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CONTENTS

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Application Form is attached to this prospectus at the end.

1. PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE 1

2. MOTTO, VISION AND MISSION 2

3. FACULTY MEMBERS 2

4. PRINCIPALAND HIS OFFICE 4

5. COURSES / PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 6

6. AVAILABILITY OF SUBJECTS, NO. OF SEATS AND MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION 6

7. SEMESTER SYSTEM : ATA GLANCE 12

8. ADMISSION PROCEDURE 14

9. FEES STRUCTURE FOR THE SESSION 2017-2018 17

10. GENERAL RULES 20

11. STUDENTS' WELFARE AND UTILITY SERVICES 20

12. COLLEGE LIBRARY 23

13. LITERARYACTIVITIES 24

14. NORTHEAST HERITAGE CENTRE 24

15. STUDENTS' UNION 25

16. WOMEN CELL 25

17. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 26

18. EXAMINATION 26

19. COLLEGE UNIFORM FOR STUDENTS 26

20. ACHIEVEMENTS 27

21. ACADEMIC CALENDAR 29

22. FACILITIES FOR DISTANT EDUCATION 33

Lumding College is situated in the heart of Lumding town in the district of Hojai in the stateof Assam. It is one of the oldest colleges in this remote part of the country. The college was

established on 14th August, 1959 by a group of visionary academicians, patriots and philan-thropists who aspired for the growth of higher education in the small town of Lumding. Since its

inception, the college had struggled through difficult phases of hardship to achieve its presentstatus. The college was taken under the deficit system of grant-in-aid by the Govt. of Assam on

1st December, 1972. It was provincialised by the Govt. of Assam on 1st December, 2005.

Today, Lumding College offers Higher Secondary as well as Three Year Degree (TDC)courses in three streams: Arts, Science and Commerce. It is affiliated to Assam Higher Sec-

ondary Education Council (AHSEC) and Gauhati University (GU) respectively. Apart from these,it also offers some professional and self-financing courses. Today, it has an enrollment of more

than 2000 students from diverse backgrounds who create a vibrant atmosphere in the collegecampus. The students have been producing remarkable results in academics as well as co-

curricular activities with the guidance and encouragement of very dedicated faculty members.The college has also produced students who have managed to achieve top positions in the final

examinations.

Lumding College was accreditated by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council

(NAAC) with B+ grade in 2004. It is preparing itself for the second cycle of NAAC accreditationwhich is scheduled to be held very soon. It gives utmost importance to enhance the quality of

higher education by considering the needs and expectations of each and every student. It hasspacious classrooms, well-equipped science laboratories, a rich library with internet facilities,

free Wi-Fi facility, a Conference room, a central computer room, a Northeast Heritage Centre, atwo-storeyed girls hostel, well-furnished separate common rooms for boys and girls, a canteen

with hygienic food. Adequate facilities for games and sports, amenity for safe drinking waterand a vehicle shed. It is in the process of constructing smart classrooms for advanced teaching-

learning process.

The fraternity of Lumding College also considers the aspirations of people who could notpursue higher education due to various reasons. It has opened a study centre of the K.K. Handiqui

State Open University which offers degree programmes such as BA, B.Sc., B.Com., BBA andBCA in the Distance mode. It has also opened a contact centre of the Institute of Distance and

Open Learning (IDOL), Gauhati University in the campus which helps in pursuing various post-graduate programmes in the Distance mode.

The college is a green campus with a beautiful ambience. It is near the Kalibari bus stop

and is one km from the Lumding Railway Junction. Auto-rickshaw services are available roundthe clock within the town. It is easily accessible from all parts of the town which is connected by

road and rail links with the rest of India.

PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE

LUMDING COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2017-18 1

LUMDING COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2017-182

Motto :

"Tamaso Ma Jyotirgamaya" - Lead me from darkness to light.

Vision :

The college envisages to strive towards making education a means for the reconstruction of

society by training the students to foster the freedom of the mind, the humanity of the heart and

the integrity of the individual so that they can realize the great ideals of economic justice, social

equality and political freedom. Thereby Lumding College will be the preferred destination for all

who aspire to excel.

Mission :

Lumding College aims at the attainment of academic excellence and professional competence

by the young generation. Its mission is to pursue knowledge through academic, co-curricular

and extra-curricular activities and to develop the learners' personality with a strong value base.

This holistic development of individual leads to the promotion of national integration, harmony

and secularism.

MOTTO, VISION AND MISSION :

LUMDING COLLEGE FACULTY MEMBERS

Department of Assamese :

1. Dr. Ratna Kanta Hatimata (HOD)

2. Dr. Gitanjali Nath.

3. Smt.Binita Bhuyan.

Department of Bengali :

1. Smt.Sarbari Debnath (HOD)

2. Sri. Narayan Dutta.

3. Dr. Jahnabi Das.

4. Sri. Anjan Paul.

5. Smt.Onkita Misra.

Department of English :

1. Sri.N. J. Joseph Carmel

2. Md. Suleman Ali (HOD).

3. Sri. Pradip Ch. Das.

4. Antara Chowdhury

5. Vacant


Department of Hindi :

1. Sri. Rajesh Barman (HOD)

2. Vacant

Department of Economics :

1. Smt. Pronoti Majumder (HOD)

2. Vacant

3. Sri. Ranjit Acharjee.

4. Dr. Amith Roy

Department of Education :

1. Dr. Bilaishri Brahma (HOD)

2. Smt. Reeta Das.

3. Smt. Maushumi Dutta.

Department of History :

1. Sri. Parashu Upadhyaya

2. Dr. Indrajit Bezbarua.

3. Dr. Manash Majumder (HOD)

4. Smt. Urmila Doley

Department of Political Science :

1. Dr. Parimal Ch. Acharjee

2. Sri. Nibash Paul

3. Smt. Mandira Dutta Gupta (HOD)

4. Dr. Uttam Das

Department of Mathematics :

1. Sri. Shio Kumar Jha (HOD)

2. Smt. Sikta Paul.

3. Sri. Pradip Bahadur Chetry.

4. Sri. Mwblib Basumatary.

Department of Chemistry :

1. Sri. Rajat Goswami

2. Sri. Gautam Ch. Lodh (HOD)

3. Dr. Anupal Gogoi.

4. Vacant

Department of Physics :

1. Sri. Anjan Dey (HOD)

2. Sri. Biman Acharjee

3. Sri. Bablu Basumatary

4. Smt. Seema Nath


Department of Botany :

1. Sri.Biswatosh Roy.

2. Dr. Partha Sarathi Dutta.

3. Sri.Bipul Sarkar (HOD).

4. Sri.Nirmalya Shekar Shingha Choudhury.

Department of Zoology :

1. Smt. Nilu Paul.

2. Dr. Jashodeb Arjun (HOD).

3. Smt. Sanghamitra Das.

4. Dr. Tapashi Gupta.

Department of Geology :

1. Dr. Nibedita Dutta (HOD).

2. Dr. Sujata Sen.

Department of Statistics :

1. Smt. Madhumita Deb (HOD).

Department of Commerce :

1. Dr. Sanjoy Kanti Das (HOD).

Department of Management :

1. Sri. Nakul Paul (HOD).

2. Sri. Debabrata Majumder.

Department of Accountancy :

1. Sri. Biplab Das (HOD).

2. Sri. Bhusan Ch. Das.

Department of Computer Science :

1. Sri Pradip Majumder (HOD).

2. Sri Panna Choudhury.

PRINCIPAL AND HIS OFFICE :

1. Dr. Mrinal Kanti Paul, Principal

2. Vice-Principal : Dr. Parimal Ch. Acharjee

Office Staff :

1. Sri Bidyut Saha, Sr. Assistant

2. Vacant, Sr. Assistant

3. Smt. Shila Dutta, Jr. Assistant

4. Vacant, Jr. Assistant


5. Sri Ajit Ch. Das, Lab Assistant

6. Sri Babul Das, Jr. Assistant

7. Sri Rajib Roy, Jr. Assistant (Non-Sanctioned)

8. Sri Anupam Paul, Jr. Assistant (Contractual)

9. Sri Manoj Dey, Jr. Assistant (Contractual)

Grade - IV Employees :

1. Sri Shibendu Chakraborty

2. Sri Jhantu Dhar

3. Sri Paritosh Das

4. Sri Subal Sanyal

5. Sri Ashish Chakraborty

6. Smt. Bina Rani Das

7. Sri Pannalal Kahar

8. Sri Abhijit Roy

9. Sri Alok Dutta

10. Sri Haradhan Banik

11. Sri Chandan Kuri

12. Sankar Basfore

13. Vacant

14. Vacant

15. Sri Dulal Dey (Non-Sanctioned)

16. Sri Biswajit Das 1 (Non-Sanctioned)

17. Smt. Moyna Balmiki (Non-Sanctioned)

18. Sri Raju Pradhan (Non-Sanctioned)

19. Sri Ravi Lal Sharma (Non-Sanctioned)

20. Sri Ramnath Mali (Non-Sanctioned)

21. Sri Rahul Biswas (Non-Sanctioned)

22. Sri Rajkishore Mali (Non-Sanctioned)

23. Sri Nishi Kanta Chowdhury (Non-Sanctioned)

24. Sri Abhijit Banik (Non-Sanctioned)

25. Sri Biswajit Das 2 (Non-Sanctioned)

26. Smt. Pronoti Guha (Non-Sanctioned)

27. Smt. Ankita Banerjee (Contractual)


Courses / Programmes of Study availablein the Academic Year 2017-2018

A. Two-year Higher Secondary Courses in Arts, Science and Commerce.B. Three-year Degree Course (Arts) - General & MajorC. Three-year Degree Course (Science) - General & MajorD. Three-year Degree Course (Commerce) - General & Major

E. Self-Financed Courses in Computer :1) Basic Office Automation Course: (1 month)

Introduction to MS Word:Working with Documents, Formatting Documents, Setting Page style, Creating Tables,Tools, Printing Documents and Mail Merge.

Introduction to MS Excel:Working with MS Excel, Entering & Deleting Data, Setting Formula, FormattingSpreadsheets, Sorting, Filtering, Validation, Consolidation, and Subtotal. Drawing Charts,Printing Spreadsheets, Using Tools.

Introduction to MS Power Point:Introduction to presentation - Opening new presentation, Different presentation templates,Setting backgrounds, Selecting presentation layouts. Creating & Formatting apresentation, Adding Effects to the Presentation..

2) Basic Hardware & Networking Course: (2 Months)Introduction to Operating Systems (OS), Installation and troubleshooting of Win 7/Win 8and Linux, Installation of drivers, assembling of various components of CPU.Introduction to LAN, Implementation and goals of LAN, Network configuration and setup,File and Internet sharing, installing printers on a network.

1) Economics.2) Mathematics /

CommercialArithmatics &Elements of Statistics.

3) Computer Science &Application.

To take up :Maximum - TwoMinimum - One

Optional Subject(s)

Commerce

1) English.2) MIL (Bengali/

Assamese/Hindi)/Alt.Eng.

3) Business Studies.4) Accountancy.

Availability of Subjects, No. of seats and Medium of Instruction :HS

Arts Science

CompulsorySubjects


Assamese/Hindi)/Alt. Eng.


Assamese/Hindi)/Alt. Eng.

OptionalSubjects

1) Economics.2) Political Science.3) Education.4) History.5) Advance Language.

(Bengal i /Assamese/Hindi)

6) Statistics.7) Mathematics.8) Computer Science &

Application.To take up :

Maximum — FourMinimum — ThreeOptional Subjects

1) Physics2) Chemistry3) Mathematics.4) Biology/Computer

Science & Application.5) Geology/Statistics.

To take up :Maximum - FourMinimum - ThreeOptional Subjects

No. of Seats 300 100 150


NOTE :-

i) Statistics is not allowed without Mathematics.

ii) Statistics-Geology combination is not allowed.

iii) It is desirable that students intending to offer Physics/Chemistry as elective subjects

offer Mathematics also as one of the elective subjects.

iv) Additional Subject will not be allowed to those who have secured less than 40% marks

on aggregate in HSLC or equivalent exam.

v) A student can offer four subjects as his / her combination, but the subject in which he /

she secures lowest marks in the Final Examination would be treated as his / her 4th

subject and no marks of it would be credited to better his / her results.

vi) It is advisable that all those who intend to pursue the H.S. Course in commerce offer

Economics as one of their optional subjects in their own future interest.

vii) Basic Computer Course is compulsory for all H.S. 1st Year Students.

Course Contents : Fundamentals of Computer, MS-Windows, MS-office (Word, Ex-

cel, PowerPoint, Access), MS DOS, Internet and Web Page Designing.

viii) Students of HS-1st year will have to study Environmental Education as a compulsory

subject.TDC (ARTS & SCIENCE)

B.A. 1st Year(Semester I & II)

B.Sc. 1st Year(Semester I & II)

CompulsorySubjects

(General Course)

1) General English/DifferentEnglish for English Major.

2) MIL (Bengali/Assamese/Hindi)/Alt. English.

English.

ElectiveSubjects

(General Course)Any two

1) Economics.2) Political Science.3) Education.4) Elective Bengali.5) Elective Assamese.6) Elective Hindi.7) History.

1) Physics.2) Chemistry.3) Mathematics.4) Zoology.5) Botany.6) Geology.7) Statistics.8) Economics.9) Computer Science.

MajorCourse

Subjects&

No. of Seats

1) English - 302) Bengali - 403) Assamese - 104) Hindi - 155) Economics - 256) Political Science 307) Education - 158) History - 30

1) Physics - 152) Zoology - 303) Mathematics - 204) Botany - 305) Economics - 256) Chemistry - 107) Geology - 10

No. of Seats 350 150


NOTE :-1) A—1st and 2nd Semester.

i) English is compulsory for students of BA/B.Sc. (Major/General Course). But, studentshaving Major in English will have to take Different English paper in lieu of General En-glish.

ii) There is no MIL/Alt. Eng. for B.Sc. students.iii) For BA Major/General Course, a student shall have to choose two subjects (at least one

subject must be Non-Language) in addition to MIL/Alt. Eng. Out of two, one subject maybe taken as Major subject. Then other subject will be considered as 1st subsidiary sub-ject and MIL/Alt. Eng. is taken as 2nd subsidiary subject. Again, in case of General Course,the two subjects (other than MIL/Alt. Eng.) will be considered as 1st Elective and 2ndElective subject

iv) In case of MIL/Alt. Eng. (2nd subsidiary subject) for BA Course, a student with LanguageMajor shall have to choose a Non-language or Language subject other than the subjecthe/she is majoring. For example, English Major will have to take other than Alt. Eng./Elective English and Assamese Major will have to take other than Assamese (MIL).

v) Students offering Major Course in B.Sc. will have to offer other two Elective (subsidiary)subjects.

B—3rd and 4th Semester (B.Sc.)For 3rd and 4th Semester of B.Sc. Course (General), a student will have to offer threeElective (subsidiary) subjects (with or without practical) each of which carries 100 marks.Environmental Studies is a compulsory subject in this case.

C—5th and 6th Semester (B.Sc.)For 5th and 6th Semester of B.Sc. Course (General), a student will have to offer twoElective (subsidiary) subjects (with or without practical).

2) A student opting for Major in any one of the subjects in B.Sc. 1st Year shall have to selectone group of elective subjects from the following chart :

Major SubjectGROUPS OF ELECTIVE SUBJECTS

1st Elective 2nd Elective

1) Physics. (Major)

2) Zoology. (Major)

3) Botany. (Major)

4) Mathematics(Major)

5) Economics (Major)

6) Chemistry (Major)

7) Geology (Major)

Mathematics(Compulsory)

Chemistry. (Compulsory)

Chemistry. (Compulsory)

Physics, Chemistry, Geology/Statistics, Computer Science (Any Two)

Mathematics & Statistics.

Mathematics & Physics.

Physics, Mathematics

Stat/Geo/Chem./Comp.Sc.(any one).

Bot/Geo (any one)

Zoo/Geo (any one).

Chemistry, Mathematics


3) For B.Sc. General Course, students may choose any one of the following groups of combi-

nation.

(i) Physics, Mathematics & Chemistry

(ii) Physics, Mathematics & Geology

(iii) Physics, Mathematics & Computer Science

(iv) Physics, Mathematics & Statistics

(v) Mathematics, Chemistry & Statistics

(vi) Mathematics, Chemistry & Geology

(vii) Mathematics, Chemistry & Computer Science

(viii) Botany, Chemistry & Zoology

(ix) Botany, Chemistry & Geology

(x) Zoology, Chemistry & Geology

(xi) Economics, Statistics & Mathematics

TDC (COMMERCE)

1. Accountancy (Major)i) Business Mathematics.ii) Financial Accounting.iii) Business Organisation & Entrepre-

neurship Development.iv) Indian Financial System.v) Cost Accounting.

2. Management (Major)i) Business Mathematics.ii) Financial Accounting.iii) Business Organisation & Entrepre-

neurship Development.iv) Indian Financial System.v) Human Resource Management.

B.Com1st Semester (General Course) 1st Semester (Major Course)

1. Business Mathematics / Fundamentals ofInsurance.

2. Financial Accounting.3. Business Organisation & Entrepreneur-

ship Development.4. Indian Financial System.

N.B.- No. of seats in Accountancy Major - 40No. of seats in Management Major - 20

No. of Seats 150


1. Accountancy (Major)

i) Communication & Functional English /

Functional MIL.

ii) Financial Accounting.

iii) Principles of Management.

iv) Business Statistics.

v) Management Accounting

2. Management (Major)

i) Communicative & Functional English /

Functional MIL.

ii) Financial Accounting.

iii) Principles of Management.

iv) Business Statistics.

v) Human Resource Planning &

Development.

2nd Semester (General Course) 2nd Semester (Major Course)

1. Communication & Functional English I /

Functional MIL I.

2. Financial Accounting.

3. Principles of Management.

4. Business Statistics

3rd Semester (General Course) 3rd Semester (Major Course)


i) Environmental Studies.

ii) Communication and Functional

English II/ Functional MIL II.

iii) Corporate Accounting.

iv) Direct Taxes.

v) Corporate Law.

vi) Advanced Corporate Accounting.


i) Environmental Studies.

ii) Communication and Functional

English II / Functional MIL II.

iii) Corporate Accounting.

iv) Direct Taxes.

v) Corporate Law.

vi) Industrial Relations and Labour Laws.

1. Environmental Studies.

2. Communication and Functional

English II / Functional MILL II.

3. Corporate Accounting.

4. Direct Taxes.

5. Corporate Law.


4th Semester (General Course) 4th Semester (Major Course)


i) Business Economics.

ii) Auditing and Assurance.

iii) Indirect Taxes.

iv) Financial Services.

v) Advanced Financial Accounting.


i) Business Economics.

ii) Auditing and Assurance.

iii) Indirect Taxes.

iv) Financial Services.

v) Cost and Management Accounting.

1. Business Economics.

2. Auditing and Assurance.

3. Indirect Taxes.

4. Financial Services.

5th Semester (General Course)

All the four papers of the general course mentioned

in the left hand side and the following :-

a) Financial Statement Analysis.

(For Accountancy Major).

b) Customer Relations and Retail Trade

Management. (For Management Major).

1. Business. Environment.

2. Marketing. Management.

3. Financial. Management.

4. Regulatory Framework in Business-I

6th Semester (General Course) 6th Semester (Major Course)

a. All the four papers of the general course

mentioned in the left hand side and a

Project Report should be submitted

1. Information Technology in Business.

2. Marketing of Services.

3. Modern Banking Practices.

4. Regulatory Framework in Business-II.

5th Semester (Major Course)

NOTE :-(i) Students will have to study 'Environmental Studies' as a compulsory subject in TDC Sec-

ond Year in all the three streams - Arts, Science & Commerce.

(ii) There is a provision for allocation of marks for internal assessment in every paper. Thedetails of the course structures & contents will be intimated to the students in the classes bythe teachers concerned.

Medium of Instruction :Medium of instruction for the courses offered in the college shall be English exceptfor MIL and Advanced Languages.


1. A TDC shall be of Six Semesters covering three Calendar Years. The schedule for Semester

system shall be as shown below :

a) First, Third and Fifth Semester : July 16- December 31

(including examination)

b) Second, Fourth and Sixth Semester : January 1 - June - 15

(including examination)

c) Semester Break : June 16 - July 15.

The Academic Calendar and schedule for Semester System is given in Annexure - I. Course

Structure under Semester System given in Annexure - II.

2. Students performance should be monitored throughout the Semester by continuous

assessment in the theory and practical courses. Evaluation of the Students performance in each

of the theory paper will be based on the following :

Internal Evaluation : 20% Marks

External Evaluation : 80% Marks

3. Internal Evaluation should be based on sessional examination, home assignments,

Seminars, and library work in each Semester. The schedule for internal evaluation is given in

Annexure-I. the procedure for internal evaluation is given in Annexure-III.

4. External Evaluation should be through a final examination at the end on the Semester. The

procedure for external evaluation is given in Annexure-IV.

5. The pass marks in each theory paper is 30% and that in each practical paper is 40%.

6. In each paper, students must secure pass mark in combined total of internal and external

evaluation.

7. A student who could not appear or fails in any Semester examination will be allowed to clear the

same as follows :

a) First Semester with the regular Third Semester examination.

b) Second Semester with the regular Fourth Semester examination.

c) Third Semester with regular Fifth Semester examination.

SEMESTER SYSTEM : AT A GLANCE


8. A student may be allowed to "repeat" any one of the Major theory papers in the First, Second,

Third Semester.

9. No "repeat" shall be allowed in 4th, 5th and 6th Semester.

10. A student must pass all his Semester examinations, within five years from the date of admission

to the First Semester course. A student will get a maximum of three chances to clear a particular

Semester.

11. In case of any dispute regarding evaluation or unforeseen events the matter may be placed in the

Committee of Courses and Studies (U.G.) for amicable settlement.

12. Since the Semesters involve continuous assessment there would be no scope for a student to

appear as a private/non collegiate candidate in any subject.

13. No college transfer of students be allowed except in case of parents service transfer.

14. For any matter not covered under this Regulation for semester System the existing University

Rules and the Gauhati University Act 1949 (as amended till date) should be applicable.

Annexure - I

Academic Calendar and Schedule for Semester System

(A) Admissions - July 16

(B) Semester I/III/V Classes : - July 16 - December

Sessional Examination 1 - September

Sessional Examination 2 - November

End Sessional Examination - December

(including preparation for examination

Announcement of Results - by 15th February

(C) Semester Break - June 16 - July 15

This systems are also changed by Gauhati University from time to time by the academic council

meeting.


ADMISSION PROCEDURE :

(A) Eligibility for Admission - Higher Secondary :

Candidates who have passed the HSLC Exam. of the Board of Secondary Education,

Assam or any other equivalent Exam. recognised by the Assam Higher Secondary

Education Council (AHSEC) are eligible for admission to Higher Secondary First Year

course provided that :

(i) A candidate seeking admission to HS Science must have secured at least 50% marks

on aggregate and at least 50% marks in both General Science and General

Mathematics individually in the HSLC or its equivalent Exam.

(ii) Candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, MOBC and physically challenged categories

are entitled to a relaxation of 5% of marks for admission to HS Science course.

(iii)Students, who wish to take up Economics, Mathematics and Statistics as combination,

must have secured at least 45% marks on aggregate and 50% marks in Mathematics in

HSLC or its equivalent Examinations. They will be allowed to take only CSA as 4th

subject. Students declared to have passed HS First Year Exam. by the college / AHSEC,

Assam, are eligible for admission to HS Second Year.

THREE-YEAR DEGREE COURSE :

1) TDC 1st Year (1st Semester and 2nd Semester)

a) For admission to TDC 1st Semester Class a candidate must have passed

the Higher Secondary Final examination of AHSEC or any other equivalent

examination recognized by Gauhati University.

b) A student seeking admission to B. Com course may be from Science or Commerce

stream in the H. S. Level.

c) A student seeking admission to B.A. course may be from Arts, science or commerce

stream in the H. S. level.

d) A student seeking admission to B. Sc course must be from the science stream at the

H. S. level. However, a student having Economics, Statistics & Mathematics as com-

bination in H.S. (Arts) may opt for B.Sc. (Economics, Statistics & Mathematics).

2) Admission to 2nd Year (3rd and 4th Semesters) of B.A., B.Sc. and B.Com. is open to all

those students who have completed the course of study of 1st and 2nd semesters of B.A.,

B.Sc. and B.Com. of G.U. respectively.


3) Admission to 3rd Year (5th and 6th semesters) of BA, B.Sc., B.Com is open to all those

students who have completed the course of study of 3rd and 4th Semesters of B.A., B.Sc.

and B.Com. of GU respectively.

4.) Criteria for admission to Major Courses are as follows :

(i) At least 40% of marks on the aggregate and also in the subject concerned in the H. S.

Final or its equivalent examination. (only Theory)

(ii) The major in Botany and Zoology will be offered on the basis of the marks obtained in

Botany and Zoology respectively in the subject Biology. However, where the Botany

and Zoology marks are not shown separately then major in Botany/Zoology will be of-

fered on the basis of rule (i)

(B) Guidelines for Admission :

1. Application form and prospectus may be obtained from the college office on payment of

Rs. 130/- in any working day.

2. Application form duly filled in and accompanied by the attested copies of all the relevant

testimonials and documents must reach the college on or before the last date as notified.

Incomplete forms and applications received after the last date shall be rejected.

3. Admission is given purely on the basis of merit and is subject to the regulations of AHSEC/

GU.

4. The decision of the Admission Committee regarding admission will be final. The Admis-

sion Committee will, as need be, stipulate and notify supplementary guidelines

regarding restrictions in respect of combination of subjects and criteria of eligibil-

ity for admission.

5. Applicants must appear in person before the Admission Committee for interview and ad-

mission at the appointed time and date. Candidates selected must get themselves admit-

ted on the very day of interview by making necessary payments, failing which they may

forfeit their claim.


6. Documents that must be produced in original at the time of Admission :

a) Marksheet of the last qualifying examination.

b) Certificate from the Head of the Institution last attended.

c) Certificate / Admit Card of the HSLC Exam. for age proof.

d) Caste Certificate along with a photocopy of the same, whenever necessary.

e) Migration Certificate (for students migrating from a Board / Council / University other that

AHSC/GU) with a photocopy of the same and transfer certificate (for students coming on

transfer from other institutions)

f) Gap Certificate from a Govt. Gazetted Officer (for candidates who passed the qualifying

Exam. earlier than the current year.)

g) Two copies of recent stamp size photograph.

h) Anti-Ragging undertaking.

7. The college reserves the right to refuse admission to any applicant without assigning any

reason.

8. In case of submission of fake documents or suppression of material facts or the furnishing

of incorrect information by a candidate, detected even after admission, his/her admission

shall stand cancelled.

9. The College Authority reserves the right to change the date and time of interview/admis-

sion under unavoidable circumstances.


FEES STRUCTURE OF COMMERCE STREAM FOR THE SESSION 2017-18

H.S.

1st Yr. 2nd Yr.

1 Admission fees

2 Tuition Fees

3 College Exam. Fee

4 Electric Fee

5 Library Fee

6 Library caution

7 Identity Card

8 Building Fee

9 Affiliation Fee

10 Enrolment Fee

11 Development Fee

12 Union/Festival Fee

13 Magazine Fee

14 Extra Curricular Activities

15 Games & Sports

16 Students Aid Fund

17 NSS

18 Faculty Development Fee

19 Registration Fee

20 Computer basic

Total

T.D.C. GENERAL COURSE T.D.C. MAJOR COURSE

1st Yr. 2nd Yr. 3rd Yr. 1st Yr. 2nd Yr. 3rd Yr.

100

1200

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

25

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

75

300

3950

100

1200

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

25

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

3575

100

1320

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

420

4310

100

1320

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

3890

100

1320

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

3890

100

1560

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

420

4550

100

1560

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

4130

100

1560

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

550

100

50

30

50

50

10

600

4130


FEES STRUCTURE OF ARTS STREAM FOR THE SESSION 2017-18

H.S.

1st Yr. 2nd Yr.

1 Admission fees

2 Tuition Fees

3 College Exam. Fee

4 Electric Fee

5 Library Fee

6 Library caution

7 Identity Card

8 Building Fee

9 Affiliation Fee

10 Enrolment Fee

11 Development Fee


13 Magazine Fee


15 Games & Sports


17 NSS


19 Registration Fee

20 Computer basic

Total



100

600

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

25

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

75

300

2500

100

600

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

25

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2125

100

720

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

420

2860

100

720

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2440

100

720

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2440

100

840

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

420

2980

100

840

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2560

100

840

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2560

Laboratory fees :- Rs. 350/- for Education Major only.


FEES STRUCTURE OF SCIENCE STREAM FOR THE SESSION 2017-18

H.S.

1st Yr. 2nd Yr.

1 Admission fees

2 Tuition Fees

3 College Exam. Fee

4 Electric Fee

5 Library Fee

6 Library caution

7 Identity Card

8 Building Fee

9 Affiliation Fee

10 Enrolment Fee

11 Development Fee


13 Magazine Fee


15 Games & Sports


17 NSS


19 Registration Fee

20 Computer basic

Total



100

720

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

25

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

75

300

2620

100

720

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

25

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2245

100

840

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

420

2980

100

840

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2560

100

840

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2560

100

1020

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

420

3160

100

1020

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2740

100

1020

100

200

100

50

50

250

60

220

200

100

50

30

50

50

10

100

2740

Laboratory Fees:-

Rs. 230/- per subject for Higher Secondary.

Rs. 350/- per subject for all TDC classes, Except TDC 1st Year General Course.

1. An admission to the college carries with it the presumptions that students will conduct them-selves as responsible members of the Academic Community. Every student should behavewith discipline and must reflect a sense of responsibility within and outside the collegecampus. Academic misconduct as well as behavioural misconduct is strictly prohibited andany student indulging in the same shall face strict disciplinary action.

2. Each student must abide by all the rules and regulations prescribed by the College Author-ity from time to time.

3. Ragging is strictly prohibited and any student found indulging in ragging in any form, directlyor indirectly will be liable to strict disciplinary action.

4. Student without Uniform and Identity Card will not be allowed to attend classes. Studentshould wear the Identity Card round the neck while on the campus.

5. Student must not loiter and talk loudly in the corridor while the classes are on.

6. Regular attendance in classes is strictly compulsory. A student having attendance less than75% the requisite percentage as laid down by Gauhati University in any subject will not besent up for the final Exam. or will be declared non-collegiate as the case may be.

7. Change of subjects in case of HS 1st Year and TDC 1st Year classes will not be allowedafter 15 days from the commencement of regular classes.

8. Except College Canteen, boys' & girls' common room, the use of mobile phone by thestudents inside the college campus is strictly prohibited. Violation of the rule will attractdisciplinary action.

9. Students residing in hostel must abide by the rules and regulations of the hostel.

10. Lumding College is a tobacco free Institution. Violation of the rule will attract disciplinaryaction.

GENERAL RULES


STUDENTS' WELFARE AND UTILITY SERVICES :

1. Scholarship Facility :Applications for scholarship from students belonging to special categories will be forwardedto the State Govt. or other agencies for consideration.

2. Students' Aid Fund :The college provides for a 'Students' Aid Fund' out of which considerable financial assis-

tance is extended to the poor students.


3. Travelling Concession Facility :

The students can avail themselves of the facility of the travelling concession in connection

with educational excursion etc. by contracting the college office.

4. Games and Sports Facility :

All kinds of encouragement and opportunities are provided by the Institution to students to

develop their proficiency in sports. The college has a playground on its campus and offers

the requisite amenities for various indoor and outdoor Games and sports such as - Cricket,

Football, Volleyball, Basket Ball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Carom, Chess etc.

5. Computer Facility :

The college has a Central Computer Room which offers different short-term Certificate

Courses in Computer training besides the basic uses of the computer.

6. National Service Scheme (NSS) :

The National Service Scheme is an organisation which provides opportunity to students to

develop their personality and social outlook through community service. The NSS Unit of

the college is actively engaged in various community services. Participation of students in

NSS activities is compulsory.

7. Co-curricular & Extra-Curricular Activities :

The college gives importance to the development of character, personality and leadership

qualities in all the students. The students are encouraged and motivated to organise and

participate actively in various co-curricular and extra-curricular activities such as games

and sports, drama, fine arts, literary and cultural activities, debate, seminars, quiz etc. from

time to time in addition to the prescribed courses of study. Seminars are organised by

every Department of the college at regular intervals to promote the intellectual aptitude of

the students through their active participation.

8. Grievance Redressal Cell :

There is a Grievance Redressal Cell to attend to the grievances of students.

9. Career Counseling Cell :

The career counseling cell of the college provides career guidance and counseling to stu-

dents.


10. Value Education Forum :

The college is aware of the emerging need of value based education and in order to pro-

mote it among the students, a Value Education Forum has been set up under the auspices

of a group of teachers. Personality Development Camps are organised at regular intervals

in the college in collaboration with the Vivekananda Kendra in order to inculcate values in

the students.

11. Anti-Ragging Cell :

Lumding College is an educational institute and is committed to maintaining a learning

environment free from discrimination, exploitation and harassment. To achieve these ob-

jectives, an Anti-Ragging Cell has been constituted by the college authority.

12. Common Room for students :

There are separate Common Rooms for both boys and girls with adequate facilities for

toilet and recreation.

13. Canteen :

The college has a canteen which provides wholesome food at a reasonable price.

14. Hostel Facility :

The college provides hostel facility to the female students. At present 40 seats are available.

15. Laboratories :

Science Departments have a spacious laboratories which are provided with modern in-

struments as prescribed by Gauhati University.

16. College Notice Board :

The students should, in their own interest, consult the Notice Board regularly to keep abreast

of the information displayed thereon.

17. Departmental Common Rooms :

Each and every Department has a Common Room with a Departmental Library for the

teachers. The students have easy access to the teachers in the Departmental Common

Rooms for academic counseling. Mention may be made that the Department of Assamese

is enriched with a mini Museum containing rich Assamese cultural heritage.


COLLEGE LIBRARY

A library speaks volumes about any educational institu-

tion. Lumding College has a modern computerized library in

its premises. It has an impressive collection of books, jour-

nals, newspapers and magazines. At present, it is equipped

with over 25000 books covering all subjects, 20 national and

international journals and newspapers. There is a Reference

Section which has a good collection of books. It has a spacious reading room with a seat ca-

pacity for 100 students.

In order to keep the library updated with modern technology of Library Management, it has

been computerized under the "Scientifically Arranged Cataloguing System". There is a digital

section where audio-visual facility has been provided for the learners. Various CDs on various

subjects, audio-visual cassettes and computer floppies are available for the benefit of the stu-

dents. Students are encouraged to use the audio-visual aids for better learning. Moreover, a

Xerox machine, printer and scanner has been provided in the library for use of the faculty mem-

bers as well as students.

The students can borrow books from the college library with their individual library cards

issued by the college as per the rules of the library. The Higher Secondary students can borrow

two books and TDC students can borrow four books for seven days at a time. They are also

entitled to use the internet facility available in the library. Moreover, a Book Bank facility has

been introduced for economically underprivileged students. It allows the students to keep the

books in their possession for a longer period of time.

The library remains open from 9 am to 5 pm on all working days. The book lending facility

is available to students of all classes from 11 am to 3 pm on all working days till they are issued

Admit Cards for their Final examinations.

Apart from the College Library, all the Departments have their individual Departmental

libraries for the benefit of all the faculty members and the students.


The library rules are as follows :1) The library card is valid till the end of the session every year, subject to further re-

newal, if all the conditions are fairly fulfilled by the holder.

2) A fine of Rs. 100/- will be levied if the card is lost.

3) Books will be issued only for 15 (Fifteen) days after which fine will be charged at therate of Rs. 2/- per day.

4) This card entitles the holder to borrow two books in H.S. course and four books inTDC course.

5) This card is not transferable

Librarian :- Sri Tushar Kanti ChakrabortyAsstt. Librarian:- Smt. Beauty Das

LITERARY ACTIVITIES :

The college encourages literary activities. The college magazine "Diganta" is publishedannually and is the medium for developing literary and other potentialities of the students. Itpublishes articles and creative writings contributed by the students and teachers.

The Women Cell, Lumding College celebrates its Foundation Day by publishing its journal"Shristi" (ISSN No. 2277-6540) every year.

Besides, wall magazines by various Departments are displayed regularly. Here also thestudents get the scope to explore their literary aptitude.

NORTHEAST HERITAGE CENTRE

A spectacular milestone in the history of the college is the opening of the Northeast Heritage

Centre in the college premises under the Department of History. The main aim of this centre is

to highlight and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the people of the North-east of India. The

centre is vibrant with a rich diversified collection of artifacts, attires, photographs, books, jour-

nals, tourism related information etc. having bearing on the social and cultural heritage of the

whole of the Northeast. A visit to this centre is expected to generate archaeological, anthropo-

logical and museological interest among the students about our national heritage and inspire

them to shoulder social and cultural responsibilities.


STUDENTS' UNION

The college has a general body of the regular students known as the Lumding CollegeStudents' Union. Its membership is compulsory for every regular student of the college. The

Union endeavours to foster and promote fraternity, mutual understanding and sense of respon-sibility among the students. It organizes various festivals such as Freshers' Social, Viswakarma

Puja, Saraswati Puja and Annual College Festival.The election to the executive council of thestudents' union of the college is held annually through the democratic process of secret ballots.

The constitution of the students' Union, the recommendations of Mr. J.M. Lyngdoh Commissionand the directions and guidelines of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India thereon will be strictly

followed in conducting the said election. The relevant part of the recommendations of Mr. J.M.Lyngdoh commission is given below for knowledge of the students.

Eliqibility Criteria for Candidates to contest election to the students' union.

1) Undergraduate students between the ages of 17 and 22 may contest elections. This

age range may be appropriately relaxed in the case of professional colleges, wherecourses often range between 4 to 5 years.

2) Although the Committee would refrain from prescribing any particular minimum marksto be attained by candidate, the candidate should in no event have any academic

arrears in the year of contesting the election.

3) The candidate should have attained the minimum percentage of attendance as pre-

scribed by the University or 75% attendance, whichever is higher.

4) The candidate shall not have a previous criminal record, that is to say, he should nothave been tried and or convicted of any criminal offence or misdemeanor. The candi-

date shall also not have been subject to any disciplinary action by the University / Col-lege authorities.

5) The candidate must be a regular, full time student of the College/University and shouldnot be a distance / proximate education student. That is to say that all eligible candi-

dates must be enrolled in a full time course, the course duration being at least 1 year.

WOMEN CELL :

The College has a Women Cell consisting of the women members of the faculty. This

Cell undertakes various activities aimed at promoting the cause of women empowerment in thesociety. It also functions as an enthusiastic promoter of good causes like - public health and

welfare, sanitation awareness etc.


ALUMNI ASSOCIATION :

The college has an Alumni Association which plays a significant role in its alround

development. It often extends financial assistance to the college for development of its infra-

structures. It renders dedicated and selfless service to the college and the college feels proud of

it.EXAMINATIONS

(I) H.S. :H.S. 1st year Annual Examination is conducted according to the A.H.S.E.C. Notification. How-

ever, the question papers are set by the Council (theory part) and evaluation of answer scripts anddeclaration of results are done in the college. H.S. Final examination is conducted by Assam HigherSecondary Education Council generally from the second half of February till the third week of Marchevery Year.

The terminal examination of H.S. 1st. year and the Test Examination of H.S. 2nd. Year areconducted by the college tentatively in the first week of December every year.

(II) TDC (Semester System) :There shall be one sessional examination in each semester and a final examination at the end

of the semester. The latter will be conducted by Gauhati University.

FOR MALE STUDENTSDRESS COLOUR

1. Shirt Light Sky Blue2. Trousers Black3. Tie Black4. Belt Black5. Shoes Black6. Sweater in winter Navy Blue

FOR FEMALE STUDENTSDRESS COLOUR

1. Kamiz Light Sky Blue2. Salwar White3. Churni White

OR1. Sari White with Light Sky Blue border2. Blouse Light Sky Blue

OR1. Mekhla White2. Chaddar & Blouse Light Sky Blue

Sweater in winter Navy Blue

Note :- i) No addition or alteration in Dress code will be allowed.ii) For male students, black jeans instead of black trousers is not allowed.iii) For female students, kamiz (Full sleeve or hafl sleeve) must be of knee-length. Leg-

gings is not allowed .

COLLEGE UNIFORM FOR STUDENTS


ACHIEVEMENTS :

Academic : The following students have achieved unique academic excellence in thevarious examinations as specified against their names.

Sl.No. Name Class

Positionheld Year Others

1. Smt. Lata Kumari HS(Commerce) 4th 2001

2. Sri Basudev Chatterjee HS (Commerce) 5th 2004

3. Sri Abhishek Raha HS (Science) 4th 2006

4. Sri Abhishek Aich HS (Commerce) 10th 2009

5. Sri Pankaj Agarwal B.Com 1st Class

1st in

Management 2011

6. Sri Souvik Das Gupta B.Sc. 1st Class

1st in

Zoology 2012

7. Sri Saikat Bhattacharjee HS (Science) 2008 Awarded gold medal for

securing 100% marks in

Mathematics

8. Smt. Beauty Dutta HS (Science) 2003 Secured record mark in

Geology (90%)

9. Smt. Tania Paul HS (Science) 2004 Secured highest mark in

Geology (82%)

10. Sri Hrik Dey HS (Science) 2011 Secured highest

mark in Geology (80%)

11. Sri Rupak Dey HS (Science) 2012 Secured highest mark in

Geology (87%)

Further, the following table shows the satisfactory performance of students in terms of grade point inthe TDC Final Examination of the G.U.

Sl. No. Name Stream Grade Point Year

1. Dipika Parbo Science 9.4 2014

2. Jayeeta Mukherjee Science 9.4 2014

3. Hrik Dey Science 9.1 2014

4. Priyanka Deb Roy Arts 9.3 2015

5. Aiswarya Bhowmick Science 9.7 2016

6. Puja Dey Science 9.7 2016

7. Sumit Acharjee Arts 9.0 2016

8. Priya Roy Karmakar Arts 9.0 2016


Besides, as an indication of the trend of consistently good results of the college, it is to be

mentioned here that 6 students secured grade point 8 in Arts, 10 students got 8 points in Sci-

ence and 1 student got 8 point in Commerce in the TDC Final Examination, 2014.

Also 7 students secured grade point 8 in Arts, 10 students got 8 point in Science and 7

students got 8 point in Commerce in the TDC Final Examination, 2015.

Sports :

The College became champion in Inter College Cricket Tournament held in Hojai in 2007

and the college became the runners up in the Inter College Football Tournament held in Nagaon

in 2011.

Besides, the following reflects upon the spectacular achievement of the college in various

athletic events.

Events : Arm Wrestling 2015 Organised by IIT, Guwahati :-

Below 70 K.g. : Below 60 K.g. :

Suman Dey - 1st Shiva Nag - 1st

Sanjoy Baruah - 2nd

Event : Arm Wrestling 2016 Organised by IIT, Guwahati :-

Below 70 K.g. : Below 80 K.g.:

Sanjoy Baruah - 1st Abhijit Bardhan - 1st

Suman Dey - 2nd

On the whole, Sanjoy Baruah stood Champion of Champions.

Others : The college team stood second best in the Inter College Quiz Competition based on

Gandhian philosophy held on October, 2013 in Nagaon College. The college team also won 1st

prize in Inter College Quiz Competition 2015, organised by the Election Commission of India

through the SDO office, Shankardevnagar at Hojai College.


The college follows the Academic Calendar of Gauhati University, as approved by the Executive Council,G.U.

Academic Calendar for BA/B.Sc./B.Com. (Semester Course) for the Session - 2017-2018

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE SESSION 2017-2018

JANUARY/2017

2 - 17 Winter Vacation

18 - 21 Working/Class days

22 Sunday


26 Republic Day


29 Sunday


FEB. /2017

1 Saraswati Puja


5 Sunday


12 Sunday


19 Sunday


24 Shiv-ratri

25 Working/Class days

26 Sunday


MARCH/2017


5 Sunday

End Semester Vacation

Commencement of Even Se-mester Classes.

Annual College Week be heldin the last part of January,2017


Sessional Exam. for Even Se-mester be completed by firstweek of April, 2017.


12 Sunday

12 - 13 Dol Jatra


19 Sunday


26 Sunday


APRIL /2017

1 Working/Class days

2 Sunday


9 Sunday


13 - 16 Bahag Bihu


23 Sunday


30 Sunday

MAY /2017

1 May Day


7 Sunday


10 Buddha Purnima


14 Sunday


21 Sunday

Admission process to the 1stSemester of TDC Classesshould be completed within 12days of declaration of HS re-sult.

Classes should commencewithin 5 days of the comple-tion of the admission process.


Additional working days and holidays further to the above will be applicable as when declared

by the University Administration.

Salient Features :

1. The colleges should organize academic activities such as seminar / group

discussion etc. for the students and for the teachers, suitably during the year.

2. The Sessional Examinations in the colleges should be designed in such a way

that the other normal classes are running smoothly.

3. In the event of any changes in the Holidays mentioned in the Academic Calendar, the

Gauhati University Holiday list is to be followed.


28 Sunday


JUNE /2017


4 Sunday


11 Sunday


18 Sunday


25 Sunday

26 - 27 Id-Ul-Fitre


JULY /2017

1 - 31 Summer Vacation

Commencement of 3rd and5th semester closes.


Summary :

Academic Calendar for the period from July, 2017 to June, 2018 will be notified as when it is

received from the University.

Class days 96

College Week 06

Study Leave 03

End Semester Exam. 15

End Semester Evaluation 15

Holidays (with Sundays) 37

Winter Vacation 10

Total : 182 days

Even Semester (January to June 2017)


FACILITIES FOR DISTANT EDUCATION :

KKHSOU Lumding College Study Centre :-

The KKHSOU Lumding College Study Centre offers various courses leading to Degree and

Diploma in the following disciplines :-

Course Name DurationCourse Fee

(variable)

BPP 2 years

BACHELORS DEGREE PROGRAMMES :-

Programme Semester Course Fee(variable)

Duration

B.A. (PASS)

B.A. (MAJOR)

1st Sem

2nd Sem

3rd Sem

4th Sem

5th Sem

6th Sem

1st Sem

2nd Sem

3rd Sem

4th Sem

5th Sem

6th Sem

6 Semester

6 Semester

B.COM.

B.C.A.

1st Sem

2nd Sem

3rd Sem

4th Sem

5th Sem

6th Sem

1st Sem

2nd Sem

3rd Sem

4th Sem

5th Sem

6th Sem

6 Semester

6 Semester


BACHELORS DEGREE PROGRAMME :-


Duration

B.B.A.

1st Sem

2nd Sem

3rd Sem

4th Sem

5th Sem

6th Sem

6 Semester

MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMME :-


Duration

M.A. (Assamese,Education, Sociology, Po-litical Science), English,Economics

1st Sem

2nd Sem

3rd Sem

4th Sem

4 Semester

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMME :-


Duration

PGDHRM 1st Sem

2nd Sem2 Semester

DIPLOMA PROGRAMME :-


Duration

DLIS1st Sem

2nd Sem

1st Sem

2nd Sem

2 Semester

2 SemesterDCA


IDOL :

The Gauhati University Institute of Distance and Open Learning (IDOL) offers the following :

MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES :-

Sl. No. Subject Duration Mode

1. Assamese 2 Years 4 Semester

2. English 2 Years 4 Semester

3. Economics (MA / M.Sc.) 2 Years 4 Semester

4. History 2 Years 4 Semester

5. Political Science 2 Years 4 Semester

6. Mathematics (M.Sc.) 2 Years 4 Semester

7. Commerce (M.Com.) 2 Years 4 Semester

8. Bengali 2 Years 4 Semester

9. Education 2 Years 4 Semester

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES (SEMESTER PROGRAMMES) :-

Sl. No. Subject Duration Mode

1. PG Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) * 1 Year 2 Semester

* Likely to be commenced from the session 2017-18.