Part time) Department of History : 1. Mr. Satyabrat Dutta, M.A., SLET, MSW, Asstt. Prof. & HoD, Ph.D. (Pursuing) 2. Mr. Sandhan Hazarika, M.A., M.Phil, SET, Asstt. Prof., Ph.D. (Pursuing) 3. Mr. Bipul Das, M.A., SLET, Asstt. Prof. Department of Political Science : 1. Mr. Jayanta Bora, M.A., SET, Asstt. Prof. & HoD 2. Mr. Ridip Khanikar, M.A., M.Phil., NET, Asstt. Professor, Ph.D. (Pursuing) 3. Ms. Monisha Bordoloi, M.A., Asstt. Prof. (Part time) Department of Sociology : 1. Dr. Prem Kanta Bora, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., Asstt. Prof. & HoD 2. Mr. Krishna Konwar, M.A., NET, Asstt. Professor 3. Mr. Premananda Bora, M.A., NET, Asstt. Prof. (Part time) Department of Commerce : 1. Ms. Dipali Bezbaruah, M.Com, (HRM), Asstt. Prof. 2. Mr. Anjan Goswami, M.Com, (Accounting & Finance), Asstt. Prof. & HoD 3. Mr. Atul Saikia, M.A., (Economics), Asstt. Professor 4. Mr. Nabajyoti Goswami, M.Com (Accounting & Finance), Asstt. Professor 5. Mr. Hemanta Gogoi, M.Sc. (Business Statistics), Asstt. Professor 6. Mr. Agni Bahadur Chetry, M.Sc. (Mathematics), Asstt. Professor, Ph.D. (Pursuing) 7. Mr. Parag Bhuyan, M.Com, (Accounting & Finance) Asstt. Professor 8. Mr. Prasanta Poddar, M.Com, (HRM), Asstt. Professor 9. Dr. Bobita Dutta, M.A., NET, Ph.D., (Assamese), Asstt. Professor 10. Mr. Pranjal Dutta, M.A., M.Phil, DCA, (English), Asstt. Professor 11. Mr. Bikash Bora, M.Com., Asstt. Professor (Part time)

15 NON TEACHING STAFF

Library Staff : 1. Librarian (Vacant) 2. Mr. Narottam Rabha, Bearer 3. Mr. Achyut Handique, Bearer (Contractual) 4. Mr. Partha Pratim Sharma, Bearer (Contractual) 5. Ms. Nitumoni Dutta, Bearer (Contractual)

Administrative Branch : 1. Mr. Tilok Deka, Sr. Asstt. 2. Mr. Ramkrishna Paul, Jr. Asstt. 3. Mr. Barun Karmakar, Jr. Asstt. (Contractual) 4. Ms. Beauty Saikia, Jr. Asstt. (Contractual)

Examination Branch : 1. Mr. Jayanta Das, Jr. Asstt. 2. Mr. Kukheswar Saikia, Jr. Asstt.

Grade - IV 1. Mr. Kabindra Mazumdar 2. Mr. Sushil Borah 3. Ms. Renumai Sahu 4. Mr. Bitu Ganju (Contractual) 5. Mr. Prakash Basfore (Contractual) 6. Mr. Ashim Gogoi (Contractual Electrician) 7. Mr. Utpal Handique (Contractual Plumber) 8. Mr. Dilip Paul (Contractual Night Chowkidar)

KKHSOU STUDY CENTRE

The college has a study centre of Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open Univeristy for materializing the dream of higher education for the persons who could not continue their study and presently cannot attend regular classes due to their engagement in service, business and other sector. Centre in-charge : Ms. Moniprova Bora Co-ordinator : Dr. Prem Kanta Bora Office bearer : Purna Gogoi.

The study centre offers the following courses :

1. BPP (Arts / Commerce) -- 2 Years course 2. B.A./ B.Com -- Three Years with 6th Semester (Major in B.A.) 3. M.A. in Assamese 4. M.A. in Education 5. M.A. in Political Science 6. M.A. in Sociology 7. M.A. in English 8. M.A. in Economics 9. DILS -- 1 Year course

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