Tingkhong College: Fostering Excellence in Higher Education Since 1972
Tingkhong College, established in 1972, has been dedicated to providing quality education at the Higher Secondary and undergraduate levels. With a focus on holistic student development through academics and co-curricular activities, the college has excelled in various fields. The recent introduction of a new science stream highlights the institution's commitment to innovation and progress. Accredited by NAAC, Tingkhong College aims to empower students with knowledge and skills to meet global challenges.
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A Message from The Principals Desk Tingkhong College was established in the year 1972 with the aim of providing Higher Secondary and undergraduate level education in the region, an aim that the college has been striving for excellence since its inception. The college strives for all-round development of its students by making sure to provide quality education to its students. Additionally, the college also focuses on engaging students in sports, cultural, and other extracurricular activities. We have in-campus facilities to hone both academic and co-curricular skills of students in order to facilitate their holistic development. Despite facing numerous challenges, through different stages the college has uplifted itself to produce students who have excelled at areas such as academics, sports, self-employment, etc. Tingkhong College has successfully completed two cycles of NAAC evaluation in the year 2007 and 2015 with a grading of C+ and B respectively. Now the college is ready to invite the third cycle shortly. Having celebrated the Golden Jubilee of Tingkhong College in September, 2022, I am now happy to announce a new journey, the new science stream, which has been made possible with the efforts of all stakeholders of the college. I consider myself fortunate to be able to lead the college into a highly necessary new avenue of higher education in Tingkhong. I consider the opening of the new science stream in Tingkhong Collegeto be a step towards the achievement of yet another milestone in the composite vision of the founders; previous principals; other remarkable individuals who have invested their time and commitment throughout the journey of the institution so far. Hence, looking forward to continuing this journey of illumination towards a brighter path in the future, I am elated and honoured to welcome students to pursue their Higher Secondary and Undergraduate courses in the available streams of Arts and Science. I can assure the potential candidates willing to study in Tingkhong College that our institute has excellent faculties of the best calibre that an institution can wish to have. With their valuable service and assistance combined with the students committed efforts, I am sure we can together take Tingkhong College to greater heights in the near future. We also welcome and encourage an open and positive communication with parents in the form of parent teacher-interaction, as we see them as rightful partners in education of their children. I wish you all the best. Dr.Mouchumi Gogoi Principal Tingkhong College
ABOUT THE COLLEGE Tingkhong September, 1972 and was included in 2(f) of the UGC Act in the year 2001. It is the first institution of Higher Education established in the 119 Tingkhong Legislative Assembly Constituency of Assam aiming at offering quality education to its students in fulfillment of all the specifications laid down by the University Grants Commission, Dibrugarh University (the affiliating university), the Government of Assam Assessment and Accreditation Bangalore (NAAC). The college started and has been running as an departments currently. Tingkhong College has science stream by the Govt. of Assam and the administration is doing the needful for the successful initiation of the stream as soon as possible. The college has successfully undergone two cycles of NAAC visit and evaluation and is preparing to welcome the third cycle of NAAC evaluation and peer team visit. The vision of Tingkhong College authority and stakeholders is to build up the college as a centre of excellence in Higher Education and to equip and empower students with knowledge, skill, competence, and creativity to face the global challenges. College was established on 1st and the National Council, Arts Recently been college with however, granted 7 the
The college started and functioned as an Arts college with the Higher Secondary and the B.A courses being offered. Tingkhong College took shape in its initial phases with the sheer determination and contributions of the responsible members of the local society as the urgent need for a higher education institution was felt. The college had been running on the funds generated through admissions and other institutional fund-raising initiatives, public contribution and generous donations from philanthropists in those times. However, with the status of Deficit Grant-in-Aid being received by the college later on, the need for regular and secure financial assistance from the government was met. Tingkhong College was recognised by the University Grants Commission and included in 2(f) of the UGC Act in the year 2001 which proved to be a huge step in its development. Subsequently, the college further benefitted from the historic decision of the Government of Assam to provincialize all deficit grant-in-aid colleges with effect from 1stDecember, 2005. Now the college enjoys the status of Provincialized College . The College grew from strength to strength on the merit of its students, the dedication of its teachers and the visions of the different Principals serving office through different phases of its history. An institution which began its academic endeavour with just a handful of teachers and students now offers education to roughly 1600 students yearly with the help of near 30 teachers including sanctioned and non-sanctioned contractual teachers. The college presently has 7 Arts departments that cater to the needs of the Higher Secondary and Undergraduate level education. The college also has a Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University Study Centre at the College premises which offers a wide range of choices to students. With the science stream being granted to the college by the Govt. of Assam, the college looks forward to becoming the first institution to offer the HS and Undergraduate course in science and eradicate a major setback faced by the area.
VISION AND MISSION OF THE COLLEGE Vision: The of vision of Tingkhong college authority and the stakeholders is to build up the college as a centre of excellence in Higher Education and to equip and empower students with knowledge, skill, competence and creativity to face the global challenges.
Mission: With this vision, the institution sets its befitting mission as follows: To equip and empower students with relevant knowledge, skill, competence, and creativity to meet global challenges. To achieve innovations in teaching-learning, research, and extension activities. To create awareness of value education, cultural heritage, and environment. To promote the knowledge output for the development of the society. To achieve inclusive growth for optimal socio- economic change.
Faculty Members of the College (Arts) Sl. No. Department Name Mr. Nakul Phukan Dr. Binita Morang (HoD) Mrs. NijumoniBonia 1. Assamese Mr. Debajit Shyam Mrs. Geetamoni Dutta Ms. Jyotirmoyee Dewria Mr. Mridul Borgohain (HoD) Mr. Saurish Bhattacharjee 2. Economics Ms. Rakhi Puzari Ms. Rumi Gowala Mrs. Sumitra Borah (HoD) 3. Education Mrs. Trishna Chutia Mrs. RunjunHandique Mr. Rimpu Gogoi (HoD) Mrs. Nawab Tabassum Yasmin 4. English Mrs. Pikumoni Gogoi Mrs. Fatima Begum
Faculty Members of the College (Arts) Sl. No. 5. Department Name History Mr. LuhitBuragohain (HoD) Ms. Bismita Borah Mr. Deep Das 6. Political Science Mrs. Minoti Hazarika (HoD) Mr. Bhaskar Neog Ms. Sukanya Baruah Mr. Manab Gogoi 7. Sociology Mrs. Dipanjali Borah (HoD) Dr.Diganta Kr. Gogoi Mrs. RashmirekhaHandique Ms. Darshana Bokolial Ms. Karabi Bokolial
Faculty Members of the College (Science) Sl. No Department Name Ms. Parinita Devi Nath 1. Botany Mr. Jonardan Hazarika Dr. Mrinaly Suri 2. Chemistry Dr. Jasmin Sultana Dr. PubanitaBhuyan Dr. Bijoy Patir 3. Mathematics Dr. Jyoti Saikia Mr. Rupjyoti Borah Dr. NibeditaDehingia 4. Physics Dr. Jyotirmoy Kalita Ms. Puja Sarmah 5. Zoology Mr. Chandopal Saikia
Non Teaching Staff of the College (Library) Sl No. 1. Name Mrs. Rita Handique Designation Assistant Librarian 2. Ms. Parishmita Devi Assistant Librarian
Non Teaching Staff of the College Sl. No 1. Name Mr. Sadananda Changmai, (Senior Assistant) Dhaniram Boruah, (Junior Assistant) Surajit Chetia, (Grade-III) Surajit Sonowal, (Grade-III) Jisuwanta Changmai, Grade-III 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Lukendra Rajkonwar, Grade-IV 7. Jisuraj Phukan, Grade-IV 8. Bonita Chowdang, Grade-IV 9. Parijat Gogoi, Grade-IV 10. Dipen Gogoi, Grade-IV
COURSE STRUCTURE IN FOUR YEAR UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMME (FYUGP): Sl. No. Course Description Major Discipline (Core) Major discipline is the discipline or subject of Main Focus and the degree will be awarded in that discipline. Students should secure the prescribed number of credits (about 50% of total credits) through core courses of the major discipline. 1 Minor Discipline Minor discipline helps a student to gain a broader understanding beyond the major discipline. 2 Multidisciplinary Generic Elective Students shall not be allowed to choose or repeat any of these courses already undergone at the Higher Secondary level (12th class) and the discipline which he/she has chosen as Major. 3 Ability Enhancement Courses Students are required to achieve competency in the use of a MIL or Regional Language. 4 Value Added Course 2 The courses aim to enable the students to acquire and demonstrate certain values. 5 Skill Enhancement Courses These courses are aimed at imparting practical skills, hands on training, soft skills etc. to enhance the employability of the students. 6
BACHELOR OF ARTS & SCIENCE MAJOR PROGRAMME UNDER NEP, 2020 Bachelor of Arts and Science Under NEP, 2020 The following subjects can be offered as Core Subjects (C) for Major English Assamese Economics Political Science History Sociology Education Physics Chemistry Mathematics Zoology Botany
First semester students from Arts Stream have to opt from the following courses: The following subjects can be offered as Core Subjects (C) for Major Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology First semester students have to opt from the following courses: Ability Enhancement Course (AEC Language (MIL/Regional Language): Assamese Minor: Student can select any one of the following subjects (Students will be selected based on Departmental Capacity) Physics/Chemistry/Botany/Mathematics/Zoology Multi- Disciplinary Generic Elective Course: Student can select any one of the following subjects (Students will be selected based on Departmental Capacity): Assamese/Economics/Education/English/History/ Mathematics/Political Science/Sociology Physics/Chemistry/Botany/Zoology Value Added Course (VAC) 1: Understanding India Value Added Course (VAC) 2: Health and Wellness Skill Enhancement Course (SEC): The College will offer a basket of courses
First semester students from Arts Stream have to opt from the following courses: 1) Ability Enhancement Course (AEC Language (MIL/Regional Language): Assamese 2) Minor: Student can select any one of the following subjects (Students will be selected based on Departmental Capacity) Assamese/ English/ Economics/ Political Science/ Sociology/ Education 3)Multi- Disciplinary Generic Elective Course: Student can select any one of the following subjects (Students will be selected based on Departmental Capacity): Physics/Chemistry/Botany/Mathematics/Zoology/Ass amese/Economics/Education/English/History/Politica l Science/Sociology 4) Value Added Course (VAC) 1: Understanding India Value Added Course (VAC) 2: Health and Wellness 5) Skill Enhancement Course (SEC): The College will offer a basket of courses
A. Annual fee collection :- 1.Admission fee @Rs.500/-x 880 2. Establishment fee @ Rs.200/-x 880 3.Development fee @ Rs. 1,500/- x 880 4. Building fee @ Rs.500/-x880 5. Library fee @Rs. 100/-x880 6. College exam fee @ Rs. 150/-x880 7. Games & sports @ Rs.200/-x880 8.Union & Festival @ Rs.200/-x880 9. Magazine fee @ Rs. 100/-x880 10.Cultural fee @ Rs. 100/-x880 11. Common room @ Rs.50/-x880 12. Literary fee @ Rs.50/-x880- 13. Debating fee @ Rs.50/-x880 14. Electricity fee @ Rs. 150/-x880 15.Computer fee @ Rs. 100/-x880 16.Identity card @ Rs. 100/-x880 Total=4050
CURRICULUM DELIVERY MECHANISM The college has the mechanism for delivery and documentation of the curriculum set by the University to achieve the educational social and cultural objectives. The process involves a number of specific decisions taken at the Staff Council and Department Committee to determine workload, allocation of of Time Table and recruitment. Departments organize field trips and visits for hands-on training, organize seminars, conferences, workshops, etc. to supplement and complement the prescribed curriculum in tangential ways. The curriculum is further documented and effectively delivered by the aid of ICT tools and E-resources by the faculty. The logistics of the delivery and documentation of the curriculum involves the IQAC and the following committees: Academic Standards Examination Committee (EC). The Vice Principal designs a central timetable for all the departments and it is notified to all the departments. At the beginning of each semester, the head of departments conducts academic planning meeting with the teachers of the respective departments to divide the syllabus and lay down the plan of action. For effective the teachers use methods like work, preparation Committee (ASC) and the implementation lecture of the curriculum case delivery, study,
IQAC COMMITTEE, 2023 1. Chairperson: Dr. Mouchumi Gogoi, Principal 2. Coordinator: Nakul Phukan, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Assamese 3. Teaching Members: Mrs. Minoti Hazarika, Vice-Principal & HOD, Dept. of Political Science Mrs. Deepanjali Borah, HOD, Dept. of Sociology Sri. Mridul Borgohain, HOD, Dept. of Economics Dr. Binita Morang, HOD, Dept. of Assamese Sri. Luhit Buragohain, HOD, Dept. of History Sri. Rimpu Gogoi, HOD, Dept. of English Sri. Bhaskar Neog, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Political Science Mrs. Nawab Tabasssum Yasmin, Assistant Professor, Dept. of English Saurish Bhattacharjee, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Economics 4. One member from the management: Dr. Dipok Chetia, Dibrugarh University (Governing Body) 5. One Senior Administrative Officer: Sri. Sadananda Changmai, Senior Assistant (Office Superintendant/ Manager) 6. One nominee from the Local Society/ Trust: Sri. Jibeswar Mohan (Retd. Principal) 7. One nominee from students: General Secretary, Tingkhong College Student s Union 8. One Nominee from Alumni: Sri. Ashok Gogoi, Principal, Tingkhong H.S School 9. One nominee each from employer/ Industrialists/ Stakeholders: Sri. Dhiren Phukan, Proprietor, Tea Plantation, Rajgarh, Dibrugarh, Assam
INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES With the aid of different Government sponsored schemes and funds and because of a proactive role of the College administration, the infrastructure of the College has been developed significantly. Over the years the physical facilities have significantly improved. The numbers of classrooms have increased in numbers, laboratory equipments have been added and computing equipments have also been upgraded. There is a well-equipped library with a significant number of books as well as journals and e-resources. Further, the Library Management System has also been renewed. The SOLE 3.0 has been installed in the library instead of the previous regional management system for better efficiency and performance. Further, the teachers are urged to inculcate newer innovation and technology in order to enhance the teaching learning experience. The physical facilities of the college is developed keeping in mind the overall development of the students including their mental as well as physical well being.
GYMNASIUM AND INDOOR STADIUM The College has a well-equipped gymnasium with all the facilities needed for the physical development of the members. Further, there is also a indoor stadium equipped with all the facilities needed for practicing sports like Sepak Takraw, table tennis. From time to time, there are Yoga camps held to promote overall well being and a healthy mind and body. development of a sportsmanship spirit is one of the Best Practices adopted by the College. Hence, a series of workshops of different sports were also conducted in the College whereby a large number of students were benefitted and provided coaching by some of the best trainers in Assam for a bare minimum fees.
Library The College has a well equipped library that is partially automated and uses the SOLE 3.0 software. Every year the library and its books are upgraded, new books are added and the library management system is maintained. Further, there is an indoor stadium where trainings are organized regularly. It has a rich book bank with an effective support staff who keeps a track of all the available resources and updates them from time to time. The college has a well-stocked library with Text Books, Reference The college library is open from 9.00 A.M.to 4.00P.M. in all working days of the college . Book lending from the library is guided by the following rules. Number of books issued to a student at a time 1. H.S.Classes 2 Books 2. B.A. Semester (Gen) 2 Books 3. B.A. Semester (Maj) 4 Books Books, Journals, Periodicals and Dailies.
A book is lent to students for 7 days only. Failure to return the book within the period the student will have to pay a fine of Rs. 1.50 per day for 15 days nd of Rs.5.00 per day thereafter. However on request, the librarian at his/her discretion may renew the issue of a book. But the book must be returned within one month from the date of its first issue. Failure to return borrowed book within the month the library card of the student will be with drawn. In case of loss, damage or misuse of book a student will have to pay double value of the book.
IT Infrastructure Tingkhong College tries to keep up the technological advancement required in a College that strives to provide its students an education that would help them to compete with the best. There is a functional computer lab whereby different departments take initiative to impart basic computer knowledge to its students. Further, the office is well equipped adequate internet facilities that help them to work efficiently. It also boasts of a functional effective system that helps the administrator to monitor everything efficiently. All the service facilities are maintained effectively from time to time and required updates are made. with and surveillance very
STUDENT UNION BODY The administrative, curricular and extracurricular activities throughout the There is Student s Union Body that is elected every year by means of a fair and transparent voting process whereby the students take part. This elected student body is given the responsibility to ensure the participation of the students in all the co-curricular as well the extracurricular activities that are held in that particular year. The College has been blessed with a very active Student Union and the members of the union ensure maximum participation of the students in various activities conducted during the year. The Student Union is an elected body, governed by a constitution that defines its functions and role. The union in consultation with its faculty advisor and administrative members organizes major events in the College such as Fresher s Social, College Week, Orientation for new entrants, Foundation Day of the College, Farewell Functions activities strengthen the bond between the students across disciplines and promote healthy relationship amongst them. The Publication of the College Magazine is yet another step that is collaborative in nature and promotes amongst the students and teachers. students actively participate in various co- year. and so on. These a healthy participation
STUDENTS COMMON ROOM AND OTHER FACILITIES The institution ensures an environment that ensures the promotion of gender equity. Observation of days of importance like Women s Day and the periodic counseling programmes held awareness regarding gender sensitization within the institution. common room for the girls with all the necessary facilities like clean and hygienic washrooms, clean sitting spaces etc. the institution is very dtrict regarding the safety and security of the female members. There are several CCTVs installed in different areas of the college and maintains an effective surveillance system that monitors all the areas within In addition to this, a girls hostel has also been set up to provide lodging for the female students who distance to attend classes and different difficulties in public transportation system. help in creating There is seprate the campus. commute long have to face
CANTEEN FACILITIES The College has a well equipped canteen with safe drinking facilities. There is a well designed provides good meal in reasonable price that is affordable for the students. The runs throughout the day and offers quality service for the members of the college. water menu that quality canteen
