Four Year Under Graduate Programme (FYUGP) - Major & Minor
The programme is designed under the framework of National Education Policy 2020 under
Bodoland University.
Subjects Offered
The college offers Major & Minor in following subjects-
Assamese, Bodo, Education, Economics, English, History, Philosophy, Political Science &
Geography
Multiple Entry and Exit, type of degrees to be awarded.
In addition to a minimum of 40 credit earned, the student will require to complete a
mandatory 4 credit work based vocational course or internship/apprenticeship offered during
summer term. This is an addition to the 6 credits from the skill based courses earned during
first and second semester.
In addition to a minimum of 80 credit earned, the student will require to complete a
mandatory 4 credit work based vocational course or internship/apprenticeship offered during
first year or second year summer term.
Degree in relevant discipline/subject will be awarded for those who pursue 3-year UG
programme and secure 120 credits
(Honours with Research) will be awarded if the student completes a rigorous research project
of 12 credit in their major area (s) of study under the guidance of faculty member. The
students are expected to complete the Research Project in the eighth semester. The research
outcomes of their project work may be published in peer-reviewed journals or may be
presented in conferences/seminars or may be patented.
Will be awarded on securing 160 credit by taking 12 credit advanced level (400) courses in
lieu of Research Pro- ject/Dissertation.
English and Assamese is the medium of instruction. As per the guidelines of NEP-2020 the
class transactions are also held in the regional languages for the better understanding of
the students of the course contents.
➤ The students to attend at least 75% of lectures and tutorial/remedial classes
delivered in the academic session. A student shall not be eligible to sit in the final
examination if he/she fails to attend minimum number of lectures in each academic session.
➤ It is compulsory for the students of the college to wear uniform in the college
campus.
➤ It is compulsory for the students of the college to wear their identity cards in the
college campus provided by the college.
➤ The presence of all students in every programme organized in the college is
mandatory.
➤ The students must appear in the internal examination conducted by the college.
➤ The visit of library and reading is compulsory for the students.
➤ The visit of students in the college website is must for the college notification of
relevant events circulated by the college.
➤ Students violating college rule shall be liable for expulsion.
➤ If any student found and proved guilty in ragging related issues will be expelled
from the College. All forms of ragging inside the College campus are strictly prohibited.
Strong disciplinary action may be taken if anyone is found to be involved directly or
indirectly in ragging. In case of damages or loss of College property, the College authority
reserves the right to impose fines either individually or on per capita basis.
➤ Student found involved in consumption of drugs, intoxicating drinks, glam bins on
any other immoral activities will be expelled from the College.
➤ The academic sessions will run as per academic calendar.
➤The decision of the competent authority is the final in all matters related to
discipline and is binding to all the students.
The college makes a concerted effort to provide the students with a modicum of facilities
for co-curricular activities in different aspects of physical and cultural affairs.
There is a provision of scholarship for the students (both boys and girls) belonging to ST,
SC and OBC categories. There is a provision of Mukhya Mantri Nijut Moina Scholarship Scheme
for the girls students admitted to the college. The students can avail the scholarships
provided by the State and Central Government also as per their respective eligibility
criteria.
Students must choose their subjects offered by the college and as per guidelines by the
Bodoland University. Detailed information about the semester scheme for the second year and
third year will be limited to the students after the commencement of 1st year classes. All
the concerned department will categorically explain and give details of the syllabus along
with unified decision of the entire course scheme to the admitted students well in advance.
A unit of National Service Scheme (NSS) is being organized by the student volunteers under
the aegis of Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govement of India.
Co-ordinator: Mr. Alangbar Ramchiary, M.A.
A Cozy and reliable canteen exists in the college campus for refreshment of students as well
as staff under the supervi- sion of college authority.
In order to sansitise the students of the college to the emerging opportunities and to
enlighten them on the varied career prospects, the college authority arranges for career
counselling programmes. This helps to enable brilliant students to choose from a more varied
basket of career opportunities.
An annual magazine, 'SIFUNG' is published by the Mushalpur College Students' Union. This
magazine contains varius articles written in Assamese, Bodo and English language by the
creative writers amongst the students as well as teachers community.
A well-stocked library exists in the college premises. This comprises of a lot of reference
books, journals, magazines, encyclopedia besides text books on various subjects to meet the
needs of the students as well as the teachers. Students can enjoy the benefits of library
services from the college library as per rules.
Rules & Regulations for the College Library
(1) The students are provided with a Library Borrower Card. This card is strictly
non-transferable. The card must be surrendered at the end of the session.
(ii) One Borrower Card is issued to each student. A student of U.G. (Regular course)
can borrow 2 (two) books at a time and the students taking Honours course can borrow 3
(three) books at a time.
(iii) No student is allowed to keep a book for more than 15 days in any case. A fine
of Re. 1/- (One) will be imposed for each day for book/books retained before the expiry of
the specified date. However, borrowed book/books, if returned before the due date, may be
re-issued for a period of another 15 days.
(iv) Any book lost or damaged must be replaced by the borrower.
There is a Students' Union of the college namely 'Mushalpur College Students' Union'. This
union body comprises of various departments under the guidance of an incharge to each deptt.
from the teaching staff. The selection/elec- tion of the students' union is conducted by a
committee constituted by the Principal of the college.
Activities of The Students Union
Following are the major activities of the Students' Union:
(a) Holding of Freshmen Social.
(b) Conducting of College Week Festival.
(c) Participation in Social Services.
(d) Arrangement of various Co-Curricular Activities.
(e) Celebration of religious/social Festivals.
(f) Publication of Annual Magazine and Wall Magazine.
(g) Create awareness amongst the students in various respect to maintain discipline in
the college.
The college hold both external and internal examinations as per the guidelines/Academic
Calendar published and approved by the Executive Council of Bodoland University.
The college is recognised as Examination Centre for U.G. Final Examinations (all Semester
examinations) from Bodoland University. All the examinations of U.G. (Arts) Course of B.U.
are conducted in the college centre by a committee constituted in conformity with rules and
regulations of Bodoland University.
The college holds internal examinations such as Tests/Sessional Examinations etc. in the
college as per the guidelines of B.U.
The exact programme (date & time) for the internal examinations are scheduled by the
Examination Committee of the college.
Theory Classes:
1 Credit = 15 Classes in one semester = 15 Contact hours in one semester.
Tutorial Classes:
1 Credit = 15 Tutorial classes in one semester = 15 Contact hours in one semester.
Practical Classes:
1 Credit (2h) = 30 Contact hours in one semester.
NOTE:
■ Students willing to pursue UG Degree with Minors shall have to choose two
disciplines (MINA and MIN-B) in the first semester and may opt to pursue MIN-A as a Major
discipline in the 7th Semester if he/she secures 75 percent marks till 6th Semester with no
backlog or betterment.
■ Students willing to pursue 4 years UG Degree with a Major and Minor shall have to
choose
one Major (MAJ) and one Minor (MIN) in the first semester.
■ Students must choose IDC from the pool of courses not studied at the 10+2 level.
■ SEC-Students can choose own discipline/other discipline.
■ VAC- 19 Course (But the College/Institute may offer 3-4 courses from the list
provided).
■ Student has to chose one MOOCs course as provided in due time.
