S.B.DEORAH COLLEGEProspectus 2021-22

The prime vision of the college is to transform the college into an excellent centre of

learning. We intend to provide our students a congenial environment for learning and

development of skills, required not simply for living and livelihood but also to face the

challenges of a rapidly evolving society, and to make the students better human

being.

Vision

<To become one of the leading educational institute of the region and to be a centre for

dissemination of knowledge and services to the society through teaching, learning and extension

activities.

<To provide state-of-the-art infrastructure for the all-round development of the students.

<To create the foundation for developing leadership quality and professional skills of the students.

<To encourage students to look beyond their curriculum and nurture their talents in various fields.

<To provide value based education and to inculcate the principles of morality, devotion, duty and

responsibility among the students.

Mission

<

<

<To ensure the overall personality development of the students.

<To build excellent community relationship.

<To develop moral and ethical values and scientific temper.

<To promote the feeling of nationalism and universal brotherhood.

To develop the college as an exemplary institution of higher education.

To enhance knowledge and skill of the students.

Objectives

Motto :

(Knowledge is Power)

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S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE Prospectus 2021-22

S. B. Deorah College, established in 1984 under the pioneering leadership of some visionaries of Ulubari area of Guwahati is a prominent seat of higher learning in the North East. Here, we strive to impart quality education to the learners who come from various parts of the region. We also try to imbibe the core values of life to the students so that they become good human beings and good citizens.

We have been providing conventional Arts and Commerce education in all these years. In 2018-19 session, we started B.Sc. at the undergraduate level. We are extremely pleased that the Govt. has accorded approval of our Science Stream in 2020-21 and sanctioned the necessary teaching and non-teaching posts. One of our priority areas is development of skills among the students and we aspire to introduce some vocational and job-oriented courses in the near future. The introduction of Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) by Gauhati University at UG level in 2019-20, will go a long way in this regard.

Centrally located in the city of Guwahati, the campus is endowed with a good infrastructure and modern facilities. We have a digital/smart classroom cum conference room with video conferencing facility. Our science laboratories are also state-of-the-art and probably the best in town. In 2020-21, we completed two floors of our New Academic Building. In the ground floor, we have housed three classrooms and the Girls' Common Room. Our library is shifted to the first floor of the new building and is fully digitalised. We have subscribed a 10 Mbps Internet Leased Line and we provide unlimited WiFi and Internet connectivity to the students as well as the faculty members. We also have a well-equipped and fully furnished Girls' Hostel in the campus. With grants received from RUSA, the entire College building was renovated. We have also installed a 25 KW solar power plant in the campus and thus, turned ourselves from consumer to a producer and supplier of Green energy.

Maintenance of discipline, punctuality and regularity is top priority of this institution. The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the College takes care of improving quality and suggests measures for overall development of the College. In November 2015, NAAC re-accredited our College and we secured 'B' Grade with CGPA of 2.46. In 2019-20, we applied for NIRF 2020 and we are pleased to inform that our college is listed under NIRF too. The College continued its participation in the NIRF process for the year 2020-21 as well. We are trying our level best to provide best of facilities to the students. During the COVID 19 pandemic, we introduced online classes in 2019-20 and 2020-21 for the students, and we hope to continue it even after the colleges are re-opened along with the conventional offline mode. We have also uploaded study materials, class videos and audios in our online portal for the benefit of the students. We can assure that our students will fondly remember the College after passing out and call themselves a proud alumnus of this institution.

Thank you,

Dr. Dharmendra NathPrincipal

Message from the Principal

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S.B.DEORAH COLLEGEProspectus 2021-22

The prime vision of the college is to transform the college into an excellent centre of

learning. We intend to provide our students a congenial environment for learning and

development of skills, required not simply for living and livelihood but also to face the

challenges of a rapidly evolving society, and to make the students better human

being.

Vision

<To become one of the leading educational institute of the region and to be a centre for

dissemination of knowledge and services to the society through teaching, learning and extension

activities.

<To provide state-of-the-art infrastructure for the all-round development of the students.

<To create the foundation for developing leadership quality and professional skills of the students.

<To encourage students to look beyond their curriculum and nurture their talents in various fields.

<To provide value based education and to inculcate the principles of morality, devotion, duty and

responsibility among the students.

Mission

<

<

<To ensure the overall personality development of the students.

<To build excellent community relationship.

<To develop moral and ethical values and scientific temper.

<To promote the feeling of nationalism and universal brotherhood.

To develop the college as an exemplary institution of higher education.

To enhance knowledge and skill of the students.

Objectives

Motto :

(Knowledge is Power)

2

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE Prospectus 2021-22

S. B. Deorah College, established in 1984 under the pioneering leadership of some visionaries of Ulubari area of Guwahati is a prominent seat of higher learning in the North East. Here, we strive to impart quality education to the learners who come from various parts of the region. We also try to imbibe the core values of life to the students so that they become good human beings and good citizens.

We have been providing conventional Arts and Commerce education in all these years. In 2018-19 session, we started B.Sc. at the undergraduate level. We are extremely pleased that the Govt. has accorded approval of our Science Stream in 2020-21 and sanctioned the necessary teaching and non-teaching posts. One of our priority areas is development of skills among the students and we aspire to introduce some vocational and job-oriented courses in the near future. The introduction of Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) by Gauhati University at UG level in 2019-20, will go a long way in this regard.

Centrally located in the city of Guwahati, the campus is endowed with a good infrastructure and modern facilities. We have a digital/smart classroom cum conference room with video conferencing facility. Our science laboratories are also state-of-the-art and probably the best in town. In 2020-21, we completed two floors of our New Academic Building. In the ground floor, we have housed three classrooms and the Girls' Common Room. Our library is shifted to the first floor of the new building and is fully digitalised. We have subscribed a 10 Mbps Internet Leased Line and we provide unlimited WiFi and Internet connectivity to the students as well as the faculty members. We also have a well-equipped and fully furnished Girls' Hostel in the campus. With grants received from RUSA, the entire College building was renovated. We have also installed a 25 KW solar power plant in the campus and thus, turned ourselves from consumer to a producer and supplier of Green energy.

Maintenance of discipline, punctuality and regularity is top priority of this institution. The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the College takes care of improving quality and suggests measures for overall development of the College. In November 2015, NAAC re-accredited our College and we secured 'B' Grade with CGPA of 2.46. In 2019-20, we applied for NIRF 2020 and we are pleased to inform that our college is listed under NIRF too. The College continued its participation in the NIRF process for the year 2020-21 as well. We are trying our level best to provide best of facilities to the students. During the COVID 19 pandemic, we introduced online classes in 2019-20 and 2020-21 for the students, and we hope to continue it even after the colleges are re-opened along with the conventional offline mode. We have also uploaded study materials, class videos and audios in our online portal for the benefit of the students. We can assure that our students will fondly remember the College after passing out and call themselves a proud alumnus of this institution.

Thank you,

Dr. Dharmendra NathPrincipal

Message from the Principal

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S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

Contents

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

A brief history :

Courses of study and number of seats in each course

Sreenivas Basudev Deorah College, popularly referred to as S.B.Deorah College, nestles in an ideal location in the arterial G.S.Road of Guwahati. Formerly named, Ulubari College, this institution started functioning in the premises of the

thneighbouring Ulubari High School in the evening on 9 September 1984 with 75 students in its roll for the higher secondary programme.

The College has been set up with the painstaking efforts of a few academically conscious personalities who felt the need of an institution of higher education in the Ulubari locality. Late Chidananda Das, former Registrar of Gauhati

thUniversity, was the founder President of the Steering Committee of the College. On 9 September 1987, the college started functioning from its own temporary Assam-type shed. It was upgraded to the status of Degree College in the same year.

thAt a public meeting held on 4 November 1989, it was decided to entrust S.B.Deorah Charitable Trust to construct a two storeyed R.C.C building with a plinth area of 9000 sqr. feet for the college. Accordingly the building was constructed providing the required infrastructure for all administrative work, teaching-learning and co-curricular activities. In recognition to the contribution of the trust, the Ulubari College Authority renamed the college after Sreenivas Basudev Deorah as S.B.Deorah College.

The college is affiliated to the Gauhati University and came under the deficit grant-in-aid schemes of Government of thAssam on 11 January 1996. It has attained permanent UGC registration under Section 2(f) & 12 (B) of UGC Act, 1956, in

the year 2005.The college has remained tall and strong for 35 years since its inception moving from strength to strength. It stands as an

emblem of knowledge and wisdom where the students are nurtured to be better individuals and to be useful members of society. An efficient and firm administration along with a team of dedicated and sincere faculty members are committed to the goal of providing quality education and creating a harmonious and healthy environment making the students self-sufficient and instilling in them the confidence to realize their dreams.

The college offers two year Higher Secondary Course under AHSEC and three year degree course in Arts, Science and Commerce under Gauhati University. Students securing less than 40% in HSLC Examination will not be given admission in general category in H.S Arts and Commerce course.

SL. No. COURSE SEATS

1. H.S. ARTS 100

2. B.A. - Honours & Regular 300

3. B Sc - Honours & Regular 200

4. B Com - Honours & Regular 120

H.S. ARTSCompulsory Subjects1) English2) Either Alternative English or Assamese (MIL)3) Environmental Education

COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS FOR HIGHER SECONDARY

N.B: Fourth elective subject is optional

Elective SubjectsA student may select any four of the following subjects1) Either Economics or Advance Assamese 2) Either History or Mathematics3) Education4) Political Science5) Logic & Philosophy

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A BRIEF HISTORY 5COURSES OF STUDY 5COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS FOR HIGHER SECONDARY 5ADOPTION OF CBCS BY GU AT UG LEVEL 6

KKHSOU Study Centre 9

STUDY CENTRE OF IDOL 9ADMISSION PROCEDURE 9ADMISSION FEES STRUCTURE 10SEMESTER SYSTEM OF GAUHATI UNIVERSITY 11STUDENTS' SUPPORT SERVICES 11

College Library

Scholarship and Incentives Girls' HostelIQACIICARCEOCCGCCWWFSocial Media HandlesRemedial and Tutorial ClassesCoaching Classes for entry into servicesCanteenGrievance and Redressal CellExtension Education CellHealth Care CellWomen CellGSCASHStudents' Union Alumni AssociationStudents' Welfare CellTravelling ConcessionInternet and Photocopy FacilityAuditoriumSmart ClassroomCertificate CourseOnline Classes

ACADEMIC & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 15

Unit TestSeminars and WorkshopsEducational TourLiterary ActivitiesFoundation Day LectureGuardians' MeetFolklore SectionNSSNCCGames and SportsActivities during PandemicSTUDENTS' CODE OF CONDUCT 17

FACULTY MEMBERS AND STAFF 18

LIBRARY AND OFFICE STAFF 19

ADMISSION PROGRAMME 19

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

Contents

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

A brief history :

Courses of study and number of seats in each course

Sreenivas Basudev Deorah College, popularly referred to as S.B.Deorah College, nestles in an ideal location in the arterial G.S.Road of Guwahati. Formerly named, Ulubari College, this institution started functioning in the premises of the

thneighbouring Ulubari High School in the evening on 9 September 1984 with 75 students in its roll for the higher secondary programme.

The College has been set up with the painstaking efforts of a few academically conscious personalities who felt the need of an institution of higher education in the Ulubari locality. Late Chidananda Das, former Registrar of Gauhati

thUniversity, was the founder President of the Steering Committee of the College. On 9 September 1987, the college started functioning from its own temporary Assam-type shed. It was upgraded to the status of Degree College in the same year.

thAt a public meeting held on 4 November 1989, it was decided to entrust S.B.Deorah Charitable Trust to construct a two storeyed R.C.C building with a plinth area of 9000 sqr. feet for the college. Accordingly the building was constructed providing the required infrastructure for all administrative work, teaching-learning and co-curricular activities. In recognition to the contribution of the trust, the Ulubari College Authority renamed the college after Sreenivas Basudev Deorah as S.B.Deorah College.

The college is affiliated to the Gauhati University and came under the deficit grant-in-aid schemes of Government of thAssam on 11 January 1996. It has attained permanent UGC registration under Section 2(f) & 12 (B) of UGC Act, 1956, in

the year 2005.The college has remained tall and strong for 35 years since its inception moving from strength to strength. It stands as an

emblem of knowledge and wisdom where the students are nurtured to be better individuals and to be useful members of society. An efficient and firm administration along with a team of dedicated and sincere faculty members are committed to the goal of providing quality education and creating a harmonious and healthy environment making the students self-sufficient and instilling in them the confidence to realize their dreams.

The college offers two year Higher Secondary Course under AHSEC and three year degree course in Arts, Science and Commerce under Gauhati University. Students securing less than 40% in HSLC Examination will not be given admission in general category in H.S Arts and Commerce course.

SL. No. COURSE SEATS

1. H.S. ARTS 100

2. B.A. - Honours & Regular 300

3. B Sc - Honours & Regular 200

4. B Com - Honours & Regular 120

H.S. ARTSCompulsory Subjects1) English2) Either Alternative English or Assamese (MIL)3) Environmental Education

COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS FOR HIGHER SECONDARY

N.B: Fourth elective subject is optional

Elective SubjectsA student may select any four of the following subjects1) Either Economics or Advance Assamese 2) Either History or Mathematics3) Education4) Political Science5) Logic & Philosophy

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A BRIEF HISTORY 5COURSES OF STUDY 5COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS FOR HIGHER SECONDARY 5ADOPTION OF CBCS BY GU AT UG LEVEL 6

KKHSOU Study Centre 9

STUDY CENTRE OF IDOL 9ADMISSION PROCEDURE 9ADMISSION FEES STRUCTURE 10SEMESTER SYSTEM OF GAUHATI UNIVERSITY 11STUDENTS' SUPPORT SERVICES 11

College Library

Scholarship and Incentives Girls' HostelIQACIICARCEOCCGCCWWFSocial Media HandlesRemedial and Tutorial ClassesCoaching Classes for entry into servicesCanteenGrievance and Redressal CellExtension Education CellHealth Care CellWomen CellGSCASHStudents' Union Alumni AssociationStudents' Welfare CellTravelling ConcessionInternet and Photocopy FacilityAuditoriumSmart ClassroomCertificate CourseOnline Classes

ACADEMIC & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 15

Unit TestSeminars and WorkshopsEducational TourLiterary ActivitiesFoundation Day LectureGuardians' MeetFolklore SectionNSSNCCGames and SportsActivities during PandemicSTUDENTS' CODE OF CONDUCT 17

FACULTY MEMBERS AND STAFF 18

LIBRARY AND OFFICE STAFF 19

ADMISSION PROGRAMME 19

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

Gauhati University has decided to adopt Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) at the Undergraduate Level from the

Academic Session 2019-20. This internationally recognised system is more students centric and has several advantages over

the previous system. UGC recommended this system in 2015 to usher in a paradigm shift in higher education sector of the

country. Under this system, students are given much wider choice of Courses and brought Ability Enhancement and Skill

courses in the curriculum to be compulsorily studied by all the undergraduate students. The system is also very flexible in the

sense that it allows students to choose inter-disciplinary or multi-disciplinary courses as well as it permits students mobility

to other institutions. The system also calls for adoption of a uniform grading system by the Universities across the Country.

Courses and Credits under CBCS: Credit indicates hours of instruction. 1 credit is equivalent to one hour of classroom

instruction for theory classes and 2 hours of instructions in practical classes. Under CBCS, the Courses and their respective

credits are shown below:

1. Core Course: These are discipline specific compulsory papers to be studied by the students. The papers under this

category are going to be taught uniformly across all universities. All the papers under this category will carry 6 credits

each.

2. Elective Course: Two types of elective courses are included under CBCS.

i) Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses: These elective papers are related to the Core disciplines chosen by the

students. Students will have to select the required number of DSE papers from among the choices available in an

institute. These courses/papers will have 6 credits each.

ii) Generic Elective (GE) Courses: Students will have to choose these elective papers which are not related to their

core discipline(s). This will give the students exposure beyond their main discipline of choice. These papers will

also have 6 credits each.

3. Ability Enhancement Courses: These Courses are aimed at increasing ability and skills of the students to enhance

their employability. There are two components-

i) Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): All the students will have to study two courses/papers

carrying 4 credits each.

a) English/MIL Communication;

b) Environmental Studies.

ii) Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): The students will have choice of selecting the required Skill courses based on

their interest from the pool of the courses offered by the Institute. These courses will have 4 credits each.

Requirement of Courses and Credits for a UG degree: Under CBCS, the UG degrees will be called Honours and

Regular instead of Major and General in the previous system. The minimum requirement courses and credits for an UG

Honours or Regular degree is indicated below:

ADOPTION OF CBCS BY GU AT UG LEVEL

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

Requirement of Courses in different semesters:

1. BA/BSC/BCom Honours:

Semester

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Core (14)

C-1C-2C-3C-4C-5C-6C-7C-8C-9C-10C-11C-12

C-13C-14

AEC (02)

English/MIL Communication*

Env. Studies

SEC (02)

SEC- 1

SEC- 2

DSE- 1DSE- 2DSE- 3DSE- 4

DSE (04) GE (04)

GE-1

GE-2

GE-3

GE-4

Semester

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Core (12)

DSC - 1 ADSC - 2 ADSC - 3 ADSC - 1 BDSC - 2 BDSC - 3 BDSC - 1 CDSC - 2 CDSC - 3 CDSC - 1 DDSC - 1 DDSC - 1 D

AEC (02)

English Communication

Env. Studies

SEC (02)

SEC- 1

SEC- 2

SEC- 3

SEC- 4

DSE (04)

DSE - 1 ADSE - 2 ADSE - 3 A

2. BSc Regular:

DSE - 1 BDSE - 2 BDSE - 3 B

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Degree

Undergraduate Degree with Honours(All disciplines)

Undergraduate Regular Degree(Science)

Undergraduate Regular Degree(Science)

ØØ 2 AECCØ 2 SECØ 4 DSEØ 4 GE

14 Core

Ø Ø 2 AECCØ 4 SECØ 6 DSE

12 Core

ØØ 2 AECCØ 4 SECØ 6 DSE

12 Core

148

132

132

Minimum Paper requirement Minimum credits

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S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

Gauhati University has decided to adopt Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) at the Undergraduate Level from the

Academic Session 2019-20. This internationally recognised system is more students centric and has several advantages over

the previous system. UGC recommended this system in 2015 to usher in a paradigm shift in higher education sector of the

country. Under this system, students are given much wider choice of Courses and brought Ability Enhancement and Skill

courses in the curriculum to be compulsorily studied by all the undergraduate students. The system is also very flexible in the

sense that it allows students to choose inter-disciplinary or multi-disciplinary courses as well as it permits students mobility

to other institutions. The system also calls for adoption of a uniform grading system by the Universities across the Country.

Courses and Credits under CBCS: Credit indicates hours of instruction. 1 credit is equivalent to one hour of classroom

instruction for theory classes and 2 hours of instructions in practical classes. Under CBCS, the Courses and their respective

credits are shown below:

1. Core Course: These are discipline specific compulsory papers to be studied by the students. The papers under this

category are going to be taught uniformly across all universities. All the papers under this category will carry 6 credits

each.

2. Elective Course: Two types of elective courses are included under CBCS.

i) Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses: These elective papers are related to the Core disciplines chosen by the

students. Students will have to select the required number of DSE papers from among the choices available in an

institute. These courses/papers will have 6 credits each.

ii) Generic Elective (GE) Courses: Students will have to choose these elective papers which are not related to their

core discipline(s). This will give the students exposure beyond their main discipline of choice. These papers will

also have 6 credits each.

3. Ability Enhancement Courses: These Courses are aimed at increasing ability and skills of the students to enhance

their employability. There are two components-

i) Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): All the students will have to study two courses/papers

carrying 4 credits each.

a) English/MIL Communication;

b) Environmental Studies.

ii) Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): The students will have choice of selecting the required Skill courses based on

their interest from the pool of the courses offered by the Institute. These courses will have 4 credits each.

Requirement of Courses and Credits for a UG degree: Under CBCS, the UG degrees will be called Honours and

Regular instead of Major and General in the previous system. The minimum requirement courses and credits for an UG

Honours or Regular degree is indicated below:

ADOPTION OF CBCS BY GU AT UG LEVEL

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

Requirement of Courses in different semesters:

1. BA/BSC/BCom Honours:

Semester

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Core (14)

C-1C-2C-3C-4C-5C-6C-7C-8C-9C-10C-11C-12

C-13C-14

AEC (02)

English/MIL Communication*

Env. Studies

SEC (02)

SEC- 1

SEC- 2

DSE- 1DSE- 2DSE- 3DSE- 4

DSE (04) GE (04)

GE-1

GE-2

GE-3

GE-4

Semester

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Core (12)

DSC - 1 ADSC - 2 ADSC - 3 ADSC - 1 BDSC - 2 BDSC - 3 BDSC - 1 CDSC - 2 CDSC - 3 CDSC - 1 DDSC - 1 DDSC - 1 D

AEC (02)

English Communication

Env. Studies

SEC (02)

SEC- 1

SEC- 2

SEC- 3

SEC- 4

DSE (04)

DSE - 1 ADSE - 2 ADSE - 3 A

2. BSc Regular:

DSE - 1 BDSE - 2 BDSE - 3 B

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Degree

Undergraduate Degree with Honours(All disciplines)

Undergraduate Regular Degree(Science)

Undergraduate Regular Degree(Science)

ØØ 2 AECCØ 2 SECØ 4 DSEØ 4 GE

14 Core

Ø Ø 2 AECCØ 4 SECØ 6 DSE

12 Core

ØØ 2 AECCØ 4 SECØ 6 DSE

12 Core

148

132

132

Minimum Paper requirement Minimum credits

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Programme

B.A.

B. Sc.

B. Com.

Honours

Assamese, Economics, Education,

English, History, Political Science

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany,

Zoology, Statistics, Computer Science

BCom (Honours)

Regular

Economics, Education, History, Philosophy,

Political Science

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany,

Zoology, Statistics, Computer Science

BCom (Regular)

Courses available in the College: With this structural background, the College will offer Honours and Regular Courses in the following disciplines/subjects:

Choices for Generic Elective Courses: The students will be allowed to choose Generic Elective Courses from the following set of disciplines available in the College. However, allotment of GE Course will be further subject to availability of seats in the particular course desired by the student and the choice of the student should also be supported by the Class routine.

Programme

All (BA/BSc/BCom)

Disciplines for GE Courses

Assamese, Economics, Education, English, History, Political Science,

Philosophy, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Statistics,

Computer Science, Commerce courses

The students will have to indicate their choices/preferences of Honours/Regular Courses in the appropriate place in the Application Form. The College will allocate the desired choices of the students on the basis of merit and subject to availability of seats. For GE Courses, the students can indicate their choices when the session begins.

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Semester

I

II

Core (12)

English - 1

DSC - 1 A

DSC - 2 A

English - 2

DSC - 1 B

DSC - 2 B

AEC (02)

English/MIL Communication

Env. Studies

SEC (04) DSE (04) GE (02)

3. BA/BCom Regular :

MIL-1/AltE-1

DSC- 1 C

DSC - 2 C

SEC- 1III

MIL-1/AltE-2

DSC- 1 D

DSC - 2 D

SEC- 2IV

V GE-1DSE - 1 A

DSE - 2 A

SEC- 3

VI GE-2DSE - 1 B

DSE - 2 B

SEC- 4

N.B.- There may be some changes in the Core courses of BCom Regular.

STUDY CENTRE OF KKHSOU

K K Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU) is a state university offering courses in distance and open mode. Our college has study centre of KKHSOU cater to the needs of the learners who are willing to pursue higher education in the distance and open mode. The centre has been offering B.A. course since 2013. Dr. D. Das, Librarian, is the Co-ordinator of the study centre.

STUDY CENTRE OF IDOL, GAUHATI UNIVERSITY:

The College has been allotted a Study Centre of IDOL, Gauhati University from the Academic Session 2019-20 to impart Post Graduate courses in the following subjects. The Centre will greatly benefit the desiring students to pursue higher studies. Md. MagrulHussain, Associate Professor, is the Co-ordinator of the Study Centre.

M.A. in Assamese M. A. in Economics

M.A. in English M. A. in History

M.A. in Education M.A. in Political Science

M.Com

q

q

q

q

q

q

q

q

q

q

q

q

Registration and Admission will be only on online mode. Students seeking admission should register in the admission portal

Registration fees will be Rs. 300/-. However, for students belonging to the domicile State of Assam, it will be free of cost as directed by the Govt.

Registration for admission to the college must be done by filling all the mandatory fields in the admission portal.

For those who are required to pay Registration fees will have to deposit the same through online mode provided in the portal.

Students will be selected strictly on the basis of merit. Admission procedure is governed by the college admission rules and the decision taken by the Principal will be treated as the final.

The college follows the reservation policy as per Govt. of Assam norms.

Request/pressure for admission from any quarters will not be entertained under any circumstances.

Students who passed the qualifying examination in the earlier year(s) will have to submit an authentic gap certificate issued by a competent authority.

Students once admitted will not be permitted local transfer.

Students selected for admission must get themselvesadmitted within the stipulated date, failing which they will forfeit their seats.

Admission to the College Girls' Hostel will be made on merit basis.

Documents such as Marksheet, Age proof, Domicile certificate, Caste certificate, Bank document and Photograph and Signature are to be uploaded while filling up the online Application form. Originals of the certificates and documents will be verified when offline classes start.

www.sbdeorahonline.in

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Programme

B.A.

B. Sc.

B. Com.

Honours

Assamese, Economics, Education,

English, History, Political Science

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany,

Zoology, Statistics, Computer Science

BCom (Honours)

Regular

Economics, Education, History, Philosophy,

Political Science

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany,

Zoology, Statistics, Computer Science

BCom (Regular)

Courses available in the College: With this structural background, the College will offer Honours and Regular Courses in the following disciplines/subjects:

Choices for Generic Elective Courses: The students will be allowed to choose Generic Elective Courses from the following set of disciplines available in the College. However, allotment of GE Course will be further subject to availability of seats in the particular course desired by the student and the choice of the student should also be supported by the Class routine.

Programme

All (BA/BSc/BCom)

Disciplines for GE Courses

Assamese, Economics, Education, English, History, Political Science,

Philosophy, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Statistics,

Computer Science, Commerce courses

The students will have to indicate their choices/preferences of Honours/Regular Courses in the appropriate place in the Application Form. The College will allocate the desired choices of the students on the basis of merit and subject to availability of seats. For GE Courses, the students can indicate their choices when the session begins.

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Semester

I

II

Core (12)

English - 1

DSC - 1 A

DSC - 2 A

English - 2

DSC - 1 B

DSC - 2 B

AEC (02)

English/MIL Communication

Env. Studies

SEC (04) DSE (04) GE (02)

3. BA/BCom Regular :

MIL-1/AltE-1

DSC- 1 C

DSC - 2 C

SEC- 1III

MIL-1/AltE-2

DSC- 1 D

DSC - 2 D

SEC- 2IV

V GE-1DSE - 1 A

DSE - 2 A

SEC- 3

VI GE-2DSE - 1 B

DSE - 2 B

SEC- 4

N.B.- There may be some changes in the Core courses of BCom Regular.

STUDY CENTRE OF KKHSOU

K K Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU) is a state university offering courses in distance and open mode. Our college has study centre of KKHSOU cater to the needs of the learners who are willing to pursue higher education in the distance and open mode. The centre has been offering B.A. course since 2013. Dr. D. Das, Librarian, is the Co-ordinator of the study centre.

STUDY CENTRE OF IDOL, GAUHATI UNIVERSITY:

The College has been allotted a Study Centre of IDOL, Gauhati University from the Academic Session 2019-20 to impart Post Graduate courses in the following subjects. The Centre will greatly benefit the desiring students to pursue higher studies. Md. MagrulHussain, Associate Professor, is the Co-ordinator of the Study Centre.

M.A. in Assamese M. A. in Economics

M.A. in English M. A. in History

M.A. in Education M.A. in Political Science

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Registration and Admission will be only on online mode. Students seeking admission should register in the admission portal

Registration fees will be Rs. 300/-. However, for students belonging to the domicile State of Assam, it will be free of cost as directed by the Govt.

Registration for admission to the college must be done by filling all the mandatory fields in the admission portal.

For those who are required to pay Registration fees will have to deposit the same through online mode provided in the portal.

Students will be selected strictly on the basis of merit. Admission procedure is governed by the college admission rules and the decision taken by the Principal will be treated as the final.

The college follows the reservation policy as per Govt. of Assam norms.

Request/pressure for admission from any quarters will not be entertained under any circumstances.

Students who passed the qualifying examination in the earlier year(s) will have to submit an authentic gap certificate issued by a competent authority.

Students once admitted will not be permitted local transfer.

Students selected for admission must get themselvesadmitted within the stipulated date, failing which they will forfeit their seats.

Admission to the College Girls' Hostel will be made on merit basis.

Documents such as Marksheet, Age proof, Domicile certificate, Caste certificate, Bank document and Photograph and Signature are to be uploaded while filling up the online Application form. Originals of the certificates and documents will be verified when offline classes start.

www.sbdeorahonline.in

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

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ADMISSION FEES STRUCTURE

N.B.: (i) Tuition fees are waived for girl students of H.S. Classes(ii) Library Caution Money will be refunded at the end of the final semester/final year examination(iv) Free Admission will be provided to eligible students of HS (Arts) and BA as per Govt. noms.

A student's performance shall be monitored by the teachers throughout the semester by continuous assessment in the written and practical works. Evaluation in each written and practical paper will be as follows:

External Evaluation : 80% Marks (Conducted by Gauhati University)

Internal Evaluation : 20% Marks (Includes one sessional examination)

External Evaluation shall be through a final examination at the end of the semester. The pass marks on each written paper is 30% and in each practical paper is 40%. To pass in a paper a students must secure pass marks in both sessional and final examination separately. Further, without 75% attendance in classes a student will not be allowed to sit either in sessional or in main examination.

As per the TDC regulation adopted by Gauhati University in October 2017, the following criteria will be applied

Sessional examination will comprise of 50% of the total marks earmarked for Internal Evaluation. (For example, if total marks for Internal Evaluation is 20, then 10 marks will be from sessional examination)

20% of the marks alloted for I.E. will be from class attendance. (For example if total marks for I.E. is 20, then 4 marks will be alloted based on class attendance as follows :

(i) Class attendance from 76% to 80% - 1 Mark

(ii) Class Attendance from 81% to 85% - 2 Marks

(iii) Class Attendance from 86% to 90% - 3 Marks

(iv) Class Attendance from 91% and above -4 Marks

Rest 30% of the marks alloted for I.E. will be distributed and awarded on the basis of performance of the students on

(i) Home assignment

(ii) Seminar/Group Discussion

(iii) Field work

(iv) Performance in co-curicular & extra-curicular activities.

First, Third and Fifth Semester (Including Examinations) : According to G.U. Notification

Second, Fourth, and Sixth Semester (Including Examinations) : According to G.U. Notification

Semester Break : According to G.U. Notification

Winter Break : According to G.U. Notification

External Evaluation :

Internal Evaluation(I.E.):

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SEMESTER SCHEDULE AND EXAMINATIONS UNDER GAUHATI UNIVERSITY

STUDENTS' SUPPORT SERVICES

College Library:

The S.B. Deorah College has a modern fully computerized central library having more than 17000 collections of text and reference books. The Library has recently shifted to a newly constructed state-of-the-art duplex building spreading over the area of around 350 square meter in the first floor. The second floor of the building is under construction. The library regularly subscribes to latest publication of books in different subject areas for Arts, Science and Commerce streams. Besides books, the Library also subscribes to a good number of periodicals and research journals pertaining to different subjects taught in the college. Popular magazines, dozensof daily and weekly regional & national newspapers etc are also available in the reading room of the library. It also has a humble collection offline electronic resources in the form of CD-ROM, DVD-ROM. Library practices Open Access System which allows the users to go to the stacks of books and can get

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ADMISSION FEES STRUCTURE

N.B.: (i) Tuition fees are waived for girl students of H.S. Classes(ii) Library Caution Money will be refunded at the end of the final semester/final year examination(iv) Free Admission will be provided to eligible students of HS (Arts) and BA as per Govt. noms.

A student's performance shall be monitored by the teachers throughout the semester by continuous assessment in the written and practical works. Evaluation in each written and practical paper will be as follows:

External Evaluation : 80% Marks (Conducted by Gauhati University)

Internal Evaluation : 20% Marks (Includes one sessional examination)

External Evaluation shall be through a final examination at the end of the semester. The pass marks on each written paper is 30% and in each practical paper is 40%. To pass in a paper a students must secure pass marks in both sessional and final examination separately. Further, without 75% attendance in classes a student will not be allowed to sit either in sessional or in main examination.

As per the TDC regulation adopted by Gauhati University in October 2017, the following criteria will be applied

Sessional examination will comprise of 50% of the total marks earmarked for Internal Evaluation. (For example, if total marks for Internal Evaluation is 20, then 10 marks will be from sessional examination)

20% of the marks alloted for I.E. will be from class attendance. (For example if total marks for I.E. is 20, then 4 marks will be alloted based on class attendance as follows :

(i) Class attendance from 76% to 80% - 1 Mark

(ii) Class Attendance from 81% to 85% - 2 Marks

(iii) Class Attendance from 86% to 90% - 3 Marks

(iv) Class Attendance from 91% and above -4 Marks

Rest 30% of the marks alloted for I.E. will be distributed and awarded on the basis of performance of the students on

(i) Home assignment

(ii) Seminar/Group Discussion

(iii) Field work

(iv) Performance in co-curicular & extra-curicular activities.

First, Third and Fifth Semester (Including Examinations) : According to G.U. Notification

Second, Fourth, and Sixth Semester (Including Examinations) : According to G.U. Notification

Semester Break : According to G.U. Notification

Winter Break : According to G.U. Notification

External Evaluation :

Internal Evaluation(I.E.):

v

v

v

SEMESTER SCHEDULE AND EXAMINATIONS UNDER GAUHATI UNIVERSITY

STUDENTS' SUPPORT SERVICES

College Library:

The S.B. Deorah College has a modern fully computerized central library having more than 17000 collections of text and reference books. The Library has recently shifted to a newly constructed state-of-the-art duplex building spreading over the area of around 350 square meter in the first floor. The second floor of the building is under construction. The library regularly subscribes to latest publication of books in different subject areas for Arts, Science and Commerce streams. Besides books, the Library also subscribes to a good number of periodicals and research journals pertaining to different subjects taught in the college. Popular magazines, dozensof daily and weekly regional & national newspapers etc are also available in the reading room of the library. It also has a humble collection offline electronic resources in the form of CD-ROM, DVD-ROM. Library practices Open Access System which allows the users to go to the stacks of books and can get

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direct access to his/her desired book. Online Public Access System (OPAC) available in the library helps them to search books using different operators like author, title, subject etc. The library serves the students, faculty and employees of the college in their curriculum preparation, leisure reading, teaching and research activities. It has a separate reading room facility for both students and teachers.

The library provides free Internet facility to the students over a number of networked computers available in the Reading Room which help them to access various online e-resources of their curriculum and also help them to develop their all-round knowledge. It has the facility to access various

online e-resources through INFLIBNET's N-LIST (National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content) programme which provides access to more than 6,000 online e-journals, more than 1,60,000 e-books covering a wide range of subjects in the field of science, social science, humanity etc. Besides, the library also has an Institutional Repository (IR) cum Digital Library where publications of the college have been digitised for archival and use by the academic fraternity.

The library also maintains a Book Bank Cell which has text book for the benefits of students belonging to economically weaker sections of the society. These books are

issued for a full session to the bonafide students of the college. The library is also organizing user orientation programme for the freshers in order to make them familiar into the library systems and procedures.

Scholarship & Incentives

Besides the scholarship provided by the State Government, the college authority has also announced some new schemes of scholarship for the students from the academic session 2003-04.Two scholarship in the name of the former President of Governing Body Late Pratap Ch. Deka and his wife Late Kunjalata Deka are given to the students who secure the highest marks in TDC and H.S. Final Examination. Moreover, the college authority also provides scholarships to the students who secure 55% or more mark in the Major Courses of the TDC – I, TDC – II, and TDC – III year examination and also for the

ststudents of General Course who secure 1 Division in the TDC Final Examination.

Late Ashok Kumar Deorah- Faith, Diligence & Stoic Scholarship-From the session 2016-17 a new scholarship in the name of Late Ashok Kumar Deorah-Faith, Diligence & Stoic Scholarship, sponsored by Mr. Amrit Deorah, Proprietor of Ashroy Concept Foods, has been introduced. Under this Mr. Deorah has offered to contribute Rs. 1.0 Lakh every year to be distributed among needy and meritorious students of the College.

The S.B.Deorah College Women's Hostel is situated within the college campus which is under

Girls' Hostel

the supervision of Hostel Supervision Committee. The hostel is a 3 storeyed R.C.C. building with residential complex for the Hostel Superintendent and the support staff. It has well furnished spacious and well-lit rooms. The food catered is hygienically prepared and nutritious. Facilities like newspapers, indoor games and a television set are also provided. At present the hostel accommodates 30 boarders who are given admission strictly on merit. The supervision and care of the boarders is looked after by the Hostel Superintendent along with the internal management of the hostel.

IQAC in an important organ of the college. It has been working as per guidelines of NAAC. The IQAC prepares the Annual Quality Assurance Reports (AQARs) of the college. The IQAC suggest measures for overall development and particularly improvement of academic environment of college. The IQAC also co-ordinates the works of various cells and sub-committees of the college. Dr. Anjali Patowary, Associate professor of History, is the present co-ordinator of IQAC.

The College constitutes an Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) in 2021 as per the recommendation of the Ministry of Education (MoE), Govt. of India. The IIC programme was launched by MoE at national level in 2018 in collaboration with AICTE for higher educational institutions (HEI). The objective of the programme is to systematically foster the culture of innovation and start-up ecosystem in HEI's and also to engage large numbers of students, faculty and staff in various innovation & entrepreneurship related activities such as Ideation, Problem Solving, Design Thinking, IPR, Project handling at pre-incubation & incubation stage so that Innovation and Entrepreneurship ecosystem get established in HEI's. The IIC of the college has 29 members which includes faculty members, students as well as external members with Dr.DharmendraNath as President and Dr. Dhrubajit Das as Convener of the Council. The IIC undertakes various calendar activities advised by MoE as well as self-driven activities throughout the year for the benefit of students' community.

Ragging is an offense and the college has Anti-Ragging committee which supervises and advises in preserving a culture of Ragging free environment in the college campus.

The equal opportunity cell was created by mandate of the UGC, specifying the need of a funcitonary within the college setup. It was established to address the issues related to the students belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Minorities and the Persons with Disabilities (PWD's) on a continual basis and empower such students to participate fully in the academic, intellectual, social and cultural life of the college on an equal basis.

The Cell tries to create awareness regarding career prospects, self employment, and entrepreneurship development among the students and helps the students in finding and selecting various channels of employment opportunities. The Cell organizes career related seminar, talks etc. on regular basis for the benefits of the students by inviting competent persons.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC)

Anti Ragging Committee (ARC)

Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC)

Career Guidance and Counseling Cell (CGCC)

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)

Social Media Handles

The college has reached an MoU with WWF- India in the year 2018. Since, then the college has actively participated in the events organised by WWF-india, which includes participation in the annual ECHO-CHALLENGE Competition and Tide Turner Contest.

The College promotes its activities through different Social Media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Linkedin. The Class videos and audios are regularly updated

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in the YouTube channel of the college which has been linked to the both websites of the college (www.sbdeorahonline.in and www.sbdeorahcollege.org.in) for easy access by the students.

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direct access to his/her desired book. Online Public Access System (OPAC) available in the library helps them to search books using different operators like author, title, subject etc. The library serves the students, faculty and employees of the college in their curriculum preparation, leisure reading, teaching and research activities. It has a separate reading room facility for both students and teachers.

The library provides free Internet facility to the students over a number of networked computers available in the Reading Room which help them to access various online e-resources of their curriculum and also help them to develop their all-round knowledge. It has the facility to access various

online e-resources through INFLIBNET's N-LIST (National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content) programme which provides access to more than 6,000 online e-journals, more than 1,60,000 e-books covering a wide range of subjects in the field of science, social science, humanity etc. Besides, the library also has an Institutional Repository (IR) cum Digital Library where publications of the college have been digitised for archival and use by the academic fraternity.

The library also maintains a Book Bank Cell which has text book for the benefits of students belonging to economically weaker sections of the society. These books are

issued for a full session to the bonafide students of the college. The library is also organizing user orientation programme for the freshers in order to make them familiar into the library systems and procedures.

Scholarship & Incentives

Besides the scholarship provided by the State Government, the college authority has also announced some new schemes of scholarship for the students from the academic session 2003-04.Two scholarship in the name of the former President of Governing Body Late Pratap Ch. Deka and his wife Late Kunjalata Deka are given to the students who secure the highest marks in TDC and H.S. Final Examination. Moreover, the college authority also provides scholarships to the students who secure 55% or more mark in the Major Courses of the TDC – I, TDC – II, and TDC – III year examination and also for the

ststudents of General Course who secure 1 Division in the TDC Final Examination.

Late Ashok Kumar Deorah- Faith, Diligence & Stoic Scholarship-From the session 2016-17 a new scholarship in the name of Late Ashok Kumar Deorah-Faith, Diligence & Stoic Scholarship, sponsored by Mr. Amrit Deorah, Proprietor of Ashroy Concept Foods, has been introduced. Under this Mr. Deorah has offered to contribute Rs. 1.0 Lakh every year to be distributed among needy and meritorious students of the College.

The S.B.Deorah College Women's Hostel is situated within the college campus which is under

Girls' Hostel

the supervision of Hostel Supervision Committee. The hostel is a 3 storeyed R.C.C. building with residential complex for the Hostel Superintendent and the support staff. It has well furnished spacious and well-lit rooms. The food catered is hygienically prepared and nutritious. Facilities like newspapers, indoor games and a television set are also provided. At present the hostel accommodates 30 boarders who are given admission strictly on merit. The supervision and care of the boarders is looked after by the Hostel Superintendent along with the internal management of the hostel.

IQAC in an important organ of the college. It has been working as per guidelines of NAAC. The IQAC prepares the Annual Quality Assurance Reports (AQARs) of the college. The IQAC suggest measures for overall development and particularly improvement of academic environment of college. The IQAC also co-ordinates the works of various cells and sub-committees of the college. Dr. Anjali Patowary, Associate professor of History, is the present co-ordinator of IQAC.

The College constitutes an Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) in 2021 as per the recommendation of the Ministry of Education (MoE), Govt. of India. The IIC programme was launched by MoE at national level in 2018 in collaboration with AICTE for higher educational institutions (HEI). The objective of the programme is to systematically foster the culture of innovation and start-up ecosystem in HEI's and also to engage large numbers of students, faculty and staff in various innovation & entrepreneurship related activities such as Ideation, Problem Solving, Design Thinking, IPR, Project handling at pre-incubation & incubation stage so that Innovation and Entrepreneurship ecosystem get established in HEI's. The IIC of the college has 29 members which includes faculty members, students as well as external members with Dr.DharmendraNath as President and Dr. Dhrubajit Das as Convener of the Council. The IIC undertakes various calendar activities advised by MoE as well as self-driven activities throughout the year for the benefit of students' community.

Ragging is an offense and the college has Anti-Ragging committee which supervises and advises in preserving a culture of Ragging free environment in the college campus.

The equal opportunity cell was created by mandate of the UGC, specifying the need of a funcitonary within the college setup. It was established to address the issues related to the students belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Minorities and the Persons with Disabilities (PWD's) on a continual basis and empower such students to participate fully in the academic, intellectual, social and cultural life of the college on an equal basis.

The Cell tries to create awareness regarding career prospects, self employment, and entrepreneurship development among the students and helps the students in finding and selecting various channels of employment opportunities. The Cell organizes career related seminar, talks etc. on regular basis for the benefits of the students by inviting competent persons.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC)

Anti Ragging Committee (ARC)

Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC)

Career Guidance and Counseling Cell (CGCC)

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)

Social Media Handles

The college has reached an MoU with WWF- India in the year 2018. Since, then the college has actively participated in the events organised by WWF-india, which includes participation in the annual ECHO-CHALLENGE Competition and Tide Turner Contest.

The College promotes its activities through different Social Media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Linkedin. The Class videos and audios are regularly updated

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in the YouTube channel of the college which has been linked to the both websites of the college (www.sbdeorahonline.in and www.sbdeorahcollege.org.in) for easy access by the students.

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ACADEMIC & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

Unit Test and Annual Examination

Seminars and Workshops

A Unit Test of 50 marks in each subject (for higher secondary students) will be held during the session. Students failing to appear in the unit test without a valid reason will have to pay a penalty fine to be fixed by the authority. Annual examination for HS 1st year will be notified in the portal.

Seminars and Workshops, which are integral part of the teaching learning process, are held by the departments at regular intervals. Multi disciplinary seminars are also held in the college and scholars from various fields are invited.

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Remedial and Tutorial Classes

Coaching Classes for Entry into Services

Canteen

Grievance and Redressal Cell

Extension Education Cell

Health Care Cell

Women Cell

Gender Sensitisation Committee Against Sexual Harassment (GSCASH)

Students' Union

Students' Election:

Alumni Association

Students' Welfare Cell

The College has made provision for remedial classes for providing academic assistance to needy students within the college hours.

The College has made provision for providing coaching for entry into services for Degree students by experts as well as college faculty.

The Canteen of the College has been serving the students with healthy snacks at subsidized price.

There is a Grievance and Redressal Cell in the College to receive the grievances of the students. The college has also introduced a Students' Feed Back system to assess the teaching learning procedures. Students can collect the feed back forms from the Grievance and Redressal Cell and can submit the same in the box specified for the said purpose.

The College has constituted an Extension Education Cell which aims to implement some community oriented programmes like literacy campaigning, health awareness programmes, cultural and personality development programmes etc. for the welfare of the various sections of the society.

The Health Care Cell of the College organizes free health check-ups every year for the students of the college. It also organises seminars and lectures on health issues.

The Women Cell of the College works for the general welfare and safety of the girl students. Generation of awareness on gender specific issues through various workshops and seminars is also one of its foremost concerns. Building a gender friendly atmosphere where girl students can engage in academic pursuit is the avowed mission of the Cell.

The College is committed to providing a place of work and study, free of sexual harassment, intimidation or exploitation. Following the guidelines on the prevention and deterrence of sexual harassment at workplace, laid down by the Supreme Court of India in its 23 August 1997 judgement on the Writ Petition (Criminal) Vishaka Vs State of Rajasthan; the Principal of S.B. Deorah College setup the Gender Sensitisation Committee Against Sexual Harassment (GSCASH) vide a notification dated 13 April, 2021.

The S.B.Deorah College Students Union is the General Body of the students of the college. Its function is subject to the guidance and control of the college authority. Its membership is compulsory for every student. Its office bearers are elected annually. The election will be conducted as per direction of Lyngdoh Committee recommendations.

Election to the Students' Union are held as per Lyngdoh Committee recommendations. Students whose class attendances are less than 75% cannot contest in the Students' Election.

The College has an alumni association with its office in the college campus. The College appeals to all ex-students to join the Alumni Association and keep in touch with the office bearers.

The Cell offers financial aid to meritorious cum economically challenged students in the form of providing text books, exemption of tuition fees etc. Besides, talented students excelling in extra-curricular activities will also be offered aid. The Cell also offers counselling to students to find solutions to their problems.

Internet and Photocopy Facility

Auditorium

Digital Classroom with Video-Conferencing Facility

Unlimited Internet access and photocopy facility is available for the students in the College Library

The College has a spacious auditorium of seating capacity of 750 persons with a permanent stage for performing various academic and cultural activities.

The College possesses a Digital classroom with modern equipments to make the teaching-learning process more interactive.

Certificate Course

Online Classes along with the Conventional Mode

Following the NAAC guidelines, the college has conducted Certificate Courses on Basic B e a u t y C a r e , H u m a n R e s o u r c e Management, Value Education, M.S. Office, Functional Assamese and Ecosystem Management covering thirty hours each.

Due to the Covid 19 pandemic which led to a complete lockdown from April 2020 to September 2020, various alternative measures were adopted to complete the syllabus of courses.Online classes were conducted across various platforms such as Zoom, Google Meet, GoogleClassroom,

Whatsapp, Webex among others.Apart from taking the regular online classes, the teachers also uploaded their recorded videos on specific topics related to thesyllabus in the college portal namely www.sbdeorahonline.in as well as in www.youtube.com for the convenience of the studentsalong with audio recordings.The faculty members also prepared study materials related to their syllabus which they uploaded in the college portal.Remedial classes were held for those students who had difficulty understanding in the online or offline classes. Webinars were held for the faculty members enlightening them on how to access the various e-resources such as Swayam, MOOCs(Massive Online Open Courses), e-PG-pathsala and other e-libraries. Online parent-teacher meet was held over the Zoom platform and Google Meet to discuss on the student’s progress.

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ACADEMIC & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

Unit Test and Annual Examination

Seminars and Workshops

A Unit Test of 50 marks in each subject (for higher secondary students) will be held during the session. Students failing to appear in the unit test without a valid reason will have to pay a penalty fine to be fixed by the authority. Annual examination for HS 1st year will be notified in the portal.

Seminars and Workshops, which are integral part of the teaching learning process, are held by the departments at regular intervals. Multi disciplinary seminars are also held in the college and scholars from various fields are invited.

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Remedial and Tutorial Classes

Coaching Classes for Entry into Services

Canteen

Grievance and Redressal Cell

Extension Education Cell

Health Care Cell

Women Cell

Gender Sensitisation Committee Against Sexual Harassment (GSCASH)

Students' Union

Students' Election:

Alumni Association

Students' Welfare Cell

The College has made provision for remedial classes for providing academic assistance to needy students within the college hours.

The College has made provision for providing coaching for entry into services for Degree students by experts as well as college faculty.

The Canteen of the College has been serving the students with healthy snacks at subsidized price.

There is a Grievance and Redressal Cell in the College to receive the grievances of the students. The college has also introduced a Students' Feed Back system to assess the teaching learning procedures. Students can collect the feed back forms from the Grievance and Redressal Cell and can submit the same in the box specified for the said purpose.

The College has constituted an Extension Education Cell which aims to implement some community oriented programmes like literacy campaigning, health awareness programmes, cultural and personality development programmes etc. for the welfare of the various sections of the society.

The Health Care Cell of the College organizes free health check-ups every year for the students of the college. It also organises seminars and lectures on health issues.

The Women Cell of the College works for the general welfare and safety of the girl students. Generation of awareness on gender specific issues through various workshops and seminars is also one of its foremost concerns. Building a gender friendly atmosphere where girl students can engage in academic pursuit is the avowed mission of the Cell.

The College is committed to providing a place of work and study, free of sexual harassment, intimidation or exploitation. Following the guidelines on the prevention and deterrence of sexual harassment at workplace, laid down by the Supreme Court of India in its 23 August 1997 judgement on the Writ Petition (Criminal) Vishaka Vs State of Rajasthan; the Principal of S.B. Deorah College setup the Gender Sensitisation Committee Against Sexual Harassment (GSCASH) vide a notification dated 13 April, 2021.

The S.B.Deorah College Students Union is the General Body of the students of the college. Its function is subject to the guidance and control of the college authority. Its membership is compulsory for every student. Its office bearers are elected annually. The election will be conducted as per direction of Lyngdoh Committee recommendations.

Election to the Students' Union are held as per Lyngdoh Committee recommendations. Students whose class attendances are less than 75% cannot contest in the Students' Election.

The College has an alumni association with its office in the college campus. The College appeals to all ex-students to join the Alumni Association and keep in touch with the office bearers.

The Cell offers financial aid to meritorious cum economically challenged students in the form of providing text books, exemption of tuition fees etc. Besides, talented students excelling in extra-curricular activities will also be offered aid. The Cell also offers counselling to students to find solutions to their problems.

Internet and Photocopy Facility

Auditorium

Digital Classroom with Video-Conferencing Facility

Unlimited Internet access and photocopy facility is available for the students in the College Library

The College has a spacious auditorium of seating capacity of 750 persons with a permanent stage for performing various academic and cultural activities.

The College possesses a Digital classroom with modern equipments to make the teaching-learning process more interactive.

Certificate Course

Online Classes along with the Conventional Mode

Following the NAAC guidelines, the college has conducted Certificate Courses on Basic B e a u t y C a r e , H u m a n R e s o u r c e Management, Value Education, M.S. Office, Functional Assamese and Ecosystem Management covering thirty hours each.

Due to the Covid 19 pandemic which led to a complete lockdown from April 2020 to September 2020, various alternative measures were adopted to complete the syllabus of courses.Online classes were conducted across various platforms such as Zoom, Google Meet, GoogleClassroom,

Whatsapp, Webex among others.Apart from taking the regular online classes, the teachers also uploaded their recorded videos on specific topics related to thesyllabus in the college portal namely www.sbdeorahonline.in as well as in www.youtube.com for the convenience of the studentsalong with audio recordings.The faculty members also prepared study materials related to their syllabus which they uploaded in the college portal.Remedial classes were held for those students who had difficulty understanding in the online or offline classes. Webinars were held for the faculty members enlightening them on how to access the various e-resources such as Swayam, MOOCs(Massive Online Open Courses), e-PG-pathsala and other e-libraries. Online parent-teacher meet was held over the Zoom platform and Google Meet to discuss on the student’s progress.

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Educational Tour

Literary Activities

Foundation Day Lecture

Guardians' Meet

Various Departments of the College organize educational tours with a view to expose our students with cultures, history, geography, and also to familiarize them with the flora and fauna of the country.

The College publishes a number of Magazines to encourage the students and faculty in various literary activities. The college magazine “UDIAN” is published annually by the Students' Union of the College. A yearly News Bulletin namely “The Chronicler” is published every year to highlight various activities of the college. Besides, to develop the literary and intellectual quality of the students, all departments of the college bring out Wall Magazines viz. Satsory by Assamese Dept., Janajagaran by Political Science Dept., Anwesha by Education Dept, Reflection by English Dept., Economic Vision by Economics Dept., Anwesan by History Dept., and Swajna by Philosophy Dept. of the college.

thAn annual lecture is being arranged by the college authority on the Foundation Day of the College on 9 September every year. Renowned person from the field of social sciences and humanities is invited to deliver the Foundation Day Lecture.

The college authority organizes yearly guardians' meet to share views with them on academic, students' personality development, and other matters of all round development of the institution.

Folklore Section

National Service Scheme (NSS)

A folklore section cum Folklore Museum had been set up in 2004 to make the students and society aware about the threat to and importance of the age-old traditions, customs, and cultural heritages of Assam and of the N.E.Region. The museum is also open for the public.

The College has a very active NSS unit. The unit has been actively involved with various social services. The main purpose of NSS is to build students personality through participation in social work. Organizing Special camps for volunteers and organizing some

other activities such as Blood donation, AIDS awareness, work in our adopted village, working for underprivileged and downtrodden are some regular activities of the unit. From this session membership of NSS will be compulsory for all newly admitted students of the College. Programme Officer: Dr. Rumamani Deka, Associate Professor.

Discipline Among the Students

Attendance

College Uniform

College Identity Card

Ragging

Cleanliness

Tobacco Chewing

Mobile Phones

The students are expected to maintain high standard of discipline. They must abide by the rules and regulations of the college authority. Violation of rules may make a student liable for disciplinary action like termination of scholarship, forced transfer, and even expulsion from the college. Any willful damage or theft of college property will be treated as serious offence and will be dealt sternly.

Students must be regular and punctual in attending their classes. It is to be noted that at least 75% attendance is essential for appearing in Council and University exam failing which he/she shall be treated as non-collegiate. A non-collegiate student will be debarred from appearing in sessional examinations. A student failing to attend classes for 25 days at a stretch from the date of commencement of classes will forfeit his/her seat.

It is mandatory for all students to use the standard prescribed college uniform. Students who are not wearing proper uniform will be refused entry into the college campus. The details of the outlets from where the uniform can be purchased will be given on the day of the admission.

A non-transferable Identity Card will be issued to all students. Students must carry their identity card at all the times inside the college premises and must be produced whenever demanded.

Ragging in any form inside the college premises and in the women's hostel is strictly prohibited. Students indulging in Ragging will be punished severely as per the existing directives of the Supreme Court/High Court.

Cleanliness of the college premises must be maintained at all cost. Wastes should be disposed off in the waste bins kept for the purpose. Writing and sticking of Bills on the walls is strictly prohibited. Spitting is strictly prohibited. Enmasse fine will be imposed on the offenders.

Smoking or chewing of tobacco, pan masala and gutkha in the campus is strictly banned as per Govt. order. Anyone found even in possession will be expelled from the College.

Use of mobile phones in the college campus is highly restricted.

STUDENTS' CODE OF CONDUCT

NCC

Games and Sports

The College has a sanctioned NCC Senior Division Naval unit of 50 cadets which will give the students an opportunity to develop discipline, brotherhood and ideals of selfless service among our young citizens.

All kinds of sports facilities are provided to the students to develop their skills in sports.

Activities during Pandemic

The college organised numerous events in the last academic year with a view to motivate the students to learn more and dig deep into many concepts and explore them. Towards this goal, different departments of the college organised various webinars and workshops that contributed to a wholesome academic experience during the Covid-19 induced lockdown and

the subsequent shift to online mode of training. The college had the credit of successfully organising an ICSSR sponsored National webinar, titled "Indian Diversity: Its Challenges and Opportunities" on 2-3 July 2021. Apart from these, various departments of the college took the initiative of organising field trips with a view to familiarise and educate the students with the local socio-economic environment.

Following tradition, this year too, the College celebrated Science Day by organising popular talk by eminent scientist, Poster Competition and Quiz Competition on the 4th of March, 2021. Due to the pandemic situation, the college organised online State level Inter-College Poster Competition and Quiz Competition named "Jigyasa" on account of World Environment Day on 5th June, 2021.

In the non-academic field, efforts and initiatives were taken to introduce the students to the different aspectsof diversity and celebrate its beauty in the form of an Ethnic Festival held on 20th February, 2021.

The NSS Unit of the College also extended yeoman's service during the trying times of Covid -19 pandemic. The NSS Unit has opened a help desk with 5 helpline no's which are active 24×7 to help the needy. The volunteers distributed food, ration kits, sanitiser, masks, books and study materials in and around Guwahati City, along with providing their service in various Covid vaccination centres.

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Educational Tour

Literary Activities

Foundation Day Lecture

Guardians' Meet

Various Departments of the College organize educational tours with a view to expose our students with cultures, history, geography, and also to familiarize them with the flora and fauna of the country.

The College publishes a number of Magazines to encourage the students and faculty in various literary activities. The college magazine “UDIAN” is published annually by the Students' Union of the College. A yearly News Bulletin namely “The Chronicler” is published every year to highlight various activities of the college. Besides, to develop the literary and intellectual quality of the students, all departments of the college bring out Wall Magazines viz. Satsory by Assamese Dept., Janajagaran by Political Science Dept., Anwesha by Education Dept, Reflection by English Dept., Economic Vision by Economics Dept., Anwesan by History Dept., and Swajna by Philosophy Dept. of the college.

thAn annual lecture is being arranged by the college authority on the Foundation Day of the College on 9 September every year. Renowned person from the field of social sciences and humanities is invited to deliver the Foundation Day Lecture.

The college authority organizes yearly guardians' meet to share views with them on academic, students' personality development, and other matters of all round development of the institution.

Folklore Section

National Service Scheme (NSS)

A folklore section cum Folklore Museum had been set up in 2004 to make the students and society aware about the threat to and importance of the age-old traditions, customs, and cultural heritages of Assam and of the N.E.Region. The museum is also open for the public.

The College has a very active NSS unit. The unit has been actively involved with various social services. The main purpose of NSS is to build students personality through participation in social work. Organizing Special camps for volunteers and organizing some

other activities such as Blood donation, AIDS awareness, work in our adopted village, working for underprivileged and downtrodden are some regular activities of the unit. From this session membership of NSS will be compulsory for all newly admitted students of the College. Programme Officer: Dr. Rumamani Deka, Associate Professor.

Discipline Among the Students

Attendance

College Uniform

College Identity Card

Ragging

Cleanliness

Tobacco Chewing

Mobile Phones

The students are expected to maintain high standard of discipline. They must abide by the rules and regulations of the college authority. Violation of rules may make a student liable for disciplinary action like termination of scholarship, forced transfer, and even expulsion from the college. Any willful damage or theft of college property will be treated as serious offence and will be dealt sternly.

Students must be regular and punctual in attending their classes. It is to be noted that at least 75% attendance is essential for appearing in Council and University exam failing which he/she shall be treated as non-collegiate. A non-collegiate student will be debarred from appearing in sessional examinations. A student failing to attend classes for 25 days at a stretch from the date of commencement of classes will forfeit his/her seat.

It is mandatory for all students to use the standard prescribed college uniform. Students who are not wearing proper uniform will be refused entry into the college campus. The details of the outlets from where the uniform can be purchased will be given on the day of the admission.

A non-transferable Identity Card will be issued to all students. Students must carry their identity card at all the times inside the college premises and must be produced whenever demanded.

Ragging in any form inside the college premises and in the women's hostel is strictly prohibited. Students indulging in Ragging will be punished severely as per the existing directives of the Supreme Court/High Court.

Cleanliness of the college premises must be maintained at all cost. Wastes should be disposed off in the waste bins kept for the purpose. Writing and sticking of Bills on the walls is strictly prohibited. Spitting is strictly prohibited. Enmasse fine will be imposed on the offenders.

Smoking or chewing of tobacco, pan masala and gutkha in the campus is strictly banned as per Govt. order. Anyone found even in possession will be expelled from the College.

Use of mobile phones in the college campus is highly restricted.

STUDENTS' CODE OF CONDUCT

NCC

Games and Sports

The College has a sanctioned NCC Senior Division Naval unit of 50 cadets which will give the students an opportunity to develop discipline, brotherhood and ideals of selfless service among our young citizens.

All kinds of sports facilities are provided to the students to develop their skills in sports.

Activities during Pandemic

The college organised numerous events in the last academic year with a view to motivate the students to learn more and dig deep into many concepts and explore them. Towards this goal, different departments of the college organised various webinars and workshops that contributed to a wholesome academic experience during the Covid-19 induced lockdown and

the subsequent shift to online mode of training. The college had the credit of successfully organising an ICSSR sponsored National webinar, titled "Indian Diversity: Its Challenges and Opportunities" on 2-3 July 2021. Apart from these, various departments of the college took the initiative of organising field trips with a view to familiarise and educate the students with the local socio-economic environment.

Following tradition, this year too, the College celebrated Science Day by organising popular talk by eminent scientist, Poster Competition and Quiz Competition on the 4th of March, 2021. Due to the pandemic situation, the college organised online State level Inter-College Poster Competition and Quiz Competition named "Jigyasa" on account of World Environment Day on 5th June, 2021.

In the non-academic field, efforts and initiatives were taken to introduce the students to the different aspectsof diversity and celebrate its beauty in the form of an Ethnic Festival held on 20th February, 2021.

The NSS Unit of the College also extended yeoman's service during the trying times of Covid -19 pandemic. The NSS Unit has opened a help desk with 5 helpline no's which are active 24×7 to help the needy. The volunteers distributed food, ration kits, sanitiser, masks, books and study materials in and around Guwahati City, along with providing their service in various Covid vaccination centres.

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

LIBRARIAN

LIBRARY ASSISTANT

LIBRARY BEARER

UPPER DIVISIONAL ASSISTANT

LOWER DIVISIONAL ASSISTANT

LABORATORY ASSISTANT

<Dr. Dhrubajit Das, M.L.I.Sc., Ph.D.

< Moon Chandra Medhi

<Atul Talukadar

<Niranjan Deka

<Subhash Deka (under suspension)

<Ratul Bayan

<Guna Kanta Kalita

<Balin Kr. Das

<Sudip Kumar Kalita

LIBRARY AND OFFICE STAFF

LABORATORY BEARER

OTHER STAFF

HOSTEL STAFF

<Ramani Nath

<Durgeswar Deka

<Dipak Baishya

<Cheniram Deka

<Mukunda Deka

<Ganesh Baruah

<Chanek Medhi

<Babul Thakuria

<Batish Bezbaruah

<Savitri Rai

<Jun Medhi

CLASSES Date of Start of Admission registration

Closing Date, Publication of list and Date of Admission

1) H.S. (Arts) 1st Year

2) B.A. 1st Semester

3) B.Sc.1st Semester

4) B.Com. 1st Semester

ADMISSION PROGRAMME 2020-21 (ONLINE)Portal : www.sbdeorahonline.in

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

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Principal : Dr. Dharmendra Nath, M.A., LL.B., Ph.D.

Vice Principal : Mrs. Dijumani Goswami, M.A.

FACULTY MEMBERS

DEPARTMENT OF ASSAMESE<

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Dr. Biva Rani Pathak, M.A., Ph.D (HoD)Mrs. Gitali Das, M.A.Dr. Mamoon Kalita, M.A., Ph.DMs. Sanjukta Baruah, M.A.Mr. Arnab Sarmah, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

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Mrs. Dijumani Goswami, M.A. (HoD)

Mr. Binay Kr. Chakraborty, M.A., LL.B., B.C.J

Mrs. Joyeeta Das, M.A.

Mr. Moondip Sarma, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY<

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Mrs. Bibha Bhattacharyya, M.A. (HoD)

Mrs. Dolima Sarma, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH<

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Dr. Subhalakshmi Nath, M.A., Ph.D

Dr. Jushna Baruah, M.A., B.Ed. Ph.D (HoD)

Dr. Pallabi Baruah, M.A., Ph.D

Ms. Kakoli Choudhury, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE<

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Dr. Nabanita Bhuyan, M.A. Ph.D. (HoD)

Dr. Tripti Rekha Baruah, M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D

Dr. Jamini Buragohain, M.A., M. Phil, Ph.D

Ms.Chinmoyee Das, M.A., M.Phil

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

< Mrs. Mrinalini Deka, M.Sc. M.Phil

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS<

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Mrs. Anima Das, M.Sc. (HoD)

Dr. Nabanita Goswami, M.Sc., Ph,D

Dr. Jyotishmaan Gogoi, M.Sc., Ph.D

Mr. Nabajit Ray, M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

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Ms. Susmita Rabha, M.Sc. (HoD)

Dr. Binita Borgohain, Msc., Ph.D

Dr. Pulak Talukdar, MSc., Ph.D

Ms. Krishna Nath, MSc

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

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Dr. Deepanwita Deka, MSc, Ph.D (HoD)

Mr. Somir Warisa, M. Sc.

Ms. Kashmita Ojah, M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

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Mr. Swapan Bhattacharjee, M. Sc. (HoD)

Mrs. Binita Debroy, M. Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY<

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Dr. Sagar Sharma, M.Sc., Ph.D (HoD)

Dr. Jayanta Kr. Nath, M.Sc. Ph.D

Dr. Mamon Dey, M.Sc. Ph.D

Ms. Bhagyasmeeta Sarma, M. Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY<

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Dr. Sudem Basumatary, M.Sc., Ph.D (HoD)

Ms. Priyambada Chutia, M. Sc.

Ms. Puja Bishaya, M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE<

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Mrs. Chayanika Sarmah, B.E. M Tech (IT) (HoD)

Mrs. Rituparna Borah, B.E. M Tech (IT)

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

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Dr. Anjali Patowary, M.A., Ph.D (HoD)

Mr. Magrul Hussain, M.A.

Dr. Orchid Baruah, M.A, Ph. D

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

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Dr. Bandana Baishya, M.A., Ph.D.

Mrs. Ajanta Saikia, M.A.

Dr. Rumamani Deka, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. (HoD)

Mr. Sajidur Rahman, M.A., B.Ed.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

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Ms.Rashmita Borgohain, M.Com, PGDBFS., (HoD)

Mrs. Purabi Deka, M.Com.

Mrs. Kalyani Dutta, M.Com., PGDCA

Mrs.Trisha Moni Talukdar, M.Com.,PGDBA, PGDCRM

Ms. Shrabanee Tarafdar, M.Com.

Ms.Chandana Baruah, M.Com., PGDCA

Ms. Gayatri Boro, M.Sc.

S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

LIBRARIAN

LIBRARY ASSISTANT

LIBRARY BEARER

UPPER DIVISIONAL ASSISTANT

LOWER DIVISIONAL ASSISTANT

LABORATORY ASSISTANT

<Dr. Dhrubajit Das, M.L.I.Sc., Ph.D.

< Moon Chandra Medhi

<Atul Talukadar

<Niranjan Deka

<Subhash Deka (under suspension)

<Ratul Bayan

<Guna Kanta Kalita

<Balin Kr. Das

<Sudip Kumar Kalita

LIBRARY AND OFFICE STAFF

LABORATORY BEARER

OTHER STAFF

HOSTEL STAFF

<Ramani Nath

<Durgeswar Deka

<Dipak Baishya

<Cheniram Deka

<Mukunda Deka

<Ganesh Baruah

<Chanek Medhi

<Babul Thakuria

<Batish Bezbaruah

<Savitri Rai

<Jun Medhi

CLASSES Date of Start of Admission registration

Closing Date, Publication of list and Date of Admission

1) H.S. (Arts) 1st Year

2) B.A. 1st Semester

3) B.Sc.1st Semester

4) B.Com. 1st Semester

ADMISSION PROGRAMME 2020-21 (ONLINE)Portal : www.sbdeorahonline.in

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

To be notified in the portal10-08-2021

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S.B.DEORAH COLLEGE

Principal : Dr. Dharmendra Nath, M.A., LL.B., Ph.D.

Vice Principal : Mrs. Dijumani Goswami, M.A.

FACULTY MEMBERS

DEPARTMENT OF ASSAMESE<

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Dr. Biva Rani Pathak, M.A., Ph.D (HoD)Mrs. Gitali Das, M.A.Dr. Mamoon Kalita, M.A., Ph.DMs. Sanjukta Baruah, M.A.Mr. Arnab Sarmah, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

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Mrs. Dijumani Goswami, M.A. (HoD)

Mr. Binay Kr. Chakraborty, M.A., LL.B., B.C.J

Mrs. Joyeeta Das, M.A.

Mr. Moondip Sarma, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY<

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Mrs. Bibha Bhattacharyya, M.A. (HoD)

Mrs. Dolima Sarma, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH<

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Dr. Subhalakshmi Nath, M.A., Ph.D

Dr. Jushna Baruah, M.A., B.Ed. Ph.D (HoD)

Dr. Pallabi Baruah, M.A., Ph.D

Ms. Kakoli Choudhury, M.A.

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE<

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Dr. Nabanita Bhuyan, M.A. Ph.D. (HoD)

Dr. Tripti Rekha Baruah, M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D

Dr. Jamini Buragohain, M.A., M. Phil, Ph.D

Ms.Chinmoyee Das, M.A., M.Phil

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

< Mrs. Mrinalini Deka, M.Sc. M.Phil

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS<

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Mrs. Anima Das, M.Sc. (HoD)

Dr. Nabanita Goswami, M.Sc., Ph,D

Dr. Jyotishmaan Gogoi, M.Sc., Ph.D

Mr. Nabajit Ray, M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

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Ms. Susmita Rabha, M.Sc. (HoD)

Dr. Binita Borgohain, Msc., Ph.D

Dr. Pulak Talukdar, MSc., Ph.D

Ms. Krishna Nath, MSc

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

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Dr. Deepanwita Deka, MSc, Ph.D (HoD)

Mr. Somir Warisa, M. Sc.

Ms. Kashmita Ojah, M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

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Mr. Swapan Bhattacharjee, M. Sc. (HoD)

Mrs. Binita Debroy, M. Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY<

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Dr. Sagar Sharma, M.Sc., Ph.D (HoD)

Dr. Jayanta Kr. Nath, M.Sc. Ph.D

Dr. Mamon Dey, M.Sc. Ph.D

Ms. Bhagyasmeeta Sarma, M. Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY<

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Dr. Sudem Basumatary, M.Sc., Ph.D (HoD)

Ms. Priyambada Chutia, M. Sc.

Ms. Puja Bishaya, M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE<

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Mrs. Chayanika Sarmah, B.E. M Tech (IT) (HoD)

Mrs. Rituparna Borah, B.E. M Tech (IT)

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

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Dr. Anjali Patowary, M.A., Ph.D (HoD)

Mr. Magrul Hussain, M.A.

Dr. Orchid Baruah, M.A, Ph. D

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

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Dr. Bandana Baishya, M.A., Ph.D.

Mrs. Ajanta Saikia, M.A.

Dr. Rumamani Deka, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. (HoD)

Mr. Sajidur Rahman, M.A., B.Ed.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

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Ms.Rashmita Borgohain, M.Com, PGDBFS., (HoD)

Mrs. Purabi Deka, M.Com.

Mrs. Kalyani Dutta, M.Com., PGDCA

Mrs.Trisha Moni Talukdar, M.Com.,PGDBA, PGDCRM

Ms. Shrabanee Tarafdar, M.Com.

Ms.Chandana Baruah, M.Com., PGDCA

Ms. Gayatri Boro, M.Sc.