DARRANG COLLEGE PROSPECTUS -2016

DARRANG COLLEGE

TEZPUR: ASSAM: INDIA

ESTD—1945

PROSPECTUS -2016

GENERAL INFORMATION

Name : Darrang College

Address : PO-Tezpur, Dist: Sonitpur, Pin:784001,

Assam (India)

Year of Estd. : 1945

Area : 15.07 Acres

Principal : Dr. Joysankar Hazarika, M.Sc. Ph. D.

Vice-Principal : Dr. Gahan Ch. Mahanta, M.A., Ph.D.

Phone Numbers: +91-3712-220014 (Principal)

+ 91-3712-225990 (Vice-Principal)

+91-3712-225410 (Extn. Account Br.)

+91-3712-224337 (Librarian)

Fax Number: +91-3712-225409 (Principal)

+91-3712-224337 (Library)

E-mail : [email protected]

Website : www.darrangcollege.in

CONTENTS Page No.

About the College 1

From Principal‘s desk 2

Academic Programs:

H.S. Course-Science 3

H.S. Course-Arts 4

H.S. Course-Commerce 5

UG Course-Science (Major) 6

UG Course-Science (General) 7

UG Course-Arts (Major) 8

UG Course-Arts (General) 10

UG Course-Commerce (Major) 11

UG Course-Commerce (General) 11

PG Course-Assamese, Botany & Zoology 12

B.Sc. in Biotechnology (Newly introduced) 13

Distance Education- IGNOU & IDOL 14

Vocational & Certificate Courses 15

Admission Procedure 16

Rules & Regulations of the College 18

Hostel Facility & College Library 19

Aids and Awards for Academic Excellence 20

Faculty List 22

College Staffs 23

Previous results 24

Fees structure 25

Strength

THREE STREAMS B.A., B.Sc., B.Com

WITH PG CLASSES

TWENTY FIVE DEPARTMENTS

RICH COLLECTION OF BOOKS &

JOURNALS IN LIBRARY

THREE POST GRADUATE

DEPARTMENTS

MORE THAN 4700 STUDENTS

145 FACULTY MEMBERS

STAR COLLEGE WITH BIOTECH

HUB

IGNOU & IDOL CENTRE FOR

DISTANCE EDUCATION

VALUE ADDED COURSES

BOYS‘ & GIRLS‘ HOSTEL FACILITY

UNINTERRUPTED POWER

SUPPLY PROVISION

TWO CANTEENS

INDDOR STADIUM.

GYMNASIUM

CARRER COUNSELLING CENTRE

THEATER REPARATORY

NCC & NSS

CONSERVATION CENTRE

SPORTS CLUB AND SPORTS

COACHING

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Established in 1945 by the people of Tezpur, Darrang College was permanently affiliated to Gauhati

University in 1953. It has been constantly endeavoring for fruitful dissemination of knowledge to its pupils

with the solemn aim of making them worthy citizens of the country.

The claim has been vindicated by a large number of alumni glittering in the national and international arena.

VISION & MISSION

Vision Statement:

Darrang College stand firm to reach the top

among the best institutions of the country by

generating fruitful social, economic, cultural

and human resources through promotion of

quality education and thus to mould the society

cope with changing need of time

Mission Statement:

> to transform lives, and serve the society by

promoting participation in higher education.

> to strive for excellence in ―teaching and

learning‖ in a student -centered environment,

and research and fellowship for community

development

MOTTO OF THE

COLLEGE

“ BE A

JEWEL

AMONG

MEN”

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DARRANG COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2016

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The admission policy of 2016 is made different from our previous admissions and aimed to make it more students friendly because it will be based on cut off marks.

As the cut off marks will be declared well ahead of the date of admissions , students can get their preference wise positions and can take admission according to

their choice in the subject or course.

I am forwarding this Prospectus 2016 which covers UG to PG regular programmes and different courses in distance mode and courses offered in the college

Vocational Centre. I heartily welcome all the new comers to our college and wish that they can fulfill their dreams here at Darrang College and will become the

“Jewel Among Men”.

Dr. Joysankar Hazarika

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

My beloved students,

At the outset, I convey my congratulations to you all for passing out successfully the high school leaving and higher

secondary final examinations. As you know, education is the prime changer of society and an educated society is the

prime mover for development of a region and a country. The globalised world of ours today opens up immense opportu-

nities across boundaries where political divisions are no longer barriers of development. In this world of challenges and

opportunities we at Darrang college is committed to provide best education at an affordable price.

We are striving for preparing future generation more focused on knowledge, values, discipline and life skills. We open up

opportunities for extracurricular activities with proper guidance so that the hidden talents can also be explored and they

become endowed with skills required for today’s world which are multifaceted as well as challenge driven.


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HIGHER SECONDARY COURSES

HIGHER SECONDARY : SCIENCE

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS:

English and Alternative English / M.I.L. (M.I.L. includes Assamese,

Bengali, Hindi, Nepali and Bodo.)

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS:

One of the following groups (including the optional Fourth subject)

a) Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics + Biology.

b) Physics+ Chemistry + Mathematics + Statistics

c) Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics +Geography

d) Physics + Economics + Statistics + Mathematics.

e) Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics + Computer Science &

Application

f) Economics + Statistics + Mathematics + Computer Science &

Application

g) Physics + Mathematics + Geography + Computer Science &

Application

The College has been conducting H.S. classes in Arts, Science and Commerce under A.H.S.E.C. in response to the public demand of the

region. Admission to H.S. course is open to those who have passed H.S.L.C under S.E.B.A. or equivalent examinations under other Boards /

Councils recognized by A.H.S.E.C. Classes in each stream are held in two Sections-A & B that run simultaneously.

STREAM NO. OF SEATS SECTION

Science 125 A

Science 125 B

Note: For offering Computer Science, candidates must have passed in General

Mathematics or Advance Mathematics in matriculation or any equivalent

examination.


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HIGHER SECONDARY : ARTS

Note: For offering Computer Science: General Maths or Advance Mathematics in matriculation or any equivalent examination is a must

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS:

English and Alternative English / M.I.L. (M.I.L. includes Assamese, Bengali, Hindi, Nepali and Bodo.)

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS:

Any four of the following subjects (including the fourth subject)—

a) Economics

b) Education

c) History or Sociology or Home Science d) Political Science or Computer Science

e) Mathematics*

(* Eco + Stats + Maths combination)

j) Geography or Statistics

g) Logic & Philosophy or Psychology

h) Home Science or Computer Science & Application

i) Home Science or Sociology or Education

j) Sanskrit or Assamese Second Language or Bengali Second Language or Hindi Second Language or E.S.L (E.S.L is allowed but not taught

in the college)

Note: For offering Computer Science, candidates must have passed in General Mathematics or Advance Mathematics in matriculation or

any equivalent examination.


Arts 150 A

Arts 150 B


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HIGHER SECONDARY : COMMERCE

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS :

English, Alternative English / M.I.L. (M.I.L. includes Assamese, Bengali, Hindi, Nepali and Bodo),

Accountancy and Business Studies

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS:

Any two of the following subjects (including the fourth subject)—

a) Economics

b) Banking

c) Computer Science & Application

d) Commercial Mathematics and Statistics (C.M.S.T.) or Mathematics

Note: For offering Computer Science and CMST, candidates must have passed in General Mathematics or

Advance Mathematics in matriculation or any equivalent examination.


Commerce 125 A

Commerce 125 B


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THREE YEAR DEGREE COURSES

The College is conducting Three Year Degree Course in Science, Arts and Commerce streams in Semester mode under Gauhati University.

Admission to T.D.C. is open to those who have passed H.S. or equivalent Examinations of other organizations recognized by the Gauhati

University. The course is divided into two Sections in Arts and Commerce streams. Section A constitutes Major Course and Section B

constitutes General Course. Science Stream has only Section-A and within this Section students are admitted to Major and General Course.

‘B.Sc. in Biotechnology’ course has been newly introduced in the College from this academic session.

TDC SCIENCE MAJOR

Combination of subjects for Science Section : Major Course

1. General and Functional English. 2. Any one of the following groups:

Major Subject Elective Subjects

1. Physics : Mathematics + Chemistry / Statistics / Computer Science

2. Chemistry : Mathematics + Physics

3. Mathematics : Physics + (Chemistry / Statistics / Computer Science /

Geography) or (Economics + Statistics / Computer Science)

4. Zoology : Chemistry + Botany / Biotechnology / Home Science

5. Botany : Chemistry + Zoology / Biotechnology / Home Science

6. Statistics: Mathematics + Physics / Economics

7. Economics: Mathematics + Statistics

8. Geography: Mathematics + Physics or Botany + Zoology

9. Home Science : Chemistry + Botany / Zoology

Subject No. of Seats

Physics 40

Chemistry 40

Mathematics 40

Botany 40

Zoology 40

Statistics 40

Economics 10

Geography 10

Biotechnology 15

Total 275


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TDC SCIENCE GENERAL

Combination of subjects for Science - General

Course:

1. General & Functional English

2. Any one of the following groups

(Maximum 3 Subjects):

a) Physics / Computer Science + Chemistry /

Computer Science + Mathematics / Computer

Science

b) Physics / Economics + Mathematics +

Statistics

c) Zoology / Biotechnology / Home Science +

Botany / Biotechnology / Home Science +

Chemistry

d) Zoology / Home Science + Botany / Home

Science + Geography / Home Science


No. of Seats : 100

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TDC ARTS MAJOR

Arts ( Sem-1): Section: A (Major Course)

1. English

2. Alternative English / M.I.L. : Assamese / Bengali / Hindi / Nepali / Bodo.

3. Major with one Elective as shown below:

Major Subject Elective Subject English a) History / Philosophy / Psychology

b) Political Science / Economics / Geography

c) Education / Psychology

Assamese a) History / Philosophy / Psychology



Hindi a) History / Philosophy / Psychology



Bengali a) History / Philosophy / Psychology



Political Science a) History / Education / Psychology / Sociology

b) Economics / Nepali Second Language / Psychology /

Geography

Economics: a) Political Science / History / Geography

b) Education / Mathematics / Psychology / Sociology

Philosophy a) Sanskrit / Political Science / Psychology

b) Education / Home Science / Psychology

Geography a) Mathematics / Economics / Education / Psychology

b) Political Science / History

Sanskrit a) Political Science / Philosophy

b) Education / Psychology


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Major Subject Elective Subject

Education a) Political Science / Economics

b) Philosophy / Home Science / Psychology

Mathematics a) Economics / Statistics / Geography

History a) Education/ Political Science / Psychology / Sociology

b) Economics / Philosophy / Home Science / Sociology

Statistics a) Mathematics / Economics

Home Science a) Education / Psychology / Economics / Sociology

Psychology a) Education / Home Science / Sociology

MAJOR

SUBJECTS NO OF

SEATS Assamese 60

English 50

Political Science 50

History 50

Education 50

Philosophy 50

Geography 40

Economics 50

Sanskrit 40

Bengali 30

Hindi 40

Mathematics 10

Statistics 10

Home Science 15

Psychology 10

Total 555

For MIL/Alternative English (2nd Subsidiary

Subject): Students with language Major will

have to take a non-language or language subject

other than the Subject he/she is taking as Major.

For example, English Major will take other than

Alternative English / Elective English and Assa-

mese Major will take other than Assamese.

Note: Candidates offering Sanskrit as Major must have passed in the subject in +2 level.


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TDC ARTS GENERAL

Combination of subjects for Arts (B.A.) Section - B

1) English.

2) M.I.L/ Alternative English

3) Any two groups from the following:

a) Economics / Philosophy

b) Political Science / Geography / Home Science / Psychology

c) Education / History

d) Nepali Second Language

e) Sociology No. of Seats : 200


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TDC COMMERCE MAJOR & GENERAL

MAJOR COURSE

Commerce (Sem-I ): Section-A

1. Business Mathematics 2. Financial Accounting-I 3. Business Organization & Entrepreneurship Development 4. Indian Financial System

Major in any one of the following subject with a special paper:

Major Subject Special Paper

Accountancy Cost Accounting

Management Human Resource Management

Finance Rural & Micro Finance GENERAL COURSE

Commerce (Sem-1): Section-B

1. Fundamentals of insurance / Business Mathematics

2. Financial Accounting-I

3. Business Organization & Entrepreneurship Development

4. Indian Financial System

MAJOR SUBJECTS No. of Seats

Accountancy 100

Management 60

Finance 40


No. of Seats : 75

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POST GRADUATE COURSES

Darrang College has regular PG courses in 3

departments Assamese, Zoology and Botany

under Gauhati University. The PG class in

Assamese was introduced in the year 2013,

PG in Zoology was introduced in 2014 and

the PG in Botany was introduced in 2015. For

PG students the College has adopted well

equipped laboratory facility as well as very

good departmental Library. Besides, the

students were taken to various places/ institu-

tions/ laboratories for course oriented field

visit. For the better development of the

PG students special classes are organized by

inviting experts in concerned field from

various universities.

P.G. Classes in Physics, Geography and

MBA will be started very shortly.

ADMISSION TO ALL PG CLASSES

WILL BE DONE ACCORDING TO

THE UNIVERSITY OF GAUHATI,

GUWAHATI

POST GRADUATE IN

ASSAMESE

Student Capacity : 30

Course fees : Rs. 6000/- PAPERS:

SEMESTER I

1.1 History of Early and Medieval

Assamese Literature

1.2 Assamese Poetry

1.3 Cultural History of Assam 1.4 History of Literary Criticism (East

and West) 1.5 General Linguistics and History of

Linguistics

SEMESTER II

2.1 History of Modern Assamese

Literature

2.2 Assamese Drama 2.3 Assamese Prose

2.4 Twentieth Century Literary Theory/

Movements and Assamese Literature

2.5 History of Sanskrit Literature

SEMESTER III

3.1 Assamese Novel

3.2 Script and Textual Criticism

3.3 Cultural History of North-East 3.4 a) Introduction of Western

Literature in English Translation

b) Introduction of Phonology and Assamese Phonology

3.5 a) Comparative Indian Literature

b) Pali-Pakrit-Apabhramsa Text and Comparative Grammer of

Indo-Aryan Languages

SEMESTER IV

4.1 Assamese Short Story

4.2 a) Bhakti Literature

b) Linguistics and Related Fields 4.3 a) Special Author

4.3 b) Introduction to Morphology and

Assamese Morphology 4.4 a) Classical Sanskrit Literature

b) Tibeto-Burman Languages and

Linguistics 4.5 a) Introduction to Translation

Studies

4.5 b) Dialectology and Dialects of Assamese Language

POST GRADUATE IN

ZOOLOGY


Course fees : Rs. 15,000/-

PAPERS:

SEMESTER I

Systematics, Biostatistics,

Bioinformatics.

Genetics & Evolution

Ecology & Environmental

Biology

Systematics, Biostatistics,

Bioinformatics

Genetics & Evolution

Ecology & Environmental

Biology

SEMESTER – II

Developmental Biology

Tools & Techniques

Endocrinology

Developmental Biology

Tools & Techniques

Endocrinology

SEMESTER – III

Biochemistry & Physiology

Cell Biology & Immunology

Entomology, Aquatic Biology &

Fisheries

Biochemistry & Physiology

Cell Biology & Immunology

Entomology, Aquatic Biology &

Fisheries

SEMESTER – IV

Special Paper I

Special Paper II

Special Paper III

Special Paper IV

POST GRADUATE IN

BOTANY


Course fees : Rs. 15,000/-

PAPERS:

SEMESTER I

Diversity & Systematics of Lower

Crytogams

Diversity & Systematics of Higher

Crytogams

Diversity & Systematics of Higher

Phanerogams

Eology Environment & Phyto-

geography

SEMESTER – II Resource management & Conser-

vation, IPR, Traditional Knowledge

Cytogenetics Plant Breeding &

Evolution

Plant Physiology & Evolution

Reproductive & Developmental

Botany.

SEMESTER – III Microbiology & Plant Pathology

Molecular Biology & Plant

Biotechnology

Biostatistics & Bioinformatics

SEMESTER – IV Special Paper I

Special Paper II

Special Paper III


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B.Sc. BIOTECHNOLOGY COURSE

The Department of Biotechnology was established in the year 2010. The subject of Biotechnology has been gaining world-wide importance due to

its wide applicability in various fields, viz. research, healthcare, pharmaceutical, environmental perspective etc. The Department was offering

Biotechnology as a general subject in B.Sc. degree courses.

NEW COURSE – B.Sc. in Biotechnology

The Department is now set to start its UG-program of B.Sc. in Biotechnology from the session 2016 in view of current demand. It has well

established laboratory facilities. Guest faculties from nearby Institutes of Higher Learning like Tezpur University, Defence Research Laboratory-

Tezpur, Gauhati University, Institute of Advanced Studies in Science & Technology-Guwahati, shall also be invited to deliver special lectures.

INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY-

At present, the department has well equipped sophisticated laboratories with all other facilities required for smooth running of academic

curriculum & research. Besides that, the students are able to avail various trainings in related fields, summer school, educational tour etc.

Eligibility for Admission:

Minimum qualification of student essential for entry to the course shall be

Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination, passed in 2nd

division in science stream with the following subjects- Biology, Chemistry,

and Physics/Mathematics

MAJOR LABORATORY FACILITIES:

Molecular Biology Lab Microbiological Lab

Tissue Culture Lab Bioinformatics Lab

Semester I BT-101: Communicative English BT-102: Microbiology BT-103: Biochemistry-I BT-104 :Cell Biology BT-105 :Practical

Semester II BT-201: Genetics BT-202: Microbiology- II BT-203: Biochemistry- II BT-204: Practical

Semester III BT-301:Environmental studies BT-302:Biophysical Chemistry BT-303: Molecular Biology BT-304: Instrumentation BT-305: Practical

Semester IV BT-401: Genetic Engineering BT-402: Immunology BT-403:Developmental Biology BT-404: Practical

No. of Seats : 15


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INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE AND OPEN LEARNING (IDOL) OF GAUHATI UNIVERSITY

The College provides correspondence courses under Institute of Distance and Open Learning (IDOL) of G. U. in Assamese, English, History,

Political Science, Economics and Mathematics and Post Graduate Diploma courses in Sales and Marketing Management, Human Resource

Management, Business Management and Computer Application. Candidates may contact the General Branch of the college for the details of

the programme. (* Credit Transfer System underway in TDC Semester mode)

DEGREE, DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE COURSES UNDER INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY (IGNOU)

As a centre of Indira Gandhi National Open University, Darrang College provides for IGNOU degrees, diploma and certificate courses. The

Higher Secondary & TDC students can take admission in various IGNOU Courses along with their regular courses. The examination branch

of the college sells prospectus for various courses. The certificate courses included in : Disaster Management, Tourism Studies, Environ-

mental Studies, Human Rights, Guidance, Labour in Development, Consumer Protection, Rural Development, Teaching of English as a

Second Language, Participatory Forest Management, Laboratory Techniques. The Diploma Courses in: Tourism Studies, Creative Writing

in English. Post Graduate Diploma in: Higher Education, Rural Development, International Business Operation, Disaster Management,

Journalism & Mass Communication. Bachelor Degree in: Arts and Commerce. Master Degree in: Commerce, Business Administration,

Rural Development, MEC, MBF, MTM, MPS, MHD, MSU, MPA, MEG, MAH. Any other programme: Bachelor‟s Preparatory Programme

(BPP).

DARRANG COLLEGE

NCC UNIT

The NCC units that the

college boasts of, cater to the

needs of both male and

female students are 5 Assam

Bn NCC and 73 Girls (I) Coy.

The adventurous, ambitious,

energetic and enthusiastic

students who wish to join the

NCC can do so at the start of

the Academic session.

DISTANCE EDUCATION COURSES : IGNOU & IDOL


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VOCATIONAL AND CERTIFICATE COURSES

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN COMPUTER APPLICATION

The college provides short term course in computer application to those who have

passed HSLC Examination. Admission forms can be collected from the Computer

Centre of Darrang College. Advertisements for admission are made in time.

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN CONSERVATION ECOLOGY (IN

ASSOCIATION WITH W.W.F. OF INDIA)

The college provides three months certificate course in conservation ecology.

Minimum qualification is Degree in any stream. For form and admission contact

should be made with the Centre for Conservation Studies situated on the second floor

of Bhagawat Prasad Memorial Building of the college.

CERTIFICATE / DIPLOMA / DEGREE COURSES UNDER IGNOU’S

CONVERGENCE SCHEME:

COURSES ARE:- Certificate in: Environmental Studies, Human Rights, Disaster

Management, Rural Development, Teaching of English, Tourism Studies, Lab.

Techniques, HIV & Family Education.

Diploma in: Primary Education, HIV & Family Education, Creative Writing in

English, Youth in Development Work, Women‘s Empowerment & Development,

Tourism Studies. PGD in: Maternal and Child Health (offered in January session

only), Environment and Sustainable Development.

VOCATIONAL COURSES

(i) Communicative English (ii) Computer Hardware

(iii) Para Medical Course (iv) Mobile Repairing.

(iv) Conservation Ecology (v) Tea Husbandry

(vi) Lab Attendant.

FOUNDATION COURSE ON HUMAN RIGHTS

& DUTIES: (U.G.C. sponsored and recognized )

Duration: Three months, Course fee: Nil

Contact person: Mr. Manash Jyoti Patgiri, Department

of Political Science


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H.S. / Degree Admission process for the new academic year, 2016 will start immediately after the declaration of HSLC / AHSEC result. Last

date of submission of application form will be announced after the declaration of HSLC / AHSEC result.

Application form along with prospectus can be obtained on payment of Rs. 200 (Rupees Two hundred ) only in cash from the college of-

fice . Application form can also be downloaded from our website (www.darrangcollege.in) from the same date. Downloaded forms must be

submitted with Rs. 200 (Rupees two hundred ) only payable at the cash counter of the college office during admission or through a bank

draft in favour of Principal, Darrang College, payable at SBI, Tezpur branch.

1. Admissions will be strictly on the basis of merit and other board applicants will be standardized according to the SEBA for H.S. and

AHSEC for Degree Course.

2. The College shall admit all the candidates who have percentage that meet the announced cut-off criteria. No first- come first- served policy is permitted.

3. Candidates can apply preference wise for more than one course/subject in separate application form for Major Course as given in the prospectus.

4. A Student can opt for only those subjects in TDC in which he/she has passed in H.S without grace marks.

5. The cut-off list of the candidate for admission will be available in college website / notice boards and candidate must take admission within

the stipulated period after release of the list. Otherwise their seat will be termed cancelled and their admission will not be entitled in the

next cut off list.

6. The candidates who could not take admission in a cut off list could be considered for admission in the immediate next list on the last date

of admission provided seats are available in the course.

7. All Original Documents relevant to the admission procedure must be produced at the time of

Admission.

8. No student will be allowed to take admission in two courses simultaneously.

In case a candidate is found admitted in two courses/ subjects simultaneously,

the admission in both courses/ subjects will be CANCELLED.

9. Incomplete form or forms without documents will be rejected.

10) No forms will be accepted after the last date of submission under any circumstances.

11) Subject combinations cannot be changed after admission.

12) The merit list for ‗Reserved Category‘ will be prepared as per Government Rules.

13) Students claiming seats against Co-Curricular category must submit a separate application in plain paper along with the admission form.

Only State and National level Certificates will be entertained.

ADMISSION PROCEDURE


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14) In case the candidate has not studied the subject in + 2 level in which he/she desires to take Major (only in the case of those subjects

which are allowed as per GU regulations), his/her eligibility will be considered on the basis of aggregate percentage.

15) A candidate will have to submit a duly attested photocopy of the mark sheet of the last qualifying examination and caste certificate /

certificate for differently able (wherever applicable) with the application form. No other documents required with the application

form.

16) A candidate must produce the following documents in original at the time of admission

Mark-sheet and Pass Certificate of the last qualifying examination.

Age certificate / HSLC Admit Card.

Certificate from the Head of the Institution last attended, testifying

his/her character.

Caste certificate from competent authority (wherever applicable)

Certificate for differently able (wherever applicable)

Certificate / documents for Co-curricular activities

Gap Certificate (wherever applicable)

N.B.: Gap certificate must be issued from any one of the

following:

Head of the Institution last attended

Officer in-charge of the nearest police station

Government Gazetted Officer testifying his / her activities during

the interm period

Medical Certificate from a Govt. registered Medical practitioner (on genuine medical grounds).

However Candidates having more than three years study gap will not be eligible for admission.

Admission Committee may refuse admission to a candidate whose documents are not genuine or not found to be in proper format.

17) Admission to the College and its Hostel will take place on the same day. Hostel seats are allotted strictly on merit. A student has to make

the necessary payment for the purpose on the same day.

18) All admissions are governed by the College Admission rules. The decision of the admission committee regarding admissions is final.

19) FOR TDC SCIENCE:

Merit position of applying candidates will be determined considering English or MIL/ Alt. English, whichever is higher will be added

with best of three from the rest core subjects excluding Physical Education (PHE).


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College Uniform:

College Uniform is compulsory. Students not in proper uniform are not allowed entry to the college.

The uniform will be as follows: For Boys: Black pants (Formal only), sky blue shirt. For Girls: Spun Muga Mekhela and Off white Chadar with maroon

border and Maroon Blouse / Off white Saree with Maroon Blouse / Off white Salwar : Off white Dupatta : Maroon Kameez (knee-length). Maroon

Sweater and Black shoes/sandals are common to both boys and girls.

Identity Card:

Every bonafide student will be issued College identity card at the time of admission.

Reservation:

The College follows the Government Reservation rules.

Cancellation of seats:

Students found absent for a period of 15 days at a stretch after admission without intimation to the authority will forfeit their seats. Besides, a student may

have to lose his/her seat in the manner mentioned in ―General Rules‖ stated below:

General Rules:

Students admitted to this college must abide by all rules and regulations of the college. Violation of the rules, irregular attendance, misconduct in any form,

adopting unfair means at the examinations and the likes will be treated as serious offences leading to suspension or even expulsion from the college.

Ragging is strictly prohibited. Students found indulging in such activities will be expelled from the college. Further, no student is allowed to take-up any

other full time course or hold a service during his stay in the college. Organisations, societies etc. of the students of Darrang College, will function only

under the guidance of the college authority. Only the organizations /societies recognized by the college authority will be permitted to use the facilities of

the College premises. All the notices desired to be pasted or circulated must be countersigned by the Principal.

Examination Rules:

All examination of the College will be conducted by the College Examination Cell. Due weight age will be given to the prevailing conventions of the

college in the conduct of examinations. The student must appear in all the examinations conducted by the college during an academic session, otherwise

they will not be allowed to sit in final examination. The examination schedule is embodied in the Academic Calendar of the college. A student expelled

from any of the examinations of the Council or the University will be expelled from the college also. TDC 1st / 2nd Semester students are to take admission

in the next promotional classes after appearing in their respective final examinations. A Candidate will get 3 chances in each Part of TDC but in all Parts

will get 5 years only. (Ref.: Regulation: 12, G.U.)

Attendance Rule:

H.S. 1st and 2nd year : Students who do not attend at least 75% of the classes held will not be allowed to appear in 1st year and final year examinations held

by AHSEC. TDC (1st / 2nd / 3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th semesters) : A student shall not be eligible to sit for the end semester examination as a regular candidate if he /

she does not attend a minimum of 75% lectures delivered in each subject separately or 6 credit per week per paper (GU regulation).

Leave Rules:

Leave applications are to be submitted to the Vice Principal‘s Office and only duly permitted and granted leaves are eligible for relaxation in atten-

dance. Students who failed to attend their classes for a certain period at a stretch on genuine and acceptable grounds such as serious diseases or accidents

and related treatment involving the students themselves and the members of the family, death of near and their ones, academic / sports / cultural activities

approved by the college must apply to the Principal within 24 hours in person or by e-mail: [email protected] or Fax to the Principal‘s office

(Fax No.: 03712-225409 / 224337) for consideration of leave of absence for the concerned period. Applications must be supported with testimonials /

documents whichever is necessary. Even for such cases the actual attendance must not fall short of 50%.

RULES AND REGULATIONS


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Darrang College has both Boys‘ and Girls‘ Hostel of its

own on the Southern and Northern part of College campus.

The College hostels may be considered and integral part as

well as an extension of the Institution. The Hostel atmos-

phere of the College reflects the divergent cultures of the

N.E. region. As such the students are required to maintain a

healthy community atmosphere in the Hostel. The internal

management of the Hostels is looked after by resident

wardens. A committee comprising of the Principal, Hostel

Warden and members from the Teaching Staff looks after

the smooth functioning of the Hostels.

Eligibility for Admission into the Hostel:-

Admission to the Hostel is granted only after the College

Admission is finalized.

No. of Hostel seats are limited and admission is made

strictly on the basis of merit.

Only outstation students are eligible for admission.

Admission process will follow Govt. Reservation Rules.

Admission is finalized after a personal interview with the

candidate, parents and local guardian.

HOSTEL FACILITIES COLLEGE LIBRARY

Darrang College has a modern automated library in a separate building in its premises.

The library has an impressive collection of books, Journals, News papers, Magazines,

e-Journals, e-books, bibliographic databases etc.

The newly constructed library with its open access system and spacious reading area

provides and atmosphere conductive to the excitement of constructive mentality. Students

are encouraged to become sagacious users of the library which is a welcome heaven for

intellectual pursuits. Moreover, most of the departments of the college have an individual

library called departmental library, which provides additional help to students and teachers

in their academic pursuits. The library also provides access to e-resources to the teachers

and students through UGC – INFLIBNET N – List programme.

A well equipped computerized library is an invaluable aid to the young scholars. The

college has a state of art library building spreading across three floors. The library remains

open from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm on all working days.

A student will have to apply on a separate form supplied by the librarian for access to

library books. Each student is allowed to borrow three books for TDC (Major) / PG

students and two books for others at a time.

LIBRARY RULES:

Library cards are not transferable.

Books are issued to students for a period of fifteen (15) days.

An overdue charge of Rs.5/- only per day is levied if a book is kept beyond the due date.

Books on loan with members can be recalled at any time without assigning any reason

thereof.

Borrowers must check the physical condition of the book before getting them issued.

Otherwise they will be held responsible for any damage or mutation notice at the time of

return.

Reference books marked restricted and bound volumes of periodicals and question

papers are not issued.

A fine of Rs. 20/- will be charged for reissue of a library card.


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The College has provisions for awarding free or half studentship to the deserving students on the basis of their applications. Notification to this effect is

made in time. In addition to this, the students can avail the following awards for their academic achievements :

Bageria Foundation Trust (Instituted in 1997): One gold medal with a citation and college certificate of Merit is awarded to the graduates of each

faculty (Arts, Science and Commerce) securing highest marks among the degree final year candidates of the college.

Arunima Goswami Memorial Award (Instituted in 2000): A cash award of Rs. 2000/- and a certificate of excellence to the TDC final year students

from the college securing highest marks (not less than 60%) in Botany major and Rs.1000/- to the best students (academically) in H.S.

K. P. Agarwalla and Dilip Agrawalla Award (Instituted in 2001) : A Cash award of Rs. 2,000/- and a certificate of excellence to the TDC Final Year

student of the College securing highest marks in Mathematics Major and a cash award of Rs. 3,000/- and a certificate of merit to the best science graduate

of the College.

Dr. Hari Prasad Memorial Trust (Instituted in 2001): One time award of at least Rs.5000/- to a deserving poor student from the college selected for

admission into the Medical Stream.

Nirmola Devi Memorial Trust (Instituted in 2003): The Trust is opened with a donation of Rs.50, 000/- from Dr. A. K. Sharma, Ex-Principal, Darrang

College. The objective of the trust is to award Rs.1, 000/- (cash) and a certificate to those students who get highest marks (not less than 90%) in the subject

‗Chemistry‘ in Higher Secondary Final Examination among the students of the college and the student who obtains highest marks in Chemistry (Major)

with a 1st Class in B.Sc. Final Examination of Gauhati University.

Chandra Kanta Bhattacharya Memorial Award (Instituted in 2004): The award has been instituted by Dr. S. K. Bhattacharya, Ex-Vice Principal of

Darrang College. The award consists of a cash amount of Rs.1, 000/- is to be given to the Best Science Graduate from Darrang College every year. Cash

award of Rs.1, 000/- is to be given to the student securing highest aggregate marks in Higher Secondary Final Examination, Science Stream

Mominur Rohman Memorial Award (Instituted in 2005): A cash award of Rs.1, 000/- to those who get highest marks (not less than 80%) in the subject

‗accountancy‘ in Higher Secondary Final Examination among the students of the college which is instituted by Mr. Manoj Kumar Hazarika, Assistant

Professor, Department of Commerce, Darrang College.

Madhurya Kalita Memorial Award (Instituted in 2006): The award is instituted by Mr. Gagan Kalita and Mrs.Anjana Kalita, parents of Late Madhurya

Kalita. The award consists of a cash amount of Rs. 1, 000/- to be given to the student securing highest aggregate marks in the Higher Secondary Final

Examination, Science Stream of Darrang College.

Gopal Sharma Memorial Award (Instituted in 2007): The award has been instituted by Mr. H. K. Sharma, Ex-Vice Principal of Darrang College and

Mrs. Usha Rani Devi in the memory of their father. Gifts worth Rs. 500/- will be given to the Best Commerce Graduate with Major in Management

securing 1st Class and another Gifts worth Rs. 500/- will be given to the student Higher Secondary (Commerce) Final Examination securing highest marks

in Business Studies (not less than 80%)

AIDS & AWARDS FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE


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Anila Sharma Memorial Award (Instituted in 2008): This award has been instituted by Mr. H. K. Sharma, Ex-Vice Principal of Darrang College and

Mrs. Usha Rani Devi in the memory of his sister/ her sister-in law. Gift worth Rs. 500/- will be awarded to the best student of Higher Secondary

Commerce securing highest marks in Higher Secondary Final Examination.

Tankeswar Bhattarchyya Memorial Award (Instituted in 2009): The award has been instituted by Mrs. Sova Bhattarchyya, wife of Late Tankeswar

Bhattarchyya, former Principal of Darrang College and Founder Head of the Department of Commerce. This award consists of cash Rs.5,000/- to be

offered to the best commerce Graduate with First Class.

Dr. Debendra Kr. Chowdhury Memorial Award (Instituted in 2014): The award has been instituted by Dr. Shyamalima Chowdhury, faculty member,

Dept. of Physics, Darrang College in the memory of her father late Dr. Debendra Kr. Chowdhury. The award consists of a cash award of Rs.5,000/- with a

certificate of merit to the outgoing student of Physics Major securing highest marks (not less than 70%).

College Award: A college award of Rs.1000/- along with a certificate of Merit to each Rank holders in Higher Secondary Final Examination of all streams

and Rs.500/- along with a certificate of Merit to each student securing Star Marks in the said examination every year.

College Library Award: The College Library has been awarding prizes every year to three best students considering brilliant ‗readers‘ irrespective of any

class or shift.


DEPARTMENT OF ASSAMESE Dr. Gahan Ch. Mahanta Dr. Jyotshna Sarma Bezboruah, HoD Mr. Dulal Chandra Das Mr. Ranjan Kumar Pathak Mr. Khanindra Kr. Kalita Dr. Gakul Kumar Das Mr. Rupam Borthakur Ms. Rajashree Borah Mr. Jadabendra Borah Ms. Padma Devi

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Dr. Manoj Kumar Tula Dr. Swapnali Kakoty, HoD Mrs. Anuradha Bhattarai Mr. Debraj Sharma Mrs. Renusmita Upadhyay Talukdar Mr. Bidyut Das Mr. Purnananda Nath Ms. Nimi Biswakarma

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI Mrs. Runu Devi, HoD Ms. Silpika Adhikari Mr. Mizanur Hussain Mondal Ms. Puja Sarmah

DEPARTMENT OF BENGALI Mr. Manash Kumar Kar, HoD Mrs. Nanda Nath Ms. Minakshi Das

DEPARTMENT OF NEPALI Mr. Khema Nanda Sharma Mr. Ghanashyam Timsina, HoD

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FACULTY

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT Dr. Kalpana Kalita, HoD Dr. Jayanta Sarma Dr. Dhrubajit Sarma Dr. Swapna Borah

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Mr. Purnananda Pawe Mr. Manash Jyoti Patgiri, HoD Mr. Amardeep Pegu Mr. Jintu Pathari Ms. Ankita Baruah Ms. Jyotismita Baruah

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Mr. Rupkamal Kakoty Mr. Harendra Nath Morang, HoD Dr. Kangkan Deka Dr. Sweta Mahanta Mr. Biraj Jyoti Kalita

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Mr. Saroj Kataki, HoD Dr. Mukul Saikia Dr. Kusum Brahma Mrs. Anamika Das Ms. Rashmi Rekha Rabha Ms. Pallabi Das

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS Mr. Pranab Jyoti Das, HOD Mr. Prabhat Singh Mrs. Sadhana Deka Mrs. Daisy Rani Kalita Ms. Sagarika Boro

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY Dr. Mira Dutta, HoD Mrs. Swapnalika Goswami Mrs. Manisha Baishya Mr. Kularam Mili Ms. Manjima Saikia

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Mr. Pradip Kumar Baruah, HoD Mr. Manoj Kumar Sarma Mr. Arup Kumar Deka Dr. Shyamalima Chowdhury Dr. Saiful Islam Mr. Jyodeep Buragohain Dr. Manashi Devi Dr. Palash Borah

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Dr. Ram Charan Deka Mr. Bipul saikia Dr. Ranjit Kumar Misra, HoD Dr. Barnali Das Deka Ms. Ankita Borgohain

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY Mr. Dadhi Ram Sedai Dr. Lakshmi Roy, HoD Mr. Shyamal Kumar Kar Dr. Mathur Chandra Barman Dr. Hemanta Jyoti Nath Dr. Satyendra Hazarika Ms. Annesha Borah Ms. Daisy Nath Ms. Nitu Upadhya


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DEPARTMENT OF BODO Mr. Puspa Basumatary

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Mrs. Manashi Gogoi SPORTS OFFICER

Mr. Mantu Kr. Buragohain CULTURAL OFFICER

Mr. Sonit Jyoti Saikia CAREER COUNSELOR

Ms. Anindita Sandilya LIBRARY STAFF

Mrs. Anju Saikia (Librarian) Mr. Plaban Gohain Baruah (Asst. Librarian)

OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Sunita Saikia (SA) Mrs. A Bhattarcharyya (UDA) LDA: Mrs. Kabita Devi Mr. Sanjib Kumar Baruah (Accountant) Mr. Ganesh Chetri (Accounts Branch) Mr. Dipu Kanta Borah Mr. Achyut Sarmah (Examination Branch) Mr. Siranjib Das (Examination Branch) Mr. Bitu Borah (Scholarship Branch) Mr. Trailokya Das Mr. Pankaj Saikia (Library) Mr. Partha Pratim Nath (Examination Branch) Mr. Satyajit Saikia (Data Entry) Mr.Arunabh Baruah (Accounts Branch)

Dr. Pankaj Hazarika Mr. Biswajit Kakoty Mrs. Tumpa Paul Ms. Sanghamitra Tamuli

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Dr. Khirendra Haloi, HoD Ms. Chandra Prava Devi Dr. Dipanjan Chakraborty Dr. Uttam Kumar Baruah Mr. Manoj Kumar Hazarika Mr. Dilip Saikia Mrs. Pom Sen Chakraborty Mr. Jitu Borkotoki Mrs. Manashi Medhi Ms. Sabaa Jabin Ansari Ms Moni Kankana Sabhapandit. Ms. Uddipana Gogoi

DEPARTMENT OF HOME SCIENCE Mrs. Krishna Lahkar Ms. Banashree Deka

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Mr. Mithu Boro Mr. Satyadip Gowalla

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Mrs. Sofica Ahmed

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Mr. Nabajyoti Sharma

DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY Dr. Monika Das Kataki Ms. Anamika Boro

FACULTY & OFFICE STAFF

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Mr. Arup Kumar Bhuya Dr. Bidhan Borah Dr. Sannjay Kumar Deka, HoD Dr. Akhil Baruah Dr. Jnandabhiram Chutia Mrs. Rajashri Bordoloi Dr. Phatik Tamuli Ms. Kalpana Borah

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Mrs. Malabika Padmapati Mr. Monideep Raj Dr. Jyoti Kamal Hazarika, HoD Mr. Abhijit Das Mrs. Binita Das Dr. Rabindra Hazarika Dr. Chittaranjan Baruah Mrs. Nabanita Medhi Ms. Momi Das

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS Dr. Prabin Kalita Dr. Roshan Ara Begum Dr. Arundhati Deka Nath, HoD Dr. Rajan Sharma Mr. Arnab Sarma

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Mr. Pranil Kumar Borah Dr. Dharmendra Kumar Sarma Dr. Bipul Ch. Paul, HoD Mr. Sanjib Chetry Dr. Palashmoni Saikia


1ST CLASS HOLDERS IN T.D.C.

2014 & 2015

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PREVIOUS RESULTS

RANK HOLDERS IN H.S. (2007 to 2015)

Bhuyashi Talukdar Geetashree Haloi

RESULTS: H.S. 2015

Arts Science Commerce Total

1st Div 95 179 83 356

Star 27 73 29 129

RESULTS: H.S. 2014

Arts Science Commerce Total

1st Div 108 118 81 307

Star 25 40 19 84

RESULT OF P.G. ASSAMESE

(2015)

No. of

students

appeared

No. of

students passed

No. of 1st Class

Holders

19 19 09

1st Class 1st Position (MA in Assamese) under Gauhati University : Miss Jayashree Borah

SUBJECT NO. OF 1ST

CLASS (2014)

NO. OF 1ST CLASS

(2015)

ASSAMESE 26 29

BENGALI 02 09

EDUCATION 26 25

ENGLISH 07 11

GEOGRAPHY ((ARTS) 24 24

ECONOMICS (ARTS) 18 13

ECONOMICS

(SCIENCE) 01 02

HISTORY 04 06

PHILOSOPHY 17 13

MATHEMATICS 09 04

GEOGRAPHY

(SCIENCE) 01 03

HINDI 02 09 POLITICAL SCIENCE 19 16

SANSKRIT 01 07

BOTANY 15 12

CHEMISTRY 09 12

PHYSICS 08 10

STATISTICS 04 06

ZOOLOGY 21 11

ACCOUNTANCY 26 25

MANAGEMENT 15 07

FINANCE 10 07

Year Name Stream % Rank

2015 Bhuyashi Talukdar Com 91.8 8th

Geetashree Haloi Science 95.8 9th

2011

Poonam Atreya Com. 86 5th

Shekhar Agarwal Com. 85.2 9th

Deepak Bucha Com. 83.8 3rd

2010

Parash Jyoti Mishra Science 89.6 5th

Madhumita Chatterjee Com. 83.2 6

th

2009 Bhawbna Bhura Com. 83.6 10th

2008 Pooja Jain Com. 84.8

3rd

2007 Anup Jyoti Deka Science 91.2

1st

Jayashree Borah


FEE STRUCTURE

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Streams Total Fees

1yr H.S. Arts (Boys) With Practical 4440.00

1yr H.S. Arts (Boys) Without Practical 4140.00

1yr H.S. Arts (Girls) With Practical 3840.00

1yr H.S. Arts (Girls) Without Practical 3540.00

1yr H.S. Commerce (Boys) 4240.00

1yr H.S. Commerce (Girls) 3640.00

1yr H.S. Science (Boys) With Practical 4660.00

1yr H.S. Science (Boys) Without Practical 4260.00

1yr H.S. Science (Girls) With Practical 3940.00

1yr H.S. Science (Girls) Without Practical 3540.00

1 yr B.A. (Major) With Practical 5310.00

1 yr B.A. (Major) Without Practical 4910.00

1 yr B.A. (Gen) With Practical 5040.00

1 yr B.A. (Gen) Without Practical 4740.00

1 yr B.Com. (Major) 5010.00

1 yr B.Com. (Gen) 4840.00

1 yr B.Sc. (Major) With Practical 5690.00

1 yr B.Sc. (Gen) With Practical 5360.00

1 yr B.Sc. (Gen) With Biotechnology 9820.00

1 yr B.Sc. (Gen) With Computer Science 6820.00

1 yr B.Sc. (Biotechnology) (Per Semester) 15000.00

Hostel Total Fees

Boys' Hostel 6500.00

Girls' Hostel 7500.00

DARRANG COLLEGE, TEZPUR ESTD—1945

E-mail : [email protected]

Website : www.darrangcollege.in

Admission Schedule 2016-17 Last date of Submission of Application Form

For H.S. Classes : 8th June, 2016

For TDC Classes : 10th June, 2016

Publication of 1st cut off list H.S. (All Streams) : 13th June, 2016

Publication of 1st cut off list Degree (M) (All Streams) : 15th June, 2016

Date of Admission for H.S. - Science : 14th June, 2016

Commerce : 15th June, 2016

Arts : 16th & 17th June, 2016

Date of Admission for Degree - Science (M) : 18th June, 2016

Commerce (M) : 20th June, 2016

Arts (M) : 21st & 22nd June, 2016

Publication of 2nd cut off list H.S. (All Streams) : 18th June, 2016

Publication of 2nd cut off list Degree (M)

Science & Commerce : 21st June, 2016

Arts : 23rd June, 2016

Admission of H.S. (All Streams) 2nd cut off list : 23rd June, 2016

Admission of Degree (M) 2ndcut off list (All Streams) : 24th June, 2016

Publication of 1st cut off list Degree (Gen) (All Streams) : 25th June, 2016

Admission of Degree (Gen)

Science & Commerce 1st cut off : 27th June, 2016

Admission to B.Sc. Biotechnology : 27th June, 2016

Arts 1st cut off : 28th June, 2016

Interview and Admission to Co-curricular activities : 30th June, 2016

Further cut off list will be published on the basis of availability of seats and

will be notified in the College Website and notice boards.

Rs. 200/- Prospectus 2016/4500 Published by Principal, Darrang College, Tezpur

Printed at Ticol Style Track, Tezpur.

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