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Wangcha Rajkumar Government College 1 WANGCHA RAJKUMAR GOVERNMENT COLLEGE DEOMALI TIRAP, ARUNACHAL PRADESH E-PROSPECTUS 2020-21 2 From the Principal’s Desk Welcome to Wangcha Rajkumar Government College, (WRGC) Deomali. The Principal, Faculty and staff of the College welcome you in the new academic session: 2020-21. This year, we are facing the grave threat of the COVID-19 pandemic. But we are committed to providing quality education to the students, and have made necessary changes to adapt to the new situation. We believe in a multicultural and secular existence of ideas of holistic growth for development of the institution, while at the same time, local culture, tradition, custom etc are also vital to us. As the Principal, this privilege brings with it a great responsibility for me to ensure a positive environment at College and Class room level where all the students will be able to achieve their full potential and acquire the necessary skills for them to fulfil their aspirations. Our mission is to inculcate good will, respect, cooperation and trust among the students through quality education which is essential for success in life. So far, Wangcha Rajkumar Government College has successfully served the rapidly developing society in an ever-changing world. In future, we will continue to nurture young talents to serve the Indian society, especially in Arunachal Pradesh. Since its inception in 1997, the institution has always made its mark in the field of academic and other co-curricular activities. Each subsequent year, our students and faculty have scaled newer heights, setting higher goals for the students to come. As the new students join Wangcha Rajkumar Govt. College, they become a new link in this illustrious continuum. Our highly motivated faculty with high calibre and expertise are there to guide and shape our students at every step of the way. This guide (E-Prospectus) is designed to help you navigate, with ease and confidence, various course offered in our College and help you reach what is undoubtedly one of life’s most important decisions. (Dr. Tasi Taloh), Principal Wangcha Rajkumar Govt. College Deomali. 3 Important Note • Due to COVID-19 pandemic, admission will be done through online mode. Students must read the Admission Brochure along with the E-Prospectus carefully before filling the application form online. The college administration shall not be held responsible for any mistake made by Student in the Admission Form and subsequent rejection by the Admission Committee. • No student will be allowed to change his/her subjects after admission. • The college being a Govt. College is governed by rules and regulations of Arunachal Pradesh Govt.; and its administrative matters and academic matters are regulated by Rajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar (a Central University), to which it is affiliated. • Students have to submit Aadhar Card and Bank Account number along with admission form during admission. • The original documents will be handed back to the students excluding Transfer Certificate/SchooI Leaving Certificate and Character Certificate after proper verification by the competent authority. • Students’ Union Election, if held, will be done as per the norms of Lyngdoh Commission. For details, see the section Students’ Union • The Six Semester Degree course must be completed within a maximum period of 6 (six) years from the year of Admission. After Registration of B. A. & B. COM l. Semester in the college, the Maximum period for completing the B. A. & B. COM Degree is 6 (six) years which will be determined from the year of Registration. A student must pass all his/her semester examinations within six years i.e. within 12 continuous semesters. In no circumstances this requirement shall be relaxed. • It is mandatory for all the students to produce clearance certificate from Library, Store Keeper, NSS and Hostel Warden for issuance of Admit Cards, Caution Money and Certificates. • Ragging is banned in all the educational institution in India as per Supreme Court order of 2007. If anyone found guilty, drastic action will be taken as per law. • Stipend for students, if available, will be notified later. • Monthly attendance for the students will be furnished to the Directorate of Higher & Technical Education, Itanagar, for their perusal. The same is also furnished to the guardians of the students for information. It shall be displayed on the College Notice Board and students should fulfill 75% attendance criteria to fill up the University Examination Form. • PRINCIPAL RESERVES THE RIGHT OF ADMISSION. 4 C O N T E N T S ❖ A BRIEF PROFILE 5 ❖ ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2020-2021 6-7 ❖ COLLEGE ACTIVITIES 7 ❖ DOCUMENTS REQUIRED 8 ❖ COURSE STRUCTURE 9 ❖ FEE STRUCTURE. 10 ❖ UNIVERSITY RULES FOR STUDENTS 11-14 ❖ STUDENTS’ UNION. 15-18 ❖ FACILITIES FOR THE STUDENTS 19-25 ❖ PROFILE OF FACULTY MEMBERS 26-29 ❖ OFFICE STAFF 30 5 A BRIEF PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE Wangcha Rajkumar Government College (Formerly Tirap Government College), the premier institute of higher learning in Tirap and Longding districts has completed its excellent journey of 22 years. The college had a humble beginning in the year 1997 at Charju, Khonsa before being shifted to its present location. Historically, it has a record in pioneering higher education in Patkai region of Arunachal and fulfils the long cherished desire of the people of this area. The college has been renamed, from the earlier "Tirap Government College" to existing "Wangcha Rajkumar Government College" by the Government in memory of late Wangcha Rajkumar, a renowned public leader; former Lok Sabha M.P. and AICC member (vide GO No, ED/HE/1291/08 dated 12th June 2008). It is situated about ten minutes walk from the main town of Deomali, a sub-division of Tirap District. The college has, of course, expanded and changed over the last many years but it has always maintained its principle to be an institution for imparting value-based education and to nurture academic confidence and excellence. The overall strength of the college and its track record in the university examination results are strong incentives to choose WRGC- one of the most successful colleges of Arunachal Pradesh. The departments at college cover a range of subjects in humanities and social sciences. Our excellent reputation in teaching, examination result and our support facilities create an academic environment wherein classroom teaching has a key place besides extra co-curricular activities. Owing to COVID-19 pandemic, online methods of teaching are also being adopted for the students. The campus is quiet and traffic free and is easy and quick to move around and there are frequent taxi and bus services to the nearby towns/states. The campus and nearby village of Kailashpur (the vibrant Shiva temple) and Rang Sum Hum provide a welcoming community atmosphere complimented by the proximity and obvious attractions of not only various picnic spots but also to nearby places like Khonsa, Tupi, Longding, Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Duliajan, Digboi, among other towns. The nearest railway station is Naharkatia (18 Kilometres approx.) and the nearest airport is at Mohanbari, Dibrugarh (72 Kilometres approx.). The towns of Tinsukia and Dibrugarh are at easy distance for marketing. The College provides a liberal, lively and competitive environment enabling students to carve out a niche for themselves in their chosen arenas. The strength of the College lies in its congenial and enriching atmosphere, which plays a crucial role in maintaining the excellent record the College. Scores of students who have been groomed in this College have excelled in different walks of life, with the years spent in the College providing them a solid foundation on which they crafted their successes. The introduction of EDUSAT, V-SAT facility, Wi-fi facility has brought about tremendous changes in the overall academic environment of the College. These technological tools are bound to help faculty and students to have better teaching and learning process. The institution is committed to providing the leadership and direction for the times ahead in every sphere of human enterprise and endeavor and aims to establish symbiotic cord between the teacher and the taught and endeavors to instill the concept of Vasudhaivautumbkam (the entire earth as one family). 6 ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2020-2021 ( AS PER RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY GUIDELINES) 1. Vacation and Other Activities (a) College Re-opening after Summer Vacation: June 16, 2020 (Tuesday) (b) Semester Break (2020-2021): March 01, 2021 (Monday) to March 13, 2021 (Saturday) c) College Re-Opening: March 15, 2021 (Monday) (d) Summer Vacation (2021): July 12, 2021 (Monday) to August 7, 2021 (Saturday) (e) College Re-Opening: August 9, 2021 (Monday) 2. Date of Admissions a) Admission for B.A./ B. COM. I Semester: 1st September, 2020 (Tuesday) to 25th September, 2020 (Monday) b) Commencement of Classes: 14th October, 2020 (Wednesday) c) Admission for B.A./B. COM. 3rd and 5th Semester: To be notified d) Commencement of Classes: To be notified e) Admission for B.A./B. COM. 2nd, 4th and 6th Sem: 15th March, 2021 (Monday) to 18th March, 2021 (Thursday) f) Commencement of Classes: 19th March, 2021 (Friday) 3. Date of Examinations a) For B.A./ B. COM. 1ST, 3RD and 5th Semesters Filling up of Online Examination Forms: 1st February, 2021 (Monday) to 3rd February, 2021 (Wednesday) Conduct of Examinations: 8th February, 2021 (Monday) to 27th February, 2021 (Saturday) 7 b) For B.A./ B. COM. 2nd, 4th and 6th Semesters Filling up of Online Examination Forms: 3rd June, 2021 (Thursday) to 5th June, 2021 (Sat) Conduct of Examinations: 10th June, 2021 (Thursday) to 30th June, 2021 (Wednesday) COLLEGE ACTIVITIES WITH TENTATIVE SCHEDULES 1. 1st Sessional Test for B.A., B. Com I, III & V Semester: To be notified 2. Students’ Union Election: To be notified 3. Submission of Assignment for B.A, B. Com I & III & V Semester: To be notified 4.
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