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BIKALI COLLEGEPROSPECTUS
ARTS, COMMERCE AND SCIENCESESSION: 2024-25
DHUPDHARA, GOALPARA, ASSAM

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BIKALI COLLEGEPROSPECTUS
SESSION: 2024-2025
ADDRESS:
Bikali College
P.O. : Dhupdhara
District : Goalpara
Pin Code : 783123
State : Assam
Website: www.bikalicollege.org
CHAIRPERSON:
Dr. Monoj Gogoi
Principal Bikali College
CONVENOR:
Dr. Monalisha Roychaudhry
PROSPECTUS COMMITTEE MEMBERS:Miss Rakhee Naiding (IQAC coordinator)
Mr. Prasanta Pathak
Mr. Jugal Kishore Talukdar
Dr. Rupam Gogoi
Mr. Jayanta Kumar Das
OFFICE
Mr. Pradip Hazowary : 9365504314

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EMBLEM AND MOTTOOF
BIKALI COLLEGE

The ‘emblem’ of Bikali College is embossed with an imageof a blossoming lotus on a mound of clay. The lotus isplaced within a triangular frame. The name of the college isinscribed within another triangular frame which surrounds
the previous frame. The year of establishment of thecollege is inscribed in a hexagonal frame placed below thetriangles. The blossoming lotus symbolizes the flourishingand dissemination of knowledge from the institution andthe clay underneath symbolizes the student community
who aspire to acquire new knowledge and wisdom.

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BIKALI COLLEGE
The college aspires to become a premier institution by delivering exceptional
education through creative teaching, learning, and research activities that use
cutting-edge
edge technology. It strives to establish ethical and moral principles in thestudents andd promote holistic development. The institution's objective is toprovide a variety of courses that will prepare students for employment in many
academic sectors as well as entrepreneurshipentrepreneurship.

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• To disseminate knowledge maintaining high academic standards andquality education.
• To imbibe among the student the thirst for knowledge and develop
new employment oriented skills in the chosen field of study .
• To enhance the new teaching learning process for students, faculty
members and non teaching staff.
• Meeting student needs by creating an educational environment inwhich students can attain a desired goals• To bring about unity and integrity among the communities and toinitiate educational progression in rural area.
• To promote educational and economic equity by helping, aspiring andunder privileged students of the area.

Discipline , Commitment and Empowerment

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OBJECTIVES To bring about educational progress in a rural, tribal andbackward area with a holistic approach.
 To become one of the excellent educational institutions in the
country where dissemination of knowledge is made through theprocess of teaching –learning, research and extension for thewelfare of the state and the country.
 To conduct research work on socio-cultural, economic,
environmental, ecological and developmental aspects at local
and regional levels.
 To introduce computer application in teaching –learning process,library, academic activities and financial transactions.
 To imbibe and strengthen community extension services for thewelfare of society.
 To undertake faculty development programmes throughparticipation in training programmes organized by different
universities and other academic agencies and also to organize
seminar, workshop, and symposium in the institution.
 To ensure quality development of the institution throughstudents feedback and self-appraisal method.
 To sustain and achieve progression in academic and researchworks through collaboration with academic and research
institutions.
 To spread scientific awareness among the student community as
well as in the society to exterminate all irrational or superstitious
beliefs.
 To impart value education and ensure skill development both formoral improvement and self-empowerment.

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Principal’s Message
Dr. Monoj Gogoi, M.Sc, Ph.D
I have the privilege to welcome you all to this premier institution of higher
education. Bikali college is trying its best to provide unique and excellent
opportunities to the student for the development of their young minds in asecular and conducive atmosphere. The institution sincerely believes thatstudent should not only excel in academics but should also develop
courtesy, discipline, smart personality, social sensitivity and be imbibedwith the traditional values and ethos of our societysociety.. It is my duty andresponsibility to assure you all that the central focus of the institution will
always be student-centric
centric development as our founders have envisioned it
to be.
Dear students, education drives away ignorance and through illumination
it emboldens a man to a righteous path. It empowers everyone and enlarges
the horizon of the mind. It is with immense pleasure that I proudly placeon record that Bikali College has all the facilities required for continual
growth in the academic arena and the college fraternity is imbued with asense of commitment to fully meet the expectations of the students, parents,
and the society at large. The College is known for discipline, punctuality
and regularity of classes. We emphasize on the individual care ofo each andevery student through mentoring system along with regular parentsguardian interaction. Now we are striving for a vibrant and dynamic
environment and are preparing ourselves to welcome new batch of
studentsfor the academic situation 2024-2025.
I welcome you all to this new academic year and am looking
forward to a brighter, empowered tomorrow.

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ORGANOGRAM

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BACKGROUND OF THE
COLLEGE
Bikali College is the seat of higher learning in the easternmost border of Goalpara district. The College
was established on 14th April, 1982. It is the outcome of selfless and dedicated service of the rural
masses of fifty four villages, which constitutes “Bikali Mouza Unnayan Samiti” – a socio- cultural NonGovernmental Organization.
NOMENCLATURE OF THE COLLEGE
The College is named after “Bikali Mouza” or “Dihi”, which is part of the historical “HabraghatPargana”.
LOCATION
The College is located at Dhupdhara, a small township of Bikali Mouza area. It is 0.75 km. away from N.H.
17 and DhupdharaRailway Station. The College is under Rangjuli Tribal Development Block, Rangjuli
revenue circle and 36- Dudhnoi ST Reserved L.A.C. (constituency) in Goalpara district of Assam. The
college is 63.5 km distance from Gopinath Lokpriya Bordoloi Airport, Guwahati and 2.1 km from
Dhupdhara Railway Station.
COLLEGE CAMPUS
The college has a sprawling green campus that extends and sprawls out in consonance with the rural
environment. Most of the buildings have been modelled and constructed keeping in view the future
landscape and also to harmonize well with the rural setting in the sylvan grandeur. At present, thecollege built-up area is 32953 sq.mtrs.
STREAM
The institution offers Arts, Commerce and Science courses at the Higher Secondary Level. Major/Minor isoffered in all the subjects at Under Graduate level. P.G. course in Assamese and Geography is alsooffered along with career oriented programmes.
AFFILIATION AND DEFICIT
The College has been affiliated to Gauhati University since the 1988-89 session. The College wasbrought under Deficit –Grants –in Aid System in 1992 and presently under provincialised system ofGovt. of Assam (2005). The college has been registered under UGC 12 (B) according to the 10 th plan.

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NAAC

ACCREDITATIONThe College has been re-accredited (Third-cycle) by NAAC in 2016-17 and was awarded “B” grade.
IQAC
For the process of monitoring the development of the College, an Internal Quality Assurance Cell
(IQAC) was established in 5th February, 2009 as per the guidelines of NAAC.
COMPOSITION OF IQAC AND ITS MEMBERS

ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)
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Dr. Monoj Gogoi, Principal, Chairperson
Mr. Radha Charan Rabha, GB President
Ms. Rakhee Naiding, IQAC Co-ordinator
Ms. Sasiprova Machahary (Asst. Coordinator)
Ms. Deepshikha Bharadwaz (Asst. Coordinator)
Mrs .Mina Sarma, Vice-Principal
Dr.Monalisha Roychaudhury
Dr.Hitu Choudhury, Scientist, KVK, Dudhnoi
Dr.Anjanjyoti Goswami, Former North East Regional Programme
Coordinator, EDI, Ahmedabad
 Mr.Jognarayan Pathak, Retired Headmaster, Dhupdhara HighSchool Mr. Gobinon Rabha, Secretary, Bikali College Alumni Association
 Mr.Dhananjay Rabha Mr.Jugal Kishore Talukdar
 Ms.Princi Gogoi
 Mrs.Bijita Sarmah
 Dr. Jayashree Kalita

OTHER AIDS
The “Bikali Mouza Unnayan Samiti” – a socio-cultural organization is the major contributor to theCollege in every aspects of development. Besides, “Tini Daliya Raiz”, Dhupdhara, Rabha Hasong
Autonomous Council, Gaon Panchayats and a large number of individual benevolent donors havecontributed to its development. The Integrated Tribal Development Project has also been granting
scholarship to tribal students for their welfare and upliftment.

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Governing Body
The Governing Body, besides being the supreme administrative authority, monitors the academic andother related activities of the college. The core functions of the Governing Body are to ensure clarity ofvision, ethos and strategic direction. It also looks into the management of the funds and optimum
utlisization of financial and other resources.

COMPOSITION OF GOVERNING BODY AND ITS MEMBERS
1. Mr. Jadab Swargiary--------MLA, Dudhnoi Constituency
2. Mr. Radha Charan Rabha--President
3. Dr. Monoj Gogoi------------Principal
4. Mr.Kshirode Khakhlary------ University Representative
5. Dr.Tapan Kalita------------- -University Representative
6. Mrs Mina Sarma -------------Vice Principal
7. Mr. Laba Kachary---------Donor Member
8. Mr. Bimal Daimary---------Guardian Member
9. Mr. Digantab Rabha------------- Guardian Member
10. Miss .Mina Patgiri-------------- Guardian Member
11. Dr.Bonti Bordoloi------------Teacher Representative
12. Mrs. Rajlakshmi Hazarika--Teacher Representative
13. College Librarian ------Library Representative
14. Mr.Pradip Hazowary---Non-teaching Representative

Science Committee
1. Mr. Radha Charan Rabha:
2. Mr. Sukanta Basak:
3. Dr. Monoj Gogoi:
4. Mr. Prahlad Basumatary:
5. Mr. Gautam Kalita
6. Mr. Laba Kachary:
8. Mr. Sunil Rabha:

President
Vice-President
Principal,Bikali College
Asstt. Secretary
Asstt. Secretary
President, Bikali Mouza Unnayan Samittee
President, Dhupdhara Tini Daliya Raij

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A Brief History about Bikali College
Bikali College is one of the premier institutions of higher education in Assam. It is
located at Dhupdhara, a small town on the National Highway 37 (New NH17) inthe eastern most part of Goalpara district of Assam.
Bikali College was established on 14thApril, 1982 owing to their relentless efforts
and the missionary zeal of the 52 villages of the Bikali Mouza towards providing
quality higher education to the local students. The Bikali Mouza Unnayan
Samittee, a philanthropic socio-economic organization of Bikali Mouza wasinstrumental in nurturing and shaping the institution. Bikali College is atestimony to the far sightedness of its founding members and their indefatigablezeal to actualize their dream. From a makeshift wood and bamboo structure with
only few students in Pre-University classes in Arts stream, the college has come along way to where it stands today with a sprawling campus well equipped withmodern amenities.
The college is currently affiliated to Gauhati University and is presently offering
under graduate courses and along with post graduate courses in Assamese andGeography. The Arts stream of the college was brought under Deficit Grants-inAid schemes of government of Assam in 1992 and it was subsequently
provincialized in the year 2005 . In the course of its growth and development, theCommerce stream and Science stream were introduced in the college as selffinanced course in the year 2005 and 2015, respectively. In addition to these courses,
the college also offers certificate courses to students in all the three streams. The
college received UGC recognition of 2 (f) and 12(B) with effect from the10thPlan of
the UGC.
The college has a sprawling campus spread over an area of more than 50 acres
equipped with modern facilities for teaching and learning. The college has, over
the years built an impressive infrastructure and is trying hard to create a studentfriendly environment in the campus. ICT enabled classrooms, well-equipped
computer laboratory ,science laboratories, central library with internet facility,
digital library, seminar and conference hall etc. are some of the teachinglearning facilities in the college through which students are exposed to better
learning experiences in the campus.
To nurture the hidden talents of students in co-curricular and extracurricular
activities, the college has indoor and outdoor stadium, various literary andacademic societies, NCC, NSS unit etc. Presently, the NCC unit of the college has
100 cadets and another 21 cadets will be enrolled in this academic session (20242025).

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The institution is committed to pursuing its prime objectives of providing quality
and inclusive education on the basis of the values that form the core of thecollege. The college is committed to breaking barriers brought about by its
remoteness and aspires to emerge at par with top educational institutions
utilizing local knowledge and expertise combined with global skills andinnovation. Based on our experiences and achievements, we firmly belief that wewill be definitely able to march ahead on our journey to achieve the academic
excellence that the founders of the college had dreamt of.

Bikali College Teachers Unit
OFFICE BEARERS :President:
Vice-President:
Secretary:
Asst. Secretary:

Mrs. Rajlakshmi Hazarika
Dr. Pranita Mahanta
Dr. BontiBordoloi
Mrs. Bijita Sarmah

Bikali College Employee Unit
1. Mr. Pradip Hazowary
2. Mr. Ganesh Rabha
3. Mr. Pabitra Medhi
4. Ms. Mamata Begum
5. Mr Dipjoy Sardar
6. Mr. Biki Ahmed
7. Mr. Jay Sonkar Rabha
8. Mr. Champak Kalita
9. Mr. Pranab Patgiri
10. Mr. Dhruba Jyoti Kalita
11. Mr. Lankeswar Boro
12. Mrs. Tula Sutradhar
13. Mrs. Puhe Sutradhar
14. Mrs. Pranita Sutradhar
15. Mr. Maram Das

President
Secretary
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Courses Offered
The College offers courses in Arts, Commerce & Science at Higher Secondary (+2), Four Year
Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) and Three Years Degree Course (CBCS) in Arts, Science andCommerce stream. The Undergraduate Course for all streams will be imparted as per Gauhati University
Regulation of Semester System. The college also offers PG course in Assamese and Geography.

HIGHER SECONDARY (SCIENCE)COMPULSORY SUBJECTS

1. ENGLISH
2. M.I.L(ASSAMESE/ BODO)
OR
ALT.ENGLISH)
3. . ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONOPTIONAL SUBJECTS

1. PHYSICS.
2. CHEMISTRY
3. MATHEMATICS
4. BIOLOGY
5. STATISTICS
6. GEOGRAPHY
7. COMPUTER SCIENCE & APPLICATION
8. ECONOMICS
9.SWADESH ADHAYAN*(Students with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography or Computer Science and Application
have to do laboratory / Practical classes)

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HIGHER SECONDARY (ARTS)COMPULSORY SUBJECTS

1.ENGLISH

2.M.I.L(ASSAMESE/ BODO/ALT.ENGLISH)

3.ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONOPTIONAL SUBJECTS

1. ADVANCED ASSAMESE
2. ADVANCED BODO
3. ECONOMICS
4. EDUCATION
5. GEOGRAPHY
6. HISTORY
7. POLITICAL SCIENCE
8. MATHEMATICS
9. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATION,
10. SWADESH ADHYAYANHIGHER SECONDARY (COMMERCE)COMPULSORY SUBJECTS

1.ENGLISH
2.M.I.L(ASSAMESE/BODO/ALT.ENGLISH)

3. ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONELECTIVE SUBJECTS(COMPULSORY SUBJECTS)(1) BUSINESS STUDIES(2) ACCOUNTANCYOPTIONAL/ ELECTIVE : (ONLY TWO SUBJECTS FROM THIS
GROUP
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)

Economics
Finance
Mathematics
Business Mathematics & Element of Statistics(CMS)
Computer Science and Application .
SwadeshAdhyayan

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FYUGP (Four Year Undergraduate Programme)
The Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) was introduced by Gauhati University in 2023 as per
the Guidelines of the National Education Policy, 2020. Bikali College, Dhupdhara as an affiliate of
Gauhati University introduced the FYUGP in the same year following which the Choice Based Credit
System (CBCS) was revised providing learners with more innovation and flexibility. Additionally, an
Academic Bank of Credit (ABC) has also been established to store all academic credits from various
recognized HEIs.
The FYUGP is different from CBCS as FYUGP offers multiple entry and exit points and reentry within thisperiod, with appropriate certifications such as: A certificate after completing 1 year (2 semesters) A diploma after completing 2 years (4 semesters)
 A bachelor’s degree after studying 3 years (6 semesters)
 A bachelor’s degree with Honours after studying 4 years (8 semesters) if the student completes arigorous research project in their major areas of study.
Papers:Core Courses: 1 Major + 2 Minors/ 3 Minors
Common Courses: Skill Enhancement Course (SEC), Value Added Course (VAC), Multidisciplinary Course(MDC) and Ability Enhancement Course (AEC)

Undergraduate Courses
Intake Capacity

Arts
Subject

Major

Minor

Assamese

60

800

Bodo

60

500

Economics

60

500

Education

60

500

English60

800

Geography

60

500

History

60

500

Mathematics

X

120

Political Science

60

600

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Science
Subject

Major

Minor

Botany25

120

ChemistryX

120

Physics

25

120

Zoology

25

120

Commerce
Subject
Accountancy
Finance
Human Resource Management
Marketing Management

Major
60
60
60
60

Minor
180
180
180
180

Post-graduate Courses
ASSAMESE
Specialization Subjects : Literature and Language

GEOGRAPHY
Specialization Subjects : Population geography andGeo informatics

Intake Capacity for PG Courses
Courses

IntakeGEOGRAPHY

10ASSAMESE30

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Fee Structure of Courses
Session 2024-25
H.S/ U.G / PG COURSES
ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE
The notification issued by the Director of Higher Education (DHE) for uniform fee structure
will be followed. The details of the fee structure for arts will be uploaded on website
www.bikalicollege.org as and when the college receives the notification.

Courses
H.S1styear,

Male

FemaleArts as per notification

H.S.1styear,Science

4490

3770

H.S.1styear,Commerce

4020

3420

* N.B:
1.

The fee structure of the Arts stream will be notified after the
notification of DHE, Assam.

2.

Students opting for Computer Science and Application as a
subject shall have to pay an additional amount of Rs. 1000/-at
the time of admission for one year.

3.

For self-financing courses, the fees will be notified by theconcerned departments.

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UG 1ST YEAR (1ST AND 2ND SEMESTER)
SL No
1

Head
University Fee

2

Establishment

3
4

Laboratory
Electricity

5

Library

6
7

Contingency
Development

8

Continuous Evaluation

9

Students related fee

Sub-Heads
Affiliation& Inspection Fee
Registration Fee
Enrollment Fee
Renovation & Repairing old buildings

Arts/Commerce
200
430
250
100

Science
200
430
250
100

Desk Bench and college furniture
Computer Purchase and annual
MaintenanceToilet repairing and Cleaning
Boys & Girls Common RoomCCTV & Security
Campus beautification, Gardening
Internal Road and disaster etc.
Equipment, Chemicals etc.
Power
Generator, Fuel, Fan- Bulb Purchase& Repairing
New Book Purchase
Library & Lib. Software Updating
Stationary, TA for University
Academic Seminar
Quality(Assurance NAAC)
Faculty
Guest lecturer
Soft & Hard Skill Development
Sports facility & Training
Cultural Facility and Workshop
Examination

100
80

100
80

50
50
100
50
100
0
300
200

50
50
100
50
100
900
300
200

200
100
400
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
200

200
100
400
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
200

NCC/ NSS/ Scout/Red Cross
I-cards
Magazine
Union Fee
Games and Sports Competition
Festival
Culture & Drama and Music
DebateYouth Festival

50
50
100
50
50
50
100
100
100
4060

50
50
100
50
50
50
100
100
100
4960

Total

For self-financed courses the admission fees may subject to change as per Govt.
notification.

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UG 2ND YEAR (3RDAND 4TH SEMESTER)
SL No
1

Head
University Fee

2

Establishment

3
4

Laboratory
Electricity

5

Library

6
7

Contingency
Development

8

Continuous Evaluation

9

Students related fee

Sub-Heads
Affiliation & Inspection Fee
Registration Fee
Enrollment Fee
Renovation & Repairing old
buildings
Desk Bench and college furniture

Arts/Commerce
200
0
250
100

Science
200
0
250
100

100

100

Computer Purchase and annual
MaintenanceToilet repairing and Cleaning
Boys & Girls Common RoomCCTV & Security
Campus beautification, Gardening

80

80

50
50
100
50

50
50
100
50

Internal Road and disaster etc.
Equipment, Chemicals etc.
Power
Generator, Fuel, Fan- Bulb
Purchase & Repairing
New Book Purchase
Library & Lib. Software Updating

100
0
300
200

100
900
300
200

200
100

200
100

Stationary, TA for University
Academic Seminar
Quality Assurance(NAAC)
Faculty
Guest lecturer
Soft & Hard Skill Development
Sports facility & Training
Cultural Facility and Workshop
Examination

400
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
200

400
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
200

NCC/ NSS/ Scout/Red Cross
I-Cards
Magazine
Union Fee
Games and Sports Competition
Festival
Culture & Drama and Music
DebateYouth Festival
Total

50
50
100
50
50
50
100
100
100
3630

50
50
100
50
50
50
100
100
100
4530

For self-financed courses the admission fees may subject to change as per Govt.
notification.

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UG 3RD YEAR (5TH AND 6TH SMESTER)
SL No
1

Head
University Fee

2

Establishment

3
4

Laboratory
Electricity

5

Library

6
7

Contingency
Development

8

Continuous Evaluation

9

Students related fee

Sub-Heads
Affiliation & Inspection Fee
Registration Fee
Enrollment Fee
Renovation & Repairing old buildings

Arts/Commerce
200
0
250
100

Science
200
0
250
100

Desk Bench and college furniture
Computer Purchase and annual
MaintenanceToilet repairing and Cleaning
Boys & Girls Common RoomCCTV & Security
Campus beautification, Gardening
Internal Road and disaster etc.
Equipment, Chemicals etc.
Power
Generator, Fuel, Fan- Bulb Purchase& Repairing
New Book Purchase
Library & Lib. Software Updating
Stationary, TA for University
Academic Seminar
Quality Assurance (NAAC)
Faculty
Guest lecturer
Soft & Hard Skill Development
Sports facility & Training
Cultural Facility and Workshop
Examination

100
80

100
80

50
50
100
50
100
0
300
200

50
50
100
50
100
900
300
200

200
100
400
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
200

200
100
400
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
200

NCC/ NSS/ Scout/Red Cross
I-Cards
Magazine
Union Fee
Games and Sports Competition
Festival
Culture & Drama and Music
DebateYouth Festival

50
50
100
50
50
50
100
100
100
3630

50
50
100
50
50
50
100
100
100
4530

Total

For self-financed courses the admission fees may subject to change as per Govt.
notification.

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Fee structure for PG Courses
Geography (1st semester)
SL No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17

Head
Admission Fee
Enrollment Fee
Course Fee @300 Per Month
Library Fee
Library Caution money fee
Students Union Fee
Magazine Fee
Identity Card Fee
Library Card fee
P.S.A fee
Game & Sports Fee
Field Work fee
Electricity fee
Faculty Dev Fee
Establishment Fee
IQAC/ NAAC
Practical/ Project fee
Total

Amount700.00220.003,600.00
450.00300.00300.00200.00100.00100.0050.00
300.001,200.00
200.003,650.00
600.0030.00
4,000.00
16,000.00

Total

Amount700.00220.003,600.00
450.00300.00300.00100.0050.00
300.001,200.00
200.005,650.00
600.0030.00
100.00200.0014,000.00

Assamese(1st semester)
SL No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Head
Admission Fee
Enrollment Fee
Course Fee @300 Per Month
Library Fee
Library Caution money fee
Students Union Fee
Identity Card Fee
P.S.A fee
Game & Sports Fee
Field Work fee
Electricity fee
Faculty Dev Fee
Establishment Fee
IQAC/ NAAC
Library Card fee
Magazine Fee

Renewal and Processing fee (PG): Assamese (2 nd & 4th sem) = Rs. 2000
Geography (2 nd & 4th sem)= Rs. 8000

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE:
 For Higher Secondary Application for admission to the H.S. First Year can be filled
onlinethroughonlineadmissionportal(Darpan)tobeactivatedonscheduled time after official
notification and declaration of the H.S.L.Cexamination results.

 The last date of submission of forms and dates ofinterview/admission will be notified in thecollege website and noticeboard.

 Scannedcopiesofthefollowing documentsaretobesubmittedonlineand verify during the time ofsubmission of forms.
N.B. Application to the Darpan-Gov Suite portal is mandatory.

 Four Years Under Graduate Programmes : An applicant willing to take admission, must register his/her name in the Common
Admission Portal in SAMARTH e-Gov Suite, besides registering himself/herself in the Bikali
College admission portal.
 The applicants who have already applied and registered their names for admission tilldate in the college portal are hereby directed to register their names in the Common
Admission Portal in SAMARTH e-Gov Suite portal.
N.B. Application to the SAMARTH e-Gov Suite portal is mandatory.

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List of Documents needed to be produced during theAdmission : Marksheet of particular/last examination passed.
 Darpan online application form for H.S
 Samarth Online Application No for U.G
 DHE Student Unique Id
 Student Aadhar No.
 Student Bank Passbook
 Age Proof Student UDISE NO.
 Student Unique No.(Shikhsa Setu) for H.S
 Admitcard.
 Three copies of passport size photographs signed by the candidate(duly attested).

 Registration Card.
 Pass certificate of last examination passed.
 Caste Certificate (if applicable).
 Certificates of extra curricular activities if any.
 First page of bank passbook.
 Gap certificate (if applicable).
 Migration Certificate (in original) for those applicants who passed from
Boards/Universities other than Meghalaya Board of School Education

 Income certificate (if applicable)

N.B: However, the original of the same must be produced for verification
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INCENTIVES, FACILITIES AND WELFARE ACTIVITIESINCENTIVES FOR MERITORIOUS AND NEEDY STUDENTS:
Packages of incentives for meritorious as well as needy students have been offered by thecollege authority since many years. Five meritorious students securing more than 80% will beselected on the basis of the conditions laid down by the authority.

 FACILITIES AVAILABLE:Classrooms: Teaching-learning resources and contemporary amenities are well-equipped in
the classrooms. All classrooms with digital learning and ICT-based facilities have whiteboard andgreen board with microphone , smart board, LCD projector etc. Geography, Education and theScience stream all feature fully functional laboratories fitted with state-of-the-art equipment. By
using the allocated room numbers, students can locate their classroom with ease.

Conference Halls: The College has a round table conference room and a conference hall with
200 seating capacities designed with beautiful infrastructure, fully air-conditioned with LCD
projection and purified drinking water facility.

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Auditoriums : The college has three large Auditoriums which is utilized as classrooms andfunctions as and when required.

Sports Complex: Football playground, Volleyball court, Cricket ground and Badminton court
and other practice ground for archery are also available. Besides, the College also has a mini
stadium that facilitates various games programmes such as Relay Race, Marathon, Running race
etc. during college week. In addition to sports facilities, indoor stadium is also used for fitness
and training facilities such as gyms, weightlifting, Wushu and exercise areas. These facilities
provide opportunities for students, faculty members, and staff to engage in different games andsports.

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Indoor Stadium: Bikali College has an Indoor Stadium for the students to practice Badminton,
Table-Tennis , Chess, Wushu and Yoga. The Stadium has versatile sports facility that provides acovered space for various indoor sports and recreational activities. It is typically equipped withsports facilities, equipment, and amenities to promote physical activity, fitness, andsportsmanship among students, faculty members, and staff. In addition to sports facilities, indoor
stadiums also include fitness and training facilities such as gyms, weight and exercise areas.
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 Gymnasium : The college has a fully equipped Gymnasium Hall approved only for college
students and Alumni. An in-house multifaceted indoor gymnasium is set up in the college
premises to cater to the students' physical fitness. It has been fully operational since 2013. The
indoor gymnasium has cutting-edge equipment and machines, including a Power Rack,
Stationary Bike, and Treadmill, to name a few. It has gained enormous popularity among theentire college community since its inception. Students must register themselves with a minimal
one-time registration fee to enroll themselves. Users may avail the facility under the proper careand guide of physical instructor. Cycling, Weightlifting, Shoulder machine, Tread Mill, barbells,
Dumbbell, Yoga Mats, Mirror, Weight Machine and First Aid is available.
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Library :The college has well equipped Central Library, Digital Library and Departmental Libraries.

A. Central Library: The College library is placed in a calm and quiet environment withmoderately high collection of text books, reference books of all subjects along with journals andnewspapers for regular use of the teachers and students. The library has a well-furnished reading
rooms, equipped with reading stands for students The students are allowed to go through books,
journals, newspapers, and bulletins in the reading room during college hours. Two books areissued for General/ Minor course students and three books for Major course students are issued
for a specific time. The borrower of the book will be responsible for any damage or loss of thebook. Needy students are also issued books under ‘Book Bank Scheme’. Besides, reading facilities
especially for Competitive Examination is also available in the library. The College library has
been computerized for smooth management and systematic functioning. Apart from these, adistinctive cell on local publication is also available.
B. Membership: The Library membership is open to students, faculty members & office staff. The
duration of membership will be for an academic year and will have to be renewed annually.
C. Library Websites :The college library has two distinct separate websites for users to easily
access the required content from the websites
 For Library section : https://bikalicollegelibrary.org/
 For Digital Library section- http://bikalicollege.digitallibrary.co.in/

D. Types of Documents and books available : Books available : 26700
 Journal and Magazines : 30
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Complete series of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Complete Works of Laksminath Bezbaruah
Complete Works of Rabindra Nath Tagore
The Complete Works of Bhupen Hazarika
The Complete Works of Jyoti Prasad Agarwala
Complete series of Encyclopaedia Americana
Complete series of Regional leaders
Asomiya Biswakosh
Updated and important Oxford Dictionaries
Reference books, Magazines, Newspapers and Journals
Well- organised Catalogue System
Aspacious reading room with Photocopy facilities and Internet access to students.
Competitive examination books for UPSC, APSC, NET /SLET and others jobs within libraryextension service.

E. Borrowing Facility:Faculty Members: 10 Books each for 30 days.
Students with Major Course: 3 Books each for 15 daysStudents with General Course: 2 Books each for 15 days
Higher Secondary Students: 2 Books each for 15 days

F. Reading room facility:The Library has separate reading area with a seat capacity of 200 users.
Users have to put their signature in a Gate Register Book.
G. Digital Library :The College has a well–equipped Digital Library which can cater the students
in meeting up excessive course materials and for picking up more information immediately
through online mode. The digital library also has available sets of question papers of last 5 years
along with study materials available in e-form. Students can easily access the digital materials byvisiting the websites. Digital Library preserves and enables easy and open access to all types ofdigital content including text, images, moving images, mpegs and data sets and makes it
available to the entire scholarly community in open access. The Digital Library is set up on Cloudbased system and users can access it 24×7 whenever they need. Users can access by clicking thefollowing link: http://bikalicollege.digitallibrary.co.in/

H. Library Services Available:
 OPAC Facility: OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) facility is being provided to theusers. Through this facility they can access the holding of the library.
 Reprographic Facility: The Library provides photocopying facility within the premises of
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 Information Display: All important information is displayed on the notice board forbenefit of the students.
 Book Bank facility: A set of books are given to economically poor & backward students ofthe college for duration of one year. The library has a tradition of lending books for acertain period of time to the needy and meritorious students with due permission of theprincipal. Library hopes to extend this service in the near future.
 CAS (Current Affairs Awareness Service): Newly arrived journals & magazines are
displayed on the display rack.
 Reference Service: The reference books are made available to the readers during library
hours.
 Personal assistance, guidance and help is provided by the library staff if required to the
new readers to make use of the reference books. The books are categorized as referencesby the library and the journals, magazines, bulletins, reports are not issued.
 User Education: There is a provision of giving user orientation to the students of thecollege for proper use of the library in the beginning of every academic year.

 Swayam NPTEL Courses
Study Webs of Active Learning for Young Aspiring Minds (SWAYAM) is one of the world’s biggest
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) platform that offers free online education courses.
SWAYAM-NPTEL Bikali College local chapter was established in 2022 with college local chapter
ID 5533. Since its inception, the college in partnership with NPTEL has been offering various
online courses for students and faculty members. For January-April 2023 semester and JulyDecember 2023 semester exam, the Bikali College local chapter has been recognized as an
Active local chapter by the NPTEL based on the performance and participation of candidates.
The enrolment for July to December 2024 Semester will be notified soon.
https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/Single point of contact (SPOC) : Miss Sasiprova Machahary Hostels for Girls and Boys :The college has hostel accommodations for both girls and boys. Hostel seats for students areallotted on a need as well as merit basis. There are two spacious Girls' Hostel having 120 intake
capacity and a Boys' Hostel with an intake capacity of 40 wards.

 Rules and Regulations of the Hostel Boarders : All hostel boarders are expected to show respect to senior hostel boarders and address
them as 'Baideu/Dada’. Boarders must maintain decency in their choice of clothing. Entry
time to the hostel is 5:00 PM (FOR GIRLS) and 6:30 PM (FOR BOYS). Entry timing is to bestrictly maintained.

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 Only authorized hostel residents are allowed within the hostel premises. Boarders wishingto visit home must submit an application to the warden and inform the Prefect at least
one day in advance.
 The date of return has to be clearly mentioned by the student in the application. Boarders
are allowed to leave only once the application is granted by the Warden. The official
timing to meet the Warden for signature is 5:00 to 7:00 PM.
 Every boarder must record their exit and entry times, along with the date and destination,in the designated Records Register before leaving the premises and on return. Market
visits are allowed for hostel boarders only on Mondays and Thursdays. Boarders areprohibited from wearing their college uniforms while going to the market. All boarders
must ensure the hostel gate is closed upon exiting. Boarders are prohibited from leaving
the hostel with strangers.
 Posting inappropriate content on social media, especially unsolicited videos/photos,
Reels, Tiktoks of the hostel premises is strictly prohibited. If students are found to sharereels of hostel rooms .Any queries or problems faced by the boarders should be discussed
collectively after the daily prayer. The Prefect can initiate the discussion and Wardens
need to be present to moderate so that the group discussion is conducted in a civil andhealthy manner. The proceedings of such discussions have to be documented by thePrefect(s). Lights and fans must be turned off before leaving the room, failing to do so thestudent(s) will have to incur a penalty.
 Hostel residents are only allowed to use phones and laptops within the hostel premise; afine of Rs.1000 will be levied if a student is found to be using any other electronic
gadget(s).Cooking outside the campus or kitchen without permission is not allowed.
Hostel boarders are responsible for cleaning the premises, including dustbins, every
Sunday morning. Littering is strictly prohibited and all waste has to be disposed of in
dustbins. Used pads must not be disposed of in bathrooms or toilets. An incinerator isprovided which should be used by both Wardens and students.
 Damaging, and defacing hostel property will result in fines. No guests are permitted tostay in hostel rooms. Visitors are allowed only in the visitors’ arena. Visiting time isrestricted to twice a week on Saturday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and Sunday from 9:00 AM
to 2:00 PM. Boarders’ participation in the bi-monthly (two Sundays) library visit, cultural
programmes, sports, games, competitions, gardening and other academic activities
organized by the wardens is mandatory.
 In case of any conflict, the decision of the Principal/Hostel Management Committee is final
and binding. Ragging in any form is strictly PROHIBITED.

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 If found guilty strict action will be taken.
 Hostel meal timings Breakfast: 8:00 -10:00 AM
Lunch:
2:00 - 04:00 PM
Dinner: 9:00 -10:30 PM

 Aquarium House and Aquariculture Centre :The “Aquarium House and Aquariculture Centre” was launched on July 2023 and later officiallyinaugurated by Sri Tankeswar Rabha (CEC, RHAC, Goalpara, Assam) on 14 March 2024. At present
this Aquarium House and Aquariculture centre holds as many as 18 varieties of exotic fishes and
12 varieties of indigenous fishes with two breeding tanks . The positive outcome of thiscertificate course has resulted in our students to develop their skills and pursue their career as
entrepreneur in the international ornamental fish market. The Aquarium house andAquariculture center is open to adjacent institutions for study purposes in fish behavior andecology, and it will educate and influence students and locals about the need of ornamental fish
conservation. It will be a major benefit to education, research, and institutions. This Aquarium
House and Aquariculture Centre had been an outcome of Certificate Course under thesupervision and guidance of Jugal Kishore Talukdar.
Coordinator : Mr. Jugal Kishore Talukdar

 NCC:The genesis of the NCC unit Bikali College dates back to 2020, when Dr. Monoj Gogoi, Principal
and a group of visionary faculty members and students recognised the need for a structured
program to foster leadership skills among the youths. At present the NCC Unit of Bikali College isan active unit under 30 Assam Bn NCC, Guwahati with 100 cadets. The program has instilled inthem the value of discipline, comradeship, courage and patriotism.
CTO (Care Taker Officer): Mr. Pranay Basumatary.

 N.S.S :The College has a unit of National Service Scheme (N.S.S.). Community development
programmes and services are rendered by this unit. Students can join NSS to develop
personality, work-culture and leadership in particular and also to imbibe helping attitude to theunderprivileged and needy population of the neighbouring areas in particular and nation in
general.
Coordinator :Dr. Rupam Gogoi.
Joint Coordinator : Miss Deepshikha Bharadwaz

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Vermicompost :The college has a provision for vermicomposting. Dry leaves, green waste and wet waste iscollected and dumped in the Vermin-compost pit. After the collected waste goes through theprocess of composting, Vermi-compost is produced which is currently being used within thecollege premises.
Coordinator : Mr. Jyotirmoy Das

College Campus Garden:
College is surrounded by lush green trees and seasonal blooms of wide range of flowers. Springand summers gives a pleasant view to the visitors, students and staff members alike.

 Bikali College Nursery and Agro-Farming Centre
Bikali College Nursery and Agro Farming Centre is a nursery and horticulture farm establishingon February 14th, 2022, with a mission to provide quality plants, flowers and trees to local
communities and the college students while promoting sustainable gardening practices in thecollege. The nursery is located at the backyard of the administrative block and spans 22500 sq.
meters of land. The objective is to offer a wide range of products and services to meet thegrowing demands of the local market. Bikali College Nursery and Agro Farming Centre is aunique educational resource and hands on learning opportunities for the students. It enhances
the students to build careers and to develop innovative solutions for sustainable gardening andenvironmental conservation.
Coordinator: Mr. Jyotirmoy Das

 Parent-Teacher Association:
Parent -Teacher association of Bikali College is a voluntary group of parents and teachers whocome together to support the educational mission of the college. They typically aim to foster
collaboration between parents, teachers, and administrations to enhance the academic andsocial experience of students. Its serve as a valuable platform for communication andpartnership between the college and parent/guardians.
Coordinator :Mrs Swarna Lata Das
Joint Coordinator : Dr. Seemashree Daimary

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 Students’ Union:
The Bikali College Students’ Union (BCSU) is an elected body that functions as a liaison between
students and the administration. The union organises events, advocates for students’ right, andprovides various services to enhance the college experience. The Union’s term of office is one
academic year. The Bikali College Students’ Union has always been ensuring the general welfareof the students in academic as well as non-academic fields through coordination andcooperation. Every academic session the Students’ Union organises College Week and its closing
function, Freshman Social, Saraswati Puja and other National events and festivals. It regularly
publishes the annual College magazine, ‘Bikalian’. The Union undertakes the selection of
students for participation in the Inter-College sports and other cultural events.
Bikali College Students’ Union Members (2023-24)
1. President: -------------------------------- Himashree Rabha
2. Vice-President:-------------------------- Hirakjyoti Khakhalary
3. General Secretary: --------------------- Deepjyoti Rabha
4. Asstt. General Secretary: ------------ Tanmoy Rabha
5. Cultural Secretary: --------------------- Dharitri Sutradhar
6. Magazine Secretary: ------------------ Tribeni Rajbongshi
7. Major Games Secretary: ----------Nityananda Rabha
8. Minor Games Secretary: -------------- Rupam Kachary
9. Social Service Secretary: ------------- Bhumika Boro
10. Boys’ Common Room Secretary:
Rohit Rabha
11. Girls’ Common Room Secretary:
Anushmita Khakhalary Career Counseling and Guidance Cell:
The Bikali College Career Counseling and Guidance Cell have been actively working towards
providing our students with insights and guidance on choosing suitable career paths since itsvery inception. The cell conducts regular surveys among students to assess their aptitudes, scour
hidden talents and interests. Based on inputs from the students and careful analysis of the job
market, the cell designs and conducts counseling sessions, awareness programmes, lectures,workshops and short-term courses to aid the students in following their career pursuits of choice.
The cell conducts interaction with successful candidates clearing civil service examinations,entrepreneurs, bankers, higher education. The cell holds coaching for NET/SLET examination incollaboration with Civil Services Achievers’ Point, Guwahati. Since 2022 the Bikali College CareerCounseling and Guidance Cell in collaboration with Tata Consultancy Services’ Youth
Employment Programme (TCS-YEP) has been conducting training and facilitating placement
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The cell coordinators also provide and facilitate individual counselling to students so that they
can make informed decisions regarding their choice of careers and paths to take to fulfil their
dreams.
Coordinator :Miss Banasri Saikia
Joint Coordinator: Miss Rakhee Naiding

Women Cell :The College has a Women's Cell that deals with the issues and problems relating to women andgirl students. The Cell organises awareness programmes and workshops regularly. Special
counseling sessions are also organised from time to time for benefit of the student community.
Coordinator:
Miss Banasri Saikia
Joint Coordinator: Miss Sasiprova Machahary Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)
The Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) also called Internal Committee (IC) was formed in Bikali
College on March 8, 2022. The primary purpose of this committee is to address the issue ofgender-based harassment or sexual harassment in the workplace. The committee functions as
per the Guidelines of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition
and Redressal) Act, 2013. Besides hearing the grievances and addressing them per thegovernment law, the committee also undertakes annual sensitization programmes to createawareness among the staff as well as students on what entails workplace harassment and thelaws in place as punishment for anyone convicted of such harassment.
Chairperson: Dr. Monalisha Roychaudhury

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 Grievances Redressal Cell :The college has established a Grievances Redressal Cell under the University Grants Commission(Grievances Redressal of Students) Regulation, 2018, to address students' grievances related toacademic, financial, sanitation, teacher victimization, facilities, and harassment. The cell'sfunction is to review complaints and determine their merit. Students can approach committee
members in person or drop them in writing at the suggestion box located in front of theadministrative block. They can also send grievances via email to the officer-in-charge. The cell
will review all cases and act according to management policy. The objectives are to promote a
respectful student-teacher relationship and encourage students to express their grievances
freely and without fear of victimization.
Coordinator:
Mrs Rajlakshmi Hazarika
Joint Coordinator: Miss Princi Gogoi

 Sports Club:“Bikali College Sports Club” is the heart of the athletic life of the campus, where students cometogether to be trained and compete in various sport events. As a member of the club, thestudents will have access to a wide range of sports and activities designed to cater to all interests
at different skill levels. Students have shown excellence in football, kabaddi, kickboxing,taekwondo etc and represented in the state, national as well as international level.
Coordinator:
Mr. Jayanta Kumar Das
Joint Coordinator: Mr. Alinda Hazowary Nature club:
The college has a nature club named “Basundhara Nature Club”. It is a sanctuary for students
who are passionate about environmental conservation. As a member of the club, the students
have the opportunity to explore, conserve and appreciate the natural beauty surrounding thecampus. The club celebrates World Environment Day by planting saplings in the college campus
and its neighbouring villages. The students also participate in activities aimed at preserving andprotecting environment for future generations.
Coordinator:
Miss. Princi Gogoi
Joint Coordinator: Mr. Jyotirmoy Das

34 Dance Club:To hone the creative skills of the students the “Manchalengka Dance Club” has been formed. It iswhere rhythm, creativity, and passion come together to create unforgettable experiences.
Students can join the vibrant community of dancers who explores various dance styles, honing
their skills, and spreading the joy of movement across campus.
Coordinator:
Joint Coordinator:

Miss Princi Gogoi
Dr. Rupam Gogoi.

 Book Club:
The Bikali College Book Club is a haven for bibliophiles and literary enthusiasts alike. As amember of the club, the students can embark on literary adventures, engage in thoughtprovoking discussions, and connect with fellow book lovers who share the passion forreading.The club organizes book review programmes from time to time. To facilitate thestudents, the college has a state of art library with over 26000 books, 30 monthly journals and 5
daily newspapers.
Coordinator:
Dr. Monalisha Roychaudhury
Joint Coordinator: Dr. Rupam Gogoi.

 Scientia Quiz and Debate Club:The Quiz and Debate Club of the collegestimulates intellect and wit.It fosters critical thinking andintellectual discourse. As a member of the club, the students will have the opportunity to
sharpen their mind, expand their knowledge and engage in friendly competition among thefellow students. Students are also selected to participate in district-level competitions.
Coordinator:
Miss Ritumoni Saikia
Joint Coordinator: Mrs Vialina Bora

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Science Club :The Bikali College Science Club was established on December 18 2022, with the mission to enrich
the college's culture and develop a scientific attitude among students. The club provides aplatform for students to showcase their talents and experiment with various scientific methods,
encouraging active participation in club activities, creativity development, and participation incompetitions. It also conducts science exhibitions and outreach programs to expose students tovarious ideas and technologies at regional and national levels, allowing them to work in theirinterests and improve their presentation skills.
Coordinator:
Mr. Jugal Kishore Talukdar
Joint Coordinator : Dr. Abdul Wahed Mental Health and Well-Being Club:
Mental health is an important aspect for holistic development of a student. To help the students
develop a healthy mindset the Mental Health and Well-Being Club has been formed. It is
dedicated to foster supportive and inclusive community where students can prioritize theirmental health, cultivate resilience, and thrive emotionally, socially and academically. The Club
organizes mental health session from time to time and provide expert advice for the mental
wellness.
Coordinator: Miss Deepshikha Bharadwaz
Joint Coordinator : Mr. Arup Patgiri

 Yuva Tourism Club:“Yuva Tourism Club” is dedicated to exploring the wonders of the world, fostering a love fortravel and promoting cultural exchange among students. As members of the club, the students
shall have the opportunity to embark on exciting adventures, discover new destinations, visit
heritage sites and connect with fellow travel enthusiasts who share the passion for exploration.
Coordinator :Dr. Jayshree Kalita
Joint Coordinator: Miss Bimala Hazowary

36 Electoral Literacy Club:“Electoral Literary Club” of the college is a platform for students to engage in discussions,debates
and critical analysis of political and social issues. As a member of the club, the student will havethe opportunity to explore the intersection of literature and politics, discuss works of literaturethat shed light on important societal issues and engaged in meaningful dialogue with fellow
students.
Coordinator :Ms.Banasri Saikia
Member Secretary : Daniel Swargiary (BA 4 th Semester, English) Bodo Literary Society.
The Bodo Literary Society was established in 1996 in the college under the guidance of the Bodo
Department. The society organizes biannual sessions inviting resource persons from various
fields. The students of the society hold literary competitions and perform cultural programmes. It
celebrates the Bodo Literary Day annually. The Bodo Literary Society also publishes a wallmagazine namely AGOR from time to time. It organizes workshops, literary competitions, etc. incollaboration with the Bodo department,Rabha Literary Society, and other departments of Bikali
College. It aims to preserve literature, language, age old tradition and culture of the community.
President: Dr. Monoj Gogoi
Secretary : Hirok Jyoti Khakhalary (4 th Semester, Bodo) Rabha Literary Society:
The Rabha Literary Society was established in 2002. The main objective of the society is to makethe students conscious of the Rabha literature, language, tradition and culture. A magazine titled‘Sangkia’ was published in 2004. Eventually two more magazines were published by the society.
A wall magazine is also exhibited every year. The students of the society organize and participate
in various cultural and literary programmes. The society has also initiated a certificate course on
Teaching, Learning and Application of Rabha Language.
President: Dr. Monoj Gogoi
Secretary: Mr. Dipjyoti Rabha (4th Semester, Education)

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 Science Society :The College has a branch of Assam Science Society. The aim of the society is to provide a platform
for spreading scientific knowledge among students and local public. The society has been
holding regular symposia, seminars and discussion on scientific topics related to public interest.
President: Dr. Bonti Bordoloi
Secretary : Mr. Jugal Kishore Talukdar

 Zoological Society:
A zoological society has been formed in the college in October, 2018 under the ZoologicalSociety of Assam.
President: Dr. Monoj Gogoi
Secretary : Ms. Pritimoni Rabha

 Extension Cell :The college has already introduced the concept of extension education which is termed as thethird dimension in higher education. Since its inception the centre has been able to link-up andorganize training programmes with State Institute of Rural Development (S.I.R.D.), (under joint
effort of G.U.) for self-employment of students.The centre has linkage with S.I.R.D., N.G.O.'s etc.
Coordinators:
Miss Deepshikha Bharadwaz
Joint Coordinator: Dr. Nazrul Islam

Scholarship:
The following Scholarships are available for students studying in the College.
 State Merit Scholarship : students should have not less than 50% marks at higher
secondary/graduation level. Selection of these students will be done strictly on meritbasis.
 National Merit Scholarship: Students whose parental income from all sources is not morethan Rs. 3,50,000/- per annum are eligible to avail the scholarship.
 Scholarship for the students belonging to backward communities and Minority
Communities: The candidates' annual family income must not be more than ₹4.5 Lakhfrom all sources. The candidates must have passed class 12 or equivalent in the preceding
year of study for applications called for the current academic year.

38 Ishan Uday: Scholarship from UGC only for Degree & Post-graduation students: Only
students who are below the age of 30 years of age as on the date of admission in the firstsemester/year of a PG programme are eligible to apply under these schemes.
 NS for PG students: The scholarship is available only for students who are admitted to PG
degree programme through 'Regular/Full Time' mode

 Alumni Association
The Bikali college was formed in 2008 and officially registered on April 1 st , 2024. The purpose ofan association is to foster a spirit of loyalty and to promote the general welfare of the institution .
Alumni Association aims to support the institutional vision, and to strengthen the ties among thealumni, the students and the community.

Alumni Association Registration No.
RS/GOAL/251/RFSRS/202400786 of 2024-2025
UBIN: 287/702341/NOPAN/3/2024
ISSUE NO . 202400786

Members :President:
Vice-President:
Secretary:
Asst. Secretary:
Advisor :Mr. Inamul Ahmed
Dr. Kulendu Nath
Mr. Gobinand Rabha
Mr. Ashim Kachari
Mr. Imdad Hussain
Mr. Siben Patgiri

 UBA (Unnat Bharat Abhiyan)
Bikali College proudly participates in the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, an initiative under the Ministryof Education, Government of India. Launched in 2014, this visionary program aims to transform
rural development dynamics by leveraging the academic resources and expertise of higher
educational institutions across the country. In 2022, Bikali College joined this transformative
journey as a participating institute. Assistant Professor Deepshikha Bharadwaz from the
Department of Education at the helm as the project coordinator. Bikali College has adopted fivevillages: Kthakuthi Pt-I, Dighali Pt-I, Maslam Pt-I, Dighali Pt-II, and Dhupdhara Pt-II under thisprogram.

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Last year, Bikali College has conducted surveys in these villages to identify and understand theunique challenges and opportunities present as well as about the socio-economic condition ofvillagers. Through the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, Bikali College not only contributes to the nation's
rural development agenda but also provides its students with invaluable experiential learning
opportunities.
Coordinator:
Miss Deepshikha Bharadwaz
Joint Coordinator : Dr. Rupam Gogoi

 College Canteen :Bikali College has a large college canteen with around 60 seating capacity. The college canteen is
open throughout normal academic hours and does its utmost to cater to the needs of theprofessors and students.

 MOU’S :Bikali college has signed MoUs with different institutions of Assam as well as N.E India. A MoU is
an agreement between two institutions for Academic, Cultural, Sports, Extra Curricular Exchange
Program, Skill Development, Out Come Based Training, Placement & related service. Under thisMemorandum of Understanding, the two institutions will proceed to implement the following
endeavours and exchanges of ideas.

 Student Publication:
Bikali College Student Union publishes Wall Magazines. Every department produces a wallmagazine and newsletters each year, and a few departments have produced ISBN bookpublications. They have also routinely participated in many poster publications. Members ofdifferent clubs and societies also contribute to Book and Magazine publications.

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Bikali College Rules and Regulations
 Code of Conduct : All students must uphold academic integrity, respect all persons and their rights andproperty and safety of others etc.
 All students must deter from indulging in any and all forms of misconduct including
partaking in any activity off-campus which can affect the Institute's interests andreputation substantially.
 No student shall be admitted in any course of studies if he / she is found to haveindulged in activities detrimental to academic interest.
 A student who is found to violate the College rules shall be liable to disciplinary action.
 It is mandatory for the students admitted to various courses of studies to participate in
lectures, tutorial classes, remedial classes, and other academic activities. Besides, they
are required to participate in the co-curricular and extracurricular activities organized
by departments and by constituent agencies of the institution.
 Students must appear in the examinations conducted by the academic bodies, such asclass test, unit test, pre-final test and Final Examinations.
 Students found to have consumed intoxicating drinks, drugs, tobacco and indulged
inimmoral activities shall be liable to expulsion.
 Students shall have to obey the Rules and Regulations as prescribed by college.
 Any student indulging in ragging or involved in any such act is liable to expulsion
fromthe College.
 Decision of Governing body and Disciplinary committee in all matters relating tostudents’ discipline shall be final and binding.

 Discipline Maintenance Students having less than 75% of attendance in each subject are not eligible to appearin
the University/ Council Examination.
 Students should keep the college premise clean and use the college property withproper care.
 Students should keep their motor bikes and bicycles in parking area.

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 Anti-Ragging
Bikali College prohibits ragging in all forms, whether verbal or written, threats, or rudely treats a
fresher or other students. No students will be excused if found or engaged in rowdy or
undisciplined activities that cause annoyance, hardship, psychological harm, or raise fear among
the student community. It also prohibits students from engaging in actions that cause shame,
torment, or embarrassment, with or without the intent to derive sadistic pleasure or show off
power, authority, or superiority, to eliminate ragging and promote a more respectful andrespectful environment.

Anti Ragging Committee :Chairperson

Principal

Vice Chairperson

Vice Principal

Convenor

Rajlakshmi Hazarika

MemberNiva Barman

MemberPranay Basumatary

MemberStudents’ Union President

MemberStudents’ Union GS IIC (Institution's Innovation Council)
In the year 2018, the Ministry of Education (MoE) through MoE’s Innovation Cell (MIC) launched
the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) program in collaboration with AICTE for Higher
Educational Institutions (HEIs) to systematically foster the culture of innovation and start-up
ecosystem in education institutions. Bikali College has also set up to encourage the creative
energy of our students to work on new ideas and innovation and promote them to create startups and entrepreneurial ventures.
Coordinator:
Jugal Kishore Talukdar
Joint Coordinator(s): Dr. Abdul Wahed and Nayan Basak

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 ICT Cell
Bikali College ICT cell’s mission is to improve teaching, learning, and management systems
through efficient leadership, quality technological services, regular data updates, workshops,
online learning facilities, student training, ICT tools maintenance, and effective administration
through IT-enabled e-governance.
Coordinator:
Miss Sasiprova Machahary
Joint Coordinator: Miss Bichitra Saha

 Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Cell
The ESD Cell aims to ignite entrepreneurial spark in students by providing a dynamic platform totransform innovative concepts into thriving enterprises. It promotes and revitalizes theentrepreneurial culture within colleges by providing comprehensive assistance at every stage of
their journey. The Cell encourages students to pursue entrepreneurship and startup ventures as
career paths, establishing valuable connections with industry professionals. It organizes
programs like Entrepreneurship-Building a Startup, workshops like IBM Skills Build, and events
like Career Counseling and Career Fair. The Cell also hosts a Craft cum Food Fair at Bikali College
to showcase students' talents in handicrafts and ethnic items.
Coordinator:
Miss Bijita Sarmah
Joint Coordinator: Mr. Dhananjay Rabha

 Research and Development Cell
The UGC, in March this year, laid down the guidelines for the establishment of the RDCs in HEIs
across the country. The Research and Development Cell would provide environment whereincreation and dissemination of knowledge, innovation and technology development for societal
and industrial needs would be achieved by researchers through knowledge and skills, good
governance and extensive financial support.
Coordinator : Dr. Bonti Bordoloi


Staff Council:
All full time employees, both teaching and non-teaching staff of the college are members of theStaff Council.

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COMMITTEESInternal Committee:
Chairperson
MemberMemberMemberExternal Member

Dr. Monalisha Roychaudhury
Dr. Pranita Mahanta
Rakhee Naiding
Dhananjay Rabha
Bondita Borbora

Discipline Maintenance Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Bimala Hazowary
Amal Rabha
Bijita Sarmah
Dhananjay Rabha
Amit K Rabha

Library Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Librarian
IQAC Coordinator
Pankaj Rabha
Dhanashree DaimaryBanasri Saikia
Bimala Hazowary

Hostel Management Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Rakhee Naiding
Pankaj Rabha
Dipika Rabha
Swarnalata Das
Jeuty Talukdar
Niva Barman
Dhanashree Daimary
Jyotirmoy Das
Anudev Boro

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Grievance Redressal Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Rajlakshmi Hazarika
Princi Gogoi
Dr. Jayashree Kalita
Dr. Seemashree Daimary
Amal Rabha

Canteen Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Pankaj Rabha
Pranay Basumatary
Jyotirmoy Das
President, Students’ Union
GS, Students’ Union

Games and Sports Infrastructure Development Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Dr.Seemashree Daimary
Alinda Hazowary
Jayanta K Das
Pranay Basumatary
Dr. Nazrul IslamClassroom Development Committee:
Chairperson

Principal

Vice Chairperson

Vice Principal

Convenor

Pranay Basumatary

MemberAmal Rabha

MemberJugal Kishore Talukdar

MemberPankaj Rabha

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Campus Infrastructure Maintenance and Development Committee
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Prasanta Pathak
Jyotirmoy Das
Pankaj Rabha
Dr.Rupam Gogoi
Dr. Nazrul Islam

Parent-Teacher Association:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Swarnalata Das
Dr. Seemashree Daimary
Prasanta Pathak
Amal Rabha

IIC Committee :Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Jugal Kishore Talukdar
Dr. Abdul Wahed
Nayan BasakAcademic Monitoring Committee:
Chairperson
Vice-Chairperson
Members
Members
MemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
All Heads
Academic-in-charge of 3 streams
IQAC Coordinator

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Academic Council:
Chairperson

Principal

Vice-Chairperson

Vice-Principal

Members

All Heads

Annual Budget Committee:
Chairperson

Principal

Vice Chairperson

Vice Principal

Convenor

Bijita Sarmah

Member

Dr. Lakhyajit Rabha

MemberNayan Basak

Purchase Committee:
Chairperson

Principal

Vice Chairperson

Vice Principal

Convenor

Rajlakhsmi Hazarika

Member

GB Chairman

MemberPrasanta Pathak

MemberJayanta K Das

Member

Dr. Lakhyajit Rabha

MemberNayan BasakConstruction Committee:
Chairperson

Principal

Vice Chairperson

Vice Principal

Convenor

Rajlakshmi Hazarika

MemberPankaj Rabha

MemberDr. Monalisha Roychaudhury

MemberDhananjay Barman (JE, PWD Dudhnoi)

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Admission Committee:
Under Graduate
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
Coordinator
Joint Coordinator
MemberMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Girindra Thakuria (Samarth Admission
Coordinator)
Ritumoni Saikia (Samarth Nodal Officer)
Jugal Kishore Talukdar
Dr. Rupam Gogoi
Jayanta K Das
Pabitra Medhi (Office)Pradip Hazowary (Office)Higher secondary
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
Coordinator (Arts)
MemberMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberCoordinator (Science)
MemberMemberMemberCoordinator (Commerce)
MemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Rajlakshmi Hazarika
Dipika Rabha
Dr. Seemashree Daimary
Alinda Hazowary
Bijita Sarmah
Anudev BoroDr. Rupam Gogoi
Hirakjyoti Rabha
Dr. Monalisha Roychaudhury
Nayan Basak
Jugal Kishore Talukdar
Jyotrimoy Das
Dhananjay Rabha
Pankaj Rabha
Jayanta K Das
Pranay Basumatary
Ritumoni Boro

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Prospectus Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Dr.Monalisha Roychaudhury
Jugal K Talukdar
Prasanta Pathak
Jayanta K Das
Dr. Rupam Gogoi

Examination Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
Coordinator
MemberMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Dr.Bonti Bordoloi
LibrarianPankaj Rabha
Dhananjay Rabha
Jyotirmoy Das
Nayan Basak
Dr. Kulendu NathKabir Hussain

Routine Committee:
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
ConvenorMemberMemberMemberMemberMemberPrincipal
Vice Principal
Dr.Monalisha Roychaudhury
Pranay Basumatary
Pritimoni Rabha
Sasiprova Machahary
Princi Gogoi
Prasanta Pathak

Girls’ Hostel
Superintendents:Jeuty Talukdar and Swarnalata Das
Wardens:Niva Barman and Dhanashree Daimary
Hostel Inspectors (Girls): Rakhee Naiding, Banasri Saikia, Deepshikha Bharadzwaz, Princi Gogoi,
Ritumoni Saikia and Sasiprova Machahary

Boys’ Hostel
Superintendent: Pankaj Rabha
Wardens: Jyotirmoy Das, Anudev Boro, Rajadul Alam and Gokul Das
Hostel Inspectors (Boys):Dr. Rupam Gogoi and Dr. Nazrul Islam

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College uniform
College Uniform is compulsory for all students.
* The College u
uniform code is as follows:
Uniform for ‘Arts
Arts and Science
Science’ studentsFor male students : Cream coloured shirt
and coffee coloured trousers.



For female students:
Cream coloured 'kameez', coffee
c o l o u r e d 'salwar'and coffee colour
dupatta.

Uniform for ‘Commerce’ studentsFor Male students: Pale blue striped shirt
with dark blue trousersFor female students: Pale blue striped‘kameez’ w i t h dark blue salwar andblue polka dotted dupatta
dupatta.

Uniform for ‘PG’ studentsFor Male students: White shirt and graytrousers



For female students: White Salwar andwhite kameez with green polka dotted
dupatta.

50College Identity Card : All the students are to receive college identity cards at the time of admission.
 Without the identity card, no students will be allowed to enter the college and attend
class. Principal’s signature on the identity card shall be affixed within 15 days from thedate of admission.
 Students shall keep the identity card with them wherever in the college and must
produce it whenever demanded by the college authority.

ADD-ONCOURSES (2024-25)
Sl
No
1
2
3
4
8
9
10

Name of the course

Department

Coordinator

IntakeRabha Language
Certificate Course
Women’s Studies

Rabha LiterarySociety
EnglishMr.AmalRabha

60

Dr.Monalisha
Roychaudhury

60

Spoken English andPersonality
Development
Social Movement in
Assam
Investments in
Security Market
Aquarium Making andOrnamental Fish
Health Management
Basics of Fundamental
Street Lighting

EnglishMr.PrasantaPathak

60

Political Science

Ms.BanasriSaikia

60

Commerce

Dr.LakhyajitRabha

60

Zoology

Mr.Jugal Kishore Talukdar 60

Physics

Mr.NayanBasak

60

11

Emotional Intelligence Education

Ms.DeepsikhaBharadwaz

60

12

Demography andEconomic Policy
Life and Philosophy ofBodafa Upendranath
BrahmaEconomics

Ms.RitumoniSaikia

60

Bodo

Dr.SeemasreeDaimary60

KalaguruBishnu
Prasad Rabhaar
JibanDarshan

Assamese

Mrs.DipikaRabha

80

13

14

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15

Archaeological Studies Historyof Goalpara District

Mrs.MinaSarma

60

16

Mastering Geography
for Competitive
Examination
Quantitative Aptitudeand Mathematical
Reasoning

Geography

Ms.PrinciGogoi

60

Mathematics

Dr.AbdulWahed

60

17

Sanksrit Certificate Course :
Sl no
1
2

Course Name
Sanskrit Language Certificate
CourseDiploma in Sanskrit Language

Coordinator

IntakeDr.LakhmanRai

100

-do-

100

THIRD EYE EDUCATION CENTRE
1. SIX MONTHS' CERTIFICATE COURSE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATION:
ELIGIBILITY: 10+2 or equivalent from any discipline (Arts/Science/Commerce)
FEES STRUCTURE:Rs. 1500/- (for 6 Months)
COURSE CONTENT: Fundamental of Computers P. C. Software, Internet and Web Page Design,
2. COURSE - STARTUP FOR BEGINNERS (DIPLOMA)DURATION: 3 months
ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above, no prior knowledge of Computer required
FEE STRUCTURE: 1200+300=1500/3. COURSE - DTP (DIPLOMA)DURATION: 3 months
ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above, no prior knowledge of Computer required
FEE STRUCTURE: 1200+300=1500/4. COURSE –ACCOUNTS AND FINANCE WITH TALLY (DIPLOMA)DURATION: 6 months.
FEE STRUCTURE: 2500+500=3000/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above, no prior knowledge of Computer required

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5. COURSE –DCA (DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATION)
DURATION: 6 months.
FEE STRUCTURE: 1500+500=2000/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above, no prior knowledge of Computer required
6. COURSE –ADCA (ADVANCE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATION)
DURATION: 12 months.
FEE STRUCTURE: 4000+1000=5000/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above, no prior knowledge of Computer required
7. COURSE - C PROGRAMING (DIPLOMA)DURATION: 3 months
FEE STRUCTURE: 1200+300=1500/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above no prior knowledge of Computer required
8. COURSE - C++ PROGRAMING (DIPLOMA)DURATION:3 months.
FEE STRUCTURE: 1200+300=1500/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above no prior knowledge of Computer required
9. COURSE - WEB PAGE DESIGNING (DIPLOMA)DURATION:3 months.
FEE STRUCTURE: 1200+300=1500/ELIGIBILITY:HSLC & above no prior knowledge of Computer required
10. COUSRE - STARTUP IN DESKTOP PUBLISHING (DIPLOMA)DURATION:6 months .
FEE STRUCTURE: 1500+300=1800/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above no prior knowledge of Computer required
11. COURSE - SOFTWARE COURSEDURATION: 1 Year certificate course .
FEE STRUCTURE: 6000/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above no prior knowledge of Computer required
12. COURSE-DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER HARDWARE & NETWORKING.
DURATION: 6 months & 1 year.
FEE STRUCTURE: 3000/-, 6000/ELIGIBILITY: HSLC & above no prior knowledge of Computer required
13. COURSE - PGDCADURATION: One year (Two Semester)
FEE STRUCTURE: 12000/ELIGIBILITY: Graduate in any discipline*COORDINATOR: Mrs. Bichitra Saha

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Faculty Profile :ARTS
DEPARTMENT OF ASSAMESE

Dr.Pranita Mahanta
M.A./NET,
Asst. Professor

Mrs. Dipika Rabha,uage, Literature

M.A, NET,
Asst.. Professor,
Specialization:Language
Language

Dr. Jayashree
KalitaM.A, NET, Phd
Asst. Professor
Specialization/Gr
oup: Language

Dr. Rupam Gogoi
MA, NET, Phd
Asst.
t. Professor
Specialization/Grou
ialization/Grou
p: Literature,
CultureSpecialzation/Group:Lang

Dr. Kulendu Nath

M.A./NET/SLET/Ph.D
Asst. Professor

Specialization:
Language

Mrs. Tunuka
Rabha,
M.A./NET.
Asst. Professor
Specialization/Gro
up: Language

Mr. Ashim Kasari,
M.A
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Language

Dr. Snigdha Das,
M.A, Ph.D.
Asst.
t. Professor
Specialization:
Specialization
Language

Mrs. Himakshi BoroBo
MA, NET
Asst. Professor
Specialization/Grou
p: Language

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DEPARTMENT OF BODO

Dr.Seemashree
Daimary

M.A./M.Phil./NET/SLE
T/Ph.D.
Asst. Professor

Specialization:
literature

Mrs. Bimala
Hajowary
M.A./SLET/NET
Asst. Professor

Ms. Anila Swargiari
M.A. /NET-JRF
Asst. Professor
Specialization
linguistic

Specialization:
Linguistic

Ms. Rumita Daimary,MA, NET
Asst. Professor:
Professor
Specialization
linguistic

Ms. Mainaosri khakhalaryMA, NET
Asst. Professor:
Specialization linguistic

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Mrs. Bijita Sarmah,
MA/ NET/ M.phil
Asst. Professor
Specialization :Statistics andIndustrial Ecoomics

Ms. Ritumoni Saikia,

Ms. Puja Devi Hazowary

MA/ NET
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Demography,
Econometrics &Environmental Economics

M.A./NET,
Asst. Professor
specialization : Environmental
Economics, Agriculture
Economics and Environmental
Economics.

Ms. Pinky Das,
MA, Bed, Asst. Professor
Specialization; Industrial Economics,
Demography, Economics of Health,Environment and Energy Economics

Ms. Anamika Nath,
MA, Asst. Professor

Specilalization
Industrial Economics,
Demography, Economics
of Healt, Environment andEnergy Economics

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Mrs. Swarna Lata
Das
M.A. /M.Phil.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Continuing Education

Ms. Sasiprova
Machahary
M.A. /NET/NET-JRF

Asst.Professor
Professor
Specialization
Educational Administration/Planning
Planning and Financing

Ms. Deepsikha Bharadwaz,
M.A./SLET Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Mental Health andHygieneMr. Arup Das,
MA, Asst.
Asst Professor
Specialization;Counseling and guidance

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Dr. Monalisha
Roychaudhury,

M.A.,Ph.D
Assoc. Professor

Specialization:
American Literature& Women’s studies

Mrs. Rajlakhsmi
Hajarika
M.A.
Assoc.. Professor
Specialization:
American Literature

Mr. Prasanta Pathak
M.A./M.Phil/SLET

Mr. Amal Rabha
M.A.

Asst. Professor

Asst. Professor

Specialization:
European Literature

Mr. Anudev Boro,MA
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Migration and LiteratureSpecialization:
Indian English
Literature

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DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

Dr. Bonti Bordoloi,
M.Sc., Ph.D
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Cartography

Ms. Lalita Rabha, MA
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Geomorphology

Mr. Girindra Thakuria
Thakuria,
M.A./M.Phil.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Agricultural Geography.

Mr. Alinda Hazwary,
MA, NET
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
GIS and Remote Sensing

Ms. Minakshi Nath,
MA, Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Geoinformatics

Ms. Princi Gogoi,
MA, NET-JRF
JRF
Asst.. Professor
Specialization:
Geoinformatics

Mr. Hirokjyoti Rabha,
Rabha MA
Asst. Professor
Specialization: Geoinformatics

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

Mrs. Mina Sarma,
M.A.
Assoc.Prof.
Specialization:
Modern Group

Mrs.. Violina Borah
M.A. Asst.
t. Prof.
Specialisation:
Ancient History

Mrs. Takhsashila
Sarmah,MA, Asst. Prof.
Specialization: AncientIndian History

Mr. Rajadul Alam, MA
Asst.Prof.
Specialization: Ancient Indian
History

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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Mr. KabirHussain
M.A. Asst. Professor
Specialization/Group:
Public Administrationand Human rights

Ms.
RakheeNaiding
M.A. NET
Asst.. Professor
Interest Area: Electoralpolitics, ethinicity,
Autonomy

Ms. Banashree
Saikia,MA, NET, M.phil
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Northeast studies
and women studies

Mr. Gokul Das,
MA,
Asst.
t. Professor
Specialization :Public Policy and Public
Administration

Dr. Najrul Islam,MA, NET, Phd
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
International relation

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Dr. Abdul Wahed,Mrs. JeutyTalukdar

M.Sc/M.Phil./Ph.D

M.Sc./NET
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
App. Mathematics

Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Pure Mathematics

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COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY

Mr. Pranay Basumatary
M.Com./SLET ,Mr. Jayanta Kr. Das
M.Com./NET,

Asst. Prof.
Dept. of Accountancy
Specialization/Group:
Accountancy

Asst. Prof.
Dept. of Accountancy
Specialization:
Accountancy

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

Mr. Pankaj Kr.
Rabha,

Dr. Lakhyajit Rabha

M.Com./CCFA.
Asst. Prof, Dept. of
FinanceSpecializati
on:Advance Banking
And Finance

PhD/NET./JRF,
Asst Prof, Dept. of
FinanceSpecialization:
Financial Management.

M.Com.

Ms. Ritumoni Boro
M.Com
Asst .Prof
Specialization: Accounting
and Finance

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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

Mr. DhananjayRabha,
M.Com./MBA./PGDBA/DHRBK, Asst. Prof,
Dept. of Management
Specialization:
Management

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

Mr. Himangshu Kakati
M.Sc./M.Phil. Asst. Prof.
Department of Statistics
Specialization:
Operation Research

Mr. Amit Kr. Rabha,
M.Com./SLET.
Asst. Prof, Dept. ofManagement
Specialization:
HRM and Marketing
Management

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT

Mrs. Bichitra Saha,
MCA, Asst. Prof.
Dept. of Information
Technology
Specialization/Group:
Specialization/Group
Project In VB. & SQL.

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SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT
EPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Mr. Jyotirmoy Das
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Microbiology

Ms. Amrita Tulsiary,
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Plant Ecology

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Mrs. Niva Barman,

Mrs. Dhanashree Daimary

Ms. Rita Rabha,

M.Sc

M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Physical Chemistry

M.Sc, GATE

Asst. Professor

Specialization:
Inorganic Chemistry

Asst. Professor

Specialization:
Physical Chemistry

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Mr. Nayan Basak,
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Electronics

Mr. Bikon Rabha
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Condensed Matter
Physics

Mr. Harshajit Kalita,
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Condensed Matter Physics

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Ms. Pritimoni Rabha,
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Entomology

Ms. Aparajita Rabha
Rabha,
M.Sc.
M.Sc., GATE / NETAss
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Cell and Medullar Biology

Mr. Jugal Kishore Talukdar,
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Fish Biology and Fishery Science ,Chiroptera ecology

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Ms. Rishika Kalita
M.Sc.
Asst. Professor
Specialization:
Wildlife Science

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LIBRARY

Jitu Moni Das

Puja Adhikary

Librarian in Charge/

Library Assistant
MLISc.

Library Assistant
MLISc

Ankita Rabha

Ganesh Rabha

Library Assistant
B.A

Library Bearer

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Academic Calendar for the Academic Session 2024-25(As per Gauhati University Notification)
Month

Date

Event/ Activity/Target

No.of
HolidaysNo.of Working Days

1-31

Summer Vacation

31

0

July,2024

Commencement of ODD Semester Classes.

August,2024

September,2024

1-31

Class

9

Indigenous Day

15

Celebration of
Independence Day

23

Tithi of Sri Madhavdeva

26

Janmasthami

29

Sports Day

4,11,18,25

Sundays

1-30

Class

4

Tithi of SrimantaSankardev

8

World Literacy Day
Birth Anniversary of
BhupenHazarika

October, 2024

15International Day of
Democracy

24

NSS day

27

World Tourism Day

1,8,15,22,29

Sunday

1-31

Class

2

Gandhi Jayanti

6

25

6

24

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9-18

November,
2024

December,2024

DurgaPuja, Lakshmi Puja,
Janmatsav of
SrimantaSankardev andKati Bihu

15

Mental Health Day

31

Kali Puja

4th Week

Sessional Examination

6,13,20,27

Sunday1st week

Student Union Election

1-30

Class

1

Deepawali

3

BhaiDoj

7

Chat Puja

11

Education Day

15

Guru Nanak Birthday

16

Bodo Literary Society

24

Lachit Divas

26

Constitution Day

28

Visit to Local Place ofHistorical Importance by
YUVA Tourism Club

3,10,17.24

Sunday3rd Week

Odd semester Final
Examination

1st to 4th Week

Odd Semester Final
Examination & WinterVacation2

Asom Divas

10

Human Rights Day

22

National Mathematics Day

25

Cristmas Day

15

16

07

23

07

24

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January, 2025

1,8,15,22,29

Sunday1-16Winter Vacation
MaghBihu

February,2025

March, 2025

17-31

Class

25

Observation of Voters Day
and National Tourism Day

26

Celebration of RepublicDay

5,12,19,26

Sunday

1-28

Class

2

Saraswati Puja

21

Mother Language Day

26

Shivratri

28

National Science Day

2,9,16,23

Sunday

1-31

Class

8

Women’s Day

14

Pi Day14-15

DolYatra21

World Poetry Day

19

12

04

24

24

7

April,2025

22

Water Day31

Students’ Day

2,9,16,23,30

Sunday4th week

College Week

1-30

Class

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May,2025

June,2025

7

World Health Day

14-16

BohagBihu

14

College Foundation Day

18

Heritage Day

22

Earth Day

23

Book and Copyright Day

24

Panchayat Day

29

Dance Day

6,13,20,27

Sunday1st week

Even Semester Sessional
Examination

1st to 2nd week

Class

1

May Day

8

Red Cross Day

3rd to 4th week

Even Semester
Examination

4,11,18,25

Sunday

1st to 2nd week

Even Semester
Examination

3rd& 4th week

Admission of 1st Semester& Commencement of 3rd&
5th Semester Classes

2International Children’s’Book Day

21

Observation ofInternational Yoga Day

27

MSME Day

1,8,15,22,29

Sundays

Total Holidays: 148
Total Working Days:217
Holiday
Working days

Celebration

6

24

06

25

05

25

Examination

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