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PROSPECTUS PUB KAMRUP COLLEGE

2017-2018

PROSPECTUS PUB KAMRUP COLLEGE

2017-2018

PROSPECTUS PUB KAMRUP COLLEGE

TIMELINE Pub K amr up Co lle iou ear elent less jour ne Kamr amrup Colle llegg e : Glor Gloriou iouss 45 yyear earss of rrelent elentless journe neyy 1972 : 1973 : 1979 : 1986 : 1986 : 1996 : 1998 : 2002 : 2004 : 2005 : 2005 : 2008 : 2009 : 2010 :

Year of establishment Affiliation from Gauhati University Brought under GIA system Initiation of Science stream NSS wing launched Science Stream brought under GIA system Silver Jubilee celebrated Recognized under 2(f) & 12 (B) of the UGC Act, 1956 Assessed by NAAC (1st cycle) Computer Science Department initiated Provincialization under Assam College Provincialization Act, 2005 Introduction of Professional Courses Opening of Girls' Hostel Eminent Scientist and Ex-President of India Dr A P J Abdul Kalam graced the occassion of Jana Bijnan Mela Institutional level Biotech Hub established Rover & Ranger wing initiated DBT, GOI recognized under the Star College Scheme Add on courses initiated BVoc courses initiated Upgraded to Model Degree College under RUSA, Govt. of India NAAC Assessment (2nd cycle) KKHSOU study centre opened New Science Block inaugurated Implementation of UGC Community College Scheme Pub Kamrup College Merit Scholarship (PKCMS) initiated Initiation of M.Sc. in Bio-Physics

2011 : 2011 : 2012 : 2014 : 2015 : 2015 : 2015 : 2015 : 2015 : 2016 : 2016 : 2017 :

A DMI AT ED IMPO RTAN T D AT ES DMISSSION REL RELA IMPOR DA Last date of Online Form Submission : 13th June, 2017 Dates of Admission 16-06-2017 : HS 1st year (Arts/ Sc) 10.00 am onwards

20-06-2017 : BSc 1st Semester 10 am onwards

23-06-2017 : BA 1st Semester 10 am onwards

28-06-2017 : BBA/ BCA/ BVoc/PGDCA 10 am onwards

Admission for M.Sc. in Bio-Physics, Add-on courses, PG Diploma courses and Certificate courses will be notified later.

T he Fir st YYear ear HS & TDC C ill be ccommenc ommenc ed fr om Augu st 1, 2017. First Cll asses w will ommenced from August

Contact Pub Kamrup College P.O.- Baihata Chariali, Kamrup, Assam, PIN - 781381 College website: www.pubkamrupcollege.co.in E-mail : [email protected], Phone No. 03621/286300

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COURSE TREE PUB KAMRUP COLLEGE OFFERS

→ Science

→ Degree

PG Diploma

→

→

→

Biophysics

→

BVoc

→

MSc

→ →

→

BSc

→

Food Processing and Quality Management

Business Administration (BBA)

Computer Application (BCA)

→

→ Chemistry→ Computer Science→ Economics→ Geography→ Mathematics→ Physics→ Statistics→ Zoology→ Botany

Professional

→

→ Economics→ Education→ English→ Geography→ History→ Mathematics→ Philosophy→ Political Science→ Assamese

→

HS

Vocational

→

→

BA

→

→

→ → HS

→

→

→

→ Arts

Software Development and System Administration

For Course details and other certificate/ diploma courses please scroll down. 2017-2018

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CONTENTS Content

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1.00 The College

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2.00 Teaching, Research & Organisation

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FSpecial recognition 3.00 We Grow With...

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4.00 Visit of Eminent Personalities

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5.00 Publication

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6.00 Advanced Level Institutional Biotech Hub

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7.00 Encouragement

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7.01 Scholarship

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7.02 Awards

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7.03 Financial Assistance

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8.00 Pub Kamrup College Library

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9.00 Green Diary

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10.00 Programmes offered

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Higher Secondary

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TDC (Semester System)

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1st & 2nd semester

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Additional Instruction A : 1st and 2nd Semester.

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rd

th

& 4 semester

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5th & 6th semester

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10.02: Course Combination (TDC) i) Arts Stream

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ii) Science Stream

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10.03 Selection procedure for Major Course

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11.00 Fee Structure

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12.00 Professional Course

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Content

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13.00 Vocational Course

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13.01 BVoc in FPQM

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13.02 BVoc in SDSA

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14.00 Add-on Course

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14.01 Medical Laboratory Technician Course

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14.02 Diploma in Travel & Tourism Management (DTTM)

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14.03 Syllabus in brief

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15.00 Certificate Course

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16.00 Diploma in Organic Farming & Post Harvest Management

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17.00 MSc in Biophysics

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18.00 General Information for students

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19.00 Other Facilities

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20.00 Uniform

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F Ragging Free College Campus 21.00 Programme-wise pass percentage

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F Profile of KKHSOU Study Centre 22.00 Academic Distinctions

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F Our Spacial Achievers 23.00 List of Employees

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24.00 Departmental Profile

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1.00 THE COLLEGE 1.01: Pub Kamrup College, located at Baihata Chariali, Kamrup- Assam is an institute of general higher education. This College was established in 1972 as a result of decade-long popular desire and relentless effort for such an institute. The College fraternity as well as the locality at large is thankful to the concerned doyens for their able guidance and leadership in the act of initiation of the College. Started with arts stream, there are a total of 48 permanent teaching positions, additionally 25 Guest faculty members being engaged in all the three faculties- Arts, Science and Vocational Courses, and in a few professional courses in the College at present. Baihata Chariali, though semi-urban in nature, is a busy centre of trade, academic activities, and of communication. It is the junction point of two National Highways- 31 and 52. The Madan Kamdev Devalaya (remnant of the 10th- 12th century shrine, now a govt. recognized tourist spot) is at a distance of 3 kms from the College. 1.02 NAA CA edi ta NAAC Acccr credi edita tatt ion : The College has been awarded 'B' Grade with CGPA 2.67 in its 2nd cycle of assessment during 20 – 22 April, 2015. 1.03 Infrastructure i. T otal lland and ar ea : Total land area : 6.02 acres. ii. T otal built -up ar ea : Total built-up area 2.41 acres. Total area Total built-up area

2.00 T E AC HING, RES E ARC H, O RG A NI SA T IO N TE RESE RCH, OR NISA SAT 2.01 Teaching : The entire College fraternity is single-mindedly devoted to the task of nurturing the career and character building efforts of students coming from diverse economic background, social setup and academic environment. At present the number of regular students in the college is 2900. Well-planned teaching, path-finding counselling, frequent use of ICT tools, upgraded classroom and readily available handouts are the basic methods and amenities that the fundamental teachinglearning process is enriched with. 2.02 Resear ch : The Teaching Fraternity of Pub Kamrup College is earnestly engaged in various forms of Research research works in different fields and areas. A good number of teachers of the College is persuing PhD works; some others have already attained PhD and MPhil degrees. The teachers endeavour to promote academic excellence in the College by holding departmental seminars, symposia and workshops of State and National status. Teachers of the College are frequently engaged in subject related Research Projects. The following faculty members are recognized Research Guides at various institutions: Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 2017-2018

Ta ble -I FFacult acult esear ch guideship acultyy member memberss w wiith rresear esearch Name University Gauhati University, Assam Dr Balendra Kr. Dev Choudhury Dr Manash Barthakur Assam Down Town University, Assam Dr Paresh Ch. Kalita USTM, Meghalaya SPECIAL RECOGNITION Dr Dipak Konwar USTM, Meghalaya 1

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION A) Institutional Level Bio-Tech Hub, DBT, Govt. of India B) Upgraded to Model Degree College under RUSA, Govt. of India C) Implementation of UGC Community College Scheme 2.03 Organization : Organization is considered as the success measure of the College. In addition to the cells and committees constituted for overall functioning, Pub Kamrup College at present has the following organization, associations and forumsA) Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) : This Cell is constituted to enhance the overall quality level of the institution. The IQAC was formally constituted as per the NAAC directives in the year 2004. The IQAC of the College is always trying to follow the guidelines of national body. B) N al Ser S) C) Ro ang er Naat ion ional Servv ic icee Scheme (NS (NSS) Rovver & R Rang anger D) A ssoci or ums : Different Associations and Forums in the College areAssoci ssociaat ions and FFor orums Table II - A ssoci or ums Associ ssociaations and FFor orums i. Navajyoti Bhattacharyya Memorial Trust, PKC ii. Pub Kamrup College Science Forum iii. Art, Culture and Literature Forum (ACLF), PKC iv. Pub Kamrup College Students’ Union. v. ‘Green Earth Safe Earth’- a Neem plantation cell, Department of Geography, PKC vi. Society for Chemical Education, Assam, Baihata Chariali Branch vii. Asomiya Sahitya Chora, PKC viii. Botanical Society, PKC ix. Economic Association, PKC

x. Pub Kamrup College Education Association xi. English Language and Literature Development Society (ELLDS), PKC xii. Mathematical Association, PKC xiii. Pub Kamrup College Geographical Society xiv. Historical Association, PKC xv. Pub Kamrup College Philosophical Society xvi. Pub Kamrup College Physical Society (Affiliated to Assam Physical Society) xvii. Political Science Forum, PKC xviii. Zoological Society, Pub Kamrup College

3.00 WE GROW WITH... g Regular interaction with eminent personalities, academicians, scientists, administrators & researchers g g g g g g g

from different areas Computerized student feedback system Well stocked library enriched with diverse collection of books, rare manuscripts, national and international journals, magazines & e-resources Uninterrupted power supply added with DG set and Solar Power Plant Sophisticated Biotech Laboratory Campus-wide internet connectivity Regular exposure for students through educational tour to leading academic & research institutes of the nation, and places of natural, historical & archaeological importance Assignment of field work/ project work on areas of local importance

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Summer research project for students Encouragement in extra & co-curricular activities Regular student-exchange programme with other institutions CCTV surveillance Student counselling Job & career avenue display Air conditioned computer learning center for students State-of-the-art conference hall Digital class room In-house book stall & printing press Multi Gym Facility Indoor Stadium

4.00 VISIT OF EMINENT PERSONALITIES TO PUB KAMRUP COLLEGE IN 201 20166-1 -177 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Prof. Dilip Kr. Barua, Economist, Eminent Quiz Master Dr. Ashalatha Radhakrishnan, SCTIMST, Trivundrum, Kerala Dr P Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy, Assam University, Diphu Campus Dr Rosy Mondal, DST Inspire Faculty, IASST, Guwahati Dr. Rajlakshi Devi, IASST, Guwahati Dr Rajib Gogoi, Scientist, BSI, Kolkata Mr A Jayakumar, Secretary General, Vijnan Bharati, New Delhi Dr Bhaskarjyoti Sarma, ABILAC, North Guwahati Dr Malaya Goswami, National Best Actor (Female) Awardee

5.00 PUBL PUBLIIC AT ION – 5.01 Co lle ag azine : Pub Kamrup Maha–vidyalaya A lochani (Pub Kamrup College Magazine), Colle llegg e M Mag agazine published annually is considered as the mouthpiece of the College. It is the rearer of young talents in the fields of art and letters. 5.02 Departmental Publications : Some departments have their own Departmental Publication where the respective departments try to inspire the students to mull over the latest developments and to reflect on the same. Darsânâ of Philosophy Department, Seuji of Geography Department, Rajniteeka of Political Science Department and Striving Zeal of English Department are among such publications. Doriyali and Pragyan are the hand written publications by the Department of Assamese and Department of Education respectively. 5.03 W all M ag azines : Every Department regularly brings out issues of its wall magazine as an attempt Wall Mag agazines to nurture and encourage the students to pen their ideas on both contemporary and enduring issues. 5.04 BBoo oo ookk s : The College initiates publication of books by either individual member, group of members or by itself. The latest publications printed in College Press in book-form are Pub Kamrup College at a Glance, Pub Kamrup Kolejot Boxantar Dhemali, 2017 5.05 Souvenir : The College takes the initiative to publish Souvenir on some special occasions. 2017-2018

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6.00 A dv anc ed LLev ev el Inst ion al Biot ech Hub amr up Co lle Adv dvanc anced evel Instii tut tution ional Biotech Hub,, Pub K Kamr amrup Colle llegge : A Att a ggll anc ancee Biotech Hub is a cluster of facilities for biotech research, training, collaboration & manufacturing biological, pharmaceuticals and food products. It is a centre where different equipments are available related to biological science research. The aim of the biotech hub is to attract young talents to pursue career in biological science. The Institutional Level Biotech Hub, Pub Kamrup College is established in the year 2011 with full financial support from Department of Biotechnology following terms and conditions and accordingly memorandum of agreement was signed between Govt. of India and Pub Kamrup College. Recently, the Hub is upgraded to Advanced Level Institutional Level Biotech Hub by DBT with enhanced financial support for another three years. The Biotech Hub aims to provide facilities for research, development and training in the area of biochemical studies of protein, histochemical and histopathological studies of animal tissues, enzyme biochemistry and separation and identification of different plant constituents. Mreover, the biotech hub has provisions for three types of activities 1.

Hands on training for students, researchers and enthusiastic teachers on basic equipments for biotech research.

2.

Organizing outreach programme in different schools

3.

Providing facilities for research and development in the field of biochemistry, culture and histochemical and histological studies in animal tissues.

Key points of the Hub: · The Biotech Hub has a well-equipped laboratory facility for research especially in the areas of neurochemistry, phytochemistry & cell and molecular biology. · The Hub regularly organizes different basic and advanced level workshop and training programmes for the benefit of the students. Till date Hub organized more than 20 nos. of such programmes. Among them, one UGC sponsored national seminar, one DBT-CTEP programme and the Brain Awareness Week, 2016 in collaboration with National Brain Research Centre has already been organized in the College. · Besides, the regular activities of the Hub, research findings are published in different journals of international and national repute. Two books are already been published by the Hub. Moreover, it also publishes its e-newsletter twice in a year. The 6th Review Meeting of Biotech Hub Coordinators in NER organized by Department of Biotechnology, Government of India held on 24th – 25th June at Mizoram University, Aizawl, Mizoram, reported Pub Kamrup College as,

“Having been provicialized in the year 2005, this is relatively a younger college offering UG courses in Science. Humanities and Skill-based career oriented subjects. Establishment of a Biotech Hub provided crucial and conspicuous impetus to the teaching programmes of this college. The College was one of the Star Colleges of the DBT scheme, 2017-2018

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and was upgraded as a “Model College” by the Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) of the Govt. of India. In addition to the conventional UG courses and BVoc courses, this college has been enabled by the Biotech Hub to initiate some unique add-on teaching and programme such as Advance Diploma in Medical Lab Technology, Diploma in Organic Farming & Post Harvest Management. Since its establishment the Hub has organized 11 organized 11 hands-on training workshops, including 2 month-long, summer training courses benefiting 390 participants, it also conducted 14 (1-2-day long) awareness/ outreach seminars, popular talks or workshops for HSS students, UG/ PG students, research scholars and teachers, benefiting more than 1000 participants. The hub faculty delivered 3 invited lectures at two HS Schools (1 selected under the BLiSS scheme) and a college in the neighborhood. The Hub has provided lab facilities for the practical classes under regular UG teaching programmes. Diploma and certificate Courses, 41 UG & 1 PG students, and 4 PhD scholars used the Hub facilities for their project or research work, in fact 29 UG students have completed their project work, now only 12 are continuing to use the facilities. The hub has supported 7 research projects/ activities; 5 students projects have been completed. They have published 3 research papers in peer reviewed journals and communicated one more for publication of the 26 presentations made at various national and international conferences, 7 have been published as full papers in the proceedings of these conferences. The college has also bagged a Twinning project “Exploring the inhibitory effect these conferences. The college has also bagged a Twinning project “Exploring the inhibitory effect of bio-pesticide on virulence and pathogenicity in Magnaprothe oryzae” awarded to Dr. Dipak Konwar, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Botany & Co-coordinator of the IBT. Thanks to the facilities provided under the Hub, the college has decided to initiate a new PG programme, M.Sc. in Biophysics during the next academic year.” Institutional Level Biotech Hub Staff 1) Dr Kamal Sarma, Coordinator 2) Dr Julie Saikia, Joint Asstt. Coordinator 3) Dr Dipak Konwar, Joint Asstt. Coordinator 4) Mr Pankaj Kalita, SRF, MSc, BEd 5) Mr Khargeswar Nath, Lab Care-taker

LABO R ATORY FO R PH.D W ORK LABOR FOR WO The state-of-the-art computer laboratory of the College has been recognized as 'Research Laboratory for Ph.D work' by Gauhati University after inspection and other formalities by the concerned authority.

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7.00 ENCOURAGEMENT 7.01 Scholarship The bonafied students of the College are entitled to apply for the following sholarship : i. Pub Kamrup College Merit Scholarship ii. INSPIRE Fellowship (http://www.inspire-dst.gov.in/fellowship.html) iii. Combined Merit Scholarship (http://www.dheassam.gov.in/scholarship.asp) iv. Central Sector Scheme (http://www.cbse.nic.in/Scholarship/Webpages/ Guidelines%20and%20AF.html) v. Ishan Uday Scholarship (For North Eastern Region) (http://www.ugc.ac.in/ner/) vi. Post Matric Scholarship for SC, ST & OBC vii. BPL Scholarship (College Sponsored) viii.Minority Scholarship (http://www.momascholarship.gov.in/) ix. AFNA sponsored Kaushik Das Memorial College Scholarship (AKADMICS) (http://new.assamfoundation.net/index.php/projects/akadamics)

* In the academic sessions 2012-13 & 2013-14, 2014-15 highest number of students from Pub Kamrup College were awarded the State Merit Scholarship 7.02 Awards offered by the College i) PPKCTU KCTU Mer ar Merii t Aw Awar ardd : ‘Pub Kamrup College Teachers’ Unit Merit Award’ is conferred annually on the student securing highest marks among the HS Final Examination candidates from both the streamsArts and Science, and on the student securing highest marks among the candidates of the TDC Final Examination from this College. ii) M ahendr ek ship : Founded with a fund by the family of late Mahendra Mahendr ahendraa N Naath D Dek ekaa Memor Memorii al Scho Scholl ar arship Nath Deka, a distinguished freedom fighter and the first MLA of Kamalpur Constituency of the Assam Legislative Assembly, this scholarship is awarded to two students, one each from the boys and the girls securing highest marks in the HS Final Examination from this College. iii) T azu ddin A hmed Memor ar Tazu azuddin Ahmed Memorii al Aw Awar ardd : Sponsored by the family of late Syed Tazuddin Ahmed, the founder HoD of the Dept. of Geography, PKC, this award is bagged by the student securing highest marks in Geography (Major) in the TDC Final Examination from this College. iv) NBMT Merit Award : Generated with a fund donated by the family of late Navajyoti Bhattacharyya, an ex-student, ‘Navajyoti Bhattacharyya Memorial Merit Award’ is conferred on the student securing highest marks above 50% in English Major in the TDC Final Examination, failing which the same goes to the one securing the highest marks in Major among the candidates of the TDC Final Examination from the College. v) Cash Prize in Zoology : A cash prize of Rs. 5000/- is awarded to the Zoology Major student securing highest CGPA (9 and above) in the TDC final examination from this College. 7.03 Financial Assistance Poor A id FFund und : Pub Kamrup College Poor Aid Fund provides financial assistance to the students Aid belonging to economically backward families. Every student has to contribute Rs. 10/- only to this fund at the time of admission. To avail this assistance, students are required to apply to the Treasurer of the Pub Kamrup College Students’ Union when notified. 2017-2018

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8.00 PUB KAMRUP COLLEGE LIBRARY: A KNOWLEDGE CENTRE Pub Kamrup College Library is an academic library and inseparable part of Pub Kamrup College, established in 1972, and has been serving its members from its inception. This Library is providing various services to its users and trying to expand the wings of its services. The total area of the Library is 342.74 sq mtr. Co llect ion : Pub Kamrup College Library tries to provide the users with the best sort of qualitative and Collect llection quantitative documents that can be done with the available financial sources and supports. The Library holds 28500+ numbers of books accessioned in the register. Besides its normal book collection the Library holds a number of e–resources. The Library subscribes numbers of national and regional News papers (Daily/ Weekly), Magazines etc. on regular basis. Moreover a number of rare manuscripts and other archival items collected and preserved in its Museum. Journal Section: The Library subscribes 23 print journals of international and national repute, which are displayed in the Journal Section with a separate reading arrangement. Inst ion al Member ship : Pub Kamrup College Library is Institutional Life Member of National Instii tut tution ional Membership Book Trust’s organisation i.e. NBT Book Club. Aw ar Awar ardds : The Library provides two awards to its student-users annually. ar l Best Reading Room User Aw Awar ardd : As an attempt to encourage the student readers, Pub Kamrup College Library confers this award on the student who utilizes the Reading Room for the longest period in the academic session. l Best Borrower Award : This award goes to the student who borrows the maximum number of library documents in an academic year. Ser es & FFacili acili Servv ic ices acilitt ies : i) Reading Room, ii) Book Bank, iii) Jnankosh, iv) Computerized Circulation, v) OPAC, vi) N LIST, vii) Open Access Journal, viii) Reprographic Service Sr im anta Sank ar dev llect ion: A separate section named as “A special Collection on Srimanta Srim imanta Sankar ardev devaa Co Collect llection: Sankardeva” has recently been launched in the Library. This Collection named after the 15th century neo-versatile Vaisanava Saint, is enriched with 260 + volumes both in English and Assamese on Assamese culture, neo-Vaisnavism and a few masterpiece by the great Assamese visionary. Library webportal: The Library webportal can be accessed from the College website i.e. www.pubkamrupcollege.org 9.00 GREEN DIARY (A Diary on Environmental Activities to be maintained compulsorily by the students of Pub Kamrup College)

Environmental study is offered in the college as an integral subject of the university curriculum. What the College innovatively adds is compulsory maintenance of a ‘Green Diary’ since 2012-13 by every student under which each student has to plant atleast three saplings in his/ her homestead and has to maintain the record of nurturing the same, and other environmental activities done by him/ her during the course hours. The ‘Green Diary’ is evaluated annually and in BA/ BSc 4th semester , this diary becomes a partial fulfillment of their project work in environmental studies evaluated for 10 marks assigned in the syllabus. Moreover the college rewards the best student at the end of the academic session for excellence shown in maintaining Green Diary as well as the saplings planted. This is a humble effort for promotion of environmental awareness among the students. 2017-2018

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10.00 PROGRAMMES OFFERED 10.01 General Course The following Programmes of study are offered in the College A) Higher Secondary Course (10+2) in Arts & Science B) Three year Degree Course (TDC) in Arts & Science (Major & General Course) A) Higher Secondary Course ((10+2 10+2 10+2)) : This two year Course is to be undertaken with following Subject combination i. Compulsor Compulsoryy Subject Subjectss: MIL, English & Environment education in both the streams- Arts & Science. ii. Elective Subjects : Every Student has to offer four elective subjects from the following combination: (a) Ar eam : Economics, Education, Political Science, Logic & Philosophy, Advance Assamese/ Artts str stream History/ Mathematics, Geography/Statistics, Computer Science. (b) Scienc eam : Physics, Chemistry/Logic & Philosophy, Mathematics, Biology/ Economics, Sciencee str stream Geography/ Statistics, Introductory Computer Science. B) TDC (Semester System) : The Three year Degree Course in both the streams- Arts & Science consists of 6 consecutive semesters leading to the degrees BA & BSc Table - III : Intake capaci ear/ semest er cl asses capacitt y in 1st yyear/ semester classes Sl. No

Classes

Intake capacity

1

H.S (Arts)

250

2

HS (Science)

100

3

BA

450

4

BSc

280

Ta ble - IV : D tment -w ise intake capaci Dee par partment tment-w -wise capacitt y Name of the Dept. Assamese Economics Education English * Geography History Philosophy Political Science 2017-2018

Number of seat 60 50 50 35 40 (Arts- 30 + Sc- 10) 45 50 50

Name of the Dept. Botany Chemistry Mathematics Physics Statistics Zoology Computer Sc.

Number of seat 40 40 50 40 40 40 20

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* FIRST & SECOND SEMESTER (a) Major Semester

1 st

nd

2

Course Major 1st Subsidiary 2nd Subsidiary English- I Major 1st Subsidiary 2nd Subsidiary English- II

Total Marks 200 75 75 50

Credit 16 6 6 4

200 75 75 50

16 6 6 4

Course 1st Elective 2nd Elective 3rd Elective English-I 1st Elective 2nd Elective 3rd Elective English-II

Total Marks 75 75 75 50

Credit 6 6 6 4

Total cr

32

32

(b) General Semester

1st

nd

2

75 75 75 50

6 6 6 4

Total cr

22

22

A ddi al Instr uct ion A : 1st and 2nd Semest er dditt ion ional Instru ction Semester er.. 1. English is compulsory for students of BA/BSc (Major/General Course). 2. MIL/Alt.Eng. is compulsory for students of BA with General and Major Course. 3. There is no MIL/Alt.Eng. for BSc students. 4. For BA Major/General Course, a student shall have to choose two subjects (at least one subject must be Non-Language) in addition to MIL/Alt.Eng. Out of two, one subject may be taken as Major subject. Then other subject will be considered as 1st subsidiary subject and MIL/Alt.Eng. is taken as 2nd subsidiary subject. Again, in case of General Course, the two subjects (other than MIL/Alt.Eng.) will be considered as 1st Elective and 2nd Elective subject. 5. In case of MIL/Alt.Eng. (2nd subsidiary subject for BA Course) a student with Language Major will take a Non-Language or Language subject other than the subject he/she is opting major. For example, English Major students will take other than Alt.Eng./ Elective English and Assamese Major students will take other than Assamese. 6. Students offering Major Course in BSc will have to offer other two Elective (subsidiary) subjects. 7. Students offering General Course in BSc will have to offer three Elective (subsidiary) subjects. 2017-2018

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THIRD & FOURTH SEMESTER (a) Major Semester

3rd

Course

Total Marks

Major

200

16

1st Subsidiary

100

6

2nd Subsidiary

100

6

50

4

Major

200

16

1st Subsidiary

100

6

2nd Subsidiary

100

6

50

4

Env. Study-I 4th

Credit

English- II

Total cr

36

36

(b) General Semester

3rd

Course

Total Marks

1st Elective

100

8

2nd Elective

100

8

3rd Elective

100

8

50

4

1st Elective

100

8

2nd Elective

100

8

3rd Elective

100

8

50

4

Env. Sc. I 4th

Credit

Env. Sc. II

Total cr

28

28

B : 3rd and 4th Semester (BSc) For 3rd and 4th Semester of BSc Course (General), a student will have to offer three Elective (subsidiary) subjects (with or without practical) each of which carries 100 marks. Environment Studies is a compulsory subject in this case. 2017-2018

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FIFTH & SIXTH SEMESTER (a) Major Semester

Course

Total Marks

Credit

Total cr

5th

Major

450

36

6th

Major

450

36

(b) General Semester

5th

6

th

Course

Total Marks

Credit

1st Elective

200

16

2nd Elective

200

16

1st Elective

200

16

2nd Elective

200

16

For Major Total Marks (Part I+ Part II+ Part III): Major 1700 Subsidiary 700 English 100 Env. Sci 100 Total 2600

Credit Credit Credit Credit Credit

Total cr 32

32

208 56 8 8 280

For General Part I Total Marks 550 Credit 44 Part II Total Marks 700 Credit 56 Part III Total Marks 800 Credit 64 Grand Total Marks for three years (including Eng + Env) = 2050 Credit = 164 C : 5th and 6th Semester (BSc) For 5th and 6th Semester of BSc Course (General), a student will have to offer two Elective subsidiary subjects (with or without practical). DISCLAIMER

* This part is a reproduction of the G.U. regulation. It is advisable to refer to the university regulation for further details. 2017-2018

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10.02: Course Combination (TDC) : Each student has to take two compulsory and two elective subjects. One of the elective subjects may be offered as the Major Course subject. Students offering Major in English and Assamese will have to take up two elective subjects. Elective subjects (Both for Major & General Course) are to be offered in conformity with the following combinations :

i) Arts Stream Compulsory Subject : 1. General English (1st & 2nd semester) 2. EVS (3rd & 4th semester)

Major Assamese

Elective (General) Economics, Political Science, History/ Mathematics, Philosophy, Education

English

Economics, Political Science, History/ Mathematics, Philosophy, Education

Economics

Political Science, History/ Mathematics, Education, Geography/ Alective Assamese, Statistics

Education

Economics, Political Science, History/ Statistics/ Mathematics, Geography / Elective Assamese, Philosophy

Geography

Economics, Political Science, History/ Mathematics/ Statistics, Education

History

Economics, Education, Philosophy, Political Science, Geography

Mathematics

Economics, Political Science, Statistics, Geography

Philosophy

Economics, Political Science, History/ Mathematics, Education, Geography / Elective Assamese

Political Science

Economics, History/ Mathematics, Education, Philosophy, Geography/Elective Assamese

N.B.: The only MIL offered in this College is Assamese.

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ii) Science Stream A student is required to offer English as compulsory subject and three elective subjects. One of the elective subjects may be offered as Major Subject in conformity with the following combination of subjects. Compulsory Subject : 1. Functional English (1st & 2nd semester) 2. EVS (3rd & 4th semester) Major Elective (General) Botany Chemistry, Zoology, Geography, Mathematics Chemistry Physics, Mathematics Computer Science Mathematics, Statistics/ Physics/ Chemistry/ Economics Economics Geography Mathematics Physics Zoology Statistics

Mathematics, Statistics/ Computer Science/ Geography Mathematics, Economics, Statistics/ Zoology, Botany Physics, Chemistry, Statistics, Economics, Computer Science, Geography Mathematics, Chemistry/ Statistics/ Computer Science Chemistry, Botany/ Geography/ Mathematics Mathematics, Economics/ Physics/ Computer Science/ Geography

10.03 SELECTION PROCEDURE FOR MAJOR COURSE l Selection in Major Course comes under direct jurisdiction of the department concerned. l The students opting Major Course will be admitted on the date of admission according to the College admission procedure. l To opt Physics (Major/ General), Chemistry (Major), Statistics (Major/ General) and Computer Science (Major/ General) the student need to pass in Mathematics in the HS level. l Switchover from major to pass course is permissible only in 1st semester as per GU rule.

11.00 FEE STRUCTURE FOR 201 20177-201 -20188 11.01 Not es on FFee ee SStr tr uctur otes tru cturee i. Fee once paid is not refundable except the caution money. ii. Girl students of the HS classes are exempted from the Tuition Fee.

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11.02 A dmission FFees ees (Go vt N ot if ica OPD/02/2017/20) Admission (Govt Not otif ifica icatt ion N Noo. PC/HE/S PC/HE/SO Details of Uniform fee of College for the Academic Session : 2017-18 Course : HS (Arts & Science) for Rural Areas Sl. No.

Particulars

Arts Rs.

Science Rs.

400

400

Girls- Nil Boys-600

Girls- Nil Boys-720

50 (Pract.)

200

1

Admission Fee

*2

Tuition Fees (Annual)

3

Laboratory Fee

4

Identity Card Fee

50

50

5

Establishment Fee

700

700

6

Contingency

300

300

7

Registration Fee as University

75

75

8

Enrolment Fee

25

25

9

Library Caution Money (Refundable)

300

300

10

Library Fee

200

200

11

College Examination Fee

120

120

12

College Development Fee

500

500

13

Electricity Fee

450

450

14

N.C.C. & NSS

20

20

15

Students' Welfare Fee

50

50

16

Students' Union Fee

100

100

17

Magazine Fee

150

150

18

Games & Sports Fee

100

100

19

Festival Fee

100

100

20

Co. Curricular activities

100

100

21

ICT

100

100

22

Misc

100

100

Total

4590/-

4860/-

N.B.

(The fees structure may be changed as per Govt. notification without prior information.)

* As per Assam Govt. Notification. ** As per affiliated Universities

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Details of Uniform fee of College for the Academic Session : 2017-18 Course : TDC (Arts & Science) for Rural Areas Sl. No.

Particulars

Arts Rs.

Science Rs.

400

400

720 (G) 840 (M)

840 (G) 1020 (M)

100 (Pract.Major)

1200

1

Admission Fee

*2

Tuition Fees (Annual)

3

Laboratory Fee

4

Identity Card Fee

50

50

5

Establishment Fee

700

700

6

Contingency

300

300

Registration Fee as University

400

400

8

Enrolment Fee

220

220

9

Library Caution Money (Refundable)

300

300

10

Library Fee

200

200

11

College Examination Fee

300

300

12

College Development Fee

500

500

13

Electricity Fee

300

300

14

N.C.C. & NSS

20

20

15

Students' Welfare Fee

50

50

16

Students' Union Fee

100

100

17

Magazine Fee

150

150

18

Games & Sports Fee

100

100

19

Festival Fee

100

100

20

Co. Curricular activities

100

100

21

ICT

100

100

22

Misc

100

100

**7

Total N.B.

5310/- (G) 5430/- (M) 6530/- (G) 6710/- (M) (The fees structure may be changed as per Govt. notification without prior information.)

* As per Assam Govt. Notification. ** As per affiliated Universities

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11.03 Scheme ffor or W aiv er of A dmission FFee ee ffor or stu dent ing admission in HS/ TDC cl asses : Waiv aiver Admission student dentss tak taking classes “Students seeking admission into 1st year will plant a sapling at his/ her College or at his/ her home and shall give photograph of the same to the college. The Student has to nurse the sapling and while seeking admission into second year shall give photograph of the same tree that was planted during previous year.” Students getting admission under the Scheme for Waiver of Admission Fee waived have to submit an undertaking in a prescribed form provided by the College at the time of admission.

12.00 PROFESSIONAL COURSE Professional Courses refer to a verity of education and training which match the specific needs of an industry. The focus of these courses is on skill building, self employment etc. Pub Kamrup College offers the following professional courses run under Gauhati university : 12.01 Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) : The Course will be a 3 year (6 semesters) course

Eligibility : Higher Secondary passed with at least 45% marks in any stream. Intake capacity- 40 12.02 Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) : The duration of BCA is 3 year (6 semesters).

Eligibility : Higher Secondary passed with at least 45% marks in any stream. Students not from Science stream will have to take up a Bridge Course in addition to the normal courses in the 1st semester. Intake capacity- 30 12.03 PPost ost Gr adu iplom er A pplica A) : PGDCA is a two semester Gradu aduaa te D Diplom iplomaa in Comput Computer Applica pplicatt ions (PGDC (PGDCA) course.

Eligibility : Graduation from any recognised Indian or Foreign University. Intake capacity- 40 12.04 FFee ee SStr tr uctur of ession al Cour ses tru cturee of Pr Prof ofession essional Courses i. Admission Fee ii. Tuition Fee iii. PGDCA

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: 1000/: (BBA) 8,000/- per semester; (BCA) 9,000/- per semester : 7000/- per semester

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13.00 VOC AT IONA L COUR VOCA NAL COURSSE Pub Kamrup College has been selected in the first phase by the University Grants Commission (UGC) for starting the BVoc (Bachelor of Vocation) scheme. Being located at a rural region and at a close proximity from Guwahati, the college has selected two potential sectors where the BVoc aspirants can get employment and initiate entrepreneurial ventures after completion of their courses. 13.01 BV oc in FFood ood Pr oc essing and Q uali an ag ement BVoc Proc ocessing Qu alitty M Man anag agement ement:: Food Processing is a developing service sector as well as a challenge for the local agro-economy. The BVoc course has been suitably designed to induce food processing skills in the students with a special emphasis on recent quality management traits in the food industry, and to make the students sufficiently skilled for job roles in food industries. Education components on entrepreneurship traits and service management will also guide the students towards self-employment at individual or community levels. Indu str tner Industr stryy par partner tner:: Sunandaram Foods Pvt Ltd, Mongoldoi 13.02 BV oc in Soft war ev elopment and Sy st em A dministr BVoc Softw aree D Dev evelopment Syst stem Administr dministraat ion: Software is the pulse of modern mechanized machinery systems. The need for efficient softwares is in plenty to cope up with the need for efficient automated machineries. Developing skills to design softwares for large-scale and day-today use will be the thrust area under this course. A sufficiently skilled student under this programme may develop personal software enterprises as a system administrator and provide technical support to companies, farms, e-machinery developing companies etc. Indu str tner Industr stryy par partner tnerss: Damyant Software, Noida; SS Technologies, Guwahati Important eatur tures BVoc currricul iculaa: UGC has provided much flexibility for the students under 13 .03 Impor tant ffea ea tur es of the BV oc cur the three year under graduate courses with multiple exit facilities at Diploma (after 1 year), Advanced Diploma (after 2 years) and Bachelor of Vocation (after 3 years) levels. Suitable skill levels as per National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF) and possible job roles in the respective job sectors as per the National Occupational Standards (NOSs) have been set accordingly for suitable employability of the students. Syllabus and assessment: The syllabi for the two courses have been designed and approved by the Gauhati University. The annual assessment for all the three exit levels will be conducted by the respective Sector Skill Councils (SSCs) as identified and suggested by the UGC. The skill components will be accompanied by general subject components to create a holistic approach towards excelling the students for employment. Apart from the college, university and the respective SSCs, the college has signed Memorendums of Understanding (MoUs) with specified partnership industries who will also play dynamic role in conduct and assessment of the BVoc students. wled ills tt de and The BVoc programmes are therefore suitably designed to impart k no nowled wledgg e, sk skills ills,, aatt ttii tu tude behavioural traits to make a student “job-ready” at each exit level. Intake capacity: Fifty (50) students in each course Eligibility: HS (10+2) passed (any stream) Selection: Select ion: Primarily based on general merit. [Interview may be conducted if felt necessary.] Host el A or ggirls irls only) : Only three seats are reserved in the College Girls' Hostel. ostel Acccomod omodaation (F (For 2017-2018

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13.04 FFees ees str uctur stru cturee : For Semest er 1 Semester

Admission fee

Semester Caution money* enrolment fee

Total

BVoc in Food Processing & Quality Management

2000/-

7000/-

3000/-

12000/-

BVoc in Software Development & System Administration

2000/-

7000/-

3000/-

12000/-

Subsequent Semesters (per semester basis) BVoc in Food Processing & Quality Management

7000/-

7000/-

BVoc in Software 7000/7000/Development & System Administration * The Caution Fee of Rs. 3000/- will be refunded to the admitted students on successful completion of their respective courses. 13.05 Job roles After passing through each NSQF level, as have been nationally recognized by the specific sectors skill councils, the students will be eligible to attain the respective job roles suitable for each level of certification. Apart from jobs, the BVoc degree will suitably enhance the entreprenurial skills in the students to empower them to start business avenues and create employment opportunities for others. As per the NSQF standards, a BVoc in Food Processing & Quality Management can obtain executive-level job roles while a BVoc in Software Development and System Administration will be eligible to lead a software farm. F utur tuni uturee academic oppor opportuni tunitty : Pub Kamrup College is planning to start MVoc (NSQF = 8, 9) courses in the two subjects and has obtained necessary permission from the Gauhati University 14.00 ADD-ON COURSE An Add-on course is one that can be pursued pallarelly with a UG course. Hence the clear indication stands – only a regular student of TDC of this college is eligible for such a course. The courses will be conducted in adjustment with the degree course classes without hampering the regular scheduled classes of the students. The following Add-on courses are offered in this college under GU : se : Intake capaci 14.01 Medical LLaabor echnici an Cour boraator oryy T Technici echnician urse capacitt y : 25 Courses offered : i) Advance Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technician (ADMLT) Duration : 2½ years. Eligib ility : Biology at 10+2 level. Eligibility ii) Certificate Course in Medical Laboratory Technician (CCMLT). 2017-2018 18

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D ur uraation : One year. (For running the course, the Pub Kamrup College has tied up with Nemcare Hospital, Guwahati.) Hands-on : Field works to various hospitals which will include three laboratory visits. Job opportunities : • Hospitals and Clinical Laboratories, • Commercial and Reference Laboratories, • Public Health Laboratories, • Pharmaceutical, Research and Training Institutions, etc. For detail, ccontact ontact : 9954784294 14.02 Diplom our ism M an ag ement (D T TM iplomaa in T Trravel & T Tour ourism Man anag agement (DT TM)) D ur uraat ion : One year. Intake capaci capacitt y : 25 Hand s-on : DTTM course will include two mandatory study tours and one mandatory excursion. Hands-on J ob oppor tuni opportuni tunitties : • Tourist Guide • Escort • Tour Package Designer • Tour Operator • Self employment under Govt. Schemes For detail, ccontact ontact : 9435011182 14.03 Syllabus in brief : Name of the Course Certificate Course in Medical Laboratory Technician(CCMLT)

Subject Area Fundamentals

Papers Code 101: Essentials of Chemistry 102: Essentials of Physics 103: Essentials of Mathematics 104: Medical Terminology

Basic Sciences

201: Anatomy 202:Physiology

Advanced Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technician (ADMLT)

203:Biochemistry Laboratory

301 Pathology 302:Microbiology 303:Biomedical Technology

Information System

401:Computer Basics 402:Laboratory Information

Soft Skills

501: Communications

Practicals

601 Laboratory Visits 602 Dissertation I. Basics of Tourism II. Tourism and Management III.Project Report & Assignment

DTTM

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14.04 Fee SStr tr uctur or A dd-on Cour ses : tru cturee ffor Add-on Courses ADMLT : Rs. 25,000/-

CCMLT : Rs. 15,000/-

DTTM : Rs. 4000/-

Total Fees determined for the courses may be deposited on installment basis.

15.00 CER T IFI C AT E COUR CERT IFIC COURSSE The following Certificate Courses are open for regular students of the College. Each course is of 6 month's duration with 40 hours contact class. i) Cer ica se in PPer er son al D ev elopment ill & Emplo ybili apaci Certtif ifica icatte Cour Course erson sonal Dev evelopment elopment,, Soft Sk Skill Employbili ybilitt y : Intake C Capaci apacitt y– 20 ii) Certificate Course in Creative Writing : Intake Capacity– 20 iii) Cer ica se in YYooga & Pr an apaci Certtif ifica icatte Cour Course Pran anaayam amaa : Intake C Capaci apacitt y– 20 iv) Cer ica se in PPer er ming Ar apaci Certt if ifica icatte Cour Course erffor orming Artt : Intake C Capaci apacitty– 20 E ligibility for the Courses: 10+ 2 16.00 DIPLOMA IN ORGANIC FARMING & POST HARVEST MANAGEMENT Introduced from this session under Community College Scheme of the UGC, this course is an initiation towards societal causes of the vast rural locality where College itself is located. Seat Capacity : 50 E ligibility for the Courses: 10+ 2 (Any stream) 17.00 MSc IN BIOPHYSICS MSc in Biophysics is introduced from this academic session. Admission related necessary notifications will be made soon. Concerned persons may keep in touch with the College authority for further details. 18.00 GENER AL INFO R M AT ION FO R STUD EN TS GENERA INFOR FOR STUDEN ENT 18.01 Admission Procedure : i. Application for Admission to the College should be made in Online Application Forms available on college website. ii.

Admission is done strictly on merit basis, and is governed by the Admission rules of the College. The decision of the Principal in this regard is final.

iii. Applicants will have to be present in person at the time of admission with original copies of Pass Certificate, Mark Sheet, Age Certificate, Character Certificate (from the Heads of the institution last attended), Caste Certificate (where necessary) and any other document notified from time to time. iv. No application will be accepted after the last date of submission. v. Reservation of seats will be entertained as per Govt.rules. vi. Extra Curricular (EC) quota will be maintained as per Govt. norms in all classes. 18.02 Administration The Principal is the Administrative Head of the College. There is a Governing Body, constituted as per govt. rules for overall governance of the institution. Academic matters and examinations are controlled by the affiliating university, G.U. whereas the same of the +2 classes are done by the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council. 2017-2018

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18.03 General Instructions Any form of ragging in the College premises is strictly prohibited, violation of which invites i. str ong disciplin ar ions and N TI-R AGGING SSELF ELF D ECL AR ATION strong disciplinar aryy act actions ions.. IItt is m mand andaator oryy ttoo submi submitt an A AN I-RA DE CLA in UGC stipulated format within 15 days of admission. ii. Smoking and taking intoxicating drugs are strictly prohibited in the College campus. iii. Students must come in proper College Uniform. iv. Students must maintain decorum and foster high standard of discipline by words and deeds. v. Blowing vehicle horns in the College campus is strictly prohibited. vi. The College ldentity Card issued to each student is to be brought to the College every day and the same is to be produced when asked for. dent oug h the N ot ic oar ime of entr xi er vii. Stu tudent dentss should ggoo thr throug ough Not otic icee BBoar oardd aatt the ttime entryy & eexi xitt ev ever eryy ddaay. viii. Terms and conditions embodied in the Prospectus are liable to be modified and revised whenever necessary. ix. Students are advised to open a savings bank account in their individual names in any nationalised bank of their convenience. x. For higher studies/ scholarship PRC is mandatory. Students are adviced to apply for the same to the concerned authority immediately after admission. xi. Students are asked to take admission in the next class/ semester witihin 10 days from the date of declaration of result to avoid late fine. No admission will be allowed after the completion of 30 days. 18.04 College Hour : The College hour is from 8 AM to 5 PM on all working days. 18.05 Attendance : Credit point assessed on the percentage of attendance in class is accounted in Internal Assessment.

19.00 OTHER FACILITIES i. The College provides Insurance benefit under GIS, LICI to the students as per Insurance Clauses for which each student is to pay Rs. 25/- ( Rs. 20/- to be deposited in the GIS, LICI; Rs. 5/- to be deposited in the Student Welfare Fund of the College) at the time of admission. ii. The College Canteen, funded by the PKC Teachers’ Unit provides food and beverage at a nominal rate to the members of the College fraternity. iii. PKC Girls’ Hostel with well-furnished, hygenic, modern and healthy academic ambience accomodates 65 boarders.The PKC office will furnish all the relevent and neccesary information regarding Rules & Regulations, Admission process and fee-structure of the Hostel.

20.00 UNIFORM Attending classes in prescribed uniform is mandatory for all the students. Specifications of uniform of the College is as stated below : General Course – i. Boys- Navy blue trousers with sky blue shirt ii. Girls- Navy blue salwar with sky blue kurta. BVoc Course – Light purple shirt with light gray troushers (Both boys & girls) * Option for girls : Light gray salower with light purple kurta Professional Course – Boys : Black trousers, white shirt, black shoe & white sock Girs : Black trousers/ salwar, white shirt/ kurta, black push-on shoe College Badge : Students will be provided College Badge which is to be stitched on their shirts/ Kurta. The position of the Badge- Boys : Chest of the Shirt (Left) Girls : Left arm of the shirt/ Kurta 2017-2018 21

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RA GGING FREE CO AMPU RAGGING COLL L EGE C CA MPUSS Ragging is strictly prohibited inside the College campus. Ragging in any form will be treated as a criminal offence inviting strigent punishment under the UGC regulations No. F. 1-16/2009(CPPII) dated 21.10.2009 and DHE, Assam notification dtd. 29th July 2003. 21.00 PR OGR A MMEWI A SS PPERC ERC EN TAGE O MR UP CO PROGR OGRA MME-WI WISSE PPA ERCEN ENT OFF PUB KA KAMR MRUP COLL LEGE IN LLA A ST SSEV EV EN A C A DEMI C SSES ES EVEN AC EMIC ESSSIONS Examination BA

BSc

HS (Arts)

HS (Science)

Session

PKC

GU

PKC

GU

PKC

AHSEC

PKC

AHSEC

2010-2011

73

74.33

82.35

82.35

79.13

73.14

85.25 87.32

2011-2012

85.77

72.79

82.5

83.88

77.50

70.23

81.91 85.58

2012-2013

71.4

76.77

62.26

81.28

71.88

70.11

69

83.82

2013-2014

87.5

91.29

90.5

91.19

79

73.91

87.5

85.31

2014-2015

88.15

89.49

80.34

86.52

70.31

74.07

79.6

86.76

2015-2016

88.92

84.26

69.93

86.97

78.99

79.92

87.35 90.96

2016-2017

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––

––

––

86

73.16

89.05 86.24

SESSION : 2016-17

HS Science– *05

HS Arts- *13

PR OFIL EO K HS OU STUD Y CEN TRE PRO FILE OFF K KK HSOU STUDY CENT About Pub Kamrup College KKHSOU Study Centre The Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU) was established as per the provision of Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University Act, 2005 that was enacted in Assam Legislative Assembly and notified in the Assam Gazette published on September 29, 2005. In 2015, Pub Kamrup College started the study centre of KKHSOU with Mr. Pratul Kalita, Assistant Professor of Computer Science Department as its first Co-ordinator. At present, this study centre is providing the following courses. 1. Bachelor of Arts (BA) 2. Master of Arts (MA) in Assamese, Education and Political Science 3. Master of Computer Application (MCA) 4. Master of Science in Information Technology (MSc. IT) 5. Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) Interested learner can visit the website of KKHSOU namely www.kkhsou.in which serves as the single window of relevant information. 2017-2018

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22.00 ACADEMIC DISTINCTIONS

A telling inspiration to realize that sky is the limit... st

The 1 class 1st position holder in BA/ BSc Courses under Gauhati University : YYear ear Name Subject 1990 Dinesh Das Education 1998 Semim Wara Begum Geography 1999 Nirjuma Kazi Philosophy 2000 Nityananda Deka Geography 2001 Kamana Devi Geography 2001 Jonti Deka Philosophy 2010 Bipul Deka Physics 2012 Harun Al Rashid Physics q

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PKC Alumni attaining placement of repute Dr Hitesh Deka has been appointed as Vice-Chancellor of the Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University, Assam, a prestigious distance learning university of North-East India in 2015. Dr Sasanka Deka, Appointed Faculty, Department of Chemistry, Delhi University. Dr Nityananda Deka, Appointed Faculty, Department of Geography, Gauhati University Dr Biraj Kakati, Appointed Faculty, Department of Energy, Tezpur University. Dr Bhabesh Deka, Scientist-B (Entomology), Department of Entomology, Tokolai Tea Research Institute, Jorhat. Dr Bhabesh Hazarika, Economist, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (An Autonomous Institute of Ministry of Finance, Govt. of India) New Delhi. Our Special Achievers

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Dr Paresh Ch. Kalita, Associate Professor, Dept. of Botany, reported two new plant species of Angiosperms, viz. Glochidion madankamdevi and Glochidion mandakatensis, from North Guwahati hill region (Mandakata and Madan Kamdeva Hill), Assam, India in 2006.

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Dr Nripendra Nath Talukdar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemistry, owned one patent right, Indian Patent No. 222135 dated 23-07-2008. Title - A method for isolation of Potassium Carbonate from banana plant.

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Dr Manash Barthakur, Associate Professor, Dept. of Zoology attained National Associateship after successful completion of a Post Doctoral Programme in the National Brain Research Centre, Gurgaon in 2014.

Ongoing Major Research Project Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India funded Twining project (2016) in collaboration with AMITY University, Noida. PI-Dr Dipak Konwar, Department of Botany and JRF-Chintu Mani Saikia. 2017-2018

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23.00 LIST OF EMPLOYEES 23.01 PRINCIPAL Dr Balendra Kr Dev Choudhury, MSc, PhD VICE PRINCIPAL Mr Jiban Ch. Sarma, MA (HoD, Philosophy) 23.02 TEACHING STAFF (with specialisation/area of interest) ASSAMESE

:

1) Dr Barnali Deka, MA, PhD, PGDOL, B Muse, Assistant Professor & HoD, Language 2) Dr Dulumani Deka, MA, PhD, Dip in Arch, Assistant Professor, Literature 3) Dr Nayanmoni Baruah, MA, PhD, Praveen, PGCCCW, Assistant Professor, Comparative Literature 4) Mr Ajit Kalita, MA, Assistant Professor, Literature 5) Vacant

ECONOMICS

:

1) Mr Narayan Goswami, MA, BEd, Associate Professor & HoD, Econometrics, Mathematical Economics 2) Mr Khagen Das, MA, Assistant Professor, Econometrics, Mathematical Economics & Public Finance 3) Dr Pankaj Kumar Baro, MA, PhD, Assistant Professor, Banking and other Financial Institution 4) Vacant

EDUCATION

:

1) Mrs Babita Das*, MA, M Phil, B Muse, Assistant Professor & HoD, Continuing Education 2) Dr Alaka Das, MA, M Phil, PhD, Assistant Professor, Abnormal Psychology 3) Vacant Mrs Himakshi Devi, MA, BEd, MPhil, Assistant Professor, Environmental Education, (Against FDP)

ENGLISH

:

1) Mr Dipen Bezbaruah*, MA, M Phil, Assistant Professor & HoD, Linguistics & American Literature 2) Mr Montu Saikia, MA, Assistant Professor, Linguistics & Literacy Criticism 3) Vacant Mr Sanjib Kalita, MA (Double), BEd, Assistant Professor, Literary Theory, Indian English Literature, (Against FDP)

GEOGRAPHY

:

1) Dr Harekrishna Haloi, MA, PhD, Associate Professor, Regional Planning 2) Mr Aditya Chandra Deka, MA, M Phil, Associate Professor, Population Geography 3) Mr Diganta Kumar Rabha, MA, Associate Professor & HoD, Cartography 4) Md Ayez Ali, MA, M Phil, Associate Professor, Agriculture Geography

HISTORY

:

1) Mr Nripendra Deka, MA, M Phil, Assistant Professor & HoD, Modern History, Black Belt 3rd Dan (Dragon Kung-fu) 2) Mr Imdad Ali Ahmed, MA, M Phil, Assistant Professor, Medieval History of India, Assam History, World History, Environmental History

PHILOSOPHY

:

1) Mr Jiban Ch. Sarma, MA, Associate Professor, HoD & Vice Principal, Religion 2) Mr Hiteswar Kakati, MA, M Phil, Assistant Professor, Logic 3) Mrs Kalpana Bhagabati, MA, M Phil, Assistant Professor, Logic

POLITICAL SCIENCE : 1) Mr Hali Ram Rajbangshi, MA, Associate Professor & HoD, Public Administration 2) Dr Dadul Dewri, MA, PhD, Assistant Professor, Public Administration, Modern Political Analysis

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3) Mr Khanindra Das, MA, M Phil, Assistant Professor, Sociology, Ethnic Movement 4) Mrs Hemasri Devi, MA, BEd, M Phil, Assistant Professor, Women & Politics. 24

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:

1) Mr Puspendra Kumar Sarma, MSc, Associate Professor, Cytogenetics 2) Mr Hirendra Sahariah, MSc Associate Professor, Physiology 3) Dr Paresh Ch. Kalita, MSc, Ph D, Associate Professor & HoD, Taxonomy 4) Dr Dipak Konwar, M Sc, BEd,Ph D, Assistant Professor, Microbiology

CHEMISTRY

:

1) Dr Nripendra Nath Talukdar, M Sc, Ph D, Associate Professor, Inorganic Chemistry & Analytical Chemistry 2) Dr Utpal Jyoti Medhi, MSc, M Phil, PhD, Associate Professor, Organic Chemistry & Environmental Chemistry 3) Mr Kulendra Nath Sarma, MSc, Associate Professor & HoD, Organic Chemistry 4) Md Ikram Ali, MSc, Associate Professor, Physical Chemistry

COMPUTER SCIENCE : 1) Mr Pratul Kalita, MCA, MCJ, Assistant Professor & HoD, Programming, Web Technology MATHEMATICS

:

1) Mrs Rina Deka, MSc, Associate Professor & HoD, Pure Mathematics 2) Mr Mahananda Kumar Pathak, MSc, Associate Professor, Applied Mathematics 3) Dr Kalpana Misra, MSc, B.Ed., PhD Assistant Professor, Pure Mathematics

PHYSICS

:

1) Dr Chitralekha Talukdar, MSc, Ph D, PGDCA, BMuse, Associate Professor, Solid State Physics, Thermophysical Properties of Fibers 2) Dr Julie Saikia, MSc, PhD, Associate Professor & HoD, Nuclear Physics & Cosmic Radiation 3) Dr Navajyoti Choudhury, MSc, PhD, Associate Professor, Particle Physics,Nanotechnology 4) Dr Anup Kr. Nath, MSc, PhD, Assistant Professor, Experimental Condeused Matter Physics

STATISTICS

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1) Mrs Namita Kalita, MSc, Associate Professor & HoD, Demography 2) Dr Nilima Dutta, MSc, PhD, Assistant Professor, Operations Research 3) Vacant

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1) Mr Suresh Deka, MSc, Associate Professor, Entomology 2) Dr Kamal Sarma, MSc, PhD, Associate Professor, Fish & Fishery Biology, Parasitology, Ornamental Fish 3) Mr Lohit Chandra Deka, MSc, Associate Professor & HoD, Animal Ecology 4) Dr Manash Barthakur, MSc, PhD, DBT National Associate, Associate Professor, Cell Biology, Biotechnology, Medicinal Plant, Glia Cell Biochemistry

FOOD PROCESSING AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT : 1) Miss Manisha Medhi, MTech, Assistant Professor 2) Mr Jishnu Deka, MTech, Assistant Professor SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION : 1) Mr Arup Sarmah, MCA, HoD & Assistant Professor, Nonlinear System 2) Mr Rahul Lahkar, M.Tech, Assistant Professor

* Leave on Faculty Development Programme.

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23.03 NonTeaching SStaff taff on-T Library Staff 1) Dr Nirmal Ranjan Mazumdar, MLISc., PGDHRM, M.Phil., Ph.D, Librarian. 2) Mr Praneswar Das, Library Bearer 3) Mr Dhiren Sarma, Grade IV 4) Vacant 5) Mr Prasanta Rajbongshi, Grade III (Contractual) 6) Mrs Babita Das Deka, Grade III (Contractual) 7) Miss Aparna Deka (Library Trainee) Office Staff 1) Mr Madan Chandra Deka, B.A., UDA 2) Mr Minar Hussain Khandakar, LDA 3) Mr Nalini Kanta Deka, BA, LDA 4) Mr Dwijendra Nath Sarma, (under suspension) 6) Mr Krishna Kanta Boro, BA, LDA, 7) Mrs Jutika Mahanta, M.T.M., LDA, 8) Vacant (UDA) 9) Vacant (LDA) Dept. Bearers 1) Mr Bhaben Das, Statistics 2) Mr Pramod Chandra Kakati, Chemistry 3) Mr Amrit Kalita, Chemistry 4) Mr Jogeswar Das, Physics 5) Mr Tilak Chandra Kakati, Physics 6) Mr Lila Ram Deka, Botany 7) Mr Chakra Dhar Das, Geography 8) Mr Ranju Deka, Geography 9) Mr Mukul Ali, Zoology 10) Mr Lohit Kakati, Zoology 11) Vacant Grade IV Staff 1) Mrs Pratima Kakati 2) Mr Achyut Kumar Das 3) Mr Jayanta Das 4) Mr Jagadish Das 2017-2018

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23.04 : T eaching & N on tteaching eaching staff (Contr actu al) Teaching Non (Contractu actual)

Sl. No.

Name

Department

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Mr Dhanjit Das

Com. Science

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Mr Dwipen Mazumder

BCA

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Ms Bandana Deka

BCA

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Mr Nayanjyoti Deka

BBA

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Ms Nilanjana Deka

BBA

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Mr. Manabendra Deka

M LT

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Mr Pranab Sarma

Grade III

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Mr Kishan Kr. Gautam

Grade III

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Mr Dhanjit Sarma

Grade III

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Mr Nipjyoti Deka

Press Operator

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Mr Jiten Deka

Press Operator

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Mr Mridul Kalita

Bearer

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Ms Dipa Moni Kalita

Grade III

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Mr Biswajit Kakati

Grade IV/ Night watchman

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Mr Gagan Das

Driver

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Mr Dilip Kakati

Electrician

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Mr Tabibar Rahman

Grade IV

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Mr Khargeswar Nath

Bearer

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Ms Anowara Begum

Grade IV

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Mr Apurba Das

Bearer

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Mr Hrishikesh Das

Bearer

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Assamese The department was started in 1972 with the introduction of the Two year Pre-university course. Subsequently, the Two year Degree course was introduced with effect from 1974. It has many objectives such as in depth study of the field of Assamese language, linguistics, literature and culture with special stress on local variations, comparative study of Assamese language and literature with those of Bodo, Rava and other primary ethnic tribes of the region. It also deals with other Indian literature in connection with Assamese Literature. The department has to pursue teaching in Assamese (Modern Indian Language) as a compulsory subject to all the students of H.S. Classes (Arts and Science) and TDC classes (Arts). Besides, it imparts teaching in Advance Assamese in H.S. Classes and Elective Assamese in TDC Classes in addition to the major courses. The Honours (now Major) course at the UG level was introduced in 1975. Now semester system was introduced in the degree courses since 2011. The department enriched with ‘SAHITYA-CHORA’, ‘DEPARTMENTAL RESEARCH COMMITTEE’ invites many renowned scholars, arranges guest lectures, popular talks etc. It publishes one wall-magazine ‘BIKSHAN;’ one hand-written magazine ‘DORIYALI’ every year. The Department completed many study-tours locally as well as in the other parts of India successfully. Department has 10 nos. of Minor research projects completed by the faculty members. The Department has a rich Library with yearly increasing numbers of books (830 nos. till now) and magazines (150 nos. till now). One museum established jointly with the Central Library. The teachers are engaged in teaching-learning, evaluation, research as well as various fields of cocurricular activities. Three of them are Ph. D. holders right now. The teachers have attended and presented papers in various national and international seminars till now. They are also engaged in creative and academic writings. Many articles are published in leading news papers and magazines of Assam. Articles are published in book forms also. Everyone has contributed to the distance learning course of KKSHOU, IDOL etc by writing SLM. The passed out students are engaged in various sectors and services, such as-teaching, journalism, publishing house, banking, police service etc. Department has a plan of opening M.A. in Assamese and CulturalStudies in near-future. Economics Department of Economics was established in 1972. This department offers BA/ B.Sc in Economics and the examination system is based on semester basis. The Economics Department also participates in courses offers by other department and they are Environmental Science and BBA. Presently the department is composed of three parmanent teacher in sanctioned post and one post is vacant. Education The Department of Education Pub Kamrup College started its functioning with the establishment of the college Major course in the subject was introduced in 1984-1985. The present student strength of the department is 911 of which 146 nos are on major and 765 nos are in general course. At present the department has three permanent faculty members. Department has its own psychological laboratory equipped with required 2017-2018

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instrument and facilities. Besides, the department has a departmental library that is enriched with 649 nos of books, one journal, hand written magazines by students and a collection of students project reports. The objective of the department is to envisage a society in the 21st century rebrand with creativities, inquisitive an skill used to enable them to lived to gather with a sense of world brotherhood. Every year a number of student passed from the college with good marks in the Education subject. With limited resources the department tries its best to fulfill the need and aspiration of the students of particular and the locality in general. A brief profile of the department is presented below : 1.

Date of Establishment : 21-07-1972

2.

Faculty members : three

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Department society : Pub Kamrup College Siksha Santha

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Extension programme : Awareness campaign Setana.

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Wall magazine : Karshan

English The department of English is one of the few oldest teaching departments of Pub Kamrup College which came into existence along with the college itself. It has three sanctioned teaching posts of which one is lying vacant at present. The department library maintains books, journal and other resources monthly related to the major course. The Navajyoti Bhattacharyya Memorial Trust, PKC is maintained by the department. The English Language & Literature developed society, PKC of the department encourages creative talent of the students via different literacy activities. The department publishes wall magazine ECHO to flourish young minds. Present major course enrollment of the department is 110. Geography : The department was established in the year 1984 with HS class. Undergraduate (degree) general course introduced in 1987 and major course in 1993. The department has four permanent teaching staff and two laboratory bearers. A departmental library for major students with more than 400 books and journals. An alumni Dr Nityananda Deka has been appointed as assistant professor in Gauhati University. History The Department of History was established on 21st August, 1972. Brief outline of the department: · “The Pub Kamrup College Historical Society” was established in the year 1992 with the objectives to popularize and extend historical studies. · As per the request of the Department of History, Mrs. Basanti Devi, Honorable Rajya Sabha MP, sanctioned a grant of Rs. 1 lakh from MP fund to construct a Departmental Library during the financial year 1997-98. Accordingly a Departmental Library was established in the year 1992. At present the stock books of the Library are 540, besides other Journal/ Magazine/ Souvenir. 2017-2018

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· At present the department has two sanctioned posts. Mr. Nripendra Deka, Senior Assistant Professor is working as HoD and Mr. Imdad Ali Ahmed is working as Assistant Professor of the department. Besides two no. of contractual teachers are always enhancing the department. · The department completed two UGC Minor Research Projects, both under the Principal Investigator Mr. Imdad Ali Ahmed, Assistant Professor of the department. · The department has been associated with two certificate courses, viz., “Personal Development, Soft Skill and Employability” and “Yoga & Pranayama”. · The department has an outstanding result in BA Final (Major) Examination in 2014 (1st Final Examination since the introduction of New Course under GU) with 100% passed out and six first class.

Philosophy The department of Philosophy was established in the year 1977-78 and major course was introduced in the year of 1993. At present there are 4 faculty members in the department. Brief outline of the department : 1. Course offered : UG classes under GU and 10+2 under AHSEC 2. Seat capacity : 45 seats for major course 3. Departmental Facility : A departmental library with a good numbers of books and a computer set. 4. Departmental publication : a. A departmental Magazine published annually b. Dristi : A departmental wall magazine 5. Other course offered : A certificate course on “Yoga and Prnyama”, duration of six month run by the department 6. Result : Result of the department is shining both in TDC and HS course. Total no of students 1st class obtained till now is 53. a. 15 students obtained first class in the TDC Final Exam, 2016 under G.U. b. Bhaswati Sarma secured state highest mark in Logic & Philosophy in the HS Final Exam 2015 under AHSEC. c. Outstanding performance : Sl No Name of the student 1 Syeda Nirjuma Kazi

Year 1999

R ank/ C Cll ass st 1 class 1st

2

Miss Jonti Deka

2001

1st class 1st with ‘D’

G.U.

3

Manashi Kalita

2001

1st class 3rd with ‘D’

G.U.

4

Hirajyoti Kalita

2002

1st class 2nd with ‘D’

G.U.

5

Dipti Deka

2000

1st class 4th with ‘D’

G.U.

6

Banashri Bharadwaj

2006

1st class 1st with ‘D’

G.U.

7

Sabita Patowary

2008

1st class 5th with ‘D’

G.U.

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Polilitt ical Scienc Sciencee The department was established on 21st August, 2017. The department is located in a shared building along with the department of History of the College. The main objective of the department is to impart higher education at the under graduate level among the young generation of the locality and to and them socially and educationally aware. Course offered: HS and BA (Major) and (General) Course Departmental library facilities: Available books in Dept. library- 541 Books of Human Rights course- 36 Central library- 2444

Botany The department of Botany was established in the year 1986 with higher secondary course. In the year 1989 opening the degree course step forwarded for higher education in Botany. The major course was opened in the academic session 1999-2000 with a good number of students Facilities available in the department : 1. Seat capacity in the major course : 40 2. Well equipped laboratories : 2 nos 3. Botanical garden for study plants in natural state : 2 nos 4. Green house for study of rare and important plants : 2 nos 5. There are facilities of Museum and Herbarium for in-situ study of plant materials in conservation. otanica 6. Wall magazine – for intellectual culture of students regularly publishing the wall magazine “B “Botanica otanica”” by the students. 7. Departmental library : more than 350 nos of books. 8. The department providing facilities for field study through academic excursion to different vegetations and research centers inside and outside the state. 9. Quiz competition : Organizing yearly a departmental quiz competition. 10. Departmental seminar and talk : The department organizing seminar, scientific talks, etc. in the current topics for the greater interest of the students and improvement of knowledge relating to their courses inviting the eminent scientists. Achievements : · Since inception of major course till now 15 nos of students secured first class and out of them 20 students completed post-graduate course from GU, Assam University Diphu campus and USTM. · The glorious activities and performances of the students had stood the department as ‘Best Department’ in the youth Festival PKC for the year 2015, · The department feel proud to take the name of Mr Danish Alam Saharia (Best singer, 2012-13) Miss Nisha Das (Best singer, 2014-15 and 2015-16), Mr Pranjal Deka (Best Literary Man, year 2015-16) · The Faculty members are doing regularly both research and intellectual works. The faculty members are fully involved to publish the research papers in national and international journals. Four UGC Minor Research Projects (MRP) are completed by the faculty members in different fields relating to plant diversity. At present a DBT sponsored major project on Exploring the inhibitory of biopesticide….. in Mangaporthe or yzae is going on under the guidance of Dr. Dipak Konwar, Asst. Prof. of the department. The ongoing project oryzae 2017-2018

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works directly providing knowledge to the students. The project also providing instrumentation Facilities to the students. · Faculty member Mr Puspendra Kr. Sarma published a good no of books as “Dr. Bhupen Hazarikar Geetot Prem”, “Arannya Baivab”, “Phool Baraxun, Ashwlilata Ittyadi”, “Tomar Hatote Thalo” (Collection of poem) and “Bhraman” (Edited). · Faculty member Dr. Paresh Kalita is the authority of two newly reported plant i.e. Glochidion mandakatensis Kalita et Borthakur and G. madankamdevi Borthakur et Kalita through his present research works.

Chemistry The department was established in the year of 1986. Courses offered: HS Course Degree: Major and General Facilities: Departmental library has 248 books. Internet facility: High speed Internet connection. Laboratories: Two well equipped laboratories, one for major course and the other for general course. Awards and recognition: Senior faculty member of the department, Dr. Nripendra Nath Talukdar owned one patent right – Indian Patent No. 222135 dated 23/07/2008. Title of the patent is “A method for isolation of potassium carbonate from banana plant”. Seminar: The dept. will organize a national seminar on “Harmony with nature in context of Chemistry, environmental issues and challenges.”

Computer Science

The department of computer science was initiated in the year 2005. Now the department offer courses both in HS and Degree level. From the academic session 2016-17, the Major course has also been offered. The department has a well equipped computer laboratory. Mathematics The department was established in the year of 1986. The general course was introduced in the year 1990 and major course was opened in the year 1995. Courses offered: UG courses with Mathematics Major and Mathematics General Number of teaching posts: a. Sanctioned: 03 b. Non-sanctioned: Nil c. Contractual: 01/02 as per requirement Seat capacity: Major: 50 2017-2018

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The department has a record of achieving university rank in yearly system since 2011 and after the introduction of semester system a number of students have secured 1st class.

Physics The department was established in the year of 1986. The major course was introduced in the year of 1998. Achievements: 1. Bipul Deka (2008) and Harun Al Rashid (2012) are the recipients of Prof. Hiranya Kr. Bhuyan Gold Medal for securing 1st class 1st position in Physics Major under Gauhati University. 2. An alumni Dr. Biraj Kakati (Post Doc from Imperial College, London) has been appointed as Asst. Professor in Dept. of Energy, Tezpur University in the year 2014. 3. 5 students have cleared IIT JAM so far from the department. 4. 2 alumni cleared NET and 4 cleared GATE. Significance of the dept. 1. All the faculty members are actively engaged in research producing papers in highly reputed journals. 2. The dept. is introducing PG course in Biophysics from the ensuing academic year.

Statistics The department was established in the year of 1992. For intellectual development of the students of the dept. a programme is arranged on every 3rd Saturday of a month where student is allowed to deliberate upon a topic of his choice in which all other students interact. The topic of deliberation may be on literature, politics, general knowledge or any current issue. Everyday a massage on morality is displayed in the dept. so as to promote moral values among the students. The dept. publishes a wall magazine every year in order to provide a platform for the students to write. The departmental library contains sufficient no of books. The department is equipped with sufficient no of calculators for practical purpose. Form this year a prize will be awarded to the statistics (Major) student who gets highest scores in final year examination.

Zoology The department was established in the year of 1986. Introduction of TDC general course: 1989 Introduction of TDC Major Course: 1994 Seat capacity in Major course: 40 Built-up area: 124Sq.m Laboratory cum class room: 03 Museum cum reading room: 01 Store room: 01 Books in departmental library: 315 copies Faculty members: Sanctioned: 04 nos 2017-2018

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Contractual: 01 no Ph.D Holder: 02 Laboratory bearer: 02 nos Date of establishment of Zoological society: 11-08-04 Date of Initiation of Wall Magazine “Bihangam”: 12-08-06 Total Enrolment of the students for the year 2017: B.Sc. semester II M & G 31 & 53 Nos B.Sc. semester IV M & G 39 & 59 Nos B.Sc. semester VI M & G 39 & 23 Nos Result of B.Sc. semester VI Exam, 2016: Appeared Major: 26 Passed: 22 (Class I-16 Class II-06) Appeared General: 04 Passed: 04

Software Development and System Administration The I. T. Sector in India is growing and vocationally trained skilled workforce in very large numbers is required for automation of enterprises & companies. India is going to need software enabled people in almost all sectors, such as, Finance and Stock Exchange, Pharmaceutical, Media and entertainment, corporate business to name a few. This course is designed in such a way that at the end of three years students will get a B. Voc.: Software Development Degree and can seek jobs in the field of materials management in manufacturing industries in the purchase stores/sales & marketing departments as well as data scientists and as progrmmers. However, at the end of first year with a Diploma they can seek jobs as Computer Assistants in Offices & Accounts Depts. If they continue through the Second Year they can leave with an advanced diploma and seek jobs in technical management, entertainment media and social industry. Facilities: 1. Well-equipped 3 numbers of Hi-Tech Computer Laboratory (20 computers each) with the following software environment 2. OS: Linux, Database: MySQL 3. Tie-up with Industry Partners 4. Smart classrooms with AC, high speed Internet connectivity & Wi-Fi 5. Industrial Training, Workshops Indu str ar tner Industr stryy PPar artner tnerss: · SS Technologies, Guwahati ·

Damyant Software, Noida

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Food Processing and Management Food processing is a branch of food science and is having methods, procedures and techniques which are used to transform raw ingredients into fo od for the consumption of humans. The rising consumerism in the societies of developed and developing countries has contributed to the growth of food processing industries with different techniques and skill. At present in India, Food Processing Industry has been gaining momentum as the consumer’s food industry. As per the report there are about 300 million upper and middle class consumers of processed and packaged food in the country, and another 200 million were likely to be added. 500 food parks are planned all over the country. This will further boost the growth and development of food processing industries and will generate huge employment opportunities for those who have an aptitude towards this work. Moreover now-a-days, industries are invested in north east in large scale. Self-employment opportunities also exist in the form of dynamic delivery networks for those who want to work on their own. So, considering all this factors the course is opted in the college. Industry partner: Sunandaram Foods Pvt. Ltd., Mangaldoi, Assam,(A Franchise of Bruitannia Industries Ltd) Good aspects done for Achievements and improvements in the course 1. Industry based knowledge that is required in practical fields has been explained by food industrialist like Samrat Deka ( Managing Director of SRD group) along with Rishi Deka (Managing Director, SRD group) and also MoU signed industrialist. 2. Courses title like “ Entrepreneurship” not only explained theoretically in the class , but also for better exposure of the students in the topic, a special talk of Mr. Pankaj Sarma, an entrepreneur and owner of Rhino Industries have been invited to offer and throw light on the topic which encourages the students to built up themselves to be a successful entrepreneur. In this meeting along with the students, guardians were also invited to gain some knowledge regarding the course. 3. Moreover, some of the first semester students have also started projects on Rice and Tea the most ongoing topics in northeast for study and research oriented fields. 4. Foods Pvt. Ltd. (SRD, Franchise of Britannia Industries Ltd.), Varun Beverages (Franchise of Pepsi Co), Trinity Fructa (SRD, Franchise of Johnson & Johnson), Horlicks (SRD, Franchise of GSK), Silverdrop (drinking water and beverage plant), Pratap Snacks, Kingfisher, Nebisco Industries, WAMUL (Purobi Dairy) etc. 5. Moreover, students have also participated in various workshop and extracurricular activities organized in Pub Kamrup College and Tezpur University’s Food Technology and Engineering Dept. A major achievements: One of the students developed a college election software was successfully · implemented in the Pub Kamrup College Student Union Election, 2016, under the guidance of Arup Sarmah, Faculty.

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