Tinsukia College Prospectus 2020-21

TINSUKIA COLLEGE
Affiliated to Dibrugarh University, Assam

TINSUKIA - 786125 (ASSAM)
Website: www.tinsukiacollege.org
e-mail: prlncipaltinsukiacollege@redlffmall.com
Re-accredited by NAAC with “B+” Grade
PROSPECTUS
2020-21
ARTS SCIENCE COMMERCE BBA BCA
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CONTENTS
Section One:
(a) From the Principal’s Desk /3
(b) College Profile /4
(c) Vision, Mission & Goals /5
(d) College Motto 6
Section Two:
(a) Academic Programmes available /7
(b) No. of Seats available and shift /7-8
(c) General Admission Policies /9
(d) Reservation Policies /10
(e) Donor’s Quota /10
(f) General Discipline /11
(g) College Uniform /12
(h) Class Timing /12
Section Three:
HIGHER SECONDARY PROGRAMMES
(a) Arts Stream (Day Shift) /13
(b) Science Stream (Day Shift) /13
(c) Commerce Stream (Morning Shift only) /14
Section Four:
PROGRAMMES OF STUDY AT DEGREE LEVEL
(a) Bachelor of Arts (HONOURS ONLY) i.e. B.A (Hons.) /14-24
(b) Bachelor of Science (HONOURS ONLY) i.e. B.Sc (Hons.) /24-34
(c) Bachelor of Commerce (HONOURS) i.e. B.Com (Hons.) /34-35
(d) Bachelor of Commerce (NON HONOURS) i.e. B.Com (Non Hons.) /36-37
(e) Bachelor of Business Administration i.e. BBA /37-41
(f) Bachelor of Computer Application i.e. BCA /41-43
Section Five:
CERTIFICATE AND VOCATIONAL COURSES /43-44
Section Six:
Courses, Registration, Attendance, Examination, Evaluation, etc.
(a) Dibrugarh University Regulation for the UG Programmes in CBCS, 2018 /44-54
(b) Rules for Internal Assesment /54-55
Section Seven:
ACADEMIC INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUPPORT SERVICES /56-60
Section Eight:
ACADEMIC AWARD & ACHIEVEMENTS /60-61
Section Nine:
SOCIETIES, PUBLICATION, RESEARCH ACTIVITIES /61-62
Section Ten:
Administrative Staff /63-65
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From the
Principal’s Desk….
Tinsukia College is a pioneering institution of Higher Education in the North Eastern
part of Assam. This college has been catering the need of higher education to
thousands of students of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. The growth of this institution
during the last 63 years is remarkable. As the present world is changing in very rapid
strides, we have to cope up with the speed of the change.
Recently we have taken initiative to make the teaching–learning process more
interactive and student friendly. Revamping the earlier traditional system of teaching,
classrooms have been upgraded to real smart classrooms which will be equally
beneficial for the students and the teachers.
It has always been a challenge to ensure all-round development of the students in the
Semester system of education. Now implementation of CBCS in the Degree level makes
it more so. Still we are trying to provide ample opportunity for co-curricular activities
in the college.
We hope that Tinsukia College will rise up to the expectation of all and make us all
proud as stake holders of this educational institution.
Dr. Surjya Chutia

Principal
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Tinsukia College - A Profile
The inception of Tinsukia College in the year 1956 was the result of the strenuous efforts of
Late B. K. Saraswatji who mobilized all required resources with the help of likeminded
citizens of Tinsukia, a part of the then Lakhimpur District to give rise to this great institution.
Without their support and patronage, the college would never have come into being. Before
the college came to be located in the present premises at Kachujan, in 1961; it started out in
the present premises of Senairam Higher Secondary School on 1st September, 1956. The
college started as an Arts College initially at intermediate level but in the very next year
Commerce stream was introduced. In 1957 itself the college was upgraded to Degree level.
The year 1964 has a special significance in the annals of Tinsukia College when Science
stream was also added making it a full-fledged Degree college. For an educational institution
to rise to this level within a span of eight years of its inception is a feat in itself. Till 1964,
courses were conducted under the auspices of Gauhati University but with the establishment
of Dibrugarh University in 1965, the college was brought under its jurisdiction. Until 1961
this institution was run by the benevolent contributions of the public, but in 1962 it was
accorded the status of “Deficit-in-aid” college enabling the college to receive financial grant
from the Govt. of Assam. Later on in 1969, with the recognition of the University Grants
Commission, New Delhi, the college became eligible for receipt of planned financial
assistance for development schemes. Later the Govt. of Assam took a historic decision to
provincialise all deficit grant-in-aid colleges w.e.f. 1st December 2005 and subsequently
Tinsukia College enjoys the status of Provincialise College.
The college made a gradual growth on the merit of its students, the dedication of teachers
and the vision of the principals. An institution which initiated its academic endeavour with
handful students and four faculty members now has grown into a huge family with an
enrolment of more than 3500 students and a teaching fraternity with almost 80 members
contributing to the growth of this premier institution of higher education. This Co-ed
institution has been imparting education both at Higher Secondary & Degree levels in 5
faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, Management and Computer Science. Currently
the college has altogether 17 departments, viz. Assamese, Bengali, Botany, Chemistry,
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Commerce, Computer Science, Economics, English, Geography, Hindi, History,
Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Statistics and Zoology. Except
Bengali and Computer Science all the other departments offer Honours course at the
degree level.
Besides, it provides two professional degree courses, viz, BBA and BCA. The
college has a study centre of Krishnakanta Handique State Open University under which
several UG and PG courses are offered.
OUR VISION
To grow as an Institution of Quality Higher Education for Human

Resource Development
OUR MISSION
 to nurture value based education

 to encourage intellectual pursuit and passion for knowledge
 to study and preserve cultural, ethnic and natural heritage of the region
 to promote research culture and social justice
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GOAL
 to ensure infrastructural support and effective learning atmosphere

 to promote value education
 to foster global competency
 to create awareness on conservation of environment, human rights,
cultural heritage and gender equality

 to ensure all round development of student community
 to ensure employability
 promotion of technology
 quest for excellence
MOTTO
“Tomoso Ma Jyotirgamaya”
(Lead me to light from Darkness)
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SECTION II
4.1. Academic Programmes Available:
(i) Two-year H.S. Course in Arts, Science and Commerce under Assam Higher
Secondary Education Council.
(ii) Three-year Degree Programme (Honours) in Arts & Science and both Honours and
Non-Honours in Commerce under CBCS, Dibrugarh University.
(iii) Three-year BBA and BCA (Professional) courses under Dibrugarh University.
4.2 Total Number of Seats Available in Different Course/Programme
HIGHER SECONDARY COURSES DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Courses of Studies Shift No of Courses of Studies Shift No. of

Seats Seats
1] H.S. 1 st Arts Day 150 1] B.A. 1st Semester Day 150
2] H.S. 1 st Science Day 150 2] B.Sc. 1st Semester Day 240
3] B.Com. 1st Semester

3] H.S. 1 st Commerce Morning 150 Morning 100
(Honours)
4] B.Com. 1st Semester

Morning 150
(Non Honours)
5] BBA Day 20
6] BCA Day 40
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4.3. Subject-wise Seat Capacity for B.A. Honours Programme
Sl. No. Core Subjects No. of Seats Sl. No. Generic Elective No. of Seats
1. Assamese 40 1. Assamese 60
2. Economics 40 2. Bengali 60
3. English 40 3. Economics 60
4. Geography 40 4. English 60
5. Hindi 40 5. Geography 60
6. History 40 6. Hindi 60
7. Philosophy 40 7. History 60
8. Political Science 40 8. Philosophy 60
9. Political Science 60
Total 320
4.4 Subject-wise Seat Capacity for B. Sc. Honours Programme
Sl. No. Core Subjects No. of Seats Generic Elective Options No. of Seats
(Any one pair)
Zoology & Chemistry
1. Botany 40 60
Zoology & Geography
2. Chemistry 40 Physics & Mathematics 60

Physics & Chemistry
Physics & Computer Science
3. Mathematics 40 60
Physics & Statistics
Economics & Statistics
Mathematics & Chemistry

4. Physics 40 60
Mathematics & Computer Science
Physics & Mathematics

Computer Science & Mathematics
5. Statistics 40 Physics & Computer Science
Economics & Mathematics 60
Botany & Chemistry

6. Zoology 40 60
Botany & Geography
Total 240
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4 General Admission Policies
➢ Online Application Form will be uploaded on college website
www.tinsukiacollege.org with Prospectus
As per dates scheduled, application forms are to be submitted online
➢ Hard copy of the online form filled up along with Xerox copy of Mark-sheet & Caste
certificate be put in an envelope & drop the same in the College Admission Drop Box
within the stipulated date.
Original documents along with a set of attested documents (to be submitted) are to be
brought during admission
Admission will be purely on merit basis
No application will be accepted after the last date fixed by college authority.
List of shortlisted candidates will be notified in the College Notice Board and college
website.
➢ Selected candidates must be present before Admission Committee on the date and time
fixed or it may be totally in online mode. Necessary information in this regarded will
be communicated before admission.
Students failing to report on the date of admission will loose their seats and their seats
will be forfeited and candidates from waiting list will be accommodated.
Candidates in the Waiting List must be present on the date of admission. Vacant seats
will automatically be passed on to them as per merit.
Students having gap year must submit an affidavit for the gap period at the time of
admission. However, anyone having a gap of more than three years will not be eligible
for admission.
Any undue pressure or external interference for admission of a particular candidate
will disqualify the candidate.
Any wrong information provided will automatically lead to cancellation of candidature.
The College reserves the right to amend the rules & regulations wherever considered
necessary and appropriate.
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Reservation of Seats
Category
No. of Seats Available
H.S. DEGREE
Scheduled Caste (SC) 07% 07%
Scheduled Tribe Plains (STP) 10% 10%
Scheduled Tribe Hills (STH) 05% 05%
OBC/MOBC 27% 27%
Differently Abled (DA) 03% 03%
Sports 03 (one in each stream) 03 (one in each stream)
Tea Garden Labourer (TGL) 05 05
Note: Reservation of Seats

❖ Candidates seeking admission under the above categories must submit caste
certificate/documents in support during admission.
❖ Reservation will be purely on the basis of merit.
❖ Candidates applying under DA category must submit Medical Certificate issued by the
Joint Director of Health Services of the district concerned.
❖ Students applying under Sports category must submit certificates awarded in National
or State level sports.
❖ Students applying under TGL category must submit relevant certificates duly signed by
competent authority.
❖ Donors’ Quota (Applicable only for H.S. 1st Year Course)

Sl. No.
List of Donors Arts Science Commerce
1. Chunilal Lohia’s Legal Heir 10
2. Khusiram Rasiwasia’s Legal Heir 3 4 3
3. Kisanlal Nandlal’s Legal Heir 3 4 3
4. Dr. H.B. Sen’s Legal Heir 5
5. Tinsukia Municipal Board 3 4 3
6. Gopiram Agarwala’s Legal Heir 2 2
7. Mulchand Agarwal’s Legal Heir 2 2
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5. GENERAL DISCIPLINE
➢ Joining our institution means that you agree to obey our statutes, regulations & codes of
conduct, which codify the good manners & responsible behaviours. We expect you to
behave as a good citizen & not undermine the reputation of the institute.
➢ All forms of ragging in hostel & college campus are strictly prohibited. Strong
disciplinary action will be taken and o n e has to face the trial by laws in the court if
found to be involved in ragging. The undertaking attached/in the website of the
College must be submitted at the time of admission duly signed by the student and
parents by all students before the interview/counselling board
➢ Students’ Union shall also be subjected to such rules & regulations as the college
administration prescribes from time to time.
➢ All powers of maintenance of discipline are vested with the Head of the Institution and
his decision shall be final in such matters.
➢ Any notice desired to be pasted or circulated by the students anywhere in the college &
hostel premises will need the prior approval of the college authority.
➢ Mobile phones are strictly banned within the college campus for students.
➢ Chewing Gutka/Paan inside college premises is a cognizable offence.
➢ Unruly and odd behaviour in and around college and hostel campus will be dealt seriously.
➢ Students must keep their bicycles in the College Cycle Stand under chain and lock (double
lock) to protect from thieves. College will not take any responsibility if cycle is lost due to
thefts. Our College security guard will keep vigil in the cycle stand during College hours.
Bikes must be kept away from the College road outside the campus.
➢ College uniform is compulsory at any time in the college campus, without which he/she
will not be allowed to enter into the campus.
N.B. Aimless loitering, grouping or pairing and gossiping restricted in the college campus.
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UNIFORM
It is mandatory for every student to wear college uniform while entering the
college campus for any purpose.
❖ SUMMER
• FOR HIGHER SECONDARY STUDENTS
• FOR BOYS
❖ Light Blue dotted Shirt & Black Trousers
• FOR GIRLS
❖ White Salwar Kameez and Green dupatta
• FOR DEGREE STUDENTS

• FOR BOYS
❖ White shirt & Black Trousers
• FOR GIRLS
❖ White blouse, white Mekhela Chadar with deep blue border.
OR,
❖ White Salwar Kameez and deep blue dupatta.
❖ WINTER
➢ Maroon sweater/Blazer/Pullover (For Higher Secondary Students)
➢ Navy blue sweater / Blazer /Pullover (For Degree Students)
TIMING:
MORNING SHIFT: 6.30 AM onwards
DAY SHIFT: 9.30 A.M. onwards
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SECTION III
Higher Secondary Programmes
Arts Stream
Sl. Compulsory Subjects Elective Subjects
No.
Minimum Three/ Maximum Four
4. Logic &
1. English[ENGL] 1. Economics[ECON] Philosophy
[LOPH]
OR
Geography
[GEOG]
OR
Statistics [STAT]
2. MIL (Assamese History[HIST] 5. Advance Hindi
[MASS]/Bengali 2. OR [ADHIN]
[MBEN]/Hindi[MHIN]) OR Mathematics
Alternative English[ALTE] [MATH]
3. Environmental Education
3. Political Science
[POSC]
Science Stream
Elective Subjects
Sl. Compulsory Subjects Minimum Three/ Maximum Four
No.
1. English[ENGL] 1. Physics [PHYS] 5. Computer

Science [CSCA]
MIL (Assamese [MASS]/Bengali 2.
2. [MBEN]/Hindi[MHIN]) OR Chemistry 6. Geography
Alternative English[ALTE] [CHEM] [GEOG]
Environmental Education 3.
3. Mathematics 7. Statistics [STAT]
[Math]
4. Biology [BIOL]
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Commerce Stream
Sl. Compulsory Subjects Elective Subject Elective Subject
No. (Compulsory) (Optional)
Banking
1. English[ENGL] 1. Accountancy 1. [BNKG]
[ACOU]
MIL (Assamese [MASS]/Bengali

2. [MBEN]/Hindi[MHIN]) OR 2. Business Studies 2. Economics
Alternative English[ALTE] [BUST] [ECON]
3. Environmental Education
SECTION IV
PROGRAMMES OF STUDY AT
DEGREE LEVEL
(a) BACHELOR OF ARTS

(HONOURS)
Course Structure:
The B.A. programme with Honours will be awarded to a student on completion of 14 core
courses in that discipline, 2 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC), minimum 2
Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC), 4 courses each from a list of Discipline Specific Elective
(DSE) and Generic Elective (GE) courses.
(A) Core Course:
(1 Assamese
(2) Economics
(3)English
(4) Geography
(5) Hindi
(6) History
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(7) Philosophy
(8) Political Science
(B) Ability Enhancement Courses:
(1) Compulsory Courses:
(i) Communicative English (1st Sem.)
(ii) MIL / Communicative Hindi/ Alternative English (1st Sem.)
(ii) Environmental Studies (2nd Sem.)
(2) Skill Enhancement Courses:
Semester–wise SEC for 3rd and 4th Semester courses given by concerned
departments
(C) Elective Courses:
(i) Generic Elective Courses:
(1) Assamese
(2) Bengali
(3) Economics
(4) English
(5) Geography
(6) Hindi
(7) History
(8) Philosophy
(9) Political Science
(ii) Discipline Specific Elective:
Students will have to select two courses each in 5th and 6th semester
respectively as specified by the concerned department.
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Semester –wise Course Structure and Credits:
Semester Course Credit Marks
1. Core Course – C1 6 100
I 2. Core Course – C2 6 100

3. AECC 1 –Communicative English 2 50
4. AECC 2 – MIL/ Communicative Hindi/ Alternative 2 50
English
6 100
5. Generic Elective – 1
Total 5 Courses 22 400
1. Core Course – 3 6 100
II 2. Core Course – 4 6 100

3. AECC 3 (Compulsory) – Environmental Science 2 100
4. Generic Elective – 2 6 100
1. Core Course - 5 6 100
III 2. Core Course – 6 6 100

4. Skill Enhancement Course – SEC 1.1 2 100

2. Core course – 9 6 100
IV 3. Core Course – 10 6 100

V 2. Core Course – 12 6 100
3. Discipline Specific Elective – DSE 1 6 100
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VI 3. Discipline Specific Elective – DSE 3 6 100
Department Profile
ARTS STREAM
1. Assamese
Among the other departments of Tinsukia College, the Department of Assamese is
one of the crucial departments. The faculties of the department have been rendering their
service whole heartedly and in a fullfledged manner towards the students and to the
institution as a whole. The students have succeeded in their own personal and innovative way
under the guidance of the teachers in this department. They have not only succeeded in the
world of language and literature, but have also gained substantial success in various other
fields like Music, Dance, Art, Drama. Journalism etc.
Every year the students pass out with flying colours from this department, imprinting
their footsteps in various renowned universities all across Assam, bringing honour to the
department. Similarly, various students have also stepped into the world of media, also
rendering their valuable services to the Dibrugarh Akashvani.
An integral part of this department is the ‘Assamese Literary Forum’. Under this
forum various literary and cultural programmes, like Fresher’s Social ceremony, Rabha
Divas, Teacher’s Day, world Mother Tongue Day and Farewell Ceremony is conducted
every year.
Another most captivating part of this department is the departmental wall magazine,
entitled ‘Monisha’. This wall magazine has thrown light on the various aspects of literature,
and has paved the way for novelty, receiving its literary honour. Apart from ‘Monisha’ the
department has also been publishing its annual magazine, entitled ‘Rodali’.
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The department has been organizing various field trips and excursions for the
students, to enrich them culturally and socially. It has also been housing a library, rich in
various literary texts which have been helping the students in enriching their educational
back-ground. Moreover, the faculties are always ready to help the students by contributing
books to the library, providing them an easy access to it.
With this we hope that in the forthcoming days the students will gain benefit by
enrolling themselves in the department, reading themselves to the path of success and
enlightenment.
 Faculty
Sl. No. Name and Designation Contact No.
Kanak Kalita Associate Professor, (HoD) 9435335719
1.
Manashi Rajkhowa Assistant Professor
2. 9435002030
Tulika Das
3. Assistant Professor 6900119302
Tankeswar Das
Momy Shyam
 Number of seats :
Assamese (Honours) 40 (forty)
2. Bengali
Being a language department, Bengali Department has students from all the three
streams. Like other departments of the college Bengali also takes personal care of its
students. Though at present there are only two teachers, the department has plans to
introduce Honours in near future. The department encourages students to showcase
their creativity through the Departmental magazine ‘ASHA’.
 Faculty:
1. Dr. Sushanta Kar, HoD, Contact No. 9954226966
2. Vacant
 Total Number of seats (Generic) – 60 (Sixty)
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3. Economics
The Department of Economics is one of the oldest departments which started along
with the establishment of the college in 1956. Initially the department offered general
courses in Economics at undergraduate level. At present it is offering both Major and
Non-Major courses in Economics at undergraduate level. However, from the current
session, only Honours Programme will be offered by the department. Apart from the
regular teaching-learning activities, the department often undertakes various survey
and field visits on socio-economic conditions of the local region and prepares projects
on the same.
❖ Faculty
Sl. No. Name Designation Contact No.
1. Ajit Chandra Phukan Associate Professor & HoD 9435135650/
8812009830
2. Monika Das Associate Professor 9435136914
3. Rasmita Borkotoky 7002603846
Assistant Professor
Vacant
4.
Vacant
5.
❖ Number of seats (Honours) – 40 (Forty)
4. English
The Department of English, which was started in 1956, boasts of a highly competent and
excellent team of faculty members with specialization in diverse areas of English literature
and Language Studies. Every year, the department has produced university rank holders in
the B.A. Exams which, in turn, has been instrumental in making the department the first
choice for many advanced learners who want to take up English as their major subject.
Students graduating from the department regularly get admitted to the leading universities of
the North-East like Tezpur University and EFLU, Shillong.
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❖ Faculty
1. Rana Kr. Changmai, Associate Professor 9435134539
2 Anjali Baruah Associate Professor. (HoD) 9435036140
3. Rajeev Mohan Associate Professor 9952791693
4. Dr.Mriganka Choudhury Associate Professor 9613645497
5. Mayuri Sharma Baruah Assistant Professor 9508237133
5. Geography
Geography department was established long back in the year 1963. In the beginning,
Commercial Geography was taught in Commerce Stream and in Arts and Science Stream
Geography had been one of the subject-combinations in two year Pre-university courses.
Geography in the Degree course started in the year of 1986, while Honours in Geography
started in 1979. Besides teaching the department is actively engaged in various other
scholastic and non-scholastic activities.
❖ Faculty
Dr. Ranjan Kumar Das Associate Professor & HoD 7086907982
1.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Pranamika Das Associate Professor 9435002033
2.
M.A., Ph.D
Dr. Kamalesh Kalita Assistant Professor 9435132745
3. M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Crt. GIS&RS.
Mr. Saurav Barman Assistant Professor 7002289692
4.
M.Sc. M.Phil
Vacant
5.
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1. Departmental mission
To propagate the physio, socio-economic, cultural and environmental awareness among the
people of the Tinsukia District in general and in Assam as a whole.
2. Objective of the department
a) To popularize the subject among the students.

b) To encourage the students in the wider field of geography other than the general
contents of the syllabus such as i) Environmental issues, ii) Biodiversity, iii)
Geological resources.
c) To develop the consciousness of conservation of nature.
d) To develop awareness against natural calamities like floods, earthquakes etc.
e) To arouse the consciousness for the preservation of wildlife of the Ne-India.
Total number of students:
(i) Honours – 30
(ii) H.S. - 60
N. B. All the courses are with compulsory excursion program and project based on field
studies.
6. Hindi
The Department of Hindi has been functioning since the inception of the college in
September, 1956. At the beginning, the founder Secretary of the college Late B. K.
Saraswatji singlehandedly engaged the Hindi (MIL) classes; later the number of teachers was
raised to two.
During this long period many eminent and efficient teachers have rendered their valuable
service for the development and reputation of the department as well as of the college. Prof.
Brahma Dutta Drivedi (1961), Dr Lakhmi Sankar Gupta (1967), M.A., Ph.D., D.Litt., Prof
Hari Singh Tomar (1979), Mrs. Mridula Chaliha Sharma (Contractual), Mrs. Nisha are the
names to be remembered with gratitude.
The Department is equipped with academic courses in Major, MIL, Advance Hindi (H.S.)
and Elective Hindi (B.A). The department actively organizes plenty of programmes and
activities for the students like Hindi Divas Celebration, Essay writing, Quiz and Poetry
recitation Competition etc.
A large amount of literature is available in Hindi which is rich in knowledge and can give a
lot of information to the new generation regarding Indian, History and Values of life. At
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present the importance of Hindi Language has increased tremendously. There are various
employment opportunities for a degree holder in Hindi such as jobs of Hindi Officer and
Translator in Central Government Offices, Banks and LIC etc. In today’s world of
globalization and Commercialization Hindi language has its own importance at International
level.
❖ Faculties:

1. Associate Professor 9401077273
Dr Ratna Gopal Gogoi, HoD Email id.
M.A., Ph.D. rggogoi9@gmail.com
2. Assistant Professor, 9435019791
Dr Raghu Nath Yadav, Senior Email id.
M.A., Ph.D., P.G.D.T dr.yadavraghunath@
gmail.com
➢ Number of seats (Honours) – 40 (Forty)
7. History
Department of History has an important place in the academic history of the college since its
inception in 1956. The department is privileged to have some of the brilliant teachers in its
faculty from the beginning. At present under the guidance of HoD Mr. Pranab Kumar Dutta,
the department has fame for its departmental library and academic activities. The faculty
members of the department always look forward to contribute to the society as a whole in
building the future of the nation.
❖ Faculty Members

1. Pranab Kumar Dutta Associate Professor 9435134617
M.A. (Double) HoD
2. Dr. Sanghamitra Sarma, Assistant Professor 9101305010
M.A., Ph.D
3. Vacant

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8. Philosophy
Email Id: phildeptc@gmail.com
The Department of Philosophy is one of the oldest departments in Tinsukia College. It was
incepted in the College since the foundation i.e., 1956. The founder HoD and Professor was
Dr. (late) Swarnalata Gogoi. Some of the renowned faculties of the past were Prof. Late Dr.
Bipin Chetia, Dr. Sibnath Sharma, Prof. (Late) Dinesh P. Shukla, Prof (Late) Smriti S.
Tarafder and Mrs. Kiran Goswami. The department of Philosophy has produced national
figures in Philosophy like Prof. Dr. Bijoy Hatibaruah, Prof. Dr. Sibnath Sharma etc. Now
the department has four faculties and has been rendering teaching for expanding
philosophical teaching in the society in general and among the students in particular for a
better world.
❖ Faculty Members

1. DEBANANDA Associate Professor 9435330884
BHATTACHARYYA, M.A. HoD
2. Dr. BONDONA PUZARI, Associate Professor, 9101197278
M.A. PhD. Vice- Principal.
3. SANGITA BARUAH, M.A. Associate Professor 9435039378
4. MISS. RUMA PAYENG, M.A. Assistant Professor 8876695554
• Total number of seats (Honours) – 40 (Forty)
9. Political Science
The Department of Political Science was established in 1956. It has been offering
Honours/Major and general courses in undergraduate level since its inception. Besides the
central library, the department has its own library for the benefit of the students, particularly
of Political Science. It releases its departmental wall magazine annually. Sometimes
handwritten magazine is also prepared by students for their benefit. It often conducts
seminars and popular talks at regular intervals. The department arranges project and survey
works for the students within Tinsukia district to bring out the socio-economic and political
aspects of different communities. Thus the students are acquainted with the real social
scenario.
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The Department of Political Science jointly with Department of Economics and KKHSOU,
Tinsukia College Study Centre organized a UGC sponsored National Seminar on Realities
on Globalization: Exploring Issues related to Politics, Economy and Culture in India
with Special Reference to the North East Region in 2016.
The department has the scope to enhance the teaching-learning scenario through better
utilization of resources available in the college premises.
➢ Faculty

1. Dr. Nilimjyoti Senapati Associate Professor, HoD 9435134783
2. Dr. Roshmi Dutta Associate Professor 9435531540
3. Mr. Boikuntha Das Assistant Professor 8133919595
4. Dr. Hima Das Hazarika Assistant Professor 9954597766
➢ Number of seats (Honours) – 40 (Forty)
(b) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

(HONOURS)
Course Structure:
The B.Sc. programme with Honours will be awarded to a student on completion of 14 core
courses in that discipline, 2 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC), minimum 2
Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC), 4 courses each from a list of Discipline Specific Elective
(DSE) and Generic Elective (GE) courses.
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(A) Core Course:
(1) Botany
(2) Chemistry
(3) Mathematics
(4) Physics
(5) Statistics
(6) Zoology
(B) Ability Enhancement Courses:
(1) Compulsory Courses:
(i) Communicative English (1st Sem.)
(ii) MIL/ Communicative Hindi/ Alternative English (1st Sem.)
(iii) Environmental Studies (2nd Sem.)
(2) Skill Enhancement Courses:
Semester–wise SEC for 3rd and 4th Semester courses given by concerned
departments
(C) Elective Courses:
(i) Generic Elective Courses:
(1) Botany
(2) Chemistry
(3) Computer Science
(4) Mathematics
(5) Physics
(6) Statistics
(7) Zoology
(ii) Discipline Specific Elective:
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Students will have to select two courses each in 5th and 6th semester
respectively as specified by the concerned department.

1. Core Course – C 1 6 100
I 2. Core Course – C 2 6 100

3. AECC 1 – Communicative English 2 50
4. AECC 2 – MIL/ Communicative Hindi/ Alternative 2 50
English
6 100
5. Generic Elective – GE 1
II 2. Core Course – C 4 6 100

4. Generic Elective – GE 2 6 100
III 2. Core Course – C 6 6 100


2. Core course – C 9 6 100
IV 3. Core Course – C 10 6 100
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V 2. Core Course – C 12 6 100
3. Discipline Specific Elective – DSE1 6 100



Department Profile
SCIENCE STREAM
1. Botany
The Department of Botany was established in the year 1964 by introducing Pre-Degree
classes. B.Sc. classes in Botany were started from the session 1971-72 and Botany Major
(Honours) was introduced from the year 1980.
❖ Faculty
Sl. Name Designation Specialisation Contact No.
No.
Dr. Sanjukta Gohain Associate Professor Microbiology 9435031907
1. Baruah (HoD)
M.Sc. Ph.D.
Dr. Susmita Assistant Professor Plant 9435739925
2. Chakraborty Physiology
M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D
Daimalu Baro, M.Sc Assistant Professor 8638439891
3.
Rhituporna Saikia, Assistant Professor 9650269409
4. M.Sc
Vacant
5.
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Laboratory Assistant: Vacant
❖ Infrastructural Facilities:
• Two fully equipped laboratories
• Internet facility
• Departmental Library with borrowing facility
❖ Herbarium House:
With the initiative of its faculty members the Department started a herbarium house
in 1990. Dr. A.B. Gogoi (retired Prof. of the Dept.) who worked on plant taxonomy
and pursued M. Phil and Ph. D in Taxonomy from Gauhati University had donated
his entire personal collection of herbarium to the Department. The students also take
part in collecting the plant species for herbarium preparation. At present the
department has a collection of more than 5000 herbarium which continues to benefit
the students.
❖ Botanical Garden:
A mini Botanical Garden was developed within the campus in the year of 2003. The
rare and economically important plants are collected from nurseries and nearby forest
reserves and planted. The botanical names of each and every plant have been tagged
for easy identification and for familiarizing with distinguishing characteristic
features.
❖ Field Studies:
Every year at least twice botanical field studies are arranged.
❖ Admission Procedure:
The admission is done on the basis of percentage of marks obtained in the 10+2
examination.
❖ Seat Capacity: 40 (Forty) for B.Sc. Honours
 Subject Combination: (Any One)

(i) Botany (Honours) + Zoology & Chemistry (Generic Elective)
(ii) Botany (Honours) + Zoology & Geography (Generic Elective)
❖ Semester 1 & 2 – Zoology

❖ Semester 3 & 4 – Chemistry / Geography
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2. Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry, Tinsukia College was established in the year of 1964 and
since then it has produced science graduates with honours/major in Chemistry and also in
pass course/non-major subject. The department encourages in doing scientific projects in the
undergraduate level and also takes part in environmental studies. The major students of the
department publish a handwritten magazine (ALLOTROPES), a wall-magazine (CHROMA)
on 5th September every year. A yearly published news letter (CATALYST) is able to carry
the information of the department and an educational tour of the students arranges every
year. The department has been giving a good performance since its inception. Major students
are glorified by variant activities in the field of music, quiz, sports, art and craft etc and some
alumni of the department are performing well, both in India and abroad.
 Faculty:
Sl. Name & Designation Contact Number & email id

No.
1 Mrs. Monika Devi Associate Professor 9435532505
(HoD) monikadevitsk@gmail.com
2 Dr. Saswati Assistant Professor 9435392840
Phookan saswatiphookan@yahoo.co.in
3 9435591391
Dr. Pallavi Gogoi Assistant Professor gogoipallavi@yahoo.com
9954164021
4 Dr. Biplab Banik Assistant Professor biplab.tsk@gmail.com
9864331160
5 Dr. Pankaj Saikia Assistant Professor waytopankaj@yahoo.com
8638333853
6 Dr. Ruby Barua Assistant Professor ruby24baruah@gmail.com
Courses offered for the current session:
❖ Total number of seats for Honours in Chemistry is 40.

❖ Chemistry (Honours) + Physics & Mathematics (Generic Elective Courses)
❖ Semester 1 & 2 – Physics
❖ Semester 3 & 4 - Mathematics
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3. Mathematics
The Department of Mathematics came into existence in the year 1965. Since then, the
department has been offering yeoman’s service to the best of its kind in building future of
innumerable students presently spreading over various respectable sectors in the globe. The
very spirit of disseminating ideas, knowledge, and cutting edge innovations on the
foundation of Mathematics has been almost materialized with collective endeavours received
from every corner involving all stakeholders. Besides regular teaching-learning processes,
the department is fully aware of its responsibility in respect of giving proper guidance to the
students for employment and henceforth valuable services to society. Keeping intense eyes
on the present scenario of Higher Education, the department has always been enthusiastic in
regularly organizing seminars, workshops, talks etc. for student fraternity.
Presently, the Department is fully equipped with a Computer Laboratory along with
departmental library comprising sizeable number of books and journals.
❖ Faculty
Sl. Name Designation Contact No.

No
1 Bhadreswar Choudhury Associate Professor 9954043518
2. Dr. Deepika Bhattacharjee Associate Professor 9954042550
3. Dr. Indira Baruah Associate Professor (Head) 9706707763
4. Ranjan Gogoi Associate Professor 8011645942
5. Dr. Bhairob Borgohain Assistant Professor 9101363169
6. Debakanta Buragohain Assistant Professor 9706209762
❖ Courses offered:
1. HS Course (Arts/ Science/ Commerce)
2. B. Sc. (Honours)
❖ Seat Capacity
❖ B. Sc. Honours Course – 40 (Forty)
❖ Subject Combination : (Any One)

❖ Mathematics (Honours) + Physics & Chemistry
❖ Mathematics (Honours) + Physics & Computer Science
❖ Mathematics (Honours) + Physics & Statistics
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❖ Mathematics (Honours) + Economics & Statistics
❖ Semester 1 & 2 – Physics/ Economics

❖ Semester 3 & 4 – Chemistry /Computer Science/ Statistics
3. Physics
The Department of Physics was established in 1964. Since inception this department caters a
large fraction of students not only from the home district but also from the nearby districts as
well as states. As a lone science college of this area, it always accommodates variety of
students and makes them to establish in different places of National and International repute.
In addition to this, a large number of students passing from this department with flying
colours in every year. Presently the department has five permanent faculties and two
laboratory bearers.
Faculty Members

No
1 Dr. Rajib Konwar Associate Professor +919435136623
& H.OD konwar_rajib@rediffmail.com
2. Mr. Satyajyoti Gogoi Assistant Professor +918011239371
gsatyajyoti@yahoo.com
3. Dr. Bulbul Gogoi Assistant Professor +919954670842
bul_gog@yahoo.com
4. Dr. Minakshi Chamua Assistant Professor +919435532187
mchamua@gmail.com
5. Dr. Saurav Assistant Professor +919435532645
Bhattacharjee sauravtsk.bhattacharjee@gmail.com
 Number of seats in major courses is 40(forty)
Laboratory Bearer:
1. Mr. Dilip Saikia

2. Vacant
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B. SC. Honours (PHYSICS)
CBCS, 2019
ABILITY SKILL DISCIPLINE GENERIC
SEM CORE COURSES ENHANCEMENT ENHANCEMENT SPECIFIC ELECTIVE
COMPULSORY COURSE ELECTIVE
COURSE
Mathematical English GE-1
I Physics-I
Mechanics MIL/ Alt. Mathematics
English
Electricity & GE-2
II Magnetism Environmental
Waves and Science Mathematics
Optics
Mathematical
III Physics-II Electrical GE-3
Thermal Circuit and
Physics Network Chemistry/
Digital Systems Computer
and Science
Applications
Mathematical
IV Physics-III Applied Optics GE-4
Elements of
Modern Physics Chemistry /
Analog Systems Computer
& Applications Science
Quantum Classical
V Mechanics & Dynamics
Applications
Solid State Astronomy
Physics &
Astrophysics
VI Electromagnetic Nuclear
Theory Physics
Statistical Dissertation
Physics
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5. Statistics
The Department of Statistics was established in 1987-88 with two faculties. It was initially
started with 04 students with Physics, Statistics, Mathematics as their combination of pass
course as first batch and they secured above 75% in Statistics. Gradually the number of
students increased upto 30-40 per year. Major course was started in 1996-97 with four
faculty members and five students as first batch Major. A departmental magazine is
published annually which enlightens the knowledge in various statistical fields. As part and
parcel of their main course, field work is compulsory for 6th Semester students. The long
term mission of the department is to make it a centre of excellence.
❖ Faculty
Sl.No. Name Designation Contact No.
1. Rajen Saikia Associate Professor & HoD 9435736329
2. Meherun Nisha Begum Assistant Professor 7002908131
3. Vacant
Courses offered: Honours – 40 seats

❖ Subject Combination: (Any One)
❖ Statistics (Honours) + Physics & Mathematics
❖ Statistics (Honours) + Computer Science & Mathematics
❖ Statistics (Honours) + Physics & Computer Science
❖ Statistics (Honours) + Economics & Mathematics
❖ Semester 1 & 2 – Physics/Economics/Mathematics

❖ Semester 3 & 4 – Mathematics /Computer Science
6. Zoology
Established in 1964, with two teachers the Department got its way with temporary affiliation
to Biology as subject in Pre-degree Science stream. Zoology as Degree core subject was
introduced in 1971-72, while first enrolment in Major course was accomplished in the year
of 1983. The first batch of successful students rolled out in the year 1985. Late Narayan
Bhowmick as lecturer and Mrs. Deepali Baruah as demonstrator laid the foundation of the
department. The Department can boast of having the finest and vast collection of diversified
invertebrate and vertebrate specimens along with Osteology section. It takes the privilege to
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thank Dr. Mridul Gogoi and Dr. S. K. Dutta who donated precious human embryos including
Siamese twin. Initially started with 25 books the Departmental library now stores a collection
of about 400 books. The excursion and field visit have always been the integral part of the
department. Once students are in, along with regular teaching we try to imbibe on students a
sense of collective responsibility, leadership, bondage and belongingness.
❖ Faculty
No.
1. Md. Anowar Hussain Associate Professor 9101584210
2. Dr. (Mrs.) Rupali Gogoi Associate Professor (HoD) 9435131075
3. Joyluxmee Dutta Assistant Professor 9435394926
4. Biswadeep Doley Assistant Professor 8787821696
5. Kaushal Sood Assistant Professor 9706208094
Laboratory Attendant – Vacant

❖ Subject Combination – (Any One)
(i) Zoology (Honours) + Botany & Chemistry (Generic Courses)
(ii) Zoology (Honours) + Botany & Geography (Generic Courses)
❖ Semester 1 & 2 – Botany

❖ Semester 3 & 4 – Chemistry/ Geography
(c) BACHELOR OFCOMMERCE

(HONOURS)
1. Core Course – C1 6 100
I 2. Core Course – C2 6 100
3. AECC 1 –Communicative English 2 50
4. AECC 2 – MIL/ Communicative Hindi/ Alternative English 2 50

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II 2. Core Course – 4 6 100

1. Core Course - 5 6 100
III 2. Core Course – 6 6 100


2. Core course – 9 6 100
IV 3. Core Course – 10 6 100

V 2. Core Course – 12 6 100


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(d) B.Com Non-Honours Programme
CORE Ability Skill Discipline Generic
COURSE Enhancement Enhancement Specific Elective Elective
(12 Courses Compulsory Course (SEC) DSE (4) GE (2)
of 6 Credits Course (AECC) (2)
(2)
each)
I
General Multi-disciplinary
Course (4C)
DSC- 1 A
DSC- 2 A
II Comm. Environmental
Science (2C)
DSC- 1 B
DSC- 2 B
III Comm SEC-1.1 (2C)

Hindi/MIL/
DSC- 1 C
DSC- 2 C
IV Comm. SEC-2.1(2C)
Hindi/MIL/
DSC- 1 D
DSC-2 D
V SEC-1.2(2C) DSE-1 A GE-1
DSE-2 A
VI SEC-2.2(2C) DSE-1 B GE-2
DSE-2 B
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 Faculty:
No.
1. Santanu Kumar Bora, M. Com., Associate Professor 9435133740
M. Phil HoD
2. Niranjan Kumar Shukla, M. Com Associate Professor 9435528831
3. Ram Naresh Das, M.Com, M. Phil, Assistant Professor 9101975129
B. Ed
4. Lovin Kro, M. Com., M. Phil Assistant Professor 9954920454
5. Vacant
6. Vacant
7. Vacant
 Number of seats
 Honours – 100
 Non-Honours – 150
Graduate Programme in Professional Courses

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

To empower our students to recognize and optimize their full potential; by
fostering a family environment where educational, social, cultural, ethical and
emotional needs are addressed through a holistic program, offered with the
partnership afforded by staff, students and community at large to provide world
class education.
Amenities and Activities:

Student Forum: The student Forum, established and supported by the college offers
the students an opportunity to discover and develop their hidden talents through an
array of student clubs. The clubs are governed through committees comprising
students and headed by faculty members. The student committees are responsible
for organizing activities. The clubs are well supported both organizationally and
financially by the college and special care is given to the clubs to maintain their activity
and enthusiasm level.
Personality Development Club : Social and business etiquette, work culture and
time management and social and inter-personal skills are key elements of an
impressive personality. The personality development club activities are centred
around developing these aspects through innovative games and programmes.
Computer and Advance Technology Club: In today's technology-oriented
society, it is imperative that students, no matter what their discipline, are exposed
to and are made aware of computer and related technologies.. This prepares them
to meet the challenges and requirements of industry. Club activities include training
programs in advanced courses such as windows, MS Office, VB, NET, SQL Server,
Java apart from technology awareness sessions, seminars and visits to trade fairs.
Sports Club: Sports, outdoor and adventure activities are more than just play. They
play a critical role in the shaping of a winning personality by instilling a spirit of
adventure, teamwork and appreciation of nature and the outdoors. The Sports Club
promotes the interest of the students in these areas and arranges for outdoor
adventure programmes, camps and sports tournaments.
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Business Club: The Business Club is oriented towards giving students an exposure
and insight into the real world through visits to factories, offices, industries, etc.
Literary and Cultural Club: This club aims to sharpen and enhance the knowledge
of the students and provides opportunities to improve their outlook towards life and
services as a forum for literary activities, discussions, debates and review sessions.
Student Development Programme:
Toastmasters club membership a global Programme to enhance oratorical skills. Soft
skills and personality development programmes.
Foundation courses in English and numerical aptitude.
Intensive industry oriented field studies.
Additional Activities:
Guest Lectures
Major Seminar one per year
Workshops - 3 per semester
Newspaper Reading and Analysis
Indian Business House Studies
Affiliation with local clubs / associations for overall personality development of

students.
Industrial Visits
Project Work
Minor Seminars 2 per year
Book reviews and Presentations
Country and regional studies
Participation in activities of local NGOs for development as sensitive citizens.
Infrastructure and Facilities:

Separate building sponsored by UGC
Wi-fi enabled and Technology Integrated Campus
Fully enabled computer centres
Hostel for girls
Well stocked knowledge centres (Library)
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Academic Achievements: Academic achievement is the minor which reflects the
real image of any educational institution and the Centre of Management Education
seems to be very privileged in this regard. From the very beginning the students
from this department always excelled and occupied position in University
Examinations.
Faculty Resource: A core group of committed teachers endowed with not only
experience but also an expertise in areas like research, training, operations and
academics. Additionally, the faculty pool comprises of resource people who are drawn
from the industry and the academic world. These experts have the skill to inculcate
learning with utmost zeal and passion.
Full time Faculty:

No.
Santanu Kumar Bora, M. Com., Associate Professor 9435133740
1.
M. Phil
2. Niranjan Kumar Shukla, M. Com Associate Professor 9435528831
Assistant Professor 9101975129
3. Ram Naresh Das, M.Com, M. Phil,
B. Ed
4. Lovin Kro, M. Com., M. Phil Assistant Professor 9954920454
5. Mr. Dwimu Basumatary, M.Com Assistant Professor 8638954082
6. Dr. Sakarsing Boro, M.Com, Ph.D Assistant Professor 9707089665
7. Vacant
Co-ordinator – S. K. Bora, HoD, Dept of Commerce
Admission:
Eligibility: 10 + 2 (any stream with 50% marks) 45% for ST/ SC required Certificates for
UG courses: The following certificates have to be produced with one copy during
interview.
No Admission Test will be instituted. Only face to face interview at any time during
admission period will be held with the co-ordinator or faculties if requested for
admission.
• 10/HSLC/ ICSE/ CBSE Pass certificates with date of birth proof.
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• HSS or equivalent Marks Card
• Transfer certificate from the School/ College last attended
• Conduct Certificate
• Migration Certificate in the case of students who have passed any exams other
than H.S. exam under AHSEC.
• Students seeking reservation need to submit caste certificate issued by competent
authority
• Address Proof (Latest Telephone Bill/ Gas Connection Bill)
• 3 passport size photographs.
(f) Bachelor of Computer Applications BCA

The dynamics of the present scenario necessitates the empowerment of lT education
for growth and advancement in one’s career. For enhancement of IT education in
this region and to facilitate development, Tinsukia College introduced Computer
Science as one of the core subjects in B. Sc in the year 1998. Inspired by the success
and response the College started Bachelor of Computer Science (BCA) under
Dibrugarh University in the year 2011.
Eligibility Criteria: Students having passed 10 + 2 examination with a minimum of

45% in aggregate (40% for SC / ST / OBC) with Mathematics/ Statistics/ Commercial
Arithmetic and Statistics/ Business Mathematics as one of the passing subjects may
take admission directly. Relaxation will be as per Govt. rules.
About the Course: Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) comprises of six

semesters. Each semester covers computer knowledge, programming capability,
personality development and mathematical and managerial skins. Major projects
shall be assigned in the last semester which will reveal the skill of the student.
Admission and fees structure: Students qualified for the course shall have to take
admission once in a year and tuition fees to be paid Semester wise. Admission
process shall be completed in the first part of June and classes will be started just after
the completion of admission process. Information Brochure and Admission Form is
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also available in the department, college office and website.
Counseling and Placement: Management ensures proper counseling and

guidance towards the students for uplifting personality growth. It will attempt
placement for successful students through placement cell of the college.
Total number of seats: Total intake for BCA - 40 numbers (Reservation of seats as
per Govt. rules.
Admission Criteria:
Students passed with minimum 45% (40% for SC/ST/OBC) in 10+2 examination.
Students should have one of the following subjects in 10 + 2.
Subjects: Mathematics/Statistics/Commercial Arithmetic and Statistics/Business

Mathematics.
N.B. Eligible students shall go for direct admission without appearing in
any test but with face to face interview with HoD/faculties at any time during
admission.
APPEARED PASS 1ST CLASS 2ND CLASS PASS %
17 17 10 07 100%
NAME OF STUDENTS CLASS RANK

CHUGFI WONG st 42
1
PRANAMITA BHOWMIK 1st 49
SHUBHAM KARMAKAR 1st 51
PUJA DHAR 1st 52
PRIYANKA PRAJAPATI 1st 60
SACHIN SHARMA 1st 67
HINA GOGOI 1st 69
SUCHANDA DEB 1st 71
VIJAY KUMAR SINGH 1st 72
VISHAL SINGH 1st 72
FULL TIME FACULTY / PART TIME FACULTY MEMBERS
# Md. Faruk Hussain PGDCA, MCA (H.O.D & Co-Ordinator)

Ph no -9435139285
# Mr. Sumit Paul MCA, MBA Ph no – 995722131
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# Mr. Prakash Kiron Dutta, MCA Ph no – 7002399325
# Mr. Santanu Kr. Bora, M.com, M. Phil (Commerce) Ph no – 9435133740
# Mrs. Daisy Sonowal, MCA Ph no - 9435425441
# Mr. Ranjan Kr. Gogoi, Msc, M.Phill (Maths) Ph no – 9435035718
# Mr. D.K. Buragohain, Msc (Maths) Ph no – 9859306563
# Mr. Rupam Boro, M.A (English) Ph no – 8876815425
Contact Person
Md. Faruk Hussain
Co–ordinator, BCA Course, Tinsukia College
Phone No. – 9435139285
Departmental Web: www.tinsukiacollegebca.in
SECTION V
CERTIFICATE AND VOCATIONAL COURSES

1. Spoken English Pre-Basic Course
Since last academic session, Tinsukia College has introduced Spoken English
Pre- Basic Course for students. The Course is of a four month’s duration and is
self sustaining in nature. Interested students can enroll for the course and
improve their English speaking skills.
Fee Structure: Interested students can opt for the course by paying a
minimal fee of Rs 1500/- at the time of enrolment.
• Classes to commence from August 2019
• Seat capacity – 24 only
Contact:
Rajeev Mohan, Co-ordinator (9954791693)
2. Course of ‘Non-Formal Sanskrit Education Centre’-
(i) ‘Sanskrit Language Certificate Course’
(ii) Diploma Course.
Course of Studies - Prathama Diksha (First Level)
- Dvitiya Diksha (Second Level)
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Under Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi (Deemed University) which is
under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt of India.
Contact:
Dharmendra Upadhaya, (9957229515)
3. Beautician Training under PMKVY
Dr. Ruby Barua (9435529446) & Mrs. Jaylaxmi Dutta (9435394926)
SECTION VI
Courses, Registration, Attendance, Examination, Evaluation, etc.
(a) DIBRUGARH UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS FOR THE UNDER GRADUATE

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES IN THE CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS),
2018
(With modifications in 2016 Regulations as recommended by the 120th Meeting of the

Under Graduate Board held on 19.11.2018 and approved the 115th Meeting of the
Academic Council, Dibrugarh University held on 21.11.2018)
(1) Short title, definitions and commencement:
These Regulations shall be called the Dibrugarh University Regulations for the
Under Graduate Academic Programmes in the Choice Based Credit System,
2018. These Regulations shall be effective for the Courses of Study leading
to the Bachelor Degree(s) in Arts (BA), Science (B.Sc.) and Commerce
(B.Com), which shall be of three years duration comprising of six semesters.
Hereinafter, it will be referred to as DU-UGCBCS Regulations, 2018.
The Regulations shall come into effect from the Academic Session, 2019-
2020.
The Regulations shall be applicable to the students enrolled in the aforementioned

Academic Programmes under CBCS conducted by the Colleges/ Institutes affiliated
to/ permitted by Dibrugarh University from the Academic session 2019-2020.
2. Short Title, Definitions and Commencement:

Definitions:
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a) CBCS: CBCS means Choice Based Credit System. Choice Based Credit
System is a flexible system of learning. ‘Credit’ defines the quantum of
contents/ syllabus prescribed for a course and determines the number of
hours of instruction required. This system permits students to-learn at their
own pacechoose electives from a wide range of Elective Courses offered
for the programme undergo additional courses and acquire more than the
required number of credits adopt an inter-disciplinary approach in learning
make best use of the expertise of available faculty.
b) College: The term ‘College’ means the Colleges and Institutes affiliated to
or permitted by Dibrugarh University for conducting different academic
programmes.
c) Department: The term ‘Department’ is used to mean a Department of a

College/ Institute affiliated to/ permitted by Dibrugarh University.
d) Programme: The term ‘programme’ is used to mean the whole learning

experience or combination of courses in a particular field of study.
e) Course: A Programme is divided into a number of courses. A course is a unit
of instruction or segment of subject area under any programme. The
traditional concept ‘paper’ is replaced by ‘course’.
f) Academic Year: An academic year means a period of twelve months

consisting of two semesters.
g) Semester: The word “semester” is used to mean a half-yearly term or term
of studies including examinations, vacations and semester breaks.
h) Semester Duration: A semester normally extends over a period of 15
class weeks. Each week has 30 hours of instruction spread over the week.
i) In – semester: The word “in-semester” is used to refer to the
continuous
evaluation within the half-yearly term.
j) End-semester: The word “end-semester” is used to refer to the terminal
processes of examinations and evaluations at the end but within the half-
yearly term.
k) Credit: ‘Credit’ defines the quantum of contents/ syllabus prescribed for a
course and determines the number of hours of instruction required per week.
Thus, normally in each of the course, credits will be assigned on the basis of
the number of lectures/ tutorials/ laboratory work and other forms of learning
required to complete the course contents in a 14-15 week schedule:
Note: The lecture sessions and tutorials shall not be substituted with any
other activities like seminars, group discussions etc.
j) Course teacher: A teacher or any person engaged by the University/ College
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for teaching a Course shall be called a Course teacher. He/ she shall perform
the following functions:
i) teaching a course approved by the statutory authorities.
ii) maintaining attendance and performance records of all the
students registered for the Course(s) he/she teaches.
iii) conducting In-semester Assessment (Internal Assessment)
iv) involving himself/ herself in preparation and moderation of
question papers, evaluation, scrutiny and finalization of results of the
course(s) etc. whenever needed.
v) Participating in various curricular and co-curricular activities as
and when necessary.
l) College CBCS Board: There shall be a College CBCS Board to
monitor and supervise the implementation of the CBCS, which shall be
constituted as below:
i) The Principal of the College - Chairperson

ii) The Vice-Principal of the College - Vice-Chairperson
iii) The Heads of the Departments - Members
iv) The Coordinator, IQAC - Member
v) A Senior Teacher of the College nominated by - Member
Secretary the Principal of the College
Semester Duration:
i) Odd Semesters: June –November (including end-semester
examinations and semester breaks)
ii) Even Semester: December -May (including end-semester
examinations and semester breaks)
Any change in the Academic Calendar/Schedule may be made by the
University whenever necessary.
Extent of Application:
The Regulations shall be applicable to the students enrolled for the Courses of
Study leading to the Bachelor degrees in Arts (BA), Science (B.Sc.) and
(B.Com), which shall be of three years duration distributed into six semesters.
Academic Schedule:
The Academic Schedule of the Bachelor degrees in Arts (BA), Science
(B.Sc.) and (B.Com) Programmes under the CBCS shall be administered as
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per the Academic Calendar of the University published for every academic
session.
Admission Notice and Admission Criteria:
(i) Newspaper Notice inviting applications for admission into the different
programmes shall be issued by the Principals of the colleges/ institutes as
per the Academic Calendar of the University. The minimum eligibility for
admission into the following Programmes shall be as below:
a. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.): A student passed the Higher Secondary
Examination (10+2) of the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council,
or an equivalent examination (10+2) recognized as such by the
University.
b. Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.): A student passed the Higher Secondary
Examination (10+2) in Science stream of the Assam Higher Secondary
Education Council, or an equivalent examination (10+2) recognized as
such by the University.
For admission into the B.Sc. in Chemistry, Physics and Geology
Honours, a candidate must pass the Higher Secondary Examination
(10+2) in Science stream of the Assam Higher Secondary Education
Council or an equivalent examination with passing Mathematics as a
subject.
c. Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.): A student passed the Higher
Secondary Examination (10+2) in Commerce stream of the Assam
Higher Secondary Education Council, or an equivalent examination
(10+2) recognized as such by the University. A student passed the
Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) in Arts or Science stream with
Mathematics and/or Statistics is also eligible to apply for admission
(ii) The admission or eligibility criteria shall be fixed by the Academic Council
from time to time whenever necessary. The University/ colleges/ institutes
may also adopt own policy for admission or selection of eligible candidates
for admission complying with the eligibility criteria prescribed in the clause
2.5(i).
(iii) No student shall be eligible for admission to an Academic Programme
in any discipline unless he/she has successfully passed the qualifying
examination fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria from a University
/Institute recognized by Dibrugarh University.
(iv) Statutory reservation policy of the government shall be followed in case of

selection of eligible candidates for admission.
3. Course Structure:
The Course Structure of the Academic Programmes under the CBCS shall be as per
the Course Structure given in Annexure I. The nature of the Courses for all Under
Graduate Academic programmes shall be as below:
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a) Core Courses: Compulsory components of an Academic Programme. These
Courses are to be compulsorily studied as a core requirement for
the programme. The contents of the Core Courses shall be as per
the UGC Model Curriculum for the subject/ discipline
concerned. However, the Boards of Studies concerned may
recommend maximum of 20% deviation from the UGC Model
Syllabi wherever requires.
In case, UGC does not provide model Syllabi/ Curriculum,
the Board of Studies shall propose their own Core Courses
keeping parity of total numbers of credits/ courses with
other similar subjects/ disciplines.
b) Elective Courses: Elective courses shall be chosen by each student from a
pool of courses. These courses may be intra-departmental, i.e.
Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) as well as inter-
departmental, i.e., Generic Elective (GE). The students shall
have to choose minimum number of DSE and GE in every
semester as prescribed in the Course Structure. These courses
shall be:
(i) supportive to the discipline of

study
(ii) providing an expanded
scope
(iii) enabling an exposure to some other discipline/
domain
(iv) nurturing student proficiency/
skill
There shall be a basket of at least eight Elective Courses having equal

number of credits. For the students of the same discipline/ subjects these
elective courses shall be intra-disciplinary and shall be called DSE Courses.
If the students of other discipline/ subjects (within the Programme) opt these
electives shall be considered as inter-disciplinary and shall be called GE
courses.
Further, there may be few courses conducted under the UGC’s

Programmes on Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)s. The University
may time to time fix the criteria for MOOCs as per the relevant UGC
Guidelines on digital education.
c) Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability Enhancement Courses
shall be of two kinds- ‘Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses’ and ‘Skill
Enhancement Courses’. These courses shall be inter-disciplinary (within the
Programme) in nature. ‘AEC’ Courses are the courses based upon the content
that leads to Knowledge enhancement.
i. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC):(a)
Environmental Science (2 Credit), (b) Communicative English (2
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Credit) and (c) Alternative English/Communicative Hindi /MIL (2 Credit).
For B.A. and B. Com. (Non Honours) Programmes, there shall be a Multi-
disciplinary Course of 4 Credits.
ii. Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): (minimum 4 credits): These courses
may be chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based and/or
skill-based knowledge and should contain both theory and lab/hands-
on/training/fieldwork. The main purpose of these courses is to provide students
life-skills in hands-on mode so as to increase their employability. The list
provided under this category are suggestive in nature and each University has
complete freedom to suggest their own papers under this category based on
their expertise, specialization, requirements, scope and need.
The List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) is given as Annexure II.
A Course may also take the form of a Dissertation/ Project work/ Practical
training/ Field work/ Seminar, etc.
A student shall have to study the academic programme as per the
scheme of the Programme. Even if a candidate earns the required number of
credits before completion of the full duration of the programme, he/she shall not
be entitled for the degree.
4. Course Enrolment
The minimum and maximum credits to be opted by a student for qualifying of a
graduate degree shall be as per the Course Structure given as Annexure I.
Change of Courses shall not be permitted after sending the records of the
students to the University for registration.
5. Attendance
The course teacher shall be responsible for maintaining a record of attendance of
students who have enrolled for the course.
All course teachers shall intimate the Principal/ Director of a college/ Institute
through the Head of the Department concerned at least thirty calendar days before the
last instruction day in the semester, the particulars of all students who have less than
80% of attendance during the total number of class days.
A student who has less than 80% attendance in average shall not be permitted to sit
for the End-semester examination. Provided that it shall be open to the University to
grant exemption to a student who has attended a minimum of 70% classes but failed to
obtain the prescribed 80% attendance for valid reasons, on recommendation of the
Head/Chairperson/ Principals of the Department/ Centre/ College on payment of a
prescribed fee(s).
A student declared as discollegiate shall not be allowed to proceed to the next higher
Semester. He/ She shall need to pursue the Semester afresh in which he/ she was
declared as discollegiate along with the next fresh batch.
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6. Examination and Evaluation:
(a) Examination and evaluation shall be done on a continuous basis, at least three
times during each semester.
(b) There shall be 20% marks for internal assessment and 80% marks for End-
semester examination in each course during every semester.
(c) There shall be no provision for re-evaluation of the answer-scripts of the end-
semester examinations. However, a candidate may apply for re-scrutiny.
(d) Internal Assessment:

(i) In internal assessment, different tools such as objective tests, written tests,
assignments, paper presentation, laboratory work, etc. suitable to the
courses may be employed. The Procedure for Internal Assessment is
prescribed in Annexure III.
(ii) The students shall be informed in advance about the nature of
assessment.
Students shall be required to compulsorily attend internal assessment
including appearing the Sessional Tests, failing which they will not be
allowed to appear for the End-semester examination. A Student cannot
repeat In-semester examinations. The department may arrange special in-
semester examination whenever necessary.
(e) End Semester Examination:
(i) There shall be one End semester examination carrying 80% Marks in
each course of a Semester covering the entire syllabus prescribed for the
Course. The End semester examination is normally a written/ laboratory-
based examination/Project Work/Dissertation.
(ii) The Controller of Examinations shall make necessary arrangements for
notifying the dates of the End semester examinations and other
procedures as per Dibrugarh University Rules (at least 20 days in advance)
and the Academic Calendar notified by the University.
(iii) Normally, the End-semester examination for each course shall be of three
hour duration.
(f) Confidential Works: Setting of question papers, moderation of question papers,
evaluation of answer scripts, scrutiny, tabulation of marks, etc. and
announcement of results, shall be governed by the Dibrugarh University
Examination Ordinance.
(g) The mode of the conduct of the end-semester examinations of the
practical/
dissertation courses shall be partially external as below:
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1. The end-semester examinations of all practical/ dissertation courses shall be
conducted by a Board of Examiners consisting of the internal examiner (the
concerned course teacher) and an external examiner appointed by the
Controller of Examinations.
2. A student shall not be allowed to take more than one project work in a
single semester.
(h) The mode of end-semester examination and evaluation of the Course shall be
specified in the detailed syllabus of the Course concerned.
(i) End-semester Practical examinations shall normally be held before the theory
examinations.
(k) Betterment Examination:
(i) A student shall be entitled to take the “betterment examinations” in any two
theory courses of any of the six semesters after passing the Sixth Semester
examination only once. In this case, the higher marks secured by the student shall
be retained. The candidates shall have to apply for betterment examination within one
year of passing the Sixth Semester examination.
(ii) No betterment shall be allowed in the practical examinations.
7. Results and Progression:

a) A candidate shall be declared as passed a course, provided he/ she
secures-
(i) at least 40% of marks in each Course in the End Semester Examinations.
(ii) at least ‘P’ grade in the 10 point scale combining both the in-semester and
End Semester Examination performance.
(iii) There shall be no separate pass mark for Internal Assessment.
b) A candidate shall be declared as passed a semester/ programme, provided he/

she secures at least ‘P’ grade in the 10 point scale (given in clause) in all the
Courses separately.
c) There may be moderation of Internal Assessment marks/End Semester marks as and
when necessary.
d) The marks of In-semester examinations obtained by the candidate shall be carried

over for declaring any result.
e) A candidate who fails or does not appear in one or more courses of any end semester
examinations up to Sixth Semester shall be provisionally promoted to the next
higher semester with the failed course as carry over course(s). Such candidates will
be eligible to appear in the carry over course in the next regular examinations of
those courses.
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f) If a candidate clears the sixth semester examination before clearing all the
courses of the previous semesters, the result of the sixth semester examination of
that candidate shall be withheld and his/ her results shall be announced only after
he/ she clears the courses of the previous semesters.
A student must clear all his/ her Semester Examinations within Six (6) years from the dates
of admission to the First Semester of any Programme irrespective of the number of
examinations appeared by the student, viz. First and Second Semester Examinations shall
have to be cleared in six consecutive chances, Third and Fourth Semester Examinations
shall have to be cleared in five consecutive chances and Fifth and Sixth Semester
Examinations in four consecutive chances.
However, after the first chance of the Fifth and Sixth Semester Examinations, the candidate
shall be considered as a non-regular candidate.
g) Since the Semester system involves continuous assessment, there shall be no scope
for a student to appear as a private candidate in any programme in this system.
h) A candidate shall be declared to have passed the Bachelors Degree in the concerned
discipline provided he/she has passed all the Semesters and in all the Courses
separately.
i) The Controller of Examinations shall declare the results of the DU-UG
CBCS Examinations and issue Grade-sheets.
j) The first rank holder of a programme shall be decided on the basis of the
CGPA.
However, the Overall Weighted Percentage of Marks (OWPM) of a candidate shall
be considered in case of tie in CGPA.
8. Grading System
The absolute grading system shall be applied in evaluating performance of the
students.
The following scale of grading system shall be applied to indicate the
performances of students in terms of letter grade and grade points as given
below:
Letter Grade with meaning Grade Point*

O Outstanding 10 (Marks securing above 90%)
A Excellent 9 (Marks securing 80%-90%)
A Very Good 8(Marks securing 70% -80%)
B+ Good 7(Marks securing 60% -70%)
B Above Average 6(Marks securing 50% -60%)
P Pass 5(Marks securing 40% -50%)
F Fail 0(Marks securing below 40%)
Abs Absent/ Incomplete 0
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* Exclusive Class Interval technique shall be followed in calculation of
Grade Point.
The Letter grade ‘B+’ and above shall be considered as First Class and Letter grade
‘B’shall be considered as Second Class.
A student is considered to have completed a course successfully and earned
the prescribed credits if he/she secures a letter grade other than F (Failed) or ‘Abs’
(Absent/ Incomplete).
If a candidate secures ‘F’ grade in a Course, he/she shall have to reappear in the
Course in the next legitimate chance.
If a student secures ‘F’ grade in Project Work/ Dissertation/ assignment etc.,
he/she shall have to re-submit it after necessary revisions. The Result shall be
declared with next regular batch.
‘Abs’ grade shall be awarded to a candidate if he/she has not fulfilled the
following requirements:
(i) If a candidate fails to appear in any Course(s) in an end
semester examination.
(ii) If a candidate fails to submit the project work/dissertation / assignment
of an end semester examination.
(iii) If a candidate is certified as not eligible to appear in any course(s) in an
end semester examination by the Course Teacher(s) due to
insufficient attendance in lectures, tutorials, practical or field works.
The candidates not appearing in a Semester Examination shall be considered as an

‘Abs’ candidate and that will be reflected in the Grade Sheet of the candidate.
These candidate shall have to convert the ‘Abs’ grade by appearing in the next
examination on the Course (provided he/ she has legitimate chance to appear the
Course) concerned or by submitting project work/dissertation/ assignment etc.
Results of the candidates appeared in the Betterment or Backlog Examinations shall
not be counted for the award of Prizes/Medals, Rank or Distinction.
9. Transcript
The University may issue consolidated Transcript on payment of a prescribed fee which
shall contain Letter grades, grade points and SGPA and CGPA mentioning the
Course Titles in details, medium of instruction and programme duration.
10. Credit Transfer

Inter- Institutional transfer of Credits may be considered by the Dibrugarh University
on reciprocal basis or in compliance with the relevant Guidelines of the UGC.
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11. Rules for Admission on Transfer from other University:
(a) The University shall allow admission on transfer of students from other
Universities.
However, such transfer shall be permissible provided that-
(i) both the Universities conduct the same degree programmes under the CBCS.
(ii) the course structure along with the nomenclature of the courses are similar
between the two Universities,
(i) the combination of courses opted by the candidate are not changed.
(b) In fulfilment of the conditions as laid down in clause 11 (a), a candidate may be
allowed to get admission on transfer from other Universities on production of transfer
certificate, proof of classes attended, migration certificate, etc. not later than 1 (one) month
from the commencement of the classes of the semester concerned. The records of class
attendance, performance in internal assessment in his/her credit shall be carried over on
admission and shall be computed for the purpose of examination. With such permission
of transfer, the Credits earned by the student shall also be accepted by the University.
(c) A candidate shall have to apply for transfer in the prescribed format of the
University.
12. General:
a. It shall be ensured that the University shall maintain fundamental
code of professional ethics in implementing these Regulations.
b. For any matter not covered under these Regulations for the DU
UGCBCS Programmes, the existing Dibrugarh University Rules,
Ordinances and the Dibrugarh University Act, 1965 (as amended) shall be
applicable.
c. The Dibrugarh University CBCS Board and/or the Examination
Committee of the University shall remove any difficulty, which may arise
in the course of operations relating to execution of the DU CBCS
programmes.
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(b) Rules for Internal Assessment in B.A./B.Sc./ B.Com. Programmes in CBCS
System
1. The marks allotted for Internal Assessment (20% ) in each course shall be based on
the following:
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a) Sessional Examination I (Written): 25% of the marks allotted
for internal assessment.
b) Sessional Examination II (Written): 25% of the marks allotted
for internal assessment.
c) Seminar/ Group Discussion: 25 % of the marks allotted for
internal assessment.
d) Attendance: 25 % of the marks allotted for internal assessment.
2. Each sessional examination shall be conducted by the concerned teacher(s) of the
course. The setting of question paper, invigilation duty, evaluation of answer scripts
for each paper shall be done by the concerned teacher(s) as a part of his/her/their
normal duty. The teacher concerned shall fix the date of the sessional examination of
each course complying with the Academic Calendar of the University.
3. The students shall have to write the answers in the scripts provided and
duly authenticated by the college/ institute concerned.
4. After evaluation, the answer scripts should be shown to the students and
corrections should be made if necessary. After this, the answer scripts should be
collected back from the students.
5. There shall be no provision for “repeat”/ “betterment” in the sessional examination.
If a student misses any sessional examination for unavoidable reasons, the
concerned teacher may allow the student to appear in a separate examination at
his/her own discretion.
6. The marks of internal assessment secured by a candidate shall be carried over to
next legitimate chances.
7. If a course is taught by more than one teacher then the concerned teachers
shall conduct the process of internal assessment together.
7. If any student fails to appear in internal assessment, he/she shall not be
eligible to appear in the end semester examinations of the course(s)
concerned. The colleges/ institutes shall notify the same prior to filling up
forms for examinations.
8. At the end of the semester (before the end-semester examinations begin)
the concerned College shall submit the internal assessment marks in proper
format to the University.
9. The University may call the answer scripts from the colleges/ institute at any
time during the academic sessions.
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SECTION VII
INFRASTRUCTURE
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➢ GIRLS' HOSTEL (Home away from Home)
The college has a girls' hostel inside the campus. It is a well furnished hostel with all
basic facilities. The boarding capacity of the hostel is 150. However, the total number
of vacant seats for the current session will be available after giving accomodation to the
bonafide students. The seats are allotted to the students on the basis of their merit
as well as the distance of their residence. The main purpose of the hostel is to cater
the needs of girls who hail from distant and also remote areas of Tinsukia District
other parts of the state or outside and also the neighbouring state of Arunachal
Pradesh. Foreign students will also be given preference.
Contact Persons:
1) Dr. Indira Baruah, HoD, Mathematics (Warden, Girls’ Hostel)
2) Ms. Sikha Sengupta, Matron
3) Angana Changmai - Dealing Asstt.
➢ THE CENTRAL LIBRARY

“The only thing you have to know is the location of the Library.”Albert Einstein
The Central Library of Tinsukia College covering approximately 14000 sq.ft.

area of a two storeyed building is one the largest college libraries of Assam. It
has more than 50,000 collection of books covering both text and references; well-
stacked in different sections of the Library.
The Library subscribes to more than 40 journals of National and International

repute in various subject areas covering Science, Arts and Commerce
disciplines. The Library has access to 6000+ scholarly journals and e-books as
made available through UGC N-List.
The Library has well furnished Reading Space for 100+ students to engage
themselves in self-study.
The well-equipped Computer Section of the Library can support the students
with classroom teaching by opening up the world of online educational
resources to them.
The Book Bank of the Library with almost 3000 books is a good support for the
poor and needy students. The Library is equipped with a group of well trained
Library staff to support the users with the various library facilities.
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➢ ATM FACILITY
➢ CLASSROOMS WITH SMART BOARD AND INTERACTIVE
(LED) BOARD
➢ LANGUAGE LAB
➢ COMPUTER LAB
➢ DAY CARE CENTRE

➢ AUDITORIUM
➢ CONFERENCE HALLS
➢ DRINKING WATER FACILITY
➢ CANTEEN
➢ GOLDEN PARK
➢ MULTI-GYM
➢ SOLAR ENERGY PROJECT
➢ DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY
➢ WELL-EQUIPPED MODERN LABORATORIES
STUDENTS’ SUPPORT SERVICE
➢ CAREER GUIDANCE, COUNSELING & PLACEMENT CELL

(CGCPC)
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college is contemplating to establish a
full-fledged Career Guidance for providing the students on diverse areas of
career and personal counselling & entrepreneurship activities. For details,
please contact -
Mr. Baikuntha Das, Co-ordinator. Contact No. 9435334974
➢ STUDENTS' POOR FUND
A students’ poor fund is established in the order to help the students hailing from
financially weak background. In order to avail such a financial help a student shall
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have to apply to the Principal with caste certificate and income certificate from
Govt. Authority as and when proper notification is issued by the college authority,
by parents with own student compulsorily with their physical presence.
➢ STUDENTS' MEDICAL FUND
The college maintains a medical fund to provide financial assistance to medically

ailing poor students. Doctor is appointed to look after the health of the boarders
of the Girls’ Hostel. Moreover, an arrangement is made with a local Nursing
home for subsidized treatment of the students. Financial help is also offered to a
student in the case of accident or treatment of dreadful diseases.
➢ GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL
There is a grievance redressal box in the college premises. Students, guardians,

employees can lodge complaint addressed to the principal on genuine matters.
Utmost care is taken to provide justice and redress the genuine grievances of the
complainants by an efficient committee.
➢ COLLEGE N.C.C.
Tinsukia College is proud to have a very strong and successful NCC (Army) wing,
which is the recipient of several state level and National prizes. Interested students
may join NCC and brighten their future career. Interested students may contact –
Mr. Lovin Kro, Contact No. 9954920454
➢ STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION (TGSU)
Tinsukia College Students' Union is the general body of the students of the college.
Its membership is compulsory for every student of the college. Office bearers of the
Union are elected annually. Tinsukia College Students' Union has its own
constitution and hence it is abided by the constitution and college rules and
regulations in all related matters.
➢ STUDENTS TRAVELLING CONCESSION
Students are entitled for Rly.. concession on their way home from Institution and
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back during vacations only. Air concession is also admissible. However, on medical
reasons such concession can be obtained any time during the academic session.
Rly concession for academic excursion is available all the time.
➢ N.S.S.
National Social Service organisation approved by D.U. exists in the college. Besides
doing its normal works of social service and other helping social activities, it also
adopts a village in Guijan for doing its works meaningful and useful and also takes
some extension work in other places nearby as in Natun Gaon at Guijan and other
places. Presently the college has adopted Bajalani Gaon under Lankachi G.P. for
NSS Programme. For any information, students may contact Programme Officer
Dr. Kamalesh Kalita, Contact No. 9453132745.
➢ Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Internal Quality Assurance Cell to notice the all quality aspects of teaching -
learning, Extra Curricular activities of students and administrative aspects and also
work for the NAAC. Contact No. of Co-ordinators –
Prof. Rajen Saikia - 9435736329
➢ COACHING AND REMEDIAL CLASSES
Coaching for PMT, AIEEE, JAT and other competitive examinations are available in
Science as well as in other faculties through teaching staff or Career Counselling
and Placement Cell. Remedial classes for unsuccessful and weak students are held.
➢ KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUI STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY

TINSUKIA COLLEGE STUDY CENTRE
➢ Moreover, the college has the 2nd largest study centre of Krishna Kanta
Handique State University, next to Cotton College. It has courses of BPP, BA,
B.Com, BCA, MA, M.S.W. and D.EL. Ed (Teachers Training) courses.
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➢ Gender Sensitization Commi t tee agai nst Sexual
H a r as s me n t ( GS –CASH)
This committee is formed to create awareness on sexual harassment against women

in general and at workplace in particular.
SECTION VIII
Academic Awards and Achievements
A. SCHOLARSHIPS / ACADEMIC AWARDS ETC.
The following scholarships / Academic awards are awarded to the eligible students of
Higher Secondary & Degree classes:-
National Merit Scholarship
State Merit Scholarship
OBC, MOBC, SC, ST Post Matric Scholarship
A student who secures minimum 70% marks in aggregate in the terminal / Annual
/ Test Examination is awarded 'College Merit Certificate'.
A student who secures a place within the first ten position in H.S. Examination is awarded
'Merit Prize'.
The students who secure the highest aggregate of marks in Degree General /
Major Examination are declared as the 'Best Graduates' of the College for the year
and are awarded special prizes.
Poor Students Scholarship from College Poor Fund.
The college will help students to get any type of scholarship available elsewhere-.
Already many students are having scholarships from many sources in previous
years like Ishan Uday under U.G.C.
Best Graduate of the College (all Arts, Science and Commerce) is awarded.
B. ACADEMIC AWARDS INSTITUTED BY IQAC
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college has initiated the following
cash awards from the Academic Session 2006 - 07.
Three Best Graduates of Arts, Science and Commerce are awarded by IQAC
with an amount of Rs. 10,000/each.
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SECTION IX
SOCIETIES, PUBLICATIONS, RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
1. Tinsukia College Annual Magazine "Monisha" - Students' Union - Yearly

publication
2. PRAGYAN (A Quarterly Journal of Academic, Intellectual & Career pursuit)
Published by ACTA, Tinsukia College Unit with yearly subscription of the students
and teachers (Members of ACTA, College Unit)
3. DAWN
A Quarterly Newsletter and Journal - English Department
4. EUPHORIA - Wall Magazine of English Dept.
5. HORNBIL
Departmental Bulletin (Annual) - Department of Zoology
6. ANURONON - Wall Journal of Physics
7. TINCOL'S ECONOMICA - Wall Magazine of Economics
8. ASHA - Departmental Magazine of Bengali
9. MONISHA - Wall Magazine of Assamese
10. THE BRAHMAPUTRA - Wall Magazine of Geography
11. BOTANICA -Wall Magazine of Botany
12. DARSHAN - Wall Magazine of Philosophy
13. CHROMA - Wall Magazine of Chemistry
14. PAPORI -Departmental Journal of Assamese
15. BHASKAR -Wall Magazine, Tinsukia College Students'
Union
16. THE TINSUKIA COLLEGE CHRONICLE - Newsletter (Half Yearly) IQAC
17. PIONEER - Wall Magazine of Zoology
18. STATISTIKA - Department of Statistics
19. PRIME - Wall Magazine of Mathematics
20. HINDI SARANG - Wall Magazine of Hindi Department
ACADEMIC SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS

1. Physical Science Forum - Dept. of Physics
2. Chemical Society - Dept. of Chemistry
3. Botanical Society - Dept. of Botany
4. Life Study Hive An Advancement - Dept. of Zoology
5. Tinsukia College Geographical Forum (TCGF) - Dept. of Geography
6. English Forum - Dept. of English
7. Socio-Economic Forum - Dept. of Economics
8. Sahitya Chora - Dept. of Assamese
9. Philosophical Forum - Dept. of Philosophy
10. Socio-Political Forum - Dept. of Political Science
11. Historical Study Forum - Dept. of History
12. Tinsukia College Science Society
13. Pragyan Study Circle - An Association for Academic, Intellectual & Career
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Development.
14. Cell for Women’s Studies and Development (CWSD)
15. Alumni Association - Ex-student Association
16. Tinsukia College Disaster
Management Cell (TCDMC) : Secy.- Dr. Kamaleswar Kalita
17. Assam Science Society, Tinsukia Branch
18. Parent Teachers Association.
19. Career & Guidance Cell : Co-ordinator - Mr. Boikuntha Das
20. DST Project Implementation and
monitoring Committee
21. Anti Ragging Committee
22. GS-CASH
23. Students Disciplinary Action Committee
24. Tinsukia College Construction Committee
25. KKHSOU Tinsukia College Study Centre Management Committee:
Co-ordinator – Prof. Bhadreswar
Choudhury
26. Management Committee for Centre for Management Education
27. Academic Committee for Centre for Management Education
28. BCA Management Committee
29. IT Management Committee
30. IQAC, Co-ordinator : Prof. Rajen Saikia
31. Committee for Teachers benefit fund
32. Tinsukia College Multi-Gymnasium Club : Dr. R.N. Yadav – In-charge
33. Tinsukia College Academic Committee
34. ACTA, Tinsukia College Unit
35. Tinsukia College Employees’ Association
36. Tinsukia College Library Committee :
37. Tinsukia College Students’ Union (TGSU)
38. Tinsukia College Vigilance Cell
39. AISHE Nodal Officer : D r . D e e p i k a Bh a t t a c h a r j e e
40. N S S Programme Officer : Dr. Kamalesh Kalita,
41. NCC : Mr. Lovin Kro
42. E c o Club : Dr. Susmita Chakraborty, Co-ordina tor
These various Societies, Forums and Associations are formed from time to time in
order to motivate and guide the students in different fields of their interest.
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RESEARCH ACTIVITES
1. Research Cell (IQAC) - Dr. Bulbul Gogoi-Co-ordinator
NATIONAL SEMINAR, WORKSHOP, COUNSELLING, PLACEMENT, ETC. HELD

1. UGC sponsored National Seminar on Natural and Human Disaster in NE India
their Management and a National Workshop on Remote Science an4 Geographic
Information System (GIS) and their application in Environmental Management
held under Geography department.
2. Symposium, Training Programme, Workshop, Health Counseling and Career
Counseling Programmes, Popular Talk held in the college at many times.
3. Campus interview and recruitment often held inside and outside the college
campus under our initiatives.
4. DST, Oil sponsored National Workshop on the General Relativity and Astronomy:
its foundation and current trends.
5. KKHSOU and OIL sponsored National Seminar on Distance Learning: Its
importance, scope, mode and social prospective in present day society.
6. UGC sponsored National Seminar on State of Business and Political Ethics in
Present Socio-Economic system.
7. Teachers’ Memorial Lecture and Mayuri Bora Memorial Lecture are organized
annually. Till now numerous eminent personalities have graced the occasions and
enthralled the gathering through their deliberations.
SECTION X
Administrative Staff
Dr. Surjya Chutia
Principal
Contact No. 9954456991
Dr. Bondona Puzari

Vice-Principal
Contact No. 9101197278
OFFICE STAFF
1. Mr. S. Khanikar (Super Assistant)
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2. Mr. A. Shukla (UDA)
3. Mr. H. Gohain (UDA)
4. Mrs. Suni Das (LDA)
5. Mr. Animesh Kalita (LDA)
6. Mr. Nabul Borah (LDA)
7. Mr. Manoj Dutta (Cashier) (LDA)
8. Miss Angana Changmai (LDA)
9. Mr. Thomas Sonowal (LDA)
10. Mr. Nibir Kakoty (Office Assistant)(Contractual)
11. Miss Munmee Dowarah (Office Assistant)(Contractual)
LIBRARY STAFF
1. Librarian - Vacant
2. Mrs. A. Hazarika, Asst. Lib.
3. Mr. Sanjib Borthakur, Xerox in-charge (Contractual)
4. Mr Rubul Boruah, Lib. Assistant (Contractual)
5. Mr. Pranab Konwar, Bearer
6. Mr. Pankaj Konwar, Bearer (Contractual)
7. Mrs. Anita Chetia, Grade IV (Contractual)
4TH GRADE EMPLOYEES
1. Mr D. Saikia (Lab Bearer)

2. Mr. Anup Roy (Lab Bearer)
3. Mr. D.P. Sharma (Lab Bearer)
4. Mr Krishna Tanti
5. Mr Hemanta Das (Night Guard)
6. Mr Deep Chakraborty
7. Mr. Lakhan Nag (Contractual)
8. Mrs. Meena Chetri (Contractual)
9. Mr. Jitul Dutta (Lab Bearer)(Contractual)
10. Mr. Tutu Moran (Lab Bearer) (Contractual)
11. Mr. Dugubir Gohain (Lab Bearer) (Contractual)
12. Mr. Jugmajyoti Patar (Lab Bearer) (Contractual)
13. Mr. Biman Moran (Lab Bearer) (Contractual)
14. Mr. Rana Dutta (Contractual)
15. Mr. Ranjan Borah (Contractual)
16. Mr. Champak Shah (Contractual)
17. Mr. Prakhanto Khatowal (Contractual)
18. Mrs. Chandana Tanti (Contractual)
19. Mr. Sudra Tanti (Contractual)
20. Mr. Bipin Dutta ( (Contractual)
21. Mr. Nirmal Das (Girls’ Hostel 4th Grade) (Contractual)
22. Mrs. Devalata Gohain (Girls’ Hostel Cook) (Contractual)
23. Mrs. Annada Dutta (-do-)
24. Ms. Nilima Kalita (-do-)
25. Mrs. Kashoilya Moran (-do-)
26. Ms. Sumitra Tanti (Girls’ Hostel Menial) (Contractual)64
27. Mrs. Babli Das (Cleaner - College & Hostel) (Contractual)
28. Mr. Mohan Nag (Contractual)
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GIRLS’ HOSTEL MATRON
1. Ms. Sikha Sen
KKHSOU OFFICE & 4TH GRADE STAFF
1. Mr. H. Gohain
2. Mr. P. Konwar
3. Mr. Rana Dutta
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TINSUKIA COLLEGE

Affiliated to Dibrugarh University, Assam

Re-accredited by NAAC with “B+” Grade

Dr. Surjya Chutia

To grow as an Institution of Quality Higher Education for Human

 to nurture value based education

 to ensure infrastructural support and effective learning atmosphere

cultural heritage and gender equality

4.2 Total Number of Seats Available in Different Course/Programme

HIGHER SECONDARY COURSES DEGREE PROGRAMMES

Courses of Studies Shift No of Courses of Studies Shift No. of

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

2] H.S. 1 st Science Day 150 2] B.Sc. 1st Semester Day 240

3] B.Com. 1st Semester

4] B.Com. 1st Semester

4.4 Subject-wise Seat Capacity for B. Sc. Honours Programme

2. Chemistry 40 Physics & Mathematics 60

Mathematics & Chemistry

Physics & Mathematics

Botany & Chemistry

Scheduled Caste (SC) 07% 07%

Scheduled Tribe Plains (STP) 10% 10%

Scheduled Tribe Hills (STH) 05% 05%

OBC/MOBC 27% 27%

Differently Abled (DA) 03% 03%

Sports 03 (one in each stream) 03 (one in each stream)

Tea Garden Labourer (TGL) 05 05

Note: Reservation of Seats

❖ Donors’ Quota (Applicable only for H.S. 1st Year Course)

1. Chunilal Lohia’s Legal Heir 10

2. Khusiram Rasiwasia’s Legal Heir 3 4 3

3. Kisanlal Nandlal’s Legal Heir 3 4 3

4. Dr. H.B. Sen’s Legal Heir 5

5. Tinsukia Municipal Board 3 4 3

6. Gopiram Agarwala’s Legal Heir 2 2

7. Mulchand Agarwal’s Legal Heir 2 2

• FOR DEGREE STUDENTS

➢ Navy blue sweater / Blazer /Pullover (For Degree Students)

1. English[ENGL] 1. Physics [PHYS] 5. Computer

MIL (Assamese [MASS]/Bengali

(a) BACHELOR OF ARTS

(A) Core Course:

(8) Political Science

(B) Ability Enhancement Courses:

(1) Compulsory Courses:

(i) Communicative English (1st Sem.)

(ii) MIL / Communicative Hindi/ Alternative English (1st Sem.)

(ii) Environmental Studies (2nd Sem.)

(2) Skill Enhancement Courses:

(C) Elective Courses:

(i) Generic Elective Courses:

(9) Political Science

(ii) Discipline Specific Elective:

1. Core Course – C1 6 100

I 2. Core Course – C2 6 100

Total 5 Courses 22 400

1. Core Course – 3 6 100

II 2. Core Course – 4 6 100

Total 4 Courses 20 400

1. Core Course - 5 6 100

III 2. Core Course – 6 6 100

3. Core Course – 7 6 100

Total 5 Courses 26 500