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Rater andhar dublo ebar sukh-tara oi jaglo re, no dir banke gacher fanke ushar duar khullo re. jatri jara alor lagi, andha akul chhilo jagi’- puber arun tader chokhe sonar hasi hashlo re sukh tara oi jaglo re. chol egiye korbi boron alor lekha timir-horon parer tori kheya ghate bhorer baye dullo re, ushar duar khullo re.

Composed by Digendranath BhattacharjeeFormer Teacher

♦> ..affiliated to Assam University for its 3 year Degree Cou rses having 25 Departments.

❖ Reaccredited as ‘A ’ Grade by NAAC, Bangalore

❖ Recognised as “College with Potential for Excellence” by University Grants Commission (UGC).

❖ ..affiliated to Assam Higher Secondary Education Council, Guwahati for its Higher Secondary courses.

❖ ..enlisted under 2(F) and 12 (B) by the University Grants Commission (UGC).

♦♦♦ ..supported by Dept, o f Science & Technology;Dept, o f Biotechnology Govt, o f India,New Delhi.

.Supported by FIST.

NAAC Certificate Awarding ‘A ’ Grade to G.C. College

Visit by NAAC Peer Team to G.C. College

Our "VisionGurucharan College, Silchar does have the vision to impart futuristic education in different streams. It has undertaken com prehensive plan to introduce career-oriented courses to cater to the needs and requirements o f the upco m in g le a rn e rs . The college has committed vision to instil a very high sense of dedication and discipline in the mind of the students and to ensure a global standard of e d u c a tio n by im p a rtin g q u a lity education. It has the vision to make the learners intellectually superior and eth ica lly strong. It is also an indispensible part of the vision of the college to make it an ideal centre of h igher learn ing , researches and career orientation.

Our MissionO ur pious m ission is to educate students from all walks of life - urban and rural, the poor and the backward so that they becom e enlightened and empowered individuals qualified with multi-dimensional potentialities, hav ing a sense o f se lf respec t alongwith com mitm ent towards the self, the society and the nation. Our m iss ion is not on ly to fa c ilita te teach ing-learn ing opportun ity but a lso to p ro v id e s c o p e s fo r re s e a rc h e s , tra in in g , c a re e r- counselling. It is also our mission to deve lop the co llege as an ideal c e n tre o f le a rn in g fo r p ro p e r m a n ife s ta tio n o f the best in an in d iv id u a l le a rn e r ’s m ind and character to make him or her a good citizen.

Contents

i. Messagesii. Journey of Gurucharan Collegeiv. Departments & Courses of G.C. Collegev. Higher Secondary Courses

vi. Three Year Degree Coursesvii. Additional courses and study facilitiesviii. Fees payable for different coursesix. Academic Calendar 2017 - 18x. General Information

• Admission for HS and TDC Classes

• Some important instructions

• Change of subject(s)/ combination

• College Transfer Certificates

• Admission of unsuccessful students

• College examination and attendance rules

• General rules for discipline

xi. Infrastructural Facilities• B.C. Gupta Memorial Central Library

• Printing Press

• College Hostels

• Auditorium

• Conference Hall

• Health Centre

• Canteen

• Central Instrumentation Centre

• Botanical Garden

• Central Computer Lab

• Language Lab

• Gymnasium

• Biotech Hub/ Bioinformatics Centre

xii. Students Supportive Cells• Career Guidance Cell

• NCC Wings for Boys and Girls

• National Service Scheme (NSS)

• IQAC

• Eco Club

• G.C. College Women’s Cell

• Red Ribbon Club

• Extension Service Cell

• Grievance Redressal Cell

• College Majlis

xiii. Scholarships, Awards and Aidsxiv. Teaching Staff and Non-Teaching Staff

The (President Speaks...

I take the pride to pronounce that Gurucharan College, Silchar, in its onward march to the domain of higher education since the day of its inception in 1935, has achieved a significant

m ilestone in 2016-2017 academ ic session in the form of receiving laudable re-accreditation of A Grade awarded by NAAC, Bangalore. This is, indeed, an encouraging recognition to the academ ic standard for this institution of 82 years legacy. W hatever the college has attained today is actually propelled by hard work, devotion and unstinted com m itm ent o f the teaching and non-teaching staff o f the college. I also love to acknowledge the com m endable role o f the students, guardians and alumni who have played a pivotal role to take this institution to an enviable height.

Gurucharan College is perennially proactive in introducing new-subjects and various add-on courses, keeping in mind the needs and requirements of its stake-holders in the context o f ever­growing demand of global education. Besides curricula aspects, the college is relentlessly striving to 'promote youth empowerment and women empowerment through some of its wings like NCC, two NSS units, Kiron-Sashi W om ens Cell and so on. The Career Guidance and Placement Cell of the College make available various career options and opportunities for the upcoming youths. To instil a sense of com m itm ent to the social sectors, the Extension Service Cell carries on activities round the year with active involvement o f the students and teachers. The presence of different research cells and centres in the college manifest acumen and excellence of the faculties, the students and the teachers. The college is also going to introduce P.G. courses in certain subjects at the earliest.

I am proud to say that Gurucharan College has set a benchmark in imparting quality education and I am sure that such qualitative parameters will always attract the stake-holders and they will consider Gurucharan College as their first choice for admission in the field of h igher education.

My warm est welcom e to the students and guardians.

With best wishes and regards

((Dr. SaurincCra Kj. (Bhattacharjee) (President, governing (Body

gurucharan CoCCege, SiCcharDated, The 18th May, 2017

rfhe <PrincipaC Speaks

Gurucharan College, Silchar, the prem ier institute o f North-Eastern region established in 1935, is undoubtedly playing a prime role to the cause o f higher education for long eight

decades. In fact, it is due to relentless efforts and sacrifices o f some great personalities and some lovers o f higher education o f yester years o f Silchar. By this time, the college has established herself in every sphere of life, earning name and fame and has become the oldest citadel o f h igher education. In the year 2016, the college has achieved 'A' grade from NAAC in the second cycle of re-accreditation with CGPA of 3.11. This gradation by NAAC expresses the quality contribution o f higher education o f this college in the region in particular and the nation in general.

Today, the college takes pride to stand on its own feet with 25 Departments and 6 Research Centres funded by UGC, DBT, DST and Ministry o f Culture, Govt, of India allied with impressive infrastructure facilities, self-financing courses supported by different cells playing a pivotal role for the promotion o f curricular and co-curricular activities. All these have taken the college to a level o f national excellence fo r which the UGC has recognized it as a College with Potential fo r Excellence (CPE).

Again, taking note of the New Education Policy o f the Govt, of India, Gurucharan College is striving to promote skill-based knowledge, inclusive growth o f education, participatory culture and holistic approach. In addition, to encourage quality teaching, innovative practices and pedagogical explosions, the college is ever proactive to develop its educational dimensions and dynamics to fulfill the requirements o f the populations as outlined in the policy.

As a part o f Digital India Programme launched by the Prime M inister o f India on 1 st July, 2015, the college has also committed and implementing the said programme. The vision of Digital India Programme is inclusive growth in areas o f electronic services, manufacturing, job opportunities, etc. and it is centered on three key areas like digital infrastructure, governance & services and digital em powerm ent of citizens. The initiatives taken so far under Digital India Programme by the college are internet connectivity, W i-Fi enabled zones, installation of ICT tools, initiative undertaken to go cashless, smart classrooms and broadband connectivity are the major achievem ents o f the last few years.

The college has very good infrastructure for higher research activities. It includes 5 major research laboratories in the various departments funded by UGC, DBT, DST, etc. where good num ber of PhD scholars have done the ir research work and published their works in different national and international journals having good impact factor. Very recently, under RUSA programme, the college has been selected for a dedicated language laboratory for the students. It is a matter o f pride for the college that UGC has sanctioned three National Seminars to three Departments such as Bengali, Botany and Political Science. Cumulative effects of all these activities are the driving force o f qualitative and complete modern education for younger generation.

Finally I extend my warm note o f welcom e to the freshers and their guardians, both in H. S. and degree levels and I am sure that at the end o f the session, they will feel to have meaningful education of life from this institute of excellence.

With warm good wishes and regards,

Dated, The 18th May, 2017(Principal,

(jtirucfiaran CoCCege, SiCcfar

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Kiransasi Nag (Surutljatan College, ^tltljar

m cbam n Cotteeje, established on i'jfti rJa(ij i f f i , iis recognised\as one o f the premier institutions in tfe fie ld o f Co ffeyiate education. Ot fas carved out a distinct identity o f its own in tfie fiefd o f fiy fer

education in tfie eastern part o f %dia. T fe weff-accfaimedreputation o f tfe college stands noton its vast

area o f (and, fuifdinys constructed on it or on its enrofment strenytf (out on its enriched academic and

inteffectuaffeyacy fu ift up during tfie time-span ofSzyears o f its fife at tfie cost o f effort andsacrifices o f

a fatcfi o f dedicatedpersona fties wfo feft no stone unturned to erect tfiis fuye edifice o ffiy fer education

in 'Rarak Vaffey. Today, tfis institution ofpotentiaffyceffence is proudto fave a farye num fer o f a furnni

wfo fave estaffisfedtfemsefves in different professions andvocations o f fife in Ondia anda f road.

Onitiaffy, tfie coffeye was fousedin a Hunyafow o f one Late IPromode Cfandra Uatta at ftgnypur on

tfie f a n f oftfe river 'Saraf. 'K/fen tfe river f a n f erosion fey an to swaffow tfe coffeye premises, it was

shifted temporarify to tfe campus o f Sifcfar Norm af Scfoof. A t tfat time, cfasses were fe fd in tfe

Jvtorniny sfift. 1-fowever, tfis temporary pfase o f crisis o f accommodation was soon over. Quru Cfaran

Coffeye fey an to receiveyenerous fefp andassistance from different quarters anduftimatefy it was affe to

acquire permanent space in its present state offocation.

On fact, Gjurucfaran Coffeye came into feiny on account o f tfe far~siyfted vision o f

Hate 'S isfn u Cfaran t)ey IPurf&yastfa o f tfe 'Department o f education, Assam. Toyive a sfape to

fis vision ofestaffsfiny a coffeye fere at Sifc far, fe y o t tfe support o f Hate K ir on S a s f i Nay, tfe

widow o f Hate Gjuru Cfaran Nay, wfo came forwardwitf ayenerous donation o f 0,000, in

for tfe estaffisfment o f tfe coffeye. T fe coffeye acquired its name after Kiron Sasfi Nay's fusfan d

Cjurucfaran andspeciafzmpfasis was put on women education. Tfis coffeye was fortunate enouyf to fave

A r m K um ar Cfanda, 1Zar~at~faw a n d tfe son o f Hate K am ini K um ar Cfanda as me founder

IPrincipaf Onitiaffy, tfe coffeye fadfeen affifiatedto tfe Cafcutta University. On <q.4^/, tfe coffeye was

affifiated to tfe Ojaufati 'University, <KJitf tfe estaffisfment o f tfe Assam 'University [ Centra fj at

Sifc far, in iCj^4 Cjurucfaran Coffeye is now affifiatedto tfe Assam University. Today, tfe coffeye foasts

o f faviny a student enrofment o f more tfan 4000 in Arts, Science, Commerce stream incfudiny H H A

a n d 7-fiyfer Secondary.

T fe course curricufa andexaminations o f7-f,S Course are conductedas per rufes andreyufations o f

Assam Idiyfer Secondary education Councif. T fe tfreeyear Ueyree courses, witf Semester system, are

conductedas per tfe syffafi andexamination rufes fram edfy tfe Assam University, Sifcfar.

Bishnu Charan Dey Purkayastha Kamini Kumar Chanda Arun Kumar Chanda

Resides these, from the academic session Z00J~06, the colleye has come up with three U G C

approved Career Oriented Proyrammes (value-added course) for the students conducted by the

\Department o f Commerce, The introduction o f different self-financiny courses in the subject (ike

1Ziotechno(oyy, Computer Science ( 'Pass a n d honours], Uip(oma course in 'Bio-informatics,

Computer App(ication (D C A ), (library iInformation Science a n d the Certificate courses in Trench

danyuaye, H enyal 'Recitation, Spoken Sanscrit a n d M m ipuri To(k fiance are added chapters to

they(orious history o f the Co((eye. The 'E 'E A Course isyet another addedfeather to the crown o f the

co((eye. The newy introduced 'Mass Communication as e(ective subject in U G (eve( has openeda new

area o f (earning for the students o f the co((eye. Over andabove, the co((eye has housed OCjNO'U as a

Centre o f distance education faci(tatinj hoth rUG a n d P G Courses.

The year ZO16 is a y(orious yea r in the history o f Gurucharan Co ((eye for beiny reacredited as

‘A ’ Grade w ith CG^PA^.H under cyc(e Z by N A A C , teanyalore. Otisa(so recoynisedas co((eye

with potentia((or "Excellence ( C'PjEJ by 'UGC. Otis to he p u t on records that the co((eye a(so possesses

we((ecjuipped (ihrary with its (arye variety o f booty, jo u r n a ( a n d mayazines, eyournals a n d

O N T/IO 'EN 'ET facility. The (ihrary a(so has co((ahoration with the 'Ministry o f Culture, Govt, o f

Ondia to assist in developing the M anuscript 'Resource Centre a n d N ational Manuscript

Conservation in the (ihrary.

Guru Charan Co((eye also owns a sophisticated Central Computer lah, a maynificent auditorium,

enriched Anthropoloyical 'Museum, 'Rioinformatics Centre, Riotech 'Huh, two well-huilt hostels

separately for hoys andy iris, a n d well-developedplayy round, Two 'Units o f N S S , N C C winys for

hoys andyirls andso on. Of has also made available welleauippedyymnasium seperately for hoys a n d

yirls, health centre, cafeteria, seperate common room for hoys andyirls anda printiny press o f its own.

% eepiny in m ind the directives o f the yoverntment, the colleye has taken initiative for cashless

transaction. Otis also one o f the proudmembers ofUiyitalOndia Campaiyn.

Since the day o f its inception, under the able yuidance o f our founder Principal A . %. Chanda,

Guru Charan Colleye has inheriteda very remarkable leyacy ofwork-culture, a sense o f devotion a n d

dedication which always inspires teachiny a n d non-teachiny staff to extend their whole-hearted

support a n d co-operation for uninterruptedyrowth anddevelopment o f this colleye. The objective o f

the colleye is : t C o to S e e k , to ft n ij a n ti n o t to p t e lb '

Moments o f CeCeSration

Swaraswati Puja celebration

Vigilance Awareness Week World Environment Day

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Departments and Courses in G.C. College, Silehar

D E P A R T M E N T S• D epartm en t o f Assamese • D epartm en t of Business A dm inistration

• D epartm en t of Bengali • D epartm en t o f A nthropology

• D epartm en t of Econom ics • D epartm en t o f Botany

• D epartm en t of English • D epartm en t o f C hem istry

• D epartm en t of H indi • D epartm ent of Geology +

• D epartm en t of H istory • D epartm en t o f M athem atics

• D epartm en t of M anipuri • D epartm en t o f Physics

• D epartm en t of Persian • D epartm en t of Statistics

• D epartm en t of Philosophy • D epartm en t o f Zoology

• D epartm ent of Political Science

• D epartm en t o f Sanskrit

• D epartm en t of Ecology & Environm ental Science *

• D epartm ent of M ass Com m unication * +• D epartm ent of Biotechnology * +

• D epartm en t o f C om m erce• D epartm en t of C om puter Science *

OTHER COURSES• D iplom a in Bioinformatics *

• Certificate C ourse in Spoken Sanskrit *

• D iplom a in L ibrary and Inform ation Science *

• Certificate C ourse in French Language *• Certificate Course in Bengali Recitation *

• Certificate C ourse in Office A utom ation *• Certificate Course in M anipuri Folk Dance *

• Certificate Course in Tourism Studies *• D iplom a in C om puter Application *

• C ertificate C ourse in E ntrepreneurship * Self-Financing CoursesD evelopm ent * + Degree Course only

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HIGHER SECONDARY COURSES( ARTS / SCIENCE / COMMERCE)

ADMISSION RULES AND PROCEDURESTW O - Y E A R H IG H E R S E C O N D A R Y (H .S .) C O U R S E :

Two - Year H igher Secondary (H .S .) C ourse in A rts. Science & C om m erce is governed by the rules and regulations o f H igher Secondary C ouncil, Assam. T h e course com prises o f two exam inations viz. (i) F irst Year and (ii) FinalYear. P rom otion to second year o r final year depends on the successful com pletion o f first year exam ination conducted by the College u n d er A H S E C guidelines.

E lig ib ility for A d m iss io n to F ir st Year H .S . C o u rse :For seeking adm ission to the first year H igher Secondary C ourse, a cand idate m ust have passed

H .S .L .C . Exam ination o f SEBA, G uw ahati or Secondary E xam ination o f C B SE or O ther B oard E xm ination recognised by the A H SE C .

Admission in H .S. course o f any stream will be given as per the specified percentage of marks prescribed by the respective Admission Committee.N o te : In c a s e o f G ap y e a r , 2% m a rk s p e r y e a r w ill b e d e d u c te d fr o m th e o r ig in a l

p ercen ta g e o b ta in ed b y a ca n d id a te in H S L C .

N u m b er o f S e a ts in F ir st Year o f H .S . C o u rse :T h e total num ber o f seats earm arked for the session 2017-2018 in different stream s are as follows :

(i) A rts = 120(ii) Science = 120

(iii) C om m erce = 120

R e serv a tio n :

i. T here is provision for reservation o f seats for studen ts belonging to ST, SC etc. as pe r Govt. Rules.

ii. A few seats are reserved for C hild ren o f G .C . College Em ployees.

HS - SCIENCECODE NO. SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

HS-1 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics.

HS-2 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Physics, Chemistry, Biology.

HS-3 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology.

HS-4 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics.

HS-5 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, ICSC.

HS-6 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Anthropology.

H S - C O M M E R C ECODE NO. SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

HC-1 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics.

HC-2 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, CAES.

HC-3 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, Mathematics.

HC-4 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, ICSC.

HC-5 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, CAES.

HC-6 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Mathematics.

HC-7 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, CAES, ICSC.

HC-8 English, Alt. English/ MIL, Accountancy, Business Studies, Mathematics, ICSC.

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H S - A R T S

CODE NO. SUBJECT COMBINATIONSHA-1 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy.

HA-2 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, History.

HA-3 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Mathematics.

HA-4 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Adv.L/C.

HA-5 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Logic & Philosophy, History.

HA-6 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Logic & Philosophy, Mathematics.

HA-7 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Logic & Philosophy, Adv.L/C.

HA-8 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-9 English, Alternative English/ MIL,Economics, Mathematics, Statistics.

HA-10 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Mathematics, Adv.L/C.

HA-11 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy.

HA-12 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Political Science, History.

HA-13 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Political Science, Adv.L/C.

HA-14 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Logic & Philosophy, History.

HA-15 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Logic & Philosophy, Adv.L/C.

HA-16 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-17 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, History.

HA-18 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Mathematics.

HA-19 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Adv.LVC.

HA-20 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Political Science, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-21 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Logic & Philosophy, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-22 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, Logic & Philosophy.

HA-23 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Adv.L/C..

HA-24 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-25 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, History.

HA-26 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Logic & Philosophy, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-27 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-28 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Adv.L/C..

HA-29 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Mathematics, Adv.L/C.

HA-30 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Mathematics.

HA-31 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Economics, Logic & Philosophy, Mathematics, Adv.L/C.

HA-32 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Mathematics, Adv. L/C.

HA-33 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Adv.L/C.

HA-34 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Political Science, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-35 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, History.

HA-36 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Anthropology, Logic & Philosophy, History, Adv.L/C.

HA-37 English, Alternative English/ MIL, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, History, Adv.L/C.

N ote :(a ) E n g lish and A lt. Eng/M IL a lon g w ith 3 e lec tiv e s are co m p u lso ry su b jects.(b ) MIL - any one of Bengali, Hindi, Manipuri, Assamese & Hmar.( c ) Environm ental Science is a compulsory subject in HS 1st Year for all streams.(d ) Adv. L/C - any one of Adv. Bengali, Adv. M anipuri, Sanskrit, Persian.( e ) The 4th elective subject carries no extra benefit of mark but the best of 3 marks out of the optional subjects are

considered for the final gradation.( f ) Regarding combination, decision of the Admission Committee is final and binding.

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R e g is tr a tio n u n d er A ssa m H ig h er S e c o n d a r y E d u c a tio n C o u n c il is c o m p u lsa r y . D a te o f ap p ly in g for th e sa m e w ill b e n o tified in th e co lleg e n o tice b oard after a d m iss io n .

C h an ge o f S u b jec t(s) I C o m b in a tio nIn general, change of subject(s)/combination is not encouraged. Students should give proper thought in the matter before filling in their application form for admission.

U n it T ests (co m p u lso ry ) w ill b e h e ld w ith in :1st test Septem ber/October &2nd test January/FebruaryEach test of 25 marks, qualifying marks is 30%. If any candidate fails to appear in the tests or obtain qualifying marks then only one special test may be arranged before the submission of application forms and fees for the examination.

E lig ib ility cr iter ia for a d m iss io n in exam in ation :i) One should have 75% of attendance both in the theory and practical papers. 65% attendance may

be considered only on special ground as justified and certified by the Principal.ii) One should have to qualify in the unit tests securing at least 30% of marks.

P ro m o tio n R u les (F or H S I E x a m .) :Pass Mark 150 out of 500

M in im u m m ark s for P a ss I D iv is io n (F or H S F in a l E xam .) :Total marks 500Grade C 150 to 224Grade B 225 to 299Grade A 300 and above.

N ote : There will be no provision for Betterment / Re-evaluation/ Scrutiny.

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THREE YEAR DEGREE COURSE (SEMESTER SYSTEM)(ARTS / SCIENCE / COMMERCE)

ADMISSION RULES AND PROCEDUREST H R E E Y E A R D E G R E E C O U R S E :

Three Year degree Course in Arts. Science & Commerce is governed by the rules and regulations of Assam University, Silchar. The course comprises of six semesters viz. (i) First Semester, (ii) Second Semester, (iii) Third Semester, (iv) Fourth Semester, (v) Fifth Semester and (vi) Sixth Semester. Eligibility for Adm ission to First Year TDC Course:

For seeking admission to the first year T D C Course, a candidate m ust have passed H.S. (10+2) Examination of AF1SEC, Guwahati or Higher Secondary Examination of CBSE or Higher Secondary Examination conducted by different recognized State Boards of India.Admission in Degree course o f any stream will be given as per the specified percentage o f marks prescribed by the respective Admission Committee.N o te : In c a s e o f G ap y e a r , 2% m a rk s p e r y e a r w ill b e d e d u c te d fr o m th e o r ig in a l

p ercen ta g e o b ta in ed b y a ca n d id a te in H S .

N um ber o f Seats in F irst Sem ester o f TD C Course:The total number of seats earmarked for the session 2017-2018 in different streams has been shown in

the below : (Number of seats are subject to revision)(i) Arts = 300 (ii) Science = 350 (Honours); 100 (Pure pass)(iii) Commerce = 220 (iv) BBA course = 30

R eservation:i. There is provision for reservation of seats for students belonging to ST, SC etc. as per Govt. Rules.ii. A few seats are reserved for Children of G.C. College Employees.

General Instructions & Regulations:1. Pass Course of 1200 Marks and Honours Course of 1800 (900 in Hons. + 900 in Pass) Marks in Six

Semesters i.e., in three Years.2. (i) General group of three subjects are compulsory for all students of Science, Arts, Commerce and

Com puter applications, which are,a) General English (first and second semester),b) M odern Indian Language or Alternative English or Communicative English for Commerce (third

& fourth semester)c) Foundation Course of Environmental studies (fifth & sixth semester)

(ii)Three elective subjects are to be chosen as permissible in the college3. Class hours for each paper (per sem ester)

Theory 75 Lectures (Non-Practical Subjects) Practical 20-30 Hrs. (Per Paper)60 Lectures (Practical Subjects)

4. (i) Each theory course paper is ofa) 50 marks for N on practical subjects b) 35 marks for Practical subjects

(ii) Each Practical paper is ofa) 30 marks for Pass b) 90 marks in each Honours paper

5. T heory Exam ination : 2 hours duration, Two Shifts per day.Practical Exam ination : 3-4 hours per day for pass papers and 4-6 hours per day for Honourspapers

SUBJECTS COMBINATION : TDC - ARTS HONOURS COURSE

CODE NO. COMPULSORY HONOURS PASS

TA-1 English English Economics Political ScienceTA-2 English English Economics PhilosophyTA-3 English English Economics HistoryTA-4 English English Political Science PhilosophyTA-5 English English Political Science History

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CODE NO. COMPULSORY HONOURS PASS

TA-6 Engl sh English Philosophy HistoryTA-7TA-8

EnglEngl

shsh

EnglishEnglish

PhilosophyEconomics

Anthropology Political Science

TA-9 Engl sh English Political Science Mass CommunicationTA-10 Engl sh English Anthropology Mass CommunicationTA-11 Engl sh Bengali Economics PhilosophyTA-12 Engl sh Bengali Economics History

TA-13 Engl sh Bengali Political Science PhilosophyTA-14 Engl sh Bengali Political Science HistoryTA-15 Engl sh Bengali Philosophy HistoryTA-16 Engl sh Bengali Philosophy AnthropologyTA-17 Engl sh Manipuri Economics Political ScienceTA-18 Engl sh Manipuri Economics PhilosophyTA-19 Engl sh Manipuri Economics HistoryTA-20 Engl sh Manipuri Political Science PhilosophyTA-21 Engl sh Manipuri Political Science HistoryTA-22 Engl sh Manipuri Philosophy HistoryTA-23 Engl sh Manipuri Philosophy AnthropologyTA-24 Engl sh Sanskrit / Persian Economics Political ScienceTA-25 Engl sh Sanskrit / Persian Economics PhilosophyTA-26 Engl sh Sanskrit / Persian Economics HistoryTA-27 Engl sh Sanskrit / Persian Political Science PhilosophyTA-28 Engl sh Sanskrit / Persian Political Science HistoryTA-29 Engl sh Sanskrit / Persian Philosophy HistoryTA-30 Engl sh Sanskrit / Persian Philosophy AnthropologyTA-31 Engl sh Economics Political Science PhilosophyTA-32 Engl sh Economics Political Science HistoryTA-33 Engl sh Economics Political Science MathematicsTA-34 Engl sh Economics Political Science Mass CommunicationTA-35 Engl sh Economics Political Science EL.L/CLTA-36 Engl sh Economics Philosophy HistoryTA-37 Engl sh Economics Philosophy MathematicsTA-38 Engl sh Economics Philosophy EL.L/CLTA-39 Engl sh Economics History EL.L/CLTA-40 Engl sh Economics Mathematics EL.L/CLTA-41 Engl sh Anthropology Political Science PhilosophyTA-42 Engl sh Anthropology Political Science HistoryTA-43 Engl sh Anthropology Philosophy HistoryTA-44 Engl sh Anthropology Political Science Mass CommunicationTA-45 Engl sh Political Science Economics PhilosophyTA-46 Engl sh Political Science Economics HistoryTA-47 Engl sh Political Science Economics AnthropologyTA-48 Engl sh Political Science Economics EL.L/CLTA-49 Engl sh Political Science Anthropology PhilosophyTA-50 Engl sh Political Science Anthropology HistoryTA-51 Engl sh Political Science Philosophy HistoryTA-52 Engl sh Political Science Philosophy MathematicsTA-53 Engl sh Political Science Philosophy EL.L/CLTA-54 Engl sh Political Science History EL.L/CLTA-55 Engl sh Philosophy Economics Political ScienceTA-56 Engl sh Philosophy Economics HistoryTA-57 Engl sh Philosophy Economics MathematicsTA-58 Engl sh Philosophy Economics EL.L/CLTA-59 Engl sh Philosophy Anthropology Political ScienceTA-60 Engl sh Philosophy Anthropology HistoryTA-61 Engl sh Philosophy Anthropology Mass CommunicationTA-62 Engl sh Philosophy Political Science HistoryTA-63 Engl sh Philosophy Political Science MathematicsTA-64 Engl sh Philosophy Political Science EL.L/CLTA-65 Engl sh Philosophy History EL.L/CLTA-66 Engl sh History Economics Political Science

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CODE NO. COMPULSORY HONOURS PASS

TA-67 English History Economics PhilosophyTA-68 English History Economics EL.L/CLTA-69 English History Anthropology Political ScienceTA-70 English History Anthropology PhilosophyTA-71 English History Political Science PhilosophyTA-72 English History Political Science EL.L/CLTA-73 English History Philosophy EL.L/CLTA-74 English History Political Science Mass CommunicationTA-75 English Mathematics Economics Political ScienceTA-76 English Mathematics Economics PhilosophyTA-77 English Mathematics Political Science Philosophy

T D C - A R T S P A S S C O U R S ECODE NO. COMPULSORY 1st ELECTIVE 2nd ELECTIVE 3rd ELECTIVE

TA-78 English Economics Political Science PhilosophyTA-79 English Economics Political Science HistoryTA-80 English Economics Political Science MathematicsTA-81 English Economics Political Science EL.L/CLTA-82 English Economics Philosophy HistoryTA-83 English Economics Philosophy MathematicsTA-84 English Economics Philosophy EL.L/CLTA-85 English Economics History EL.L/CLTA-86 English Economics Mathematics EL.L/CLTA-87 English Anthropology Political Science PhilosophyTA-88 English Anthropology Political Science HistoryTA-89 English Anthropology Philosophy HistoryTA-90 English Political Science Philosophy HistoryTA-91 English Political Science Philosophy MathematicsTA-92 English Political Science Philosophy EL.L/CLTA-93 English Political Science History EL.L/CLTA-94 English Philosophy History EL.L/CLTA-95 English Economics Philosophy Mass CommunicationTA-96 English Anthropology Political Science Mass Communication

T D C - S C I E N C E H O N O U R S C O U R S ECODE NO. COMPULSORY HONOURS PASS

TS-1 English Anthropology Botany ZoologyTS-2 English Anthropology Botany ChemistryTS-3 English Anthropology Zoology ChemistryTS-4 English Anthropology Bio-Technology ZoologyTS-5 English Anthropology Bio-Technology ChemistryTS-6 English Anthropology Botany Environmental ScienceTS-7 English Anthropology Zoology Environmental ScienceTS-8 English Anthropology Chemistry Environmental ScienceTS-9 English Bio-Technology Chemistry ZoologyTS-10 English Bio-Technology Chemistry BotanyTS-11 English Bio-Technology Zoology BotanyTS-12 English Botany Chemistry ZoologyTS-13 English Botany Chemistry AnthropologyTS-14 English Botany Zoology AnthropologyTS-15 English Botany Chemistry Environmental ScienceTS-16 English Botany Anthropology Environmental ScienceTS-17 English Chemistry Physics MathematicsTS-18 English Chemistry Geology MathematicsTS-19 English Chemistry Botany ZoologyTS-20 English Chemistry Bio-Technology ZoologyTS-21 English Computer Science Statistics MathematicsTS-22 English Computer Science Physics MathematicsTS-23 English Computer Science Economics StatisticsTS-24 English Computer Science Economics MathematicsTS-25 English Computer Science Geology MathematicsTS-26 English Computer Science Geology StatisticsTS-27 English Geology Physics MathematicsTS-28 English Geology Chemistry Mathematics

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CODE NO. COMPULSORY HONOURS PASS

TS-29 Engl sh Geology Statistics MathematicsTS-30 Engl sh Mathematics Physics ChemistryTS-31 Engl sh Mathematics Physics StatisticsTS-32 Engl sh Mathematics Physics Computer ScienceTS-33 Engl sh Mathematics Economics StatisticsTS-34 Engl sh Mathematics Physics GeologyTS-35 Engl sh Physics Chemistry MathematicsTS-36 Engl sh Physics Statistics MathematicsTS-37 Engl sh Physics Geology MathematicsTS-38 Engl sh Physics Computer Science MathematicsTS-39 Engl sh Statistics Physics MathematicsTS-40 Engl sh Statistics Computer Science MathematicsTS-41 Engl sh Statistics Economics MathematicsTS-42 Engl sh Zoology Chemistry BotanyTS-43 Engl sh Zoology Chemistry Bio-TechnologyTS-44 Engl sh Zoology Chemistry Environmental ScienceTS-45 Engl sh Zoology Chemistry AnthropologyTS-46 Engl sh Economics Statistics Mathematics

T D C - S C I E N C E P A S S C O U R S ECODE NO. COMPULSORY 1st ELECTIVE 2nd ELECTIVE 3rd e l e c t iv e

TS-47 Engl ish Anthropology Botany ZoologyTS-48 Engl ish Anthropology Botany ChemistryTS-49 Engl ish Anthropology Zoology ChemistryTS-50 Engl ish Botany Bio-Technology ZoologyTS-51 Engl ish Botany Bio-Technology ChemistryTS-52 Engl ish Anthropology Zoology ChemistryTS-53 Engl ish Anthropology Botany Environmental ScienceTS-54 Engl ish Anthropology Zoology Environmental ScienceTS-55 Engl ish Chemistry Botany Environmental ScienceTS-56 Engl ish Bio-Technology Chemistry ZoologyTS-57 Engl ish Botany Chemistry ZoologyTS-58 Engl ish Chemistry Physics MathematicsTS-59 Engl ish Chemistry Geology MathematicsTS-60 Engl ish Computer Science Statistics MathematicsTS-61 Engl ish Computer Science Physics MathematicsTS-62 Engl ish Chemistry Zoology Environmental ScienceTS-63 Engl ish Chemistry Geology Environmental ScienceTS-64 Engl ish Economics Statistics MathematicsTS-65 Engl ish Geology Physics MathematicsTS-66 Engl ish Mathematics Physics StatisticsTS-67 Engl ish Computer Science Geology MathematicsTS-68 Engl ish Computer Science Statistics GeologyTS-69 Engl ish Computer Science Economics Mathematics

TS-70 Engl ish Computer Science Statistics Economics

T D C - C O M M E R C E H O N O U R S C O U R S ECODE NO. COMPULSORY HONOURS PASS

TC-1 English Accounting & Finance Business Organisation & Management Business EconomicsTC-2 English Business Management Business Organisation & Management Business Economics

T D C - C O M M E R C E P A S S C O U R S E

CODE NO. COMPULSORY 1st e l e c t iv e 2nd ELECTIVE 3rd ELECTIVE

TC-3 English Financial Accounting Business Organisation & Management Business Economics

T D C - B B A H O N O U R S C O U R S E

Bachelor of Business Administration (Self-financing) has been introduced from the session 2013-14 in the Departm ent of Business Administration under Assam University, Silchar. There are total 18 papers and all are compulsory along with English (Commerce) and FCES.

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I N F O R M A T I O N R E G A R D I N G A L L T D C C O U R S E S

R egistration U nder A ssam U niversity is com pulsory for all TD C students. The schedule for subm ission o f Registration form will be notified in the College notice board after adm ission.

C h an ge o f S u b je c t(s ) I C o m b in a tio nIn general, change of subject(s)/combination is not encouraged. Students should give proper thought in the matter before filling in their application form for admission.

D r o p p in g o f H o n o u rs :Dropping of Honours may be allowed in any semester within one month of regular admission in a semester. One

will have to clear the respective pass paper(s) of the dropped Honours Subject as back paper(s).

U n it T ests (co m p u lso ry ) w ill b e h e ld ten ta tiv e ly on :Odd semesters 1st test August 2nd test SeptemberEven semester 1st test January/February 2nd test February/M arch.Each Unit test comprises of 25 marks, where the qualifying marks is 10 (40%).

I f any candidate fails to attend or obtain qualifying marks then only one special test may be arranged before the submissionof application forms and fees for the examination.

E lig ib ility cr iter ia to fill up E x a m in a tio n form s :i) One should have 75% of attendance both in the Theory and Practical papers. Students with 65%

attendance may be considered rarely on special ground as justified and certified by the Principal.ii) One should have to qualify in the unit tests securing at least 40% of marks.

Prom otion Rules :1. A candidate who has been admitted in first semester class may be allowed to proceed to the next semester (up

to sixth semester) irrespective of number of papers in which the candidate failed.2. A candidate will get a maximum of three chances for clearing the back papers within six years, i.e. 12 semesters

from the date of admission to the degree course.3. A c a n d id a te w ill b e c o n s id e r e d e lig ib le to s it for th e s ix th se m e s te r e x a m in a tio n

w ith n o t m o re th a n s ix (06 ) b ack p a p ers o f ea r lier s e m e s te r c la sse s e x c lu d in g fifth se m e ste r .

4. Failing in any semester examination, a student will be allowed to appear the same in the following manner :(i) Odd semester papers with the odd semester examination(ii) Even semester papers with the even semester examination.

M inimum marks for Pass and division I classFull marks

Marks per paper 50 (Theory)35 (Theory for subjects with Practical)90 (Honours Practical)30 (Pass Practical)

TO TAL M A R K S FO R H O N S . S U B J E C T 9 0 0 Total Marks for Each Pass Subject 300Minimum marks : for Pass : 34% and above.

for 2nd Division or Class : 45% and above,for 1st Division or Class : 60% and above.

DIVISION means for Pass course and CLASS means for Honours subject. There will be no system of short inaggregate.

G R A D E P O I N T F O R S E M E S T E R S Y S T E M

Pass marks 17123010

3 0 6102

% OF MARKS GRADE POINT MEANING OF GRADE90 - 100 O Outstandinq8 0 - 89 E Excellent7 0 - 79 V Very Good6 0 - 69 A Good5 0 - 59 B Fair4 0 - 4 9 C Averaqe3 4 - 39 D Below Averaqe

Below 34 F Fail

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T D C M ARKS B R E A K U P

FOR HONOURS COURSE : (TOTAL MARKS 900 + 900 = 1800)HONOURSSubject First Year Second Year Third Year Total of

3 years Paper FM

1st Sem Paper FM

2nd Sem Paper FM

3rd Sem Paper FM

4lh Sem Paper FM

5th Sem Paper FM

6lh Sem Paper FM

Honours 101 50 201 50 301 50 401 50 501 50 601 50 18 900Non Practical 102 50 202 50 302 50 402 50 502 50 602 50subjects or Group 103 50 203 50 303 50 403 50 503 50 603 50(Practical 101 (Th) 35 201 (Th) 35 301 (Th) 35 401 (Th) 35 501 (Th) 35 601 (Th) 35 18 630Subject) 102(Th) 35 202(Th) 35 302(Th) 35 402(Th) 35 502(Th) 35 602(Th) 35 3(Pr) 270

103(Th) 35 203(Th) 35 303(Th) 35 403(Th) 35 503(Th) 35 603(Th) 35204(Pr) 90 404(Pr) 90 604(Pr) 90

GENERALEnglish 101 50 201 50 2 100MIL/Alt Eng/ 301 50 401 50 2 100Comm EngFoundation Course 501 50 601 50 2 100

6 300

FIRST ELECTIVE

(Non Practical) 101 50 201 50 301 50 401 50 501 50 601 50 6 300Subject/Gr(Practical) 101 (Th) 35 201 (Th) 35 301 (Th) 35 401 (Th) 35 501 (Th) 35 601 (Th) 35 6 (Th) 210Subject 202(Pr) 30 402(Pr) 30 602(Pr) 30 3(Pr) 90

9 300

SECOND ELECTIVE(Non Practical) 101 50 201 50 301 50 401 50 501 50 601 50 6 300Subject/Gr(Practical) 101 (Th) 35 201 (Th) 35 301 (Th) 35 401 (Th) 35 501 (Th) 35 601 (Th) 35 6 (Th) 210Subject 202(Pr) 30 402(Pr) 30 602(Pr) 30 3(Pr) 90

9 300

T D C M ARKS B R E A K U P

FOR PASS COURSE : (TOTAL MARKS 1200)GENERALSubject First Year Second Year Third Year Total of

3 years Paper FM

1st Sem Paper FM

2nd Sem Paper FM

3rd Sem Paper FM

4th Sem Paper FM

5th Sem Paper FM

6th Sem Paper FM

GENERALEnglish

101 50 201 50 2 100

MIL/Alt Enq 301 50 401 50 2 100Comm EngFoundationCourse

501 50 601 50 2 100

6 300FIRST ELECTIVE(Non Practical) Subject/Gr

101 50 201 50 301 50 401 50 501 50 50 601 6 300

(Practical)Subject

101(Th) 35 201 (Th) 35 202(Pr) 30

301 (Th) 35 401 (Th) 35 402(Pr) 30

501 (Th) 35 601(Th) 35 602(Pr) 30

6 (Th) 210 3 (Pr) 909 300

SECOND ELECTIVE(Non Practical) Subject/Gr

101 50 201 50 301 50 401 50 501 50 601 50 6 300

(Practical)Subject

101 (Th) 35 201 (Th) 35 202(Pr) 30

301 (Th) 35 401 (Th) 35 402(Pr) 30

501 (Th) 35 601(Th) 35 602(Pr) 30

6 (Th) 210 3(Pr) 909 300

THIRD ELECTIVE(Non Practical) Subject/Gr

101 50 201 50 301 50 401 50 501 50 601 50 6 300

(Practical)Subject

101 (Th) 35 201 (Th) 35 202(Pr) 30

301 (Th) 35 401 (Th) 35 402(Pr) 30

501 (Th) 35 601(Th) 35 602(Pr) 30

6 (Th) 210 3(Pr) 909 300

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ADDITIONAL COURSES AND STUDY FACILITIES

1. Self-finance Career Oriented Program mes m onitored by the D epartm ent of Commerce (UGC approved)i) Certificate Course in Office Automationii) Certificate Course in Tourism Studiesiii) Certificate Course in Entrepreneurship Development

2. Diploma Course in Bio-informatics :Bio-Informatics Centre, G.C. College started its operation in July 2009 and the main objective of the Centre has

been to promote and develop the application of Bio-informatics and Biotechnology to the grassroot level.The Centre holds a good collection of latest books in the field of Bioinformatics, Genomics and Proteomics, Medical Microbiology, Evolution programming languages and others. Besides, students shall be greatly benefitted through DeLCON in the DBT’s Electronic Library Consortium through which various journals and research papers can be accessed.

3. Certificate Course in Fast Track French Language :In the wake of globalisation and with the growth of Multi-national Companies in India, the benefits of acquiring

profeciency in different languages is manifold. With this objective, Certificate course in Fast-Track French Language has been introduced for the 1st time in G.C. College. It is a course of three months duration in two slots in a year.

4. Self finansing C om puter Course :Diploma in Com puter ApplicationD uration : 6 m onths Eligibility : 10 +2 Passsed from Science/Arts/Commerce

5. C ertifica te C ourse in Spoken S ansk rit :10 Days duration Certificate Course in Spoken Sanskrit is held in the Department of Sanskrit, Gurucharan

College, Silchar.

6 . D ip lom a in L ib rary and In fo rm atio n Science :To provide job apportunity a Diploma Course in Library and Information Science is held in B.C. Gupta Memorial

Central Library, G.C. College, Silchar.D uration : 1 year Eligibility : 10 +2 Passsed from Science/Arts/Commerce

7. G .C . College IG N O U S tudy C en tre :This centre is recognized as the only distant education centre in the entire Barak Valley. This centre offers

different courses, which caters to the needs of the aspirants of the present generation. The well-known courses are: Preparatory Bachelor Preparatory Program (BPP)Certificate Certificate in Rural Development (CRD)Diploma Diploma in Tourism Studies (DTS)

Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development (PGDRD)Under Graduate BA,B. Com, Bachelor in Tourism Studies (BTS), Bachelor in Social Work (BSW)Post Graduate English (MEG), Rural Development (MARD), Hindi (MHD), History (MAH), Political Science

(MPS), Public Administration (MPA), Sociology (MSO), Economics (MEC)G.C. College is one of those educational institutions in the country that has the facility of distant education

through EDUSAT.This facility is provided through the G.C. College IGNOU Study Centre, which has been furnished with all necessary infra-structural and technical facilities involved in EDUSAT.

8. D ip lom a in C o m p u ter A pplication (D C A ) :To create job apportunity as data entry operator, software technician, compter assistant, Instructor in Govt, or in

private sector as well as to engage oneself in self employment, Department of Computer Science has introduced Self Financing Diploma in Computer Science (DCA).

D uration : 6 m onths In take capacity : 40 Nos. Eligibility : 10 +2 Passsed.

9. Certificate Course in Bengali Recitation :The Department of Bengali has introduced a certificate Course in Bengali Recitation entitled ‘Charubak’. It is a

very potential add-on Course for the students which will open future Career options for the learners.D uration : 3 m onths Eligibility : 10 +2.

10. Certificate Course in M anipuri Folk Dance :The Department of Manipuri, to unearth the hidden talents of the learners in the domain of performing arts has

started a Certificate Course in Manipuri Folk Dance.D uration : 3 m onths

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CO-ORDINATORS OF DIFFERENT SELF-FINANCING COURSES

Departments/ Courses Co-ordinatorsDepartment of Biotechnology Dr. Bibhas Deb

Principal,G.C. College

Bachelor of Business Administration Mr. Jaydeep BhattacharyaAssociate Professor, Department of Commerce.

Department of Computer Science Ms. Joyee NathAssociate Professor, Department of Mathematics.

Department of Bioinformatics Dr. Bibhas DebPrincipal,G.C. College

Certificate Course in Office Automation Dr. Jogeswar BarmanAssistant Professor, Department of Commerce

Certificate Course in Tourism Studies Mr. Jaydeep BhattacharyaAssociate Professor, Department of Commerce.

Certificate Course in Entrepreneurship Development Mrs. Sarbani Dutta (Dev Choudhuri)Associate Professor,Department of Commerce.

Department of Ecology & Environmental Science Dr. Madhumita DeyAssociate Professor, Department of Botany

Department of Mass Communication Dr. Dipankar KarAssociate Professor, Department of English

Certificate Course in French Language Dr. Dipankar KarAssociate Professor, Department of English

Certificate Course in Spoken Sanskrit Ms. Reba RoyAssociate Professor Department of Sanskrit

IGNOU Study Centre Mr. Prashanta Ranjan AcharjeeAssociate Professor,Department of Economics

Biotech Hub Dr. Bibhas DebPrincipal,G.C. College

Diploma in Labrary and Information Science Dr. Sehnara Begum ChoudhuryLibrarian,G.C. College

Diploma in Computer Application (DCA) Mr. Wahid Mustafa MazumderLecturer,Department of Computer Science.

Certificate Course in Bengali Recitation Dr. Munmun BhattacharjeeAssociate Professor, Department of Bengali.

Certificate Course in Manipuri Folk Dance Dr. Anju DeviAssistant Professor, Department of Manipuri.

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FEES PAYABLE FOR DIFFERENT COURSES

SI. No. Class Category AdmissionFees

Cost of College Uniform (2 sets)

Total Am ount (yearly)

1 HS 1st yr. Arts Girls 4300 800 51002. HS 1st yr. Arts Boys 4900 800 57003. HS 1st yr. Sc. Girls 4600 800 54004. HS 1st yr. Sc. Boys 5320 800 61205. HS 1st yr. Com. Girls 4300 800 51006. HS 1st yr. Com. Boys 4900 800 57007. HS 2nd yr. Arts Girls 4150 41508. HS 2nd yr. Arts Boys 4750 47509. HS 2nd yr. Sc. Girls 4450 445010 HS 2nd yr. Sc. Boys 5170 517011. HS 2nd yr. Com. Girls 4150 415012. HS 2nd yr. Com. Boys 4750 475013. TDC 1st & 2nd Sem Arts Pass 5190 800 599014. TDC 1st & 2nd Sem Arts Honours 5310 800 611015. TDC 1st & 2nd Sem Sc. Pass 5910 800 671016. TDC 1st & 2nd Sem Sc. Honours 6090 800 689017. TDC 1st& 2nd Sem Com. Pass 5690 800 649018. TDC 1st & 2nd Sem Com. Honours 5810 800 661019. TDC 3rd & 4th Sem Arts Pass 4890 489020. TDC 3rd & 4th Sem Arts Honours 5010 501021. TDC 3rd & 4th Sem Sc. Pass 5610 561022. TDC 3rd & 4th Sem Sc. Honours 5790 579023. TDC 3rd & 4th Sem Com. Pass 4890 489024. TDC 3rd & 4th Sem Com. Honours 5010 501025. TDC 5th & 6th Sem Arts Pass 4890 489026. TDC 5th & 6th Sem Arts Honours 5010 501027. TDC 5th & 6th Sem Sc. Pass 5610 561028. TDC 5th & 6th Sem Sc. Honours 5790 579029. TDC 5th & 6th Sem Com. Pass 5690 569030. TDC 5th & 6th Sem Com. Honours 5810 5810

ADDITIONAL FEES (PER ANNUM) SELF-FINANCING COURSE FEE (PER ANNUM)

1. Field work fee for Anthro/ 700 (Hons.) 1. Comp. Sc. (Hons) 12000Botany/ Geology/ Zoology 500(Pass) 2. Comp. Sc. (Pass) 9000

2. 5th & 6th Sem Maths (Hons) 800 3. Biotech (Hons) 200003. 5th & 6th Sem Eco. (Hons) 800 4. Biotech (Pass) 13000Hostel Fees (per annum) 5. BBA 260001. Admission Fee 500 6. Ecol. & Env. Sc. (Pass) 20002. Rent 6000 7. Mass Comm. 50003. Caution Deposit 5004. Dev. & Maintenance 4000

Total am ount of Fees recom m ended is to be deposited on the sam e day of Counselling

N.B: * The fees mentioned above are approxim ate and subject to change (As per Govt, guidelines/recomendations).

* The total fees is calculated on the basis of the subject combination taken by the student.

* Students of H.S. 2nd year, TDC 3rd & 5th Semester, both boys and girls of all streams, willing to buy uniform may collect the same from the cash counter on payment of Rs. 400/- per set.

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GURUCHARAN COLLEGE, SILCHAR

Academic Calendar 2017-2018Month Teaching Days Other

ProgrammeSundays Holidays

Total No. of Working

Days

July2017

1,3-8,10-13,15, 17-22, 24-29, 31

15th College Foundation Day

2, 9,16, 23, 30

14th Monosha Puja 25 days

August 1-5, 7-12, 15-19, 21-26, 28-31

13th Martyr Day 15th Independence

Day

6,13, 20, 27 14th Janmasthami 26 days

Septem ber 1,4-9,11-16, 18-23, 25

5th Teachers’ Day 3,10, 17, 24

2nd Id-Uz-Zuha 17th Biswakarma Puja 26th - 30th Durga Puja

21 days

October 23-28, 30-31 NIL 1 ,8 ,15 , 22, 29

1st- 21st Puja Holidays Continued

1st Moharram2nd Birthday of Mahatma Gandhi

8 days

November 1-3, 6-11, 13-18, 30-25, 27-30

NIL 5,12,19, 26

14th Birthday of Guru Nanak 25 days

Decem ber1,4-9,11-16, 18-23, 26-30

NIL3 ,10 ,17

24, 312nd Birthday of Prophet

Mohammad 25th Christmas Day

24 days

January2018

1-6, 8-13, 15-20, 23-27, 29-31

12th Yuva Divas 26th Republic Day

7,14,21,28

14th Makar Sankranti 22th Saraswati Puja 26 days

February 1-3, 5-10, 12-13, 15-17, 19-24, 26-28 NIL 4,11,

18, 2514th Maha Shiva ratri 23 days

March 2-3, 5-10, 12-17, 19-24, 26-28, 31 NIL

4,11, 18, 25

1st Holi / Doljatra 29th Mahabir Jayanti

30th Good Friday24 days

April2-7, 9-14, 16-21,

23-25, 30 NIL 1 ,8 ,15 , 22, 29

15th Bengali New Year Day 25 days

May 1-5, 7-12, 14-19, 21 NIL 6,13, 20, 27

29th Buddha Purnima 22nd to 31st Summer

Break18 days

June NIL NIL 3,10, 17, 24

1st to 30th Summer Break Continued

NIL

Important Notes:1. Unit Test for both theory and practical papers to be held as per the guidelines issued by the Assam University, Silchar.

Odd Semester : 1st Unit Test: August, 2nd Unit Test: SeptemberEven Semester : 1st Unit Test: January / February, 2nd Unit Test: February / March

** Examination days as per the programme declared by AHSEC & Assam University.** Teaching days include the Unit Tests of Odd Semester and Even Semester Examination.Prepared by Dr. Suvendra Kumar Das, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce.

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Faculties o f G urucharan College, S ilchar

Cotfege Activities - 2016-17

Social Activity of Kiron Shashi Women Cell National Education Day

GENERAL INFORMATIONA . A D M IS S IO N F O R H .S & T .D .C . C L A S S E S

i . Application for admission into the college should be made in prescribed Application Form supplied along with Prospectus, on payment of Rs. 150/-.

ii. Notices prescribing the norms, date of interview and admission etc. are hung up in the College Notice Board generally within a week of publication of the results of the qualifying examinations.

iii. Admission process is conducted under direct control of Admission Committee constituted for the purpose. There is separate admission committee for each faculty/stream (Arts, Science & Commerce), headed by a Convener. Each committee will determine their respective admission criteria.

iv. The candidates have to submit separate admission forms for separate faculties.v. While filling up the forms for admission an applicant should pay due attention in the matter of furnishing his/

her preference for Combination he/she intends to take up.vi. Admission is based strictly on merit and is governed by College admission rules framed by admission committees.

Convener’s decision regarding admission stands final.vii. Any undue pressure or interference in the matter(s) of admission will be treated as disqualification amounting

to forfeiture of claim for admission.viii. The attested copies of the following documents are to be furnished along with application for admission:

• Mark Sheet and Certificates of H.S.L.C. and other qualifying examinations.• Character Certificate.• SC/ST/OBC/MOBC Certificate.• Gap certificate in case the student passed the qualifying examination earlier than the current year.• Migration certificate for C.B.S.E. and outside State students.• Latest Passport size photograph for Identity card.

ix. Candidates are required to produce at the time of interviews the original copies of the certificates specified in (viii).

x. No request for admission will be entertained after the prescribed date fixed by the authority.

B . S O M E IM P O R T A N T IN S T R U C T IO N S :i. Submission of Registration form for H.S. & Degree students is compulsory for each students.

ii. Students are directed to go through the Notice Board regularly to acquire necessary information from time to time.

iii. For eligiblity criteria, date of admission and last date o f admission of H.S. & Degree classes will be published in local news paper for advance information to the guardians.

iv. During the submission of admision forms every student should submit two numbers o f self-addressed envelopes.

C . C H A N G E O F S U B J E C T (s ) I C O M B I N A T I O NIn general, change of subject(s)/combination is not encouraged. Students should give proper thought in the matter before filling in their application form for admission.

D . C O L L E G E T R A N S F E R C E R T IF IC A T EApplication for Transfer Certificate shall be accompanied by the following requisites:i) Dues clearance certificate from the College Office, ii) Library Clearance Certificate.iii) Hostel Clearance Certificate. iv) Records of attendance duly signed by the respective Heads of theDepartments, v) Surrender of College Identity Card.

E . A D M IS S IO N O F U N S U C C E S S F U L S T U D E N T Si) H.S. 1SI Year and 2nd Year students who appeared at the AHSE Council’s examination but failed, shall appear at the

subsequent First Year/Final Year Examination of the Council as non-collegiate candidates except that H.S. 2nd year Science students shall be required to attend requisite num ber of practical classes on getting themselves admitted as casual students.

ii) In case of T D C students, Assam University guidelines will be applicable.

RAGGING IN ANY FORM IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED BY THE SUPREME COURT

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F. C O L L E G E E X A M IN A T IO N A N D A T T E N D A N C E R U L E S

i) Minimum 2 (two) Unit Tests will be held in Degree & H.S. Level. Weightage will be given to examination results of Unit Tests in sending up students for Council/University Examination.

ii) A minimum of 75% of class attendance is obligatory to sit for the University/Council examination, as a regular candidate. Minimum of 60% attendance is necessary to appear at the examinations as Non-collegiate candidates for H.S. Examination/University examination. Attendance below 60% will render a student Dis-collegiate and such students are not eligible to appear at the Council’s Final examination.

G . G E N E R A L R U L E S F O R D IS C IP L IN Ei. The college maintains a high standard of discipline. Great emphasis is laid on discipline and character building

of students. They are to obey traditional norms of discipline.ii. Students and guardians are required to furnish an undertaking at the time of admission in respect of the

students’ regular attendance in classes and appearance in college examinations.iii. 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 and hostel fees, showing discourtesy to the teachers and staff members in any form, adoption of unfair means in the examination etc. are some of the offences which may make the erring students liable for disciplinary action like termination of scholarship, non-award of college certificate, forced transfer, expulsion from the College and Hostel.Students are to keep Photo-Identity Cards with them in the College campus. On demand, students are required to produce Photo-Identity Cards issued to them by the college authority. Failure to produce the Identity Cards may debar them from attending Classes/College.Students may be suspended / expelled / device ceased or refused admission to next session for any breach of College or hostel discipline, such as• Use of alcoholic beverages and hallucinatory drugs.• Political or communial involvement which affect the peace and harmony in the College Campus.

v. Use of Mobile Phone & Cell phone, ipods, MP3 players by the students within the College Campus is strictly prohibited.

vi. Parking place should be used for parking of two-wheelers, cycles, cars etc.vii. While within the College Campus, students should be in college uniform with college emblem.

viii. All forms of ragging in hostel and college-campus are strictly prohibited and will make a student liable to punitive/disciplinary action.

ix. The courses of studies in G. C. College are full time courses. No student can take any other full time courses/ job anywhere simultaneously.

x. Students’ Society and Associations shall be subjected to such rules and regulations that college administration may describe from time to time.

xi. Any notice desired to be pasted or circulated by the students anywhere in the College and Hostel premises shall require the approval of the College Authority.

xii. All powers of maintenance of discipline are vested with the Head of the.Institution and his decision shall be

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INFRASTUCTURAL FACILITIES

B. C. GUPTA M EM ORIAL CENTRAL LIBRARYThe Gurucharan college Library was established in the year 1935 and started functioning in the very

same year. The Library was named after late Baikuntha Chandra Gupta following a huge donation from his family for development of the library. The library celebrated the platinum-jubilee year along with the college. The glimpses of the library are the followings :1. Library U sers : Students: 4,042; Teachers: 88; Non-Teaching Staff: 34.

Also open to non institutional members like research scholars, academicians, Ex­teachers and locals.

2. Library S ta f f : 11 including Librarian (5 Sanctioned & 6 part-timer)3. Library Hours : 9 am to 5pm.4. Library System : Open Access System where library users can browse books in the stack & issue5. Library Holdings

SI. Item s Total Volumei. Books 38,403ii. E-Books 31,35,000 + ebboks fromN-LISTiii. Print Journals 36 (Renewal of 24 Journals on theiv. E-Journals 6000 +V N ew spapers 7 Nos.

6. C om puterization : Library having Local Area Network (LAN)with 16 com puters with Server. Complete database of books is available through OPAC. Automation is completed with SOUL software provided by IN FLIBN ET Center, Ahmedabad.

7. Library Sections :

A) Stack section : Here, the main collection of the college in the form of Text Books is kept. The number of volumes is nearly 36,177 at present. Due to open access system, students and teachers are free to visit the stack area to select their own choice.

B) Reference Section: Here, the rare and valuable collection is kept as reference source. Nearly 4000 volumes of valuable books are there for use by various categories of users like renowned personalities, resource persons, research scholars and university and college students. Persons not only from various parts of Barak Valley visit this library, but also from various parts of Bhrahmaputra Valley, N orth East India, Kolkata, New Delhi, Bangalore, etc. come to visit this library in search of information.

Reference SectionCentral Library Building

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Journal Section E-Journal Section

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Reading Room

Book Store

C) M anuscript Section : This is a new feather to the college library which was developed during 2004-05. In 1995, the M anuscript Section was designated as M anuscript Resource Centre (MRC) by the National Mission for Manuscript (Now under IGNCA), Ministry of Culture, Govt, of India. This MRC covers 12 districts of Assam for manuscripts survey, documentation and preservation. In 2010, a M anuscript Conservation Centre (MCC) was also established in collaboration with the same Ministry of which activities are already started.

D) Periodical Section : This section contains almost 36 periodicals ranging from research level, career opportunities and popular magazine.

E) Newspaper Section: This section houses 7 nos. of newspaper.

F) D igital Library Section: The Library is having a digital library with techfocuz digital Library Software.

G) UGC-Network Resource Centre: Under this centre, coordination of various activities, programmes, schemes, notices, etc, sponsored by U G C are looked after besides providing Internet services to teachers and students.

H) EDUSAT N ational Network Centre: The EDUSAT National Network Centre, which has been developed in collaboration with the Consortium of Educational Communication, New Delhi, is presently active in the College library, through which national educational programmes telecast by CEC, UG C, ISRO, IG N O U are available not only for viewing but one can also participate in the discussions live through phone or by web camera.

I) UG C-Infonet D igital Library Consortium : The College library has been selected for the U G C- Infonet Digital Library Consortium, a programme which is sponsored by the U G C under INFLIBN ET Centre, Ahmedabad. Though activities are pending yet, when it will get activated, library users will be able to browse and download approximately 4600 periodicals, national and international, in the library. The G.C. College library is amongst other 50 colleges of all over India to get selected for such programme.

J) N-LIST Programm e: The College is now having the latest INFLIBN ET Programme called National Library & information Service of Scholarly Content (N-LIST) through which more than 6100 e-journals (including current issues with 5-10 years back files) and more than 97,000 + e-books are accessible for any user using login ID and Password. Students are allowed to use this facility from the Central Library.

k) N .E. Block: This Section is having Micro Literature of N orth - Eastern Regions.

PRINTING PRESSThe College has its own Printing Press with Offset printing, cutting, binding section along with infrastructure for D T P work. A number of Departmental magazines, Books with ISBN have already been published from this press.

COLLEGE HOSTELSThe College has two Hostels, one for the Boys and

Intake capacities

Boys’ Hostel : 35 Girls’ Hostel : 70

i) Application for admission into the Hostels is to be made after a student gets himself/herself admitted into the college.

ii) Hostel seats are allotted strictly on the basis o f m erit o f the s tu d en ts by the H oste l Committee set up for the purpose.

iii) A few seats are reserved for S C /S T candidates.

iv) M ere admission into the College does not confer any right to Hostel accommodation.

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the other for the Girls.

STUDENT SUPPORTIVE CELLS

CAREER GUIDANCE CELLThe Career Guidance Cell, Gurucharan College functions with an aim of helping the students with

proper guidance to establish linkages with the world of work and to trace career opportunities vis-a-vis the realities and job profiles in the context of highly competitive emerging occupational trends across the globe. The Cell, through active liaison with various recruiting agencies and reputed H R personnel, conducts various placement drives and campus interviews through which a good num ber of students are able to find placem ent positions. It also provides support to the students in the development of soft skills to make them well-equipped to challenge the rigours of competitive tests. From time to time, the Cell organizes seminars and workshops to inform the students about the emerging professional trends and events, job profiles, leadership roles, entrepreneurship, market needs, etc.

NCC WINGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLSG.C. College is marked by the presence of two wings of N C C separately for the boys and girls.The motto of N C C is ‘Unity and Discipline’.

The aim s o f NCC are :• To develop character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of advantage

and the ideals of selfless service amongst the youth of the country.• To create a hum an resource of organized, trained and motivated youth, to provide leadership in

all walks of life.• To provide a suitable environm ent to m otivate the youths to take up a career in the Armed

Forces.

Benefits for the Cadets :• Vacancies reserved for commission in the Defence Forces for N C C , Airmen: 5 to 10% bonus

marks awarded for the recipients.• M oreover there is provision for scholarship sponsored by Sahara Group of Companies for the

N C C Cadets :i) ? 15000/- each for 368 Cadets of Senior Divisionii) ? 40000/- each for 66 Cadets for Higher Studies

To avail of such sponsorships, all cadets are to apply through their respective N C C Unit/Wing.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)The college has two NSS units comprising of 100 volunteers per unit. The motto of NSS is ‘N ot me

but you’. The NSS units of the college are very vibrant in doing works in the social sectors and extend community service.

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Gurucharan College, Silchar, was established on Oct, 2005.

The primary goal of IQAC is to develop a quality system for conscious, consistent & catalytic programmed action to improve the academic and administrative performance of the college. The IQAC ensures continuous improvement in the entire operations of the institution and ensures the Institution's accountability to the stakeholders.

For enrichment of academic and extra-academic activities of the college, IQAC has established three centres namely GCC-Infoline, Eco Club and Central Instrum entation Centre (CIC). They will act as repositories for information and cater to the needs for inter-disciplinary education and research. Recently, IQAC G.C. College has received finalcial grant of '. 3 Lakh from U G C for its upgradation.

ECO-CLUBThe Eco-Club was formed in the session 2011-12 with the objective to address to the issues related

to environment and its allied subjects.

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G.C. COLLEGE W OM EN’S CELLFor the protection of the women against any kind of harassment in the working place, G.C. College has

established a Women Cell. This cell has been named KIRON SASHI W OM EN’S CELL in memory of Late Kiron Sashi Naug whose donation gave birth to this premier institution in the name of her husband, Late Gurucharan Naug.

The motto of this Women’s Cell is to offer all sorts of redressal of grievances of women - both teachers & students, in this co-educational institution, in addition to generating interest in women folks of this College for participation in different Social Welfare Schemes. All Women Teachers are the members of this Women’s Cell. Two female students are also offered membership to this Women’s Cell.

RED RIBBON CLUBAs a service to the nation Red Ribbon Club organises Blood donation Camp in the college. In September

2015, 265 donors (students, ex-students, N C C cadets, teachers and others) donated blood which is considered to be the highest by an educational institution in this region.

It also arranges special AIDS awareness program me through open-air drama in various places to enlighten the locality regarding the various precautionary measures to be taken for preventing AIDS.

EXTENSION SERVICE CELLThe Extension Service Cell runs a coaching centre in slum area. It provides study materials like copy,

pencil, rubber, pencil box, umbrella, school bag to the students. Yoga classes are also carried out among the students.

In January, 2016 at the Itkhola ghat slum area a free eye camp was organised and 478 patients were examined and free medicines were provided. Free cataract operations to 20 patents identified in the camp were done through Ramakrishna Mission Sevashrama, Silchar. 60 patients were provided free spectacles after proper examination.

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELLTo take care of all kinds of grievances of the students regarding academic and cocurricular activities the college has a Grievance Redressal Cell to address the same.

COLLEGE MAJLISG.C. College Students’ Union is popularly known as MAJLIS. It has its own constitution. The Principal

of the College is its ex-officio President. The office bearers of the MAJLIS are directly elected by the students through election every year. The MAJLIS election is held usually in the last week of September. The MAJLIS organizes various co-curricular activities from time to time and during ‘Annual Social Week’ of the College. In addition, the MAJLIS organizes Freshers’ Welcome, Sharad Utsav, Milad, Saraswati Puja etc., and other important events.

TEACH ER IN-CH ARG E OF DIFFERENT CELLSCELLS Teacher In-Charge CELLS Teacher In-Charge

Internal Quality Dr. Dipankar Kar National Service Scheme Dr. Apratim NagAssessment Cell Kiron Shashi Women’s Cell Dr. Ruma PaulExamination Cell Dr. L. Joy Chandra Singha

Dr. Jogeswar Barman Dr. Abhijit Nath.

Grievance Redressal Cell Dr. Rajasree Paul

Eco Club Dr. Ashis Nath

Career Guidance Cell Dr. Apratim Nag Red Ribbon Club Mr. Jaydeep Paul

National Cadet Corps (Boys) Mr. Jaydeep Paul Gymnasium Mr. Chandan Paul ChoudhuryNational Cadet Corps (Girls) Mrs. Sarbani Dutta

(Dev Choudhuri)Extension Service Cell Mr. Jaydeep Paul

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SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS & AIDSSCHOLARSHIPS

• Students are entitled to apply for National Scholarship, SC/ST Scholarship and OBC/MOBC Scholarship as & when notified. Renewal of Scholarship depends on good performance in the examinations and regularity in class-attendance.

AWARDS• The following scholarships are given to three best graduates of the College, one each from Arts, Science

and Commerce Stream.i. D. K. Gupta M em orial Prize Fund ii. Sukla M em orial Fundiii. N irm ala M edha Trust iv. A. K. Chanda M em orial Prize Fund

• The College felicitates the students of different departments securing first class first and second position in the TD C Final Examination conducted by the Assam University. A cash award o f? 5000 is awarded to each of the 1st class 1st position holder in each subject in T D C Final Examination under Assam University.

• ‘Sarbam angala D evi Scholarsh ip’ is given to meritorious but financially weak students. This issponcered by his son Gopal Krishna Chakraborty, an alumnus of G.C. College.

• ‘Sukhomoy Bhattacharjee M em orial Award’ in the form of Cash of ? 5000 along with a citation is forwarded annually by his son Sri Sushanta Bhattacharjee, an alumnus of the college to the Gcian securing the highest mark in T D C Science Examination under Assam University.Moreover, the students of Higher Secondary Sections are also awarded if they show outstanding results in H.S. Final Examination conducted by the A.H.S.E.C., Guwahati.

• ‘Sudhangshu M ohan Dutta M em orial Award’ in the form of Cash of ? 5000 along with a citation is forwarded annually by his son Sri Sibapada Dutta, C.A. and an alumnus of the college to the Gcian securing the highest mark in H.S. (Sc.) Final Examination conducted by AHSEC.

• A sum of ^5000 as Pandit Sudhir Bhattacharjee M em orial Award is given to the student securing highest marks in Physics Honours from G.C. College every year. An extra amount of ?2000 will be given to the student securing ‘Outstanding grade’ (O) in Physics Honours from G.C. College.

• ‘M anju Debnath M em orial Award’ in the form of cash of ? 5000/- each is awarded by her son Sumit Debnath and her daughter Samhita Debnath to Anthropology Honours Topper and Bengali Honours Topper.

• ‘P rof. Sagarchandra D as M em orial Award’ in the form of cash of ? 5000/- sponcered by his daughter Geetashri Das is given to the student for securing highest marks in Zoology Honours.

AID FUNDS• T he College has a fund known as “ Students’ A id F un d” . This has been constituted to provide

financial help to those students who come to this College from economically weaker sections of the society. T he Aid Fund Com m ittee, after taking all aspects into considerations, determ ines the quantum of aid to the suitable candidates.

Note : Assistance from the A id fu n d will be renewed on the basis o f merit, conduct and regularity o f the student.

Present Governing Body Prospectus CommitteePresident

Dr. Sourindra Kr. BhattacharjeePrincipal cum Secretary Convener

Dr. Bibhas Deb Dr. Rajasree PaulMembers

Mr. Ashes Bhattacharyya (Vice-Principal) MembersProf. Sumanash Dutta, AUS Dr. Ruma PaulProf. Sankar Kr. Ghosh, AUS

Mr. Dilip Kr. Paul, MLA (Spl. Inv. Member) Dr. Nilendu DharMr. Amit Kr. Chakraborty Mr. Narayan Choudhury Dr. Apratim Naug

Ms. Bonoshree Guha Dr. Mridul Mohan DasDr. Pantho Priyo Dhar Dr. Subhash Deb Nath Mrs. Sarbani Dutta (Dev Choudhuri)

Mr. Biswajit DeyMr. Debabrata Naug

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TEACHING STAFF OF G URUCHARAN COLLEGE

Principal : Dr. Bibhas Deb, MSc., MPhil., PhD.Vice Principal : Mr. Ashes Bhattacharyya, M. Com, MPhil., PGDHRM.

FACULTY WISE TEACHING STAFF (Sanctioned)ARTS FACULTY

Department of ManipuriDepartment of AssameseMd. Ashraf Hussain (HOD)

Department of BengaliDr. Munmun Bhattacharjee (HOD)Dr. Anamika ChakrabortyDr. Uttam RoyDr. Pranay BrahmacharyDr. Malay DebDr. Uttam Paluya

Department of EconomicsDr. Ruma Paul (HOD)Mr. Prashanta Ranjan Acharjee Mr. Rana Bijoy Das Mr. Sanjoy Swargiary Mr. Jitu Saikia

Department of EnglishDr. Dipankar Kar (HOD)Dr. Shyamali Kar Dr. Pantho Priyo Dhar Mrs. Vandana Thousen Mr. Mehdi Hasan Chowdhury Dr. Arjun Choudhury

Department of HindiDr. Savita Singha (HOD)

Department of HistoryDr. Moynul Haque (HOD)Dr. Th. Baba Chandra Singha Dr. Dhrubajyoti Dey Mr. Rajang Narzary

Asso. Prof.

Asso. Prof.Asso. Prof.Asstt. Prof.Asstt. Prof.Asstt. ProfAsstt. Prof.

Asso. Prof.Asso. Prof.Asstt. Prof.Asstt. Prof.Asstt. Prof.

Asso. Prof.Asso. Prof.Asso. Prof.Asstt. Prof.Asstt. Prof.Asstt. Prof.

Asstt. Prof.

Asso. Prof.Asso. Prof.Asstt. Prof.Asstt. Prof.

Dr. K. Nayan Chand Singha (HOD) A s s o . Prof.Dr. Anju Devi Asstt. Prof.Dr. Kh. Hemabati Singha Asstt. Prof.Dr. N. Bidyasagar Singha Asstt. Prof.

Department of PersianDr. Shahin Ahmed Barbhuiya (HOD) Asstt. Prof.Dr. Begum Ayesha Sultana Laskar Asstt. Prof

Department of PhilosophyMr. Bidyut Kanti Paul (HOD) Asso. Prof.Dr. Rajasree Paul Asso. Prof.Mr. Bijon Behari Biswas Asso. Prof.Mr. Bikash Bhargab Sarma Asstt. Prof.

Department of Political ScienceMrs. Swarupa Bhattacharjee (HOD) Asstt. Prof.Mr. Vanlalliena Pulamte Asstt. Prof.Mrs. Deepanwita Dey Purkayastha Asstt. ProfMrs. Sumita Bhattacharjee Lecturer.

Department of SanskritMrs. Reba Roy (HOD) Asso. Prof.Dr. Sandhani Nath Asstt. Prof.Mr. Keshab Luitel Asstt. Prof.1 post vacant

Department of Mass CommunicationDr. Dipankar Kar (Co-ordinator)Dr. Sandipa Das (Lecturer)

Department of MathematicsMrs. Jayee Nath (HOD)Mr. Biplab Choudhuri Mr. Sudip Chandra Paul Mr. Raju Kumar Phukan Mr. Debashish Sharma

Department of PhysicsDr. Tusar Kanti Dey (HOD)Dr. Mihir Ranjan NathDr. Surajit SenMr. Kumar SunarDr. Apratim NagDr. Indira DeyDr. Rajarshi Krishna Nath

SCIENCE

Asso. Prof. Asso. Prof. Asstt. Prof. Asstt. Prof. Asstt. Prof.

Asso. Prof. Asso. Prof. Asso. Prof. Asstt. Prof. Asstt. Prof. Asstt. Prof. Asstt. Prof.

FACULTYDepartment of ChemistryDr. Tushar Kanti DebKanungo (HOD) Asso. Prof.Mr. Krishna Chandra Das Asstt. Prof.Mr. Jaydeep Paul Asstt. Prof.Mrs. Sarbasree Nath Asstt. Prof.Dr. Subhash Deb Nath Asstt. Prof.Mr. Abhijit Nath Asstt. Prof.

Department of ZoologyDr. Baby Singha (HOD) Asso. Prof.Dr. Seba Roy Asso. Prof.Dr. Nilendu Dhar Asso. Prof.Dr. Debipreeta Dutta Asstt. Prof.Mr. Bijoy Brahma Asstt. Prof.2 posts vacant

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Department of BotanyDr. Madhumita Dey (HOD) A s s o . Prof.Dr. Ashis Nath Asso. Prof.Dr. Ashim Das Astapati Asso. Prof.Dr. Mridul Mohan Das Asstt. Prof.Mr. Nirupam Malakar Asstt. Prof.2 post vacant Department of Geology Dr. Ajanta Sarma (HOD) A s s o . Prof.Mr. Chandan Paul Choudhury Asstt. Prof.Mr. Samarpan Nath Asstt. Prof.Dr. L. Joy Chandra Singha Asstt. Prof.Dr. Manabendra Nath Asstt. Prof.Department of AnthropologyDr. Shibani Das (HOD) A s s o . Prof.Dr. Swarupa Kar Asso. Prof.Mr. Ashok Kumar Gupta Roy Sr. Lecturer1 post vacant

Department of StatisticsDr. Gopa Singha (HOD) A s s o . Prof.Mr. Santanu Choudhury Asstt. Prof.Dr. Sankar Goswami Asstt. Prof.Dr. Dhrubajyoti Chakraborty Asstt. Prof.1 post vacant

Department of Ecology & Environmental ScienceDr. Madhumita DeyMrs. Maitrayee BhattacharjeeMs. Safwana Begum Laskar

(Co-ordinator)(Lecturer)(Lecturer)

Department of BiotechnologyDr. Bibhas Deb (Co-ordinator)Dr. Sagarika Mohanta (Lecturer)Ms. Sreejita Chakraborty (Lecturer)Dr. Saumitra Nath (Lecturer)Dr. Prasenjit Roy (Lecturer)

Department of Computer ScienceMs. Jayee Nath (Co-ordinator)Dr. O. Mema Devi (Lecturer)Mr. Abhijit Paul (Lecturer)Mrs. Deepanjali Paul (Lecturer)Mr. Wahid Mustafa Mazumder (Lecturer)

COMMERCEDepartment of CommerceDr. Samar Deb (HOD) 4 sso . Prof.Dr. Suvendra Kumar Das Asso. Prof.Mr. Ashes Bhattacharyya 4sso. Prof.Mr. Jaydeep Bhattacharya Asso. Prof.Mrs. Sarbani Dutta (Dev Choudhuri) Asstt. Prof.Dr. Jogeswar Barman Asstt. Prof.1 post vacant

FACULTYDepartment of Business AdministrationMr. Jaydeep Bhattacharya (Co-ordinator)Mr. Rajdeep Purakayastha (Lecturer)Mr. Dipraj Chakraborty (Lecturer)Mr. Shibashis Choudhury (Lecturer)

NON - TEACHING STAFF (SANCTIONED & NON SANCTIONED)ADMINISTRATIVE ( Sanctioned )Sri Hiralal Bhattacharjee,Supervising Asstt.Sri Biswajit Dey,Senior Asstt. (Accountants)Sri Dhruba Kanti Bhattacharjee,Senior Asstt. (Academic & Establishment Br.) Sri Subrata Naug,Jr. Asstt. (Laboratory Branch)Sri Ajit Kumar Bhattacharjee,Jr. Asstt. (H.S. Branch)Sri Saumendra Chakraborty,Jr. Asstt. (H.S. & T.D.C Branch)Sri Sanjib Kumar Deb,Jr. Asstt. (Cash Section)Sri Sujit Kumar Das,

(Lab. Asstt.), Jr. Asstt. (Accounts Branch)Mrs. Tripti Das,Jr. Asstt. (Certificate & Despatch Branch)Mrs. Mohua Das,Jr. Asstt. (Asstt. Account Section & Comp. Typist) Sri Deepankar Chakraborty,Jr. Asstt. (Scholarship)

( Non-Sanctioned )Md. Manir Uddin Laskar,Jr. Asstt. (Asstt. Exam. Branch (TDC)Sri Anjan Dey,Jr. Asstt. (Asstt, Degree Branch)Sri Champak Lai Bhattacharjee,Jr. Asstt., (Asstt, Lab. & Dev. Br.)Mrs. Jhumi Dey, Jr. Asstt.(Asstt, Examination Cell)Mr. Anup Kanti Dey,Jr. Asstt.. (Computer Asstt, IQAC)

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LIBRARY STAFF (Sanctioned)Mrs. Sahanara Begum Choudhury, (Librarian) Sri Prasanta Chandra Goswami (Asstt. Librarian) Sri Debojit Sinha (Library Asstt.)Sri Krishna Das, (Library Bearer)Sri Dulet Rajbangshi, (Library Bearer)

Non-SanctionedMiss Sevika Das (Jr. Asstt.)Miss Anita Chakraborty (Jr. Asstt.)Mrs. Sonali Dutta (Data entry operator)Miss Shampa Dey (Receptionist)Miss Runa Bhattacharjee (Data entry operator) Smt. Sangita Das (Attendant / Xerox Operator)

TECHNICAL STAFF Non-Sanctioned

Sri Abhishek Charaborty (Engineer)Sri Ripon Biswas (Electrician)Sri Dipon Biswas (Asstt. to Electrician)

GRADE-IV

SANCTIONED NON-SANCTIONED

Office Bearer Office BearerSri Sajal Kanti Tanti Sri Pradip DebSri Pankaj Deb Mrs. Manju DasSri Apurba Nath Bearer, Commerce Deptt.Sri Dulal Kanti Dey Sri Bidhan Sarkar1 Post Vacant Bearer, Zoology Deptt.Physics Department Sri Rajib SinhaSri Mobosir Ali Mazumdar Sri Bidhan Chandra Seal

Bearer, B io-Technology Deptt. & Bio-informatics Centre

1 Post Vacant Sri Biprojit ChoudhuryChemistry DepartmentSri Ganga Prasad Deb Sri Bishnu Pada Chakraborty

Bearer, Beng. & Eng. Deptt.Mrs. Dipali Deb

Sri Mani Kanta SinhaBearer, Maths. & Eco. Deptt.

Botany Department Mrs. Archana DasSri Ranjan DasSri Ashim Chakraborty Sri Sudip Paul

Bearer, Comp. Science Deptt.Sri Bijan Das

Zoology Department Ladies Common Room/Office (Attendent )Sri Apu Chandra Das Mrs. Dipali Bhattacharjee1 Post VacantAnthropology Department SecuritySri Sujit Kumar Das Sri Bikram Das Sri Dayamoy NathSri Antu Chakraborty Day Chowkider Night ChowkiderStatistics Department Sri Biswajit Seal Sri Swapan Kr. DasSri Rajendra Kumar Singha Sri Motilal Das Sri Sintu DasGeology Department Part Time SweeperSri Subrata Das Mrs. Parbati Goala Sri Moni NuniaSri Pratap Ch. Nath Mrs. Minoti Nunia Sri Niranjan Das

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Dress Code of Gurucharan CollegeDress Code for Boys :SHIRT

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Sandal Colour, full Sleeves or Half sleeves.One frontal pocket on which college logo is to be stitched.Coffee colour, with two side pockets and one right back pocket, no bottom fold.Black Leather with maximum elevation - 1.25 inches. Coffee colour, plain.1.25 inches, plain and simple.Coffee colour, plain, front closed ‘V ’ neck. Sleeveless or Full sleeves.

Gurucharan College Cooperative and Thrift Society has taken the initiative to make available college uniform to the students of HS 1st year and TDC 1st year, both boys and girls of all the three streams and BBA at the minimal rate of 400/- per set of uniform along with college logo. The students are to collect two sets of cloth of college uniform against the payment of 800/- from the cash counter of the college at the time of admission.

Dress Code for Girls :Coffee colourSandal colour, round neck, half sleeve with college logo on the right sleeve.Sandal colour, close round neck, full sleeves or half sleeves with college logo to be stitched on the left sleeve above the elbow level, knee length with 10 to 12 inches side cut (Bottom)Coffee colour V - Shape with 6 inch pleats.Coffee colourBlack Foot - wear with maximum elevation - 2 inches. Coffee colour (Optional).Coffee colour, front open ‘V ’ neck, sleeveless or full sleeves.

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♦ No addition or alteration in Dress Code will be allowed.♦ The boys are not allowed to wear low-waist trousers / pants.♦ Any student coming to the college without proper uniform is liable to be punished♦ Hair Style - nicely cut and well groomed. ftJo hair colouration is allowed.

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RoadA = C hem Deptt. & Hall 4 B = Botany Deptt.C = Botanica l Garden D = C hem . Lab. & Hall 3 E = Hall 9, B iotech Hub & B io in fo rm atics f = B iotechno logy G = Zoo logy Deptt.H = C hem & Phy. Lab.I = Canteen & Health Centre J = Idol, G irls ’ C om m on Room K = C om m erce Block L = Hall 1 & 2M = English & Bengali Deptt., Room 1,

French C lass, G CC Infoline N - A dm in is tra tive & O ffice B lock

0 = New Sc. BlockGround F lo o r : S tat Deptt. & Room 32 1st F lo o r : Econom ics, Math, Comp. Sc. Deptt.

P = Ground F lo o r : Anthropo logy Deptt. & M useum 1st F lo o r : Geology Deptt.

Q = Hall 5, 6, 7 & Room 26-30 R = IGNOU, Exam. Branch & IQAC S = Ground F lo o r : Physics Deptt.

1st F lo o r : Teachers ’ A ssem bly Hall, H um anities & other Language Deptts.

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