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The
Annual Quality Assurance Report (IQAR)
of the IQAC 2006
Part – A
Action Plan:
The college decided to go for –
1)
Computerization of the library
2)
Computerization of the admission
3)
Computerization of the examination
4)
Construction of Girls’ Hostel
5)
Construction of a two-storey building for BCA course
Outcome at the end of the year –
1)
Regarding computerization of the library we have had a
limited outcome for lack of adequate training to the library
staff.
2)
Regarding computerization of the admission we have
started the ball running. We have introduced a workable
admission software in this regard, and we have had gone ahead
in this matter with the prospect of doing better in the days
to come.
3)
We have had substantial gain in the matter of
examination also.
4)
Regarding the construction of girls hostel we have
completed the preliminary foundational works over a marshy
tract of land.
5)
A 2-storey RCC building specially for BCA programme is
started.
Part - B
1. Activities Reflecting the Goals and Objectives of
the Institution -
The following activities have been undertaken for reflecting
the goals and objectives of the college.
1. (a) In order to acquaint the students with the practical
aspect of the academic course of studies, the different
departments of the college have conducted surveys, field
studies and workshops. Seminars were also held by individual
departments from time to time. Some departments have also
arranged seminars and conferences with the NGO’s and
government departments. To acquaint the students regarding
government plans and programmes in relation to their course of
studies.
(b)
The seminars, surveys, field studies, workshop etc.
conducted by the different departments are as follows –
I. Department of Anthropology
a) Survey :
Students participated in preliminary census schedule survey
conducted at Higher Secondary level in different parts of
Guwahati city under the guidance of Mrs. Manjula Dutta (HOD)
b) Field Study :
The students of TDC 2nd year participated in field
study at Nalapara, Guwahati under the guidance of Mrs. Manjula
Dutta (HOD) and Dr. Mayuri Borkataky Goswami.
II. Department of Assamese
a)
Seminar :
A seminar ‘Jyoti Jayanti’ was organized by the department on
17th June 2006.
b)
Survey :
A survey was conducted at Marigaon district in the year 2006.
c)
Filed Study :
Students of the Assamese department were taken to Sivsagar to
collect study material for cultural heritage from 4 to 7
February 2006. They also visited Holy places of Upper Assam.
d)
Workshop :
The department of Assamese organized a workshop on ‘A
comparative study on Oriya and Assamiya Bhasa’ on 10th
September 2006.
III. Department of Bengali
a)
Seminars :
Students of TDC 1st, 2nd and 3rd
year participated in the departmental seminars held on the
following topics –
(i) Purabi Kavya Rabindranather Rangaras, 29-07-06 : TDC 3rd
year.
(ii) Chandidas Samasyar Nana Rup, 19-08-06 : TDC `1st
Year.
(iii) Tragedyr Baisistya O Bangla Natak, 28-08-06 : TDC 3rd
year.
(iv) Charar Chande Baichitra, 09-09-06 : TDC 2nd
year.
(v) Mangal Kavye Dev Charitra Manasa Mangal, 23-09-06 : TDC 1st
year.
(vi) Jeebananander Kalitay Mrittuchetana, 28-10-06 : TDC 2nd
year.
IV. Department of Botany
a)
Field Study :
The department of Botany organized a local field study on 6th
December 2006. Students of B.Sc. 1st and 3rd
year (Major) and 2nd year (General) course
participated in it. It was organized to study the vegetation
type of floristic composition of the forests of Jongakhuli
area of Boko region.
The department also organized another field study from 14th
to 22nd December 2006. B.Sc. 3rd year
students were taken to the Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
and Botanical Survey of India, Dehradun to get acquainted with
the modern research on Flora and Vegetation type. They were
also taken to IARI New Delhi to get knowledge about the modern
research on different disciplines of Botany.
V. Department of Chemistry
a)
Seminars :
A seminar on the topic ‘Bonding in metals, Periodic Properties
and Stereochemistry’ was organized by the department on
22-09-06. B.Sc. Major students participated in the seminar.
b)
Field Study :
A study tour was arranged to Forensic Science Laboratory,
Guwahati. About 19 Major students participated in it. Three
faculty members accompanied the students.
VI. Department of Commerce
a)
Seminar :
A departmental seminar ‘Relevance of Motivation in Students
Behaviour’ was held on 23rd September 2006. A good
number of B.Com 1st year students participated and
expressed their views and ideas on the topic such as its
meaning, nature, objectives, importance, scope, merits and
demerits.
VII. Department of Economics
a)
Survey :
A socio-economic survey was carried out at Amsoi about 87 K.M.
east of Guwahayi, located in the district of Nagaon. Major
students of 1st, 2nd and 3rd
year participated in the survey conduted at the two revenue
villages Amsoi and Daini Pukhuri villages on 23rd
December 2006.
b)
Talk :
A talk on ‘Tea Scenario in the North East’ was held under the
aegis of Economic Planning Forum on 9th September
2006. The talk was delivered by Sri Chandrajit Saikia,
Executive Director Tea Board (North East Zone). The talk was
followed by an interactive session where students of the
department raised pertinent questions.
VIII. Department of Education :
a)
Seminars :
The following departmental seminars were held –
i) ‘Empowerment of Women’ 30th August 2006.
ii) ‘Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s Life and Philosophy of
Education’ 5th September 2006
iii) ‘Value Oriented Education for youths in the 21st
Century with special reference to Aesthetic Moral and
Spiritual Values, 30th October 2006.
iv) ‘Problems of population explosion in India with special
reference to Assam’, 27th November 2006
v) ‘Education and Globalization’, 30th December
2006.
IX. Department of English :
a)
Seminar:
Students of the English department participated in different
seminars. They are as follows –
i)
Restoration Drama – TDC 1st year
ii)
Literature is the means of language learning – TDC 1st
year
iii)
Dr. Johnson’s Circle – TDC 1st year
iv)
Women and Literature – TDC 1st year
v)
Influence of French Revolution on Charles Dickens – TDC
2nd year
vi)
Renaissance elements in Dr. Faustus – TDC 2nd
year
vii)
Jane Austin as a novelist – TDC 2nd year
viii)
Elizabethan Drama with – TDC 2nd year
ix)
‘The Plague’ as an existential novel – TDC 3rd
year
x)
Indian Literature in English is in developing stage and
needs further refinement – TDC 3rd year
xi)
Developing Feminist theory is a crisis – TDC 3rd
year
xii)
Emergence of Lyrical Balled – TDC 3rd year
b)
Survey :
A survey was conducted to study why students scored poor marks
in English
X. Department of Geography :
a) Seminar :
All the major students of TDC 1st 2nd
and 3rd year participated in the following
departmental seminars. They are –
i)
Geographical account of Arunachal Pradesh on 26th
August 2006.
ii)
Geographical account of Tripura on 27th
August 2006.
b)
Survey :
i) A socio-economic survey was conducted at Hajo on 20
December 2006 to find out the socio-economic conditions of the
people of Hajo area. The survey was carried out by 40 students
and 3 faculty members.
ii) A survey was conducted at Gangtok and Darjeeling on
tourism development by 30 students and 2 faculty member from
24 to 30 December 2006.
c)
Field Study :
i) A field study was carried out at Hajo on 6 December 2006 to
study the socio-economic conditions of the locality. A group
of 40 students was accompanied by Ms. Dipali Barua, Tullika
Buragohain and Kabita Haloi.
ii) Another field study was carried out at Kolkata and Digha
from 25 October to 30 October 2006. Two faculty members Sri
Paramananda Majumdar and Pradip Kalita accompanied a group of
25 students.
d) Workshop :
i) A workshop ‘Geographical Account of Arunachal Pradesh with
special reference to population and cultural study was
organized by the Geography department on 24 November 2006
ii) Another workshop ‘Socio-economic Development of Tripura
State’ was organized on 10 December 2006.
XI. Department Geography :
a) Seminar :
In the year 2006 about 30 seminars were held in
the department. They re as follows –
i) Process of formation of economic mineral
deposits.
ii) Economic mineral deposits of Assam.
iii) Mode of occurance of igneous rocks.
iv) Geographical time scale.
v) Types of Sedimentary environments
vi) Types of fault
vii) Properties of the Mica Group of Minerals
viii) Properties of the Feldspar Group of Minerals
ix) Types of Defect Lattices
x) Types of Fold
xi) Types of Lineation
xii) Types of Joint
xiii) Structural Features of NE India
xiv) Classification of Geosynclines
xv) Branches of Geology
xvi) Optical properties of anisotropic minerals
xvii) Geological action of rivers
xviii) Soil Erosion and Conservation
xix) Geological action of wind
xx) Prediction of Earthquakes
xxi) Interior of the Earth
xxii) Optical properties of isotropic minerals
xxiii) Symmetry elements of crystals
xxiv) Causes of landslides
xxv) Soil erosion
xxvi) Methods for determining the age of the
earth.
xxvii) Causes of flood
xxviii) Types of rocks
xxix) Classification of soil
xxx) Types of volcanoes
b) Field Study :
The students of the department carried out a field work in
Precambrian Exposures in and around Guwahati.
XII. Department Hindi :
a) Seminar :
A departmental seminar ‘Kabir aur unki sahitya’
was held on 5th September 2006.
b) Field Study :
A field study was organized by the department on 27th
November 2006. Students were taken to Amsoi, Nagaon
XIII. Department of Mathematics :
a) Seminar :
Departmental seminars were held on the following
topics –
i) ‘An analytical study of continuous and chronological
development of Mathematics in India’ – Prof. R.C.Deka,
04-01-06
ii) ‘Numerical solution of Algebric and transcendental
equation’ Ms. Princy Dey, TDC 3rd year, 05-08-06.
iii) ‘A brief study on Fibonacci Sequance’, Mrs. J.Devi –
05-09-06
iv) ‘A brief study of Ring Theory – Mr. Sheetaljeet Singh, TDC
3rd year – 10-11-06
v) ‘Flow behavier of non-Newtonian fluid’, Mrs. Choudhury,
05-12-06
XIV. Department of Philosophy :
a) Seminar :
Departmental seminars were held on the following
topics-
i) Concept of Vyapti – TDC 1st year,
19-09-06
ii) Crime and Punishment, TDC 2nd year,
12-08-06
iii) Radhakrishnan’s concept of Intellect and
Intuition, TDC 3rd year, 23-09-06
iv) Origin of Religion, TDC 3rd year,
27-10-06
XV. Department of Physics :
a) Seminar :
Departmental seminars were held on 20th
November 2006 on the following topics.
i) ‘Wave theory of light’- A general view-Debashis
Saikia – TDC 2nd year Major
ii) ‘Fourier’s Theorem’ – Its use in Electricity,
Biswajit Roy, TDC 1st year Major.
b) Talk :
A talk on ‘A general view on special theory of Relativity’ was
delivered by Dr. Sanjoy Kumar Dutta, Lecturer, Department of
Mathematics on 23rd October 2006.
XVI. Department of Political Science :
a) Seminar :
A departmental seminar on the topic ‘National Integration in
India – Problem and Prospects’ was held on 19th
September 2006. All major students participated in the
seminar.
b) Survey :
A socio-political survey was organized by the department on 22nd
November 2006 in Pamchi village near Garchuk, Guwahati. About
42 students and 5 faculty members participated in the
programme.
XVII. Department of Sanskrit :
a) Seminar :
A seminar was held on 18th August on the topic
‘Necessity of Sanskrit studies at present time’
b) Workshop :
A workshop on ‘Spoken Sanskrit was organized by the Sanskrit
department, from 16th to 30th December
2006.
XVIII. Department of Statistics :
a) Field Study :
A field study was conducted by the statistics department of
Pragjyotish College. The students after studying the result of
TDC final year in Science and Arts stream prepared and
submitted a small project of the finding.
XIX. Department of Zoology :
a) Seminar :
Departmental seminars were held every Saturday from 15th
August to 15th November 2006. So far 16 seminar
were held. They are as follows :
i)
Sericulture – Ms. Alpana Choudhury, 05-08-06
ii)
Cloning – Silpi Singh, 26-08-06
iii)
Physiology of Circulating – Nazma Ahmed, 12-08-06
iv)
Physiology of Respiration – Anamika Das, 26-08-06
v)
Enzyme – Bappi Sarkar, 09-09-06
vi)
Membrane Transport – Bidyut Bikash, 23-09-06
vii)
Composite fust culture – Parmita Choudhury, 23-09-06
viii)
Oxidation reduction potential with special reference to
mitochondria –Harmeet Kaur, 04-11-06
ix)
Induced breeding in fish by hypo- physation, Arpita Das,
18-11-06
x)
Intra nuclear organization of a cell – Kuldeep Chetry,
11-11-06
xi)
Thyroid gland in mammals – Purnima, 15-11-06
xii)
Pituitary gland in mammals- Sunu Narah, 16-11-06.
xiii)
Pond Ecosystem – Moushumi Saikia, 18-11-06
xiv)
Endangered animals – Sunny Buragohain, 18-11-06
xv)
Physiology of Excreation – Nilamjyoti Das, 30-12-06
xvi)
Structure and junction of blood – Sanjay Kalita,
30-12-06
b) Field Study :
Students of Zoology department were taken for field study to
Deepar Beel on 7th December 2006.
c) Talk :
A spiritual talk on ‘Peace’ was delivered by Bini Prachi of
Chinmaya Mission on 23rd November 2006.
2. New Academic Programmes initiated (UG and PG)
The college has introduced the new academic programme in
professional course BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application)
during the academic session 2006.
3. Innovations in Curricular Design and Transaction :
4. Inter-disciplinary Programme Started :
Inter-disciplinary programmes have been started in
BCA.
5. Examination Reforms Implemented :
To prepare the students for appearing in the final examination
of the university every department arranges Unit Test at
regular intervals. And general test examinations are held for
different classes every year.
6. Number of Candidates qualified NET / SLET :
a) Department of Commerce -
NET – 1 - Bindu Bhusan Bora
SLET – 1 - Bindu Bhusan Bora
b) Department of Economics -
NET – 1 - Ira Das
c)
Department of Geography –
NET –1 - Sri Prasenjit Das
SLET – 1 - Sri Prasenjit Das
d)
Department of Hindi –
SLET – 2 - Naba Kanta Sarma
Monalisa Charavarty
7. Total Number of Seminars / Workshops conducted :
Seminars - 88
Workshops - 4
8. Research Projects :
a) Newly implemented
b) Completed
a. (i) Dr. Jyotirmoy Sengupta, Head of the department of
Bengali started a Minor Project on ‘Child Education and
Rabindranath in the year 2006.
ii) Prof. Manjit Kumar Mazumdar, Sr. Lecturer, Department of
Geology started a research work on feasibility students for
setting up of Geoparks in India.
b. (i) Marjina Ahmed, Lecturer, Department of Commerce
completed a research project on ‘Training and Incentives to
Nurse Staff’ in the year 2006. (The topic is related to Human
Resource Management Field)
(ii) Dr. Jagannath Patgiri, Head of the Department of
Geography completed a research project on ‘Impact and
Influeance of Satra Institution on the People of Brahmaputra
Valley’ in the year 2006.
9. Patents Generated, if any :
Nil
10. New Collaborative Research Programmes :
11. Total Research Grants received from various Agencies
:
No research grants have been received from any
agencies during the year 2006.
12. Number of Research Scholars :
Assam – Four 1) Paramananda
Rajbongshi
2) Nisigandha
Talukdar
3) Renu Bora
4) Pankaj Deka
Bengali – One 1) Jyotirmoy Sengupta
Botany – Two 1) Ranee Das
2) Sonalee
Buragohain
Commerce – One 1) Girin Das
Economics – One 1) Ira Das
Education – Three 1) Gauri Devi
2) Namita
Goswami
3) Mita Bhawal
Geography – Three 1) Jagannath Patgiri
2) Paramananda
Mazumdar
3) Jogesh Ch.
Deka
Geology – One 1) Manjit Kr. Mazumdar
Hindi – One 1) Nabakanta Sarma
Mathematics – One 1) Shampa Choudhury
Physics – Two 1) Manab Deka
2) Saumar
Rajkhowa
Pol. Science –One 1) Nabadeep Das
Sanskrit – Two 1) Nivedita Devi
2) Nilakshi
Devi
Zoology – Six 1) Angur Begum
2) Seema Kaur
3) Debojit
Basumatary
4) Mukibur
Rahman
5) Mohidur
Rahman
6)
Chittaranjan Patowary
13. Citation Index of Faculty Members and Impact Factor
:
a) Department of Botany -
i) Bora R.K. and Sarma C.M. (2006) ‘Effect of Gibberellic Acid
and Cycocel on Growth, Yield and Protien content of Pea’ Asian
J.Plant Sci, Vol. 5(2) pp. 324-330
ii) Basumatary N.Bora, Bora R.K. and Sarma C.M. (2006) ‘
Terrestrial and Epiphytic Orchid Flora of Kokrajhar, Assam’
Environ. Biol.Conserv. Vol-II, pp.1-6
iii) Sarma CM, Basumatary N, and Bora RK (2006) ‘Orchids of
Assam : I-Asyotematic Approach’ OASIS the Journal, Vol 3(2) pp
3-10
b) Department of Geography -
i) Dr. Hiren Gohain in the preface of his book ‘Katha Baranye
100’ mentioned about Paramananda Majumdar as one of the three
writers who continuous his writing with rational ideas. P 17
ii) Eminent writer Prasenjit Choudhury in his book ‘Byedhi aru
Bishwas; quoted from Paramananda Majumdar’s edited book
‘Vigyan, Jyoktibad aru Samaj’. p. 117.
iii) Dr. Debabrata sarma in his book ‘Assamar Jatigathan
Prakriya’ cited from Paramananda Majumdar’s two essays
‘Jyotiprasad aru Assamiya Madhya Srenir Pratikriyar Bibartan’
, p.339 and ‘Bahir patat jat pat aru Hindu Musalman Prasanga’.
P.164
iv) Homen Buragohain edited book ‘Assamiya Sahityar Buranji’,
6th Vol. Quoted from Paramananda Majumdar’s edted
book ‘Bhabananda Duttar Jiban aru Pratibha’. P4
14. Honors / Awards to the Faculty Members :
a) Department of Bengali
Jyotirmoy Sengupta, Head of the Department of Bengali
received literary
award for story writing.
b) Department of Geography
Paramananda Majumdar received ‘Sitanath Brahma Choudhury
Literary Award’
from Assam Sahitya Sabha in the year 2006.
15. Internal Resources Generated :
For generating funds the college has initiated the
following processes :
a) Selling books published by the college.
b) Taking rent for letting the college building to different
agencies for holding conferences, seminars, meetings,
examinations etc.
c) Collaborative programmes with C-DAC.
16. Detail of Departments getting SAP, CONSIST, DST,
FIST
etc. assistance / recognition :
Our college did not get any special assistance though some
software equipments have been provided.
17. Community Services :
The college has imparted the following community
services during the year 2006.
a) Blood Donation
b) Eye Donation
c) NSS Camp
d) Social services such as cleaning of the college campus and
neighbourhood.
18. Number of Teacher and Officers newly recruited :
Nil
19. Teaching, Non-Teaching Staff Ratio :
59 : 29
20. Improvement in the Library Services :
During the period 01-03-06 to 30-06-06 several new steps have
been taken for improvement in the library service. These steps
are taken for the progress in various fields of readers’
interest.
a) The Library Advisory Committee has taken a major decision
for revitalization of the library.
Without audio visual teaching learning tools modern day
education is incomplete. The is why the library advisory
committee has decided to spend some money for purchase of
valuable and student friendly audio-visual tools like CDs and
other similar materials.
b) In view of the present trend of the higher education,
colleges should have to concentrate more on needbase
education. This college has already started new courses in
Post-Graduate level and library services have been sufficient
expanded to meet the needs and requirements of the students as
well as faculty members.
As library is a growing organism implying thereby that
increase in books stock and staff is inevitable. The
consequential increase in the financial need is evident and
periodical review is essential so as to keep pace with over
increasing demand of a library’s clientle.
21. Number of New Books/Journals subscribed and their
value :
Number of New Books and Journals -
1558
Value of Books - Rs.
1,74,000.00
Value of Journals - Rs.
24,300.00
Value of CDs - Rs.
9,000.00
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Total Rs.
2,07,300.00
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22. Number of Courses for which student assessment of
teachers is introduced and the
action taken on student feedback :
Teachers assessment is done through student feedback in the
department.
23. Unit Cost of Education :
Total number of students for the year 2006 2007
=
Total
Expenditure
= Rs.
Unit
Cost
= Rs.
24. Computerization of administration and the process of
admissions and examination results, issue of certificates:
Computer system has been introduced in Office
Management and Admission Process.
25. Increase in infrastructural facilities :
The laboratory of the Computer Science department
have been upgraded with central UPS.
26. Technology Upgradation :
The college library, functional MTM office etc.
have been computerized.
27. Computer and Internet access and training to
teachers and students :
Computers have already been given to many of the
departments of the college and for training of the teachers
and students computer and internwt facilities have been
provided in collaboration with C-DAC.
28. Financial aid to students :
To provide financial aid to poor and needy
students our college has a special fund.
29. Activities and support from the Alumni Association :
Effort is on to organize such association.
30. Activities and support from Parent-Teacher
Association :
Effort is on.
31. Health Services :
32. Performance in Sports Activities :
During the year 2006 Annual Sports Week was held
in the college. Students actively took part in both outdoor
and indoor games. Outdoor games like football, volleyball,
badminton, karate were held. Indoor games like carom, chess
were also held.
33. Incentives to outstanding Sports Person :
Free education is given to meritorious students.
34. Students Achievements and Awards :
a) Department of Anthropology :
About ten students got distinction in TDC Final
Examination 2006.
b) Department of Botany :
Two students of the department got First Class in
B.Sc. Final Examination 2006. They are –
i) Mr. Shravan Jha - 1st
Class II Position
ii) Ms. Juri Devi - 1st
Class II Position
c) Department of Chemistry :
Two students got first class. One in B.Sc. Part
III (1+1+1) Examination 2006, and another in Part II (2+1)
Examination 2006.
i) Md. Abdul Roy Lahkar
ii) Ms. Bidya Chakravarty
d) Department of Economics :
Three students of TDC III year (Major) presented
papers at Ramjas College, New Delhi for final selection to the
4th South Asian Economics Students Meet (SAESM) t
be held at Colombo, Sri Lanka in February 2007.
1. Jutika Sarma – Poverty Alleviation Programmes
with Special References to Indian Planning
2. Rubita Boro – Potentialities of Transport
Sector (with Special References to North-East Economy India)
and
3. Priyanka Das – Macho economic Condition of
South Asia.
However, they were not ultimately selected for the
Indian team for the Colombo conference.
e) Department of Education :
One student Ms. Barnali Lahkar secured 1st
class 1st position in TDC Final Examination 2006
from Gauhati University.
f) Department of Geology :
One student Pankaj Baruah secured 1st
class 4th position in B.Sc. Final Examination 2006.
g) Department of Geography :
Two students of Arts stream got first class. They
are –
1) Trishna Changkakati
2) Jutika Kalita
h) Department of Hindi :
Out of 17 students who appeared in the TDC Final
Examination 2006, about 11 students got 2nd class.
i) Department of Philosophy :
One student Sri Nayanjyoti Chakravarty got 1st
class 6th position in TDC Final Examination 2006.
j) Department of Physics :
1) Jutika Kumar of TDC 1st year (Major)
received 2nd prize in ;Dinesh Goswami Memorial
Debate Competition’ (18 Nov. 2006) organized by Rotary Club.
2) Suranjana Sarma of TDC 3rd year
(Major) wrote ‘Suranjanar Prithvi’ – a collection of Assamese
short stories which was published by Dhrupadi Prakashan,
Guwahati (January 2006)
k) Department of Statistics :
One student Anjan Sarma secured 2nd
class 1st position in TDC Final Examination 2006.
l) Department of Zoology :
1) Hermit Kaur of TDC 3rd year (Major)
stood first in All Assam Girls Firing Competition held by NCC.
2) Eleven students got first class and three
students got second class.
3) Yah Yoh Majumdar a student of Zoology
department got Ph.D degree from Bangalore University. He is
the first Ph.D holder among the past pupil of the department.
4) Runumi Devi, Bhadrawati Devi of the department
got 1st class in M.Sc. in Zoology from Gauhati
University.
5) Trikenjit and Anjushree got first class in
Biotechnology.
35. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling Unit :
During the session 2006-07, regular counseling of
academic career were done by the members of ICGC (Information
and Career Guidance Cell).
Dr. Gauranga Sarma of Assam Institute of
Management was invited to Pragjyotish College. He had open
discussion with the students regarding placement in different
fields. He also provided different informations to the
students and answered all the queries of the students.
36. Placement Services Provided to Students :
Information and Career Guidance Cell of the
college is taking step in that direction.
37. Development Programme for Non-Teaching Staff.
38. Any other relevant Information the Institution
wishes to add :
Part – C
Plans for the next year:
1)
We have decided to go ahead with the construction work
of the girls hostel.
2)
We decided to go for the 1st floor
construction of the building for B.Com programme.
3)
We have decided to go for further improvement of the
computer education & its application in all levels of college
management.
4)
We have decided to start BBA programme in the college.
5)
Beautification of the college campus will be given
special priority.
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