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Annual Quality
Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
Name
of the Institution: Birjhora Mahavidyalaya
Year of Report:
Bongaigaon
June 2007 to May 2008
Assam: 783380
Part
A: The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning
of the year towards quality enhancement and the outcome
achieved by the end of the year.
The IQAC has been continuing its efforts for quality
upgradation of the institution. At the beginning of the session
(2007-2008), IQAC had taken some steps to enhance the academic
and other activities of the institution. As far as curricular
aspect is concerned, College authority had applied for few job
oriented vocational courses to the UGC interface meeting of
which is yet to be fixed by the UGC
The
faculty members of the college took initiative and kept contact
with Gauhati University authority to modify the syllabus of
certain subjects. University authority also took some remedial
steps for removing the anomalies in the syllabi.
Physics,
Botany and Zoology department of the college organized number
of departmental as well as inter-departmental seminars and
popular talks in the college during the session.
Keeping in mind the teaching, learning and evaluation
process, lesson plans are prepared and transmitted to the
students by faculty members of different departments at the
beginning of the session. IQAC encouraged the practice of
collecting and analyzing student’s feedback at the end of the
session by the department concerned.
By providing necessary books and study materials, the
faculty members have been keeping personal contact with the
advanced learners. Advanced learners were also suggested to
consult the study materials of relevant subjects available at
the IGNOU study centre situated in the college campus.
Accordingly the advanced students have been found to be
benefited. Frequent use of the OHP, LCD, Multimedia, Cassettes
and CD’s make teaching learning process more attractive and
more effective.
Faculty members of the college had participated in
seminars/ workshops/ refresher course/ orientation programme
during this period.
As
far as Research, Consultancy & Extension is concerned, the
college is proud to have two more Ph. D degree holders during
this period. Another three faculty members have completed their
research and will be able to submit their thesis soon. Some of
the faculty members have applied for minor research projects
while some of the faculty members are engaged themselves in
Minor as well as Major Research Project with the financial
assistance from UGC. A Major research project ‘Investigation
of non-linear kinetic Alfven wave structure in Plasma’ has
been sanctioned to Dr. O.P.Sah, Sr. lecturer of the Department
of Physics. Dr. D. C. Deka of Botany department has also
applied for a Major research project in bio science.
Four faculty members one each from the department of
Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology had also attended
interface meeting at the UGC office in the month of March 2007
in connection with the Major Project namely ‘Innovation
in the development of techniques and knowledge pertaining in
rural areas’ the result of which is yet to be received
from UGC.
.
Four faculty members of the college have been recognized as M.
Phil guides of Periyar
University,
Tamil Nadu and one faculty member viz. Dr. H. Singha as Ph. D
guide of North Orissa University (NOU), Orissa. The research
promotion cell of the college is involved in creating an
environment of research in the campus.
With the utilization of the fund obtained from UGC
against Special Development Grant for Young College gave a
boost to the infrastructure and learning resources of the
college. It fulfilled the long felt demand of the students’
Reading Room adjoining to the Library, increase of number of
books & journals in the library, procurement of equipments
and renovation and upgradation of the laboratories of
Chemistry, Botany and Zoology.
With
the financial assistance from the district authority, the
college authority has started the construction of the Audio –
Video Hall.
Photostat machine and Internet facility provided in the
college library are additional attraction added to the college
library. The web site of the college ‘www.birscience.org
‘was already launched.
Multi-gym facility installed earlier attracted the
health conscious students.
The State Government offers financial aids to the
students of ST, SC and OBC categories, in the form of
scholarships. The students the college avail the travel
confession scheme provided by the Railway department.
The
Career Guidance Cell of the college has been displaying
information in the notice board regarding prospective career
and job opportunities. Likewise, Extension Cell and Women Cell
have been extending their activities to a large extent. The
Alumni as well as Guardian of the students have been extending
their support as and when sought for.
In
the organizational management aspect, the college authority
copes up with the new system of the promulgation of ‘The
Assam College Employee’s (Provincialisation) Act 2005’ as
per the directives of the Director of Higher Education.
Under
the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Governing Body of the
College has been functioning efficiently by taking necessary
steps to maintain academic, financial discipline as well as
infrastructural development.
As
the College is imparting degree science course as a regular
course of study at undergraduate level, it has started other
stream of studies including PG courses by opening of Study cum
Examination Centre under distant mode of learning as follows:
(a)
Study cum Examination Centre of IGNOU (continuing since 1992)
(b)
PGDCA and other Master degree courses of Institute of Distant
Learning (IDOL) of Gauhati University
(c)
BA, BCA courses of Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University
(KKHSOU).
Improvements
have been made to the internal roads of the College campus.
Biannual
News-letter ‘DAWN’, which records the important events of
the college, has been published at regular interval. As a part
of participatory management different committees as well as
different cells comprising of faculty members have been
reconstituted for smooth functioning of the activities.
Part
B:
1.
Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the
institution:
To
achieve the primary goal of providing access to higher
education to the youth of this semi-urban area, the college is
making continuous efforts from the inception. Some of the
activities are mentioned below:
a).
Establishment of IDOL( Institute of Distance & Open
Learning) study centre of Gauhati University in the college for
distant learners..
b).
Post Graduate diploma courses like PGDCA has been in operation.
c)
Different programmes of M.A/ M. Sc/ M.Com & other Post
Graduate diploma courses are offered to the students under
Institute of Distant & Open Learning (IDOL) of Gauhati
University.
d)
Opening of different programmes and courses at present at UG
level under Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University (KKHSOU)
e).
Launching and updating of College website www.birscience.org
f).
Internet facilities installed.
g).
Up gradation of College Library Reading Room by adding new
furnishers and new books.
h).
Encouragement to the faculty members for attending Seminars,
Refresher/Orientation courses in relevant courses and
motivation to apply for MRP and Teachers Fellowship of UGC.
i).
Encouragement to the teachers as well as students of the
college to associate themselves in different extension
activities.
2.
New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG):
Under
the study centre of IDOL, Gauhati University counseling for
post graduate course in English and Assamese are in operation
in the college premises. Of course, the Post Graduate Diploma
in Computer Application (PGDCA) of Gauhati University has been
continuing since its introduction in the college in the year
2004.
The
newly opened study centre of Krishna Kanta Handique State Open
University (KKHSOU) initiates different programmes and courses
from this session.
3.
Innovations in curricular design and transaction:
Faculty members of the college always try to apply new
ideas beyond the limit of prescribed syllabus in curriculum
design and its transaction with the students. Field trips are
arranged by some departments from their own to give practical
learning experience to the students. Bioscience departments
particularly take initiative in field study to give first hand
knowledge to their students.
Similarly, to cater the curiosity of the students as
well as for giving first hand information regarding the
constellations, galaxies or identification of stars, special
sky observation nights are arranged by the department of
Physics and Mathematics.
4.
Inter – disciplinary programmes started:
Course
on Information Technology (IT) is in operation since the
session 2003 – 04 at UG level.
5.
Examination reforms implemented:
The
college follows the examination norms formulated by the Gauhati
University. The college authority had adopted a strategy to
improve the academic standard of the students by holding unit
test, terminal examination and test examinations. Marks are
displayed in the respective departmental notice board.
6.
Candidates qualified: NET/ SLAT/ GATE etc.:
The
college is a degree college having only UG course and PG
courses are not yet started. Some of the passed out students of
this college have qualified NET/ SLAT/GATE after obtaining PG
degree from other higher Educational institute. But systematic
records of those students are not available at present.
7.
Initiative towards faculty development programme:
In
spite of the difficulties faced by the College authority in the
arrangement of classes and completion of course curriculum
within the specified time period, the authority does not
hesitate to inspire its faculty members to attend refresher
course, orientation course, seminar, workshop, conferences etc.
at regular interval.
In fact, the college authority has been motivating the
faculty members to participate in National and International
seminars, workshops on relevant topics and encouraging for
pursuing research works. The authority does the needful to
apply for MRP of the UGC sponsored scheme by the faculty. This
year 3(three) faculty members have participated in Refresher
Courses, while 3 (Three) faculty members have participated in
the national seminar, 1(one) in national workshop, 1(one) in
international seminar and 1(one) in regional workshop.
One
faculty member has been continuing a Major Research Project
sponsored by UGC in Physics, 1 (one) has submitted a proposal
for a Major research project to the UGC, 2(two) members has
completed and awarded with Ph. D degree by GU, 2 (two) members
have already completed their research and submitted their
thesis and another 4 teachers have been pursuing their research
works.
8.
Total number of seminars / workshops conducted:
Altogether
three departmental seminars were conducted during this session.
a)
Physics department had organized a seminar in the month of
October, 2007 on the topic ‘The emerging field of
Bio-Electronics’. Participation of faculty members from other
department reflected it’s inter- disciplinary nature and
enthusiasm.
b)
Department of Botany organized a seminar on 10th
September, 2007 on the topic: Role of students in Wildlife
Conservation.
c)
On 13th May, 2008, Department of Botany organized a
seminar as a part of NEAC programme. A popular talk on
‘Reptiles of North East India: current diversity and
conservation status” by Mr. Abhijit Das.
9.
Research projects
a)
Newly implemented: 1(One)
a)
A Major Research Project has been sanctioned to a faculty
member viz. Dr. O. P. Sah, senior lecturer of Physics
Department. The title of the Major project is ‘Investigation
of non-linear kinetic Alfven wave structure in Plasma’.
b)
A Minor Research Project of UGC on ‘An Investigation of
Drinking Water Quality in an around High Risk Areas of
Dhaligaon in BTAD, Assam. The principal investigator of the
project is Mr. Munindra Nath Thakuria. The outcome of the
project is the presentation of the paper ‘A study of quality
of drinking water of Chaprakata area of Chirang District’ at
the national seminar on ‘Recent treands in Environmental
Studies’ held at Bausi Banikanta Kakati College, Nagaon,
Barpeta on 24th & 25th May, 2008.
b)
Completed: 1 (one)
A Minor Research Project sponsored by UGC on ‘A study
on the Microbial Contamination as well as Physico-chemical
properties of drinking water of Bongaigaon Area’ was
completed during the session under Dr. R. Roy (HoD, Botany) the
principal investigator and Mr. Munindra Nath Thakuria
as
the co-investigator. Two
research papers were published in national research journals as
an output of the project.
10.
Patents generated, if any:
No
venture taken in this regard.
11.
New collaborative research programmes:
A collaborative research work with North Orissa
University has been initiated in the field of wildlife science.
Two research scholars enrolled in the Department of Zoology of
NOU have been working under the co-guidance of Dr. H. Singha,
faculty of the department of Zoology, Birjhora Mahavidyalaya on
elephant in Manas Biosphere Reserve Forest.
12.
Research grants received from various agencies:
UGC
has sanctioned a sum of Rs. 4, 58, 000/- as monetary assistance
towards the implementation of a Major research Project by a
Senior Lecturer of Physics Department.
13.
Details of research scholars:
Name
Department
Specialized in & Topic of the research
1.
Ananta Bora Botany
Angiosperm Texonomy
Topic: Flora of Bongaigaon District.
2.
Paresh Chakravorty
Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Topic: Biochemical analysis of some wild
medicinal plants of Bongaigaon dist.
3.
Mrs. A. Mech Mathematics
Operation Research
Topic: A study of mathematics education at
school level with special reference to
undivided Bongaigaon.
4.
Biplab
Kr. Saha Zoology
Cell Biology
Topic: Breeding Biology of an endangered
Frog, Rana
leptoglossa.
5.
M. N. Thakuria
Chemistry
Topic
: A study on drinking water quality of Chirang
District, BTAD, Assam with reference to Physico-chemical &
Bacteriological properties, its environmental remediation and
application of zeolites & solids.
6.
B. Choudhury
Physics
Solitary waves in Plasma
14.
Citation index of faculty members and impact factor:
15.
Honours /Awards to the faculty:
The principal of the college and another senior lecturer
of the department of Botany have been awarded with Ph. D degree
by the Gauhati University for their research work in
bio-science.
Mr. B. K. Saha, senior lecturer in Zoology was selected
and participated in the first SERC school of Herpetology which
was sponsored by DST, Govt. of India and held in the North
Orissa University, Orissa.
Dr. H. Singha was invited as the resource person in
Hoolock Gibbon Conservation Training programme at Gibbon
Conservation centre, Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Mariani, Assam.
Mr. H. K. Saud, lecturer, Department of Economics has
successfully completed Post Graduate Diploma in
Entrepreneurship from NEHU University in the September, 2007.
One
of the faculty members of Zoology Department was appointed by
the Forest Department, Govt. of Assam as the honorary Wildlife
Warden since 2004. Four faculty members viz. Dr. O. P. Sah of
Physics department, Dr. H. Singha of Zoology Department, Dr. D.
C. Deka of Botany Department and Dr.
A.
K. Deka of Statistics Department have been recognized as the M.
Phil Guide of Periyar University, Tamil Nadu and one faulty
member of Zoology Department viz. Dr. H. Singha as the Ph. D
guide of North Orissa University, Orissa.
16.
Internal resources generated:
Through
the admission in the PGDCA diploma course, the college
generated a reasonable sum of money in this year.
Total
resources generated = Rs. 1, 84, 000/- (Rupees One lakh eighty
four thousand only)
17.
Details of departments getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST) / DST. FIST
etc. assistance
/ recognition:
Not
applied for.
18.
Community services:
In the session June 2007 – May 2008, College had
undertaken the following community service programmes:
(a) In the month of October 2007, the Primary Health
Care cell of the college donates medicines to the flood victims
of nearby villages with the help of an NGO Bharat Vikash
Parishad, Bongaigaon Branch.
b) Department of Botany organized and conducted a
programme as a part of the National Environmental Awareness
Campaign (NEAC) 2008. The programme was conducted in four
phases, viz.
i) Essay writing competition among the students of
schools and colleges.
ii) Plantation programme
iii) Lecture programme on reptiles and documentary
presentation on vulture conservation.
iv) Environmental games for students.
v) Extempore speech competition.
(c) College conducted the Hindi Examination of Rashtra
Bhasha Prasar Samity.
(d) Department of Chemistry conducted the Chemistry
Olympiad organized by the society for Chemical Education.
Students of secondary and higher secondary level of the
Bongaigaon district participated in the programme.
(e) Mr. Hemanta Kr. Saud, Programme Officer, National
Social Service (NSS) Unit of the college participated as
resource person at NSS- 2008, organized by Nehru Yuva Kendra,
Bongaigaon. The camp was held from 8th February to
14th February, 2008, where around 200 volunteers of
NYK from nine states took part.
19.
Teachers and officers newly recruited:
No
new teacher was appointed during this period.
20.
Teaching – Non – teaching staff ratio: 25:13
21.
Improvements in the library services:
(a)The
central College library and the newly built Reading room
attached to it, wears a new look with the introduction of
user’s friendly new library furniture as well as book selves
provided in the library and the reading room to facilitate its
users.
(b)To
aware about the rules and regulations of the library, Librarian
in association with other faculty members conducted a one day
programme with the newly admitted students of the college
during the month of August 2007.
(c)
To update himself with the recent trends of library science,
the librarian of the college participated in the PLANER –
2007 (Promotion of Library Automation for North East Region)
organized by INFLIBNET (Information and Library Network) &
UGC at Gauhati University in December 2007.
(d)
For library automation, INFLIBNET arranged SOUL (Library
Software)
training programme during the month of March 2008 in Gujarat
University campus. The Librarian of the college attended the
training programme and received the library software meant for
the college.
22.
New books / journals subscribed and their value:
Number of Books purchased = 753
Value = Rs. 2, 64,726.50
Number of Journals subscribed = 4
Value = Rs. 1,523.00
Value of Periodicals = Rs. 1,545.00
Number of daily News Paper = 4
Value = Rs.7, 909.00
Total: Rs. 2, 75, 703.50
23.
Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced
and the action taken on student feedback:
Student assessment of teachers is introduced in Three
Year Degree Science Course. Questionnaires prescribed by NAAC
are supplied to the students. These are analyzed by the Feed
Back committee and then conveyed to the respective teacher or
department concerned for further improvements.
.24.
Unit cost of education:
[ Unit Cost = Total annual expenditure in budget
(actual) divided by the number of students enrolled.]
Total
expenditure during this period including the salary = Rs. 97,
54,810/-
Total no. of students enrolled during this period = 268
Unit
cost of education (Including the salary component) =
Rs.36,398.5/-
Unit
cost of education (excluding the salary component) = Rs.
1,813.5/-
25.
Computerization of administration and the process of admissions
and examination results, issue of certificate:
The computerization of admission process such as processing of
application forms, preparation of merit list etc. has already
been initiated. Similarly, the process of entering the bio-data
of the admitted students for future records has been continuing
since few years back.
The process of college unit test and test examination
are partially computerized. Computerization of annual results
of University examinations are yet to be completed. College
certificates are issued on printed sheet.
On the other hand, college authority is planning of
complete computerization of the office during the current
academic session.
26.
Increase in infrastructural facilities:
Infrastructural facilities increased as follows -
a)
New furnishers are added to the Reading Room adjacent to the
Central Library.
b)
A new rose garden is built near the office building.
c)
Internal roads are improved.
d)
Construction of the Audio- Video hall cum network resource
centre has been started.
e)
Purchased additional desk & bench for students
f)
Newly constructed quarter for chaukidar.
27.
Technology up gradation
Photo
stat machine, INTERNET connectivity, Fax Machine, increasing
number of computers, TV with disk antenna, launching and
updating of own website, teleconferencing mode facility through
IGNOU study centre etc. give a new look to the college.
Frequent use of the audio- video facility in the class room
also increases the attraction of the students towards the
conventional class room teaching method.
In
addition to this, more number of CDs and Cassettes having great
academic value added every year to the IGNOU study centre of
the college also facilitate the faculty members as well as
learners of the college.
28.
Computer and internet access and training to teachers and
students:
Almost all the faculty members and about ninety
percentage of the students are acquainted with the use of
computer. The habit of internet surfing by the increasing
number of students is an indication of the good computer savvy
environment of the college. .
The
facilities offered by the college for utilization of good
number of computers as well as access to Internet have been
availed by some of the faculty members to its optimum. Both the
facilities have also been availed by some students.
.
29.
Financial aid to students:
Financial aids in the form of state and National
scholarships were offered to the students of ST/SC/OBC
categories of the college. In addition to this, the College
authority sympathetically
consider the economically disadvantaged students and
facilitates such students in getting admission in the college
as well as at the time of deposition of examination fee to
university on installment basis and in certain cases waiving of
fees. The College authority also helps the students to take the
benefit of the Railway travel concession.
30.
Activities and support from the Alumni Association:
The Alumni of the college formed an association prior to
the year of NAAC assessment the college. Though the activities
of the Association were marginal one during the session and
that too was not in an organized form, some of the alumni in
their individual capacity were involved in academic activities.
Delivering talks, seminar lectures, sharing knowledge and
information with the students and teachers or extending help in
different programmes
reflects the emotional bonding of some of the alumni with the
college community.
31.
Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association:
Formal Parent Teacher association is yet to be formed.
But few parents at their individual level offered support and
extend their helping hand in the form of advice and suggestion
at the time of need.
32.
Health services:
a)
Hygienic condition of the college canteen has been regularly
monitored by the members of the sub-committee for Health &
Hygiene of the college.
b)
Students and staff of the college utilized the newly
established Multi gym facility during the whole session.
c)
Records of blood group of teaching and non teaching staff of
the college along with their phone numbers was prepared and
circulated among staff members. It is also displayed in the
notice board for the benefit of the college fraternity.
33.
Performance in sports activities:
Students of the college took active part in sports
activities particularly during College Week.
However no outstanding sportsperson can be identified
during that session.
34.
Incentives to outstanding sports person:
The college has provision to give incentives to
outstanding sports person. But no outstanding sports person
could be identified in this year.
35.
Student achievements and awards:
A good number of students from different departments of
this college secured first class with Distinction / first
division in degree level examinations. Likewise though some of
the students showed proficiency in cultural events, none
received any award from state or university level examination
or events.
36.
Activities of the Guidance and Counselling unit:
a) A sensitizing programme jointly organized by the
Career Guidance Cell of the college and the AMTRON, Bongaigaon
branch on the NASSCOM test held in various districts of Assam
was held during the month of December, 2007 in the college
premises. Dr. Chetan Samant, Sr. Associate, NASSCOM, Mumbai and
Amit Sarawgi, Account Manager, Wipro InfoTech, Guwahati
addressed the students of the four neighbouring colleges of
Bongaigaon district. The programme was highly successful in the
sense that the participants freely interacted with the resource
persons in various related topics.
b) To inform the students about the new emerging field
of bio-electronics, a seminar in ‘The Emerging Field of
Bio-electronics’ was
held in the department of Physics in association with the
Physics Club, Birjhora Mahavidyalaya. Alumni - Mr. Mohendra Roy
of Tezpur University took part in the seminar as the resource
person and enthusiastic students and teachers of both Physical
and Biological sciences participated in the seminar.
c) A seminar on job opportunities in computer
accountancy was held in the month of December, 2007. Mr. Rajiv
Sengupta of IIJT, Kolkata branch spoke on the nature of the
course offered by their institute.
37.
Placement services provided to students:
Though the college authority failed to find out scope
for providing placement services directly in an organized form
to its students, it tried its level best to help the poor
meritorious students by introducing a ‘Learn and earn’
scheme in the college campus. Utilizing this scheme, interested
students can learn as well as earn whatever meager the amount
may be.
38.
Development programmes for non – teaching staff:
(a) For performing official works, computers are
provided to the non – teaching staff. The bearers of various
departments are trained to use the departmental computers.
(b) From time to time, laboratory bearers are given
training on laboratory maintenance by departmental Staff
members.
(c) At the request of the college authority the S. M.
Agarwala & Co. Chartered Accountant gave training to its
UDA & LDA on Accounts Keeping, calculation of income tax
etc.
39.
Healthy practices of the institution:
a) College authority takes every opportunity for
imparting value – based education to the students. On some
occasions like Freshman Social, Annual Day etc. academician or
learned persons of the locality are invited to the college for
delivering speech and to interact with students.
b) For giving exposure, students as well as teachers of
the college are encouraged to participate in the programmes
organized by other institutions.
c)
Popular talks on various topics were arranged for creating
scientific temperament, eradicating superstition, prevention of
AIDS, importance of preserving the healthy natural environment
etc and spreading the message to the society through the
students.
d) Republic Day, Independence Day, National Science Day
and World Environment Day are observed in the college campus
with the active participation of students and faculty members.
NSS members have been playing their active role in keeping the
college campus clean and green.
e) With the financial assistance received from Assam
Science Society and Ministry of Environment and Forest, Govt.
of India, the Botany department has been conducting Environment
Awareness campaign (under NEAC) continuously since 2001
40.Linkages
developed with National / International, academic / Research
bodies:
The college is maintaining its linkage with Bombay
Natural History in Biological research. Faculty members have
been nominated as M. Phil and Ph. D guide by Periyar
University, Tamil Nadu and North Orissa University, Orissa for
distant learning scholars and thereby made academic linkage
with the universities.
41.
Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add:
(a) More number of students of the college excelled in
academic as well as in other extra-curricular activities.
(b) A new Audio- video Hall is constructed.
(c) A Major Research Project sanctioned to a faculty
member of Physics Department by the UGC has been continuing.
(d) Four faculty members are guiding M. Phil and Ph. D
students.
(e)Two faculty members were awarded the degree of Doctor
of Philosophy.
(f) Two faculty members have already completed their
research work and are on the verge of submitting their thesis
for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
(g) Three faculty members have been pursuing their
research works.
(h)
The teleconferencing mode of learning is installed in the
college with the help of IGNOU.
(i)
Different programmes of M.A/ M. Sc/ M.Com are offered to the
students under IDOL of Gauhati University.
(j)
Different programmes and courses under Krishna Kanta Handique
State Open University (KKHSOU) are opened.
(k) Chemistry department of the college conducted the
Chemistry Olympiad.
Part
C: Detail the plans of the institution for the next year:
(For the year 2007-08)
-
To
supplement the already existing basic subjects of science
stream, college is also planning to introduce few add-on
Career Oriented Courses as well as few certificate courses.
-
The
college is also aimed to strengthen the number of books in
the library, its complete computerization and internet
facility to more number computers.
-
Complete
computerization of the college office is also in its agenda.
-
Planned
for commercial utilization of the vacant hilly portion of
the campus.
-
To
increase the number of extension activities and opening of
consultancy service in some specific areas.
-
To
improve the College garden.
-
To
provide better accommodation for IGNOU study centre, study
centre of IDOL, GU.
-
Planned
to enhance the computer programming skills of Major students
of the college.
-
Better
facilities in the student’s common room.
-
Increase
the number of Alumni, parents meet.
-
To
complete the construction of the Audio-Visual Hall.
-
To
complete a portion of the boundary wall.
-
To
procure sophisticated equipments for laboratories.
-
Construction
and renovation of laboratories.
-
Planned
for competence building initiatives.
-
Initiatives
for examination reform.
-
To
set up health care unit and better canteen facilities.
-
To
purchase germ-free clean drinking water facility with
cooling system
-
Planned
to enhance of intake capacity in the college.
-
Planned
to increase space in Office.
-
To
set up recreation room for Non-Teaching staff.
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To
engage more number of computer personals.
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Planned
to set up Day Care Unit.
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To
develop infrastructure to facilitate remedial coaching for
ST/SC/OBC (non creamy layer) and minorities.
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Planned
to develop and equipped the existing Career and Counselling
Unit.
(Dr.
Khanindra Kumar Sarma)
(Dr. Mrigen Das)
Name
& Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC
Name & Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC
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