Section One

Tinsukia College — A Profile

T he inception of Tinsukia College in the year 1956 was the result of the strenuous efforts
of late B.K. Saraswatji who mobilised all required resources with the help of like minded
citizens of Tinsukia, a part of the then Lakhimpur District to give rise to this great institution.
Without their support and patronage, the college would never have come into being. Before
the college came to be located in the present premises at Kachujan, in 1961; it started out in
the present premises of Senairam Higher Secondary School on 1st September 1956. The college
was started as an Arts college initially at Intermediate level but in the very next year Commerce
stream was also introduced. In 1957 itself the college was upgraded to Degree level. The year
1964 has a special significance in the annals of Tinsukia College when Science stream was also
added making it a full-fledged multi-faculty Degree college. For an institution to rise to this level
within 8 years of its inception is a feat in itself. By 1964, the college conducted courses under
the auspices of Gauhati University but after establishment of Dibrugarh University in 1965, it
was brought into the jurisdiction of the said University. The college had been running on public
contributions and generous donations from philanthropists till 1961 ; but in 1962 the college was
accorded the status of “Deficit Grant-in-Aid” college which enabled it to receive financial grants
from the Govt. of Assam. Later on in 1969, the college was recognised by the University Grants
Commission, New Delhi which resulted into receipt of planned financial assistance from UGC
for various development schemes. Few years back, the Govt. of Assam took a historic decision
to provincialise all deficit grant-in-aid colleges w.e.f. 1st December 2005, the college enjoys the
status of ‘Provincialised College’.
The college grew from strength to strength on the merit of its students, the dedication
of its teachers & the vision of the principals. An institution which began its academic endeavour
with handful students and four faculties; has currently a student enrollment of more than 2,
500 & permanent and contractual faculty strength of more than 80. This Co-ed institution has
been imparting education both at Higher Secondary & Degree levels in 5 faculties of Arts,
Science, Commerce, Management and Computer Science. It has altogether 17 Regular teaching
departments and 2 professional degree and a number of certificate courses with Krisnakanta
Handique State Open University Study Centre offering a wide range of choice to students. Such
regular departments affiliated to Dibrugarh University are :–
ARTS SCIENCE
1) Department of English, 10) Department of Physics
2) Department of Assamese 11) Department of Mathematics
3) Department of Hindi 12) Department of Botany
4) Department of Bengali 13) Department of Zoology
5) Department of Economics 14) Department of Chemistry
6) Department of Political Science 15) Department of Computer Science
7) Department of Philosophy 16) Department of Statistics
8) Department of History COMMERCE
9) Department of Geography 17) Department of Commerce

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Professional Degree Courses :– 1] BBA (Management) 2] BCA (Computer Application)
Distance Education (KKHSOU):– BPP, BA, B.Com., BCA, M.A., MSW, D.El.Ed. under KKHSOU.
:– M.Com. and PG Dip. Courses under IDOL Gauhati University.
The college has an infrastructure built on a sprawling campus covering an area of about
18 bighas. The facilities includes a big library, well stocked with Books & Journals, Photocopiers,
Computers, Well equipped laboratories, Girls’ hostel, Career Information and Guidance Cell,
Media Centre, a Canteen, Canopy etc. As per the recommendations of NAAC an “Internal Quality
Assurance Cell” has also been established to improve the quality of education and support
services offered by the college to its stake holders.
In response to the evolving needs of the students and economy for market oriented
professional courses, the college has initiated necessary steps to start professional academic
programmes. As a result in 2005 the college managed to establish the ‘Centre for Management
Education’ to launch 3 years BBA course under Dibrugarh University. The BCA course has also
been started under Dibrugarh University, since 2009.
The college has produced illustrious alumni who have occupied distinguished positions
in various spheres and are eloquent testimony to the caliber of education imparted by this
college. They are eminent Scientists, Industrialists, Academicians, Politicians, Corporate heads,
Doctors, Engineers, Chartered Accountants, Lawyers, Writers, Artists and Performing artistes. The
college has a permanent alumni association which has initiated several steps for the all round
development of the college. Notable among them is the construction of the biggest auditorium
in Upper Assam and contributions to some other valuable things, etc.
Since the demand for quality education is growing leaps & bounds, there is an urgent
necessity to upgrade the present infrastructure of the college. Sensing the winds of change, the
Governing Body of the college has constructed the state-of-the-art library building. The college
has a vibrant study centre for Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University with a huge number
of learners offering 3 (Three) years Degree courses of BA, B.COM, BBA, BCA, BMC with BPP (12
months) and M.A. in Pol. Science, English, Sociology & Assamese, MSW and D.EL.Ed. for drop
outs, employees, house-wives or students of regular College courses and TET teachers. M.Com.
and some Diploma courses under IDOL programme (Distance Education) of Gauhati University
are also running combinedly under BBA and Commerce Department. A new Girls’ Hostel building
is under process of construction. DST-FIST project is going on for Science Departments with
its equipment and support aid to laboratories for worth of Rs. 50 lacs. Science departments
are upgraded with modern equipments. New efforts are given to develop and extend the
infrastructure in every sphere of the college.

Long Live Tinsukia College

N.B. : GO THROUGH THE DETAILS OF THE PROSPECTUS VERY CAREFULLY BEFORE

FILLING UP THE ADMISSION FORM AND TAKING ADMISSION AND ASLO FOR TAKING
EVERY STEPS IN COLLEGE ACTIVITIES FOR THE WHOLE YEAR.

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 TINSUKIA COLLEGE
LOGO

VISION
To create an institution of higher learning with a view to developing human resources by
inducing human values, healthy culture, a passion for learning and inculcating a true spirit
of nationalism.

MISSIONS
To
1. provide value based education with special emphasis to need based and professional
education.
2. develop skill to encourage intellectual pursuit and passion for knowledge.
3. study and preserve the cultural, ethnic and natural heritage of the region.
4. promote research culture and positive outlook.
5. promote extension activities.
6. create awareness amongst the students against all social injustice.

GOALS
Following the objectives of the Higher Education policy of the nation, the college intends
to —
1. contribute to the national development,
2. inculcate value system among students,
3. foster global competency among students,
4. contribute to society through extension activities,
5. promote the use of technology and
6. extend quest for excellence.

MOTTO
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(Lead me to light from Darkness)
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 Section Two

General Informations
A) ADMISSION
I) TOTAL NO. OF SEATS AVAILABLE IN DIFFERENT COURSES :

HIGHER SECONDARY COURSES DEGREE COURSES

Course of Studeis Shift No. of Courses of Studies Shift No. of

Seats Seats

1] H.S. 1st Arts Day 230 B.A. 1st Semester Day Sec A 150
Sec B 150*

2] H.S. 1st Commerce Day 230 B.Sc. 1st Semester Day 200

3] H.S. 1st Science Day 200 B.Com. 1st Semester Day 150

Afternoon 150**
BBA Day 20
BCA Day 40
* In Arts Sec. B — only General course students will be given admission
**In Afternoon Shift, Admission shall be given only in B.Com General Courses.

MAXIMUM NO. OF SEATS IN MAJOR COURSES OF SCIENCE AND ARTS STREAM IN DEGREE
SCIENCE : PHYSICS : 20
CHEMISTRY : 20
MATHS : 30
BOTANY : 15
ZOOLOGY : 15
GEOGRAPHY : 20
(SC & ARTS)
STATISTICS : 15
ARTS : ENGLISH : 20
ASSAMESE : 20
POL. SCIENCE : 30
ECONOMICS : 30
PHILOSOPHY : 20
HISTORY : 15
GEOGRAPHY (SC. & ARTS) : 20
HINDI : 15 (University permission awaited)

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II) NO. OF SEATS IN SPECIALITY COURSE IN B.COM. 1ST SEMESTER :
*a] Specialisation in Accounting & Finance = 60 Seats
*b] Specialisation in Marketing = 30 Seats
N.B. i) *Candidate must have 50% marks in aggregate for applying into Specialization Courses
in B.Com First Semester & will be selected based on Merit.
ii) Major selection will be made on merit basis. Selection through test or other means
may be instituted by the concerned departments for selection of candidates for
major subjects. Total seats may also differ as per availlability of eligible efficient
students.
iii) Classes of Arts Section A and Section B will be held combinedly except English,
Assamese and Political Science.]
III) GENERAL ADMISSION POLICIES :
1.1 Admission into Higher Secondary Courses given purely on merit & is subjected to Assam
Higher Secondary Education Council regulations.
1.2 Admission into Three years Degree Courses is given purely on merit & is subjected to
Dibrugarh University regulations.
1.3 Application for admission into the college must be made in prescribed application form
issued by the college office only.
1.4 Completed forms accompanied by necessary documents are to be submitted to the
college office during working hours. No application shall be received after the last date
fixed for the purpose.
1.5 Selection is made purely on merit basis. Candidates may be called to appear in a written
test also. The list of the selected candidates shall be put on the notice boards & they
would not be intimated individually.
1.6 Candidate may be called for interview on the date & venue to be decided by the concerned
authority. Important to note that Selected candidates shall have to get themselves
admitted on the same day of the interview, otherwise their seats will be forfeited on
that very day.
1.7 Candidate in the waiting list may also be called for interview, in the same day fixed for
admission of provisionally selected candidates. Vacant seats, if any, will be filled up from the
candidates in the waiting list.
1.8 Selected candidates are required to produce the following documents at the time of
interview.
i] Original copies of Marksheets, Pass Certificates, Admit Card / Age Certificate,
Character Certificate of the last qualifying examination.
ii] Original copies of Caste Certificates issued by competent authority.
iii] Students passing the qualifying examination with a year or more gap shall have
to submit a ‘Gap Certificate’ from institution last attended or a Govt. Gazetted
Officer testifying to his / her activities during the interim period or by giving a
court affidavit (Candidate having more than 3 years study gap will not be eligible
for admission) whereever necessary.
iv] One attested copies of all original testimonials.
1.9 Any pressure or interference from any quarters for the admission of a particular student
will result in forfeiture of the claim.
2.0 A photo Identity Card will be provided to the students after their enrolment into the programme.

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 The enrolled students are required. to produce the identity card as & when required.
2.1 The college reserves the right to amend the rules & regulation wherever considered
necessary & appropriate.
2.2 In disputed case the Pricipal’s decission regarding admission is final.
2.3 All the place of jurisdiction of filing of suit if necessary will be only at Tinsukia.

B) I) RESERVATION POLICIES
A] There is a provision for reservation of seats for students belonging to SC, ST (P), ST
(H), OBC (including MOBC) as per the following details :
i] SC – 7%
ii] ST (Plains) – 10%
iii] ST (Hills) – 5%
iv] OBC – 27%
Most Important : Candidates applying under quota, must submit caste certificate
or documents in support alongwith application form. Otherwise their application
will not be considered. Reservation will also be done in order of merit.
B] Physically Handicapped : 3% of the total seats is reserved for physically handicapped
students : Candidates applying under this category must submit Medical Certificate
issued by the Joint Director of Health Services of the district concerned.
C] Sports : A total of 6 seats taken together at Higher Secondary and Degree Level.
Candidates must submit awarded certificates in National or State level sports.
D] Tea and Ex-Tea Garden Communities : A total of 10 seats both at Higher Secondary
and Degree Level.
II) DONOR’S QUOTA : (APPLICABLE ONLY IN H.S. IST YEAR COURSE)
LIST OF DONORS ARTS COM. SCIENCE
i. Chunilal Lohia (Legal heir) — — 10
ii. Khusiram Rasiwasia (Legal heir) 3 3 4
iii. Kisanlal Nandlal (Legal heir) 3 3 4
iv. Dr. H.B. Sen (Legal heir) — — 5
v. Tinsukia Municipal Board (Legal heir) 3 3 4
vi. Gopiram Agarwal (Legal heir) — 2 2
vii. Mulchand Agarwal (Legal heir) –– 2 2
Note – Candidate applying for admission under above category must submit ‘Recommendation
Letter’ in original alongwith admission form, not later.
C] GENERAL DISCIPLINE
1.1 Joining our institution means that you agree to observe our statutes, regulations & codes
of conduct, which codify the good manners & outline responsible behaviours. We expect
you to behave as a good citizen & not bring the institute into disrepute.
1.2 All forms of ragging in hostels & college campus are strictly prohibited. Strong
disciplinary action will be taken and have to face the trial by laws in the court if
any one is found to be involved in ragging. The undertaking attached must be
submitted at the time of admission duly signed by the student and parents by all
students admitted before the interview board.
1.3 Students’ Union shall also be subjected to such rules & regulations as the college
administration prescribe from time to time.

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1.4 All powers of maintenance of discipline are vested with the Head of the Institution and
his decision shall be final in such matters.
1.5 Any notice desired to be pasted or circulated by the students any where in the college &
hostel premises will need the prior approval of the college authority.
1.6 Mobile phones are not allowed within the college campus for students.
1.7 Taking of Gutka and spoiling the cleanliness of the college is strictly prohibited.
1.8 Unruly and odd behaviour in and around college and hostel campus will be delt seriously.
1.9 Students must keep their bicycles in the College Cycle Stand under chain and lock (double
lock) to protect from thieves. College will not take any responsibility if cycle is lost due
to thefts. Our College chowkider will keep vigil in the cycle stand during College hours.
Bikes must be kept away from the College road outside the campus.
2.0 College uniform is compulsory at any time in the college campus for student, without
which he/she will not be allowed to te enter into the campus.
N.B. 2.0 Aimless loitering, grouping or pairing and gossiping are highly restricted in the
college campus.

D] PAYMENT SCHEDULE
A. i] Tution Fee for H.S. Students per annum
(As per the notification by the Govt. of Assam)
1. Rs. 600.00 (ARTS / COMMERCE)
2. Rs. 720.00 (SCIENCE)
[Exemption for Girls Students]

ii] Tution Fee for Degree Students per annum

(As per the notification by the Govt. of Assam)
1. Rs. 720.00 ( ARTS / COMMERCE ) Pass
2. Rs. 840.00 ( ARTS / COMMERCE ) Major Course
3. Rs. 840.00 ( SCIENCE ) Pass Course
4. Rs.1020.00 ( SCIENCE ) Major Course
FOR BOTH H.S. & DEGREE
. Session Fee (Annual / Semester) Rupees
1. Admission Fee 200.00
2. Development Fee 200.00
3. Library Fee 150.00
4. College Examination 200.00
5. Electricity 300.00
6. Laboratory (per subject per Sem.) 300.00
7. Identity Card 20.00
8. Auditorium 150.00
9. Medical (General) 15.00
10. Enrolment 25.00
11. Laboratory Caution Money (each sub.) 100.00
12. Establishment 600.00
13. N.C.C. 10.00
14. College Environ. Dev. 30.00
15. Incidental Charges 100.00
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FOR BOTH H.S. & DEGREE (Contd.)
. Session Fee (Annual / Semester) Rupees
16. Seminar Hall Contribution 150.00
17. I.Q.A.C. 100.00
18. NSS 15.00
19. University Sports Fee 10.00
20. Environmental Education (H.S. 1st Yr.)Project 30.00
21. IT Fees 100.00
22. Cycle stand 15.00
23. Multi-Gym 20.00
24. Diamond Jubilee Celebration 200.00
N.B.:
1) The students having Computer Science as one of the core or non-major subject and
Computer Skill as Compulsory Subject in Science and Arts Stream will have to pay
extra amount of Rs. 2,000.00 for Computer Science and Rs. 1000/- for Computer Skill
respectively.
2) Extra amount of Rs. 1000/- to be paid by B.A. section - B students and Rs. 2000/- to be
paid by B.Com. students of afternoon shift.
3) The students coming from other than SEBA, AHSEC and Dibrugarh University shall have
to pay Rs. 100/- extra as eligibility fee.
Students' Union & Related Fees :
1. General Union Fee 80.00
2. College Magazine Fee 80.00
3. Poor students aid fund 40.00
4. Games (Outdoor) 70.00
5. Common Room (Indoor Games) 70.00
6. Gymnasium 40.00
7. Cultural 50.00
8. Literary & Debating 40.00
9. Festival 50.00
E] REGISTRATION
1. Registration Fee for H.S. 75.00
2. Regn. Fee for Degree 250.00
3. Registration Fee for BBA / BCA 1000.00
F] UNIFORM
It is mandatory for every students to wear college uniform while entering the college
campus for any purpose.
SUMMER –
BOYS –– White shirt & Black Trousers.
GIRLS –– i) White blouse, white Mekhela Chadar with deep blue border.
ii) White salwar, white long kurta and deep blue urna.
WINTER –– Navy blue sweater / blazer / pullover.
G] TIMING :
Day Shifts : 8.40 AM to 4.00 PM Afternoon Shift : 1 PM to 4 PM

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 Section Three
Higher Secondary Programmes
First Year
ARTS STREAM
3.1 COMPULSORY SUBJECTS – English [ENGL], MIL (Assamese [MASS], Bengali [MBEN] &
Hindi [MHIN] ) OR Alternative English [ALTE], Environmental Education.
3.2 A student must select minimum three / maximum four elective subjects from the following
lists (out of four, one may be an additional subject).
i) Economics [ECON] ii) History [HIST] or Mathematics [MATH]
iii) Political Science [POSC] iv) Statistics [STAT]
v) Logic & Philosophy [LOPH] or Geography [GEOG]
vi) Adv. Assamese [ADAS].

SCIENCE STREAM
3.3 COMPULSORY SUBJECTS – English [ENGL], MIL (Assamese [MASS], Bengali
[MBEN] & Hindi [MHIN] ) OR Alternative English [ALTE], Environmental Education.
3.4 ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (A student must select minimum three / Maximum four
elective subjects from the followings and out of four, one may be an additional
subject)
Physics [PHYS], Chemistry [CHEM], Mathematics [MATH], Biology [BIOL],
Computer Science [CSCA], Geography [GEOG], Statistics [STAT], Economics
[ECON] with Practicals in maximum 3 subjects.

COMMERCE STREAM
3.5 COMPULSORY SUBJECTS – English [ENGL], MIL (Assamese [MASS],
Bengali [MBEN] & Hindi [MHIN] ) OR Alternative English [ALTE], Environmental
Education.
3.6 ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (Compulsory) – I] Accountancy [ACOU], II] Business Studies
[BUST]
3.7 THIRD [III] ELECTIVE (Any one or two subjects and out of two, one may be an
additional subject)
i) Economics [ECON] ii] Commercial Mathematics & Statistics [CMST]
iii) Banking [BNKG].

Second Year
Higher Secondary (Final) Arts, Science & Commerce
3.8 All subjects mentioned above in Arts, Science and Commerce except Environmental
Education of H.S. 1st Year.
3.9 Failed students of H.S. 1st Yr. have to reappear H.S. 1st Yr. exam as private candidate
taking admission as casual student atleast three months before final examisation to do
remedial classes.
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 Section Four

Programmes of Study at Degree Level

(Day & Afternoon)

A) GRADUATE PROGRAMME IN ARTS UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM :

1) There shall be a course of study of Three Years duration leading to the Degree of Bachelor
of Arts. It shall cousist of six semesters.
2) Eligibility criterion : A student who has passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10 + 2)
is of the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council / CBSE or an equivalent examination
(10 + 2) recognized as such by the University, shall be eligible for the admission into the
first Semester of the Six-Semester Degree Course in Arts in University semester system.
3) Subjects with Combinations :– ARTS
Compulsory as per Major Non-Major Any one / Skill based
requirement (Any one) two as per course Course
requirement
1. English 1. English 1. Philosophy / As No.6 in
2. MIL 2. Assamese Geography / compulsory list.
(Ass/Beng./Hindi) 3. Political Science Statistics Subject- Tourism
or Alt. Eng. 4. Economics 2. Mathematics / & Travel
3. Comp. Skill 5. History History Management.
4. Multi-disciplinary 6. Philosophy 3. Economics
5. Environmental 7. Geography 4. Political Science
Studies 8. Hindi (Aplied for
6. Skill based permission)
courses (for
all students
of General
Programme)

1] Compulsory Courses : These courses are compulsory courses for all

students of the programme concerned.
2] Major Courses : Major courses shall be chosen by the students. The courses
shall be optional & non-mandatory.
3] Non-Major Courses : Non-Major courses shall be chosen by the students
from above Elective list who don't opt for major courses.
4] Skill based courses : A skill based courses shall be mandatory for all
students pursuing General B.A. programme.
4) Total Marks : The total marks of BA (General) & BA (Major) shall be 2400 marks.
5) Semester wise Course Structure of BA (General) and BA (Major) will be as follows :–

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Course structure of B.A. Major and general programmes -

Semester General Programme Major Programme

Compulsory Non- Skill Total Compulsory Non- Major Total
Major based Major
I 200 200 --- 400 200 100 100 400
II 200 200 --- 400 200 100 100 400
III 200 200 --- 400 100 100 200 400
IV 200 200 --- 400 100 100 200 400
V --- 200 200 400 --- --- 400 400
VI --- 200 200 400 --- --- 400 400

SEMESTER – I
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Compulsory English (I) 100 Compulsory English (I) 100
Compulsory MIL (I) 100 Compulsory MIL (I) 100
Non-Major Non-Major I 100 Non-Major Non-Major 100
Course-I Course-I
Non-Major Non-Major II 100 Major Major (T) 100
Course-I Course-I
Total 400 Total 400

SEMESTER – II
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Compulsory English-II 100 Compulsory English-II 100
Compulsory MIL-II 100 Compulsory MIL-II 100
Non-Major Non-Major-I 100 Non-Major Non-Major 100
Course-II Course-II
Non-Major Non-Major-II 100 Major Major (T) 100
Course-II Course-II
Total 400 Total 400

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 SEMESTER – III
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Compulsory Communicative 100 Compulsory Communication 100
Skills Skills

Compulsory English-III 100 Non-Major Non-Major 100

(Course III)
Non-Major Non-Major-I 100 Major Major Theory 100
[Geog. (T) 60 [Geog (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course-III) (Course-III)

Non-Major Non-Major -II 100 Major Major 100

(Course - III) [Geog] (T) 60
(P)] 40
(Course -IV)
Total 400 Total 400

SEMESTER – IV
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Total Title Marks
Compulsory Multi disciplinary 100 Compulsory Multi disciplinary 100
Compulsory MIL-III 100 Non-Major Non-Major 100
(Course - IV)
Non-Major Non-Major-I 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
[Geog. (T) 60 [Geography (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course-IV) (Course -V)
Non-Major Non-Major-II 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
(Course IV) [Geography (T) 60
(P)] 40
(Course-VI)
Compulsory Env. Studies 100 Compulsory Env. Studies 100
Total 400 Total 400
*Marks of Environmental Studies will not be added to the total but have to pass compulsorily.

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 SEMESTER – V
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Non-Major Non-Major-I 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
[Geog] (T) 60 [Geography (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course-V) (Course-VII)
Non-Major Non-Major-II 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
(Course-V) [Geography (T) 60
(P)] 40
(Course- VIII)
Skill-Based Skill Based - 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
TTMG [Geography (T) 60
(Course-I) (P)] 40
(Course-IX)
Skill Based Skill Based – 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
TTMG [Geography (T) 60
(Course-II) (P) 40
Statistics (P)] 100
(Course-X)
Total 400 Total 400

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 SEMESTER – VI
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Non-Major Non-Major-I 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
[Geog] (T) 60 [Geography (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course – VI) (Course – XI)
Non-Major Non-Major – II 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
[Statistics (P)] 100 [Geography (T) 60
Course – VI (P)] 40
(Course-XII)
Skill Based Skill Based- 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
TTMG(Course-I) [Geography (T) 60
(P) 40
Statistics (P)] 100
(Course-XIII)
Skill Based Skill Based-TTMG 100 Major Major (Theory) 100
(Course-II) Project Geography (T) 60
(P) 40
Statistics (P) 100
(Course-XIV)
Total 400 Total 400

Note : As per TDC Course regulations -

i] In case of Major / Non-Major courses not having practical components, the total marks of
the course shall be of 100.
ii] The Theory and Practical courses of a particular subject shall be separate and independent.
iii] The allocation of marks for the Practical components in all subjects may not be exactly
40% of the total marks of the course. However, such allocations shall be complied with the
main course structure of the programme.
iv] Each 100 total marks paper has included 20 marks for internal assessment (IA).
v] No IA for Multidesciplinery and Environmental Studies papers.
vi] Skill-based course will be Tourism and Travel Management (TTMG).
vii] Multidesciplinery paper will be consisted of prescribed parts of History, Economics,
Political Science, Geography of India and Sociology.

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B) GRADUATE PROGRAMME IN SCIENCE UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM :
1. There shall be a course of study of three years duration leading to the Degree of Bachelor
of Science. It shall consists of six semesters.
2. Eligibility criterion – A student who has passed the Higher Secondary Education Council,
or an equivalent examination (10 + 2) recognized as such by the university shall be eligible
for admission into the First Semester of the Six- Semester degree course in science in
semester system.
3. Subjects with Combinations :–
Compulsory as per Major Non-Major Any One / *Skill based
requirement (Any one) two / three as per
Course
course requirement
1. English 1. Physics 1. Physics As No. 4 of
2. Computer Skill 2. Chemistry 2. Chemistry compulsory list
3. Environmental 3. Mathematics 3. Mathematics Subject-
Studies 4. Botany 4. Botany Vermicomposting
4. Skill based 5. Zoology 5. Zoology
courses 6. Geography 6. Geography
(for all students of 7. Statistics 7. Statistics
General Programme) * 8. Computer
Science
9. Economics
Subject Combinations for General & Major courses :
1] Physics / Chemistry / Mathematics
2] Botany / Zoology / Chemistry
3] Botany / Zoology / Geography
4] Economics / Statistics / Mathematics
5] Physics / Mathematics / Statistics
6] Computer Science / Statistics / Mathematics
7] Computer Science / Physics / Mathematics
8] Physics / Mathematics / Geography

1] Compulsory Courses : These courses are compulsory courses for all

students of the programme concerned.
2] Major Courses : Major courses shall be chosen by the students. The courses
shall be optional & non-mandatory.
3] Non-Major Courses : Non-Major courses shall be chosen by the students
from above Non-major list both who don't opt or opt for major courses as
per requirement of the course structure.
4] Skill based courses : A skill based course shall be mandatory for all students
pursuing General B.Sc. programme.

4. Total Marks : The total marks of B.Sc. (Gen) & B.Sc. (Major) shall be of 2400 marks.

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COURSE STRUCTURES :
The detailed course structure for the Six-Semesters of B.Sc. of General & Major programme is
as follows.
Semester General Programme Major Programme
Compulsory Non- Skill Total Compulsory Non- Major Total
Major based Major
I 100 300 --- 400 100 200 100 400
II 100 300 --- 400 100 200 100 400
III 100 300 --- 400 --- 200 200 400
IV 100 300 --- 400 --- 200 200 400
V --- 300 100 400 --- --- 400 400
VI --- 300 100 400 --- --- 400 400
SEMESTER-I
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Compulsory English-I 100 Compulsory English-I 100
Non-Major Non-Major-I (T) 100 Non-Major Non-Major-I (T) 100
[Botany (T) 60 [Botany (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course-I) (Course-I)
Non-Major Non-Major-II (T) 100 Non-Major Non-Major-II (T) 100
[Zoology (T) 60 [Zoology (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course-I) (Course-I)
Non-Major Non-Major-III 100 Major Major (T) 100
(T) Course-I Course-I
Total 400 Total 400
SEMESTER–II
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Compulsory English-II 100 Compulsory Computer skill 100
Non-Major Non-Major-I (T) 100 Non-Major Non-Major - I (T) 100
[Botany (T) 60 [Botany (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course II) (Course II)
Non-Major Non-Major – II (T) 100 Non-Major Non-Major - II (T) 100
[Zoology (T) 60 [Zoology (T) 60
(P)] 40 (P)] 40
(Course – II) (Course II)
Non-Major Non-Major – III (T) 100 Major Major (T) 100
(Course – II) (Course-II)
Total 400 Total 400
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 SEMESTER-III
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Compulsory Computer Skill 50 Non-Major Non Major - I 60
(Course - I) (Theory) (Theory)
Course – III
Computer Skill 50 Non-Major - I 40
Course II (Practical) (Practical)
Course – IV
Non-Major Non-Major-I (Theory) 60 Non-Major Non-Major - II
(Course III) (Theory) Course III 60
Physics (T) 100
Non-Major - II 40
Non-Major-I(Pract) 40 (Practical)
(Course IV) Course IV
Non-Major Non Major II (Theory) 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
(Course III) Course III
Non-Major II Major (Practical) 40
Practical (Course IV) 40 Course IV
Non-Major Non-Major III (Theory) 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
(Course III) Course V
Non-Major III Major (Practical) 40
(Practical) Course IV 40 Course VI
Total 400 Total 400

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 SEMESTER-IV
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Compulsory Computer Skill 50 Non-Major Non Major I 60
(Theory) (Theory) Course-V
(Course III)
Computer Skill 50 Non-Major I 40
(Practical) (Practical)
(Course IV) Course VI
Non-Major Non-Major I 60 Non-Major Non Major II 60
(Theory) (Course V) (Theory) Course V
Non-Major I 40 Non-Major II 40
(Practical) (Course VI) (Practical)
Course VI
Non-Major Non Major II 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
(Theory) (Course V) Course VII
Non-Major II 40 Major (Practical) 40
(Practical) (Course VI) Course VIII
Non-Major Non-Major III (Theory) 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
Course – V (Course IX)
Non-Major III 40 Major (Practical) 40
(Practical) (Course X)
Course VI
Compulsory Env. Studies* 100 Compulsory Env. Studies* 100
Total 400 Total 400
*Environmental Studies marks will not be added to the total.

SEMESTER-V
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Non-Major Non-Major-I (Theory) 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
(Course-VII) (Course-XI)
Non-Major I 40 Major (Practical) 40
(Practical) (Course-VIII) (Course-XII)
Non-Major Non-Major-II (Theory) 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
(Course VII) (Course XIII)
Non-Major- II 40 Major (Practical) 40
(Practical) (Course XIV)
(Course VIII)

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 SEMESTER-V

Non Major Non-Major-III (Theory) 60 Major Major (Theory) 60

(Course VII) (Course XV)
Non-Major III 40 Major (Practical) 40
(Practical) (Course VIII) (Course XVI)
Skill Skill Based (Theory) 100 Major Major (Theory) 60
Based (Course-I) (Course-XVII)
Vermicomposting Major (Practical) 40
(Course XVIII)
Total 400 Total 400

SEMESTER-VI
General Programme Major Programme
Type Title Marks Type Title Marks
Non-Major Non-Major-I 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
Theory (Course-IX) Course-XIX
Non-Major-I 40 Major (Practical) 40
Practical (Course –X) Course-XX
Non-Major Non-Major II Theory 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
(Course IX) Course-XXI
Non-Major-II 40 Major (Practical) 40
Practical (Course X) Course-XXII
Non-Major Non-Major III 60 Major Major (Theory) 60
Theory (Course IX) Course XXIII
Non-Major III 40 Major (Practical) 40
Practical Course-XXIV
(Course X)
Skill Skill Based Major Major (Theory) 60
Based Vermicomposting Course-XXV
Course -I (Theory) 50 Major (Practical) 40
Course-II (Pract. with 50 Course XXVI
project)
Total 400 Total 400
Note : i] In case of Major / Non-Major courses not having practical components like Maths, Eco.,
Stats. the total marks of the course shall be of 100.
ii] The Theory and Practical courses of a particular subject shall be separate and independent.
iii] The allocation of marks for the Practical components in all subjects may not be exactly
40% of the total marks of the course. However, such allocations shall be complied with the
main course structure of the programme.
iv] Each 100 total marks paper includes 20 marks IA. No IA for Environmental Studies paper.

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C) BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B. COM) PROGRAMME IN THE SEMESTER SYSTEM.
DAY AND AFTERNOON SHIFT
1. There shall be a course of study of three years duration leading to the Degree of Bachelor
of Commerce (B. Com). It shall consist of Six Semesters.
2. Eligibility Criterion : A Student who has passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10 + 2) in
Commerce / Arts or Science of the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council / CBSE / ICSE
or an equivalent examination (10 + 2) recognized by the University (Arts & Science students
having Maths / Statistics as one of the subjects) shall be eligible for admission into the First
Semester of the Three year Six Semesters Course in Commerce.
3. Course structure : The Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com) programme under semester
system shall be conducted as : a) B. Com (General) Course & b) B. Com (Speciality)
Course. Speciality Courses are i)Accounting & Finance and 2) Marketing in the College.
The Course structure will be as follows.

Semester General Programme Accounting & Finance Marketing

Speciality Speciality
I 400 400 400
II 400 400 400
III 400 400 400
IV 400 400 400
V 400 400 400
VI 400 400 (Project 100) 400 (Project 100)
Total 2400 2400 2400

SEMESTER – I
B.COM (GENERAL) ACCOUNTING & FIN. (SPL.) MARKETING (SPL.)
Business Comm. – I 100 Business Comm. – I 100 Business Comm. – I 100
Business Regulatory Framework Business Regulatory Framework Business Regulatory Framework
100 100 100
Financial Accounting 100 Financial Accounting 100 Financial Accounting 100
Business Environment 100 Business Environment 100 Business Environment 100
Total = 400 Total = 400 Total = 400

SEMESTER – II
B.COM (GENERAL) ACCOUNTING & FIN. (SPL.) MARKETING (SPL.)
Business Comm. – II 100 Business Comm. – II 100 Business Comm. – II 100
Business Economics 100 Business Economics 100 Business Economics 100
Corporate Accounting 100 Corporate Accounting 100 Corporate Accounting 100
Principles of Business Principles of Business Principles of Business
Management 100 Management 100 Management 100
Total = 400 Total = 400 Total = 400

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SEMESTER – III
B.COM (GENERAL) ACCOUNTING & FIN. (SPL.) MARKETING (SPL.)
HRM 100 Adv. Financial Accntg 100 Principles of Mrktg. 100
MIL(Ass,Beng,Hindi) or Alt.Eng Financial Management 100 Financial Management 100
100
Business Statistics 100 Business Statistics 100 Business Statistics 100
I.T. Practices I.T. Practices I.T. Practices
in Business (ITPB) 100 in Business (ITPB) 100 in Business (ITPB) 100
Total = 400 Total = 400 Total = 400
SEMESTER – IV
B.COM (GENERAL) ACCOUNTING & FIN. (SPL.) MARKETING (SPL.)
Cost Accounting 100 Cost Accounting 100 Cost Accounting 100
Company Law 100 Company Law 100 Company Law 100
Indian Banking System 100 Security Analysis & Consumer Behaviour 100
Portfolio Management 100
Auditing 100 Auditing 100 Service Marketing 100
Environmental Studies 100 Environmental Studies 100 Environmental Studies 100
Total = 400 Total = 400 Total = 400
*Marks of Environmental Studies will not be added to the total.
SEMESTER – V
B.COM (GENERAL) ACCOUNTING & FIN. (SPL.) MARKETING (SPL.)
Public Finance Or Mathematics 100 Public Finance Or Mathematics 100 Public Finance Or Math. 100
Entrepreneurship Dev. 100 Entrepreneurship Deve. 100 Entrepreneurship Dev. 100
Principles of Marketing 100 Direct Tax – I 100 Retail Management 100
Management Accntg. 100 Management Accntg. 100 Personal Selling 100
Total = 400 Total = 400 Total = 400
SEMESTER – VI
B.COM (GENERAL) ACCOUNTING & FIN. (SPL.) MARKETING (SPL.)
Income Tax 100 Direct Tax – II 100 International Mktg 100
International Business 100 Financial Statement Advertising & Sales
Analysis 100 Promotion 100
Indian Financial System 100 Indian Financial System 100 Rural Marketing 100
Small Business Mgt. 100 Project Work (P-604) 100 Project Work (P-604) 100
Total = 400 Total = 400 Total = 400
NB:Each paper under the semester is of 100 marks of which 20 marks is for Internal Assessment and in case of paper
604 of Project Work, 80 marks is for Dissertation and 20 Marks for Viva-Voce. No IA marks for ENV. Studies paper.

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 SECTION FIVE

Graduate Programme in
Professional Courses
A) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Back-ground : The times are changing and so are the economics as well. Like elsewhere in
the world, the commercial history of India is also replete with major changes and challenges
from time to time. As such the changing commercial scenario of the country necessitates the
need for changes in commerce education to create suitable man power in the country. In sense
the change in commerce education has become sinequonen with changes in the commercial
scenario of the country. It is this realization mainly which ventured the department of commerce
to establish ‘Centre for Management Education’ in the year 2005 to initiate professional courses
at under graduate level and the Centre launched its BBA Programme from the academic Session
2005-2006.
The three year BBA programme is based on contemporary theory and practices and
provides a strong conceptual foundation in the various areas of Management, Commerce and
Industry with its thrust on imparting knowledge and skill. The BBA Programme will be highly
suitable for budding aspirants who want a professional qualification to improve their career
prospects. However the pursuit of the BBA programme demands intellectual maturity, strength
of purpose and willingness to work hard. For those endowed with inquisitive minds and the drive
to succeed. The BBA Programme would be a voyage of discovery.

Aims and Objectives : To empower our students to recognize and optimize their full potential;
by fostering a family environment where educational, social, cultural, ethical and emotional
needs are addressed through a holistic program, offered with the partnership afforded by staff,
students and community at large to provide world class education.
All you have to do is nowhere you are going. — Earl Nightingale.
Amenities and Activities :
Student Forum : The student Forum, established and supported by the college offers the
students an opportunity to discover and develop their hidden talents through an array of student
clubs. The clubs are governed through committees comprising students and headed by faculty
members. The student committees are responsible for organizing activities. The clubs are well
supported both organizationally and financially by the college and special care is given to the
clubs to maintain their activity and enthusiasm level.

Personality Development Club : Social and business etiquette, work culture and time
management and social and inter-personal skills are key elements of an impressive personality.
The personality development club activities are centred around developing these aspects
through innovative games and programmes.

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Computer and Advance Technology Club : In today’s technology-oriented society, it is
imperative that students, no matter what their discipline, are exposed to and are made aware of
computer and related technologies.. This prepares them to meet the challenges and requirements
of industry. Club activities include training programs in advanced courses such as windows, MS
Office, VB, NET, SQL Server, Java apart from technology awareness sessions, seminars and visits
to trade fairs.

Sports Club : Sports, outdoor and adventure activities are more that just play. They play a critical
role in the shaping of a winning personality by instilling a spirit of adventure, teamwork and
appreciation of nature and the outdoors. The Sports Club promotes the interest of the students
in these areas and arranges for outdoor adventure programmes, camps and sports tournaments.

Business Club : The Business Club is oriented towards giving students an exposure and insight
into the real world through visits to factories, offices, industries, etc.

Literary and Cultural Club : This club aims to sharpen and enhance the knowledge of the
students and provide opportunities to improve their outlook towards life and services as a forum
for literary activities, discussions, debates and review sessions.

Student Development Programme :

Toastmasters club membership a global Programme to enhance oratorial skills.
Soft skills and personality development programmes.
Foundation courses in English and numerical aptitude.
Intensive industry oriented field studies.

Additional Activities :
Guest Lectures
Major Seminar one per year
Workshops — 3 per semester
Newspaper Reading and Analysis
Indian Business House Studies
Affiliation with local clubs/ associations for overall personality development of students.
Industrial Visits
Project Work
Minor Seminars 2 per year
Book reviews and Presentations
Country and regional studies
Participation in activities of local NGOs for development as sensitive citizens

Infrastructure and Facilities :

Separate building sponsored by UGC
Wi-fi enabled and Technology Integrated Campus
Fully enable computer centres
Girls Hostel
Well stocked knowledge centres (Library)

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Academic Achievements : Academic achievements is the minor which reflects the real image
of any educational institution and the Centre for Management Education seems to be very
privileged in this regard. From the very beginning even the students from this department always
excelled and occupies position University Examinations as follows.
Result :
Year 1st Class Total Appeared Passed
2008 05 05 100%
2009 09 12 100%
2010 10 15 100%
2011 16 16 100%
2012 02 12 75%
2013 03 14 64%
2014 01 10 60%

Year Name of the Students Class % of Marks Position in Dibrugarh Overall

University Result (P)
2011 Janmon Gogoi 1st 73.08 8th
Pinky Singh 1st 71.95 14th
Subhalakshmi Singha 1st 71.47 17th
Sonu Sah 1st 70.82 19th
Manashjyoti Saikia 1st 66.43 38th
Parismita Kaushik 1st 66.13 52th
Umesh Saha 1st 65.60 54th
Munmun Paul 1st 65.34 59th 100%
Alok Deb 1st 64.43 70th
Madhurjya Manta 1st 64.17 72nd
Sanghamitra Neog 1st 64.13 73rd
Hedayat Ullah 1st 64.08 74th
Sujit Kr. Sah 1st 63.69 79th
Amrit Sagar Konwar 1st 63.67 79th
Monalisa Dehori 1st 62.08 84th
Sayed Tanweer Md. 1st 61.78 82th
2012 Deep Roy 1st 69.00 7th
Lakhi Nath Silponia 1st 63.00 45th
Anjali Bhuyan 2nd 59.6 3rd
Rajesh Bordoloi 2nd 56.0 –
Debojit Mal 2nd 54.0 – 75%
Prince Deka 2nd 55.0 –
Phulen Das 2nd 56.0 –
Mousumi Borkakoty 2nd 57.0 –
Sima Das 2nd 59.29 –

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 Year Name of the Students Class % of Marks Position in Dibrugarh Overall
University Result (P)
2013 Kriti Kumari Gupta 1st 6th
Rahul Agarwal 1st 25th
Arjun Singh 1st 30th
Bhaskar Jyoti Das 2nd –
Pranab Das 2nd – 64%
Jesuraj Sonowal 2nd –
Pranjal Pratim Bhuyan 2nd –
Surya Kanta Singh 2nd –
Debjani Nath 2nd –
2014 Tathagat Verma 1st 64.43 48th
Baljinder Kaur 2nd –
Bhagyashree Neog 2nd –
Palina Dhadumia 2nd –
Ajit Roy 2nd – 60%
Jay Prakash Prasad 2nd –

Faculty Resource : A core group of committed teachers endowed with not only experience
but also a expertise in areas like research, training, operations and academics. Additionally, the
faculty pool comprises of resource people who are drawn from the industry and the academic
world. These experts have the skill to inculcate learning with utmost zeal and passion.
Part time / Full time Faculties :
Sl. Name of the Faculties Qualification Sl. Name of the Faculties Qualification
No No
1 B.K. Lohia M.Com, LLB 7 Prarthana Chaliha MBA
2. S.K. Bora M.Com,M. 8 Binti Nath MBA
Phil 9 Kavita Das MBA
3 N.K. Sukla M.Com 10 Abinash Kaur MBA
4 Dr. C. Bora M.Com, Ph.D 11 Bandana Baruah MCA
5 Dr. Manoj Goswami M.Com, Ph.D
6 R.N. Das M.Com, B.Ed

Co-ordinator – Mr. B.K. Lohia, Ex. HoD, Dept. of Commerce.

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 COURSE STRUCTURE
Semester I Semester - 4
10100 : Introduction to Business 40100 : Information system in Business
10200 : Principles of Management 40200 : Personality Development
10300 : Business Economics 40300 : Environmental Studies
10400 : Financial Management 40400 : Human Resource Management
Semester - 2 Semester : 5
20100 : Quantitative Technique 1 50100 : Business ethics
20200 : Organization Behaviour 50200 : Production Management
20300 : Business Communication 50300 : Cost and Management Accounting
20400 : Business and Society Semester - 6
Semester : 3 60100 : Project Study
30100 : Quantitative Techniques - II 60200 : Specialization - I
30200 : Business Law 60300 : Specialization - II
30300 : Computer Application 60400 : Specialization - III
30400 : Marketing Management
SPECIALIZATION COURSES : Financial Management
60210 : Retailing 60240 : Business Finance
60310 : Understanding the Customer 60340 : Taxation
60410 : Sales Management 60440 : Indian Financial System

Human Resource Management Hospital & Healthcare Management

60220 : Personnel Management 60250 : Hospital Management —
60320 : Human Resources Development Concepts & Development
60420 : Industrial Relations 60350 : Functional Areas of Hospital Management
60450 : Hospital Support Services
Management of Insurance Business
60230 : Fundamentals of Insurance Tourism & Travel Management
60330 : General Insurance 60260 : Tourism Business
60430 : Life Insurance 60360 : Tourism Marketing
60460 : Travel Agency & Emerging Concepts
for Tourism Development.
Admission : Eligibility : 10 + 2 (any stream with 50% marks) 45% for ST/ SC required Certificates
for UG courses : The following certificates have to be produced with one copies during interview:
No Admission Test will be instituted. Only face to face interview at any time during admission
period will be held with the co-ordinator or faculties if requested for admission.
l 10/SSLC/ ICSE/ CBSE Pass certificates with date of birth proof.
l HSS or equivalent Marks Card
l Transfer certificate from the School/ College last attended
l Conduct Certificate
l Migration Certificate in the case of students who have passed any exams other than Assam
H.S. exam.
l Students seeking reservation need to submit caste certificate issued by competent authority
l Address Proof (Latest Telephone Bill/ Gas Connection Bill)
l 3 passport size photographs.
l Admission Fees for the year – Rs. 4, 330/- Annual
Tuition Fees (Course Fee) – Rs. 9,000/- per Semester.
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B) Bachelor of Computer Applications BCA
The dynamics of the present scenario necessitates the empowerment of IT education for
growth and advancement in ones career. For enhancement of IT education in this region and
to facilitate development, Tinsukia College introduced Computer Science as one of the core
subjects in B.Sc in the year 1998. Inspired by the success and response the College started
Bachelor of Computer Science (BCA) under Dibrugarh University in the year 2011.

Eligibility Criteria : Students having passed 10 + 2 examination with a minimum of 45%

in aggregate (40% for SC / ST / OBC) with Mathematics/ Statistics/ Commercial Arithmetic and
Statistics/ Business Mathematics as one of the passing subjects may take admission directly.
Relaxation will be as per Govt. rules.

About the course : Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) comprises of six semesters.
Each semester covers computer knowledge, programming capability, personality development
and mathematical and managerial skills. Major projects shall be assigned in the last semester
which will reveal the skill of the student.

Admission and fees structure : Students qualified for the course shall have to take
admission once in a year and tuition fees to be paid Semester wise. Admission process shall
be completed in the first part of June and classes will be started just after the completion of
admission process. Information Brochure and Admission Form is also available in the department
and college office.

Counselling and placement : Management ensures proper counselling and guidance

towards the students for uplifting personality growth. It will attempt placement for successful
students through placement cell of the college.

Total number of seats : Total intake – BCA - 40 numbers (Reservation of seats as per
Govt. rules)

BCA Fees structure :

Admission for the year : Rs. 4, 330/- (Annual)
Tuition Fees (Course fees) : Rs. 11, 000/- per semester

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 BCA COURSE STRUCTURE
Semester – I Semester – II
Course Code Title Marks Course Code Title Marks
BCA 141 Fundamentals of 100 BCA 212 Mathematics II 100
Computers BCA 292 Discrete Structure 100
BCA 111 Mathematics I 100 BCA 232 Data Structure 200
BCA 121 English 100 using OOP
BCA 142 Digital Design 100 Concept
BCA 122 Personality 100 BCA 223 Financial 150
Development Management
BCA 131 Programming 100 BCA 243 Architecture & 100
Concept Organisation
Total 600 Total 600

Semester – III Semester – IV

Course Code Title Marks Course Title Marks
BCA 313 Mathematics III 100 Code
BCA 351 System Software 100 BCA 414 Numerical Analysis & 100
BCA 372 Web Programming 150 Scientific Computing
& Data Database
Technologies BCA 462 Management System
BCA 372 Computer 150 Operating system 150
Graphics BCA 452 Programming
BCA 382 Design & Analysis 100 Paradigm
of Algorithm BCA 493 Operation Research 150
Total 650 BCA 415 Minor Project/ 100
BCA 4A1 Seminar 50
Total 600

Semester – V Semester – VI
Course Code Title Marks Course Code Title Marks
BCA 571 Communication & 150 BCA 624 Professional 150
Networking & Ethical
BCA 581 Al Programming 150 responsibility
BCA 561 Software 150 BCA 691 Theory of 150
Engineering Computing
BCA Minor Project 200 BCA 6A2 Major Project 200
Total 650 Total 500

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Part Time / Full Time Faculty Members :
Mr. G.K. Baruah, MCA, Head cum Co-ordinator
Mr. Farukh Hussain, PGDCA
Miss Bandana Baruah, MCA
Mr. Ranjan Kr. Gogoi, M.Sc. M.Phil (Maths)
Mr. D.K. Buragohain, M.Sc. (Maths)
Mr. Niranjan Shukla, M.Com
Mr. Satya Jyoti Gogoi, M.Sc (Physics)
Dr. Santanu Kr. Bora, M.Com, M.Phil (Commerce)
Miss. Prarthana Chaliha, M.BA. (BBA)

Admission Criteria :
Student shaving passed 10 + 2 examination with minimum 45%, SC/ST/OBC – 40%.
Students should have one of the following subjects in 10 + 2.
Subjects : Mathematics/ Statistics/ Commercial Arithmetic and Statistics/
Business Mathematics.

N.B. Eligible students shall go for direct admission without appearing in any test but
with personal face to face interview with HoD/ faculties at any time during the time of
admission.

Contact Person :
i] Shri G.K. Baruah, Co-ordinator, BCA Course
Tinsukia College
Mobile : 9954416767

ii] Principal, Tinsukia College

Ph : 0374-2338340
M : 9435708365

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 SECTION SIX
Courses, Registration, Attendance,
Examination, Evaluation, etc.
A : SEMESTER CLASSIFICATION :
1st, 3rd & 5th Semesters – Odd Semester.
2nd, 4th & 6th Semesters – Even Semester.
B : ACADEMIC SCHEDULE :
The Academic Schedule for the B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. programmes in the Semester system
shall be administered by the Academic Calender of the University published for every
academic session.
C : PROGRAMME REGISTRATION :
The candidates shall have to register themselves to the University during stipulated time
after admission clearly mentioning their course / subject combinations.
The colleges / institutes concerned shall submit to the University the detailed Registration
List of their enrolled students using the software provided by the University within one
month from the date of admission or as prescribed in the University Academic Calender.
The students registered by the University as per the information provided by the colleges
/ institutes shall be treated as final. In no circumstances, change of subject combination
and switching from major programme to general programme and vise-versa shall be
allowed.
There shall be no provision for giving permission for additional admission by the University
for admission after submission of detailed Registration List of their enrolled students by
the colleges / institutes concerned to the University.
D : ATTENDANCE
i] A student who has less than 80% attendance shall be permitted to sit for the End-semester
examination in the course in which the shortfall exists.
Provided that it shall be open to the University to grant exemption to a student who was
attended a minimum of 70% classes but failed to obtain the prescribed 80% attendence for
valid reasons on recommendation of the Head / Director / Coordinator of the Department
/ Centre on payment of a prescribed non collegiate fee (s).
ii] The Principal of the college / institute with recommendation of the Heads of the
Departments shall announce the names of all students who shall not be eligible to
appear in the End-semester examinations in the various courses due to non-fulfilment of
the criteria of internal assessment and attendance, and send a copy of the same to the
University. In such cases, the student shall have to re-enroll in the relevant course(s) with
the next batch freshly.

E : EXAM AND EVALUATION

a] Examination and evaluation shall be done on a continuous basis.
b] There shall be 20% marks for internal assessment in both Theory and Practical Papers

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 except Environmental Science and Multi-Disciplinary and 80% marks for End-Semester
examination in each course during every semester.
c] As per University rules there shall be no provision for re-evaluation of the answer-
scripts of the end-semester examinations. However, a candidate may apply for re-
scrutiny.
d] Internal Assessment :
i] In internal assessment, different tools may be employed such as written tests,
assignments, paper presentation, laboratory work etc. suitable to the courses. The
Procedure for Internal Assessment is prescribed in rules - I.
ii] The students shall be informed in advance about the nature of assessment.
Students shall compulsorily attend internal assessment, failing which they will
not be allowed to appear for the End-Semester examination. A Student cannot
repeat In-semester examinations. However if a student fails to appear in any of
the in-sem. examinations on valid reasons, the department may arrange special
in-semester examination whenever necessary.
e] End Semester Examination :
i] There shall be one End semester examination carrying 80% Marks in each course
of a Semester covering the entire syllabus prescribed for the course. The End
semester examination is normally a written / laboratory-based examination /
Project Work / Dissrtation.
ii] The Controller of Examinations shall then make necessary arrangement for
notifying the dates of the end semester examinations and other procedures as
per Dibrugarh University Rules (at least 20 days in advance) and the Academic
Calendar notified by the University.
iii] Normally, the end-semester examination for each course shall be of three hour
duration.
f] Setting of question papers, moderation of question papers, evaluation of answer scripts,
scrutiny, tabulation of marks, etc. and announcement of results, shall be governed by the
Dibrugarh University Examination Ordinance 1972 (as amended uptodate).
g] Practical Examination :
Practical Examinations of a Semester shall normally be held prior to the End Semester
Examinations.
h] Betterment Examination :
i] A student shall be entitled to take the ‘‘betterment Examinations’’ in any two theory
courses of any of the six semesters after passing the Sixth Semester examination
only once. In this case, the higher marks secured by the student shall be retained.
The candidates shall have to apply for betterment examination within one year of
passing the Sixth Semester examination.
ii] No betterment shall be allowed in the practical examinations.
i] Any difficulty which may arise in the course of operation of these regulations relating to holding
of examinations shall be removed by the Examination Committee of the Dibrugarh University.
F : RESULTS AND PROGRESSION :
a] At least 30% marks in the course in the End Semester Exam. i.e. subject to 30% marks in the
course is the aggregate of the In-semester & end-semester examinations.
b] A candidate shall be declared as passed a semester, provided he / she passes all the subjects
of a semester independently.
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c] The marks of in-semester examination shall be carried over to the next examination in which
he/she was absent or failed for declaring any result.
d] A candidate who fails or does not appear in one or more courses of any end-semester
examination upto sixth semester shall be provisionally promoted to the next higher semester
with the failed course as carry over course (s). Such candidates will be eligible to appear in
the carry over course in the next regular exminations of those courses. However, the following
restrictions shall be applicable :
i) A candidate shall be entitled to a maximum of three consecutive chances to clear a course.
One special chance is allowed only for one time in any semester during whole course period.
ii) If a candidate clears the sixth semester examination before clearing all the courses of the
previous semesters, the result of the sixth semester examination of that candidate shall be
kept withheld and his / her results shall be announced only after he / she clears the courses of
the previous semesters.
e] A candidate may be allowed for college transfer only once during the whole programme.
f] A student must pass all his/her semester examinations within 5 years from the date of
admission to the first semester course.
g] There shall be no scope for a student to appear as a private candidate in any programme in
this system.
h] The degree shall be awarded to each candidate who has passed the three year degree
programme in the following manner.

General Course Major Course

% of Marks Divisions % of Marks Class Position
60% and above marks in First Division 60%and above in Major First Class
aggregate / Speciality Courses in
aggregate
50% and above but Second Division 50% and above but less 2nd Class
less than 60% marks in than 60% marks in Major
aggregate / speciality courses in
aggregate
30% and above but Simple Pass 30% and above but less Simple Pass (the
less than 50% marks in than 50% marks in Major same degree
aggregate w.e.f. 14-15 /speciality in aggregate shall be treated
w.e.f. 14-15. as general
degree (without
Major) for B.A.,
B.Sc., B.Com
Programme
i] A students, who secures 60% and above marks in all the courses individually in all the
Semesters shall be declared have passed with first division (in case of the students pursuing
General Programme) with distinction or first class (in case of the students pursuing Major
/ Speciality Programmes) with distinction.

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G : GENERAL :
For any matter not covered under these Regulations, the Dibrugarh University Regulations
for B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. Programmes in the Semester System, 2010, the existing Dibrugarh
University Rules, Ordinances and the Dibrugarh University Act, 1965 (as amended) shall be
applicable.
H : SKILL-BASED COURSE :
Skill-based courses are proposed to be designed for the General B.A. and B.Sc. programmes,
which shall be offered during the fifth and sixth semesters as compulsory subjects. The
primary objective for introducing these courses are to provide knowledge and skills on certain
specific areas, where a student can find their suitable professions in both employment or
entrepreneuship sectors after being graduated. It is also expected that these courses shall be
able to reduce the gap between the society's expectation for empowered educated youth and
knowledge-centric products of the University. As per the Dibrugarh University Regulations for
the B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. Programmes in the Semester System, 2010, “A skill based course shall
be mandatory for all students pursuing General B.A. and B.Sc. Programmes. The colleges shall
offer the Skill-based Courses as per their own infrastructure and human resource feasibility. The
college will teach computer skill as compulsory subject according to programme. Tourism and
Travel Management for Arts and Vermicomposting for Science will be taught in skill-bessed
courses as per programme by Tinsukia College.
I. RULES FOR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT IN B.A./B.SC./B.COM. PROGRAMMES IN
SEMESTER SYSTEM :
1. The marks alloted for Internal Assessment (20%) in each course shall be based on the
following :
a] Sessional Examination-I (Written & Practical)- 25% of the marks alloted for internal
assessment.
b] Sessional Examination-II (Written & Practical)- 25% of the marks alloted for internal
assesment.
c] Seminar/Group Discussion- 25% of the marks alloted for internal assessment.
d] Attendance : 25% of the marks allotted for Internal Assessment. The marks for Internal
Assessment for attendance shall be awarded as follows :
Range of % of attendace Marks to be awarded
80% to less than 85% 2
85% to less than 90% 3
90% to less than 95% 4
95% to 100% 5
provided that one (1) mark for attendace shall be awarded to candidates failing under
Non Colliagiate Category within the range of 70% less than 80% attendance, who are
allowed to appear in the end semester examination of the concerned semester.

2. Sessional examination shall be conducted by the concerned teacher(s) of the course.
The setting of question paper, invigilating duty, evaluation of answerscripts for each
paper shall be done by the concerned teacher(s) as a part of his/her/their normal
duty. The teacher concerned shall fix the date of the sessional examination of each
course complying with the Academic Calendar of the University. The students shall
have to write the answers in the scripts provided and duly authenticated by the
college/institute concerned.
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3. After evaluation, the answerscripts should be shown to the students and corrections
should be made if necessary. After this, the answer scripts should be collected back
from the students.
4. There shall be no provision for ‘‘repeat’’/‘‘betterment’’ in the sessional examination. If
a student misses any sessional examination for unavoidable reasons, the concerned
teacher may allow the student to appear in a separate examination at his/her own
discretion.
5. The marks of internal assessment secured by a candidate shall be carried over to next
legitimate chances by the University.
6. If a course is taught by more than one teacher then the concerned teachers shall
combinely conduct the process of internal assessment.
7. If any student fails to appear in internal assessment, he/she shall not be eligible to
appear in the end semester examinations of the course(s) concerned. The colleges/
institutes shall notify the same prior to filling up forms for examinations.
8. At the end of the semester (before the end-semester examinations begin) the
concerned college shall submit the internal assessment marks in proper mark sheets
to the University. The University may call the answerscripts from the colleges/
institutes at any time during the academic sessions.

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Educational Infrastructure and

Support Service
7.1 GIRLS’ HOSTEL
(Home away from home)
The college has a girls‘ hostel attached to the campus. It is a well furnished hostel with all basic
facilities. The boarding capacity of the hostel is 124 and total number of vacant seats will
be available after giving accomodation to old bonafied students. The seats are alloted to the
students on the basis of their merit as well as the distance of their residence. The main purpose
of the hostel is to cater the needs of girls who hail from distant and also remote areas of Tinsukia
District other parts of the state or outside and also the neighbouring state of Arunachal Pradesh.
Foreign students will also be given preference. The fees particulars are as given below :–
1. Seat Rent (for 12 months) –– Rs. 3600.00
2. Electricity (for 12 months) –– Rs. 2500.00
3. Establishment (for 12 months) –– Rs. 1000.00
4. Development (for 12 months) –– Rs. 500.00
5. Admission (for 12 months) –– Rs. 300.00
6. Maintenance Charge (for 12 months) –– Rs. 600.00
7. Cooking Gas Charge (for 12 months) –– Rs. 1000.00
8. Miscellaneous –– Rs. 500.00
Total Amount — Rs.10,000.00

7.2 BOYS HOSTEL :

Boys Hostel is with a seat capacity of 30.
For Details contact the Principal

Note :–
Total Amount of Fees mentioned above does not include monthly Mess dues; and fees
mentioned above may changed without any notice.
Contact Persons :–
1) Prof. Rana Changmai, Asso. Prof. , English and Warden (Girls Hostel).
2) Principal – Warden (Boys Hostel)
3) Hem Chandra Gohain – Dealing Asstt.

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7.3 THE CENTRAL LIBRARY
The college has a central library with a present stock of approximately 50,000 books including
some rare publications. Besides reference books there are a good no. of research journals
& periodicals in different disciplines of Arts, Science & Commerce, General knowledge etc.
The individual teaching departments also have their own departmental libraries. Rules and
regulations relating to Central Library are as follows:

7.3.1 RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE CENTRAL LIBRARY :

Working hrs. – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (ON ALL WORKING DAYS)
1.1 Every person who enters the library shall have to sign the register at gate and adhere to
rules of the library.
1.2 Each and every reader of the library should be well behaved and sober.
1.3 Readers / borrowers shall keep silence within the library premises.
1.4 Using of Cell phone is strictly prohibited within the library premises and also in the classes.
1.5 Students must produce their identity card and library card at the time of borrowing
books from the library and the teachers should produce their pass books at the time of
borrowing and returning books.
1.6 A borrower shall be held responsible for any damage or loss of book (s) in his / her
possession.
1.7 No personal belongings except small purses shall be allowed to be carried with the readers
beyond main do or of the library. Bags and goods are to be kept in goods counter taking
token.
1.8 Normally book (s) are issued for 14 (fourteen) days only, however a book may be reissued
for another 7 (seven) days by the librarian.
1.9 If the books are not returned or reissued on the due date, overdue charge for 50 paise per
day will be charged for the period the books are kept beyond the date.
2.0 Reference books, rare books, periodicals and books of the fine Arts and Maps / Globes,
question paper books are not to be issued.
2.1 In case any book is lost or damaged by the borrower, the borrower shall have to replace
the book or pay the cost replacement. If the book is one of a set of volumes, the borrower
may be asked to replace the whole set.
2.2 In case of the loss of a library card, the card-holder must report immediately to the
librarian who will issue a fresh card after a satisfactory explanation and payment of Rs.
30.00 for the duplicate library card to college-office counter.
2.3 A borrower is strongly advised to check books before getting issued, if any mutilation
or marking is found it should be pointed out immediately to the issue counter assistant
to put into record such defects etc. Otherwise the borrower shall be responsible for any
mutilation.
2.4 The library card is not transferable. Borrowing a book against other’s card is not permissible.

7.4. OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

1. BOOK BANK
Book bank facility is available in Central Library and also in most of the
departments to help the poor and needy students.

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2. MEDIA CENTRE
‘‘Golden Jubilee Media Centre’’ developed by the College Teachers’ Unit is
located in the Central Library. It is equipped with a Wi-fi Internet connection with
14 terminals. Students exclusively of the college can use this facility.
3. CAREER GUIDANCE, COUNSELLING & PLACEMENT CELL (CGCPC)
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college is contemplating to establish a
full fledged Career Guidance for providing the students on diverse areas of career and
personal counselling & entrepreneurship activities. For details, please contact – Dr. C.
Bora, Co-ordinator
4. STUDENTS’ POOR FUND
A student’s poor fund is established in the order to help the students coming from a
very poor family. In order to avail such a financial help a student shall have to apply to
the Principal with caste certificate and income certificate from Govt. Authority as and
when proper notification is issued by the college authority, by parents with own student
compulsorily with their physical presence.
5. STUDENTS’ MEDICAL FUND
The college maintains a medical fund to provide financial assistance to medically ailing
poor students. Doctor is appointed to look after the health of the boarders of the Girls
Hostel. Moreover, an arrangement is made with a local Nursing home for subsidized
treatment of the students. Financial help is also offered to a student in the case of accident
or treatment of dreadful diseases.
6. UGC STUDENT SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIP – (PROVISIONAL)
For 100 nos of poor SC/ST/OBC/MINORITIES/PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED/ GEN. for one
year only if the programme continues and granted by the UGC in its 12th plan.
7. GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL
There is a grievance redressal box in the college premises. Students, guardians, employees can
lodge complaint addressed to the principal on genuine matters. Utmost care is taken to provide
justice and redress the genuine grievances of the complainants by an efficient committee.
8. COLLEGE N.C.C.
Tinsukia college is proud to have a very strong and successful NCC (Army) wing, which is
the recipient of so many state level and National prizes. Interested students may join NCC
and brighten their future career.

9. STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
Tinsukia College Students’ Union is the general body of the students of the college. Its
membership is compulsory for every student of the college. Office bearers of the Union
are elected annually. Tinsukia College Students’ Union has its own constitution and hence
it is abide by the constitution and college rules and regulations in all related matters.
10. CANOPY
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11. PHOTO COPY FACILITY
Photocopy facility is available in the campus.
12. STUDENTS’ TRAVELLING CONCESSION
Students are entitled for Rly. concession on their way home from Institution and back
during vacations only. Air concession is also admissible. However, on medical reasons
such concession can be obtained any time during the academic session. Rly concession
for academic excursion is available all the time.
13. EDUSAT
Teaching and educating centre of syllabi for students through UGC satellite programme
guided by D.U. and launched and sponsored by consortium for Educational Communication,
New Delhi. But the UGC has presently stopped the programme due to some difficulties
with the edusat.
14. SICK ROOM – CUM – MEDICAL CENTRE
A sick room-cum-Medical Centre is proposed to develop in the college.
15. N.S.S.
National Social Service organisation approved by D.U. exists in the college. Besides doing
its normal works of social service and other helping social activities, it also adopts a village
in Guijan for doing its works meaningful and useful and also take some extension work in
other places nearby as in Natun Gaon at Guijan and other places.
16. IQAC
Internal Quality Assurance Cell to notice the all quality aspects of teaching – learning,
Extra Curricular activities of students and Administrative aspects and also work for the
NAAC.
17. DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY
All the departments have their own departmental libraries where from books are not
issued but can be used in the department by teachers and students.
18. CYCLE STAND
There are two Cycle stand in the campus. Bi-cycles are to be kept under chain and in
disciplined way.
19. COMPUTER LABORATORIES :
There are four computer labs besides the media centre. One from DST, one from UGC,
one in BBA and one in Computer Science Department. Two big computer lab hold 70-80
nos of computers are proposed to UGC for grants and may be available soon.
20. COACHING AND REMEDIAL CLASSES :
Coaching for PMT, AIEEE, JAT and other competitive examinations are available in Science
as well as in other faculties through teaching staff or Career Counselling and Placement
Cell. Remedial classes for unsuccessful and weak students are held.
21. DRINKING WATER :
A centralised water cooling system providing potable cooled water.
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22. TEACHING AIDS :
A good number of teaching aid are available in the college as audio visual display and
recording aids are used for teaching in classrooms and Seminar Halls. Smart Boards and
other audio visual aids are available in the College.
23. TINSUKIA COLLEGE FILM SOCIETY :
Arrange film shows, festivals and academic related films.
24. E-RESOURCES UNDER NLIST PROGRAMME :
The Central Library of the college has the N-LIST Programme which provide access to
more than 3100 e-journals (including current issue with 10 years back files) and 75000+
e-books.

25. KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUI STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY TINSUKIA COLLEGE STUDY
CENTRE
Moreover, the college has the Assam 2nd biggest study centre of Krishna Kanta Handique
State University, next to Cotton College. It has courses of BPP, BA, B.Com, BCA, MA, M.S.W.
and D.El.Ed (Teachers Training) courses.

26. IDOL, GAUHATI UNIVERSITY STUDY CENTRE

M.Com and some P.G. Diploma courses available under IDOL, Gauhati University under the
Dept. of Commerce & BBA. The programme, of course, is not regular.

27. COLLEGE WEBSITE

The college has a website viz. www.tinsukiacollege.com

28. INTERNET :
[email protected].

29. WI-FI :
The college has Wi-Fi facility within the campus. All computers are Wi-Fi connected and the
students and teachers may have laptop Wi-Fi connectivity free of cost.

30. TINSUKIA COLLEGE CANTEEN :

There is a college canteen kept open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

31. ICT CENTRE :

An ICT contre is going to launch in the college campus under Rajib Gandhi Computer
Literacy Program of the govt.

32. SOLAR ENERGY PROJECT :

A Solar Energy project is going to establish in the college campus under Rajib Gandhi Solar
Energy Mission by the govt. shortly.

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 SECTION EIGHT
Academic Awards and Achievements
A. SCHOLARSHIPS / ACADEMIC AWARDS ETC.
The following scholarships / Academic awards are awarded to the eligible students of
Higher Secondary & Degree classes :–
1.1 National Merit Scholarship
1.2 State Merit Scholarship
1.3 OBC, MOBC, SC, ST Post Matric Scholarship
1.4 A student who secures minimum 70% marks in aggregate in the terminal / Annual / Test
Examination is awarded ‘College Merit Certificate’.
1.5 A student who secures a place within the first ten position in H.S. Examination is awarded
‘Merit Prize’.
1.6 The students who secure the highest aggregate of marks in Degree General / Major
Examination are declared as the ‘Best Graduates’ of the College for the year and are
awarded special prizes.
1.7 UGC scholarship to100 no. of students of Poor. Families of ST / SC / OBC / MINORITIES /
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED, for 1 (one) year, if available and granted by the UGC in 12th
plan.
1.8 Poor Students Scholarship from College Poor Fund.
1.9 The college will help students to get any type of scholarship available elsewhere. Already
many students are having scholarships from many sources in previous years.

B. ACADEMIC AWARDS INSTITUTED BY IQAC

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college has initiated the following cash
awards from the Academic Session 2006 – 07.
1.1 Candidate securing first class / First Division in TDC final examination shall be given a cash
award of Rs. 1000/- & Merit Certificate.
1.2 A ‘Special Library Card’ shall be issued to candidate securing 60% or more marks in Part
I / Part II examinations in case of Commerce & Science faculties. However in case of Arts
faculties, the minimum percentage for such facility is 50%.

C. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD :

Alumni Association award is given to student at Degree Level who scores highest marks
in different subjects. The awards carries a fixed sum of Rs. 1000/-
1. Late Dr. Makhan Ch. Konwar Award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest mark scorer in B.Sc. in
Physics Major instituted by his son Prof. Rajib Konwar.
2. Late Bapiram Borgohain Award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest mark scorer in Mathematics
core, B.Sc. instituted by his son Prof. Bhairab Gohain.
3. Late Biren Ch. Dutta award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest mark scorer in Assamese major in
BA Final year instituted by his daughter Prof Rashmi Dutta.
4. Late Tarun Chandra Phukan and Late Ratna Prova Phukan memorial award of Rs. 1000/-

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 for the highest scorer in TDC Economics Major, instituted by his son Prof. Ajit Chandra
Phukan.
5. Shri Shivnath Das and Smti Jaleswari Devi award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest scorer in
Principle of Business Mangement in B.Com Speciality Course) instituted by his son Prof.
Ram Naresh Das.
6. Late Ananta Shukla memorial award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest mark scorer in Corporate
Accounting instituted by his son Prof. Niranjan Kr. Shukla.
7. Late Bhabataran Choudhury memorial award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest marks in B.Sc.
Mathematics major instituted by his son Prof. Bhadreswar Choudhury.
8. Late B. Mohan memorial award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest marks scorer in General
English in B.A. (Arts stream), instuted by his son Prof. Rajeev Mohan.
9. A cash award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest marks scorer in BA Elective Hindi instituted by
Prof. Ratnagopal Gogoi.
10. A cash award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest marks scorer in Botany major B.Sc. instituted by
Prof. Sanjukta Gohain Baruah.
11. Late Prasanna Kr. Baruah memorial award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest marks scorer in
Mathematics major instituted by his daughter Prof. Indira Baruah.
12. Late Saroj Dutta memorial award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest marks scorer in Zoology
major instituted by his daughter Prof. Joyluxmee Dutta.
13. Best Social Service Award of Rs. 1000/- insituted by Prof. Rana Changmai.
14. Shri Siva Ram Gogoi award of Rs. 1000/- for the Highest marks scorer in Zoology (Major)
instituted by his daughter Prof. Rupali Gogoi.
15. A cash award of Rs. 1000/- for the highest marks scorer in Mathematics major instituted
by Prof. Ranjan Gogoi.

D. ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS :
Academic achievement is the mirror which reflects the real image of any educational institution
& Tinsukia College seems to be very privileged in this regard. For the last ten years or so there
are almost one or two rank holders from different faculties confirming the academic excellence.
A statistics of H.S. Results for the last 5 years are as follows :–

STREAMS 2009 No of 2010 No. 2011 (No. 2012 (No. 2013 (No. 2014 (No.
1st Class of of of 1st of 1st of 1st
Rank Holde 1st Class 1st Class Class Rank Class Rank Class Rank
Rank Rank Holder) Holder) Holder)
Holder Holder)
H.S. (Sc) 08 04 22 30 14 17
H.S. (Com) 25 19 35 19 11 15
H.S. (Arts) 05 02 12 04 11 06
B.Com 15 18 19 22 27 47
B.Sc 24 11 18 19 19 33
B.A 07 06 03 11 03 22

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9.1 SOCIETIES, PUBLICATIONS, RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
1. Tinsukia College Annual MAGAZINE
Tinsukia Mahavidyalaya Alochoni –– Students’ Union – A yearly publication

2. PRAGYAN (A Quarterly Journal of Academic, Intellectual & Career pursuit)
Published by ACTA, Tinsukia College Unit with yearly subscription of the students,
college unit & teachers.
3. DAWN
A Quarterly Newsletter and Journal –– English Department (irregular)

4. EUPHORIA –– Departmental Wall Magazine of
English Dept. (irregular)
5. HORNBILL — Departmental Bulletin (Annual) –– Department of Zoology (irregular)
6. ANURONON –– Departmental Wall Journal of Physics
7. TINCOL'S ECONOMICA –– Departmental Wall Magazine of Economics
8. ASHA –– Departmental Magazine of Bengali
9. MONISHA –– Departmental Wall Magazine of Assamese
10. THE BRAHMAPUTRA –– Departmental Wall Magazine of Geography
11. BOTANICA –– Departmental Wall Magazine of Botany
12. DARSHAN –– Departmental Wall Magazine of Philosophy
13. CHROMA –– Departmental Wall Magazine of Chemistry
14. PAPORI –– Departmental Journal of Assamese(irregular)
15. BHASKAR –– Wall Magazine, Tinsukia College Students'
Union
16. THE TINSUKIA COLLEGE CHRONICLE –– Newsletter (Half Yearly) IQAC
17. PIONEER –– Departmental Wall Magazine of Zoology
9.2 ACADEMIC SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS
1. Physical Science Forum –– Dept. of Physics
2. Chemical Society –– Dept. of Chemistry
3. Botanical Society –– Dept. of Botany
4. Life Study Hive –
An Advancement –– Dept. of Zoology
5. Tinsukia College Geographical
Forum (TCGF) –– Dept. of Geography
6. English Forum –– Dept. of English
7. Socio-Economic Forum –– Dept. of Economics
8. Sahitya Chora –– Dept. of Assamese
9. Philosophical Forum –– Dept. of Philosophy
10. Socio-Political Forum –– Dept. of Political Science
11. Historical Study Forum –– Dept. of History

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 12. Tinsukia College Science Society –– (Irregularly working)
13. Pragyan Study Circle –– An Association for Academic, Intellectual
& editorial board & Career Development.
14. Cell for woman studies and
development under D.U. –– To promote the study of various issues
relating to women and their
empowerment.
15. Alumni Association –– Ex-student Association
16. Tinsukia College Disaster Management Cell (TCDMC) : Secy. Dr Kamaleswar Kalita
17. Assam Science Society, Tinsukia Branch.
18. Parent Teachers Association.
19. Career & Gudance Cell — Co-ordinator Dr. Chaitanya Bora
20. DST Project Implementation and
monitoring Committee
21. Anti Ragging Committee
22. Committee for Redressal of Sexual Harassment
23. Students Disciplinary Action Committee
24. Tinsukia College Construction Committee
25. Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University Tinsukia College Study Centre
Management Committee
26. Management Committee for Centre for Management Education
27. Academic Committee for Centre for Management Education
28. BCA Management Committee
29. IT Management Committee
30. IQAC Co-ordinators –– Mr. Ajit Ch. Phukan & Mr. Niranjan Kr. Shukla
31. Committee for Teachers benefit fund
32. Tinsukia College Multi-Gymnasium Club
33. Tinsukia College Academic Committee
34. ACTA, Tinsukia College Unit
35. Tinsukia College Employees' Association
36. Tinsukia College Library Committee
37. Tinsukia College Students' Union
38. Tinsukia College Vigilance Cell
These various Societies, Forums and Associations are formed from time to time in order
to motivate and guide the students in different fields of their interest.

9.3 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES :

1. Research Cell (IQAC) –– Dr. Bulbul Gogoi-Co-ordinator
2. Ph.D. Guides –– Dr. Bhuban Gogoi, Principal,
For Geography, D.U. (5No of Research Scholars
Registered)
Dr. Chaitanya Bora, for Commerce, D.U

9.4 NATIONAL SEMINAR, WORKSHOP, COUNSELLING, PLACEMENT, ETC. HELD TILL

DATE.

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 1. UGC sponsored National Seminar on Natural and Human Disaster in NE India
their Management and a National Workshop on Remote Science and Geographic
Information System (GIS) and their application in Environmental Management held
under Geography department.
2. Many Symposium, Training Program, Workshop, Health Councelling and Career
Counselling Programmes held in the college at many times.
3. Campus interview and recruitment also held for many times inside and outside the
in the college campus under our initiatives.
4. DST, OIL sponsored National Workshop on the General Relativily and Astronomy :
its foundation and current trend.
5. KKHSOU and OIL sponsored National Seminer on Distance Learning : Its importance,
scope, mode and social prospective in present day society.
6. UGC sponsored National Seminer on State of Business and Political Ethics in
Present Socio-Economic system.
7. Teachers Memorial, Mayuri Bora Memorial and other lectures by - Paragdhar
Chaliha, Dr. Hiren Gohain, Dr. Nagen Saikia, Dr. Dhruba Jyoti Bora, Dr. Sita Nath
Lahkar, Dr. Hem Ch Kalita, Dr. Mallika Kandali, Dr. Upen Rabha Hasakam, Dr. Siba
Nath Barman, Dr. Md. Taher, Dr. A.K. Bhagawati, Dr. Ashok Goswami, Dr. Kandarpa
Deka, Dr. Sushil Goswami, Dr. Ratneswar Borman, Dr. Kutubuddin Ahmed, Dr. G.D.
Boruah, Monalisha Sankija, Dr. Nirmal Sahebwala, Dr. D.K. Choudhuri, Dr. Kalyanee
Baruah, Dr. Subenoy Chakravorty, Dr Kishori Mohan Pathak, Mr. Kamaleswar Bora,
Dr. Anuaruddin Choudhury, Dr. Mathura Nath Bhattacharjya, Dr. M.M. Sharma,
Mr. Hyder Hussain, Dr. Narayan Chetry, Dr. Varun Joshi, Dr. D.S. Bhattacharjee, Dr.
Pranjal Bezbaruah and many eminent personality of Assam and outside.

9.5 GOVERNING BODY (CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE)

PRESIDENT –– MR. M. N. SAIKIA

Principal (Rtd.), Tinsukia College
MEMBERS –– DR. SUKHEN CHAKRABORTY
Principal (Rtd.), Tinsukia College
DR. CHANDRA KANTA SHARMA
Principal (Rtd.), Tinsukia Womens' College
MR. RATAN SEAL (BULU SEAL)
Vice-Chairman, Tinsukia Municipal Board
GUARDIAN REPRESENTATIVE –– ................................................
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TEACHER REPRESENTATIVES –– MR. MRIGANKA CHOWDHURY
MR. NIRANJAN SHUKLA
OFFICE STAFF REPRESENTATIVES : MR. K.S. BHUJEL
PRINCIPAL & SECRETARY –– DR. BHUBAN GOGOI
VICE-PRINCIPAL –– DR. RISHI DAS

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Teaching Staff
PRINCIPAL
Dr. Bhuban Gogoi, M.A., Ph.D.
Phone : 0374-2338340 (O)
9435708365 (M)

VICE-PRINCIPAL (Academic)
Dr. Rishi Das, M.Sc., Ph.D., B.Ed.
Phone : 9435036774 (M)

ASSAMESE PHYSICS
1. Mr Kanak Kalita, M.A. (HoD) - 9435335719 1. Dr Rajib Konwar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D, HoD
2. Mrs Manashi Rajkhowa, M.A. - 9435020301 - 9435136623
3. Mrs Tulika Das, M.A., M.Phil. - 9859326046 2. Mr Satya Jyoti Gogoi, M.Sc., M.Phil.-8011239371
4. Mr Tankeswar Das, M.A. - 9435490437 3. Dr Bulbul Gogoi, M.Sc., Ph.D - 9954670842
5. Mrs Momi Shyam, M.A. 4. Dr Minakshi Chamua, M.Sc., M. Phil, Ph.D-9435037939
6. Mr Mukta Nath Saikia, M.A. 5. Ms Rituara Ahmed, M.Sc.
BENGALI 6. Mr. Biswajit Boruah, M.Sc.
1. Mr Sushanta Kar, M.A.(Double),HoD-9954226966 MATHEMATICS
2. Mrs Madhumita Sengupta, M.A. 1. Dr Dipika Bhattacherjee, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D, HoD.
- 9954042550
ENGLISH 2. Mr Bhadreshwar Choudhury, M.Sc. - 9954043518
1. Mr Rajib Mohan, M.A., HoD. - 9435036813 3. Mrs Indira Baruah, M.Sc. - 9954227002
2. Mrs Anjali Baruah,M.A.,M.Phil.- 9435036140 4. Mr Ranjan Gogoi, M.Sc., M.Phil. - 9435035718
3. Mr Rana Kr. Changmai, M.A. 9435134539 5. Dr Bhairab Borgohain, M.Sc., M. Phil, Ph.D
4. Mr Mriganka Choudhury, M.A.- 9435410401 - 9954354660
5. Mrs Mayuri Sharma Baruah,M.A.,M.Phil.-9954388572 6. Mr Debakanta Buragohain, M.Sc. - 9859306563
6. Mr Rupam Boro, M.A.
STATISTICS
HINDI 1. Mr Rajen Saikia, M.Sc., HoD. - 9435266558
1. Mr Ratna Gopal Gogoi, M.A., HoD - 9401077273 2. Mr Lilasen Tamuly, M.Sc. - 9854148840
2. Dr Raghu Nath Yadav, M.A., Ph.D - 9435019791 3. Mrs Mehroon N. Begum, M.Sc.,M.Phil. - 9954881432
3. Mr Dinesh Pratap Shukla, M.A 4. Ms Chikhla Jun Gogoi, M.Sc.
BOTANY
1. Dr (Mrs) Sanjukta Gohain Baruah, M.Sc., Ph.D.,
CHEMISTRY
HoD. - 9435031907
1. Mrs Monika Devi, M.Sc., HoD - 9435532505
2. Dr Apurba Bhaskar Gogoi, M.Sc., M.Phil. Ph.D.
2. Dr Saswati Phukan, M.Sc., Ph.D. - 9435039375
3. Dr. Sushmita Chakraborty, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
3. Ms Pallavi Gogoi, M.Sc., M.Phil. - 9435591391
- 9435739925
4. Mr Biplob Banik, M.Sc. - 9954164021
4. Mrs. Rajashis Das, M.Sc.
5. Dr Pankaj Saikia, M.Sc., Ph.D. - 9864331160
5. Mr. Dipika Rajput, M.Sc.
6. Dr Ruby Baruah, M.Sc, Ph.D - 9435529446

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1. Md. Anwar Hussain, M.Sc., HoD. 1. Mrs Rashmi Dutta, M.A., HoD. - 9435531540
2. Mr Anjan Borthakur, M.Sc., HoD -9435393261 2. Dr Nilim Jyoti Senapati, M.A., Ph.D. -9455134783
3. Dr. Rishi Das, M.Sc., Ph.D, B.T. - 9435036774 3. Mr Baikuntha Das, M.A. - 9435334974
4. Dr. (Mrs.) Rupali Gogoi, M.Sc., Ph.D - 9435131075 4. Mrs Hima Das Hazarika, M.A. (Double), M.Phil
5. Mrs Joyluxmi Dutta, M.Sc. M. Phil- 9435394926 - 9954597766
5. Mr Jayanta Bora, M.A
COMMERCE
1. Mr Santanu Kr. Borah, M.Com, M.Phil., HoD PHILOSOPHY
2. Sri Binod Kr. Lohia, M.Com., L.L.B. - 9435336566 1. Dr. (Mrs.) Bandana Pujari, M.A., Ph.D, HoD
3. Mr Niranjan Kr. Shukla, M.Com - 9435335771
4. Dr. Chaitanya Bora, M.Com., Ph.D.-9864237133 2. Mrs. Sangeeta Baruah, M.A. - 9435039378
5. Dr. Manoj Goswami, M.Com., Ph.D. 3. Mr Debananda Bhattacharyya, M.A.
- 9954272430 - 9435330884
6. Mr Ram Naresh Das, M.Com.,B.Ed-9854326737 4. Mr. Pranjal Changkakoty, M.A.
7. Ms. Jyoti Sah, M.Com.
ECONOMICS COMPUTER SCIENCE
1. Mrs Monika Das, M.A., HoD. - 9435136914 1. Mr Gopal Krishna Baruah, M.C.A., HoD
2. Mr Ajit Chandra Phukan, M.A. -9435135650 2. Md. F. Hussain, PGDCA (Tutor)
3. Mr Surjya Chutia, M.A. - 9954456991 3. Ms Bandana Baruah, MCA
4. Mrs Rashmita Borkotoky, M.A., M.Phil.
- 9854431483 PART-TIME KKHSOU TEACHER COUNCELLORS
5. Mr. Krishore Boruah, M.A. 1. Mr. Rajeev Mohan –– English - 9435036813
2. Mrs. Ruby Deka –– Pol. Science
BBA 3. Mr. Rupam Boro – English
1. Ms. Prarthana Chaliha, MBA 4. Dr. Manoj Goswami –– Commerce - 9954272430
2. Ms Binti Nath, MBA 5. Mr. R. N. Das –– Commerce9854326737
& others mentioned inside 6. Mr. Ranjan Gogoi –– Mathematics - 9435035718
7. Mrs. Ashima Bora –– Education
HISTORY 8. Ms. Rupamoni Saikia – Assamese
1. Mrs Anjana Goswami,M.A., HoD. -9435336542 9. Ms. Pallabi Baruah –– Education
2. Dr. Achyut Kr. Borthakur, M.A.,Ph.D, L.L.B 10. Mr. Durgeswar Gohain –– Sociology
- 9435134394 11. Mr. Jugal Kishore Koch –– MSW
3. Mr Pranab Dutta, M.A. - 9435134617 12. Mr. Nanda Sinha –– Education
4. Mrs. Kashmiri Dohutia, M.A. 13. Mr. Surjya Chutia –– Co-ordinator
24. Dr. Bhuban Gogoi –– Study Centre In-charge
GEOGRAPHY 15. Ms. Nijara Deka — History
1. Dr. Ranjan Das, M.Sc., Ph.D., HoD. -9435736364 16. Ms. Munmi Boruah — Sociology
2. Mr Hira Lal Verma, M.A., LL.B, B.T. - 9864215938 17. Mr. Bhadreswar Chowdhury — Mathematics
3. Mrs Pranamika Das, M.A. - 9435002033
4. Dr. Kamalesh Kalita, M.A., B.Ed.,
M. Phil, Ph.D., Cirt in GIS&RS -9435132745
5. Mr S. Barman, M.Sc., M. Phil. - 9707016541

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SESSION 2015-16
OFFICE STAFF 12. Mr. Bipin Dutta (Night Guard)
1. Mr. K.S. Bhujel (Super Assistant) 13. Mr K. Nahar (Tanti)
2. Mr. S. Khanikar ( U. D./ Accountant ) 14. Mr L. Nag
3. Mr. A. Shukla (UD) 15. Mr Hemanta Das (Night Guard)
4. Mr. H. Gohain (Cashier) 16. Mr Chandana Tanti
5. Mr. G. Chakraborty 17. Mr Rana Dutta
6. Mr. Animesh Kalita 18. Mr Champaklal Teli
7. Mr. Nabul Borah 19. Mr Jinu Gayari
8. Mr Niraj Sharma (BBA) 20. Mr Ranjan Bora (Gate Security)
9. Mr. Nibir Kakoty 21. Mr Prasanta Khatowal
10. Mr. Sushil Jaiswal (IQAC) (Boys‘ Hostel 4th Grade)
22. Mr. Nirmal Das (Girls' Hostel 4th Grade)
LIBRARY STAFF 23. Mrs. Debobala Gohain
1. Librarian (Vacant) (Girls' Hostel Cook)
2. Mrs. A. Hazarika, Asst. Lib. (Lib. in charge) 24. Mrs. Annada Dutta (-do-)
3. Ms Sumi Das – Lib. Assistant 25. Mrs. Nilima Kalita (-do-)
4. Mr H. Dutta, Bearer 26. Ms. Kaushalya Moran
5. Mr Rubul Boruah, Lib. Assistant (Girls' Hostel Mannial)
6. Mr Pranab Konwar, Bearer, 27. Mrs. Chakila Patnaik
Xerox & 4th Grade and Work Supervising (Girls‘ Hostel Mannial)
28. Mrs. Babli Das
XEROX CENTRE (Cleaner - College & Hostel)
1. Mr S. Borthakur 29. Mr. Siba Nag (Mali)
30. Mr. Gautam Bora (Lab Bearer)
4TH GRADE EMPLOYEES
1. Mr Thomas Sonowal (Lab Bearer) MEDIA CENTRE
2. Mr Anup Roy (Lab Bearer) 1. Mr. Monuj Dutta
3. Mr D.P. Sharma (Lab Bearer)
4. Mr D.L. Karn (Lab Bearer) GIRLS‘ HOSTEL METRON
5. Mr Khireswar Neog (Night Guard) 1. Mrs. Sikha Sen
6. Mr D. Saikia (Lab Bearer)
7. Mr K. Bahadur Chetry (Lab Bearer) KKHSOU OFFICE & 4TH GRADE STAFF
8. (Mrs.) M. Sonar (Part-Time)
9. Mr D. Chakraborty 1. Mr. G. Chakraborty
10. Mr Jitul Dutta (Lab Bearer) 2. Mr. H. Gohain
11. Mr Lila Kt. Bhattarai Gohain (Lab Bearer) 3. Mr. P. Konwar
4. Mr. Rana Dutta

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