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UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE
[Affiliated to G.U. and Recognised by U.G.C., New Delhi (HRD under Section 2(F) & 12(B)]
KAJALGAON CHIRANG BTAD (ASSAM) - 783 385
Prospectus 2019-2020
Bachelor Programmes in Arts & CommerceDr. Nilpadmini Rabha
Principal
(Dr. Nilpadmini Rabha)
Principal, Upendra Nath Brahma College
Kajalgoan, Chirang, BTAD (Assam) - 783385
Email : unbcollege@gmail.comUPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON
UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE
[Affiliated to G.U. and Recognised by U.G.C., New Delhi (HRD under Section 2(F) & 12(B)]
KAJALGAON CHIRANG BTAD (ASSAM)
PIN- 783 385
Medium of Instruction
ENGLISH
PROSPECTUS & GUIDELINES
SESSION : 2019 - 2020
College is the Temple of Learning
Learning is Precious than Earning
Excellence & Perseverance is our MottoUPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON
Contents ...
Important Points to Note 01
Admission Schedule 01
About the College 02
Background of the College 02
Our Mission & Our Vision 03
Infrastructures 03
Library & Reading Room 04
Memorial Day & Discipline 05
Anti Ragging Measures 06
Uniform, Identity Card & SA Fund 07
Games and Sports & Motivational Activities 08
Cells for Extra-Curricular Activities/Three Year Degree Corses 09
Paper & Credits 10
Paper Code Structure and Structure of Course 11
A Credit Allocation :BA/B.Com. Honours 12
B Programme Template :BA/B.Com. Honours 13
A Credit Allocation (BA, B.Com. Regular) 14
B programme Template (BA, B.Com. Regular) 15
Admission Procedure 16
Capacity & Courses Offered in the College New Course 17
Course Offered 17
Combination Offered 18
Regular Course 19
Admission Fee 20
Departmental Profile 21-23
Office & Library Staff 24
Academic Calendar (2019-2020) 25-26UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON
Important Points To Note
Admission of B.A. & B.Com. Honours (Major) Courses into the college on MERIT BASIS.
Students intending to have Honours (Major) Course in a particular subject shall have minimum of
45% marks in that subject in the last qualifying examination.
Regular attendance in class is compulsory.
Fulfillment of 75% of attendance of classes held (lectures delivered) by the students in each subject is
compulsory as per new curriculum under CBCS of GU
Accredition of internal marks for class attendance as per specified ranges.
Sessional Examination Tests for all Honours & Regular classes (Arts & Commerce) will be conducted
by each department and attendance of students in the Tests is compulsory.
Unit Tests for all classes shall be held in due course as per academic calendar.
Gap Certificate for students seeking admission who have passed the qualifying examination earlier
than the current year should be produced at the time of admission from any of the following whichever
is applicable.
(a) Medical Certificate from the Govt. Medical & Health Officer on genuine medical grounds and
(b) Gap Certificate from SDC/BDO/Chairman, M.B. on genuine financial constraints.
Production of the following documents in original at the time of admission by a candidate is
compulsory.
(a) Mark sheet andAdmit Card of H.S.S.L.C. and last qualifying examination.
(b) Pass Certificate from the Head of the Institution last attended.
(c) Caste Certificate from the competent authority wherever necessary.
Commencement of B.A. & B.Com. Semesters as per academic calender classes (immediately after the
completion of examinations ofAHSEC and G.U. (exact date to be notified in due course).
Medium of Instruction : English.
Admission Schedule 2019-20
Description Date Time
Admission form available from 29th May, 2019 10 AM to 4 PM
Last Date of Submission of forms 10th June, 2019 10 AM to 4 PM
Notification of Selected Student 12th June, 2019
(Arts & Commerce)
Admission for Arts Stream 14th June, 2019 10 AM to 3 PM
Admission for Commerce Stream 15th June, 2019 10 AM to 3 PM
Orientation Programme for 1st Semester Students : 1st Week of August, 2019 12:00 Noon Onwards
N.B.: Dates may alter due to unavoidable circumstances.
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About The College
U
pendra Nath Brahma College, popularly known as U.N. Brahma College, the leading educational
Institution of Lower Assam as well as in Bodoland Territorial Council was founded in 2001 with the
noble ambition of bringing higher education within the reach of common people.
Ever since its establishment the college has been effectively catering to the need of higher education in
Chirang and its neighbouring districts. The college promises to provide quality education for the socio-
economic and educationally disadvantaged people.
The management of the college strongly believes in the active participation of people from all sections of the
society to face the challenges of present time so that higher education becomes a tool to realize the potential
of the students to meet their future prospects.
The college emphasises on the man-making education which will produce morally upright, intellectually
competent and spiritually guided future citizens of our Great Country.
In order to fulfill the hopes and aspirations of the people and to transform the college into a centre of
excellence the Govt. of Assam has granted the college a concurrence in the year 2005 and later received its
affiliation from Gauhati University. The college has also been recognised by UGC New Delhi, Ministry of
HRD under Section 2 (F) and 12(B) of the UGCAct, 1956.
Background of The College
U
pendra Nath Brahma College is the only full fledged three years Degree College in the heart of
Kajalgaon, the district headquarter of Chirang. Kajalgaon once a sleepy hemlet of Assam, shot into
sudden prominence when it was declared a district headquarter of Chirang as a result of the
formation of Bodoland Territorial Council in the year 2003.
At a time when the society was taken over by poverty, illiteracy, ignorance, superstition and other nasty and
immoral acts it is the selfless and untiring effort of some enthusiastic intellectuals, educationists, social
workers and the common people of the locality to realise the urgency of the hour and the need of an ideal
educational institution. As a result of it, the college was established in the year 2001 in the name of Upendra
Nath Brahma, the father of the Bodos, for realising his dreams, aspirations and philosophies to be a noble
being.
The College was lucky enough to have the services of Dr. Dinanath Basumatary, the first Principal who
dedicated himself and made many sacrifices to make the college a worthy institution of higher learning. It is
worth mentioning to record the services of Dr. Nilpadmini Rabha, present Principal of the college who came
forward to serve this institution at a time when its future was uncertain at the nascent time. Sri Kumud Narzary
took the charge as Vice-Principal of the college and serving in his best capacity.
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Our Mission & Our Vision
O ffering Honours courses in almost all the
subjects at the undergraduate level both in
Arts and Commerce, Upendra Nath Brahma
college is now recognizably a large institution of
higher learning. The college emphasises in imparting
quality education to the students to instill them with
confidence in order to face the new challenges of the
time. It has a clear mission to make the students
socially and morally responsible citizens and prepare
them to act as active agents in Nation Building
process. The college attempts to make the students
understand the value of education in present situation
and prepare them physically, socially, morally and
educationally fit in every sphere of their future life.
The college has a clear vision to emerge as a centre of
excellence in imparting quality and value-based
education to the younger generation by facilitating
them to generate employment opportunities in diverse
fields and nurturing an honest and responsible
citizenry.
Infrastructures
A t present the college provides two streams that are Arts and Commerce in TDC level offering
Honours almost in every subjects. The college has its campus with three-storeyed building on its
own land, measuring about 12 acres which is located by the side of National Highway 27C with
separate accommodations for Classrooms, Library and Reading Room, Teacher’s Common Room and
Office Room. It is hardly half a kilometer away from D.C. Office and District Centre of Chirang District
towards its north-west and about one and half kilometer towards the west from Indian Oil Corporation
(Bongaigaon Refinery), Dhaligaon. A beautiful Eco-Park with boating facilities is coming up just behind
the college. In a short span of 18 (Eighteen) years, the college has developed into a full fledged
Institution of Higher Learning with a Proven Academic Excellence with its own examination centre of
Gauhati University.
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Library
The college has a well furnished Library with a
reading room attached to it. The Library has a
stock of more than Forty-six Thousand books of
various disciplines. The stock consists of
academic text books, references, archival
materials, encyclopedias etc. Besides these it
also provides Journals, periodicals, newspapers,
Employment News, booklets, Govt. reports etc.
for the benefit of the readers. Students are
always advised to make the best use of the
college Library to expand their mental horizon
as well as their knowledge to meet the needs of
their normal academic courses and make
themselves fit for next higher classes and also for
various competitive exams. Teachers and other
faculty members are also advised to avail of the
library facilities in the best manner.
Reprographic (xeroxing) facility for the students
is expected soon.
Library Membership: Library membership is compulsory for all the students. Faculty and office staff of the
college can also avail the services of the Library. Research scholars of the neighbouring institutions are also
welcomed to access the library facility in order to support their Research activities. As per the prescribed
Library rules, faculty members are allowed to borrow 7 books for a month. Students of General course shall
be issued 2 books and Major course 3 books for 15 days. Office staff will be issued 2 books for one month.
Reading Room
The college has a
well furnished reading
room attached to the
college library where
number of students can
sit at a time and do the
needful study. Books
that are kept in the
reference section can be
utilised by the students in
the best possible manner
during their study at the
reading room. However
separate reading room
has also been arranged
for the teachers. Both
students and teachers are
expected to utilise the
reading room facilities in
the desired manner.
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Memorial Day
A memorial day is observed in the college on 31st of
March every year to mark the birth anniversary of Bodofa
Upendra Nath Brahma with a daylong colorful
programmes. It is organised to pay our tribute to the
Bodofa, the great visionary and remind the students of his
life and philosophy to be a good and generous human
being upon whose name the college has been established.
To commemorate the day, the college invites resource
persons to enlighten and inspire the students to follow the
footsteps of the great visionary, Bodofa Upendra Nath
Brahma. The programme is organised with tremendous
gusto and excitement by students and teachers in
collaboration with the entire college fraternity.
Discipline
The college firmly believes in discipline and act upon the principles of discipline. Discipline and punctuality
are the only way of success. It is mandatory for each and every students to follow the prescribed disciplines
and decorum of the college.
I. Use of mobile or cell phones during Class hours by students is strictly prohibited.
II. Students having 75% or more class attendance shall only be allowed to appear in their respective
final Semester examinations.
III. Ragging is “human rights abuse in essence”. All forms of ragging in the College campus are
prohibited. Strong disciplinary action will be taken if any one is found to be involved directly or
indirectly in ragging.
IV. Students must carry valid identity cards in the College hours.
V. Consumption of Gutkha, Pan masala, Smoking or any other intoxicants is strictly prohibitted in
the College campus.
vi. Violation of rules, irregular attendance, showing discourtesy to teachers and staff members in any
form, adoption of unfair means during examination, delinquent behaviour in the College campus
or outside, etc. are some of the offences which may invite disciplinary action like termination of
scholarship, compulsory transfer and even expulsion from the College.
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Anti-Ragging Measures
As per the order of the Hon’ble Supreme Court and recommendations of R.K. Raghaban Committee, the
College authority has constituted one Anti-Ragging Committee followed by Anti-Ragging Squad as a
preventive measure for prevention of ragging in the College Campus.
Anti-Ragging Committee:
1. Chairman Dr. Nilpadmini Rabha (Principal)
2. Convenor Dr.Akbor Hussain
3. Co-convenor Mr. Pranjit Brahma
4. do Mr. Pritiprasun Debnath
5. do Mr. Thaitan Pulgoyary
6. do All HODs, of all Depts.
7. do President/Secretary, UNBCSUS
Anti-Ragging Squad
1. Mr. Kumud Narzary ( vice-principal) Convenor
2. Mr. Dhananjay Roy Medhi Member
3. Ms. Shibika Basumatary do
4. Mr. Bhadreswar Basumatary do
5. Mr. Biswajit Basumatary do
6. Dr. Nasirul Hoque do
7. Mr.Anthony Basumatary do
8. Mr. Mantu Boro do
9. UNBCSUS memebers do
Nature of Punishment
The R. K. Raghavan Committee recommended for the following punishments to be imposed if any student is
found to be indulged or provocating ragging to the freshers of the College in and around the College campus:
a. Suspension from attending classes
b. Rustication from the College
c. Expulsion from the College.
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Uniform (colour code)
The idea of imposing uniform to the students is inspired by the institution’s initiative in inspiring a sense of
brotherhood and togetherness among the students community. It is always hoped that the uniform will foster
a sense of oneness and feeling of ‘unity in diversity’ among the students creed. The college has a separate
uniform code for both the boys and girls students of the college. The college has introduced necktie and shoe
as compulsory as per the request of the students.
For Boys For Girls
Pants Black Blouse White
Shirt Light Blue Mekhela/Dokhona Light Blue
Sweater Navy Blue Churidar/Salwar White
Necktie Black with Kameez/Sameez Light Blue
Light Blue Stripes Worni/Dupatta White
& College Logo
Sweater Navy Blue
Shoe Black Shoe Black
N.B. (i) Wearing of college uniform by the students even during ceremonies and functions organised in
the college campus is compulsory.
(ii) Proper codes of colour will be entertained at the college office.
(iii) Casual/ fancy dresses under any circumstances will not be allowed inside the college campus.
(iv) Wearing of Leggings by girls is strictly prohibited.
(v) Wearing of Low hips pants by boys is strictly prohibited.
(vi) Students are free to ware any formal dress other than the college uniform every Thursday.
(vii) Wearing of Navy-Blue Sweater during winter days is compulsory.
Students’ Identity Card
Students’ are issued the college Identity Card annualy. Old Identity Card is to be surrendered by each student
at the end of every academic session for renewal. It is mandatory for all the students to carry the College
Identity Card during class hours and at the time of disbursement of their Scholarships. The College authority
reserves the right to issue a duplicate identity card in case of loss/damage of the original card on payment of
necessary fees by the students.
Students’ Aid Fund
With a view to assist the poor and meritorious students of the college, a Students’Aid Fund has been
created by taking a minimum contribution of fees from the students at the time of admission. The college
authority after careful scruitiny of all the applications submitted by the students arrives at those, as to who
shall be given the assistance. This however, depends on the availability of the fund position of the college.
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The college provides opportunities for
students to excel in various sporting events.
The college has its own cricket and football
ground where various sporting events are held
from time to time like the one during the
college week. The College also offers
opportunities for adventure sports like Rock
Climbing, River Rafting and High Altitude
Trekking Expedition. It has its own Adventure
circle by the name of Upendra Nath Brahma
College Adventure circle. Interested students
are charged a meagre amount of fees in extra
for their participation whenever required. The
adventure circle of the college has already
conducted some remarkable sporting events
like, rock climbing and bouldering at Bhubaneswar hill, River rafting at Manas river, High altitude Trekking
expedition in Darjeeling and Sikkim, etc. The circle arranges for a Trekking expedition to different places of
India from time to time.UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON
Cells for Extra Curricular Activities
The College has constituted different cells and societies to promote extra-curricular activities among
the students of the college. Students may contact and opt for the respective cells of their interest. Each cell will
take up certain activities that shall be notified from time to time.
Name of the Cells Convenors
High Altitude Trekking and Rock Climbing Cell Dr. Nilpadmini Rabha and
Mr. Ansula Basumatary
Literary Society Prof. (i/c) Literary Section.
Debate & Symposium and Quiz Cell Prof. (i/c) Debate and Quiz Section.
Games & Sports Cell Prof. (i/c) Games & Sports Section.
Mr. Redion Narzary
Career Guidance Cell
Mr. Nil Kamal Narzary
Cultural Society Prof. (i/c) Cultural Section.
Free Career Coaching Cum Training Dr. Rezaur Rahman Sarkar
Programme for competitive examinations Mr. Manikya Giri Basumatary.
National Service Scheme (NSS) Cell Dr. Rezaur Rahman Sarkar
Three Year Degree Courses (CBCS New Course)
[(Semester System) (Six Semesters)]
The College is affiliated to Gauhati University for three year Degree course (Six semesters) in both Arts and
Commerce streams. The three year degree course leads to the degree of Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) for arts
students and Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) for Commerce Students.
The course consists of Six (6)a Semesters, with two (2) Semesters in one academic year.
From The Academic Session 2019-20 Gauhati University has introduced Choice Based Credit System
(CBCS) course programm in the undergraduate course. The students opting in the BA/B.Com first semester
from this session have to follow the new course structure given by the Gauhati University.
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Papers and Credits
The following table gives you an idea about the number of papers one MUST take in a
certain degree course and the total credit it contains.
Minimum Paper Minimum
Degree Credits
Requirements
14 Core
2 Ability Enhancement
Undergrad Degree with Honours 148
2 Skill Enhancement
(All Disciplines)
4 Discipline Specific Elective
4 Generic Elective
12 Core
Undergrad Regular Degree 124
2 Ability Enhancement
(Science)
2 Skill Enhancement
6 Discipline Specific Elective
10 Core
Undergrad Regular Degree 124
2 Ability Enhancement
(Humanities/ Social Sci/ Commerce)
2 Skill Enhancement
8 Discipline Specific Elective
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Paper Code Structure
The code structure of a paper is given below:
AAA - TT - XYYC
AAA : Subject : 3-letter subject code (See the suggested table below)
TP : Type of Course : HC (Honours Core)
: RC (Regular Core)
: HG (Generic Elective for Honours)
: RG (Generic Elective for Regular)
: HE (Discipline Specific Elective for Honours)
: RE (Discipline Specific Elective for Regular)
: SE (Skill Enhancement)
X : Semester : Numerical digit for semester One of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6
YY : Serial No of Paper : Two-digit numerical number (within the semester)
C : Credits : Either 6 or 4
ENG-AE-1014 : AECC - English Communication Paper
ASM-AE-1014 : AECC - Assamese / MIL Communication Paper
ENV-AE-2014 : AECC - Environmental Science Paper
ENG-CC-X016 : English Compulsory Paper (X=1 or 2 depending on semester)
ALT-CC-X016 : Alternative English Compulsory (X = 3 or 4 depending on semester)
ASM-CC-X016 : Assamese / MIL Compulsory (X = 3 or 4 depending on semester)
Structure of a Course (Programme Template)
The following table gives you the detailed papers and credits that a student need to take for
a certain degree.
Abbreviations
AEC : Ability Enhancement Paper
SEC : Skill Enhancement Paper
DSE : Discipline Specific Paper
GEN : Generic Elective Paper
XXX : Subject 1 (Core / Primary for Honours / Regular)
YYY : Subject 2
ZZZ : Subject 3
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9UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON 1. A Credit Allocation: BA./B.Com. Honours) 12
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1. B Programme Template: B.A./B.Com. Honours
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2.B Programme Template : (BA, B Com, Regular)
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Admission Procedure
The college adopts the following admission procedures :
1. Admission in TDC Semester - I for fresh students is made purely on merit basis. Those students duly passed in the
TDC Even Semesters Examination will automatically qualify for admission in their respective Odd Semesters.
2. Admission forms along with Prospectus can be obtained from the office of the College on payment of Rs. 300/-
during office hour.
3. Admission procedure is governed by the College admission rule. Principal’s decision is final in matters of
admission.
4. Admission form should be submitted along with the following attested copies of documents within 23 days from
the date of issue of forms failing which, the application will be automatically rejected.
(i) Admit Card of HS Exam (Attested copy)
(ii) Attested copy of Marks-sheet of last qualifying examination.
(iii) Attested copy of Caste Certificate (wherever required).
(iv) Original gap Certificate (if required).
(v) Original money receipt of the form purchased.
(vi) Two Copies of recent passport size Photograph.
6. Names of selected candidates will be displayed after scrutiny for admission. The date of admission will be
informed during the time of issuing admission forms. Registration forms will be issued to admitted students after
the admission is over. The filled up registration forms must be submitted within seven days from the date of
admission. Students seeking admission in TDC 1st Semester must enclose a Photo-copy of HS registration
Certificate.
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Capacity & Courses Offered in the College New Course
INTAKE CAPACITY
Intake Capacity of the college for New Admission is :
TDC - I Semester :
Arts 400
Commerce 100
SUBJECTWISE INTAKE CAPACITY
REGULAR HONOURS
Subject Total Subject Total
Economics 100 Economics 30
Education 100 Education 30
History 100 History 30
Mathematics 50 Mathematics 30
Philosophy 100 Philosophy 30
Political Science 100 Political Science 30
Bodo Elective 100 Bodo 40
Assamese Elective 100 English 30
Assamese 40
Courses Offered
The college offers both Regular and Honours courses.
BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.)
HONOURS COURSE
Subjects Offered : For Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Honours Courses, The following Subjects are
Offered.
I. Bodo. ii. Economics iii. Education iv. English v. History vi. Political
Science vii. Philosophy viii. Assamese
17UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON Combinations Offered Honours Subjects One Generic Elective subject to be chosen from Assamese Education Political Science Economic History Bodo Education History Political Science Philosophy Economics BDL/ASL Mathematics Philosophy Political Science Education History Philosophy Political Science Mathematics English Economics Education History Political Science History Education Political Science ASL/BDL Philosophy Political Science History Education Economics ASL/BDL Philosophy Education Political Science History Economics 18
UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON
REGULAR COURSE
Subjects Offered :
i. Economics ii. Education iii. Elective Assamese
iv. Elective Bodo v. Mathematics vi. History
vii. Political Science viii. Philosophy ix. Environmental Studies (Only for II Semester)
Option 1 : Any two of the following Subjects :
I. Elective Assamese/Elective Bodo
ii. Economics
iii. History
iv. Philosophy
v. Pol. Science
vi. Education
Option 2 : Any two of the following Subjects :
i. Economics
ii. Education
iii. Mathematics
iv. Philosophy
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM)
Subjects Offered :
HONOURS COURSE : For Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Honours Courses, the following
Subjects are offered.
I. Cost Accounting (For Accounting Honours)
ii. Human Resource Management (For Management Honours)
REGULAR COURSE :
For Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) General Courses, the following subjects are offered.
Compulsory Subjects :
i. FinancialAccounting
ii. Business Organisation and Entrepreneurship Development
iii. Indian Financial System
Optional Subjects (Any One) :
i. Business Mathematics ii. Fundamental of Insurance
Note : Business Mathematics is compulsory for Major Course.
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Admission Fee
Class wise annual fee including admission and other fee will have to pay at the time of admission as
specified below :
B.A/B.Com. B.A/B.Com. B.A/B.Com.
(I + II Semester) (III + IV Semester) (V + VI Semester)
Regular Honours General Major General Major
Admission Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300
Tuition Fee (12 months) 1500 1800 1500 1800 1500 1800
Registration Fee 550 550 x x x x
Affiliation Fee 350 350 350 350 350 350
Identity Card 150 150 150 150 150 150
Student Aid Fund 100 100 100 100 100 100
College Exam Fee 350 350 350 350 350 350
Library Fee 200 200 200 200 200 200
Faculty Dev. Fee 1400 1400 1400 1400 1400 1400
College Dev. Fee 500 500 500 500 500 500
Electricity Fee 200 200 200 200 200 200
Seminar Fee 150 150 150 150 150 150
Student’s Union Fee 500 500 500 500 500 500
Misc. Fee 150 150 150 150 150 150
Environmental Stu. Fee 300 300 300 300 x x
College Journal Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50
Adventure Circle Fee 150 150 150 150 150 150
Total 6900 7200 6350 6650 6050 6350
Attendance Rules :
For TDC Students : Students of TDC Semester I, II, III,IV, V, and VI Classes, both Honours and Regular will
be assessed internally on the basis of their respective attendance rules of GU as follows-
(i) Less than 75% 00 Marks
(ii) 76% to 80% 01 Marks
(iii) 81% to 85% 02 Marks
(iv) 86% to 90% 03 Marks
(v) 91% and above 04 Marks
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Departmental Profiles
The College provides teaching both in Arts and Commerce Stream. Both the Arts and Commerce
Stream of the College has a distinct position in imparting value based education to the young people of this
locality. The streams are run by a galaxy of reputed teachers. Ever since its inception the institution has
produced number of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce Degree holders who have excelled high in
different walks of life. These younger people of this backward part of the state are not only having personal
satisfying life but also have made a worthy contribution to the progress of the society which they belong to.
DEPARTMENT OF ASSAMESE
Ms. Nirupoma Moshahary Ms. Bandana Boro Ms. Portia Rongkho
M.A., M.Phil, (HOD) M.A., M.Phil, SET. M.A.
DEPARTMENT OF BODO
Mr. Kumud Narzary Ms. Shibika Basumatary Ms. Hemlota Khaklary Mr. Thaitan Pulgoyary Mr. Bhadreswar Basumatary
M.A., M.Phil, NET, (HOD) M.A., M.Phil, SET, NET. M.A., NET. M.A., SET. M.A., SET, NET.
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Dr. Akbor Hussain Mr. Manikya Giri Basumatary Mr. Priti Prasun Debnath Mr. Ansula Basumatary
M.A., B.Ed, L.L.B., M.A., M.Phil. M.A. (Double), M.Phil. M.A., B.Ed.
M.Phil, Ph.D.(HOD)
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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Mr. Dhananjay Roy Medhi Ms. Kabita Choudhury Mr. Suddhadev Brahma Ms. Samela Basumatary
M.A., M.Phil, (HOD) M.A., M.Phil. M.A., SET M.A.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Dr. Rezaur Rahman Sarkar Ms. Gayatri Boro Ms. Hiramoni Brahma Mr. Chetan Das
M.A., M.Phil, B.Ed., SET, Ph. D (HOD) M.A., M.Phil. M.A., M.Phil. M.A.,M.Phil., SET
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
Mr. Biswajit Basumatary Mr. Redian Narzary Mr. Anthoni Narzary
M.A., B.Ed., SET, (HOD) M.A., M.Phil, SET M.A.
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
Ms. Rita Devi
M.Sc., M.Phil, (HOD)
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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
Mr. Pranjit Brahma Dr. Nizwra Basumatary Dr. Nasirul Hoque Mr. Nil Kamal Narzary
M.A., NET, (HOD) M.A., Ph.D M.A., B.Ed., NET, Ph.D M.A., M.Phil, NET
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
Ms. Rinkumoni Borah Ms. Junumoni Brahma Mr. Kandam Rabha
M.A.(HOD) M.A., M. Phil M.A, B.Ed
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Mr. Mantu Boro Ms. Nijira Islary Ms. Chandana Basumatary Mr. Fakan Brahma Ms. Dipanwita Basumatary
M.Com., HOD M.Com., SET M.Com. M.Com. M.B.A
(MGT) (ACC) (MGT) (MGT) (HRM)
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY
Dr. Maya Moyee Narzary Mr. Narayan Basumatary
M.L.I.Sc., Ph.d, NET, Librarian M.L.I. Sc. Asstt. Librarian
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Office Staff
1. Mr. Karde Narzary Sr. Assistant (B.Com)
2. Mr. Ananda Brahma Sr. Assistant (B.A.)
3. Mr. Prahlad Basumatary Jr. Assistant (B.A.)
4. Mr. Birlang Boro Jr. Assistant (B.A.)
5. Ms. Jipilika Basumatary Office Peon (H.S.L.C)
6. Mr. Nirmal Basumatary Grade IV (H.S.L.C)
7. Mr. Ranjit Mandal Grade IV (H.S.L.C)
8. Mr. Akhil Ch. Narzary Grade IV (H.S.L.C)
9. Mr. Kartik Ch. Brahma Night Chowkidar (H.S.)
10. Mr. Bharat Basumatary Jr. Assitant (B.A.)
Library Staff
1. Dr. Maya Moyee Narzary M.L.I. Sc., Ph.d, NET, Librarian
2. Mr. Narayan Basumatary, M.L.I. Sc., Asstt. Librarian
3. Mr. Nirmal Basumatary, Library Asstt. (B.A.)
4. Mr. Saniram Moshahary Library Bearer (B.A.)
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UPENDRA NATH BRAHMA COLLEGE, KAJALGAON
Academic Calendar for B.A/ B.Com. (Semester Course)
(June 2019 to June 2020)
Months /Year & Date Class Days / Working Days / Academic & Other Activities
Examination Days / Holiday
June - 2019
17,18,19,20,21,22,24, Working Days /Class Days Commencement of TDC 3rd & 5th
25,26,27,28,29 Semester Class w.e.f. 17-6-2019
2,9,16,23,30 Sunday
All Semester Admission
July - 2019
1-6,8-13,15-20,22-27 Working Days /Class Days
29-31
Summer Vacation
7,14,21,28 Sunday
August - 2019
1-3, 5-10,14,16-18 19, Working Days /Class Days
21-23,26-31
4,11,18,25 Sunday Commencement of TDC odd
12-13 Id-Ul-Zuha Semester Classes
15 Independence Day
20 Tithi of Sri Sri Madhabdev U.N.B.C.S.U. Selection / Election
24 Janmastomi
September - 2019
2-7,9-14, 16-21, 23-28 Working Days /Class Days
1st sessional exam for TDC odd
30 semester to be held from 20-30 Sept.,
1,8,15,22,29 Sunday 2019 as per time schedule duly
1 Srimanta Shankar Dev Tithi notified.
October - 2019
1-4,14-17,21-26,29-31 Working Days /Class Days
6,13,20,17 Sunday
2 Gandhi B’Day 2nd sessional exam for TDC odd
5-13 Durga Puja, Lakhmi Puja, Janmostav of semester to be held from 20th Oct.,
Sirmanta Sankardev 2019.
18 Kati Bihu
27-28 Kali Puja & Diwali
November - 2019
1-2,4-9,11,13-16,18-23 Working Days /Class Days
25-30
3,10,17,24 Sunday Odd Semester Exam
12 Guru Nanak Bairthday
24 Lachit Divas
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Months /Year & Date Class Days / Working Days / Academic & Other Activities
Examination Days / Holiday
December - 2019
3-7,9-14,16-21 Working Days /Class Days
1,8,15,22,29 Sunday End Semester vacation & Evaluation
2 Asom Divas work from 23rd December, 2019.
25 Christmas Day
January - 2020
20-25, 27-31 Working Days /Class Days End Semester vacation & Evaluation work upto
5,12,19,26 Sunday 17th January, 2019 Commencement of classes of
TDC 2nd /4th/ 6th Semester from 18th January,
16-18 Magh Bihu 2019
26 Republic Day Annual College Week Festival to be held within
29 Saraswati Puja January, 2020
February - 2020
1,3-8,10-15,17-20,22, Working Days /Class Days
1st Sessional Exam (for Even
24-29 Semester to be completed by 3rd week
2,9,16,23 Sunday of February, 2020
21 Mahashivaratri
March - 2020
2-7,11-14,16-21, Working Days /Class Days
23-28,30-31 U.N. Brahma Memorial Day
Celebration to be Organised on 31st of
1,8,15,22,29 Sunday March.
9-10 Dol-Yatra
April - 2020
1-4,6-9,11,13,17-18, Working Days /Class Days
20-25,27-30 2nd Sessional exam (for even
5,12,19,26 Sunday semester) from 22nd April to 30th
Good Friday April, 2020.
10
14-16 Bohag Bihu
May - 2020
2,4-9,11-16,18-22 Working Days /Class Days
End Semester Exams (for Even
25-29 Semesters) followed by 10 days
3,10,17,24,31 Sunday evaluation period.
1 May Day
23-24 Id-Ul-Fitre
30 Buddha Purnima
June - 2020
1-6,8-13,15-20,22-27 Working Days /Class Days Evaluation period for End Semester
Examination.
29-30 Commencement of TDC 3rd & 5th
7,14,21,28 Sunday Semester Classes.
Note : The time schedule is subject to alteration at the discretion of the undersigned.
Dr. Nilpadmini Rabha
Principal
Upendra Nath Brahma College, Kajalgaon
26B.A./B.Com. (Semester Course)
(June 2019to June 2020)
1. Summer vacation : 1st July, 2019 to 31st July, 2019
2. Admission to TDC Classes for 1st/3rd/5th Semesters will be completed in June 2019.
3. The classes of 3rd & 5th Semester will commence from 1st week of June, 2019
4. U.N.Brahma memorial day will be observed on 31st of March, 2020.
5. Educational field trip will be arranged in the 1st-31st October, 2020.
6. Annual College Festival will be held in the last week of January, 2020.
7. Students Union Election/Selection of the college will be held within 30th August, 2019
8. 1st Sessional Exam. (for Odd Semesters) be completed by 4th week of September, 2019 and 2nd Sessional Exam.
(for Odd Semesters) be completed by 1st half of October, 2019
9. End Semester Exam. (for Odd Semesters) be completed 16th December, 2019 and will be followed by evaluation
period for next 10 days.
10. Commencement of Even Semesters classes will be from before 16th Dec., 2020.
11. 1st Sessional Examination (for Even Semester) be completed by 3rd week of March, 2020 and 2nd Sessional
Exams (for Even semesters) be completed by 4th week of April, 2020
12. End Semester Examination (for Even Semesters) be completed by 30th May, 2019 and will be followed by 10 days
evaluation period.
13. The college will organize activities such as Seminar/Group Discussion etc. for the students with the help of
departmental teachers, suitably during the year.
14. The sessional examinations in the college shall be designed in such a way that the other normal classes run
smoothly.
Note :
(1) In the event of any change in the Holidays mentioned in the Academic Calendar, the University holiday list be
followed.
Summary Odd Semester Even Semester
Class days 99 139
Freshers’/Election/Festival 02 01
End Semester Evaluation time
Holiday (including Summer Vacation) 83 41
Total 184 181Printed at OASIS OFFSET PRINTERS Chapaguri-1, Chirang, Ph : 9435020367 E-mail : oasischirang@gmail.com
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