नागालैण्ड विश्वविद्यालय

NAGALAND UNIVERSITY
(संसद द्वारा पाररत अधिधियम 1989, क्रमांक 35 के अंतर्गत स्थाधपत केंद्रीय धिश्वधिद्यालय)
(A Central University established by an Act of Parliament No.35 of 1989)
मुख्यालय : लुमामी, धिला : िुन्हेबोटो (िार्ालैण्ड), धपिकोड – 798627
HEADQUARTERS: LUMAMI,
DIST: ZUNHEBOTO,(NAGALAND),PIN CODE-798627
NAAC ACCREDITED GRADE ‘B+’ UNIVERSITY

PROSPECTUS
FOR ACADEMIC SESSION 2024-25

M.A/M.Sc./M.Com./M.Ed./MBA/LL.M
PG. Diploma/Ph.D
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PROSPECTUS

FOR
ACADEMIC SESSION 2024-25
For Online Admission& Instructions, Log on to www.nagalanduniversity.ac.in

Published by: Nagaland University

Copyright: Registrar, Nagaland University

2024

NAGALAND UNIVERSITY
Headquarters: Lumami-798627
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➢ Message from of the Vice-Chancellor ………………………………………………… 1

➢ About Nagaland University ………………………………………………… 2
➢ Dignitaries of the University ………………………………………………… 3
➢ Statutory Officers of the University ………………………………………………… 3
➢ Deans of Schools ………………………………………………… 3
➢ Other Deans ………………………………………………… 4
➢ Directors of Different Councils/Cells/Centers ………………………………………………… 4
➢ Administrative Officers(Group-A) of the University ………………………………………………… 4-5
➢ Schools & Departments/Centres ………………………………………………… 6–7
➢ Programme of Studies & Intake Capacity (Per ………………………………………………… 8–9
Semester)
➢ Eligibility Criteria for Admission to different ………………………………………………… 10–13
Programmes
➢ Application Procedure ………………………………………………… 14–15
School of Sciences ………………………………………………… 16
1.Department of Anthropology ………………………………………………… 17–20
2.Department of Botany ………………………………………………… 21–24
3.Department of Chemistry ………………………………………………… 25–27
4.Department of Environmental Science ………………………………………………… 28–30
5.Department of Forestry ………………………………………………… 31–32
6.Department of Geography ………………………………………………… 33–35
7.Department of Geology ………………………………………………… 36–38
8.Department of Mathematics ………………………………………………… 39–41
9.Department of Physics ………………………………………………… 42–43
10.Department of Zoology ………………………………………………… 44–46
School of Social Sciences ………………………………………………… 47
1.Department of Economics ………………………………………………… 48–50
2.Department of Political Science ………………………………………………… 51–54
3.Department of Sociology ………………………………………………… 55–56
4.Department of Law ………………………………………………… 57–58
5.Department of Commerce ………………………………………………… 59–61
6.Department of History & Archaeology ………………………………………………… 62–64
7.Department of Psychology ………………………………………………… 65–67
School of Humanities & Education ………………………………………………… 68
1.Department of Education ………………………………………………… 69–71
2.Department of English ………………………………………………… 72–75
3.Department of Hindi ………………………………………………… 76–78
4.Department of Linguistics ………………………………………………… 79–80
5.Department of Mass Communication ………………………………………………… 81--83
6.Department of Teacher Education ………………………………………………… 84–87
7.Department of Tenyidie ………………………………………………… 88–93
8.Centre for Naga Tribal Language Studies ………………………………………………… 94–95
School of Management Studies ………………………………………………… 96
1. Department of Management ………………………………………………… 97–101
Fee Structure
➢ Fee structure for M.A./M.Sc./M.Com ………………………………………………… 102
Programmes
➢ Fee structure for LL.M Programme ………………………………………………… 103
➢ Fee structure for Ph.D. Programmes ………………………………………………… 104
➢ Fee structure for MBA Programme ………………………………………………… 105
➢ Fee structure for Executive MBA ………………………………… 106
➢ Fee structure for M.Ed.Programme ………………………………………………… 107
➢ Fees payable for B.ED.& M.ED. Programmes by 108
affiliated colleges …………………………………

➢ Fee structure for PG Diploma in CNTLS, ………………………………………………… 109

Biodiversity & Hindi Dept.
➢ Fee structure for Certificate Courses ………………………………………………… 110-
111
➢ Transportation Fee ………………………………………………… 111
➢ Refund of Fees on withdrawal of Admission ………………………………………………… 111
➢ Fee Exemption ………………………………………………… 111
Academic Calander: ………………………………………………… 112
➢ Students’ Amenities ………………………………………………… 113-
➢ Photos 116
……………………………………………. 117
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Nagaland University is a Central University established on 6th September 1994 by an Act of

Parliament (No.35 of 1989) with its headquarters at Lumami in Zunheboto District. It has three
permanent campuses at Lumami, Medziphema and Meriema (Kohima) and a temporary campus
at Dimapur. The University has presently six Schools of Studies, viz. School of Sciences, School
of Social Sciences, School of Agricultural Sciences, School of Humanities & Education, School
of Engineering & Technology, and School of Management Studies. It has 43 Departments and
5 Centres of Studies offering Under Graduate, Post Graduate, M.Phil., Ph.D. and
Diploma/Certificate courses in various disciplines of Arts, Science, Commerce, Humanities,
Agriculture Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Management and Law.
Nagaland University has adopted the National Education Policy, 2020 which envisages
broad-based accessibility, multidisciplinary, holistic education withflexible curricula, creative
combination of subjects, integration of vocational education and multiple entry and exit points
with appropriate certification.
The University is committed to promote professionalism, creativity and innovation aimed at
making a positive impact on education and academic research. Nagaland University also lays
emphasis on skill development which is a key area for success in the job market.
Our focus is on efficient teaching-learning processes aimed at improvement in the quality of
teaching and competitiveness among the students in tune with the changing requirements.
Essential infrastructural facilities are in place in all campuses of the University such as
modern classrooms, internet connectivity, library with extensive collection of books and
journals to support teaching and research, access to National Digital Library, practical and
research laboratories with modern equipment, separate hostels for girls and boys, gymnasium,
playgrounds, indoor stadium, auditorium, health centre, cafeteria and other vital amenities for
students and campus residents.
As we enter the academic year 2024-25, I convey best wishes to all aspirants seeking
admission to various courses in Nagaland University and urge them to seize the opportunity
that awaits them and work hard towards a successful and bright future.

(J.K.PATNAIK)
Vice Chancellor, Nagaland University

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The Nagaland University Act was passed by the Parliament Vide No. 35.1989 and
established in 1994 as a Central University. The University has Kohima Campus at
Meriema, Agricultural (SAS) Campus at Medziphema, and Engineering & Technology
(SET) at Dimapur. The Headquarter has been functional since 2010 at Lumami,
Zunheboto. Currently, there are 6 (Six) Schools and 43 (Forty three) departments and 5
(Five) Centres.

Mission
“The University shall disseminate and advance knowledge by providing
instructional and research facilities in such branches of learning as it may deem fit; to
make provision for integrated courses in humanities, natural and physical sciences,
social sciences, agricultural sciences, disciplines in the education and forestry and
other allied programmes of the university, and to take appropriate measures for
promoting innovations in teaching-learning process, inter-disciplinary studies and
research to educate and train manpower for the development of the state of Nagaland,
and to pay special attention to the improvement of the social economic conditions and
welfare of people of the state; their intellectual and cultural development”.

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DIGNITARIES OF THE UNIVERSITY:

❖ Visitor : Smt. Droupadi Murmu

Hon’ble President of India

❖ Chief Rector : Shri. La Ganesan

Hon’ble Governor of Nagaland

❖ Chancellor : Dr. Samudra Gupta Kashyap

STATUTORY OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

❖ Vice Chancellor - Prof. Jagadish K Patnaik

❖ Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Kohima Campus, Meriema) - Prof. Glenn T. Thong

❖ Pro-Vice-Chancellor (SAS, Medziphema) - Prof. Akali Sema

❖ Registrar - Dr. Abemo

❖ Finance Officer - Mr. N. Albert Khizho

❖ Controller of Examinations - Mr. Yanrenthung Ezung

DEANS OF SCHOOLS

❖ School of Humanities & Education - Prof. Jano S Liegise

❖ School of Social Sciences - Prof. M.K. Sinha

❖ School of Sciences - Prof. M.S.Rawat

❖ School of Agricultural Science - Prof. L. Daiho

❖ School of Engineering & Technology - Prof. V.K.Vidyarthi

❖ School of Management Studies (i/c) - Prof. M.K. Sinha

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OTHER DEANS
❖ Dean, Students’Welfare - Prof. Wangshimenla

DIRECTORS OF COUNCILS/CELLS/CENTRES
❖ Director, College Development Council (CDC) i/c - Mr.Yanrenthung Ezung

❖ Director, Research Development & Consultancy - Prof. Temjensosang

(RDC)

❖ Director, IQAC - Prof. Dipak Sinha

❖ Director (i/c), Tribal Research Centre - Prof. Athungo Ovung

❖ Director (i/c), Women Studies Centre - Prof. Buno Liegise

❖ Centre for Naga Tribal Language Studies - Prof. Jano S Liegise

Dean,
School of Humanities & Education

❖ Centre for Southeast Asian Studies - Prof. Moamenla Amer,

HOD, Political Science

❖ Centre for Biodiversity - Prof. Talijungla
HOD, Botany
❖ Chief Vigilance Officer - Prof. Dipak Sinha

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS (GROUP-A) OF THE UNIVERSITY

Hqrs: Lumami

1. Dr. T.Temjen - Deputy Librarian

2. Mr. Vekhoyi Tetseo - Deputy Registrar (Estt.-I)
3. Ms. Angunuo Khieya - Deputy Registrar (Finance)
4. Mr. Kahoshe Sumi - Deputy Registrar (GAD)
5. Mr. Abhijit Sutradhar - Deputy Registrar (Academic & Conference,EC Cell)
6. Mr. Thiyam Sudip - Deputy Registrar (Estt-II)
7. Dr. T.Akummenba Jamir - Deputy Registrar (Exam)
8. Dr. Harish Kumar Tiwari - Deputy Director of Sports
9. Smt. Priyanka Sengar - Internal Audit Officer
10. Er. Rukusayi Rhakho - Executive Engineer
11. Mr. Peter Ki - Public Relation Officer

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12. Mr. Medongu Chirhah - Assistant Registrar (Exam)

13. Mr. Imkongnungba - Assistant Registrar (Academic & Conference)
14. Mr. Imlimeren - Assistant Registrar (RDC/ SC,ST Cell)
15. Mr. Ochentsungba Ozukum - Information Scientist
16. Er. Zajamo Yanthan - System Administrator
17. Dr. Moyasungkum - Medical Officer
18. Mr. Ashish Kumar - Hindi Officer/Assistant Regsistrar i/c to V.C
19. Mr. Chanlang Ki Bareh - Assistant Librarian

Kohima Campus, Meriema

1. Dr. Takujungla Jamir - Chief Medical Officer

2. Mr. Metsizolie Medoze - Deputy Rigistrar
3. Dr. Takatemsu - Deputy Librarian
4. Mr. Mesanguto Meru - Assistant Director of Sports
5. Er. Bendanginla Jamir - System Administrator

Medziphema Campus

1. Dr. Vitseilie Phewhuo - Chief Medical Officer

2. Mr. Mhonbemo Ngullie - Deputy Librarian
3. Mr. Lima Changkiri - Assistant Registrar
4. Mr. Benjungkumba - Assistant Registrar

SET, Dimapur

1. Dr. Anthony V.Richa - Deputy Registrar

2. Mr.Jevito Shohe - Assistant Librarian

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SCHOOLS & DEPARTMENTS/CENTRES

1. SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
Lumami Kohima Campus, Meriema
1 Anthropology 1 Geology
2 Botany
3 Chemistry
4 Environmental Science
5 Forestry
6 Geography
7 Mathematics
8 Physics
9 Zoology
10 Centre for Biodiversity

2. SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Lumami Kohima Campus,Meriema
1 Economics 1 Commerce
2 Political Science 2 History & Archaeology
3 Sociology 3 Psychology
4 Law
5 Tribal Research Centre
6 Centre for South East Asian Studies

3. SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND EDUCATION

Lumami Kohima Campus, Meriema

1 Mass Communication 1 Education
2 English
3 Hindi
4 Linguistics
5 Teacher Education
6 Tenyidie
7 Centre for Naga Tribal Language Studies
8 Women Studies Centre

4. SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (SMS)

KOHIMA CAMPUS, MERIEMA

1 Management

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5. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES (SAS),

MEDZIPHEMA CAMPUS
1 Agricultural Economics
2 Agricultural Engineering
3 Agricultural Extension Education
4 Agronomy
5 Livestock Production & Management
6 Entomology
7 Genetics & Plant Breeding
8 Rural Development & Planning
9 Horticulture
10 Plant Pathology
11 Soil & Water Conservation
12 Soil Science
13 Vocational Studies & Skill Development
6. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
(SET),DIMAPUR
1 Agricultural Engineering & Technology
2 Biotechnology
3 Computer Science & Engineering
4 Electronics & Communication Engineering
5 Information Technology

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PROGRAMME OF STUDIES & INTAKE CAPACITY

(PER SEMESTER)
SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
Location Department Programme PG Intake Ph.D
Capacity seat
vacancy
Anthropology M.A/M.Sc. & Ph.D 10 02
Botany M.Sc. & Ph.D 30 10
Chemistry M.Sc. & Ph.D 27 03
Environmental Science M.Sc. & Ph.D 15 10
Lumami Forestry M.Sc. & Ph.D 10 04
Geography M.A/M.Sc .& Ph.D 30 07
Mathematics M.Sc. & Ph.D 15 01
Physics M.Sc. & Ph.D 15 10
Zoology M.Sc. & Ph.D 30 05
Kohima
Campus, Geology M.Sc. & Ph.D 22 02
Meriema
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Economics M.A & Ph.D 50 00
Political Science M.A & Ph.D 55 00
Lumami
Sociology M.A & Ph.D 55 14
Law LL.M & Ph.D 17 03
Kohima Commerce M.Com. & Ph.D 50 06
Campus, History & Archeology M.A & Ph.D 55 14
Meriema
Psychology M.A & Ph.D 25 04
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & EDUCATION
Education M.A & Ph.D 55 05
English M.A & Ph.D 65 05
Kohima Hindi M.A & Ph.D 20 03
Campus, Linguistics M.A & Ph.D 40 00
Meriema Teacher Education M.Ed. & Ph.D 40 05
Tenyidie M.A & Ph.D 50 02
Centre for Naga Tribal Ph.D 00 05
Language
Studies(CNTLS)
Lumami Mass Communication M.A & Ph.D 10 01
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES(SMS)
Kohima
Management MBA & Ph.D 30 05
Campus,
Meriema
Executive MBA 30 00

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DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATES COURSES
Location Department/ Programme Intake Capacity Course
Centres Duration
Centre for Naga i.PG DNLCS 30 1 Year
Tribal ii.PG DF 30 1 Year
Language
Studies
(CNTLS)

Hindi PG Diploma in Hindi 25 1 Year

Kohima
Campus, i.Tenyidie Diploma
Meriema Courses for
International 05 3 Months
Student
ii.Crash
Course in
Spoken Tenyidie 15 1 Month
Tenyidie
iii.Diploma Course in
Tenyidie 15 1 Year

iv.Certificate Course in
Tenyidie 15 6 Months

Linguistics Certificate course in 30 6 Months

Japanese language
Certificate Course on
Lumami Political Southeast Asian
Science 15 6 Months
Studies

Zology Certificate Course on

1. Industrial 15 6 Months
Microbiology
2. Aquaculture 15 6 Months

Post Graduate Diploma

Botany in Biodiversity
Conservation and 10 1 Year
Mangement
Certificate Course on
Botany 1. Biodiversity studies 5 6 Months
2. Orchid Tissue
5 6 Months
Culture

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO PG PROGRAMME

It is the policy of the Nagaland University to offer equal educational opportunities to

all qualified persons, provided required conditions are fulfilled by the applicant:
1. Eligible students for Major streams (internally or externally) will be given
preference over General stream.
2. An applicant must have passed three-year Degree Course with Honours/Major
with 50% marks and for General Stream students of Arts, Commerce and Science
with 55% in the concerned subject in which admission is sought.
3. For admission to LL.M. course an applicant must have LL.B. degree with 55% of
marks under 10+2+3 pattern or Five years integrated course under 10+2+5
pattern.
4. 5% marks relaxation for SC/ST /OBC (NCL)/PwD category will be considered.
5. Applicants who have graduated from Colleges (Private/Govt./Autonomous)
affiliated to Nagaland University shall be entitled to 10% weight-age of Bonus
marks over others. For instance, a candidate who had passed out from any
College affiliated to Nagaland University with 60% marks in graduation will get
6% as additional weight- age and his/her total percentage will become 66%
while drawing the merit index of selection.
6. The number of seats available for admission to each Department will depend
upon seats authorized by the University.
7. Reservation Policy-Reservation in courses offered by Nagaland University shall
be as per the laid down norms/rules of GoI and Nagaland University.
Note:

1. Application for admission under sports ‘quota and Employees ‘quota should be
routed through the respective Head of Department and Departmental Admission
Committee in order of merit.
2. Only spouse/children of an employee of regular University may be included under
Employees ‘quota.
3. When the seats reserved for different categories are not filled, the same may be
allotted to the indigenous ST candidates. However, due care should be taken to
ensure that the eligibility of deserving candidates under various categories are
accommodated before the seats are allotted to indigenous STs.
4. For admission in M.Sc. (Anthropology) candidates with B.Sc. degree in Science
subjects (even without Anthropology) with an aggregate percentage of 50 or
more percentage from Nagaland University or any other UGC recognized
university shall be considered. However, candidates who have taken
Anthropology at UG level will be given preference.

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO PhD PROGRAMME

1. Eligibility:
Subject to the conditions stipulated in the UGC Regulations and Ordinance of
Nagaland University, the following persons are eligible to seek admission to the
Ph.D programme:
i. Candidates for admission to the Ph.D programme shall have a Master’s Degree
or a professional degree declared equivalent to the Master’s Degree by the
corresponding statutory regulatory body, with at least55% marks in aggregate
or its equivalent grade ‘B’ in the UGC 7-point scale (or an equivalent grade in a
point scale wherever grading system is followed) or an equivalent degree
from a foreign educational institution accredited by an Assessment and
Accreditation Agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an
authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any
other statutory authority in that country for the purpose of assessing,
accrediting or assuring quality and standards of educational institutions.

ii. A relaxation of 5% of marks, from 55% to 50%, or an equivalent relaxation of

grade, may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/
Differently-abled and other categories of candidate as per the decision of the
Commission from time to time, or for those who had obtained their Master’s
Degree prior to 19th September 1991. The eligibility marks of 55% (for an
equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) and
the relaxation of 5% to the categories mentioned above are permissible based
only on the qualifying marks without including the grace mark procedures.

iii. Candidates who have cleared the M.Phil. Course Work with at least 55%
marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade ‘B’ in the UGC 7-point scale (or an
equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) and
successfully completing the M.Phil. Degree shall be eligible to do research
work leading to the Ph.D Degree. A relaxation of 5% of marks from 55% to
50%, or an equivalent relaxation of grade, may be allowed for those belonging
to SC/ST/OBC (non- creamy layer)/ Differently-abled and other categories of
candidate as per the decision of the Commission from time to time.
iv. A candidate, whose M.Phil. Dissertation has been evaluated and the viva voce
is pending, may be admitted to the PhD programme of the same Institution.
v. Candidates possessing a Degree considered equivalent to M.Phil. Degree of an
Indian Institution, from a Foreign Institution accredited by an Assessment and
Accreditation Agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an
authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any
other statutory authority in that country for the purpose of assessing
accrediting or assuring quality and standards of educational institutions, shall
be eligible for admission to Ph.D programme.

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2. Additional weight-age during the Selection Process:

i. Persons with M.Phil. Degree from Nagaland University.

ii. Candidates qualified in any of the National Eligibility Test (NET), recognized by
the UGC.
iii. Candidates with JRF.
iv. Candidates securing an average ‘A’ grade of 60% and above in the course work
of M.Phil Programme of Nagaland University.
v. Subject to availability of seats, candidates belonging to the following categories
and fulfilling the criteria stipulated under clause 1 above, may also be admitted
on the recommendation of the Department:
a. Regular employees of Nagaland University.
b. Teachers of colleges affiliated to Nagaland University with an experience of at
least Three (3) years of continuous service.
c. Persons with at least 9 (nine) years of experience in Administration,
Management and having specialized knowledge in the proposed field of
research to the satisfaction of the department concerned.
d. Persons who have completed at least one year of research in a
University/Institution after his/her registration, provisional or otherwise,
under the supervision of a teacher.

3. UGC Regulations/ Guideline sand Nagaland University Ordinance:

Procedure for the admission and award of Ph.D Degree shall be in accordance with
the UGC Minimum Standards and Procedure for award of Ph.D Degree Regulation
2022, and the Ordinance of Nagaland University. Subsequent amendments in the
University Ordinance/UGC guidelines, if any, shall be followed as and when such
changes are made/ notified.

4. Reservation Policy

Reservation in courses offered by Nagaland University shall be as per the laid down
norms/rules of GoI and Nagaland University.

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO PG DIPLOMA & CERTIFICATE

COURSES

1. PG Diploma in Linguistics:
Bachelor Degree in any stream/subject from any UGC recognized
University/Institute having 45% marks for GEN./OBC category and 40% for
SC/ST category.

2. PG Diploma in Hindi Teaching:

Bachelor Degree in any stream/subject from any UGC recognized University/
Institute.

3. Certificate in Spoken English:

Minimum eligibility for admission shall be Higher Secondary.

4. PG Certificate in Spoken English & Writing Skills:

Minimum eligibility for admission shall be Bachelor Degree in any discipline.

5. One Year Diploma Course in Tenyidie:

Class 12 with knowledge of spoken Tenyidie.

6. Six Months Certificate in Tenyidie:

Class 12 with knowledge of spoken Tenyidie.

7. Three Months Diploma Course in Tenyidie for International Students:

Class 12 with English spoken skills.

8. One CrashCourse in Spoken Tenyidie:

No bar in educational qualification. However, candidates with some English-
speaking skill are preferable.

9. Three Months certificate course on (i) Industrial Microbiology and (ii) Aquaculture:
Class 12 with English spoken skills.

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APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1. Applicants can apply ONLY through Online Mode of application.

2. Online Application Fee Payment:

i. All applicants must pay their application fees of Rs.200/-in case of General
category and Rs.150/-in case of SC/ST/OBC category through SBI-
iCollect/payment gate as specified in the online application form using Debit
card/Creditcard/NetBanking/UPI
(NO APPLICATION FEE SHALL BE REQUIRED FOR PWDS CANDIDATES)
A payment acknowledgment slip/receipt should be downloaded from the SBI-
iCollect for reference purposes. Transaction charges are not part of the Fee.
ii. Applicants are advised to make payment of the Application Fee before starting
to fill up the application form and keep the Payment reference number ready
during the process of filling up the online admission form.
iii. The Fee deposited through Credit Card/Debit Card/Net Banking/UPI in the SBI
I-Collect will normally reach the University account after 24 hrs. Hence, it is the
sole responsibility of the candidate to ensure that the fee is deposited well in
time. Nagaland University shall neither be responsible for any delay in receipt of
the payment nor shall be responsible, if the payment is refused or declined by
the Bank. Candidates are STRONGLY advised to submit the fee well before the
last date.
iv. All amount(s) paid by the Applicant, for application to the programme offered by
‘Nagaland University’ shall stand appropriated.
v. If applying to more than one department/program, separate application forms
need to be submitted as well as separate payments have to be made. The same
payment receipt should not be used for applying to more than one department.
If such cases are discovered, the application forms will be rejected without any
further communication to the applicant.

3. Online Application
i. Once the application fee payment process is over, applicants must go to
Nagaland University Online Application portal.
ii. Before getting into filling up of the Online Application form, candidates must
keep ready the Application Fee Payment Receipt for reference number, scanned
copies of passport photograph and documents (Academic documents,
SC/ST/OBC-Central & Non-Creamy/ Candidates from Jammu &
Kashmir/PWD/EWS as per applicability etc.) for uploading them.
iii. All required information should be correctly filled in the space provided.
iv. Appropriate document(s) must be uploaded against the queried information.

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v. A candidate may apply separately to a maximum of three (03) relevant

departments by paying the Online Application fees separately. However,
admission can be taken ONLY in one Department, even though selected for
admission in more than one department.

4. Online Application Form Submission

i. Applicants must agree with the given declaration by choosing the options
provided on the Declaration by the Candidate box before clicking on the submit
button.
ii. It is important to take note that once applicants press the submit button, they
cannot alter/change anything under any circumstances. Therefore, applicants
are advised to be sure about the accuracy and relevancy of the given / uploaded
information before clicking the submit button.

5. Admission Test/Interview
Admission Test/Interview shall be conducted by the respective departments.
Related information shall be uploaded in the University website from time to time.
Applicants are instructed to keep regular watch for the same.
The University shall not be liable if an applicant fails to comply with the schedules.
6. Regarding Admission related matters, the decision of the Nagaland University
shall be final.

7. All dispute/litigation regarding admission related shall lie within the jurisdiction
of the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

8. For further information, contact:

Deputy Registrar (Academic & Conference)/System Administrator through the

e-mail IDs-
[email protected]/[email protected]/system
[email protected]
9. Candidate can download the Prospectus from the University website.

10. In pursuance with the Ministry of Education (MoE) letter no. F.No.19-16/2014-
Desk (CU) dt. 28.02.2014, Nagaland University has adopted the provision of Self
Certification of documents by the applicants for admission, recruitment etc, The
original documents are required to be produced at the final stage for verification.

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SCHOOL OF SCIENCES

Dean : Prof.M.S.Rawat
Contact detail: +918630906738
Email id. : [email protected]

Department Location

Department of Anthropology Lumami

Department of Botany -do-
Department of Chemistry -do-
Department of Environmental Science - do –
Department of Forestry -do-
Department of Geography -do-
Department of Mathematics -do-
Department of Physics -do-
Department of Zoology -do-
Department of Geology Kohima Campus, Meriema

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Department of Anthropology

Head of the Department : Prof. Somenath Bhattacharjee

Contact detail : +918777796831
Email id : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:

Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject Contact no. &EmailID

No. faculty specialization/
Thrust area of
Research
1. Prof.Somenath Ph.D Professor SOCIAL- +918777796831
Bhattacharjee CULTURAL somenath@nagalanduniv
ANTHROPOLOY/
Tribal Material ersity.ac.in
Culture, Medical
Anthropology,
Anthropology of
Human Rights,
Ethno-Ecology
2. Dr.Tiasunep Ph.D Assistant PHYSICAL +917085135574
Professor ANTHROPOLOGY tiasunep@nagalandun
/Evolutionary iversity.ac.in
Anthropology,
Economic
Anthropology
3. Dr. Maibam Ph.D Assistant Social Cultural +919862236585
Radharani Devi Professor Anthropology maibam@nagalanduni
versity.ac.in
4. Dr. Ph.D. Guest PHYSICAL +918731824909
Khriesivonuo Faculty ANTHROPOLO
Nakhro GY/ khriesivonuonakhro@gma
Molecular and il.com
Genetic
Markers of
Human
Disease,
Nutritional
Assessment,
Public Health.

2. Courses offered:
i. M.A/M.Sc.
ii. Ph.D
iii. Others (Pls. specify): Value added course on Human Rights

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3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 10
ii. Ph.D : 02

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 4
ii. Ph.D : 1 SEMESTER COURSE WORK AND FOLLOWED
BY FURTHER PROCESS AS PER UGC AND NAGALAND UNIVERSITY GUIDELINE

iii.Others (please specify) : VALUE ADDED COURSE ON HUMAN RIGHTS [2 CREDITS]

5. PG Course Structure: 4 Semester

Semester1
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Marks Credits
Theory
ANTH-101 Evolutionary Anthropology 100 4
ANTH-102 Social And Cultural Anthropology 100 4
ANTH-103 Linguistic Anthropology 100 4
Practical
50 2
ANTH-104(P) Somatometry, Somatoscopyandcraniometry

ANTH-105(P) Human Growth Shape And Size Measurement 50 2

ANTH-106(P) Osteology,Osteometry 50 2
Semester2
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Marks Credits
Theory
ANTH-201 Anthropology Of India 100 4
ANTH-202 Archeaological Anthropology 100 4
ANTH-203 Anthropological Genetics 100 4
Practical
Archeaological Anthropology
ANTH-204(P) 50 2
Anthropological Genetics
ANTH-205(P) 50 2

Material Culture And Museology

ANTH-206(P) 50 2

Semester3
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Marks Credits
Theory
ANTH-301 Research Methodology 100 4
ANTH-302 Demographic Anthropology 100 4

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ANTH-303.1* Human Growth And Development 100 4

ANTH-303.2** Anthropological Theories 100 4
* Specialization In Biological Anthropology
**Specialization In Social And Cultural Anthropology
Practical
ANTH-304(P) Research Methodology 50 2
ANTH-305(P) Quantitative Analysis 50 2
ANTH-306(P) Anthropology Of Disaster Management 50 2

Semester 4
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Marks Credits
Theory
ANTH-401 Human Population Genetics 100 4
ANTH-402 Physiological Anthropology 100 4

Practical
ANTH-403(P) Physiological Anthropology 50 2
ANTH-407 Dissertation 100 4

CHOICE BASED PAPER (ANY ONE PAPER FROM THE FOLLOWING)

ANTHC-403.1A Sports Anthropology 100 4
(T)
ANTHC-403.1B Medical Genetics 100 4
(T)

SPECIALIZATION IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH-401.2 (T) Economic And Developmental Anthropology
ANTH-402.2 (T) Tribes In Indian Context

ANTH-404 (P) Visual Anthropology And Digital Documentation 50 2

ANTH-405 Dissertation 100 4

CHOICE BASED PAPER (ANY ONE PAPER FROM THE FOLLOWING)

ANTHC-403.2A(T) Anthropology Of Human Rights 4 100
ANTHC-403.2B (T) Medical Anthropology 4 100
ANTHC-403.2C (T) Urban Anthropoloy 4 100
ANTHC-403.2D (T) Ecology And Society 4 100
ANTHC-403.2E (T) Business Anthropology 4 100

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6. Pre-Ph.D Course Work Structure: One Semester

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

Course Number Course Name Marks Credits

ANTH 601 Research Methodology 100 4
ANTH 602.1* Advances in Anthropology of North 100 4
East India
ANTH 602.2* Studies on Simple Societies 100 4
ANTH 602.3* Anthropology of Human Rights and 100 4
Emerging Issues
ANTH-602.4* Advances in Biological Anthropology 100 4
ANTH 603 Literature review, Report Writing 100 4
and Seminar
ANTH 604 Research and Publication Ethics 100 4

Total 400 16

7. Diploma/Certificate Course Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
VALUE ADDED COURSE HUMAN RIGHTS 2

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Department of Botany

Head of the Department : Prof.Talijungla

Contact detail : +919436605542
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl.No. Name of the Qualification Designation Subject Contact No. & email ID
Faculty Specialization/Thrust
Area of Research

Prof. Talijungla Ph.D., NET Professor & Microbiology & Plant 9436605542
1
Head Pathology [email protected].
in

Prof. Chitta Ranjan Professor Plant Biotechnology, 9436006808

2 Ph.D., NET
Deb Physiology [email protected].
in
Plant Microbe
Prof. Joginder Ph.D., NET Professor Interaction; 8872487624
3 Singh Panwar Environmental [email protected]
Microbiology; n/
Bioremediation [email protected]
Dr. Limasenla Ph.D. Associate Experimental 9436006341
4 Professor Taxonomy [email protected].
in
Dr. Maibam Romeo Ph.D., Associate Plant Ecology and 7005758967
5 Singh NET(EVS) Professor Ecosystem Analysis romeomaibam@
naglanduniversity. ac.in
Dr. Neizo Puro Ph.D. Assistant Plant Ecology,
Professor Ecosystem, Plant 9436006601
6
Diversity neizopuro@
nagalanduniversity.ac.in
7 Dr. A. Paul Ph.D., NET Assistant Plant Molecular Biology 8732006501
Professor and Plant Physiology [email protected]
8 Dr. Imtilila Jing Ph.D., NET Assistant Plant Reproductive
Professor Biology, Plant 9862947989
Taxonomy, Floristic jingimtilila@
Studies, Biodiversity nagalanduniversity.ac.in
Conservation
9 Dr. Viheno Iralu Ph.D., NET Assistant Plant Ecology,
(EVS) Professor Floristic Studies, 8014526820
Biodiversity vihenoiralu@
Conservation, nagalanduniversity.ac.in
Phenology, Seed
Ecology, Species
Distribution and
Ecological
Modeling.

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2.Courses Offered:
i. PG
ii.Ph.D
iii. 6 Months Certificate Course
IV. 1 Year Post Graduate Diploma Course
3.Intake capacity/Vacancy:
i.PG : 30
ii.Ph.D : 08
iii. 6 Months Certificate course : 05 for Biodiversity studies
05 for Orchid Tissue Culture
iv. 1 Year PG Diploma Course : 10
4.No.of Semesters:
i.PG 04
ii.Ph.D (Course Work) 01
iii. Certificate course 01
iv. PG Diploma Course 02
5.PGCourse Structure

Course Code/Type Course Title Max. Credit

Marks
S BOT(T)-101(C) Lower Plants 100 4
E BOT(P)-102(C) Lower Plants 50 3
M BOT(T)-103(C) Mycology, Plant Pathology and Microbiology 100 4
E BOT(P)-104(C) Mycology, Plant Pathology and Microbiology 50 3
S BOT(T)-105(C) Angiosperm Taxonomy and Economic Botany 100 4
T BOT(P)-106(C) Angiosperm Taxonomy and Economic Botany 50 3
E TOTAL 450 21
R
I
S BOT(T)-201(C) Gymnosperms, Anatomy, Reproductive Biology and 100 4
E Embryology
M BOT(P)-202(C) Gymnosperms, Anatomy, Reproductive Biology and 50 3
E Embryology
S BOT(T)-203(C) Plant Physiology 100 4
T BOT(P)-204(C) Plant Physiology 50 3
E BOT(T)-205(C) Plant Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 100 4
R BOT(P)-206(C) Plant Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 50 3
II TOTAL 450 21
S BOT(T)-301(C) Cell Biology, Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding 100 4
E BOT(P)-302(C) Cell Biology, Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding 50 3
M BOT(T)-303(C) Plant Biotechnology 100 4
E
BOT(P)-304(C) Plant Biotechnology 50 3
S
T BOT(T)-305(C) Plant Ecology and Ecosystem Analysis 100 4
E BOT(P)-306(C) Plant Ecology and Ecosystem Analysis 50 3
R TOTAL 450 21
III

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BOT(T)-401(C) Biodiversity, Phytogeography, Biostatistics and 100 4

Environment
BOT(P)-402(C) Biodiversity, Phytogeography, Biostatistics and 50 3
Environment
BOT(P)-403(C) Project Work and Academic Study Tour*# 150 8

BOT(T)-404(CBCP) Angiosperm Taxonomy & Biosystematics 100 4

BOT(P)-405(CBCP) Angiosperm Taxonomy & Biosystematics 50 3
BOT(T)-406(CBCP) Biodiversity Conservation, Ecosystem Services and 100 4
S Ecological Restoration
E BOT(P)-407(CBCP) Biodiversity Conservation, Ecosystem Services and 50 3
M Ecological Restoration
E BOT(T)-408(CBCP) Microbial Studies 100 4
S BOT(P)-409(CBCP) Microbial Studies 50 3
T BOT(T)-410(CBCP) Plant Biotechnology 100 4
E BOT(P)-411(CBCP) Plant Biotechnology 50 3
R BOT(T)-412(CBCP) Plant Biochemistry and Physiology 100 4
BOT(P)-413(CBCP) Plant Biochemistry and Physiology 50 3
IV BOT(T)-414(CBCP) Microbial Applications in Agriculture and 100 4
Environment
BOT(P)-415(CBCP) Microbial Applications in Agriculture and 50 3
Environment
BOT(T)-416(CBCP) Reproductive Biology 100 4
BOT(P)-417(CBCP) Reproductive Biology 50 3
TOTAL 450 22
BOT(T)-418(CBCP- MOOCS - 4
M)
GRAND TOTAL 1800 85
Abbreviations: BOT(T): Botany Theory, BOT(P): Botany Practical, C: Core; CBCP-M: Choice Based Credit
Paper (MOOCS). CBCP: Choice Based Credit Paper. * Broad areas of Project Work: Higher Plant Ecology,
Biodiversity Conservation& Ecosystem analysis(Aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem), Phytogeography,
Microbial Ecology, Food Fermentation, Plant Molecular Biology, Plant Physiology, Reproductive
Biology, Seed Biology, Plant Biotechnology, Plant Genetics & Cytogenetics, Angiosperm Taxonomy,
Ethnobotany, Lower plant etc. # Project work will be assigned in the 3rd Semester and evaluated
in the 4th Semester. ** Students need to opt for one of the CBCS paper and its corresponding practical
from the list given above.

1. Pre-Ph.D. Course Work Structure:

Course No./ Code Course Title Max. Credits

Marks
BOT-Ph.D. I Research Methodology 100 4
BOT-Ph.D. II Elective Paper 100 4
E1: Applied Plant Science
E2: Ecosystem Analysis, Biodiversity and
Environment
E3: Biosystematics
E4: Microbial Studies
E5: Plant Biotechnology
BOT-Ph.D. III Research and Publication Ethics 100 4

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BOT-Ph.D. IV Literature Review, Report Writing and Seminar 100 4

Total 400 16

2. Certificate Course Structure:

A. Biodiversity studies
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
BOT/CC-BS(T)-101 Biodiversity Studies 02
BOT/CC-BS(P)-102 Biodiversity Studies 04

B. Orchid Tissue Culture

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
BOT/CC-OTC(T)-101 Orchid Tissue Culture 02
BOT/CC-OTC (P)-102 Orchid Tissue Culture 04

3. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND MANGEMENT

Semester Course No Course Name Credit Credits Total

distribution
L:T:P
DBCM(T)-101 Biodiversity and its significance 4:1:0 5
DBCM(T)-102 Ecology and Ecosystems 4:1:0 5
I DBCM(T)-103 Biodiversity Threats and 4:1:0 5
Management 19
DBCM(P)-104 Practicals-1 0:0:4 4

Semester Course No Course Name Credit Credits Total

distribution
L:T:P
DBCM(T)-201 Fundamental of Biostatistics 4:1:0 5
and Field Methods
DBCM(T)-202 Emerging trends in Biodiversity 4:1:0 5
II Studies
DBCM(P)-203 Practicals-2 0:0:4 4 22
DBCM-204 Project work 0:0:8 8
L= Lecture; T= Tutorial; P= Practical

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Department of Chemistry

Head of the Department : Prof.Upasana Bora Sinha

Contact detail : +918787621359
Email id. : [email protected]
1. Faculty Position:

Sl. Name of Qualificat Designation Subject specialization/ Contactno.&

No. the ion Thrust area of Research Email ID
Faculty
1. Prof. M. Ph.D Professor Physical Chemistry/Spectral +917005884497;
Indira FRSC study of [email protected]
Devi Lanthanides,computational om
Chemistry
2. Prof.Dipak Ph.D, Professor & Analytical,Raidiation +917005033588;
Sinha Post Doc Director, IQAC Chemistry, Environmental dipaksinha@nagalan
FRSC Remediation, duniversity.ac.in
FNESA
3. Prof. Ph.D Professor & Inorganic Chemistry, +918787621359;
Upasana HoD Reactivity & Mechanic upasana@nagalandu
BoraSinha studies,Green Chemistry / niversity.ac.in;
4. Prof.Ambr Ph.D, Professor Physical +9170707089;
ish Singh Post Chemistry:Corrosion: drambrishsingh@nagal
Doc, Corrosion Inhibitors: anduniversity.ac.in
FRSC Electrochemistry;Localised
Electrochemistry;Coatings;S
mart coatings;Plant
extract;Green
synthesis;Materials
Scienceand
Engineering;PetroleumEngi
neering;Nanometerials;Nan
ocomposites;Biopolymers;B
atteries;New
Enegry;Batteries;Environme
ntal Science.
5. Dr. I. NET,Ph.D Associate +917005756362;
Organic Chemistry/Organic
Tovishe Professor [email protected]
synthesis, Heterocyclic
Phucho
Chemistry, Natural Products
Chemistry.
6. Dr. M. Ph.D Assistant +918247504804;
Organic Chemistry/
Prabhakar Professor prabhakem@gmail.
Medicinal Chemistry,
com
Synthetic Organic
Chemistry, Asymm.
Catalysis, Green Chemistry.

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7. Dr. Nurul NET,Ph.D, Assistant Inorganic Chemistry/ +916009287830;

Alam Post Doc Professor Polymer Electrolytes, nachoudhury@gmail
Choudhur Electrochemical Super .com
y Capacitors, Fuel Cells and
batteries.
8. Dr.Seram Ph.D Assistant Physical Chemistry/ Self +919436289603;
Dushila Professor aggregating system, dushila.seram@gmai
Devi Surfactants assembly in l. com
solution,dyeaggregationin
mixed media, Polymer gel
etc.

2. Courses Offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
3.Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i.PG : 27
ii.Ph.D : 03
4.No. of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii.Ph.D (CourseWork) : 01
iii.
5.PG Course Structure:
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
CHEM-411 Basic Concepts of Inorganic Chemistry 5
CHEM-412 Stereochemistry, Oxidation, Reduction & 5
Reactions of Carbonyl Compounds
CHEM-413 Chemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics 5
CHEM-414 Laboratory Course in Inorganic Chemistry 5
Total 20
CHEM-421 Chemistry of Main Group, Transition and Inner 5
Transition Elements
CHEM-422 Heterocyclic Chemistry 5
CHEM-423 Quantum Chemistry and Statistical 5
Thermodynamics
CHEM-424 Laboratory Course in Organic Chemistry 5
Total 20
CHEM-531 Organometallic and Bioinorganic Chemistry 4
CHEM-532 Organic Spectroscopy 4
CHEM-533 Solid State Chemistry, Electrochemistry-I, 4
and Spectroscopy-I
CHEM-534 Analytical and Computational Chemistry 4
CHEM-535 Laboratory Course in Physical Chemistry 4
Total 20

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CHEM-541 Inorganic Reactions and Spectroscopic Techniques 4

CHEM-542 Organic Named Reactions & 4
Natural Product Chemistry
CHEM-543 Electrochemistry-II, Surface Chemistry, 4
and Spectroscopy-II
CBCP (Choice Based Credit Paper)
CHEM-544A/B/C
4
CHEM-545 Project Work (CBCP) 4
Total 20

6.Pre-Ph.D Course Work Structure:

Course Title of Course Credit(s)

No./Code
CHEM-601 Research Methodology and Research Ethics 5
CHEM-602 Analytical and Spectroscopic Techniques in Chemistry 5
CHEM-603 Literature review, Report writing and Presentation 5
Total 15

7. Value Added Course (Open for both PG & PhD)

Course Title of Course Credit(s)
No./Code
Soft Skills for a Research career 2

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Department of Environmental Science

Head of the Department : Prof. Ashutosh Tripathi

Contact detail : +919366351765
Email id: d : [email protected]

1. Faculty position:
Sl. Name of the Qualification Designation Subject specialization/ Contactno.&
No. Faculty Thrust area of Research Email ID
1. Dr.Ashutosh Ph.D Professor • Waste Water +918837231263
Triphati & treatment. ashutosh@nagala
HoD
• Air pollution treatment. n duniversity.ac.in
• Bioremediation.
• Solid Waste
Management.
• Sustainable
Development Goals
2. Dr. Ph.D Assistant • Environmental +917085612801
Latonglila Professor chemistry/ latongli.jamir@
Jamir • Advanced material for gmail.com
environmental
remediation
• Green organic
synthesis and their
biological evaluation
3. Dr.Pranjal Ph.D Assistant • Environmental +919957263685
Bharali Professor Biology/ prangenetu@gm
Applied Environmental ail.com
Microbiology
• Bioremediation
technology
• Green Nanomaterials
4. Dr. Eliza Ph.D Assistant • Ecological Restoration; +918285308820
Khwairakp Professor Eco-hydrology. [email protected]
am • Ecological models. om
• Remote sensing and
Geographic
Information System
(GIS).
• Application of
physically based
models for water
resources.

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5. Dr. Ashutosh Ph.D Assistant • Pollution 7310329836

Tripathi Professor Inventorization, atripathi@nagal
Monitoring & anduniversity.ac
Assessment in fresh .in
water systems.
• Waste water treatment.
• Pytotoxicity
assessment of heavy
metals and other
emerging pollutants.
• Microplastic pollution
in fresh water systems.
• Climate Change &
Sustainable
Development.
• Solid Waste
Management and
Phytoremediation.

2.Courses Offered:
i.PG
ii.Ph.D

3.Intake capacity/Vacancy:
i.PG : 15
ii.Ph.D : 10

4.No.of Semesters:
i.PG : 04
ii.Ph.D (CourseWork) : 01

5.PG Course Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

ES-101 Basics of Environmental Sciences 4
ES-102 Environmental Chemistry 4
ES-103 Environmental Biology 4
ES-104 Earth Science & Hazards 4
ES-105 Practical-I 4
ES-201 Environmental Pollution 4
ES-202 Ecology & Environment 4
ES-203 Earth Surface Processes 4

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ES-204 Environmental Management 4

ES-205 Practical-II 4
ES-301 Meteorology &Climatology 4
ES-302 Biodiversity Conservation 4
ES-303 Analytical Methods 4
ES-304 Practical-III 4
ES-401 Energy &Environment 4
ES-402 Research Methodology 4
*CBCP
A. Remote Sensing &GIS
ES-403 4
B. Wildlife &Conservation Biology
C. Environmental Health and Ecotoxicology
4
ES-404 Project Work and Dissertation Seminar
72
*A student will choose any one of the choice based papers offered by the
department in
4thSemester.

6.Pre-Ph.DCourse Work Structure:

Course No. Course Title Credit
Core Course
ESP101 Research Methodology 4
ESP102 Research and Publication Ethics 4
ESP103 Literature Review, Report Writing and Seminar 4
Elective Course
ESPE1 Environmental Geoinformatics 4
ESPE2 Environmental Monitoring 4
ESPE3 Environmental Biology 4
*A student will choose any one course from the electives 16

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Department of Forestry

Head of the Department i/c: Dean, School of Sciences

Contact detail : +919365831101
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty position:
Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject Contact no.& Email
No. the Faculty specialization/ Thrust ID
area of
Research
1. Dr.Mayur Ph.D Assistant Plant Biotechnology, +919954664500
Mausoom Professor Bioenergy (Microbial mayur_101@naga
Phukan ans Plants) & l
Feedstock Biology anduniversity.ac.i
n
2. Dr.G. Ph.D Assistant Forest +918248019011
Bupesh Professor Biotechnology,Biopr bupeshgiri@nagal
ospecting of a
renewable forest nduniversity.ac.in
resources,tribal
health,green
nanoparticles and
vector control
3. Dr.Gyati Ph.D, Assistant Forest management, +919862148085
Yam Postdoc. Professor agroforestry,biodivers gyatiyam.08@gmai
ity, forest ecolgy l.com

2.CoursesOffered:
i.PG
ii.PhD
3. Intake capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 10
ii. Ph.D : 04

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D (Course Work) 10

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5. PG Course Structure:

Sem. CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit Marks

I FS-101 Silviculture 4 100

FS-102 Forest Mensuration 4 100
FS-103 Forest Management 4 100
Forest Products and Their Utilization- 100
FS-104 4
Chemistry and Industry
FS-105 Practical-I and Field Study 4 100
20 500
FS-201 Forest Ecology 4 100
FS-202 Biodiversity Conservation 4 100
II FS-203 Forest Resource Management and Economics 4 100
FS-204 Forest Protection and Integrated Pest Management 4 100
FS-205 Practical-II and Field Study 4 100
20 500
FS-301 Forest Policy, Laws and International Conventions 4 100
FS-302 Forest Biotechnology and Tree Improvement 4 100
III
FS-303 Wood Science and Technology 4 100
FS-304 Practical-III and Field Study 4 100
16 400
FS-401 Forest and People 4 100
FS-402 Wild life and Conservation Biology 4 100
*CBCP 100
IV A. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
FS-403 4
B. Forest Biotechnology
C. Forest Bio-energy
FS-404 Project Work and Dissertation Seminar 4 100
16 400
*A student will select any one of the choice-based credit papers
offered by the Department in the 4th Semester

6. Pre-PhD Course Work Structure:

CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit Marks

FORP-101 Research Methodology 4 100
FORP-103 Literature Review & Report Writing 4 100
FORP-104 Ethics in Research and Publication 4 100
ELECTIVE PAPERS (CANDIDATES CAN SELECT ANY ONE PAPER)
FORP-102.A Wood Science &Technology

FORP-102.B Forest Bio-energy 4

100

FORP-102.C Medicinal and Aromatic Plants

FORP-102D Forest Ecology & Biodiversity Conservation
Total 16 400

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Department of Geography

Head of the Department : Prof.Wangshimenla

Contact detail : +917005241614
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Facultyposition:
Subject
Sl. Name of the
Qualification Designation Specialization/Thrust Contact no. & Email ID
No. Faculty
Area of Research
1 Dr. M.A.(NEHU, PROFESSOR Environmental
+917005241614
Wangshimenla Ph.D.(N.U.) & & HEAD Geography ,Human
[email protected]
P.G. Diploma Geography &Remote
.in
in RS & GIS Sensing & GIS.
2 Dr. Lanusashi M.A.((DU), PROFESSOR Political Geography,
7085673667
Longkumer M.Phil., Environmental and
lanusashi@nagalanduniversity.
Ph.D.(JNU) & Resource Geography.
ac.in
ICSSR Fellow
3 Dr. M.S. Rawat M.A., P.G. PROFESSOR Environmental
Diploma in Geomorphology &
Ecology & Watershed
Environment, Management 8630906738
Physical [email protected].
Geography, & in
Ph.D.
(Kumaun
University)
4 Dr. Sangyu M.A. M. PROFESSOR Agricultural, Social,
8787537702
Yaden Phil.& Ph.D Environmental and
[email protected]
(NEHU) Resource geography.
5 Dr. Kedovikho M.Sc. ASSISTANT Physical Geography,
Yhoshu (Geography) PROFESSOR Remote Sensing &
(Kumaun GIS Application in
University). Geosciences, 8731896565
M. Tech.(AU Geohazards. kedovikho@nagalanduniversity.
in ac.in
collaboration
with IIRS,
ISRO)
6 Dr. Manasi M.A. (JNU) ASSISTANT Climate change and
Debnath Ph.D. (NEHU) PROFESSOR impact on Himalayan
Cryosphere (Glaciers,
7407947801
Glacial Lakes, Rock
[email protected]
glaciers, Permafrost)
n
Paleoclimate and
Geochronology,
environmental

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hazards,
Geomorphology.

2. Courses Offered:
i. PG : M.A/M.Sc.
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 30
ii. Ph.D : 07
4. No.of semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D (Course Work) : 04
5. PGCourseStructure:
Course No. Title of the Course Type of Credits Marks
Course
FIRST SEMESTER (20 Credits / 500 Marks)
GEOG 101 (CP) Geomorphology CP 4 100
GEOG 102 (CP) Economic Geography CP 4 100
GEOG 103 (CP) Regional Geography of India CP 4 100
GEOG 104 (CP) Geographical Thought CP 4 100
GEOG 105 (CP) Cartographic and Quantitative CP 4 100
Techniques (Practical)
SECOND SEMESTER (20 Credits / 500 Marks)
GEOG 201 (CP) Climatology and Oceanography CP 4 100
GEOG 202 (CP) Biogeography CP 4 100
GEOG 203 (CP) Political Geography CP 4 100
GEOG 204 (CP) Remote Sensing and CP 4 100
Geographical Information
System
GEOG 205 (CP) Remote Sensing Techniques and CP 4 100
Computer Cartography
(Practical)
THIRD SEMESTER (20 Credits / 500 Marks)
GEOG 301 (CP) Natural Resources Management CP 4 100
GEOG 302 (CP) Regional Planning and CP 4 100
Development
GEOG 303 (CP) Geography of Resources CP 4 100
GEOG 304 (CP) Geography of North East India CP 4 100
GEOG 305 (CP) Field Work: Physical / Socio- CP 4 100
Economic Survey (Practical)
FOURTH SEMESTER (20 Credits / 500Marks)
GEOG 401 (CP) Dissertation CP 4 100
GEOG 402 (CP) Research Methodology CP 4 100
GEOG 403 (CP) Geography of Tourism CP 4 100
GEOG 404 (CP) Regional Geography of South CP 4 100
East Asia

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Choice Based Credit Papers (CBCP)*

GEOG 405 (CBCP) Hydrology CBCP 4 100
GEOG 406 (CBCP) Population Geography CBCP 4 100
GEOG 407 (CBCP) Cultural Geography CBCP 4 100
GEOG 408 (CBCP) Agricultural Geography CBCP 4 100
GEOG 409 (CBCP) Application of Remote Sensing, CBCP 4 100
GIS and GPS in Geography
TOTAL 80 2000
Abbreviation: CP-Core Paper (Compulsory); CBCP- Choice Based Credit Paper.
*Under Choice Based Credit Papers, student will study only one Course in the Fourth Semester

6.Pre-Ph.D Course work:

Sl no Course no Title of the course
1 PAPER I (GEOG-501) RESEARCH METHODOLOGY (100 MARKS)
: 4 Credits with total of 50 hours.
2 PAPER II (GEOG-504) Optional/elective Paper (100 Marks)
: 4 Credits with total of 50 hours
: students can opt any (one) paper from the
following
GEOG-502 A Applied Geomorphology
GEOG-502 B Environmental Geomorphology
GEOG-502 C Remote Sensing, GIS & GPS Application in Geography
3 PAPER III (GEOG-503) Research and Publication Ethics (RPE) (100 Marks)
: 4 Credits with total of 50 hours
4 PAPER IV (GEOG – 504) (A)50+(B)30+(C)20 = 100 Marks
:4 Credits with total of 50 hours.
(A) Review of Literature
(B) Research Proposal Writing
(C) Seminar

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Department of Geology

Head of the Department : Prof. Santosh Kumar

Singh Contact detail : +919436604764
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl Name of the Qualification Designation Subject Contact No. & Email ID
No Faculty Specialization
/ Thrust area
of Research
1. Dr. G.T. Thong M.Sc. (Andhra Professor Sedimentology & 8732893747
University), Geohazards glennthong@
Ph.D. (NEHU) nagalanduniversity.ac.in
2. Dr. Santosh M.Sc., Ph.D. Professor Ore Geology & 9436604764
Kumar Singh (BHU), NET Exploration santoshsingh@nagalanduniver
Geochemistry sity.ac.in
3. Dr. Vikoleno M.Sc. (NU), Professor Igneous 8787467916
Rino Ph.D. Petrology & vikolenorino@nagalanduniversity
(Kumaun Geochemistry .ac.in
University)
4. Dr. Sanjai M.Sc. (BHU), Associate Sedimentology 9436435610
Kumar Ph.D. (NU) Professor & sksrivastava@nagalandunivers
Srivastava Palaeobiology ity.ac.in

5. Dr. Temsulemba M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Geohazards & 8974816637

Walling (NU), NET-JRF Professor Environmental temsuwalling@nagalanduniversit
(UGC-CSIR) Geology y.ac.in

6. Dr. Ch. Mangi M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Igneous 8787894416

Khuman (Manipur Professor Petrology & mangikhuman@nagalanduniversi
University) Geochemistry; ty.ac.in
Geodynamics
7. Dr. Amitava M.Sc. Assistant Sedimentology 88087 82428
Patra (Burdwan Professor & [email protected]
University), Palaeoclimate c.in
Ph.D.(BHU)

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D

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3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 20+2(EWS)
ii. Ph.D : 2
4. No. of Semesters
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D (CourseWork) : 01
5. PG Course Structure:
Semester Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
GL-101 Geomorphology and Remote Sensing 4
GL-102 Structural Geology and Geodynamics 4
GL-103 Palaeontology 4
I GL-104 Mineralogy 4
GL-105 PracticalonGL-101andGL-102 4
GL-106 PracticalonGL-103andGL-104 4
GL-107 Geological Fieldwork 3
Total 27
GL-201 Igneous Petrology 4
GL-202 Metamorphic Petrology 4
GL-203 Sedimentology 4
II GL-204 Ore Geology 4
GL-205 PracticalonGL-201andGL-202 4
GL-206 PracticalonGL-203andGL-204 4
Total 24
GL-301 Hydrogeology 4
GL-302 Geochemistry 4
GL-303 Fuel Geology 4
III GL-304 Stratigraphy 4
GL-305 PracticalonGL-301andGL-302 4
GL-306 PracticalonGL-303andGL-304 4
GL-307 Geological Fieldwork 3
Total 27
GL-401 Environmental and Engineering Geology 4
GL-402 Mineral Exploration and Mining Geology 4
GL-403 Marine and Quaternary Geology 4
GL-404 PracticalonGL-401and GL-402 3
Dissertation(Elective, anyone)
i) Structural Geology &Geodynamics
IV ii) Igneous Petrology
iii) Sedimentology
GL-405 iv) Economic Geology 5
v) Engineering Geology
vi) Hydrogeology
vii) Environmental Geology
GL-406 Grand Viva 2
Total 22
GRAND TOTAL 100
All Courses are Compulsory

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6.Pre-Ph.D Coursework Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
GL-21 Research Methodology & Research and Publication Ethics 5
Elective Paper(Anyone)
GL-22(i)Recent Advances in Geology
GL-22 (ii) Applied Sedimentology 5
GL-22 GL-22(iii)Geochemistry of Mineral
Deposits GL-22 (iv) Geohydrology
GL-22(v)Environmental Geosciences
GL-23 Review of Literature, Report Writing and Seminar 5

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Department of Mathematics

Head of the Department (i/c) : Prof. M.S.Rawat, Dean ,School of Science

Contact detail : +918787585011/+918258975569
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of the Qualification Designation Subject specialization/ Contactno.&
No. Faculty Thrust area of Research Email ID
1. Dr. Ram M.Sc.,NET, Assistant Combinatorics,Algebrain +919123783442
KrishnaPaul Ph.D Professor the Stone –Cech rkpaul@nagaland
Compactification and its university.ac.in
application to
Ramsey Theory
2. Mrs. M.Sc.,NET Assistant AlgebrainStone-Cech +918787585011
Kilangbenla Professor Compactification kilangbenla@nag
Imsong And Ramsey Theory alanduniversity.ac
.in
3. Mr. M.Sc.,NET Assistant Analysis +919863425325
Temjensangba Professor temjensangba@n
a
galanduniversity.
a c.in
4. Mr.Sehuto M.Sc. Guest Algebra +918259985210
Kezo Faculty sehutokezo1@gma
il.com

2. Courses Offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 15
ii. Ph.D : 01
4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D (CourseWork) : 01
5. PG Course
Structure: Semester - I
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MATC101 Analysis-I 4
MATC102 Linear Algebra 4
MATC103 Ordinary Differential Equations 4
MATC104 Classical Mechanics 2
MATC105 Calculus-I 4
Total 18

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Semester-II
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MATC201 Algebra 4
MATC202 Complex Function Theory 4
MATC203 Partial Differential Equations 2
MATC204 Topology 4
MATC205 Several Variable Calculus 4
Total 18
Semester-III
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MATC301 Programming in C and Applications 4
MATC302 Computer Practical 2
MATC303 Measure Theory 4
MATC304 Elementary Number Theory 4
MATC305 Theory of Field Extensions 4
Total 18

Semester-IV
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MATC401 Numerical Analysis 4
MATC402 Comp.Num.Anal.Pract. 2
MATC403 Functional Analysis 4
MATC404 Project Work 4
MATCBCP4XY Choice based Credit Paper 4
Total 18

CHOICE BASED CREDIT PAPERS

FOURTH SEMESTER:

MATCBCP401: Ring Theory (4 Credits)

MATCBCP402: Algebraic Topology (4 Credits)
MATCBCP 403: Mathematical Methods (4 Credits)
MATCBCP404: Commutative Algebra (4 Credits)
MATCBCP405: Stone-Cech Compactification of a Discrete Semigroup

Note:
1. The choice based credit papers will be offered subject to the availability of
faculty specialised in the concerned field.
2. MATCBCP4XY will correspond to the Course Code of the choice-based credit
papers being offered in the fourth semester.
3. Students may take desired papers from SWAYAMMOOCS forth choice based
credit papers and may transfer the credits at the end of the course.

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6.Pre-Ph.DCourseWorkStructure:

CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

MAT-501 Research Methodology 5
MAT-502(A) Algebrainthe Stone-Cech Compactification 5
MAT-503 Literature review, Report writing and Presentation 5
Total 15

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Department of Physics

Head of the Department : Prof. Y. Sundarayya

Contact detail. : +918837015172
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl.No. Name of the Qualification Designation Subject Contact No. & email ID
Faculty Specialization/Thrust
Area of Research
Condensed matter +91-8837015172
1 Prof. Y. MPhil., PhD., Professor physics/
Sundarayya Multiferroics, magnetism, ysundar@nagalanduni
CSIR-UGC-NET spectroscopy, energy versity.ac.in
materials and abinitio
methods
Condensed Matter +91-9862032690 &
2 Dr. Shanta S. PhD Assistant Physics, Materials Science
Naorem Professor & Luminescent materials ssnaorem@nagalandu
niversity.ac.in
Assistant Condensed Matter Physics/ 9164223172
3 Dr. Vijeth PhD Professor Supercapacitor, &vijeth@nagalandu
Conducting Polymers, niversity.ac.in
Nanostructured Materials
etc.
Assistant Condensed Matter Physics
4 Dr. Biplab Pal PhD Professor (Computational)
Assistant Condensed Matter Physics 7005756381
5 Dr. N. Bedamani PhD Professor (Computational) &bedamani11@gma
Singh (Contract) il.com

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 15
ii. Ph.D : 10
4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D (course work) : 01

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5. PG Course Structure:
First Semester
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
PHY401 Classical Mechanics 4
PHY402 Mathematical Methods-I 3
PHY403 Electromagnetic Theory-I 3
PHY404 Analog and Digital Electronics 4
PHY405 Computational Methods laboratory(Practical) 4
Second Semester
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
PHY451 Quantum Mechanics-I 4
PHY452 Mathematical Methods-II 3
PHY453 Electromagnetic Theory-II 3
PHY454 Statistical Mechanics 4
PHY455 Electronics Laboratory(Practical) 4
Third Semester
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
PHY501 Quantum Mechanics-II 4
PHY502 Solid State Physics-I 3
PHY503 Spectroscopy 4
PHY504 Nuclear and particle Physics 3
PHY505 General Physics Laboratory-I (Practical) 4
Fourth Semester
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
PHY551(A) Advanced Quantum Mechanics
(or) (or) 4
PHY551(B) Magnetism
PHY552(A) Solid State Physics–II
(or) (or) 3
PHY552(B) Superconductivity
CBCP
PHY553(A) Modern Optics
(or) (or) 4
PHY553(B) Dielectric and Luminescence properties of Solids
PHY554 Project 4
PHY555 General Physics Laboratory-II(Practical) 3

6. Pre-Ph.D Course Work Structure:

Course No./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
PHY-801 Research Methodology 4
PHY-802 Experimental Techniques(Theory) 4
PHY-803 Literature review, Report writing and Seminar 2
PHY-804 Research and Publication Ethics 2

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Department of Zoology

Head of the Department : Prof. Bendang Ao

Contact detail : +919436006083
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of the Qualificatio Designation Subject Specialization/ Contact
No. faculty n Thrust area of Research no.& Email
ID
1. Dr.Bendang Ph.D Professor Animal Physiology/ +917005948796
Ao &HoD Entomology bendang@nagalan
duniversity.ac.in

2. Dr.Sarat Ph.D Professor Genetics & Molecular +919402908988

Chandra Biology sarat@nagalanduni
Yenisetti versity.ac.in
3. Dr. Ranjit Ph.D Professor Cancer biology, +917004842921
Kumar Cytogenetics, ranjit@nagalandu
Microbiology and Public niversity.ac.in
Health
4. Dr. Pranay Ph.D Assistant Endocrinology & +919771162090
PunjPankaj Professor Reproductive pranaypunj@gmail.
Physiology com
5. Mr. M.Sc.(NET) Assistant Fish biology & Fisheries +8837439496
Pukhrambam Professor rrsing.singh@gmail.
RajeshSingh com
6. Dr.Lobeno Ph.D Assistant Ecology & Behavioural +919615328799
Mozhui Professor Biology Lobenommozhui@
gmail.com
7. Dr. Ramita Ph.D Assistant Endocrinology & +919774846804
Sougrakpa Professor Reproductive biology ramita@nagalandu
m niversity.ac.in

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
iii. Others (please specify) : (1) Value added course in Aquaculture. (2) Value added course in
Industrial Microbiology
3. Intake capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 30
ii. Ph.D : 05
iii. (1) Value added course in Aquaculture : 15
(2) Value added course in Industrial
: Microbiology: 15
:
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4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
iii. Others (please specify) : (1) VAT-C-01 (3 months)
(2) VAT-C-02 (3 months)

PG Course Structure:
Semester Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
ZOO-101(Theory)&
ZOO:P-102(Practical) Biological Chemistry 4+2
ZOO-103 (Theory) &
I Endocrinology & Reproductive Biology 4+2
ZOO:P-
104(Practical)
ZOO-105(Theory)&
ZOO:P-106(Practical) Parasitology & Entomology 4+2
ZOO-201(Theory)&
ZOO:P-202(Practical) Genetics & Developmental Biology 4+2
ZOO-203(Theory)&
II Animal Physiology 4+2
ZOO:P-204(Practical)
ZOO-205 (Theory) &
Aquatic Biology & Fisheries 4+2
ZOO:P-
206(Practical)
ZOO-301(Theory)&
ZOO:P-302(Practical) Molecular Biology 4+2
ZOO-303(Theory)
III Cell Biology & Immunology 4+2
&ZOO:P-
304(Practical)
ZOO-305 (Theory) &
Biosystematics & Evolution 4+2
ZOO:P-
306(Practical)
ZOO-401(Theory) & Tools & Technique in Biology and
ZOO:PW-402:ProjectWork* Biostatistics 4+2
ZOO-403(Theory)&
ZOO:P-404(Practical) Ecology and Behavioral Biology 4+2
IV
CBCPZOO-405A/B(Theory)&
A. Integrated Zoology
ZOO:P-406 A/B (Practical)
B. Applied Zoology 4+2
(Choice Based Credit Papers)

5. Ph.D Course Work Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit
ZOO-PhD-01 Research Methodology 4
(A) Molecular Genetics, Genetic Engineering and Applications
(B) Entomology
(C) Biodiversity Conservation and Environmental Issues
ZOO-PhD-02(A-F) 4
(D) Neuro endocrinology and Chronobiology
(E) Fisheries
(F) Integrated Zoology
ZOO-PhD-03(a) Review of Literature & Report writing 3

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ZOO-PhD-03(b) Seminar 2
ZOO-PhD-04 Research and Publication Ethics 2

6. Diploma/Certificate Course Structure:

Course Code Credit(s)
VAC-1-Fish preservation and Culture systems
VAT-C- 01/1 (Theory) 2
VAT-C-01/2 (Practical) 4
VAC-2-Industrial Microbiology.
VAT-C-02/1 (Theory) 2
VAT-C-02/2 (Practical) 4

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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dean : Prof. M.K.Sinha
Contact detail : +919436006435
Email id. : [email protected]

Department Location

Department of Economics Lumami

Department of PoliticalScience -do–

Department of Sociology -do–

Department of Law -do–

Department of Commerce Kohima Campus, Meriema

Department of History & Archaeology - do –

Department of Psychology -do–

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Department of Economics

Head of the Department : Prof.B.Kilangla Jamir

Contact detail : +918837410093
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of Qualificatio Designation Subject Contact No. &
No. the n Specialization/ thrust Email
Faculty area of Research - ID
1. Prof. B. Ph.D Professor& Environmental and +918837410093
Kilangla HOD Development Economics bkilangla@nagalanduniv
Jamir ersity.ac.in
2. Prof. Ph.D Professor& Econometrics +919436006435/
Mithilesh Dean SSS and +917005714627
Kumar Mathematical mithileshkumarsinha5@g
Sinha Economics mail.commksinha@nagal
andunive
rsity.ac.in
3. Prof. T. Ph.D Professor Econometrics +919436016413/
Zarenthun and Monetary +917085673828
g Ezung Economics [email protected]
ren@nagalanduniversit
y.ac.in
4. Dr.Y. Ph.D Associate Industrial Economics +919436607038/
Temjenzul Professor and History of +918787455477
u Jamir Economic Thought temjenzulu@nagalanduni
versity.ac.in
5. Miss.Alice M.A Assistant Monetary and +919436016334
Pongener Professor Industrial Economics alicepongener@nagaland
university.ac.in
6. Dr. Ph.D Assistant Econometrics, Rural renbenikikon@nagalan
Renben Professor Economics, du niversity.ac.in
i Kikon Agriculture
Economics,
Behavioral
Economics
7 Dr.Chandayy Ph.D Assistant Agricultural Economics, chandayya@nagalanunive
a Makeni Professor Development Economics, rsity.ac.in
International Economics. 9491715437

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2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 50
ii. Ph.D : 00

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D(Course work) : 01

5. PGCourseStructure:

Semester CourseNo/Code Title of Course Credit(s)

ECO-101 Quantitative Methods-I 4
ECO-102 Micro Economics-I 4
I
ECO-103 Macro Economics-I 4
ECO-104 Public Economics 4
ECO-201 Quantitative Methods- II 4
ECO-202 Micro Economics-II 4
II
ECO-203 Macro Economics-II 4
ECO-204 International Trade and Finance 4
ECO-301 Economics of Growth and Development 4
ECO-302 Indian Economic Policy 4
III
ECO- 300_ Optional-I 4
ECO- 300_ Optional-II 4
Economics of Environment and Natural Resource
ECO-401 4
Management
ECO - 402
IV Research MethodologyAndDissertation 4
ECO-400_
Optional-I 4
ECO- 400_
Optional-II 4

OPTIONAL PAPERS FOR IIISEMESTER

COURSE NO COURSE TITLE

ECO-3001 INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS-I
ECO-3002 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS-I
ECO-3003 ECONOMETRICS-I
ECO-3004 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS-I
ECO-3005 DEMOGRAPHY-I
ECO-3006 ECONOMICS OF GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT-IECO-
3007 COMPUTER APPLICATION IN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
ECO-3008 ECONOMICS AND LAW
ECO-3009 HISTORY OF MODERN ECONOMIC THOUGHTS

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OPTIONALPAPERS FORIV SEMESTER

COURSE NO COURSE TITLE

ECO-4001 INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS-II
ECO-4002 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS-II
ECO-4003 ECONOMETRICS-II
ECO-4004 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS-II
ECO-4005 DEMOGRAPHY-II
ECO-4006 ECONOMICS OF GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT-II
ECO-4007 WELFARE ECONOMICS
ECO-4008 ECONOMICS OF INSURANCE
ECO-4009 LABOUR ECONOMICS
ECO-4010 MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS
ECO-4011 ECONOMICS OF INFRASTRUCTURE

6. Ph.D CourseWork Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

ECO-CW-01 Research Methodology 4
ECO-CW-02 Methods of Data Analysis 4
ECO-CW-03 Research and Publication Ethics 4
ECO-CW-04 Computer Applications and Term Paper 4

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Department of Political Science

Head of the Department : Prof. Moamenla Amer

Contact detail : +919436006125
Email id. : [email protected]

1. FacultyPosition:

Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject specialization/ Contact

No. the Thrust area(s)of Research No.&Email-ID
faculty
1. Dr.H.John M.A,M.Phil Professor Theories of +919436439442
Sema Ph.D, NEHU, International Politics, johnsema@nagala
Shillong,UGC- International Relations, n
NET local institutions, duniversity.ac.dot.
Electoral Politics. in
2. Dr. M.A,NEHU Professor Electoral studies, gender +919436016058
Moamenla Shillong,NET and Politics, Youth and moala@nagalandu
Amer Ph.D Political engagement. n iversity.ac.in
Nagaland
University
3 Dr. M.A, PGDHE Professor State Politics in India and
Dasarathi (IGNOU) Political Theory.
Bhuiyan Ph.D,(Berhampur
University)

4 Dr. Shasanka MA, Ph.D., LLB, Associate International Politics, Foreign

Sekhar Pati NET Professor Policy, Indian Government
and Politics and Indian
Political Thought.

5. Dr.Likhase M.A (Jamia Assistant Western Political Theory, +919862276663

Sangtam Millia Islamia Professor Working of Parliamentary likhase@nagaland
University)Ne and Federal Systems in u niversity.ac.in
w Delhi. India, Naga Politics,
NETPh.D International
Nagaland Organizations,Naga
Universit Politics.
y
6. Mrs. M.A,NEHU Assistant Contemporary Political +919402489336
Monalisa Shillong,NET Professor Theory, Comparative monalisa@nagalan
Tase (pursuing Politics, Politics of duniversity.ac.in
Ph.D) North East India, with
special reference to
Nagaland,ActEast
Policy.

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7. Dr. M.A,M.Phil, Assistant Urban Governance,Local self +918731970688

Neizhanuo Ph.D(JNU) Professor government, Public neizhanuo@nagal
Golmei NewDelhi Administration. a
NET- JRF nduniversity.ac.in
8. Dr.Deepak M.A,M.Phil,Ph.D, Assistant International Relations +917838186472
Kumar JNU Professor (Theories and Problem), deepakbhaskar@
Bhaskar NewDelhi, Foreign Policy, African n
Politics,India-China.Africa
NET-JRF relations, Political Theories, agalanduniversit
Western and Indian Political y. ac.in
Thought. Human right and
gender Politics at global
level.

9. Mr. M.A, MCU Assistant Asia-PacificAffairs +918787611251

Chongtham Taipei,M.Phil Professor Chongthamg@nag
Gunnaman JNU, NET, a
i Singh (PursuingPh.D)
landuniversity.ac.i
n
10 Dr. G. MA, M.Phil., Ph.D Assistant Geopolitics and Geostrategy,
Chandra Professor Human Rights and Refugee
Sekaran crisis Foreign Policy.

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
iii. Certificate course on South east Asia
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 55
ii. Ph.D : 00
iii. Certificate course on Southeast Asia : 15
4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D(CourseWork) : 01
iii. Certificate course on Southeast Asia : 6 months

5. PG Course Structure:
1stSemester :( All papers are compulsory)
CourseNo./Code Title of Course
PS:101 Western Political Theory(Classical Traditions)
PS:102 Political Processes and Dynamics in Indian Politics
PS:103 Theories of Public Administration
PS:104 Theories of International Politics

2ndSemester (All papers are compulsory)

CourseNo./Code Title of Course
PS:105 Western Liberal Theories
PS:106 Issuesin International Relations
PS:107 Politics of North-East India with special reference to Nagaland

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PS:108 Indian Administration:Problems and Prospects

3rdSemester (Two papers compulsory,two papers optional/Elective)

CourseNo./Code Title of Course
PS:109 Marxist Political Theory(Compulsory)
PS:110 Comparative Politics(Compulsory)
Optional Papers
PS:111 International Organisations(CBCS)
PS:112 Foreign Policy of India
PS:113 Public Policy and Analysis inIndia
PS:114 Human Rights:Theories and Practice
PS:115 Women and Politics in India
PS:116 International Law

4thSemester(Two papers compulsory,Two papers Optional/Elective)

CourseNo./Code Title of Course
PS:117 Contemporary Political Theory (Major Issues) (Compulsory)
PS:118 Political Sociology(Compulsory)
Optional Papers
PS:119 Working of Parliamentary and Federal Systems in India (CBCS)
PS:120 Foreign Policy of Major Powers
PS:121 Liberal Political Theory
PS:122 Politics of SouthAsia
PS:123 Indian Political Thinkers
PS:124 Development Administration in India
CBCS: Choice Based Credit System
(The course is open for students of other departments)

6. CERTIFICATE COURSE ON SOUTH EAST ASIA

This course is designed to understand the various facets of Southeast Asia.The region has
multiplepolitical experiences. In cultural realm too, the region has several religious and ethical values,
and the civilizationalinfluences for millennia fromthe two great neighboring Indic and Sinic civilizations.
Despite these differences, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has successfully created and
expanded over the years, and it represents a common collective Southeast Asian identity. Moreover, this
course would also unfold the aspects of India – Southeast Asia relations as a result ofIndia’s Act East
Policy, with a particular focus on Northeast India.
Admission Eligibility: Bachelors’Degree or Above in any Discipline
Course Duration: 6 months

ModuleI
Understanding Southeast Asia: An Introduction
1.1 Concept of SEA
1.2 Evolution of Kingdoms and States
1.3 Geography,History,Society and Economy
1.4 Nations of SEA

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ModuleII
Post Colonial Period and the Geo-Politics of the Region
2.1 ColdWarPeriod and Superpowers Rivalry
2.2 Formation of ASEAN and its Expansion
2.3 ASEAN and its Impact on Southeast Asian Economy

ModuleIII
India and Southeast Asia
3.1 Historical and Cultural Linkages
3.2 Political,Economic Relations, and Strategic Relations
3.3 Institutional Mechanisms(BIMSTEC,Mekong-Ganges,BCIM,etc)
3.4 LEP/AEP:Issues,Challenges and Prospects

Module IV
Northeast India and Southeast Asia
4.1 Understanding Northeast India(History and Culture)
4.2 Geographical Contiguity,Historical,Cultural and Economic Linkages
4.3 Northeast India and AEP(Issues,Challenges and Prospects)
4.4 Social,Economic and Politico-Security Impacts of AEP

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Department of Sociology

Head of the Department : Prof. Athungo Ovung

Contact detail : +917005329857
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subjectspecialization Contact
No. Faculty /thrust area of No.&Email-ID
Research
1. Prof.Athungo Ph.D Professor& Social Stratification, +917005329857
Ovung HOD Change & Development, athungo@nagaland
Research Methodoloy u niversity.ac.in
2. Prof. Ph.D Professor Gender & Society, +919436439881
Toshimenla Environmental Sociology toshimenla@nagala
Jamir n duniversity.ac.in
3. Prof. Ph.D Professor Sociological Theories, +919436605205
Temjensosang Political Sociology,Rural temjensosang@nagal
Sociology anduniversity.ac.in
4. Dr.Sandeep Ph.D Associate Sociology of Health, ICT, 9435260488
Gupta Professor Tribal Studies, Research sandeepgupta@nagala
Methodology nduniversity.ac.in
5. Dr.PitheliK. Ph.D Assistant Indian Diaspora,Change +917005468227
Jimo Professor and Development pitheli@nagalandu
ni versity.ac.in
6. Dr.Y. Ph.D Assistant Agrarian Change, Public +919959499921
Srikanth Professor Health, RuralLivelihood, ysrikanth@nagalan
(Tribal Social Movements in d university.ac.in
Research India, Indian Society
Centre)
7. Dr.Dipika Ph.D Assistant Ethnicity & +917002151388
Paul Professor Ethnic Identity paul.dipika6@gmai
l. com
dipika@nagalandu
ni
versity.ac.in
8. Dr.SurajBeri Ph.D Assistant Sociology of India, +91818859697
Professor Sociology of Elites, Surajberi2022@
Urban Spacest, nagalanduniversity.a
Inequalities Regional c
Political Economy .in
9. Dr.Yamsani Ph.D Assistant Agrarian Change, 9959499921
Srikanth Professor Tribal Studies, Ethnic srikanth@nagaland
(Tribal Conflict, Indigenous university.ac.in
Research Knowledge System
Centre)

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2.Courses offered:
i. PG
ii.Ph.D
3.Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 55
ii.Ph.D : 14
4.No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii.Ph.D (CourseWork) : 01
5.PG Course Structure:

Semester Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

SOC 01 Classical Sociological Traditions 4
SOC 02 Methodology of Social Research-I 4
I
SOC 03 Perspectives on Indian Society 4
SOC 04 Globalization and Society 4
SOC 05 Modern Sociology Perspective 4
SOC 06 Methodology of Social Research-II 4
II Sociology of Tribal Society with
SOC07 4
reference to North East India
SOC 08 Sociology of Change and Development 4
SOC 09 Political Sociology 4
SOC 10 Sociology of Gender 4
SOC 11 Dissertation Writing
III
SOC12(CBCS) Study of Indian Diaspora
SOC13(CBCS) Urban Society in India 4
SOC14(CBCS) Sociology of Religion 4
SOC 15 Social Movements in India 4
SOC 16 Environment and Society 4
SOC 17 Rural Society I India 4
IV Sociology of Entrepreneurship Development
SOC18(CBCS) 4
SOC 19(CBCS) Study of South-EastAsia
SOC20(CBCS) Sociology of North-East India

6.Pre-PhD CourseWork Structure:

CourseNo. Title of Course Credit(s)

SOC 401 Advanced Sociological Theories 4
SOC 402 Social Research Methods 4
SOC 403 Research and Publication Ethics 4
SOC 404 Computer Application and Term paper 4

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Department of Law

Head of the Department : Dr. Kuldeep Singh Panwar

Contact detail : +919414135915
EmailID : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of Subject Specialisation/ Contactno.&
Qualification Designation
No the faculty Thrust area of Research Email ID
1. Dr. Kuldeep Ph.D, Associate Mercantile Law, Business +919414135915
Singh UGC-NET Professor Law, Commercial Law, kuldeep.singh@nag
Panwar Tort,FamilyLaw,Research alanduniversity.ac.in
Methodology and
Medical Jurisprudence.
2. Dr. Ph.D, Assistant Business and Corporate +918414846612
Sentikumla (NET)LAW Professor Law sentikumla@nagal
a
nduniversity.ac.in
3. Dr.Rumi Ph.D Assistant Constitutional and +919435173521
Dhar Professor Administrative Law rumidhar@nagalan
duniversity.ac.in

4. Dr. Ph.D Assistant Environmental Law, +919518264530

Rishikesh Professor Intellectual Property Law
Singh
Faujdar

2. Courses Offered:
i. LL.M
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. LL.M : 17
ii. Ph.D : 03
4. No.of Semesters:
i. LL.M : 04
ii. Ph.D(Course Work) :

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5. LL.M Course Structure:

SEMESTER -I
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
LLM- 0101 Indian Constitutional Law (Compulsory paper) 6
LLM- 0102 General Principles of Contract 6
LLM- 0103 Specific Contracts 6
LLM- 0104 Insurance Law 6
SEMESTER-II
CourseNo./ Code TitleofCourse Credit(s)
LLM- 0201 LegalEducationandResearchMethodology(Compulsory paper) 6
Constitutionalism and Constitutional Development in India and
LLM- 0202 6
England
LLM- 0203 Comparative and Cooperative Federalism 6
Civil and Political Rights –Comparative Study of Select
LLM- 0204 6
Constitutions
SEMESTER-III
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
LLM- 0301 Law and Social Transformation in India(Compulsory paper) 6
LLM- 0302 Development of Law of Torts and Tort Actions Generally 6
LLM- 0303 SpecificTorts I 6
LLM- 0304 SpecificTorts II 6
SEMESTER-IV
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
LLM- 0401 Judicial Process(Compulsory paper) 6
LLM- 0402 Dissertation 18

6. Pre-Ph.D.CourseWork Structure:

CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

LSP-01 Legal Research and Methodology 08

LSP-02 Advance Legal Theory 08
LSP 03: Theme Oriented Course Work 08
LSP 04: Ethics in Research and Publication 08

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Department of Commerce

Head of the Department : Prof. Gautam Patikar

Contact detail : + 916289211275
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject ContactNo.&
No. the faculty Specializatio Email-ID
n/
Thrust area
of Research
1. Dr.A.K. M.Com Ph.D Professor Finance +919436276539
Mishra [email protected]

2. Dr.P.K. M.Com Ph.D Professor Accountancy +919436605190

Deka paragkumardeka
@y mail.com
3. Dr.Gautam M.Com Ph.D Professor Marketing& +919436003439
Patikar Research gautamp@nagaland
Methodology u niversity.ac.in
4. Dr. Joy Das M. Com, Ph.D. Professor Finance 8131903190
joydas@nagalandunivers
ity.ac.in
5. Dr.Ratan M.Com Ph.D Associate E-Commerce& +919436011758
Kaurinta Professor Computer rkaurinta@nagaland
Application university.ac.in
6. Dr. Jasojit M. Com, Ph.D. Associate Accountancy & 9954274761
Debnath Professor Insurance jasojit@nagalanduni
versity.ac
7. Dr.Maloth M.Com Ph.D Assistant Management& +919490315594
RaghuRam Professor Accounting raghuram@nagalanduni
versity.ac.in

8. Dr. Perumalraja M. Com, Ph.D. Assistant Finance 8637613645

R Professor perumalraja@nagalandu
niversity.ac.in

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 50
ii. Ph.D : 06

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4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D(Course Work) : 01

5.PG Course Structure:

First Semester
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MC-101 ManagementConcepts&OrganisationalBehaviour 4
MC-102 BusinessEnvironment&Policy 4
MC-103 StatisticalAnalysis 4
MC-104 CorporateFinancialAccounting&Reporting 4
Second Semester
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MC-201 Business Entrepreneurship 4
MC-202 Accounting for Managerial Decisions 4
MC-203 Marketing Management 4
MC-204 Financial Management 4
Third Semester:
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MC-301 Computer Applicationin Business 4
MC-302 Corporate Legal Framework 4
ElectiveI Any of the following six (6) Groups/Areas 4
ElectiveII Any of the following six (6) Groups/Areas 4
Fourth Semester:
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MC-401 Strategic Management 4
MC-402 E-Commerce 4
Elective III Any of the following six(6) Groups/Areas 4
Elective IV Any of the following six (6) Groups/Areas 4

OPTIONAL GROUP
Group A: Accounting
ElectiveI MCRM-01 Research Methodology & Project
ElectiveII MCA-02 Advanced Financial Accounting
ElectiveIII MCA-03 Advanced Cost & Management Accounting
ElectiveIV MCA-04 Corporate Tax Planning & Management
Group B: Finance
ElectiveI MCRM-01 Research Methodology & Project
ElectiveII MCF-02 Financial Institutions & Markets
ElectiveIII MCF-03 Security Analysis and Portfolio
Management
ElectiveIV MCF-04 Strategic Financial Management
Group C:Human Resource Management
ElectiveI MCRM-01 Research Methodology & Project

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ElectiveII MCHR-02 Human Resource Planning and Selection

ElectiveIII MCHR-03 Human Resource Management
ElectiveIV MCHR-04 Human Resource Development

Group D: International Business

ElectiveI MCRM-01 Research Methodology & Project
ElectiveII MCIB-02 International Business Environment
ElectiveIII MCIB-03 Foreign Trade Policy and Investment
ElectiveIV MCIB-04 International Marketing

GroupE: Marketing
ElectiveI MCRM-01 Research Methodology & Project
ElectiveII MCM-02 Services Marketing & Customer Relationship
Management
ElectiveIII MCM-03 Agriculture & Rural Marketing
ElectiveIV MCM-04 Marketing Research

GroupF:Banking & Insurance

ElectiveI MCRM-01 Research Methodology & Project
ElectiveII MCBI-02 Banking Operation & Procedures
ElectiveIII MCBI-03 Insurance Finance & Administration
ElectiveIV MCBI-04 Insurance & Risk Management

6.Pre-Ph.D CourseWork Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
PCW-01 Research Methodology in Social Sciences 5
PCW-02 Data Analysis and Computer Application in Research 5
PCW-03 Research and Publication Ethics 2
PCW-04 Term Paper 4

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Department of History and Archaeology

Head of the Department : Prof. N. Venuh

Contact detail : +919436000372
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of the Qualification Designation Subject specialization Contact
No. Faculty / thrust area of No.&Email-ID
Research
1. Prof. N. Venuh M.A,M.Phil., Professor Contemporary History +919436000372
Ph.D & HOD nvenuh@nagalandu
niversity.ac.in

2. Prof.Y.Ben Lotha M.A,M.Phil, Professor Modern India +917005180212

Ph.D yben@nagalanduni
versity.ac.in
3. Prof.Tiatoshi M.A.M.Phil., Professor Ethno-archaeology +919436604926
Jamir Ph.D tiatoshi@nagalandu
niversity.ac.in
4. Prof. MA JRF Professor Contemporary History jangkhomang@nagal
Jangkhomang MPhill anduniversity.ac.in
Guite PhD
5. Ms. M.A, NET Assistant Modern India +919436400514
Thungchanbe Professor and North East thungchanbeni@nagal
ni Kithan India anduniversity.ac
.in
6. Dr.Aokumla M.A,NET, Assistant Archaeology +919426015286
Walling PGD,Ph.D Professor aokumla@nagaland
university.ac.in

7. Dr.Ditamulü M.A,NET, Assistant Ethno-archaeology +919402868628

Vasa Ph.D Professor ditamulu@nagalan
duniversity.ac.in
8. Dr.Chubala M.A,NET, Assistant Medieval Indian History +919436401079
Sanglir Ph.D Professor chubala@nagaland
university.ac.in

9. Dr.R. M.A,NET, Assistant Ancient India +919402831904

Chumbeno M.Phil,Ph.D Professor chumbeno@nagala
Ngullie nduniversity.ac.in

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2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 55
ii. Ph.D : 14
4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D (Course Work) : 01

5. PG Course Structure:
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
First Semester
H-101 Historical Methods 4
H-102 Archaeology:Methods and Approaches 4
H-106 Social and Political History of Nagas 4
H-107 Modern Indian Society 4
Second
Semester
H-103 Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology 4
H-104 Feudalism 4
H-105 Capitalism and Imperialism 4
H-108 Nationalism 4
Third Semester
H-201 Polity and Economy of Ancient India,circa BC1500-AD600 4
H-206 Neolithic and Megalithic Culturesof Northeast India 4
H-403 Contemporary India(1947-2000) 4
H-407 Colonialismin SouthEast Asia(1511-1550) 4
Fourth
Semester
H-202 Religion and Society in Ancient India,circa1500BC-AD1200 4
H-203 Neolithic and Chalcolithic Cultures of India 4
H-405 Government and Politics in North-EastIndia since1947 4
H-408 Modern United States of America 4
Dissertation
H-503 (*In lieuof any core paper within the Semester) 4

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6. Pre-PhD CourseWork Structure:

CourseNo./ Code Title of Course
H-501 Research Methodology
H-502 Oral History
H-503 Historiography
Term Paper

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Department of Psychology

Headof the Department :Prof.Thiyam Kiran Singh

Contact detail : +91 8360988456
Email id. :[email protected]

1. Faculty position:
Sl. Nameof Qualificatio Designation SubjectSpecializatio Contact
No. the Faculty n n No.&Email-
/Thrust area of ID
Research
1. Dr. Thiyam MA, M.Phil, HOD, Clinical, Behavioural & thiyamkiransingh@
Kiran Singh Ph.D Professor Social Psychology nagalanduniversity.ac.in

2. Dr. M.A,Ph.D Assistant imlisongla@nagala

Clinical Psychology &
Imlisongla Professor nduniversity.ac.in
Social Psychology
Longkumer +919402697023
3. Dr.LovikaP. M.A,M.Phil., Assistant Clinical Psychology& lovika@nagalandu
Shikhu Ph.D Professor Child and Adolescent niversity.ac.in
Psychology +919856648055
4. Mr.Hovisuto M.A Guest Faculty Gender studies hovisiitokhieya@gmail.
Khieya com

5. Mr.Jason Puro MA, NET Guest Faculty Personality [email protected]

m

2. Courses Offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
iii. PG Diploma in Counselling Psychology
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 25
ii. Ph.D : 04
iii. PG Diploma in Counselling Psychology : 10

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.DCourseWork : 01
iii. PG Diploma in Counselling Psychology : 02
:

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5. PG Course Structure:

CourseNo./Code Title of course Credits

PSY-PG101 History and Foundations of Psychology 5
PSY-PG102 Research Methodology-I 5
PSY-PG103 Advanced Social Psychology 5
PSY-PG104 Psychological Assessment 5
PSY-PG201 Cognitive Psychology 5
PSY-PG202 Psychology of Personality(CBCP|) 5
PSY-PG203 Research methodology-II 5
PSY-PG204 Practicum I 5
PSY-PG301 Health Psychology 5
PSY-PG 302A Clinical Psychology
Or
PSY-PG 302B Developmental Psychology Organizational 5
Or
PSY-PG302C Behavior
PSY-PG 303A Psychopathology
Or
PSY-PG 303B Childand Adolescence Psychology Training and 5
Or
PSY-PG303C Development In Organizations
PSY-PG304 Practicum II 5
PSY-PG401 Educational Psychology 5
PSY-PG402 Positive Psychology (CBCP) 5
PSY-PG 403A Psychotherapy and
Or
PSY-PG 403B Counselling Adulthood and 5
Or
PSY-PG403C Aging

Human Resource Development

PSY-PG404 Project/Dissertation 5

6. Ph.D CourseWork Structure:

CourseNo/Code Title of Course Credit(s)

PSYPhD-01 Research Methodology-I:Foundations 4
PSYPhD-02 Research Methodology-II:Quantitative Research 4
PSYPhD-03 Research Methodology-III:Qualitative Research 4
PSYPhD-04 Special Study 4

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7. Diploma/Certificate Course Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

PSY-DPC 101 Foundations of Psychology 5
PSY-DPC 102 Foundations of Counselling 5
PSY-DPC 103 Theoretical perspectives of Human 5
Personality
PSY-DPC 104 Practicum I 5
PSY-DPC 201 Mental Health and Mental Disorders 5
PSY-DPC 202 Counselling Psychology Intervention- 5
I
PSY-DPC 203 Counselling Psychology Intervention 5
-II
PSY-DPC 204 Practicum II and Internship 5
30

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SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & EDUCATION

Dean : Prof.Jano S Liegise

Contact detail: +919856775073
Email id. : [email protected]

Department Location

Department of Education Kohima Campus, Meriema

Department of English - do-
Department of Hindi -do-
Department of Linguistics -do-

Department of Teacher Education -do-

Department of Tenyidie -do-

Centre for Naga Tribal -Lumami-

Language Studies (CNTLS)
Department of Mass Communication -do-

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Department of Education

Head of the Department : Prof. Buno Liegise

Contact detail : +919436011041
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty position:
Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject Specialization ContactNo.&
No. Faculty /thrust area of Research Email-ID
1. Prof. M.A(Edn.)NEHU Professor & Education &Creativity, +919436011041
Buno M.Phil.,(DU) Head Sociology of Education, bunlieg@nagala
Liegise Ph.D., Pre-School Education, nduniversity.ac.i
(JNU)UGC TeacherEducation,Wome n
-NET
n
Empowerment
2. P rof. M.A(Edn.)NEHU, Professor Curriculum +918416088292
Buno B.Ed.,& Development, Pre- zetsuvibuno@yaho
Zetsuvi Ph.D(NU) School Education, o.com
Environmental
Education,
Philosophy of Education
3. Prof. M.A(Edn.), Professor Comparative Education, +919383234227
Lungsang NEHU Teacher Education, [email protected]
Zeliang Ph.D.,(NU) Educational o.in
UGC-NET Management,
Educational
Administration
4. Dr. M.A(Edn.), Associate Educational Testing& +919436070578
Limala M.Phil.,NEHU Professor Measurement, limala@nagalandun
&Ph.D (NU) Population Education, iversity.ac.in
Research Methodology,
Women Empowerment
5. Dr. M.A(Edn),(NU) Associate Educational +919436001208
Khotole B.Ed., Professor Psychology,Environment khotolekhieya@gm
Khieya Ph.D, (NU) al ail.com
Education,ValueEducation
, Special Education

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6. Dr.Anu M.Sc.(Physics), Associate Science Education, +918894703576

G.S M.Ed., Professor Educational anueducation@na
Ph.D(Edn), Technology, g
PDF (Edn), Educational alanduniversity.a
UGC-NET Psychology, Life Skill c.in
&JRF(Edn),SET Education, Tribal
(Physics) Education,
Curriculum
Development
7. Dr.M. M.Sc. Associate Methods of Teaching +919402207563,
Rajendra (Mathematics), Professor MathematicsandEnglish +919440858111
Nath M.Sc(Psy), . ICT in Education. Mrajendranath
Babu M.A(Eng), ResearchMethodology babu@nagaland
M.A(Soc),M.Ed, .Educational university.ac.in
M.Phil,PGDCA, Statistics&SPSS.
PhD(Education) Education Technology.
, UGC-NET with Measurement and
JRF & SRF Evaluation.
Teacher
Education. Special
Education.
Environmental Education
8 Dr. B. M.Sc.(Maths), Assistant Mathematics Education, +919247675516
Venkata M.A(Psy),M.Ed, Professor Methodology of boyillapalli.vrao
Rao PGDCA, PhD Educational Research & @
(Edn).UGC-PDF, Statistics, Teacher nagalandunivers
UGC NET(Edn) Education, Educational it y.ac.in
,UGCNET(Psy.), Psychology, Educational
AP SET (Edn) Technology, Educational
Testing & Evaluation,ICT
In Education
9. Mrs. M.A(Edn), Assistant Teacher Education, +919436011390
Narola UGC(NET- Professor Distance naro@nagalandu
Chuba JRF) Education,Indian niversity.ac.in
Educational System,
Educational
Administration
10. Dr. M.A (Edn) Assistant Higher Education, +919862745393
Neizo-ü Ph.D(Edn)& Professor Educational neizomero@nag
Mero UGC- NET Psychology, Sociology alanduniversity.
of Education, Value ac.in
Education,
Pre-School Education

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D

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3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 55
ii. Ph.D : 03
4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D (CourseWork) : 01

5. PG Course Structure:
Sem. CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MAEDU:101 Philosophical Foundations of Education 5
I MAEDU:102 Psychological Foundations of Education 5
MAEDU:103 Teacher Education 5
MAEDU:104 Distance Education 5
5
MAEDU:205 Sociological Foundations of Education
II 5
MAEDU:206 Methodology of Education Research &
MAEDU:207 statistics Comparative Education 5
MAEDU:208 Value Education and Human Rights 5
MAEDU:309 Intelligence, Creativity and Education
5
MAEDU:310 Environmental Education Educational Testing
III 5
MAEDU:311 and Evaluation
5
MAEDU:312 Population Education/Education for Leisure
5
MAEDU:413 Special Education Educational 5
IV MAEDU:414 Technology 5
MAEDU:415 Education for Empowerment of Women 5
MAEDU:416 ECCE/Economics of Education 5

The Department offers students to opt for Dissertation writing in lieu of two Theory
papers (MAEDU-312 & MAEDU-416).
Pre-PhD CourseWork Structure:

CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)

PaperI Research Methodology 4
Paper II Psychological Tests & Statistics and Computer Application 4
Paper III Education, Research and Society/Area 4
Paper IV Presentation 4

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Department of English

HeadoftheDepartment : Prof. Nigamananda Das

Contactdetail : +919436608904/+918575094585
Email id. : [email protected]

1. FacultyPosition:
Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject ContactNo.&
No. the Faculty Specialization/ Email-ID
Thrust Area of
Research
1. Dr.N.D.R. M.A, PGDTE, Professor Literary Theory & +918839846685/
Chandra M.Phil.,Ph.D Criticism,Victorian +919436604508
Poetry, ELT [email protected]/
chandra592001@nagala
nduniversity.ac.in
2. Dr. M.A,PGCTE, Professor Common wealth +919436608904/
Nigamananda PGDTE, & HOD Literature,Saint +918575094585
Das M.Phil., Ph.D Literature,ELT, [email protected]/n
Contemporary ndas@nagalanduniversi
Theory ty.ac.in
3. Dr.R. M.A,Ph.D Professor Drama,American +918974248224
Rosemary Literature [email protected]
Dzuvichu m
4. Dr.JanoS. M.A,M.Phil., Professor & British Literature, +919856775073
Liegise Ph.D Dean H&E Cultural Studies [email protected]
5. Dr. M.A,M.Phil. Associate Common wealth +919348068308
Mohammed Ph.D Professor Literature [email protected]
AkhtarJamal
Khan
6. Dr. R. M.A,M.Phil. Associate ELT and Common +919994311113
Vasanthan Ph.D Professor wealth Literature vasanthan@nagaland
university.ac.in
7. Dr.Lemtila M.A,M.Phil., Assistant Literary Theory, +918787624224
Alinger Ph.D Professor Semiotics [email protected]
om
8. Dr.I.Talisenla M.A,M.Phil., Assistant Common wealth +919436831744
Imsong Ph.D Professor Literature [email protected]

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2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
iii. Certificate Courses in Spoken English & Writing Skills
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 65
ii. Ph.D : 05
iii. CSEWS : 20
4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D(Course Work) : 01
iii. CSEWS : 02
5. PG Course Structure:

CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

MAEng-1 Poetry-I 5
MAEng-2 Drama-I 5
MAEng-3 Fiction-I 5
MAEng-4 Prose 5
MAEng-5 Literary Theory & Criticism-I 5
MAEng-6 Poetry-II 5
MAEng-7 Drama-II 5
MAEng-8 Fiction-II 5
MAEng-9 Research Methodology 5
MAEng-10 Modern Literary Theory & Criticism-II 5
MAEng-11 American Literature-A/ Shakespeare-B 5
MAEng-12 African Literature-A/Study of aPeriod-B 5
MAEng-13 Linguistics,Phonetics,Stylistics-A/Studyofamajor 5
author/Dissertation-B
MAEng-14 World Literature in English Translation-A/Women’sWritings-B 5
MAEng-15 Fourth World Literature-A/North east Indian Multiethnic 5
Literature in English-B
MAEng-16 Film Studies 5
MAEng-17 Modern Literature 5
MAEng-18 Indian English Literature 5
MAEng-19 American Literature 5
MAEng-20 New Literature 5

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6.Ph.D CourseWork Structure:

CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

PhDCW-01 Research Methodology 4

PhDCW-02 Approaches to Literature/Linguistics(Literary and Critical 4
Theory)
PhDCW-03 Area Study in Literature/Linguistics/Cultural Studies 4
PhDCW-04 Research Paper Presentations(Powerpoint) 3

Certificate Courses:
Certificate in Spoken English- One semester
Unit-I Organs of Speech, Classification and Description of Consonants & Vowels: English
consonants, English vowels, English diphthongs, Allophonic variants

Unit-II International Phonetic Alphabet, Phonetic Transcription, Syllable, Consonant

Clusters
Unit-III Accent, Intonation, Assimilation, Elison
Unit-IV Conversational English: English in various Situations: at Post office, Bank, places of
worship, booking a room in hotel, at beauty parlour, at airport, at a clinic, making a
telephone call, at travel agency, receiving guests, at a shop, at market, at college, at
school, at canteen, giving a talk on a selected topic, and many cases like these,
organizing mock programmes, etc
Unit-V Work on practice of Phonetic Transcription, on correct Spoken English, on Accent,
Intonation, Stress, etc. covering any pertinent aspect of the course so as to test the
effectiveness of the students’ acquisition of the skills/ correctness of speaking, etc.

Post-Graduate Certificate in Spoken English and Writing Skills (Two Semesters)

I Semester
Unit-I Organs of Speech, Classification and Description of Consonants & Vowels
Unit-II International Phonetic Alphabet, Phonetic Transcription, Syllable, Consonant
Clusters
Unit-III Accent, Intonation, Assimilation, Elison

Unit-IV Conversational English: English in various Situations: at Post office, Bank, places of
worship, booking a room in hotel, at beauty parlour, at airport, at a clinic, making a
telephone call, at travel agency, receiving guests, at a shop, at market, at college, at
school, at canteen, giving a talk on a selected topic, and many cases like these,
organizing mock programmes, etc.

Unit-V Work on practice of Phonetic Transcription, on correct Spoken English, on Accent,

Intonation, Stress, etc. covering any pertinent aspect of the course so as to test the
effectiveness of the students’ acquisition of the skills/ correctness of speaking, etc.

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II Semester

Unit-I Grammar, Ambiguity and writing unambiguous sentences, developing vocabulary

power, omnivorous reading, keeping abreast of 275 sentence structures, English
prepositional idioms, proverbs and proverbial usages.
Unit-II Creative Writing: Practicing writing poems, stories, essays on various topics.
Unit-III Writing various proposals, writing research papers, mechanics of essay writing,
writing summary, writing news items, writing newspaper editorials, writing for
publicity, précis writing, synopsis writing, drafting project report, writing business
letter, curriculum vitae and job application letter, communication within the office,
writing for presentation, drafting chapters of thesis with latest citation rules, using
critical terminology, concepts/ critical methods of analysis of literary texts.
Unit-IV Practical Criticism: Elongating concepts symbolically presented through pictures,
diagrams, sketches, etc. Interpreting literary, cultural, political, ethical, mythical
texts with postmodernist indeterminate meanings. Learning modes of interpreting
fictional and non-fictional texts, etc.
Unit-V Project Work based on various kinds of interpreting literary and non-literary texts,
giving samples of good writing style, suggesting correctness of writing, giving
examples of creative writing, methods of creative writing, etc.

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Department of Hindi

Head of the Department : Dr. Munni Chaudhary

Contact detail : +919871691727
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of the Designatio Qualification Subject Specialization ContactNo.&
No. Faculty n /Thrust area of Research Email- ID
1. Dr. Munni Associate M.A, M.Phil., Katha Sahitya, +919871691727
Chaudhary Professor Ph.D.,& NET Natak, Folk hindi@nagalandu
& Literature, Dalit niversity.ac.inmu
HOD nni@nagalanduni
Literature,
versity.ac.in
Comparative
Literature
2. Dr.Anuj Assistant M.A, &Ph.D Modern poetry +919402993007
Kumar Professor History of Hindi +917903367410
Literature anuj@nagaland
Contemporary Poetry unviersity.ac.in

3. Dr.Brijesh Assistant M.A&Ph.D Katha Sahitya, +919506470394

Kumar Professor Western Literature and brijesh@nagaland
Communal Literature uniiversity.ac.in

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. PhD
iii. PG Diploma in Hindi
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 20
ii. Ph.D : 03
iii. PG Diploma : 25

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D(Course Work) : 01
iii. PGDiploma : 02

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5. PG Course Structure:
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
MAHIN-101 101 हिन्दीसाहित्यकाइहििास -1 5
102 102 हिन्दीभाषाकाइहििासऔरहिहि 5
103 भारिीयसाहित्यहसद्ाां ि-1
103 5
104 आधुहिककहििा
104
105 हिां दीिाटक 5
105
(First Semester) 2
MAHIN-201 201 हिन्दीसाहित्यकाइहििास -2 5
202 202 भारिीयसाहित्यहसद्ाां ि-2 5
203 203 प्रयोजिमूिकहिां दी 5
204 204 भाषा-हिज्ञाि
205 5
205 ह िंदी साह त्य में अस्मितामूलक 2
(Second Semester)
हिमर्श
MAHIN-301 301 हिन्दीसाहित्यकाइहििास -3 5
302 302 हिां दीगद्य:हिहिद्यहिधाएँ 5
303 303 अिुिाद और हिां दी साहित्य 5
304 5
304 भक्तिकािीि-काव्य
305
305 हिां दीहिबांध 2
306
306 हििंदी हिनेमा और िाहित्य 2
(Third Semester)
(व्याविाहिक पाठ्यक्रम)
MAHIN-401 4 01 5
िाश्चात्यसाहित्यािोचिएिांहिां दीआिोचिा
402 402 कथा-साहित्य 5
403 403 छायािादोत्तरकहििा 5
404 2
404 िोक–साहित्य
405
405 िैकक्तिकहिषय: 5
(Fourth Semester)
(1) कबीर
(2) प्रेमचांद
(3)सूययकाां िहििाठी‘हिरािा’
(4) रामधारीहसांि‘हदिकर’

6. Pre-Ph.D.CourseWork Structure:

Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

HIN(CW) – 501 शोध-प्रविवध और शोध एिं प्रकाशन 5
नैविकिा – सैद्ां विक भाग (Research
Methodology and Research &
Publication Ethics – Theory Part)
संगोवि एिं पत्र-प्रस्तुवि, और शोध एिं
502 प्रकाशन नैविकिा – व्यािहाररक भाग
5
(Seminar and Paper Presentation,
and Research & Publication Ethics

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– Practical Part)
समीक्षा वसद्ां ि (Criticism)
अध्ययन-क्षेत्र – कोई एक (Area of Study-
503 5
Anyone)
504 5
(All Core Courses) 1.दवलि विमशश (Dalit Discourse)
2.स्त्री विमशश (Women Discourse)
3.मध्यकालीन काव्य (Middle-Period
Poetry)
4.समकालीन कवििा (Contemporary
Poetry)
5.िुलनात्मक सावहत्य (Comparative
Literature)
7. PG Diploma Course Structure:
Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
PGD in Hindi Teaching
(PGDHT)
101 101 भाषा: सामान्य पररचय 6
(Language: Introduction)
102 102 भाषायी दक्षिा: सामान्य विवधयां
6
एिं व्याकरण वशक्षण (Linguistic
Proficiency: Common Rules
and Grammatical Teaching)
103 वहं दी वशक्षण की व्यिस्था एिं
103 सामग्री (Arrangement of Hindi 6
(First Semester) Teaching and Materials)

PGDHT 201 201 सावहि्त्यत्यक विधाओं का वशक्षण 6

(Teaching of Literary Styles)
202 इं टरनेट एिं वहं दी (Internet and
202 6
Hindi)
203 मौत्यिक पररचचाश एिं पत्र-प्रस्तुवि
203 (Verbal Discussion and Paper 6
(Second Semester) Presentation)

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Department of Linguistics

Head of the Department : Dr. Pangersenla Walling

Contact detail : +919612389368
Email id. : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject Specialization ContactNo.&
No. the faculty /Thrust area of Research Email-ID

1. Dr. Ph.D Professor Syntax, Language asen.walling@

Pangersenla & HoD Typology,Semantics, nagalanduniversity
Walling Pragmatics, Tibeto- .ac.in
Burman
2. Dr.Arenkala Ph.D Assistant Sociolinguistics, arenkala@
Ao Professor Phonetics&Phonology, nagalanduniversit
Discourse Analyses y.
ac.in
3. Dr. W. Ph.D Guest Phonology, waikhompinky91
Pinky Faculty Morphology, @ gmail.com
Devi Tibeto-
Burman
4. Dr. Ph.D Guest Morpho-Syntax,Syntax, [email protected]
Kikrokho Faculty Tibeto- Burman, m
l Kraho Historical Linguistics

2. Courses offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D
iii. Certificate course in Japanese language

3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG 40
ii. PhD 00
iii. Certificate course in Japanese language: 30

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG 06
ii. Ph.D(CourseWork) 01

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5. PG Course Structure:
Semeste Course No./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
r
LING-101 Introductionto Linguistics 4
LING-102 Phonetics & Phology-1 4
I
LING-103 Morphology 4
LING-104 Syntax-1 4
LING-201 Syntax-2 4
LING-202 Phonology-2 4
II
LING-203 Semantics & Pragmatics 4
LING-204 Psycholinguistics 4
LING-301 Translation Theory & Practice 4
LING-302 Historical Linguistics 4
III
LING-303 Language Typology 4
LING-304 Language Teaching 4
LING-401 Language Planning 4
LING-402 *Lexicography 4
IV
LING-403 Translation Theory & Practice 4
LING-404 Dissertation Writing–Part-2 4

6. Pre Ph.D-Coursework structure:

CourseNo./Code Title of Course
Credit(s)
Paper-I Research Methodology 4
Paper-II Approaches to Linguistics 4
Paper-III AreaStudies in Linguistics 4
Paper-IV Paper Presentations(2 research) 4

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Department of Mass Communication

Head of the Department : Prof. Jano S Liegise

Contact detail : +919856775073
Email id: :[email protected]
[email protected]

1. Faculty position:

Subject
Name of ContactNo.&
Sl. Specialization
No. the Qualification Designation Email-ID
/Thrust area of
faculty
Research
1. Shri.Arjun M.A(English), Assistant Print Journalism, +917086212962/
Das M.A(Journalism Professor Public Relations, +919435180751
&Mass Developmental (whatsapp)
Communication),PG Communication& arjundas22@gma
Dip in Public Reporting il.com
Relations &
Advertising,NET
2. Dr. M.A(Mass Assistant New Media, +919654320986/
Shivajyoti Communication, Professor Electronic Media, +917002158348
Das NET, Ph.D MediaTheories,PR (whatsapp)
Baruah and Advertising omshivam001@
gmail.com

2. Course Offered:
i. PG
ii. Ph.D

3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG : 10
ii. Ph.D : 01

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG : 04
ii. Ph.D : 01

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5. PG Course Structure
End
Hrs/
Exam Interna Term
Sem. Course Title of Course p. Credit Total
hrs l marks Exam
week
mark
s
Introduction to Mass
MCMA
Communication and 5 5 3 30 70 100
101
Journalism
MCMA Principles and Theories of
102 Mass Communication 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA Reporting and Editing for
I 5 5 3 30 70 100
103 Print Media
MCMA
104 Media Laws and Ethics 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA
105 Editorial Practice 5 4 3 30 70 100

25 24
MCMA Advertising & Public
106 Relations 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA Development
5 5 3 30 70 100
107 Communication
MCMA
New Media & Technology 5 5 3 30 70 100
II 108
MCMA Communication Research
109 Methods 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA
110 Media Management 5 5 3 30 70 100

25 25
MCMA
111 Film Studies 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA
112 Broadcast Journalism 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA Communication Research
5 5 30 70 100
III 113 Project/Dissertation Work
MCMA
114 Basic Photography 5 3 3 30 70 100
MCMA Investigative Reporting
115 (Open Choice Elective) 5 5 3 30 70 100

25 23
MCMA Media Literacy and Human
116 Rights 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA
IV Media in NorthEast India 5 5 3 30 70 100
117
MCMA
118 New Media Applications 5 5 3 30 70 100
ElectiveI (Specialisation)Choose any one from below

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MCMA Rural Journalism and

5 5 3 30 70 100
119 Rural Communication
MCMA
120 Online Journalism 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA
121 Science 5 5 3 30 70 100
Communication
ElectiveII(Specialisation)Chooseanyonefrombelow
Corporate
MCMA Communication
5 5 3 30 70 100
122 and
Business
Communication
MCMA
123 Alternative Media 5 5 3 30 70 100
MCMA Documentary/Visual
124 production 5 5 3 30 70 100

25 25

6. Pre-Ph.D.CourseWork Structure:

Course
Semester Title of Course L T P CH CR
No./Code
MCR 01 Research Methodology & Computer
4 0 0 5 6
Applications
MCR 02 Research and Publication Ethics 4 0 0 5 2
I CommunicationTheory and Development of
MCR 03 4 0 0 5 4
Mass Communication
MCR 04 Seminar Paper & Presentation (Based on
Research Area) 0 0 1 2 4

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Department of Teacher Education

Head of the Department : Prof. Gyanendra Nath Tiwari

Contact detail : +919871070488
Email id. :[email protected]

1. Faculty position:
Name of
Sl. Subject Contactno.& Email
the Qualification Designation
No. Specialization/ ID
faculty
Thrust area of
Research
1. Dr.P.K. M.A Education, Professor Educational Measurement
Pattnaik MA(Economics) & Evaluation +919466907166
B.Ed. Administration and +918570976460
Ph.D.(Education), Management pkpattnaik@nagal
UGC NET , Research Methodology and anduniversity.ac.in
Statistics
Pedagogy of Social Science
2. Prof. M.Sc.(Chemistry) Professor & Research Methodology and +919871070488
Gyanendra M.Ed., HoD Statistics gyanendra@nagal
Nath Tiwari D.Phil. Inclusive Education anduniversity.ac.in
(Education) Educational Guidance and
UGC-JRF Counseling
Educational Administration
and Management
Pedagogy of Science
3. Dr.Sushil M.A (Philosophy Associate Research Methodology +918146813300
Kumar & Religion) M.Ed., Professor &Data sksingh@ nagaland
Singh M.Phil. & Ph.D Analysis. university.ac.in
(Education), Guidance and
PGDHE & PGJMC Counselling. Teacher
(IGNOU), Education.
Dip.HR,Dip.Psy. & Curriculum
CYE (Alison) Development.
Philosophy & Religion.
Educational
Management& Leadership
4. Dr. M.Sc.(Math), Assistant Methods of Teaching +918794859140
Surendra M.Ed, Professor Mathematics. surendrayadav@na
Yadav Ph.D(Education) Teacher galanduniversity.ac.
UGC-NET with Education. in
JRF Measurement and
Evaluation.
Research Methodology.
Educational Statistics.

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5. Dr. T. Assistant Methods of Teaching Social +918119017316

M.A(English),
Yolila Professor Science & English. yolila@nagaland
M.A(Education),
Sangtam Educational university.ac.in
M.Ed,
Administration &
Ph.D(Education)
Management and
CERTDoctoral
Educational Leadership.
Fellowship,
UGC-NET, Teacher Education.
Research Methodology.
K-SET,COPA
Inclusive Education.
ICT in Education.
6. Dr. M.A(Philosophy) Assistant Philosophical +917628849474
Rashmi M.Ed.(Education Professor Perspectives of rashmi@naga
) M.Sc.(Botany) Education. landuniversity
PDF(Education), Psychological Perspectives .ac.in
Ph.D.(Education) of Education.
, NET- Pedagogy of Science.
JRF(Education)
7. Dr.Neha M.A(English), Assistant Methodology of teaching +919950604333
Rawat MCA,M.Ed, Professor of English. neha@nagaland
Ph.D(Education Methodology of teaching university.ac.in
) UGC-NET, of Science.
DOAECC's A Educational Psychology.
level,PGDBAin Educational technology.
HRM, Communication skills
and creative writing.
ICT in Education.
Teacher Education.
8. Dr. M.Sc.(Economics) Assistant Education and Social +919474160927,
Prasenjit M.Ed, Professor Science. +918145821879
Pal M.A(Education), Educational Management prasenjit@naga
PhD(Education) Planning Finance. landuniversity
, EducationalTechnology. .ac.in
NET(Education) Vocational Guidance
Counseling.
Educational research.
Elementary Education.
Economics of
Education.
9 Dr.Seema M.Sc (Math), M.Ed, Assistant TPACK, Educational
Rani Thappa Ph.D.(Education) Professor Research, Educational
UGC-NET with Technology, Indian seema@nagalandu
JRF(Education) Knowledge System, niversity.ac.in
JKSET (Education) E-Content Designing 9797386338
and
Developmen

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2. Course Offered:
i. M.Ed.
ii. Ph.D
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i. M.Ed. : 50
ii. Ph.D : 05
4. No.of Semesters:
i. M.Ed. : 04
ii. Ph.D(CourseWork) : 1stsemester/2ndsemester

5. PG.Course Structure:
Semester-I
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
M.Ed.CC:101 Psychology of Learning and Development 4
M.Ed.CC:102 Philosophical Perspectives of Education 4
M.Ed.CC:103 Curriculum Studies 4
M.Ed.CC:104 Teacher Education in India 4
M.Ed.CC:105 Communication Skills and Expository Writing 2
M.Ed.CC:106 Yoga Education and Personality Development 2
Total 20
Semester-II
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
M.Ed.CC:201 Introduction to Research Methods and Statistics in 4
Education
M.Ed.CC:202 Sociological Foundations of Education 4
M.Ed.CC:203 Pre-service & In-service Teacher Education 4
M.Ed.CC:204 Academic Writing 2
M.Ed.CC:205 Internshipin DIETs/CTEsfor Fourweeks(with report) 4
M.Ed.CC:206 Dissertation 2
Total 20
Semester-III
CourseNo./Code Title o f Course Credit(s)
M.Ed.CC:301 Advanced Research Methods and Statistics in Education 4
M.Ed.CC:302 Educational Management and Leadership 4
M.Ed.CC:303 ICT in Education 4
M.Ed.CC:304 Economics of Education 2
M.Ed.CC:305 Internship related to specialization(Field Attachment) 4
M.Ed.CC:306 Dissertation 2
Total 20

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Semester–IV
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)
M.Ed.CC:401 Guidance and Counselling 4
M.Ed.CC:402 Life Skills Education 4
Select one Pedagogy Paper 4
M.Ed.CC:403 Pedagogy of Language Education
M.Ed.CC:404 Pedagogy of Mathematics Education
M.Ed.CC:405 Pedagogy of Science Education
M.Ed.CC:406 Pedagogy of Social Science Education
Select one Elective Paper 4
M.Ed.CC:407 Inclusive Education
M.Ed.CC:408 Value Education
M.Ed.CC:409 Environmental Education
M.Ed.CC:410 Higher Education
M.Ed.CC:411 Early Childhood Education
M.Ed.CC:412 Health and Physical Education
M.Ed.CC:413 Dissertation 4
Total 20

6.Pre-Ph.D CourseWork Structure:

CourseNo./ Code Title of Course Credit(s)
Ph.D.TE:101 Advanced Research Methods in Education 5
Ph.D.TE:102 Advanced Statistics in Education 5
Ph.D.TE:103 Recent Trends and Approaches in Education 5
Research and Publication Ethics & Presentations:
Ph.D.TE:104 5
(Research Proposal/Seminar Papers)
Total 20

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Department of Tenyidie

Head of the Department : Dr. Petekhrienuo Sorhie

Contact detail : +919402489676
Email id. : [email protected]

1. FacultyPosition:

Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject Contact no.&Email

No. the Faculty Specialization/ ID
Thrust Area of
Research
1. Dr. Ph.D Associate English Literature/ +919402489676
Petekhrienuo (English Professor& Feminism and [email protected]
Sorhie Literature) HoD Gender Studies
2. Dr. Mimi Ph.D Associate Syntactic +919402988518
Kevichüsa (Linguistics) Professor Typology of the mimi.ezung@
Ezung UGC-JRF Naga nagalanduniversity.ac.in
Languages
3. Assistant Tenyidie +919436010117
Dr.Metuo Ph.D Literature
Professor metuo@nagalanduniver
Liezietsu (Tenyidie) &Culture s ity.ac.in
4. Dr. Ph.D Assistant Language +919862334357
Kethokhrienuo (Linguistics) Professor Typology kethobelho
Belho NET, B.ED. @
gmail.com
5. Dr.Khrüvolü Ph.D Assistant Tenyidie +918787543588
(Tenyidie) Professor Literature khruvolukeyho7
@ gmail.com
6. Ms. Kevikieno M.A (English Guest Faculty English Literature 9615934859/nagiakieno
Nagi Literature) 0@
gmail.com

2. Courses Offered:
i. PG
ii. PhD
ii.Three Months Tenyidie Diploma course for International Students
iv. One month Crash Course in SpokenTenyidie
v. One Year Diploma Course inTenyidie
vi. Six Months Certificate Course inTenyidie
3. Intake capacity/Vacancy:
i. PG 50
ii. Ph.D 24
iii. Three Months Tenyidie Diploma Course for International Students 05

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iv. One month Crash Course in Spoken Tenyidie 15

v. One Year Diploma Course inTenyidie 15
vi. Six Months Certificate Course inTenyidie 15

4. No.of Semesters:
i. PG 04
ii. Ph.D(CourseWork) 01
iii. 3 months Tenyidie Diploma Course for International Students :3 months
iv. 1month Crash Course in SpokenTenyidie : 1 month
v. 1year Diploma Course inTenyidie :12 months
vi. 6 months Certificate Course inTenyidie :1 Semester

5. PG Course Structure:

Sem. CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

Part-A: History of Tenyidie Literature
TEN-101 Part-B:Topical Essays onTenyidie Literary 4
Development
I TEN -102 Translation Works &Translation Practice 4
TEN -103 English Fiction(Prose) 4
Part-A:Introduction to Language
TEN -104 4
Part-B:Branches of Linguistics
TEN-201 Tenyimia Culture and Folklore 4
TEN-202 Tenyimia Invocational & Lyrical Poetry 4
TEN-203 English Drama 4
i) TEN-204 :Phonetics and Phonology
II ii) MAEDU-208 :Value Education and
Human Rights
CBCP* iii) ENG-02.04 :i)Indian Literature in English 4
ii)Women’sWriting
iv) PSY-PG202 :Psychology and Personality
v) LING -204 :Psycholinguistics
TEN-301 Tenyimia Modern Poetry 4
TEN-302 English Poetry of Various Literary Ages 4
III
TEN-303 Morphology and Syntax 4
TEN-304 Dissertation: Fieldwork 4
TEN-401 Dissertation: Submission 4
TEN-402 Tenyimia Fiction 4
TEN-403 English Literary Theory and Criticism 4
IV i) TEN-404 :Semantics
ii) MAEDU –413 :Special Education
CBCP* iii) ENG-04:03 :American LiteratureII 4
iv) PSG-PG403 :Community Psychology
v) LING-404 :Language Teaching

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6. Pre-Ph.D CourseWork Structure:

Course
Title of Course
No./Code
Paper -I Research Methodology
Approaches to Literature(Literary&Critical Theory) OR
Paper -II Approaches to Linguistic Study

Paper -III Area Studies in Literature/Linguistics/Cultural Studies

Objective sand Scope
Suggested Areas of Study
a) Literature
b)Linguistics/Linguistic Studies
Unit - I Ecological Concepts: Theorya nd Praxis
Unit - II Ecofeminism
Unit - III Shürhozelie:Novelist and Humanist/Traditionalist
Unit - IV The Ecological Concerns inShü rhozelie’sFictionWork
Unit-V Shürhozelieas Socio-Cultural Reformist
Paper-IV Presentation(2Powerpoint Paperpresentations with 2 written research Papers)

7. Course Structure:Three Months Tenyidie Diploma coursesfor international

students
a) Duration of Course:3months
b) Intake capacity:5(Five)
Course
Title of Course
No./Code
1.Introduction toTenyidie (including Nagaland and the People) 3days
2.Tenyidie Phonology(segmental &suprasegmental & Practice) 1week
3.Tenyidie Morphology(Word structure-Vocabulary) 1week
4.Sentence Structure–based on Questions & Answers 1week
5.Compound Sentence based on Questions & Answers 1week
6. Complex Sentence based on Questions & Answers 1week
Part-I 7.Various Types of Phrases/Clauses and their Formation Rules 3days
8.Basic Word Order of Tenyidie 2days
9.Simple Grammer (Various types of Sentence Structure) 1week
10.Language Skill Development Practices(Speaking/Reading/Writing 1week
11.Comprehension&ProficiencyPractices 1week
12.Fieldwork–greeting/reception/discourse/reportingetc 1week
13.Outline information to tenyidie andTenymia culture 1week
FieldWork may cover different situationa lcontext.
Part–II
The Scholar will write a report on the study as a component of the course.

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8. Course Structure:One month Crash Course in SpokenTenyidie

a) Duration of Course:1month
b) Intake capacity:15(Fifteen)
Course
Title of Course
No./Code
The Speech Sounds of Tenyidie
Part-I 1. Greetings & Introductionsin Tenyidie
2. Pronunciation
The Sentence Structure in Tenyidie(Questions & Answers)
1. Vocabulary(Compiledbilinguallist with phonetictran scription will be
given to the students)
2. Travelling &Accommodation
3. Directions
4. Health
5. Weather
6. Numbers &Time
7. Days of the week & Months,Seasons
8. Shopping
PartII: 9. Clothes
10. Emotions
11. Hobbies
12. Reading & Practice Drills

9. Course Structure:One Year Diploma CourseinTenyidie

a) Duration of Course:1year
b) Intake capacity:15(Fifteen)
CourseNo./ Code Title of Course
UTsiepfumiaDze(Tenyimia History)
Kephrüca1 1. TenyimiaKelhouDze Neichüriazo (Thuo-30)
(Paper1) 2. TenyimiaKelhouDze Kiezotuo (Thuo-30)
3.UTsiepfumiaMhasiBodeko V.K.Nuh (Thuo-40)
DieliekeviDze(TheGospel)
Kephrüca2 1. KijüKeviraKevoRüve TsolieChase (Thuo-50)
(Paper2) 2. JohanDieliekevi Bible International (Thuo-50)
TenyimiaDiemvüDze(Tenyimia Literature)
Kephrüca3 1. TenyimiaDiemvüDze Beilieü (Thuo-50)
(Paper3) 2. UNiedimia Dze Shürhozelie (Thuo-50)
NoudoDze(Fiction)
Kephrüca4 1. TelheMote Shürhozelie (Thuo-50)
(Paper4) 2. NyiepouRhau D.Kuolie (Thuo-50)
Rüsie(Drama)
Kephrüca5 1Mehouviü-Morüsa Shürhozelie (Thuo-30)
(Paper5) 2.Thenudiü Vilhouzhalie (Thuo-40)
3.KelhouRütso Kethoselie Zhale (Thuo-30)
Geizo(Poetry)
Kephrüca6: Keriekimia Geizo (Thuo-50) B.TsiedoGeizo(Thuo-
(Paper6) 50) (Classical Poetry) (ModernPoetry)

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1. Vakhrierü 1.KedichienuShi(KronichoNaki)
2. MetsüKezei 2.UTheguoPhe(MhiesiseviTerhüja)
3. Phoutheguo-o 3.MerüSeidu(RazoulhouüVizol)
4. Sorü 4. Chiebie (-do-)
5. Vise-nuoGeizo 5.Themia Kelhou (Guoviu)
6. Tenyimia(Dino) 6. UPhiyhaKerieu (-do-)
7. WeLuChaso 7.ThejaMoRüseLieNyüGa? (Medo)
8. Lievipfümia 8.Kevira (-do-)
9. TseiNuTsuLe 9.KekhrieThau (-do-)
10. Thenuretsonuo 10.Kelhou Sede (-do-)
11. SietsenuThau(D.Kuolie)
12. Naga ZaThau (-do-)
13. TeikhrieNiakratsaTeikhrie (-do-)
14. KepeleMuMhatho (-do-)
15. TeisoKeviMenguya (-do-)
DiezhomuThedzeKezo(Grammar and Story Writing)
Kephrüca7: A.Diezho(Grammar)
(Paper7) 1.Diekhu muDierozou Shürhozelie (Thuo-20)
2.Diechie (-do-) (Thuo-10)
3.TenyidieDze (-do-) (Thuo-10)
B.ThedzeKezo(Story Writing)
1.LeKezhü DzeThukecü(EssayWriting) Shürhozelie (Thuo-20)
2.MhachaDzethu(Application) (-do-) (Thuo-15)
3.Dzesi(Letter) (-do-) (Thuo-15)

10. CourseStructure: Six Months Certificate Course in Tenyidie

a) Duration of Course:6 months
b) Intake capacity:15(Fifteen)
CourseNo./Code Title of Course
UTsiefumiaDzeweko(Tenyimia History)
Kephrüca1
1. TenyimiaDzeyie (Thuo-50)
(Paper1)
2. UTsiepfumiaRüve (Thuo-50)
ThedzeKedzü(ShortStories)
Kephrüca2
1. Noumvüzou (Thuo-50)
(Paper2) 2. KijüLhaThenie (Thuo-50)
KethomhasiDze(Science)
Kephrüca3 1. KeshürhoMhasi (Thuo-40)
(Paper3) 2. UKinyi (Thuo-30)
3. KepruorouDze (Thuo-30)
NoudoDze(Fiction)
Kephrüca4 1. APuoKekhrie (Thuo-50)
(Paper4) 2. Kerheingunuo (Thuo-50)
Rüsie(Drama)
1. JakobmuPuoNuonuoko (Thuo-50)
Kephrüca5 2. DanielMhieThepfulie (Thuo-25)
(Paper5) 3. Nehemiah (Thuo-25)
4. Ruokuothopfü (Thuo-25)

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Geizo(Poetry)
B.KeriekimiaGeizo(Thuo-30) B. Tsiedo Geizo (Thuo-
(Classical Poetry) 70)(Modern Poetry)
1. NiePiePenuo 1. Ruokuotho(NeisetuoliePfukha)
2. ThenuNieWe 2. UKrüDieAeyaZolieluo(Z. Chotso)
3. AKesuoü 3. AMhiPeiKengu (V.Sachü)
4. AvuNeiHu 4. LeRünoumolie (-do-)
Kephrüca6: 5. Merielhou 5. TsiamenyieKevi(KeviuKire)
(Paper6) 6. Thesuohie 6. NieZuonuoKekhrie (-do-)
7. MechüDzeviLa (Medo)
8. RütsonyieKetho-u (-do-)
9. RheichieKhrüprei (-do-)
10. UTsunuokoRüli (-do-)
11. Leshükephrüyo(D.Kuolie)
12. Teirü (-do-)
13. TenyimiaSede (-do-)
14. TenyimiaVierhie (-do-)
DiezhomuPededze(Grammar)
Kephrüca7: A. Diezho B.Pedeze
(Paper7): 1.DiekhumuDierozou(Thuo-20) 1.ATenyidieKhrieyaMe?(Thuo-35)
2.Diesouko(Thuo-10) 2.AraKezivi(Thuo-35)

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Centre for Naga Tribal Language Studies

Head of the Department :Prof.J ano Sekhose

Dean & HoD

Contact detail : +918794523438

Email ID :[email protected]

1. FacultyPosition:
Sl. Name of Qualification Designation Subject Specialization/ Contactno.&Email ID
No the Faculty Thrust area of
Research
1. Dr.Imlienla M.A.(NET) Assistant Linguistics, ELT, +918730018035
Imchen Ph.D Professor Language & Culture aien.imchen@nagalan
duniversity.ac.in
2. Dr.L. M.A. Assistant Linguistics, ELT +917005305717
Bijenkumar (NET)Ph.D Professor bijen.laishram@nagala
Singh nduniversity.ac.in
3. Dr.Yanbeni M.A.(NET, Assistant Folk +918794523438
Yanthan JRF)M.Phil. Professor Culture,Language beni.yanthan@nagalan
Ph.D &Culture,Literary and duniversity.ac.in
Cultural theory

2. Courses Offered:
i. Post Graduate Diploma in Naga Language & Cultural Studies(PGDNLCS)
ii. Pos tGraduate Diploma inFolk loristics(PGDF)
3. Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i.PGDNLCS : 30
ii. PGDF : 30
iii.Ph.D : 00
4.No.of Semesters:
i.PGDNLCS : 02
ii. PGDF : 02
iii.Ph.D(CourseWork) 01

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5. Post Graduate Diploma(PGD):

a. Post Graduate Diploma in Naga Languages and Cultural
Studies 1st Semester
CourseNo/Code Title of Course Credit(s)
DNLCS-101 Introduction to Language and Linguistics 4
DNLCS-102 Phonetics & Phonology 4
DNLCS-103 Introduction to Folkloristics 4
DNLCS-104 Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Folklore 4

2ndSemester
CourseNo/Code Title of Course Credit(s)
DNLCS-201 Morphology and Syntex 4
DNLCS-202 Lexicography & Sociolinguistic 4
DNLCS-203 Culture and Community 4
DNLCS-204 Dissertation 4

b. PostGraduate Diploma in
Folkloristics 1st Semester
CourseNo/Code Title of Course Credit(s) Marks
PGDF-101 Introduction to Folkloristics 4 100
PGDF-102 Theories of Folklore-I 4 100
PGDF-103 Translation Theory and Practice 4 100
PGDF-104 Research Methodology 4 100
16 400

2ndSemester
CourseNo/Code TitleofCourse Credit(s) Marks
PGDF-201 Genres of Folklore 4 100
PGDF-202 Theories of Folklore-II 4 100
PGDF-203 Semiotic Approaches 4 100
PGDF-204 Project/Dissertation 4 100
16 400

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SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Dean In-charge :Prof. M.K.Sinha

Contact detail : +919436006435
Email id. :[email protected]

Department Location

Department of Management Kohima Campus, Meriema

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Department of Management

Head of the Department : Prof. Khundrakpam Devandra Singh

Contact detail : +917005085933
Email ID : [email protected]

1. Faculty Position:
Sl. Name of the Qualification Designation Subject Contactno.& Email
No. faculty Specialisation/ ID
Thrust areaof
Research
1. Prof. Khundrak MBA, Professor & Entrepreneurship, +917005085933
pam Devanand M.Com, HoD Institutional Finance devananda@nagal
MTTM,Ph.D & Project
a Singh anduniversity.ac.
Managament
in

2. Dr. MBA, Ph.D Associate Marketing +919436275461

Manoj E. Professor manojp@nagalan
Prabhakar (on duniversity.ac.in
deputation
)
3. PGDBA,LL.B, Assistant HR/Entrepreneurship +91708510601
Dr.Ditalak MBA Ph.D Professor /Accounting ditalak@nagaland
Mpanme university.ac.in
4. Dr. B.E, Assistant Finance/Banking/ +917002314599
Dhrubajyoti MBA.PGDHR Professor Quantitative dhruba42@nagal
Bordoloi M,CAIIB, Techniques anduniversity.ac.i
Ph.D n
5. Dr.Mani R B.E,MBA,P Assistant Financial +919659632826
GDHRM, Professor Management & masamy@nagaland
Ph.D FinTech university.ac.in

2. Courses Offered:
i. PG(MBA) : Master of Business Administration(MBA)
ii EMBA : Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA)
iii.Ph.D : Ph.D in Management Studies
3.Intake Capacity/Vacancy:
i.PG (MBA) : 30
ii. EMBA : 30
iii. Ph.D : 05

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4.No.of Semesters:
i.PG : 04
ii.EMBA : 04
iii.Ph.D(Course Work) : 01

5. PG Course Structure:
Semester-I
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s) Marks
MGT-101 Management Principles and Behavioural Science 3 100
MGT-102 Business Environment and IndianEconomy 3 100
MGT-103 Managerial Economics 3 100
MGT-104 Accounting for Managers 3 100
MGT-105 Quantitative Techniques for Management 3 100
MGT-106 Managerial Skill Development 3 100
MGT-107 Computer Applications and MIS 3 100
MGT-108 Comprehensive Viva-voce 3 100
Total Credits/Marks 24 800
Semester-II
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s) Marks
MGT-201 Business Legislation 3 100
MGT-202 Principles and Practices of Banking 3 100
MGT-203 Production and Operations Management 3 100
MGT-204 Financial Management 3 100
MGT-205 Marketing Management 3 100
MGT-206 Human Resource Management 3 100
MGT-207 Research Methodology in Management 3 100
MGT-208 Comprehensive Viva-voce 3 100
Total Credits/Marks 24 800
Semester-III
CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s) Marks Remarks
MGT-301 Business Ethics & Corporate 3 100
Governance
MGT-302 Strategic Management 3 100
MGT-303 Summer Internship 3 100
MGT-304 Dissertation-I 3 100
MGT-305 Comprehensive Viva–voce 3 100
MGT-111 International Financial Management 3 100 Specialization
Financial Services &Working Capital papers. The
MGT-112 Management 3 100
students are
MGT-121 Advertising and Sales Management 3 100 required to opt
MGT-122 Internet Marketing 3 100 for two
MGT-131 Labour Law and Industrial Relations 3 100 specialization
groupsoutofthree
MGT-132 Human Resource Development 3 100
(4 papers to be
selectedoutof6)
Total Credits/Marks 27 900

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Semester-IV

CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s) Marks Remarks

MGT-401 Entrepreneurship Development 3 100
MGT-402 International Business 3 100
MGT-403 Dissertation-II 3 100
MGT-404 Comprehensive Viva(100) 3 100
Security Analysis & Portfolio Specialization
MGT-113 Management 3 100
papers. The
MGT-114 Behavioural Finance 3 100 students are
MGT-123 Retail Management 3 100 required to opt
MGT-124 Marketing of Services 3 100 for two
Cross Cultural Human Resource specialization
MGT-133 Management 3 100
groups out of
MGT-134 Organisational Changeand 3 100 three (4 papers
Interventions to be selected out
of 6)
Total Credits/Marks 24 800
Grand Total 99 3300
Credits/Marks

SPECIALISATION

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
PaperCode NameofthePaper Credits Marks
MGT-111 International FinancialManagement 3 100
MGT-112 Financial Services & Working Capital 3 100
Management
MGT-113 Security Analysis & Portfolio Management 3 100
MGT-114 Behavioural Finance 3 100

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

PaperCode NameofthePaper Credits Marks

MGT-121 Advertising and Sales Management 3 100
MGT-122 Internet Marketing 3 100
MGT-123 Retai lManagement 3 100
MGT-124 Marketing of Services 3 100

HUMANRESOURCESMANAGEMENT

Paper NameofthePaper Credits Marks

Code
MGT-131 Labour Law and Industrial Relation 3 100
MGT-132 Human Resource Development 3 100
MGT-133 Cross Cultural Human Resource 100
Management

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6. Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA):

Semester I
Course Code Course Title Credit
EMBA-101 Management Principles and Behavioural Science 4
EMBA-102 Business Environment and Indian Economy 4

EMBA-103 Managerial Economics 4

EMBA-104 Accounting for Executives 4

EMBA-105 Statistical and Operations Research Techniques 4

EMBA-106 Computer Application & MIS 4

Semester II
EMBA-201 Business Legislation 4
EMBA-202 Production & Operation Management 4
EMBA-203 Financial Management 4
EMBA-204 Marketing Management 4
EMBA-205 Human Resource Management 4
EMBA-206 Research Methodology 4
Semester III
EMBA-301 Business Ethics & Corporate Governance 4
EMBA-302 Strategic Management 4
Specialization 1 The students are required to opt two 4
Specialization 2 specialization groups out of the three 4
specializations, in semester III. Each specialization
Specialization 3 4
group has two papers carrying 100 Mrks each
Semester IV
EMBA-401 Entrepreneuership Development 4
EMBA-402 International Business 4
EMBA-403 Project Work 6
Specialization 1 The students are required to opt two 4
Specialization 2 specialization groups out of the three 4
specializations, in semester IVI. Each
Specialization 3 4
specialization group has two papers carrying 100
Mrks each

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SPECIALISATION: 1

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Paper Code Name of the Paper
EMBA-111 International Financial Management (Sem-III)
EMBA-112 Financial Markets & Services (Sem-III)
EMBA-113 Security Analysis & Portfolio Management (Sem-IV)
EMBA-114 Behavioural Finance (Sem-IV)

SPECIALISATION: 2
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
Paper Code Name of the Paper
EMBA-121 Advertising and Sales Management (Sem-III)
EMBA-122 Internet Marketing (Sem-III)
EMBA-123 Retail Management (Sem-IV)
EMBA-124 Marketing of Services (Sem-IV)

SPECIALISATION: 3
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Paper Code Name of the Paper

EMBA-131 Labour Law and Industrial Relation (Sem-III)

EMBA-132 Human Resource Development (Sem-III)
EMBA-133 Strategic Human Resource Management (Sem-IV)
EMBA-134 Organisational Change and Intervention (Sem-IV)

7. Pre-Ph.DCourse Work Structure:

CourseNo./Code Title of Course Credit(s)

MPHD-101 Business Research Methods 4
MPHD-102 Management Thoughts and Thinkers 4
MPHD-103 Research and Publication Ethics and Academic Writings 2+2=4
MPHD-104 Research Proposal Preparation 4
Total Credits/Marks 16

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR M.A/M.SC./M.COM.PROGRAMMES

Sl. No. Particulars 1st Semester Subsequent

1 Admission fee 820 -
2 Registration fee 440 -
3 Tuition fee 1160 1160
4 Laboratory fee(as applicable)* 1160 1160
5 Library fee 360 360
6 Library Caution Money(Refundable) 550 -
7 Sport fee 70 70
8 Medical fee 130 130
Examination fee
9 a. Courses with practical* 930 930
b. Courses without practical 700 700
10 Students’activity fee 180 180
11 Annual magazine fee 70 70
12 Students’aid fund 240 240
Department Caution Money (Refundable)
a. Courses with practical*
13
b. Courses without practical 930 -
590 -
14 University Development Fund 110 -
TOTAL 7150*/5420 4300*/2910
FOR HOSTELLERS
15 Hostel admission 220 -
16 Hostel fee 2750 2750
17 Hostel Caution Money(Refundable) 1740 -
TOTAL 4708 2750
OTHERS
1 Identity Card/Duplicate IDCard 110 per card
2 Repeat of Exams 330 per paper
Late fine-Beyond 7 days of starting the course (For
3 110 per day
2nd Semester and subsequent semesters)
*Students in Sciences etc.having Lab and Practical

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FEES STRUCTURE FOR LL.M PROGRAMME

Sl. No. Particulars 1stSem. Sub.Sem.

1 Admission fee 2200 -
2 Registration fee 440 -
3 Tuition fee 7700 7700
4 Library fee 360 360
5 Library Caution Money(Refundable) 550 -
6 Sport fee 70 70
7 Medical fee 130 130
8 Examination fee 930 930
9 Students’activity fee 220 220
10 Annual Magazine Fee 70 70
11 Students’aid fund 240 240
12 Department Caution Money(Refundable) 930 -
13 University Development Fund 110 -
TOTAL 13950 9720
FOR HOSTELLERS
15 Hostel admission 220 -
16 Hostelf ee 2750 2750
17 Hostel Caution Money(Refundable) 1740 -
TOTAL 4710 2750
OTHERS
1 Identity Card/ Duplicate IDCard 110 per card
2 Repeat of Exams 330 per paper
Late fine-Beyond 7 days of starting the course (For
3 110 per day
2nd Semester and subsequent semesters)

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR Ph.D PROGRAMMES

Ph.D.
Sl. No. Particulars
1stSem. Sub.Sem.
1 Admission fee 1160 -
2 Registrationfee 440 -
3 Tuition fee 2900 2900
Laboratory fee (as
4 2310 2310
applicable)*
5 Library fee 410 410
Library Caution
6 Money(Refundable) 1390 -
7 Sport fee 70 70
8 Medical fee 130 130
9 Examination fee 2080 -
10 Coursework fee 1160 -
Dissertation/Thesis
11 13200 -
Evaluation fee
12 Students’aidfund 240 240
Department Caution
13 1740 -
Money(Refundable)
University
14 110 -
Development Fund
TOTAL 27340*/25030 6060*/3750
15 Hostel admission 220 -
16 Hostel fee 3300 3300
Hostel Caution Money
17 (Refundable) 1740 -
TOTAL 5260 3300
OTHERS
1 Identity Card/Duplicate ID Card 110per card
Latefine-Beyond7days of starting the
2 110per day
course(For 2nd Semester and subsequent
semesters)
*Research Scholars in Sciences etc.having Lab andPractical

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR MBA PROGRAMME

Sl. No. Particulars 1stSem. Sub. Sem.

1 Admission fee 2200 -
2 Registrationfee 440 -
3 Tuition ee 7700 7700
4 Library fee 360 360
5 Library Caution Money(Refundable) 550 -
6 Sport fee 70 70
7 Medical fee 130 130
8 Examination fee 930 930
9 Students’activity fee 220 220
10 Management Bulletin/Journal/Magazine fee 130 130
11 Students’aid fund 240 -
12 Department Caution Money(Refundable) 590 -
13 Computer Lab.&Internetfee 130 130
14 Caution Deposit-Computer lab(Refundable) 550 -
15 Industrial Interface andManagementFest 550 550
16 Placement Information and Brochure fee 1650 -
17 University Development Fund 110 -
TOTAL 16550 10220
FOR HOSTELLERS
15 Hostel admission 220 -
16 Hostel fee 2750 2750
17 Hostel Caution Money(Refundable) 1740 -
TOTAL 4710 2750
OTHERS
1 Identity Card/Duplicate ID Card 110 per card
2 Repeat ofExams 330 per paper
Late fine-Beyond 7 days of starting the course
3 (For 2nd Semester and subsequent semesters) 110 per day

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR Executive MBA (EMBA) PROGRAMME

Sl.No Particulars Sem- I Sem- II Sem- III Sem- IV

(Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.)
1 Admission fee 2200 - - -
2 Registration fee* 500 - - -
3 Tuition fee 45,000 45,000 45,000 45,000
4 Library fee 450 450 450 450
5 Library Caution Money (Refundable) 600 - - -
6 Sport fee 200 200 200 200
7 Medical fee 150 150 150 150
8 Examination fee 1200 1200 1200 1200
9 Students ‘activity fee 250 250 250 250
10 Management Bulletin fee 200 200 200 200
11 Students ‘aid fund 250 - - -
12 Department Caution Money (Refundable) 650 - - -
13 Computer Lab.fee 500 500 500 500
14 Caution Deposit-Computer lab (Refundable) 800 - - -
15 Industrial Interface and Management Fest 800 800 800 800
16 University Development Fund 500 - - -
17 Departmental Development Fund 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000
TOTAL 64,250 58,750 58,750 58,750
Total Course Fee Rs. 2,40,500/- only
*Only for migrated students from other University.

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FEES STRUCTURE FOR M.ED.PROGRAMME

Sl. No. Particulars 1stSemester Subsequent

1 Admission fee 820 -
2 Registration fee 440 -
3 Tuition fee 1160 1160
Practical Fee[(EPC(per semester),Internship (per
4 2200 2200
internship), Dissertation (one time)]
5 Library fee 360 360
6 Library Caution Money(Refundable) 550 -
7 Sport fee 70 70
8 Medical fee 130 130
9 Examination fee 1100 1100
10 Students’activity fee 180 180
11 Annual magazine fee 70 70
12 Students’aid fund 240 240
Department Caution Money (Refundable)
13 590 -

14 University Development Fund 110 -

TOTAL 8020 5510
FOR HOSTELLERS
15 Hostel admission 220 -
16 Hostel fee 2750 2750
17 Hostel Caution Money(Refundable) 1740 -
TOTAL 4710 2750
OTHERS
1 Identity Card/ Duplicate ID Card 110 per card
2 Repeat of Exams 330 per paper
Late fine-Beyond 7 days of starting the course
3 110 per day
(For 2nd Semester and subsequent semesters)

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FEES PAYABLE FOR B.ED.& M.ED. PROGRAMMES BY AFFILIATED

COLLEGES

Sl. No. Particular Amount (inRs.)

1stSemester B.Ed. M.Ed.
1 Enrolment fee 280 280
2 Registration fee 440 440
3 Admitcard fee 110 110
4 End Semester Examf ee 990 1100
Practical:
EPC (per semester) 550 ---
5
Internship(per internship) 1100 1100
Dissertation (one time) ---- 1100
6 Marksheet fee 220 220
7 University Development(only for NU Dept.) 1100 1100
Subsequent Semester
1 Enrolment fee 280 280
2 Admitcardf ee 110 110
3 End Semester Exam fee 990 1100
Practical:
4 550 ---
EPC (per semester) 1100
1100
Internship(per internship)
5 Marksheet fee 220 220
6 University Development (only for NUDept.) 1100 1100
Others
1 Provisional Certificate fee 220 220
Pass Certificatefee
2 200/- for in person NU Dept. 330 330
300/- for
absentia/dept/college
3 Re-evaluation 880 880
4 Improvement/Repeat exam fee 280/paper 280/paper
5 Transfer of college fee 550 550
6 Migrationf ee 330 330
7 DuplicateAdmit/Marksheet certificate fee 440/document 440/document
Late fine feewithin 5days from the last date of
8 550 550
submission
9 Verification/MarksTranscript fee 170/year 170/year

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR PG DIPLOMA IN CNTLS, Biodiversity AND HINDI DEPT.

Sl. No. Particulars 1stSemester Subsequent

1 Admission fee 820 -
2 Registration fee 440 -
3 Tuition fee 1160 1160
4 Laboratory fee(asapplicable) * 1160 1160
5 Library fee 360 360
6 Library Caution Money(Refundable) 550 -
7 Sport fee 70 70
8 Medical fee 130 130
Examination fee
9 a. Courses with practical* 930 930
b. Courses without practical 700 700
10 Students’activityf ee 180 180
11 Annual magazine fee 70 70
12 Students’aidfund 240 240
Department Caution Money (Refundable)
a. Courses with practical*
13
b. Courses without practical 930 -
590 -
14 University Development Fund 110 -
TOTAL 7150*/5420 4300*/2910
FOR HOSTELLERS
15 Hostel admission 220 -
16 Hostel fee 2750 2750
17 Hostel Caution Money(Refundable) 1740 -
TOTAL 4708 2750
OTHERS
1 IdentityCard/Duplicate IDCard 110 per card
2 Repeat of Exams 330 per paper
Late fine-Beyond 7 days of starting the course (For
3 110 per day
2nd Semester and subsequent semesters)

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR CERTIFICATE COURSES

1. Fee Structure for Certificate/ Post-Graduate Certificate Courses in Spoken English

and Writing Skills/:
Sl. No. Fee Amt. (Rs.)
1 Admission fee-(one-time) 330
2 Registration fee 170
3 Tuition Fee 1980
4 Examination Fee 880
5 Language Laboratory fee(per semester) 330
6 Library fee 330
7 Sports fee 60
8 Medical fee 60
9 Magazine fee 60
10 Students Activity 170
11 Students AidFund 110
Language Laboratory Caution Money
12 (Refundable) 660
13 Library Caution Money(Refundable) 550
14 Identity Card 60
TOTAL 5750
15 Bus Fare-As applicable to other students

2. Fee Structure for Diploma/Certificate Courses under Tenyidie Dept.

i. One Year Diploma Coursein Tenyidie:
Sl. No. Fee 1st Sem Sub. Sem
1 Admission fee-(one-time) 330 -
2 Registration fee 170 -
3 Tuition Fee 1980 1980
4 Examination Fee 880 880
5 Language Laboratory fee(per semester) 330 330
6 Library fee 330 330
7 Sports fee 60 60
8 Medical fee 60 60
9 Magazine fee 60 60
10 Students Activity 170 170
11 Students AidFund 110 170
Language Laboratory Caution Money
12 (Refundable) 660 -
13 Library Caution Money(Refundable) 550 -
14 Identity Card 60 -
TOTAL 5750 4040
15 Bus Fare-As applicable to other students

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ii. Six months Certificate course in Tenyidie:

Same as Fees chargeable for Courses under English Dept.(Sl.No.1)
iii. Three months Diploma course in Tenyidie for International students:
Sl. No. Particulars Amt. (Rs.)
3months(90hours)@Rs.275/-perhour (payable in
1 2 installments) 24750.00

2 Bus fare(as applicable to others)

iv. One month Crash Course in Spoken Tenyidie:

Sl. No. Particulars Amt. (Rs.)
Downpayment for 1month(30hours)@Rs.275/-per
1 8250.00
hour
2 Bus fare(as applicable to others)

3. Certificate course in (i) Industrial Microbiology (ii) Aquaculture

Admission fee Rs.6000/- (One time)

TRANSPORTATION FEE
(those availing University transportation facility)

Sl. No. Transportation Charge Per semester Amount(Rs.)

1. Day Scholars of Lumami &Kohima Campuses 1650/-
2. Hostellers of Lumami, & Kohima Campuses 660/-

Refund of Fees on Withdrawal of Admission: Student who desires to

withdraw his/her name fromtherolloftheUniversityandclaimanyrefundofthe feesshallbedealt
withas per the University/ UGC/MHRD/AICTE/ICAR/NCTE Guidelines.
HostelFee does not include Mess Fee.
Fee Exemption:
All regular employees of Nagaland University pursuing M. Phil / PhD degrees will be exempted
from the payment of all fees, other than the fees of admission/Registration/ Exam/
Dissertation or Thesis Evaluation.

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Academic Calendar 2024-25

P.G Programme (Lumami & Kohima)
Submission of Online Application Form 1st July to 20th July 2024
Screening of Application/Test/Interview and
22nd July to 2nd August 2024
Admission

Commencement of Classes (1st Semester) 5th August 2024

Completion of Exams for Odd Semesters 13th December 2024
Winter Vacation 17th December 2024 to 23th January 2025
(38 days)
Reopening of depts.& Commencement of Classes
24th January 2025
for Even Semester
Completion of Exams for Even Semesters 5th June 2025

Semester Break 6th June to 9th July 2025 (34 days)

Commencement of Next Academic Session 10th July 2025

Uniform Academic Calendar for Ph.D Programme

Autumn Session:
Submission of Online Application Form 20th June 2024 to 12th July 2024
Date of Entrance Test 23rd July 2024
Date of result declaration 30th July 2024
Date of admission 5th to 9th August 2024
Date of starting of classes 12th August 2024

Winter Session:
Submission of Online Application Form 8th November 2024 to 30th November 2024
Date of Entrance Test 6th December 2024
Date of result declaration 13th December 2024
Date of admission 24th January 2025 to 31st January 2025
Date of starting of classes 5th February 2025

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STUDENTS'AMENITIES

Hostel Accommodation
Hostel accommodation is available on limited basis for both men and women.
Application must be routedthroughthe respective Head of Department and submit the
same to the Dean Students' Welfare/Students Welfare in-charge to the respective
campus. Allotment of seats shall be on merit.

Library
TheUniversity Library, besides the libraries maintained insomeP.G.Departments,
contains about 35,318 volumes of books in different disciplines. It also subscribes 139
periodicals in English (both national & international).

Sports
The University gives due emphasis on sports and other extra-curricular activities.
There is a well-developed sports sectionheaded byDeputyDirector ofSportswithother
infrastructural supports for various activities, connected withgames and sports. The
Universitysports wing participates in intra-state and inter-state sports and games
events.

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HealthCare
The University has HealthCenters which provide health-care facilities for allthe
students of the University communities in their respective campuses.

Gymnasium
Lumami has a separate gymnasium for both men and women.

Auditorium
Lumami has a 900 seating capacity Auditorium.

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Internet facility
All the departments, library and hostels are well connected with internet/Wifi.
Transport
University plies buses from/to Mokokchung and Akuluto from/to HQ Lumami. Bus
facility is also available from Kohima to Meriema.
Cell to Eliminate Sexual Harassment: Nagaland University is committed to create
and maintain a community in which students, teachers and non-teaching staff can work
together in an environment free of violence, harassment, exploitation, intimidation and
stress. This includes all forms of gender violence, sexual harassment and
discrimination on the basis of sex/gender or amongst the same sex members. The
University is strongly in support of gender and opposes any form of gender
discrimination and violence. The Cell is headed by Professor B. Kilangla Jamir as the
Convener with sub-committee members from each Campus.

Anti-Ragging Measures: The University is committed to preventing ragging, and an anti-

ragging Committee has been constituted on each campus of the university in accordance
with the relevant Supreme Court guidelines.Ragging in all its forms is totally banned in the
entire institution, within the campus or outside, and as per the provisions of the Act of the
Central Government and the State Government, strict action shall be taken against those
found guilty of ragging and/or of abetting ragging.
Ragging is a cognizable offence under the law and is prohibited in all its forms

Equal Opportunity Cell: The University has Equal Opportunity Cell to facilitate the
deprived groups for learning and creating space to the mainstream providing
opportunities for them to be in the mainstream, at par with others. The Cell provides
coaching for ST/SC/OBC (non-Creamy layer) and minorities to enhance employment
opportunity.
SC/ST: The SC/ST Cellwas established to supervise the implementationofthe
Reservation Policy ofthe Government ofIndia. It assists in the conduct of various
coaching schemes for SC/ST/OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) and minority community
students.
Anti-Ragging: The University has Anti-Ragging Committee in all Campusesfor curbing
the menace of ragging in the University.
Grievance Redressal Cell: The University has appointed Nodal Officers foronline
Students Grievance Redressal Portal for curbing students' grievances.
Training and Placement Cell: Nagaland University has a 'Training and Placement Cell'
headed by a Faculty as in-Charge in each of the four campuses and for which a
Committee was constituted headed by a Senior Professor along with faculty-in-charge
in all the campuses as members.

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NET Coaching for SC/ST/OBC: The University gives NET coaching to the SC/ST/OBC (Non-
Creamy layer) categories for enhancement of knowledge to appear for NET or SET
examination.
Students' Representative in University Academic Council: One Post-graduate
student from Science and one from Humanities & Education and one from Research
Scholars are selected on academic merit as per the ordinance of the University to
represent in the Academic Council.
Gender Champion: Nagaland University has selected four teachers as Nodal Teachers
(Campus-wise) to facilitate the activities in the respective campus of the University and
fourteen students as Gender Champions to create an environment that fosters
equaltreatment.
NSS Cell: The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a public service program under the
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India. It aims to develop the
personality of students through community service and by promoting a sense of social
and civic responsibility. Nagaland University Kohima campus has two (2) units of NSS.
Students are encouraged to enroll in NSS voluntarily. NSS units organize a variety of
activities throughout the year like community service, Awareness Campaigns, Skill
Development, and Special Camps in which intensive community service activities must
be performed. These camps are often held in rural areas and may focus on themes such
as:
• Health and hygiene
• Education and literacy
• Environmental conservation
• Rural development
• Roles and Responsibilities
Benefits for Students
• Personality Development
• Recognition and Award

Cultural Club (NUKCM): For the holistic educational development of a learner, the Cultural Club
in Kohima Campus, Nagaland University, was set up to help the students keep in touch with the
cultural values, customs, and traditions of Nagaland. The aim of the club is not only to mould the
personality of the learners but also to cater to the creative needs of the students, promote
accessibility, and foster a dynamic cultural heritage that is preserved, used, and developed. The
club endeavour to work towards promoting a vibrant campus experience through organizing
innumerable activities pertaining to but not limited to the performing arts ans cultural activities.
The club’s objective is that by bringing people from all walks, interests, and ethnicities, the
learners would come together in ways that stimulate lifelong learning and community
interaction and thereby develop their intellectual, organizational and social skills.

Studnts' Union: Students' Union Election is conducted every year for selection of
Office bearers of the union.

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NB.: Fresh Batch of Candidates must take note of the following

i. Application form has to be filled up online ONLY.
ii. Application form fee has to be paid online ONLY.
iii. Mere production of Application Form Fee Payment Receipt without the
Submission of Online Application Form will not be considered whatsoever for
admission into the course.
iv. ONLYthe selected candidates must pay the admission and other Fees.
v. Admission and other Fees must be paid by the selected candidates within
the stipulated date(s).
vi. Failure to pay the required fees within the allotted time period by any
selected candidate(s) will forfeit the seat(s) automatically.
vii. Fees paid after the due date by any selected(s) will not be considered whatsoever.
viii. Candidates must refer the FEE STRUCTURE and pay the correct amount
pertaining to the Course applied for.

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