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Lakhimpur Girls’ College

Accredited ‘A’ grade by NAAC (3.01 CGPA)


CONTENTS

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Vision, Mission,Objectives 6
The Lakhimpur Girls’ College: A Profile 7
Courses of study 8
Subjects Offered for Degree Course 9
Subjects combination for B.A.(Core Course) 10
Subjects combination for B.A.(Elective Course) 10
Subjects combination for B.Sc (Core Course) 11
Subjects combination for B.Sc (Elective Course) 11
Regulation for B.A./B.Sc. Courses under D.U. 12
Detailed Course Structure of the Under Graduate Academic Programmes under
CBCS of Dibrugarh University 18
Semester-wise distribution 0f courses in bahonours (CBCS) 21
Rules for Internal Assessment in B.A./B.Sc. Programme 22
Post Graduate Course in Home Science 23
Procedure for Admission 24
Reservation for Admission 24
Documents to be submitted 24
Selection of candidates 24
Credit point calculation 25
Facilities Provided in the College 28
Code of conduct for students 32
General rules for maintenance of discipline in the college 33
Others related Information 34
Faculty members: Humanities & Sciences 35
Library staff & Office staff 36
Lakhimpur Girls’ college in the eyes of distinguised visitors 38
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MISSION

VISION The following mission statements aim at translating the


visions of Lakhimpur Girls' College into action plans:

l To create a healthy academic environment for promotion of


To impart quality education for quality education.
building a strong foundation of l To develop a pool of highly educated women who are not only
the nation by preparing the competent in facing the present but also in shaping the
women for a world of quest, future.
ambition and excellence. l To set an ideal standard for achieving excellence in the fields
of teaching and research.
l To build competitive infrastructure to attract students,
teachers and researchers seeking to translate dreams into
reality.
l To promote innovations in planning, teaching and evaluation
to achieve higher scales of perfection.
l To make higher education a part of the social environment
through community participation and sustainable
development.

OBJECTIVES

l To enlighten the women students through higher education-


Vidya Jyotirmaya.
l To emancipate the women through higher education-
Sa Vidya Ya Vimuktaye.
l To make life beautiful -
Sundarar Aaradhana Jibonor Khel.
l To enlighten the self for enlightening the world -
Atmo Dipo Bhava.
l To promote Unity and Integrity.
l To pursue academic excellence.
l To create self-reliance among girl students.
l To cater to larger group of students by offering various
courses through conventional and distance modes.
l To strive for skillful assimilation of traditional and modern
knowledge and technology for fruitful realization of
cultural promotion.
l To pursue sustainable development and realize conservation
of environment.
l To promote communication and soft skills.
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Lakhimpur Girls’ College: A profile
Lakhimpur Girls' College, established on 16th August, 1972, is the first and foremost seat of higher education for women in
the entire north bank of the mighty Brahmaputra in upper Assam. A brainchild of the higher education loving public of North
Lakhimpur Town of Assam under the initiative of the teachers of the North Lakhimpur Govt. Girls' High School, it was
originally named as North Lakhimpur Girls' College. However, it was rechristened on 17th May, 1975 as Lakhimpur Girls'
College representing its desire to offer higher education for women for the whole of the district. It has been maintaining
consistently high academic standard since its inception and produced women who have excelled in various fields.

The College was recognized under section 2 (f) on 30.12.1978 and u/s 12 (A) on 05.07.1984. Permanent affiliation for both
the Arts and Science Streams was accorded on 12th September, 2007 by Dibrugarh University. It was brought under
provincialised system by Govt. of Assam in December, 2005 paving the way for direct control of the state government in
matters of service rules of the employees. The college also introduced distance education from the 2008-09 session with
degree, diploma and certificate courses in various subjects under K. K. Handiqui State Open University. The various career
oriented courses are functioning well. In the field of research, the college has been maintaining a good research culture
within the campus.

The present day college has an infrastructure built on a green campus. The facilities include a computerized air conditioned
central library well stocked with books and journals, well equipped laboratories in different academic departments, and a
vibrant career counseling cell. In addition to these facilities, there is also a guest room, a health center, a yoga center, a well
equipped gymnasium hall, a hostel, a quarter for hostel superintendent, an indoor stadium, a well-equipped conference hall
and a well maintained canteen. A new Arts building has recently been constructed with generous funding form the Govt. of
Assam. All the academic departments, centers and the college office are connected with round the clock internet
connectivity. Post Graduate classes in Home Science has been introduced since August, 2015. Lakhimpur Girls’ College is
the only college(Except Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat) in the entire North East India for P.G. in Home Science.
Lakhimpur Girls' College was accredited with grade 'B+' by the National Assessment & Accreditation Council (NAAC) in the
year 2004, and in the year 2005 an 'Internal Quality Assurance Cell' was established to look after the internal quality of the
college. The college has been re-accredited with 'A' grade by NAAC on 21st February, 2014.

Even in the fields of extra-curricular activities like Sports, NCC and Cultural affairs, the college has an enviable record of
enthusiastic participation. Unity, integrity and pursuit of excellence being the motto of this institution, it has been maintaining
glorious records. With all these achievements, Lakhimpur Girls’ College is poised to become a centre of excellence in near
future.

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Two years Higher Secondary (HS) Course in
Arts and Science
q Number of Seats Available
Arts = 120
Science = 60
Courses q Combination of Subjects
A. For Arts
of study l Compulsory Subjects:
q English
q MIL(Assamese / Hindi / Alternative English)
l Elective Subjects
Lakhimpur Girls’ College offers courses in the A student can select four subjects from the
Arts and Science stream only. The programmes subject list provided below with the following
offered are- options.
Subject List
l Two years Higher Secondary Course in Arts.
q Economics q Education
l Two years Higher Secondary Course in Science
q Geography q Home Science
l Three years (six semesters) Degree course in q Logic & Philosophy q Political Science
Arts. q History q Mathematics
l Three years (six semesters) Degree course in q Advance Assamese
Science. q Advance Hindi q Anthropology
l Two years (four semesters)Post Options : A student can select any one subject out
Graduate course in Home Science of the following options:
l Mathematics/Home Science /
l One year Career Oriented Courses in
Advance Assamese /Advance Hindi
q Fashion Designing
l Home Science/Anthropology/ Mathematics
q Dietetics l Geography/ Mathematics/
q Ornamental Fish Advance Assamese
q Tour and Travel Services. l Home Science/Advance Assamese
q Nursing and Health Care /Advance Hindi
q Nursery Teachers’ Training l Advance Assamese /Logic & Philosophy
l Geography/ Philosophy

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B. For Science q Skill-based Courses: A skill based course shall
lCompulsory Subjects: be mandatory for all students pursuing General
q English B.A. and B.Sc. Programmes.
q MIL(Assamese /Hindi / Alternative English) q SUBJECTS OFFERED FOR DEGREE COURSE
l Elective Subjects A. Subjects offered for B.A. course
A student can select four subjects from the l Compulsory Subjects
Subjet list provided below with the following q English
options. q MIL(Assamese or Hindi or Alternative English)
Subject List q Computer Skills/Communication Skills/
q Physics q Chemistry
Fundamental English
q Biology q Mathematics
q Multi Disciplinary
q Home Science q Geography
q Environmental Courses
q Anthropology qEconomics
q Skill based courses (For general programme only)
Options : A student can select any one subject
out of the following combinations : l Elective Subjects
l Home Science/Anthropology/Mathematics q Elective Language (Assamese/Hindi)
l Mathematics/Geography q Economics q Education
q EXAMINATIONS q Geography q Home Science
Higher Secondary 1st year examination will be q Philosophy q Political Science
conducted by the college examination cell and q History q Mathematics
2nd year final examination will be conducted by q Anthropology
AHSEC . B. Subjects offered for B.Sc. Course
Note : Four elective subjects from a stream as in l Compulsory Subjects
above can be selected. But in the final result only q English
the three best scored subjects are accounted for. qComputer Skills / Communication Skills
q Environmental Courses
Three years Degree Course (TDC) in
q Skill based courses
Arts and Science (CBCS System)
The college is conducting three years Degree (For general programme only)
Course in Arts and Science in semester mode l Elective Subjects
under Diburgarh University. q Physics q Chemistry
q Nos of seat available q Botany q Zoology
Arts : 300 ( 150 in Section A + 150 Section B) q Mathematics q Anthropology
Science : 150 q Geography q Economics
q STRUCTURE OF COURSES FOR DEGREE COURSES q Home Science
For both three years Degree Courses in Arts and
Science the course structure is like -

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SUBJECTS COMBINATION FOR B.A.(CORE COURSE)

Number of Seats To be offered in Semester-I

Major Subjects Compulsory Subject Elective course - any one

English : 40 MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Maths/Anthro/Phil./Home Sc.


one paper

Assamese : 40 MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Anthro/Geog/Phil./Home Sc.


one paper

Economics : 40 MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Maths/Anthro/Geog/Phil./Home Sc./


one paper El. Hin.

Political Science : 40 MIL-one paper and English Hist./Education/Eco./Maths/Anthro/Geog/Phil./Home Sc./


one paper El. Hin.
MIL-one paper and English
Education : 40 one paper Pol. Sc./Hist/Eco./Maths/Anthro/Geog/Phil./Home Sc./El. Hin.

MIL-one paper and English Any One subject (Pol. Sc./ Education/ Eco./Maths/ Anthro/
History : 40 one paper Geog/Phil./Home Sc./El. Hin.)

Philosophy : 40 MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Maths/Anthro/Geog/Home


one paper Sc../El. Hin.

Mathematics : 20 MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Anthro/Geog/Phil./Home Sc.


one paper
MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Maths/Anthro/Geog/Phil./
Geography : 15 one paper Home Sc/El. Hin.
MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Maths/Geog/Phil./Home Sc./
Anthropology : 15 one paper El. Hin.
MIL-one paper and English one Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Maths/Anthro/Geog/Phil./El. Hin.
Home Science: 30 paper
Hindi : 15 MIL-one paper and English Pol. Sc./Hist./Education/Eco./Maths/Anthro/Geog/Phil./
One paper Home Sc.

SUBJECTS COMBINATION FOR B.A.(ELECTIVE COURSE)


The candidates are required to offer four subjects in all :
q English
q MIL (Assamese/Hindi) or Alt. English
q For the remaining two Non-Major subjects, the students are free to choose any subject
in their combinations barring the following combinations which are not be regarded
valid.
q El. Hin / Anthro / H.Sc. / Maths. q Maths / Hist.
q Eco / El. Hin. q El. Hin / Geog. q Phil./Geog.

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SUBJECTS COMBINATION FOR B.Sc (CORE COURSE)

Number of Seats To be offered in Semester-I


available

Major Subjects Compulsory Subject Elective course - any one

(any two subjects)


Physics/Economics/Chemistry
Mathematics : 30 seats English - One paper

Mathematics/Chemistry/Economics.
Physics : 30 seats English - One paper

English - One paper Mathematics / Physics/Economics


Chemistry : 30 seats

English - One paper Chemistry/ Zoology/Home Science /Geography /


Botany : 40 seats Anthropology

Zoology : 40 seats English - One paper Chemistry, Botany/Home Science/Geography /


Anthropology

Anthropology : 5 seats English - One paper


Chemistry/Botany/Zoology/Geography

Geography : 5 seats English - One paper Chemistry/Botany/Zoology


Geography : 5 seats English - One paper Physics/Economics/Chemistry

SUBJECTS COMBINATION FOR B.Sc (ELECTIVE COURSE)

Besides one paper in English, the candidates are required to offer any of the following combinations :
q Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics : 40 seats
q Chemistry - Botany - Zoology : 40 seats
q Chemistry - Botany / Zoology - Home Sc. : 40 seats
q Chemistry - Botany / Zoology - Anthropology / Geography : 40 seats
q Chemistry - Anthropology - Geography : 20 seats

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DIBRUGARH UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS b) College: The term ‘College’ means the Colleges and
FOR THE UNDER GRADUATE ACADEMIC Institutes affiliated to or permitted by Dibrugarh
PROGRAMMES IN THE CHOICE BASED University for conducting different academic
CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS), 2018 programmes.
c) Department: The term ‘Department’ is used to mean
(With modifications in 2016 Regulations as
a Department of a College/Institute affiliated to/
recommended by the 120th Meeting of the Under
Graduate Board held on 19.11.2018 and approved the permitted by Dibrugarh University.
115th Meeting of the Academic Council,Dibrugarh d) Programme: The term ‘programme’ is used to mean
University held on 21.11.2018) the whole learning experience or combination of
courses in a particular field of study.
1. Short title, definitions and commencement : e) Course: A Programme is divided into a number of
courses. A course is a unit of instruction or segment
These Regulations shall be called the Dibrugarh of subject area under any programme. The
University Regulations for the Under Graduate traditional concept ‘paper’ is replaced by ‘course’.
Academic Programmes in the Choice Based Credit f) Academic Year: An academic year means a period
System, 2018. These Regulations shall be effective for of twelve months consisting of two semesters.
the Courses of Study leading to the Bachelor g) Semester: The word “semester” is used to mean a
Degree(s) in Arts (BA), Science (B.Sc.) and Commerce half-yearly term or term of studies including
(B.Com), which shall be of three years duration examinations, vacations and semester breaks.
comprising of six semesters. Hereinafter, it will be h) Semester Duration: A semester normally extends
referred to as DU-UGCBCS Regulations, 2018. over a period of 15 class weeks. Each week has 30
hours of instruction spread over the week.
The Regulations shall come into effect from the i) In – semester: The word “in-semester” is used to
Academic Session, 2019-2020. refer to the continuous evaluation within the half-
yearly term.
The Regulations shall be applicable to the students
j) End-semester: The word “end-semester” is used to
enrolled in the aforementioned Academic Programmes
refer to the terminal processes of examinations and
under CBCS conducted by the Colleges/ Institutes
evaluations at the end but within the half-yearly
affiliated to/permitted by Dibrugarh University from the
term.
Academic session 2019-2020.
k) Credit: ‘Credit’ defines the quantum of contents/
syllabus prescribed for a course and determines the
2. Short Title, Definitions and Commencement:
number of hours of instruction required per week.
2.1 Definitions:
Thus, normally in each of the course, credits will be
a) CBCS: CBCS means Choice Based Credit
assigned on the basis of the number of lectures/
System. Choice Based Credit System is a flexible
tutorials/ laboratory work and other forms of learning
system of learning. ‘Credit’ defines the quantum of
required to complete the course contents in a 14-15
contents/syllabus prescribed for a course and
week schedule:
determines the number of hours of instruction
i) 1 Lecture per week = 1 Hour duration per
required. This system permits students to-
week =1 Credit
l learn at their own pace
ii) 1Tutorial per week = 1 Hour duration per
l choose electives from a wide range of Elective
week =1 Credit
courses offered for the programme
l undergo additional courses and acquire iii) 1 Practical per week = 2 Hours duration per
more than the required number of credits week =1 Credit
l adopt an inter-disciplinary approach in Note: The lecture sessions and tutorials shall not be
learning substituted with any other
l make best use of the expertise of available
Faculty.

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Activities like seminars, group discussions etc. Any change in the Academic Calendar/Schedule
j) Course teacher: A teacher or any person engaged may be made by the University whenever
by the University/ College for teaching a Course Necessary.
shall be called a Course teacher. He/ she shall 2.3 Extent of Application:
perform the following functions: The Regulations shall be applicable to the students
i) teaching a course approved by the statutory enrolled for the Courses of Study leading to the
authorities. Bachelor degrees in Arts (BA), Science (B.Sc.) and
ii) maintaining attendance and performance (B.Com), which shall be of three years duration
records of all the students registered for the distributed into six semesters.
course(s) he/she teaches.
iii) conducting In-semester Assessment (Internal 2.4 Academic Schedule:
Assessment) The Academic Schedule of the Bachelor degrees
iv)involving himself/ herself in preparation and in Arts (BA), Science (B.Sc.) and (B.Com)
moderation of question papers, evaluation, Programmes under the CBCS shall be
scrutiny and finalization of results of the administered as per the Academic Calendar of the
course(s) etc. whenever needed. University published for every academic session.
v)Participating in various curricular and co-
curricular activities as and when necessary. a. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.):
k) College CBCS Board: There shall be a College A student passed the Higher Secondary
CBCS Board to monitor and supervise the i Examination (10+2) of the Assam Higher
mplementation of the CBCS, which shall be Secondary Education Council, or an equivalent
constituted as Below: examination (10+2) recognized as such by the
i) The Principal of the College - Chairperson University.
ii) The Vice-Principal of the College -Vice-
Chairperson b. Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.):
iii) The Heads of the Departments - Members A student passed the Higher Secondary
iv) The Coordinator, IQAC - Member Examination (10+2) in Science stream of the
v) A Senior Teacher of the College nominated by - Assam Higher Secondary Education Council, or an
Member Secretary the Principal of the College equivalent examination (10+2) recognized as such
by the University.For admission into the B.Sc. in
2.2 Semester Duration: Chemistry, Physics and Geology Honours, a
i) Odd Semesters: June –November (including candidate must pass the Higher Secondary
end-semester examinations and semester Examination (10+2) in Science
breaks) stream of the Assam Higher Secondary Education
ii) Even Semester: December -May (including end- Council or an equivalent examination with passing
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(i) The admission or eligibility criteria shall be fixed by subjects (within the Programme) opt these electives
the Academic Council from time to time whenever shall be considered as inter-disciplinary and shall be
necessary. The University/ colleges/ institutes may called GE courses.
alsdopo at own policy for admission or selection of
eligible candidates for admission complying with the Further, there may be few courses conducted under the
eligibility criteria prescribed in the clause 2.5(i). UGC’s Programmes on Massive Open Online Course
(MOOC)s. The University may time to time fix the
(ii) No student shall be eligible for admission to an criteria for MOOCs as per the relevant UGC Guidelines
Academic Programme in any discipline unless he/she on digital education.
has successfully passed the qualifying examination c) Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability
fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria from a Enhancement Courses shall be of two kinds- ‘Ability
University /Institute recognized by Dibrugarh Enhancement Compulsory Courses’ and ‘Skill
University. Enhancement Courses’. These courses shall be
inter-disciplinary (within the Programme) in nature.
(iii) Statutory reservation policy of the government shall ‘AEC’ Courses are the courses based upon the
be followed in case of selection of eligible candidates content that leads to Knowledge enhancement.
for admission.
Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
3. Course Structure: (AECC):(a) Environmental Science (2 Credit), (b)
3.1 The Course Structure of the Academic Programmes Communicative English (2 Credit) and (c) Alternative
under the CBCS shall be as per the Course Structure English/Communicative Hindi /MIL (2 Credit)
given in Annexure I. The nature of the Courses for all
Under Graduate Academic programmes shall be as 3.2 A Course may also take the form of a Dissertation/
below: Project work/ Practical training/ Field work/ Seminar,
etc.
a) Core Courses: Compulsory components of an
Academic Programme. 3.3 A student shall have to study the academic
programme as per the scheme of the Programme.
b) Elective Courses: Elective courses shall be chosen Even if a candidate earns the required number of
by each student from a pool of courses. These credits before completion of the full duration of the
courses may be intra-departmental, i.e. Discipline programme, he/she shall not be entitled for the
Specific Elective (DSE) as well as inter- degree.
departmental, i.e., Generic Elective (GE). The
students shall have to choose minimum number of 4. Course Enrolment
DSE and GE in every semester as prescribed in the 4.1 The minimum and maximum credits to be opted by a
Course Structure. These courses shall be: student for qualifying of a graduate degree shall be as
per the Course Structure given as Annexure I.
(i) supportive to the discipline of study 4.2 Change of Courses shall not be permitted after
(ii) providing an expanded scope sending the records of the students to the University
(Iii) enabling an exposure to some other for registration.
discipline/ domain
5. Attendance
There shall be a basket of at least eight Elective 5.1 The course teacher shall be responsible for
Courses havingequal number of credits. For the maintaining a record of attendance of students who
students of the same discipline/ subjects these elective have enrolled for the course.
courses shall be intra-disciplinary and shall be called 5.2 All course teachers shall intimate the Principal/
DSE Courses. If the students of other discipline/ Director of a college/ Institute through the Head of the
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before the last instruction day in the semester, the Semester examination. A Student cannot repeat In
particulars of all students who have less than 80% of semester examinations. The department may arrange
attendance during the total number of class days. special in-semester examination wheneve necessary.
(e) End Semester Examination:
5.3 A student who has less than 80% attendance in (i) There shall be one End semester examination
average shall not be permitted to sit for the End- carrying 80% Marks in each course of a Semester
semester examination. covering the entire syllabus prescribed for the
Course. The End semester examination is normally
Provided that it shall be open to the University to grant a written/ laboratory-based examination/Project
exemption to a student who has attended a minimum of Work/ Dissertation.
70% classes but failed to obtain the prescribed 80% (ii)The Controller of Examinations shall make
attendance for valid reasons, on recommendation of necessary arrangements for notifying the dates of
the Head/Chairperson/ Principals of the Department/ the End semester examinations and other
Centre/ College on payment of a prescribed fee(s). procedures as per Dibrugarh University Rules (at
least 20 days in advance) and the Academic
The Principals of the Colleges shall announce the
Calendar notified by the University.
names of all students who shall not be eligible to take
(iii) Normally, the End-semester examination for each
the End-semester examinations in the various
course shall be of three hour duration.
Courses and send a copy of the same to the Controller
(f) Confidential Works:
of Examinations. Such candidates shall have to repeat
Setting of question papers, moderation of question
the concerned course (s) when it is offered next.
papers, evaluation of answer scripts, scrutiny,
tabulation of marks, etc. and announcement of results,
5.4 A student declared as discollegiate shall not be
shall be governed by the Dibrugarh University
allowed to proceed to the next higher Semester. He/
Examination Ordinance.
She shall need to pursue the Semester afresh in which
he/ she was declared as discollegiate along with the g) The mode of the conduct of the end-semester
next fresh batch. examinations of the practical/dissertation courses
shall be partially external as below:
6. Examination and Evaluation: 1. The end-semester examinations of all practical/
(a) Examination and evaluation shall be done on a dissertation courses shall be conducted by a Board
continuous basis, at least three times during each of Examiners consisting of the internal examiner
semester. (the concerned course teacher) and an external
(b) There shall be 20% marks for internal assessment and examiner appointed by the Controller of
80% marks for End-semester examination in each Examinations.
course during every semester. 2. A student shall not be allowed to take more than one
(c) There shall be no provision for re-evaluation of the project work in a single semester.
answer-scripts of the endsemester examinations. (h)The mode of end-semester examination and
However, a candidate may apply for re-scrutiny. evaluation of the Course shall be specified in the
(d) Internal Assessment: detailed syllabus of the Course concerned.
(i) In internal assessment, different tools such as (i) End-semester Practical examinations shall normally
objective tests, written tests,assignments, paper be held before the theory examinations.
presentation, laboratory work, etc. suitable to the (k) Betterment Examination:
courses may be employed. The Procedure for (i) A student shall be entitled to take the “betterment
Internal Assessment is prescribed in Annexure III. examinations” in any two theory courses of any of
(ii) The students shall be informed in advance about the six semesters after passing the Sixth Semester
the nature of assessment.Students shall be examination only once. In this case, the higher
required to compulsorily attend internal assessment marks secured by the student shall be retained.
including appearing the Sessional Tests, failing The candidates shall have to apply for betterment
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(ii) No betterment shall be allowed in the practical
Letter Grade with meaning Grade Point*
examinations.
O Outstanding 10 (Marks securing
7. Results and Progression: above 90%)
a) A candidate shall be declared as passed a course,
provided he/ she secures- A+ Excellent 9 (Marks securing
80%-90%)
(i) at least 40% of marks in each Course in the End
Semester Examinations. A Very Good 8 (Marks securing
(ii) at least ‘P’ grade in the 10 point scale combining 70% -80%)
both the in-semester and End Semester
Examination performance. B+ Good 7 (Marks securing
(iii) There shall be no separate pass mark for Internal 60% -70%)
Assessment.
B Above Average 6 (Marks securing
b) A candidate shall be declared as passed a semester/ 50% -60%)
programme, provided he/ she secures at least ‘P’
grade in the 10 point scale (given in clause ) in all the P Pass 5 (Marks securing
Courses separately. 40% -50%)
c) There may be moderation of Internal Assessment
F Fail 0 (Marks securing
marks/End Semester marks as and when necessary.
below 40%)
d) The marks of In-semester examinations obtained by
the candidate shall be carried over for declaring any Abs Absent/ Incomplete 0
result.
e) A candidate who fails or does not appear in one or
g) Since the Semester system involves continuous
more courses of any end semester examinations up to
assessment, there shall be no scope for a student to
Sixth Semester shall be provisionally promoted to the
appear as a private candidate in any programme in this
next higher semester with the failed course as carry
system.
over course(s). Such candidates will be eligible to
h) A candidate shall be declared to have passed the
appear in the carry over course in the next regular Bachelors Degree in the concerned discipline
examinations of those courses. provided he/she has passed all the Semesters and in
f) If a candidate clears the sixth semester examination all the Courses separately.
before clearing all the courses of the previous i) The Controller of Examinations shall declare the
semesters, the result of the sixth semester results of the DU-UG CBCS Examinations and issue
examination of that candidate shall be withheld and Grade-sheets.
his/ her results shall be announced only after he/ she j) The first rank holder of a programme shall be decided
clears the courses of the previous semesters. on the basis of the CGPA. However, the Overall
A student must clear all his/ her Semester Weighted Percentage of Marks (OWPM) of a
Examinations within Six (6) years from the dates candidate shall be considered in case of tie in CGPA.
of admission to the First Semester of any
Programme irrespective of the number of 8. Grading System
examinations appeared by the student, viz. First 8.1 The absolute grading system shall be applied in
and Second Semester Examinations shall have evaluating performance of the students.
8.2 The following scale of grading system shall be applied
to be cleared in six consecutive chances, Third
to indicate the performances of students in terms of
and Fourth Semester Examinations shall have to
letter grade and grade points as given below:
be cleared in five consecutive chances and Fifth
* Exclusive Class Interval technique shall be followed
and Sixth Semester Examinations in four
in calculation of Grade Point.
consecutive chances. However, after the first
8.3 The Letter grade ‘B+’ and above shall be considered
chance of the Fifth and Sixth Semester
as First Class and Letter grade ‘B’shall be
Examinations, the candidate shall be considered
considered as Second Class.
as a non-regular candidate.
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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.
8.4 A student is considered to have completed a course 11. Rules for Admission on Transfer from other
successfully and earned the prescribed credits if University:
he/she secures a letter grade other than F (Failed) or (a) The University shall allow admission on transfer of
‘Abs’ (Absent/Incomplete). students from other Universities.However, such
8.5 If a candidate secures ‘F’ grade in a Course, he/she transfer shall be permissible provided that-
shall have to reappear in the Course in the next (i) both the Universities conduct the same degree
legitimate chance. programmes under the CBCS.
8.6 If a student secures ‘F’ grade in Project Work/ (ii) the course structure along with the nomenclature of
Dissertation/ assignment etc., he/she shall have to the courses are similar between the two Universities,
re-submit it after necessary revisions. The Result (i) the combination of courses opted by the candidate are
shall be declared with next regular batch. not changed.
8.7 ‘Abs’ grade shall be awarded to a candidate if he/she (b) In fulfillment of the conditions as laid down in clause 11
has not fulfilled the following requirements: (a), a candidate may be allowed to get admission on
(i) If a candidate fails to appear in any Course(s) in transfer from other Universities on production of
an end semester examination. transfer certificate, proof of classes attended,
(Ii)If a candidate fails to submit the project work/ migration certificate, etc. not later than 1 (one) month
dissertation / assignment of an end semester from the commencement of the classes of the
examination. semester concerned. The records of class
(iii) If a candidate is certified as not eligible to appear attendance, performance in internal assessment in
in any course(s) in an end semester examination his/her credit shall be carried over on admission and
by the Course Teacher(s) due to insufficient shall be computed for the purpose of examination.
attendance in lectures, tutorials, practical or field With such permission of transfer, the Credits
works. earned by the student shall also be accepted by
8.8 The candidates not appearing in a Semester the University.
Examination shall be considered as an ‘Abs’ (c) A candidate shall have to apply for transfer in the
candidate and that will be reflected in the Grade prescribed format of the University.
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.
8.9 Results of the candidates appeared in the
Betterment or Backlog Examinations shall not be
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Detailed Course Structure of the Under Graduate Academic Programmes under
CBCS of Dibrugarh University

A.Details of Courses under B.Sc. (Honours)


Course *Credits
Theory+ Practical Theory+ Practical
I. Core Course (6 Credits)
14 Courses 14×(4+2) = 84 14×(5+1) = 84
Core Course Practical/Tutorial*
II. Elective Course (6 Credits)
8 Courses

A.I. Discipline Specific Elective 4×(4+2) = 24 4×(5+1) = 24


(4 Courses)
Discipline Specific Elective
Practical/Tutorial*

B. I. Generic Elective/Interdisciplinary 4×(4+2) = 24 4×(5+1) = 24


(4 Courses)
Generic Elective
Practical/Tutorial*
v Optional Dissertation or Project Work in place of one Discipline Specific Elective Course (6 credits)
in 6th Semester.

AECC SEC

III. Ability Course Title Credit Course Title Credit


Enhancement
Courses Environmental Science 2 SEC I 4 (2+2)
Communicative English 2
MIL/ Communicative
Hindi/Alternative English 2
Total= 6 Credit Total= 4 Credit

Total Credit Structure (Minimum)

Core DSE GE AECC SEC Total

14 Courses 4 Courses 4 Courses 3 Courses of 2 1 Subject of 4 26


of 6 Credit of 6 Credit of 6 Credit Credit Credits (2 Courses
Credit in each
Course)

84 24 24 6 4 142

* Institute should evolve a system/policy about ECA/ General Interest/Hobby/Sports/


NCC/NSS/related courses on its own.
** Wherever there is a practical there will be no tutorial and vice-versa

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B. SEMESTER-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES IN B.Sc. HONOURS (CBCS)

Sem CORE Ability Enhancement Skill Elective: Elective:


COURSE Compulsory Course Enhancement Discipline Generic
(14) (AECC) (2) Course (SEC)(2) Specific DSE (4) (GE) (4)

I C 1 (6C) AECC 1 GE-1(6C)


Communicative
English (2 C)
C 2 (6C) AECC 2
MIL/ Communicative
Hindi/ Alternative
English (2C)

II C 3 (6C) AECC 3 GE-2(6C)


Environmental
Science (2C)
C 4 (6C)

III C 5(6C) SEC-1.1 (2C) GE-3(6C)


C 6(6C)
C 7(6C)

IV C 8(6C) SEC-2.1 (2C) GE-4(6C)


C 9(6C)
C 10(6C)

V C 11(6C) DSE-1 (6C)


C 12(6C) DSE-2(6C)

VI C 13(6C) DSE-3(6C)
C 14(6C) DSE-4(6C)

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Detailed Course Structure of the Under Graduate Academic Programmes under CBCS of
Dibrugarh University
A. Details of Courses under B.A. (Honours)

Course Credits
Theory+ Practical Theory+ Practical
1. Core Course (6 Credits) (4+2) 14×= 84 14×(5+1) = 84
(14 Course)
Core Course Practical/Tutorial*

2. Elective Course (6 Credits)


8 Courses
A.I Discipline Specific Elective 4×(4+2) = 24 4×(5+1) = 24
(4 Courses)
Discipline Specific Elective
Practical/Tutorial

B.I. Generic Elective/Interdisciplinary


(4 Courses)
Generic Elective (Practical/Tutorial*)

*Optional Dissertation or Project Work in place of one Discipline Specific Elective Course (6 credits) in 6th
Semester.

III. Ability Enhancement Courses

AECC SEC

Course Title Credit Course Title Credit

Environmental Studies/ Science 2 SEC I- Course I 2

Communicative English 2 SEC I- Course II/ SEC II 2

MIL/ Communicative Hindi/ 2


Alternative English

Total= 6 Credit Total= 4 Credit

Total Credit Structure (Minimum)

Core DSE GE AECC SEC Total

14 Courses 14 Courses 14 Courses 3 Courses 4 Credit 26 Courses


of 6 Credit of 6 Credit of 6 Credit of 2 Credit (2+2)

84 24 24 6 4 142

* Institute should evolve a system/policy about ECA/ General Interest/Hobby/Sports/


NCC/NSS/related courses on its own.
** Wherever there is a practical there will be no tutorial and vice-versa.

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SEMESTER-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES IN BA
HONOURS (CBCS)

Sem CORE Ability Enhancement Skill Elective: Elective:


COURSE Compulsory Course Enhancement Discipline Generic
(14) (AECC) (2) Course (SEC)(2) Specific DSE (4) (GE) (4)

I C 1 (6C) AECC 1 GE-1(6C)


Communicative
English (2 C)
C 2 (6C) AECC 2
MIL/ Communicative
Hindi/ Alternative
English (2C)

II C 3 (6C) AECC 3 GE-2(6C)


Environmental
Science (2C)
C 4 (6C)

III C 5(6C) SEC-1.1 (2C) GE-3(6C)


C 6(6C)
C 7(6C)

IV C 8(6C) SEC-2.1 (2C) GE-4(6C)


C 9(6C)
C 10(6C)

V C 11(6C) DSE-1 (6C)


C 12(6C) DSE-2(6C)

VI C 13(6C) DSE-3(6C)
C 14(6C) DSE-4(6C)

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1. The marks allotted for Internal Assessment (20% ) in each course
shall be based on the following:
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
Rules for Internal and duly authenticated by the college/ institute concerned.
4. After evaluation, the answer scripts should be shown to the students
Assessment in
and corrections should be made if necessary. After this, the answer
B.A./B.Sc. scripts should be collected back from the students.
Programmes 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.
6. 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.
7. 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.
8. The University may call the answer scripts from the colleges/
institute at any time during the academic sessions.

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POST GRADUATE COURSE IN HOME SCIENCE

Home science is the science of a home and


community. It includes all the things that
concern the person, home, family members,
resources and society. Home science
education is worth life education. It is the
education for “ better living” and the core of this
education is the “family ecosystem”. Its scope
is not limited only to household activities of
women : it provides diverse exposure to the
learners and practitioners. Home science
prepares the students with great variety of
vocation and career fields and also enables
them to get self employed.

Lakhimpur Girls' College has introduced P.G.


course in Home science from the academic
session 2015-2016 under Dibrugarh university
for the first time in the North East India in
college level. Assam Agriculture university has
been providing constant necessary support
and guidance for proper implementation of the
course.

Total No of Seat u 15 (Fifteen)


Mode u Self Financing
Fees Structure uRs. 25,000/-
per Semester
Duration u 2 years
(Four Semester)
Eligibility u BA/BSc with Major
in Home Science
Selection Procedure uOn the basis of merit
/Admission test

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PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION

q General information
l Applications for admission to the college should be made in prescribed form available in the college
office.
l Admission to the college and hostel is allowed strictly on merit basis and subject to approval of the
principal.
l The date of interview for admission to be various classes are notified in advance.
l A list of the eligible candidates for admission is put up on the college notice board before the day of
interview
l Interview and admission take place on the same day and same time.
l The candidate will have to present personally in the interview with necessary documents.

q Reservation for Admission


The college follows the Government Reservation rules
l There is reservation for SC, ST and OBC/MOBC students.
l There is also Tea garden employees quota,Sports and Music quota for admission into various classes.
l Students with outstanding quality may apply to the Principal directly in a plain sheet with all supporting
documents and certificates.
N.B. :
l Students who are admitted on sports quota are required to attend practice regularly failing which their
admission will be cancelled.
l They will not be granted transfer to other Colleges in First Year.
l Wards of tea garden employees are to produce necessary documents.

q Documents to be submitted
A candidate must produce the following documents in original at the times of admission.
l Mark Sheet and pass certificate of the last qualifying examination.
l Photo copy of original certificate from the Head of the Institution last attended.
l Certificate of Date of Birth.
l Caste certificate form competent authority(wherever applicable) .
l Certificate /Documents for co curricular activities (if any).
l Gap period Certificate from appropriate person if any (for a maximum of one year only)

q Selection of candidates
For B.A./B.Sc. 1st Semester course:
Students will be admitted to B.A./B.Sc. 1st Semester strictly on merit basis either in Major course or in
General course. The merit list for General course will be prepared on the basis of the total marks obtained in
the first five subjects offered in H.S. Examination. For Major course, a separate merit list will be prepared for
each major subject from the applicants in order of merit, the criteria being the Credit point. A candidate can offer
three options for major and credit points for each option need to be calculated in the prescribed form. Details of
how to calculate credit point are given below

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CREDIT POINT CALCULATION
A. For B.Sc.
Percentage (%) of marks secured by a candidate at the HS or equivent examination in English or MIL/Alt. English
whichever is more +% of Marks in 1st Elective +% of marks in 2nd Elective +% of marks in 3rd Elective (only best
3 Electives) will be treated as “Total Marks” for the purpose of calculating credit point. While computing total
marks on the basis of the best 3 electives, subjects like Physical Education will not be taken into account as such
subjects have no bearing on the B.A. & B.Sc. courses offered in this college.
After calculating ‘Total Marks’ as above % of Marks of the subject in which the candidate desires to offer Major will
be added. The marks so arrived at will be treated as “Credit Point” for the purpose of preparing the merit list of
candidates against each Major subject.
Example 1 : Say, a candidate has secured the following marks in HS Examination out of 100 in each subject and
she has shown first preference for Chemistry Major.
Eng MIL/Alt. Eng Chem Phy Maths Bio Grand
Total
65 75 75 80 85 70 380
Total marks will be 75+75+80+85 = 315 Credit Point for
Chemistry Major will be 315+75 = 390

Note : Where the candidate has not offered the subject in HS examination in which she desires Major (only in
case of those subjects which are allowed as per DU regulation) her Credit Point will be calculated by adding the
aggregate % of marks as shown in the Mark sheet to her total marks.
Example 2 : Say, the candidate (Ref. Example 1) desires to offer Geography as Major.
Total Marks = 315
Aggregate % of marks = 380/5 = 76
Credit Point = 315+76 = 391
Her position in the merit list of Geography Major will be determined by this Credit Point.

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Calculation Procedure of Credit Point for admission into TDC 1st Semester (Science) for the
following Major Subjects:

Major subject Minimum requirement Credit Point

Anthropology HS (Sc.) with Anthropology Total marks +% of marks in Anthropology


HS (Sc.) without Anthropology Total marks + aggregate % of marks

Botany HS (Sc.) with Biology & Chemistry Total marks +% of marks in Biology

Chemistry HS (Sc.) with Chemistry, Total marks +% of marks in Chemistry


Mathematics & Physics
Economics HS(Sc.)

Geography HS (Sc.) with Geography Total marks +% of marks in Geography


or
HS (Sc.) without Geography Total marks +aggregate % of marks

Mathematics HS with Mathematics Total marks +% of marks in Mathematics

Physics HS (Sc.) with Physics & Mathematics Total marks +% of marks in Physics.
Minimum marks in Mathematics must be 40%

Zoology HS (Sc.) with Chemistry & Biology Total marks +% of marks in Biology.

Note : Concerned department may specify from time to time the minimum % of marks required to be
eligible for offering any particular subject.

B . For B.A.
% of marks in English +% of marks in MIL/Alt. English +% of marks in 1st Elective +% of marks in 2nd Elective
+% of marks in 3rd Elective= Total marks. Credit Point= Total marks so arrived +% of marks of the subject which
the candidate desires to offer as major.

Example 1 : Say, a candidate secured the following marks in HS out of 100 in each subject. English-70, Alt.
English-75, Political Science-68, Economics-78, History-70 and Education-62.
The candidate has shown preference for English as major. The Credit Point of the candidate for English major
will be calculated as follows:
Total Marks = 361
Credit Point = 361+70 = 431
Her position in the merit list for English major will be determined by this Credit Point.

Note : In case the candidate desires to offer major in a subject which he/she did not study in HS (provided DU
regulation allows it), his/her Credit Point will be calculated as follows if nothing else is mentioned specifically :

Example 2 : Say, the candidate (Ref. Example 1) desires to offer Geography as Major.
Total Marks =361 (Ref. Example 3)
Aggregate % of Marks =361/5 =72.2
Credit Point =361+72.2 = 433.2
Her position in the merit list for Geography major will be determined by this Credit Point.

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Calculation Procedure of Credit Point for admission into TDC 1st Semester (Arts) for the
Following Major Subjects:

Major Subject Minimum requirement Credit Point


Anthropology HS with Anthropology Total marks +% of marks in Anthropology
or
HS without Anthropology Toal marks + aggregate % of marks
Assamese HS with Assamese MIL Total marks +% of marks in Assamese
MIL/Advance Assamese(whichever is higher)
Economics HS with Economics Total marks +% of marks in Economics
or
HS without Economics but Total marks +% of marks in Mathematics/
with Mathematic/Statistics Statistics
Education HS with Education Total marks +% of marks in Education
or
HS without Education Total marks + aggregate % of marks
English HS (Arts/Sc.) Total marks +% of marks in English
Geogrphy HS with Geography Total marks +% of marks in Geography
or
HS without Geography Total marks + aggregate % of marks
Hindi HS with Hindi MIL Total marks +% of marks in Hindi
History HS with History Total marks +% of marks in History
or
HS without History Total marks + aggregate % of marks
Mathematics HS with Mathematics Total marks +% of marks in Mathematics
Philosophy HS with Logic Total marks +% of marks in Logic
or
HS without Logic Total marks + aggregate % of marks
Political Science HS with Political Science (P.Sc.) Total marks +% of marks in P.Sc.
or
HS without Political Science Total marks + aggregate % of marks
Home Science HS with Home Science Total marks +% of marks in Home Science
Or
HS without Home Science Total marks + aggregate % of marks

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FACILITIES PROVIDED IN THE COLLEGE

q HOSTEL FACILITIES :
The college has one Girls’ Hostel within the college campus with 200 seat capacities. Hostel seats are
alloted at the time of admission strictly on the basis
of merit.

HOSTEL RULES
l The boarders must maintain a decent, dignified
and disciplined hostel life style inside and outside
the Hostel.
l They must abide by the Rules and Regulations
of the Hostel as may be prescribed to them by the
College Authority, violation of which will lead to
strict disciplinary action amounting to expulsion of
the guilty inmate from the Hostel leading to
consequent expulsion from the college.
l Boarders must enter into the Hostel within the time as may be fixed by the Superintendent for summer
and winter seasons and must be present at their respective seats at the time of roll call.
l Boarders are required to sign on a register every time they leave the hostel premises ( except during
college hours) to fill in the required details and sign again on return. Strict measures are to be taken
against any boarder found violating
l Guest/Visitors are not allowed to enter any rooms alloted to the resident except with permission of the
authority.
l Visitor other than local guardians are not allowed to meet the boarders of the hostel except on such
days, time and duration as may be fixed by the Principal .
l All the boarders must abide by the Mess-rules prescribed by the Mess committee. They have to pay
their Mess-dues as may be fixed from month to month by the Mess committee within Tenth day of
every month.
l Boarders are required to keep their rooms tidy, neat and clean and observe proper methods of disposal
of garbage.
l Use of electric equipments such as lron, Heater etc. is not permitted.
l Boarders are required to maintain silence during study hours. Any kind of disturbance during
study hours is treated as serious offence.
l No boarders should stay away from the hostel on any day without the prior permission of the
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q LIBRARY AND READING ROOM

College has a computerized, beautiful and well managed


central library. The library is equipped with substantial
number of books and journal. There is a separate room for
both students and teachers.

Library Opening Hours :


Week days : 10 AM - 4 P.M.
Issue time : 11 AM - 2 P.M.
Return time : 2 PM - 4 P.M.

Reading Room/Study Centre Hours:


Summer : 8 A.M. - 5.30 P.M.
Winter : 8 A.M. - 4.30 P.M

q DIGITAL CLASS ROOM


College has a well furnished digital class room with all modern IT
based teaching aids.

q COMPUTER LABORATORY
Developed Computer Laboratory with 20 Nos of computer with a
generator set.

q STUDENTS’ AID FUND


The college provides special scholarship to few selected
meritorious students from poor economic background. On
application to the Principal with necessary documents an amount
upto a maximum of Rs. 1500/- (lumpsum) is granted .

q STUDENTS’ TRAVELL CONCESSION


Students are entitled to Travel concession by rail on production of
identity card on their way home from the institution and back during
vacation only.

q COLLEGE CANTEEN
The college has a well maintained canteen. The canteen is running
smoothly to provide food at subsidized rate mainly to the college
students and other college communities.

q INDOOR SPORT FACILITIES


“A healthy mind lives in a healthy body”. Believing in the above
adage the institution provides all kinds of encouragment and
opportunities to the students to develop their proficiency in sports.
Indoor stadium of the college provides facilities in sports like
badminton, basketball, table-tennis etc.

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q GYMNASIUM

The college has a well equipped gymnasium hall with modern and
sophisticated instruments

q SCHOLARSHIP GYMNASIUM

The following categories of scholarship are available to the


meritorious student

l National Merit Scholarship.


l State Merit Scholarship.
l SC/ST - As prescribed by the Project Director ITDP.
l OBC / MOBC - As prescribed by the Sub-Divisional Welfare
Officer.

q TUTORIAL CLASSES

There shall be tutorial classes in each subject in both HS Arts and


Science.

INDOOR SPORTS FAC FACILITES


q REMEDIAL COACHING

Under UGC assistance, the college has introduced remedial coaching for general examinations and special
Coaching for entry into services for SC/ST, and Minority students w.e.f. 10th plan period.
q Wi-Fi ENABLED
The whole campus of Lakhimpur Girls' College is well connected through wired as
well as wireless networks. Students will be able to access high speed internet through
Relience Gio 4G Network. The coverage of Wi Fi is not only restricted to class rooms
but also extends to all the areas including library, hostel, canteen, etc. All the websites
browsed by the students will be monitored regularly.

YOGA CENTRE AND CONFERENCE HALL

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STUDENT’S UNION
The Lakhimpur Girls’ College Students’ Union (LGCSU) is the general body of the students of the college . Its
membership is compulsory for every regular student of the college. The office bearers are elected annually. No
other students’ Association/Union is recognised by the college
RULES FOR TWO WHEELERS
q All students with two wheelers to carry their driving licence.
q Wearing the helmets is mandatory for all students driving two wheelers.

AWARDS FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCES


l Late Radhika Devi Memorial Scholarship to be merited by the student securing high aggregate marks
in Higher Secondary Examination from the college.
l Late Mafizur Rahman Borua Memorial scholarship to be merited by the student securing highest
marks in English in the Higher Secondary Examination from the college and getting admitted into
TDC First year of the college.
l Late Brajendra Nath Dutta Memorial scholarship to be merited by the student securing highest marks
in Assamese Major course (not less than 50%) from the college.
l Late Janaki Devi Memorial Scholarship to be merited by the students of TDC-I,II,III classes securing
highest marks in the last annual examination.
l Late Dipumoni Saikia Memorial Scholarship to be merited by the student securing highest marks in
Economics Major in TDC-III final Exam.
l Late Munindra Nath Dutta Memorial scholarship to be merited by the student securing highest marks
in Mathematics Major course from the college.
l 'Nanda-Sneha Award'-in memory of Late Nandeswar Dutta and Late Snehalata Dutta to be merited to
the Highest mark holder in Political Science (Major) in final degree examination.
l Late Purnima Borah Memorial Awards to be marited by the student securing highest mark(at least 1st
class) in Philosophy Major.

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CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS
q COLLEGE UNIFORM
College Uniform is compulsory. Students not in proper uniform are not allowed to enter the college. The uniform
will be as follows.
Either - White Salwar and white Kurta (knee lenght) with college emblem and green borders on the sleeves. In
addition to this a green and white jaipuri printed dupatta will be a part of the uniform which is to be purchased from
authorised sale centers.
OR-White Mekhela and White Chadar with green border and with white blouse.
*Regarding sweater (for winter season) the colour will be off-white.
q IDENTITY CARD
The college authority issues an identity card at the time of admission to every student. This card is non-
transferable. It contains vital information abouth the holder, viz. name, smester, class-roll no. and a passport size
photograph duly attested and signed by the Principal. Every student is expected to carry the card with her at all
times.
q ATTENDANCE
Regularity in attendance and punctuality are signs of one’s commitment to learning. Hence students are expected
attend their classes regularly. Students who do not attend the minimum required % of the Dibrugarh University/
College authority will not be allowed to appear in the end semester examination.
q RESPECT FOR PROPERTY
Care and respect for common facilities and utilities are an essential component of social responsibility. In view of
this any wilful damage to college property will be considered as an offence.
q ANTI RAGGING
Lakhimpur Girls' College maintains a Zero Tolerance Policy on Ragging and other activities which are declared as
punishable offence. It strictly follows the “UGC Regulation on curbing the menace of Ragging in Higher
Educational Institutions 2009” as per the directions of the honourable Supreme Court of India. If any incident of
ragging comes to the notice of the authority, the concerned student shall be given liberty to explain and if his
explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority would expel him from the institution.
q CELL-PHONE
While cell phone have become very common, it is necessary that they be used judiciously. Their use during
academic activities and official function violates etiquette and manners. To prevent this, use of cell phone is strictly
prohibited during college hours.
q ALCOHOLS, DRUGS, ETC
Use of any kind of Alcohols, Drugs and Tobacco etc. is strictly prohibited in the college campus.

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GENERAL RULES FOR MAINTENANCE OF DISCIPLINE IN THE COLLEGE
l The societies and associations shall be subject to such guidance and control as the college administration
may prescribe from time to time.
l Only such societies or associations as have been recognised by the principal shall have the facilities of the
college premises.
l All notices desired to be circulated by the students anywhere in the college and hostel premises shall
require the approval of the principal.
l Principal’s signature over the identity cards shall be affixed within 15 days from the date of admission and
bringing identity cards to college is compulsory for all students.
l Filled up registration forms should be submitted in the office within the stipulated time as fixed by college
office. No registration form will be received after such time.
l Monthly college fee may be paid to the college on all week days except on Saturday from 10-30 AM to 1 PM
. During payment the previous receipt is to be produced.
l For pass certificate from the college one has to apply one day ahead and for a transfer certificate application
to be made at least two days ahead.
l Class attendance of a student should not be less than 75% .
l The following activities of the students in the college will be treated as serious offence. All powers for
maintaining discipline are vested with the Principal and the disciplinary action committee and their decision
shall be final in all such matters.
q Encouraging and participating in ragging of any type.
q Forcible disruption of classes.
q Destruction of college properties like furniture, walls, fencings etc.
q Misbehaviour shown towards fellow friends, teachers and employees of this college.
q Forwarding any type of wrong information to the college authority.With an aim to maintain a completely
ragging free campus, the college authority has adopted a policy of zero tolerance towards ragging
Student can call up the members of the committee in any time.
Students’ diary The student will be provided a diary which have to be carried with
Themselves. The diary will be verified by teachers or any other authority at any moment

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OTHERS RELATED INFORMATION

q CAREER & COUNSELLING CELL


The College has launched career-Counselling cell for the benifit of student in
2004 with an objective to provide the life skills to student and to make them
efficient for the competitive job market. The cell also provides updated in
formations to the students regarding carrer counselling cell remains open for
for there hours daily and is well equipped with computers, internet facilities
and sufficient reading materials like competative examination books, text
book, newspaper etc. for providing information regarding various career
opportunities.
q PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE
Performing Arts Centre, Lakhimpur Girls’ College has been newly started in
the college from 9th Sept., 2016. The vision of the centre is to develop the
inner potentiality of the students through various debates, seminars and
symposia to be held from time to time inviting Resource Person having
expertise on their own field for better guidance. Three school are started
functioning under the centre. There are - (i) School of Drame, (ii) School of
Mime, (iii) School of Recitation.
q NATIONAL CADET CORPS(N.C.C.)
The N.C.C. is an organisation which provides a golden opportunity for cadets
to develop leadership qualities, self confidence, to be a disciplined and
devoted citizen in order to promote the cause of Nation and Nation
Building.The college has been providing scopes to undergo N.C.C.training
since 1977.
q NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME(N.S.S.)
N.S.S. in an another important organisation.Since 1977, the students of our
college have been rendering benevolent service to people around the whole
district of Lakhimpur through this organisation. It unfolds the opportunities to
the students to inculcate the spirit of fellow-feeling, service to the people for
their socio-economic upliftments.
* Incentives are provide to students for active participation in NCC, NSS,
Sports, Cultural and Literary activities.
q ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL
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Lakhimpur Girls' College Environment Council was established on 5 June,
2012. The council has a mandate to promote environmental awareness
nation wide with aims at education for a green future
q RESEARCH COUNCIL
Research Council of Lakhimpur Girls’ College has been promoting active
research within and outside the college campus. Dibrugarh University has
recognized the Department of Botany of akhimpur Girls' College as a
research centre for research leading to Ph.D. Under the supervision of Dr.
Debojit Boruah three research scholars have been awarded Ph. D.by
Dibrugarh University in 2016.
q PUBLICATION CELL
Publication Cell, Lakhimpur Girls' College is reconstituted with two fold
responsibilities :
• To collect catalogue and preserve all documents, photographs and other
articles of relevance to the Institute.Scanned with
•To co-ordinate and facilitate the publication activities of the
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SWAYAM
Students of Lakhimpur Girls' College can opt for various courses from University Grants Commission-Massive
Open Online Courses (UGC-MOOCS) under SWAYAM. They can contact the SWAYAM coordinator of the college
Mrs. Binita Hazarika, Associate Professor, Department of Physics(Mobile No.94353-87309)for any query.

Student Information Services


Lakhimpur Girls' College has started information delivery service for students through sms from the session 2018-
19 for all academic and other important information. Forthis, all students must enrol their phone numbers (mobile)
at the time of admission.

Scientific Mentor
Dr.Uddhab Bharall, Internationally acclaimed scientific Innovator and Inventor from North
Lakhimpur has been roped in as scientific mentor of the college.

FACULTY MEMBERS: HUMANITIES & SCIENCES


Principal : Dr. Surajit Bhuyan, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Vice Principal : Mr. Upen Ch. Pujari, M.Sc.,M.Phil (For UG & PG Classes)

Vice Principal : Ms. Binu Hazarika, M.A.( For H.S. Classes )

Assamese : Philosophy :
1. Mr.Koseswar Sarma,M.A., M.Phil (Head) 1. Ms. Tulumoni Boruah Mahanta, M.A.(Head)
2. Mr.Hiranya Sabhapandit, M.A., M.Phil. 2. Mr. Anil Kr. Hazarika, M.A.,M.Phil.
3. Ms.Swapnali Borgohain, M.A., M.Phil. History :
4. Mr. Kusumbar Chetia,M.A., M.Phil. 1. Mr. Durlav Raj Taid, M.A.(Head)
2. Mr. Nipon Panging, M.A.
English :
3. Mr.Jayantajit Bordoloi,M.A, M.Phil.
1. Mr. Kanan S.Khandayatray, M.A., M.Phil
2. Dr.Bhupen Chutia,M.A.,Ph.D.(Head)
3. Ms.Parineeta Dihingia, MA Education :
Hindi : 1. Ms. Binu Hazarika, M.A.
1. Dr. Deva Kanta Panging, M.A.,M.Phil, Ph.D.(Head) 2. Mr. Robin Kakati, M.A., B.T.(Head)
2. Ms. Meera Das, M.A.,M.Phil.
3. Ms. Anita Deka Borah, M.A., M.Phil.
3. Ms Amee Mehjafi Hussain,M.A.,M.Phil.
Economics :
Mathematics:
1. Mr. Dulen Gogoi, M.A., M.Phil.(Head)
2. Dr. Gobin Ch. Baruah, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D. 1. Mr. Upen Ch. Pujari, M.Sc.,M.Phil.(Head)
3. Mr. Mangal Kro, M.A. 2. Mr. Dilip Kumar Bora, M.Sc., M. Phil.
4. Mr. Bikash Das, M.A, 3. Mr. Prabhat Ch. Dutta. M.Sc.
Political Science : Home Science :
1. Ms. Momi Gogoi, M.A., M.Phil. 1. Ms. Roopa Roy, M.Sc.
2. Dr. Kalidash Brahma, M.A.,Ph.D (Head)
2. Dr. Basanti Dihingia, M.Sc., Ph.D.
3. Ms. Surabhi Kakati, M.Sc.(Head)
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Physics : Zoology :
1. Mr. Manoranjan Hazarika, M.Sc. 1. Dr. Minati Bora, M.Sc., B.Ed.,Ph.D.
2. Ms. Binita Hazarika, M.Sc., M.Phil. 2. Mr. Mohendra Gogoi, M.Sc.
3. Mr. Rajen Dutta,M.Sc.(Head) 3. Dr. Sabita Borah, M.Sc.,B.Ed.,Ph.D.
Chemistry : 4. Dr. Ranjan Kumar, M.Sc.,B.Ed., Ph.D.(Head)
1. Mr. Mridul Kr. Dutta, M.Sc. Anthropology :
1. Dr. Lohit Hazarika, M.A.,Ph.D. (Head)
2. Dr. Sabitri Saikia Kakati, M.Sc., Ph.D.
2. Ms. Minakshi Baruah,M.Sc.
3. Mr. Siba Prasad Sarma, M.Sc., M.Phil.(Head)
Geography :
4. Dr. Mridul Buragohain, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil.,Ph.D
1. Ms. Nabami Bhuyan, M.A,B.Ed.,M.Phil. (Head)
Botany :
2. Dr. H.M.A. Shahid, M.A., B.Ed. Ph.D.
1. Mr. Himangshu Saikia, M.Sc.
2. Mr. Jyoti Prasad Borah, M.Sc.
3. Dr. Debojit Baruah, M.Sc., Ph.D.(On lien)
4. Ms. Malobika Chaliha, M.Sc.(Head)
5. Ms. Jyotirekha Saikia Bora, M.Sc., B.Ed.,M.Phil.

LIBRARY STAFF
Name Designation Qualification
1. Mr. Deepankar Saikia Librarian M.Li.Sc., M.Phil.
2. Sri Cheniram Senapati Library Bearer H.S.L.C.
3. Ms. Khirada Saikia -Do- ---
4. Mr. Kiran Saikia -Do- —

OFFICE STAFF
Name Designation Qualification
1. Sri Naren Das Head Asstt. H.S.
2. Mr. Kumud Ch. Koch Office Asstt. H.S.L.C.
3. Mr. Bogen Chutia Accountant B.A.
4. Mr. Prasanta Sonowal Lab. Asstt. B.Sc.
5. Mr. Someswar Chutia Office Asstt. B.A.
6. Mr. Bhupen Saikia Office Asstt. M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Li.Sc
7. Mr. Deeponkar Bhuyan Computer Operator (Contractual) B.A.

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FOURTH GRADE EMPLOYEES
1. Mr. Jogen Das Bearer (Education)
2. Mr. Paniram Kalita Bearer (Physics)
3. Mr. Mohendra Kalita Bearer (Botany)
4. Mr. Ananda Nayak Bearer (Home Science)
5. Mr. Nabajyoti Das Bearer (Zoology)
6. Mr. Kamal Nath Bearer (Zoology)
7. Mr. Bhuban Saikia Bearer (Anthropology)
8. Mr. Simanta Neog Bearer (Geography)
9. Miss Meena Bora Bearer (Chemistry)
10. Mrs. Dipali Das Bearer (Home Science)
11. Mr. Manoj Kr. Borah Peon
12. Mr. Pabitra Nath Peon
13. Mr. Jiten Nath Peon
14. Mr. Nomal Das Peon
15. Mr. Dadu Das Peon
16. Mr. Pranabjyoti Bora Bearer(Chemistry)

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prosperity. work.
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Secy. Gen. & Treasurer,
IGU, Delhi University
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Prof. Dulal Ch. Goswami
Retd. Professor
Gauhati University
30-10-2018

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