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Sl No. Name of the College District Type Speciality Of LIST OF PROVINCIALISED AND GOVERNMENT COLLEGES OF ASSAM AS ON 21ST AUGUST 2019 SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT GORESWAR COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 1 BAKSA 2.0 GORESWAR AIDED DISTRICT BARAMA COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 2 BAKSA 2.0 BARAMA AIDED DISTRICT BB KISHAN COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 3 JALAHGHAT, BAKSA AIDED DISTRICT PUB-KHAGRABARI GYANPEETH DEGREE COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 4 BAKSA NIKASHI AIDED DISTRICT GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 5 SALBARI COLLEGE, SALBARI BAKSA AIDED DISTRICT MC COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 6 BARPETA 1.0 & 2.0 MUSLIMPATTY AIDED DISTRICT GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 7 BH COLLEGE, HALA PAKURI, HOWLY BARPETA 2.0 AIDED DISTRICT GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 8 NABAJYOTI COLLEGE, KALGACHIA BARPETA 2.0 AIDED DISTRICT BAPUJEE COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 9 BARPETA 2.0 SARTHEBARI AIDED DISTRICT SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT BARNAGAR COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 10 BARPETA 2.0 SORBHOG AIDED DISTRICT BBK COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 11 BARPETA 2.0 BARPETA AIDED DISTRICT MK COLLEGE, CHENGA POST OFFICE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 12 BARPETA 2.0 SUBHA AIDED DISTRICT MANDIA ANCHALIK COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 13 BARPETA PWD ROAD, NEAR BHELENGI RIVER AIDED DISTRICT GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 14 BARPETA GIRLS COLLEGE BARPETA 2.0 AIDED DISTRICT GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 15 BHB COLLEGE, SARUPETA BARPETA 2.0 AIDED DISTRICT NIRMAL HALOI COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 16 BARPETA 2.0 PATACHARKUCHI AIDED DISTRICT NORTH KAMRUP COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 17 BARPETA 2.0 PUB KATHAL MURI AIDED DISTRICT BHAWANIPUR ANCHALIK COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 18 BARPETA 1.0 & 2.0 HASTINAPUR AIDED DISTRICT GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 19 GL CHOUDHURY COLLEGE, HOWLY BARPETA 2.0 AIDED DISTRICT SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT UTTAR BARPETA COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 20 BARPETA DHANBANDHA AIDED DISTRICT LUITPARIA COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 21 BARPETA ALOPATI MAZAR CHAR AIDED DISTRICT SS MADHAB COLLEGE, GOVT ASPIRATIONAL 22 BARPETA BHATKUCHI AIDED DISTRICT KALABARI COLLEGE , GOVT 23 BISWANATH NEW DISTRICT KALABARI AIDED CHATIA COLLEGE, GOVT 24 BISWANATH NEW DISTRICT LB RD, SOOTEA, GHILADHARI MUKH AIDED GOVT 25 BISWANATH COLLEGE BISWANATH NEW DISTRICT 1.0 & 2.0 AIDED BEHALI DEGREE COLLEGE, GOVT 26 BISWANATH NEW DISTRICT BORGANG, SUKAN SUTI AIDED EDUCATIONALLY ABHAYAPURI COLLEGE, GOVT 27 BONGAIGAON BACKWARD DISTRICT 1.0 & 2.0 ABHAYAPURI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY GOVT 28 BONGAIGAON COLLEGE BONGAIGAON BACKWARD DISTRICT 1.0 AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT EDUCATIONALLY BIRJHORA MAHAVIDYALAYA, GOVT 29 BONGAIGAON BACKWARD DISTRICT 1.0 & 2.0 BORPARA, MAYAPURI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY RG MEMORIAL COLLEGE, GOVT 30 BONGAIGAON BACKWARD DISTRICT LENGTISINGA AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY MANIKPUR ANCHALIK COLLEGE, GOVT 31 BONGAIGAON BACKWARD DISTRICT BORBILA AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY BIRJHORA KANYA MAHAVIDYALAYA, GOVT 32 BONGAIGAON BACKWARD DISTRICT BORO BAZAAR, BORPARA, MAYAPURI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY MG COLLEGE, GOVT 33 BONGAIGAON BACKWARD DISTRICT CHALANTAPARA PT II AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY GURUCHARAN COLLEGE, GOVT 34 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT 1.0 & 2.0 GCC RD, AMBICAPATTY, SILCHAR AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT EDUCATIONALLY RADHAMADHAB COLLEGE, GOVT 35 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT 2.0 MAHADEV BARI ROAD, SILCHAR AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY JANATA COLLEGE, GOVT 36 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT SERFANGURI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY MC DAS COLLEGE, GOVT 37 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT 2.0 KABUGANJ, SONAI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY GOVT 38 CACHAR COLLEGE CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY NEHRU COLLEGE, GOVT 39 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT 2.0 LALONGKITTA AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY WOMENS COLLEGE, GOVT 40 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT 1.0 SILCHAR AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT EDUCATIONALLY WEST SILCHAR COLLEGE, GOVT 41 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT SILCHAR AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY SR COLLEGE, GOVT 42 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT KALAIN AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY GOVT 43 SILCHAR COLLEGE CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY JN SINGH COLLEGE, GOVT 44 CACHAR BACKWARD DISTRICT DOYAPORE PT III AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT SAPEKHATI COLLEGE, GOVT 45 CHARAIDEO NEW DISTRICT SAPEKHATI AIDED SONARI COLLEGE, GOVT 46 CHARAIDEO NEW DISTRICT 1.0 SONARI AIDED SONARI COMMERCE COLLEGE, GOVT 47 CHARAIDEO NEW DISTRICT SONARI AIDED BORHAT BPB MEMORIAL COLLEGE, GOVT 48 CHARAIDEO NEW DISTRICT BORHAT HABI GAON AIDED SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT BODOLAND JANATA COLLEGE, GOVT TERRITORIAL 49 CHIRANG 2.0 DHALIGAON AIDED AUTONOMOUS DISTRICT BODOLAND BIJNI COLLEGE, GOVT TERRITORIAL 50 CHIRANG 2.0 BIJNI AIDED AUTONOMOUS DISTRICT BODOLAND BASUGAON COLLEGE, GOVT TERRITORIAL 51 CHIRANG BASUGAON AIDED AUTONOMOUS DISTRICT BODOLAND BENGTOL COLLEGE, GOVT TERRITORIAL 52 CHIRANG 2.0 BENGTOL BAZAR AIDED AUTONOMOUS DISTRICT EDUCATIONALLY MANGALDOI COLLEGE, GOVT 53 DARRANG BACKWARD DISTRICT MANGALDOI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY SIPAJHAR COLLEGE, GOVT 54 DARRANG BACKWARD DISTRICT 2.0 DAKSHINCHUBURI, SIPAJHAR AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT EDUCATIONALLY KHARUPETIA COLLEGE, GOVT 55 DARRANG BACKWARD DISTRICT 1.0 & 2.0 THEKERABARI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY DEOMORONI DEGREE COLLEGE, GOVT 56 DARRANG BACKWARD DISTRICT HIRAPARA AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT EDUCATIONALLY MANGALDOI COMMERCE COLLEGE, GOVT 57 DARRANG BACKWARD DISTRICT KARIMCHOWK, MANGALDOI AIDED AS PER UGC REPORT GOVT 58 DHEMAJI COLLEGE DHEMAJI Remote District 1.0 AIDED SILAPATHAR COLLEGE, GOVT 59 DHEMAJI Remote District 1.0 & 2.0 SILAPATHAR AIDED MORIDHOL COLLEGE, GOVT 60 DHEMAJI Remote District 1.0 & 2.0 MORIDHOL AIDED GOVT 61 DHEMAJI COMMERCE COLLEGE DHEMAJI Remote District 2.0 AIDED GOGAMUKH COLLEGE, GOVT 62 DHEMAJI Remote District 1.0 & 2.0 BORDOLONI,GOGAMUKH AIDED SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT MURKONG SELEK COLLEGE, GOVT 63 DHEMAJI Remote District 2.0 MURKONG SELEK PART III, JONAI AIDED MACHKHOWA COLLEGE, GOVT 64 DHEMAJI Remote District MACHKHOWA AIDED SIMEN CHAPARI COLLEGE, GOVT 65 DHEMAJI Remote District CHEMEN AIDED GOVT 66 DHEMAJI GIRLS COLLEGE DHEMAJI Remote District AIDED SILAPATHAR TOWN COLLEGE, GOVT 67 DHEMAJI Remote District SILAPATHAR AIDED PURBANCHAL COLLEGE, GOVT 68 DHEMAJI Remote District 2.0 KHANAMUKH AIDED JONAI GIRLS COLLEGE, GOVT 69 DHEMAJI Remote District JONAI AIDED SISI BORGAON COLLEGE, GOVT 70 DHEMAJI Remote District DHUNIA PUKHURI AIDED Educationally Backward District as BN COLLEGE, GOVT 71 DHUBRI per UGC report & 1.0 & 2.0 BIDYAPARA AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT Educationally Backward District as AR COLLEGE, GOVT 72 DHUBRI per UGC report & ALAMGANJ AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog Educationally Backward District as BILASIPARA COLLEGE, GOVT 73 DHUBRI per UGC report & BILASIPARA AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog Educationally Backward District as PRAMATHESH BARUA COLLEGE, GOVT 74 DHUBRI per UGC report & 1.0 & 2.0 GAURIPUR AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog Educationally Backward District as SAPATGRAM COLLEGE, GOVT 75 DHUBRI per UGC report & 2.0 SAPATGRAM AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT Educationally Backward District as RATNAPEETH COLLEGE, GOVT 76 DHUBRI per UGC report & 2.0 CHAPAR AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog Educationally Backward District as CHILARAI COLLEGE, GOVT 77 DHUBRI per UGC report & 1.0 & 2.0 GOLAKGANJ AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog Educationally Backward District as HALAKURA COLLEGE, GOVT 78 DHUBRI per UGC report & MAHAMAYAHAT AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog Educationally Backward District as PRAGATI COLLEGE, GOVT 79 DHUBRI per UGC report & AGOMANI AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT Educationally Backward District as DHUBRI GIRLS COLLEGE, GOVT 80 DHUBRI per UGC report & DHUBRI AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog Educationally HAMIDABAD COLLEGE, Backward District as GOVT 81 MATHAKATA, BANACHAPA DHUBRI per UGC report & AIDED Aspirational District as per NITI Ayog GOVT 82 DHSK COLLEGE DIBRUGARH 1.0 & 2.0 AIDED GOVT 83 DHSK COMMERCE COLLEGE DIBRUGARH 2.0 AIDED DIBRU COLLEGE, GOVT 84 DIBRUGARH 2.0 BOIRAGIMOTH AIDED GOVT 85 DAKHA DEVI RASIWASIA COLLEGE DIBRUGARH 2.0 AIDED TENGAKHAT COLLEGE, GOVT 86 DIBRUGARH 2.0 TENGAKHAT AIDED SPECIALITY OF THE SL NO. NAME OF THE COLLEGE DISTRICT TYPE RUSA PHASE DISTRICT TINGKHONG COLLEGE, GOVT 87 DIBRUGARH 1.0 & 2.0 TINGKHONG AIDED KHOWANG COLLEGE, GOVT 88 DIBRUGARH 1.0 & 2.0 KHOWANG AIDED NAHARKATIA COLLEGE, GOVT 89 DIBRUGARH 1.0 & 2.0 NAHARKATIA AIDED DULIAJAN COLLEGE, 90 DIBRUGARH 1.0 DULIAJAN NAMRUP COLLEGE, GOVT 91 DIBRUGARH 1.0 NAMRUP AIDED DULIAJAN GIRLS COLLEGE, GOVT 92 DIBRUGARH DULIAJAN AIDED PITHUBAR GIRLS COLLEGE, GOVT 93 DIBRUGARH KHOWANG CHARIALI, KHOWANG AIDED MANOHARI DEVI KANOI GIRLS COLLEGE, GOVT 94 DIBRUGARH 1.0 & 2.0 NALIAPOOL,DIBRUGARH AIDED GOVT 95 NANDALAL GOHAIN CITY COLLEGE DIBRUGARH 1.0
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