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PROSPECTUS-2021-2022
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE YACHULI
LOWER SUBANSIRI DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH
(ESTD : 2007)
Recognized by UGC, under 12(F) and 12(B)
Website: www.gcyachuli.ac.in E-mail:gcyachuli@gmail.com
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Vision
For imparting holistic and quality education within the reach of all. And to inculcate
excellence in the realm of education and research; and to serve as a fruitful resource
for society; and remain a source of pride for all Indians.
Mission
To develop intellectually competent, morally upright, socially committed and
spiritually inspired persons capable of building a more human social order within the
context of the nation‟s plurality of religions and diversity of cultures.
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CONTENTS Page No
1.0 PROFILE
2.0 COURSES OFFERED
3.0 EXAMINATION PATTERN FOR ALL SUBJECTS
4.0 COURSE STRUCTURE AT GLANCE
5.0 INTAKE CAPACITY FOR I SEMESTER
6.0 INFRASTRUCTURE AND OTHER FACILITIES
6.1 Classroom
6.2 Library
6.3 Geography Laboratory
6.4 Recreation Centre
6.5 Conference Hall
6.6 Hostel Accommodation for Boys and Girls
6.7 Playground
6.8 Transport Facility
6.9 Stipend and Book Grant
6.10 Remedial and Tutorial Classes
6.11 CCTV Facility
6.12 College Canteen
7.0 CELLS AND ASSOCIATION
7.1 IQAC
7.2 Women Cell
7.3 Career Counseling Cell
7.4 NSS
7.5 Institute of Distance Education
7.6 Student Union Advisory Board
7.7 College Disciplinary Committee
7.8 Alumni Association
7.9 Academic and Examination Cell
7.10 Vidya Vistar Scheme
7.11 College Management Committee
8.0 STUDENTS ACTIVITIES
8.1 Orientation
8.2 Students Union
8.3 Student’s Union Election
8.4 Annual College Day
8.5 Inter-College Youth Festival
8.6 Educational Excursion
8.7 Annual College Magazine
8.8 College Uniform
8.9 Student’s Identity Card
8.10 Departmental Seminars
8.11 NSS Activities
9.0 ADMISSION CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES
9.1 BA I Semester
9.2 BA II, III, IV, V & VI Semester
9.3 For filling up of University Examination Form
9.4 For Admission in BA I Semester
9.5 For filling up of University Examination Forms
10.0 FEE STRUCTURE
11.0 GENERAL RULES/REGULATION/GUIDELINES FOR STUDENTS
12.0 RULE, CRITERIA AND GUIDELINES FOR HOSTEL BOARDERS
13.0 ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 2020-21
14.0 ADMISSION NOTICE
15.0 CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDNTS
16.0 IMPORTANT NOTES FOR STUDENTS
17.0 COLLEGE – STAFF
18.0 CO-ORDINATORS OF IMPORTANT CELLS AND CENTRES
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1.0 PROFILE
In fulfilling the aspirations of the people and with a purpose of offering quality higher
education in their door steps, Government College Yachuli was established in 2007. The
college was started on 19th July 2007 at temporary site in DIET buildings with a modest
strength of fifty seven students and five faculty members in its initial academic session. The
College was shifted to its permanent site on 30 th August 2010. Being a premier institute of
higher education Subansiri region, the College caters to the need of entire district.
Situated in picturesque hillocks, the college site is one and half kilometre away from the main
road and Yachuli market. The Distance from the District Headquarters, Ziro is 28 kilometres
while it is 120 kilometre away from the state capital, Itanagar. The nearest airport is Lilabari
North Lakhimpur, Assam is 130 Km and railway station Naharlagun is 110 kilometres away
from the College.
Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, the College at present
offer six different subjects/departments under Arts Stream which includes Education,
English, Hindi, Economics, Political Science, History and Geography. Opening of new
departments are in the pipeline so as to provide the students with more choices in their
studied.
The college has the facility of Distance Education Centre (IDE, RGU) which offers education
for learners left out of formal education system.
The college has fully functional unit of National Service Scheme to nurture the growth and
personality of volunteers through community service recognized by Govt. of India.
A team of young and dedicated faculty members and office staff are putting their best efforts
despite all odds to impart value based and qualitative education to the students. Their driving
spirit is of course the motto of the College "Knowledge is one that enlightens" which will
inspire them, all the time to come.
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2.0 COURSES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts (Semester System)
The College is affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University, Doimukh and presently offers three
years course of Bachelor of Arts Degree (Major) in accordance with the syllabus and courses
under semester system prescribed by Rajiv Gandhi University.
The subjects offered in the First Semester:
Details of B.A I semester subject combination:
1. Core Course: Every student has to choose one discipline from the available core courses
(Honours) offered at GCY, Yachuli. The available core courses are –
English,
Hindi,
Economics,
Education,
History,
Political Science and
Geography
(There will be two papers in the core course from one selected subject)
2. Ability Enhancement Courses: Every student has to choose one paper from two ability
enhancement course papers i.e
English for communication
OR
Hindi Sikshan
3. Generic Elective Course: Every student has to choose or opt one paper from Generic Elective
Course other than the opted Core Course. Example – Student, who opted English as his /her
Core Course, cannot opt English as Generic Elective Course paper. He/she has to opt paper
from other subject as Generic Elective Course.
The available generic course papers are
English,
Hindi,
Economics,
Education,
History,
Political Science and
Geography
There will be four papers in the first semester.
1. Two papers from the Core Course
2. One paper from the Ability Enhancement Course (English for communication OR Hindi
Sikshan)
3. One paper from the Generic Elective Courses.
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3.0 EXAMINATION PATTERN FOR ALL SUBJECTS
⮚ Total Marks : 100 marks
⮚ Sessional Test : 20 marks
⮚ End Semester : 80 marks
Note: Students are compulsorily required to pass the Sessional Test to sit in the End Semester
Examination
4.0 COURSE STRUCTURE AT GLANCE
Bachelor of Arts (Semester System)
Class Subjects/Papers Course Full Marks
Structure Sessional End Semester
Test (I A) Exam
Semester-I Core (subject Offered) Paper-I 20 80
Core (subject offered) Paper-II 20 80
Generic Elective Paper-I 20 80
Ability Enhancement Courses: English/Hindi 20 80
(Note: Combination once chosen cannot be changed under any circumstances)
Semester-II Under consideration as per new
CBCS syllabus
Semester-III Environmental Studies and Three Environmental 20 80
elective subjects of Semester-II Studies
Elective-I 20 80
Elective-II 20 80
Elective-III 20 80
Semester-IV Skill Based Course and Three Skill Based-I 20 30+50
elective subjects of Semester-III Elective-I 20 80
Elective-II 20 80
Elective-III 20 80
Semester-V Four papers of major subject Major P-I 20 80
(Major subject should be chosen Major P-II 20 80
out of three elective subjects Major P-III 20 80
offered in preceding semester) Major P-IV 20 80
Semester-VI Four papers of major subject of Major P-I 20 80
preceding semester Major P-II 20 80
Major P-III 20 80
Major P-IV 20 80
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English
The department of English offers Compulsory English, Elective English and Major papers.
Apart from those the department also offers skill based course in English in the fourth
semester designed to update students for verbal and written commutations around the world.
The basic aim of this course is to equip students of any field to communicate and express
themselves in the standard official manner.
Faculty Members
1. Ms.Pupy Rigia, M.A., B. Ed. (HoD)
2. Ms.Trisha Wangno M.A.
3. Ms. Koj Anu M.A.
Course Structure - Department of English
Full Marks
Class Paper Code Paper Title Internal End
Assessment Semester
20 80
Semester-I Core Paper-I 20 80
Core Paper-II 20 80
Semester-II Under 20 80
consideration as
per new CBCS
syllabus
20 80
Semester-III BENG-303(E) Reading Prose and Drama 20 80
Semester-IV BENG-404(E) Reading Prose and Fiction 20 80
BENG-404(SBC) Skill Based Course in English 20 30+50
Semester-V BENG-505(M) History of English Literature 20 80
BENG-506(M) English Poetry from the Elizabethan to the 20 80
Augustan Age
BENG-507(M) Reading Drama 20 80
BENG-508(M) Reading Fiction & Non-Fiction 20 80
Semester-VI BENG-609(M) Poetry from the romantic to the Modern Age 20 80
BENG-610(M) Literary Criticism 20 80
Out of the following two pairs of Optional Papers one from each block should be opted for study
Block-I BENG-611(M)A Indian Writing in English 20 80
BENG-611(M)B Literature from Indian Languages in 20 80
Translation
Block-II BENG-612(M)A American Literature 20 80
BENG-612(M)B Linguistics 20 80
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Economics
Economics is a social science concerned with the production, distribution and consumption of
goods and services. It studies how individuals and collectively make choices about how to
allocate resources. The principle (and Problem) of economics is that resource is scarce and
human wants is unlimited, economics focuses on how the mankind organised itself to tackle
the basic problems of scarcity. The course structure of BA (semester system) major in
economics, there are total of twelve economics core courses that students are required to take
across six semesters. All the core courses are compulsory. Studying economics at degree
level prepares the students well for a wide range of careers. It is one of the evergreen subjects
because of its high utility and huge demand in the job markets. To be mentioned, an
economic graduate/postgraduate will have an ample employment prospects in centre as well
as state services. Indian Economic Service (IES), service in Banking & Insurance, District
Planning officer (DPO), District Statistical officer (DSO) and Sub-Treasury officer (STO)
etc. are some of the few example for that an economic degree is a good foundation to build
on.
Faculty Members
1. Dr. Hage Hassang, M.A.,Ph.D. (HoD)
2. Dr. Dani Kacha, M.A.,Ph.D.
Course Structure - Department of Economics
Full Marks
Class Paper Code Paper Title Internal End
Assessment Semester
20 80
Core Paper-I 20 80
Semester-I
Core Paper-I 20 80
Under consideration as per new CBCS 20 80
Semester-II syllabus
Semester-III BECO-303 Public Finance and Statistics 20 80
Semester-IV BECO-404 Indian Economy and Economy of Arunachal 20 30+50
(SBC) Pradesh
Semester-V BECO-505 Micro Economics Theory 20 80
BECO-506 Macro Economics Theory 20 80
BECO-507 International Economics 20 80
BECO-508 Basic Mathematics and Statistics 20 80
Semester-VI BECO-609 Monetary Economics and Financial 20 80
Institutions
BECO-610 Development Economics 20 80
BECO-611 History of Economics Thought 20 80
BECO-612 Issue of Indian Economy 20 80
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Geography
The study of Geography opens up a new vista in human life by releasing attractive career prospects.
With study of Geography, students will come to understand about nature of physical systems such as
geomorphologic processes and natural hazards, students will also gain a level of understanding about
environmental system such as climate and biogeography. They will learn about the variety of political
systems of the world. Students will be introduced to demographic, social and cultural attributes such
migration, social relation and cultural identity and their adaptation and their changes. They will also
familiarize with economic processes such as globalization, trade and transportation and their impact
on economic, cultural and social activities and relationship between man and their environment. It
helps to acquiring the ability to interpret the distribution and processes of physical and human
phenomena; understanding the dynamic interrelationship between physical and human world; it helps
in locating places and relationship between them according to scale. It is a useful subject which helps
to know and develop global perspective. More importantly, it involves practical and therefore helps in
scoring high marks in all the examination including all kinds of competitive examination.
Faculty Members
1. Ms. Yadi Nani, M.A., M.Phil. (HoD)
2. Dr. N.D Trangpoder, M.A.MPhil, PhD.
3. Mr. Nabam Tabang, M.A.MPhil
Course Structure - Department of Geography
Full Marks
Class Paper Code Paper Title Internal End
Assessment Semester
Core Paper-I 20 80
Semester-I
Core Paper-I 20 80
Under consideration as per new CBCS 20 80
Semester-II syllabus
Semester-III GEOGCT201(Theory) Economic Geography 20 80
GEOGCP202(Practical) Statistical Techniques
Semester-IV GEOGCT-251(Theory) Geography of India 20 80
GEOGCP-252(Practical Survey: Prismatic 2, Dumpy level I. Map 20 30+50
Skill Based) Projection
Semester-V GEOGCT-301(Theory) Geography of NE with Special Reference to 20 80
AP
GEOGCT-302(Theory) Geomorphology 20 80
GEOGCP- Geographical data analysis and computer 20 80
303(Practical) application
Optional Papers (Any One)
GEOGET-311(Theory) Regional Geography of world 20 80
GEOGET-312(Theory) Agricultural Geography 20 80
GEOGEP-313(Theory) Population and Settlement Geography 20 80
Semester-VI GEOGCT-351(Theory) Fundamentals of RS,GIS,GNSS 20 80
GEOGCT-352(Theory) Climatology 20 80
GEOGCP- DIP and Spatial Data analysis Field 20 80
353(Practical) Study Report
Optional Papers (Any One)
GEOGET-361(Theory) Regional Planning and development 20 80
GEOGET-362(Theory) Political Geography 20 80
GEOGET-363(Theory) Geography of Tourism 20 80
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Political Science
Political Science envisages to acquainting the students with the various spectrum of the
discipline covering its various perspective and dimensions of contemporary relevance. 1st to
4th semesters students of political science studies core papers viz.,Political Theory, Indian
Political System, International Relations and Comparative Political System respectively.
Thus, they are acquainted with basic concepts, ideas, theories and major debates within
national and international arena. In 5th and 6th semesters which are reserved as major papers
comprising four papers in each semester, major papers enables the students for a greater
understanding, analysis of political events, ideological orientation and political dynamism of
new times and prescribe possible solutions. In 4th semester, Skill based paper covers areas
like Election and its processes, Consumer Protection Act, Right to Information Act etc. are
taught to students to create awareness, which ends with assignment and Project Report etc.
Faculty Members
1.Dr. L. B. Hemkhomang, M.A.MPhil, Ph.D. (HoD)
2.Mr.Nada Pugang, M.A. B.Ed.
Course Structure - Department of Political Science
Full Marks
Class Paper Code Paper Title Internal End
Assessment Semester
20 80
Core Paper-I 20 80
Semester-I
Core Paper-I 20 80
Under consideration as per new CBCS 20 80
Semester-II syllabus
Semester-III BPOL-303 International Relations 20 80
Semester-IV BPOL-404 Comparative Political System 20 80
BPOL-404(C) Skill Based paper 20 30+50
Semester-V BPOL-505 Political Thought-I 20 80
BPOL-506 Dynamics of Indian Political System 20 80
BPOL-507 Foreign policy of India 20 80
BPOL-508 Public Administration 20 80
Semester-VI BPOL-609 Political Thought-II 20 80
BPOL-610 Contemporary International Relations 20 80
BPOL-611 Political Theory-II 20 80
BPOL-612 Government and Politics Arunachal in 20 80
Pradesh
10History
History is an old subject of study in social science branch which desire to record important
events. In the past it was the History which covered Political Science, Economics and
practically provided materials to varying extent to all other social science subjects of today.
With the passage of time the scope of History has considerably been widened and many new
areas have already been included in it which not only make History learning interesting but it
also provide huge scope for its learners to make their career in the field of History subject.
Faculty Members
1. Dr. Tage Habung, M.A., M.Phil., PhD.(HoD)
2. Mr. Take Ringu, M.A.
3. Mr. Nani Sira, M.A.
Course Structure - Department of History
Class Paper Code Paper Title Full Marks
Internal End
Assessment Semester
20 80
Core Paper-I 20 80
Semester-I
Core Paper-I 20 80
Semester-II Under consideration as per new CBCS 20 80
syllabus
Semester-III BHIS-303 History of Modern India (1707-1947) 20 80
Semester-IV BHIS-404 World History (1453-1945) 20 80
BSBC-404 (C) Historical Tourism 20 30+50
Semester-V BHIS-505 History of Indian National Movements 20 80
(11857-1947)
BHIS-506 History of North East India (1824-1947) 20 80
BHIS-507 History of Europe (1453-1789) 20 80
Optional Papers: (Out of the following One Paper will be Offered)
BHIS-521 Social and Economic History of India (1757- 20 80
1947)
BHIS-522 Gender in History 20 80
Semester-VI BHIS-609 History of Arunachal Pradesh 20 80
BHIS-610 History of Modern Europe (1789-1945) 20 80
BHIS-611 Historiography 20 80
Optional Papers: (Out of the following One Paper will be Offered)
BHIS-621 History of U.S.A. (1776-1945) 20 80
BHIS-622 History of China, Japan and South East Asia 20 80
(upto 1500)
11Education
Education is a subject which enlightens and brings awareness in the individual about himself
and the world around him. It is the way of life, to bring about modification of behaviour
aligning with the social mode of behaviour. The Papers such as Elements of Education,
Indian Education and Its Problems, Foundation of Education and Teaching-Learning Process
gives introduction to the meaning of education, provides indepth knowledge about the past
and present scenario of Indian education, its challenges and systems, gives wide horizon of
understanding about the teaching and learning from micro to macro level. The study of
Educational Psychology, Educational Technology, Human Rights, Values and Peace,
Guidance and Counselling, Curriculum Development, Educational Measurement and
Evaluation, Educational Administration, Teacher Education etc, not only bring about the right
behaviour and overall development in the student that will outlast his/her life but also
prepares him/her for the practical world of works such as a Teacher, Counsellor, Guide,
Expert Researcher, and other Administrative jobs etc.
Faculty Members
1. Dr. Ligang Suniya, M.A., B.Ed.,PhD (HoD)
2. Dr. Aman Paron, M.A., B.Ed.,PhD
Course Structure - Department of Education
Full Marks
Class Paper Code Paper Title Internal End
Assessment Semester
20 80
Core Paper-I 20 80
Semester-I
Core Paper-I 20 80
Under consideration as per new CBCS 20 80
Semester-II syllabus
Semester-III BEDU-303 Foundations of Education 20 80
Semester-IV BEDU-404 (SBC) Teaching-Learning Process 20 30+50
Semester-V BEDU-501 Educational Psychology 20 80
BEDU-502 Educational Technology 20 80
Optional Papers:(Two optional from group A)
BEDU-521 Population Education 20 80
BEDU-522 Human Rights, Values& Peace Education 20 80
BEDU-523 Guidance & Counselling in Education 20 80
BEDU-524 Environmental Education 20 80
Semester-VI BEDU-601 Curriculum Development 20 80
BEDU-602 Educational Measurement & Evaluation 20 80
Optional Papers:(Two optional from group B)
BEDU-621 Adult &Continuing Education 20 80
BEDU-622 Educational Administration & Planning 20 80
BEDU-623 Teacher Education 20 80
BEDU-624 Special Education 20 80
12Hindi
The study of Hindi has proved more beneficial in the sense that it has plenty of employment
opportunities and a number of schemes are run by the government of India to foster and
develop this language so that people may acquire the awareness of the national culture,
customs and traditions and thereby strengthen national unity, integrity and solidarity. The
study of more than one language is in itself a reward and constant source of intellectual
pleasure as well as a veritable means for putting together for achieving the goals of national
life. Moreover, Hindi is our national language. It has been considered as important subject in
our state and hence its study in the college and university has been acquiring greater
significance.
Faculty Members
1. Dr. TechiUpen Tara, M.A.,PhD. (HoD)
2. Ms. Mallo Nyonyi, M.A.
3. Dr. Tana Nai, M.A.,PhD.
Course Structure - Department of Hindi
Class Full Marks
Paper Code Paper Title Internal End
Assessment Semester
20 80
Core Paper-I 20 80
Semester-I
Core Paper-I 20 80
Under consideration as per new CBCS 20 80
Semester-II syllabus
Semester-III BHIN-303 Hindi Gadya 20 80
Semester-IV BHIN-404 BhartiyaKavyashastraAurBhashaVigyan 20 80
BHIN-404-SBC(C) KaushalAadharitPathyakram 20 30+50
Semester-V BHIN-505-C Hindi SahityaKaItihas-I 20 80
BHIN-506-C Madhyakaleen Kavya 20 80
BHIN-507 Hindi Bhasa Avam Bhasa Vigyan 20 80
BHIN-508 Prayojanmulak Hindi 20 80
Vikalp Patra
BHIN-521 Chhayabad 20 80
BHIN-522 Aadhunik Kavya 20 80
Semester-VI BHIN-609-C Hindi SahityakaItihas 20 80
BHIN-610-C Samkaleen Kavya 20 80
BHIN-611 Bhartiya Avam Pashchatya Kavyashastra 20 80
BHIN-612 Hindi GadyaSahitya 20 80
Vikalp Patra
BHIN-621 Hindi Aalochana 20 80
BHIN-622 Premchand 20 80
135.0 INTAKE CAPACITY FOR I SEMESTER
Presently all the Department has 50 seats for the first semester students. Admission to BA
course is strictly on merit basis. Students of catchment area i.e Lower Subansiri District and
Non-catchment area Kamle District are eligible to get admission in the college on merit basis.
6.0 INFRASTRUCTURE AND OTHER FACILITIES
With an aim of building overall personality development of students apart from academics,
the following support services are provided to them. However, these are not exhaustive as
such an improvement and will be made from time to time depending on the resources.
6.1 Classroom
The institution has a total of 07 departments‟ viz. English, Economics, Education,
Geography, Hindi, History, and Political Science. There are 09 proper ventilated classrooms
for teaching-learning, 1 Geography Laboratory. More new Classrooms and Halls are under
construction.
6.2 Library
The College has well-stocked library catering to the needs of hundreds of students and
college faculties and college employees. It has a collection of over 3500 books of different
disciplines and additional current affair magazines, journals and national, regional and local
Newspapers to provide the joy of reading to the students and the faculty members. The
Library provides proper Reading Room to the regular readers.
1. Membership of the library is open to all students and employees of the college. To become
a member one has to fill up the prescribed form which can be received from the Library
office. Library card will be issued for borrowing of books.
2. Student can borrow three books a time for two weeks while faculty member can borrow
five books at a time for a period of two weeks. In the event of late return or loss/damage of
book a prescribed fine will be charged.
3. All esteemed members are expected to abide by the library rules and regulation which are
enforced from time to time.
4. Library is open on all working days in working hours.
6.3 Geography Laboratory
The College has well set Geography Laboratory with the standard equipments for the
students who are interested to pursue Geography as their major subject.
6.4 Recreation Centre
The college has recreation centre which gives opportunity to engage in institutional activities
to the college students and the college employee.
6.5 Conference Hall
14The Institution has a conference Hall to carry out academic related event/activities of the
college students and faculty members to cater to the need of their academic and professional
growth and development.
6.6 Hostel Accommodation for Boys and Girls
The college has at present Girls and Boys hostel with a capacity of sixty three boarders each.
Hostel facility will be provided to all the bonafide APST students as per the prescribed terms
& contestations enshrined in Section 12.0 of this prospectus.
6.7 Playground
In addition to the basic facilities provided, the College has its own playground which renders
the students engaged in various types of games, sports and other events of the college.
6.8 Transport Facility
Institution provides one college bus for transportation to the students and the staff. Students
interested to avail the transport facility are required to apply to the college authority.
6.9 Stipend and Book Grant (State Government)
A financial aid in the form of stipend and book grant is given to all the bonafide students
belonging to Schedule Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh. The amount is varied and keeps on
changing in accordance with policies/decisions of the Government. The financial aid is
subject to the following terms and conditions:
1. A student must apply in a prescribed form for availing financial aid within a stipulated
time to be notified separately.
2. Grant of stipend totally depends on the persistent good conduct and satisfactory academic
progress (without academic arrear) of the stipendiary. If the stipendiary is found guilty of
misconduct such as resorting to or participation in the strike, violence, irregular in
attendance, remains absent without permission of the authority or commits any major
offence or breach of peace and discipline, the Principal has the power to suspend the
award of stipend.
3. The Government shall have the inherent right to cancel the stipend wholly or partly or
stop or withhold further payment of stipend for a period for reasons enumerated in Para 2
above or for any reasons which the Government thinks proper as per rule.
4. Students engaged in job of any nature cannot claim/avail stipend.
5. If a student is found to have obtained stipend by false statement, the stipend paid will be
recovered and student concerned will be blacklisted and debarred of stipend forever.
6. A stipendiary must present in person for drawing of stipend. Under no circumstances,
stipend will be paid on authority.
7. The stipendiary must collect their stipend money within a stipulated time and the
undisbursed stipend money will be refunded to the Government accordingly.
The APST students can avail any one of the following stipend/scholarships during their study
in the college. To avail such facilities a student must have 75% attendance in their classes.
State Govt. Stipend is provided to the students belonging to APST category strictly in
accordance with Arunachal Pradesh Govt.‟s decisions communicated from time to time. The
15eligible students are required to apply stipend on-line along with the following documents
and a printed copy of application and documents must submitted in the college office for
verification.
a. Admission Receipts (2 nos. of Xerox copy)
b. Last Examination passed mark sheet, (2 nos. of Xerox copy)
c. ST certificate (2 nos. of Xerox copy)
d. Identity Card of the college (2 nos. of Xerox copy)
e. Recent Passport size photograph (2 nos) iv. Aadhaar Card (2 nos of Xerox
copy) and
f. SBI Passbook account with IFSC code ((2 nos. of Xerox copy)
6.10 Remedial and Tutorial Classes
As per the mandate, the college provides facility for Remedial and Tutorial classes to the
students to facilitate their learning apart from rendering them regular classes.
6.11 CCTV Facility
For the safety and security of the college, its students and staffs, the institution has 24*7
hours CCTV facility in the college campus, office, classroom corridors and library.
6.12 College Canteen
The college has two canteens which is efficiently functioning, providing variety of prepared
foods at affordable price to the students and staffs.
7.0 CELLS AND ASSOCIATION
Some Important full fledged running cells and association in the college are:
7.1 IQAC
With an intention of maintaining and imbibing high standard quality assurance in both
academic as well as extra-academic activities Internal Quality Assurance (IQAC) under the
provision of NAAC, Bangalore has been opened in the college. The IQAC endeavours for
promotion of quality of teaching-learning process through self-evaluation, accountability and
innovations thereby create quality sustenance in the college. In view of getting NAAC
assessment in future, apart from above activities, the IQAC will also maintain/compile
records of events or activities undertaken in the college.
Coordinator: Mr. Nada Pugang, Assistant Professor.
167.2 Women Cell
Women Cell of GCY looks after the gender issues and the related subjects. It helps to create
awareness among the women students regarding their rights in the society, their health issues
in adulthood and guards against the gender discrimination and also protects the interest of the
women in general, in the campus and beyond. The women cell also actively participates with
the local NGOs and other women groups to emancipate the gender inequality.
Coordinator: Ms. Mallo Nyonyi, Assistant Professor, Hindi
7.3 Career Counseling Cell
Career Counselling Cell was set by the Institution to provide information access and
dissemination of knowledge regarding career options, scholarship/fellowship and and basic
training for appearing in various governmental and non-governmental job opportunity in
different fields. The cell seeks to open new vista of interest for students to diversify their
goals and objectives thereby add value to education. The cell also aspires to provide practical
skills which are beneficial to the young college attending students and in turn to their
respective societies. Besides career counselling, students are also encouraged to share their
personal grievances in a safe, secure and a warm environment without any apprehension.
Coordinator: Ms. Pupy Rigia, Assistant Professor, Eng.
Co-Coordinator: Ms. Trisha Wangno, Assistant Professor, Eng.
7.4 NSS
The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit is functioning in the college since the academic
session 2008-09. The national service scheme is a voluntary organization of college students
under the union ministry of human resource development to inculcate social consciousness
and a sense of responsibility discipline and dignity of labour among the youth. The college
unit of the NSS is vibrant with activities and takes up numbers of social awareness programs
and special camps under the guidance of program officer. Motto: “Not me, but You” which
reflects the essence of democratic living and upholds the need for self-less service. NSS helps
the students develop appreciation to other person‟s point of view and also show consideration
to other living beings. The philosophy of the NSS is well doctrine in this motto, which
underlines on the belief that the welfare of an individual is ultimately dependent on the
welfare of the society on the whole and therefore the NSS volunteers shall strive for the well-
being of the society.
Program Officer: Mr. Take Ringu, Assistant Professor, Hist.
7.5 Institute of Distance Education
The college also offers the facility of distance learning through Institute of Distance
Education (IDE) under Rajiv Gandhi University to facilitate those students who could not
avail the regular mode of education.
Co-ordinator: Mr. Nada Pugang, Assistant Professor
177.6 Student Union Advisory Board
The college has student union advisory body for student‟s services and their welfare in the
college. It also addresses the grievances of the students in the college.
Students Union Advisor: Dr. Hage Hassang, Associate Professor, Eco.
7.7 College Disciplinary Committee
In order to maintain discipline and peaceful atmosphere in the college a Disciplinary
Committee has been constituted. The committee consist of three members from teaching
department and two members from the senior students and will be reconstituted from time to
time. The CDC shall suggest ways and means for evolving/developing congenial
environment in the college. The committee will hear or take up any case relating to breach of
discipline and recommend the quantum of punishment against the offender to the Principal.
Chairman: Dr. Rejir Karlo, Principal
Vice Chairman: Dr. Techi Upen Tara (Vice Principal)
7.8 Alumni Association
The College has a vibrant Alumni Association to connect the old students and it provides a
variety of benefits and services that help alumni maintain connections to its Alma mater.
Co-ordinator: Dr. Techi Upen Tara, Assistant Professor, Hindi
7.9 Academic and Examination Cell
The tireless works of the academic and examination cell helps in the smooth functioning of
college as it deals with plethora of academic and examination related processes throughout
the year.
Superintendent: Mr. Nani Sira, Assistant Professor, Hist.
7.10 Vidya Vistar Scheme
The Institution is partnered to outreach academic programme, “Vidhya Vistar Scheme” under
Delhi University. It aims to facilitate academic co-operation and collaboration, exposures to
the students and faculty of its partnering colleges and universities.
Co-ordinator: Dr. Tage Habung, Associate Professor, Hist.
7.11 College Management Committee
The institution has newly instituted College management Committee (CMC) which is purely
an advisory body for the welfare and overall development of the college. The consisting
members of CMC are from administration, Director of Higher Education, Local Elders,
Faculty Members.
Member Secretary: Principal, GCY
188.0 STUDENTS ACTIVITIES
8.1 Orientation
The college organizes orientation programme for new comers in institution with an aim to
acquaint them to their new surrounding and environment, to make them aware of the rules
and regulation of college, giving them an overview of the college life and thus prepare them
for the new challenges in college life.
8.2 Students Union
In order to promote democratic spirit, functioning and leadership quality among the students,
the college constitutes a general body of all regular enrolled students which shall be known as
Government College Yachuli Students‟ Union. The students‟ Union shall devote to student
activities and their welfare in the college. The Principal Government College Yachuli is the
ex-officio President of the Students‟ Union. The General Secretary and Assistant General
Secretary shall be the Office Bearers while all others portfolios will be treated as Executive
Members. The office bearers and executive body members shall be elected from amongst the
bonafide students by a secret ballot system. The Election of students‟ Union will be
conducted as per the recommendations of Lyngdoh Committee. The following are the
portfolios of Students‟ Union:
1. General Secretary
2. Assistant General Secretary
3. Cultural Secretary
4. Assistant Cultural Secretary
5. Games & Sports Secretary
6. Assistant Games & Sports Secretary
7. Literary Secretary
8. Assistant Literary Secretary
9. Social Service Secretary
10. Assistant Social Service Secretary
11. Editor College Magazine
198.3 Student’s Union Election
Implementation of the recommendations of J.M. Lyngdoh Committee in the form of
guidelines on student‟s Union election under the directive of the Hon‟ble supreme court of
India:-
In compliance with the directive of the Hon‟ble Supreme Court of India, the Government of
Arunachal Pradesh has directed (vide order No. ED/HE-547/2003/105-117 dated Itanagar the
19th December,2006) the college and University in the state to implement the
recommendations of the Committee headed by ShriJ.M.Lynddoh constituted by the Ministry
of Human Resource Development, government of India to frame guidelines of student‟s
Union election in the Colleges and University. Some of the important Clauses as per the
guidelines regarding Student‟s Union election recommended by the Lyngdoh committee are:-
6.3. Disassociation of Student Elections and Student Representation from Political Parties.
6.3.1. During the period of the elections no person, who is not student on the rolls of the
College/University, shall be permitted to take part in the election process in any capacity.
Any person, candidate, or member of the student organization, violating this rule shall be
liable for legal action.
6.4. Frequency and Duration of Election Process.
6.4.1.It is recommended that the entire process of election, commencing from the date of
filling of nomination papers to the declaration of results, including the campaign period,
should not exceed 10 days.
6.4.2.It is further recommended that elections be held on a yearly basis, and that the same
should held between 6 to 8 weeks from the date of commencement of the academic session.
6.5. Eligibility criteria for Candidates.
6.5.1.Undergraduate students between the ages of 17 and 22 may contest elections. This age
range may be appropriately relaxed in the case of professional Colleges, where courses often
range between 4 to 5 years.
6.5.2.For Post Graduate students the maximum age limited to legitimately contest election
would be 24-25 years.
6.5.3.For research Students the maximum age limit to legitimately contest would be 28 years.
6.5.4.Although, the Committee would refrain from prescribing any particular minimum
marks to be attained by candidate, the candidate should in no event have any academic
arrears in the years of contesting the election.
6.5.5The Candidate should have attained the minimum percentage of attendance as
prescribed by the University of 75% Attendance, whichever is higher.
6.5.6.The candidate shall have one opportunity to contest for the Post of Office bearer, and
two opportunities to contest for the Post of an executive member.
6.5.7.The candidate shall not have a previous criminal record that is too say he should not
have been tried and convicted of any criminal offence or misdemeanor. The candidate shall
also not have been subject to any disciplinary action by the University authorities.
206.5.8.The candidate must be a regular, full time student of the College/University and should
not be a distance/proximate education student. That is to say that all eligible candidates must
be enrolled in a full time course, the course duration being at least one year.
6.6. Election Related Expenditure and Financial Accountability:
6.6.1.The maximum permitted expenditure per candidate shall be -: 5000/-
6.6.2.Each candidate shall, within two weeks of the declaration of the result submit complete
and certified accounts to be certified to the College/University authorities. The
College/University shall publish such audited accounts within 02 days of submission of such
account, through a suitable medium so that any member of the students‟ body may freely
examine the same.
6.6.3.The election of the candidate will be nullified in the event of any non-compliance or in
the event of any expenditure.
6.6.4.With the view to prevent the inflow of funds from political parties into the student
election process, the candidates are specially barred from utilizing funds from any other
sources than voluntary contributions from the students‟ body.
6.7. Code of Conduct for Candidates and Elections Administrators:
6.7.1.No candidate shall indulge in, nor shall abet, any activity, which may aggravate exiting
differences or create mutual hatred or cause tension between different castes and
communities, religious or linguistic, or between any group(s) of students.
6.7.2.Criticism of other candidates, when made, shall be confined to their policies and
programs, past record and work. Candidates shall refrain from criticism of all aspects of
private life, not connected with the public activities of the other candidates or supporters of
such other candidates. Criticism of other candidates, or their supporters based on unverified
allegations or distortion shall be avoided.
6.7.3.There shall be no appeal to caste or communal feeling for securing votes. Places of
worship, within the campus shall not be used for election propaganda.
6.7.4.All candidates shall be prohibited from indulging or abetting, all activities which are
considered to be “corrupt practices” and such as bribing of voters, intimidation of voters,
impersonation of voters canvassing or the use of propaganda within 100 meters of polling
stations, holding public meeting during the period of 24 hours ending with the hour fixed for
the close of the poll, and the transport and conveyance of voters to and from polling station.
6.7.5.No candidate shall be permitted to make use of printed posters, printed pamphlets, or
any other printed material for the purpose of canvassing candidates may only utilize hand-
made posters for the purpose of canvassing, provided that such hand-made posters are
procured within the expenditure limit se out herein above.
6.7.6.Candidates may only utilize hand-made posters at certain places in the campus, which
shall be notified in advance by the election Commission/University authority.
6.7.7.No candidate shall be permitted to carry out processions, or public meetings, or in any
way canvass or distribute propaganda outside the University College campus.
216.7.8.No candidate shall, nor shall his/her supporters, deface or cause any destruction to any
property of the University/College campus for any purpose whatsoever, without the prior
written permission of the College/University authorities. All candidates shall be held jointly
and severally liable for any destruction/defacing of any University/College property.
6.7.9.During the election period the candidates may hold processions and or public meetings,
provided that such processions and or public meeting do not, in any manner, disturb the
classes and other academic and curricular activities of the College/University. Further, such
processions public meeting may not be held without the prior written permission of the
College/University authority.
6.7.10.The use of loudspeakers, vehicles and animals for purpose of canvassing shall be
prohibited.
6.7.11. On the day of polling student organizations and candidates shall:
(i)Cooperate with the officers on election duty to ensure peaceful and orderly polling and
complete freedom to the voters to exercise their franchise without being subjected to any
annoyance or obstruction.
(ii)Not serve or distribute any eatable, or other solid and liquid consumables, except water on
polling day.
(iii)Not hand out any propaganda on the polling day.
6.7.12.Excepting the voters, no one without a valid Pass/Letters of authority from the
Election Commission or from the College/University authorities shall enter the polling
booths.
6.7.13.The Election Commission/College/University authorities shall appoint impartial
Observers. In case of Deemed Universities and self-financed institutions, government
servants may be appointed as Observers. If the candidates have any specific complaint or
problem regarding the conduct of the elections they may bring the same to the notice of the
Observers. Observers shall also be appointed to oversee the process of nomination of students
that are following the nominations model of student representation.
6.7.14.All candidates shall be jointly responsible for ensuring the cleaning up the polling area
within 48 hours of the conclusion of polling.
6.7.15. Any contravention of any of the above recommendations may make the candidate
liable to be stripped of his candidature or his elected post, as the case may be. The Election
Commission/College/University authorities may also take appropriate disciplinary action
against such a violator.
6.8. Grievances Reprisal Mechanism:
6.8.1.There should be a Grievances Redressal Mechanism Cell with the Dean (Students‟
Welfare) teacher in charge of student affairs as its Chairman.In addition, one senior faculty
member, one senior administrative officer and two final year students-one boy and one girl
(till the election results declared) can be nominated on the basis of merit and/ or participation
in the co-curricular activities in the previous year. The Grievance cell shall be mandated with
the redressal of lection related grievances, including, but not limited to breaches of the code
22of conduct of elections and complaints relating to election related expenditure. This Cell
would be the regular unit of the institution.
6.8.2.In pursuit of its duties, the Grievance Cell may prosecute violators of any aspect of the
Code of Conduct or the ruling of the Grievance Cell. The Grievance Cell shall serve as the
Court of Original Jurisdiction. The institutional head shall have Appellate Jurisdiction over
issue of law and fact in all cases or controversies arising out of the conduct of the elections in
which the Grievance Cell has issue a final decision. Upon review, the institutional head may
revoke or modify the sanctions imposed by the Grievance Cell.
*Student union election will be held only after the pandemic and as per the government
directive.
8.4 Annual College Day
Annual college day in the college is being celebrated by the student community and faculty
with full vigor and enthusiasm every year as it provides an opportunity to assess and
showcase the achievements of the college. It also helps the students channelize their talents
and potential to the fullest. Various games & sports, cultural, literary, social service activities
are organized and outstanding students in each field are awarded prizes and certificates
during the Annual College Day Function.The colorful event is also celebrated as part of co-
curricular activities in the college.
8.5 Inter-College Youth Festival
The College also participates with the rest of other colleges of state in the inter-college youth
festival organized by Rajiv Gandhi University.
8.6 Educational Excursion
In order to motivate the students to learn more and helps them explore, understand and relate
with the world around them, students may avail the opportunity of annual educational
tour/excursion led by the college.
8.7 Annual College Magazine
The college publishes an annual college magazine „Dawnlit‟ with contributions from
teachers, students as a medium to propagate important information and views. The magazine
provides an opportunity to the students and other incumbents to develop their literary skills.
8.8 College Uniform (dress code)
The College has a specific uniform, i.e., Turquoise blue and black pant with black necktie for
both boys and girls. Hence, the college students must come to college in uniform on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday while on Tuesday and Saturday they may come on normal but with
descent dress. Both boys and girls should always wear full length trousers and full or half
sleeved shirts. Sleeveless shirts/short pants/skirts are strictly prohibited. They must maintain
proper dress code and are directed not to come to college in casual and indecent dress.
238.9 Student’s Identity Card
College issues Identity Card to its bonafide students which serve both for identity as well as
library card.
8.10 Departmental Seminars
All concerned Department organizes departmental seminars annually as a part of completion
of syllabus. Participating seminars give opportunity to the students to be expertise in his/her
field of study, renewing their motivation and confidence as well as improve their
communication skills.
8.11 NSS Activities
The main objective of NSS is to nurture and develop the personality of the volunteers through
community services the motto ‘Not me but you’. The students are required to fill up the
prescribed form to become NSS Volunteers who shall be awarded certificate no successful
completion of stipulated period/years an active volunteer. The NSS Unit undertakes regular
activities like observation of international/national day, awareness on health & hygiene,
cleanliness drive, social service etc. They also conduct special camp in an adopted village as
per of NSS annual activities.
9.0 ADMISSION CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES
9.1 BA I Semester:
1. An application seeking admission in BA I semester must have to pass AISSCE (10+2) or
any equivalent examinations from a recognized Board/University with five papers including
English as a compulsory paper
2. Preference will be given to those candidates who belong to catchment area of the college.
3.Admission for Cl-XII(Compartmental Pass) : To be notified
9.2 BA II, III, IV, V & VI Semester:
1. Students seeking admission in BA II, III, IV, V & VI semester should have passed in the
corresponding lower semester examinations conducted by RGU.
2. Those placed in Back Papers can also take admission subject to fulfilment of other criteria.
9.3 For filling up of University Examination Form
1. A student must attend not less than 75% of the lectures delivered in each subject/paper
offered by him/her.
2. A student who attends more than 30% but less than 75% of the lectures delivered is to
pay a Non-Collegiate Fee of Rs. 1500 (Rupees one thousand five hundred) only in favour of
RGU.
243. A student whose attendance is below 30% will not be allowed to fill up University
examination from.
4. Qualifying Sessional Test for all subject is compulsory for all the students.
9.4 For Admission in BA I Semester:
1. Class X certificate in original with two attested copies
2. Mark sheet of Class XII in original with three attested copies
3. Transfer certificate from the institution last attended in original and photo copy
4. Migration certificate in original and one self attested copy(only for candidate from
outside state)
5. ST/SC certificate in original and two self attested copies
6. Character certificate from the institution last attended in original
7. Recent passport size photographs 5 copies for APST & 4 copies for
Non-APST in White Shirt (Name and class to be written on the back of each photo)
9.5 For filling up of University Examination Forms:
1. College Identity Card
2. University registration Card in original with one attested copy
3. Class XII Mark Sheet in original with one attested copy for BA I Semester
4. BA I Semester Mark Sheet in original with one attested copy for BA II Semester
5. BA II Semester Mark Sheet in original with one attested copy for BA III Semester
6. BA III Semester Mark Sheet in original with one attested copy for BA IV Semester
7. BA IV Semester Mark Sheet in original with one attested copy for BA V Semester
8. For BA VI Semester All Marksheet ( From I To V) Semester in original with one
attested copy is required
6. Three copies of recent passport size photographs in White Shirt (Name and class to be
written on the back of each photo)
2510.0 FEE STRUCTURE
FEE STRUCTURE FOR B.A I, III and V SEMESTER ( SESSION 2021-22)
A. UNIVERSITY FEE:
Sl No. PARTICULARS AMOUNT (Rs)
1. Registration Fee for B.A I Semester only 250.00
2 Eligibility Fee for B.A I Semester only 50.00
3 Enrolment Fee for all the semester 50.00
4 Youth Welfare Fee for all the semester 100.00
B. GOVERNMENT FEE:
Sl No. PARTICULARS AMOUNT (Rs)
1. Admission Fee for all semester 150.00
2. Tuition fee (for 10 Months @ Rs 20 per month) for all the 200.00
semesters
C. COLLEGE FEE:
Sl No. PARTICULARS AMOUNT (Rs)
1. Identity Card for all the semester 150.00
2. College development fund for all the semester 300.00
3. Electricity Charges for all the semester @ 10Rs per Month 100.00
4. Sessional Test Fee for all the semester 150.00
5. Magazine Fee for all the semester 50.00
6. IQAC Fee for all the semester 50.00
7. Library Membership Fee for all the semester 150.00
8. Data Handling Charges for all the semester 100.00
9. Transportation Charges for all the semester 500.00
10. Laboratory Charges for all the semester Geography 100.00
Students only
Admission Fee for I Semester without Geography : Rs 2200/-(Two Thousand Two
Hundred) only
Admission Fee for I Semester with Geography : Rs 2300/-(Two Thousand Three
Hundred) only
Admission Fee for III and V Semester without Geography: Rs 2050/-(Two Thousand Fifty)
only
Admission Fee for III and V Semester with Geography : Rs 2150/-(Two Thousand One
Hundred Fifty) only
Note: Admission fees may be deposited in any one of the Bank Detail given below;
1. State Bank of India, SBI, zIRO
In favour of
Principal, GCY
Account No: 39576250468
IFSC : SBIN0001396
or
262. Arunachal Pradesh Rural Bank, APRB, Yachuli
In favour of
Principal GCY
Account No : 28999904489
IFSC : SBIN0RRARGB
Note:
1. The fees are subjected to change as per the notification issued by the
Government/College/University from time to time.
2. For getting any kind of refund, the money receipt must be produced as such the receipts
are to be retained/preserved carefully.
3. No fee will be refunded nor will any certificate be issued unless financial liability to the
college is cleared.
11.0 GENERAL RULES/REGULATION/GUIDELINES FOR STUDENTS
1. Migration certificate is required for admission to those students who have passed their
class XII examination from outside the state of Arunachal Pradesh.
2. Eligibility conditions enshrined in Part II(A,B) &Part III (A,B) shall be strictly followed
during admission and filling up of University examination form.
3. Review of student‟s attendance will be done every month which will be forwarded to
DHE for considering the award of stipend to APST candidates.
4. Students must attend the requisite percentage of attendance without which he/she will not
be allowed to appear in the Sessional Test. Apart from this, the APST students will also
forfeit their claim over stipend.
5. Sessional Test is mandatory for all in order to appear in the Term End Semester
Examination. A 20% weightage is given in the Sessional Test while the students have to
appear for 80% marks in the Term End Semester Examination.
6. Students who do not appear in the Sessional Test will have to take fresh admission in the
next academic session.
7. If a student after getting Admit card does not appear or having appeared fails in the
examination, will be given chances to clear the said examination as per the University
Exam ordinance.
8. Students are to fill up admission/examination form personally and with utmost care. Any
wrong entry of subject/paper/information may lead to cancellation of candidature even if
detected at later stage.
9. Students will have to clear the back paper during the Odd and Even Term End Semester
Examination conducted by the University.
10. The three years course must be completed within a maximum period of Six years from
the year of admission in BA first Semester in the college.
11. A student may apply for re-checking of answer book (s) within 15 days of the declaration
of result.
2712.0 RULE, CRITERIA AND GUIDELINES FOR HOSTEL BOARDERS
1. Students seeking admission into hostel will have to apply on the prescribed form which
can be had from office within stipulated time to be notified separately. The applicant has to
submit one attested copy each of mark sheet of previous examination passed and ST
certificate along with two recent passport size photograph.
2. Of all the seat available in the hostel (boys & girls), 70% seat will be given to the
students of 3rd& 5th semester.
3. Hostel admission and seat allotment will be done strictly on the basis of merit. However,
preference will be given to the applicant of catchment area based on merit.
4. Students once admitted to the hostel must occupy their seat within 10 days from the date
of admission failing which their seat will be allotted to other needy students from the waiting
list.
5. Under no circumstances proxy admission or replacement of seat will entertained.
6. It is mandatory for all boarders to join hostel mess. Mess fee may be paid in two
instalments at the time of admission and at the time of filling up of university examination
form.
7. If a student after admission leaves the hostel without consent/permission of the college
authority, he/she will forfeit all the claims including fees already paid. Such seat will be
allotted to needy student.
8. In order to assist the hostel Warden in smooth running of the hostel, Prefect and Assistant
Prefect will be selected from amongst the boarders by the hostel Warden.
9. For proper and judicious running of the mess, a mess committee and audit committee will
be constituted from time to time.
10. The boarder should not allow any outsider to stay in the hostel without proper written
permission in advance from the hostel warden.
11. Entry of male member into the girl‟s Hostel in odd hours is restricted and vice-versa.
12. Boarder shall seek written permission from hostel warden whenever he/she leave hostel
for short duration. However, the boarder should not leave the hostel for more than 10 days
consecutively. In such event his/her admission stands cancelled and the seat will be allotted
to some needy student.
13. Rooms must be vacated during Winter Recess and Summer Vacation by handing over all
the articles to the concerned hostel warden. Any loss and damage of hostel articles will be
realised from the student concerned.
14. Boarders are to keep their rooms and surroundings neat and clean by engaging
themselves in morning works/social service.
15. Boarder must exhibit peace, tranquillity, communal harmony, universal brotherhood and
corporate life in the hostel. They are to adhere to strict discipline and abide by the rules that
28govern them. Any breach of discipline/rule will attract severe punishment including
expulsion from the hostel.
16. Use of any intoxicated substance such as drug, alcohol, tobacco, cigarette, gutka, tiranga,
etc. inside the hostel premise is strictly prohibited.
17. Boarder should refrain from making noise by shouting/talking loudly, by playing game or
by gossiping during the study hours. In other words, they are expected to maintain the hostel
time table to be notified from time to time by the hostel warden.
13.0 ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 2021-22
Academic Calendar
(As Prescribed by RGU)
Activity Date
1. As Prescribed by RGU
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14.0 ADMISSION NOTICE
Admission Notice
(As Prescribed by RGU for the session 2021-22)
a. As notified in the website
Admission for BA I, III & V Semester
a. As notified in the website
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