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KIRAN ACADEMY

NANDAN COMPLEX, BHARALICHUKN.H.- 15

DHEMAJI-787057

SESSION : 2017-18

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1KIRAN ACADEMYWeb : www.kiranacademydmj.in

Kiran Academy was established in 2010 with a view to maintaining quality education atDhemaji. Academy’s mission is to achieve enduring excellence in education so as to create vibrantknowledge in respect of Arts, Science and Commerce respectively. In addition to the Science, Arts andCommerce streams were also opened in 2012 and 2016 respectively. The Academy is committed todevelop the next generation of quality of education by imparting knowledge specially to build upstrong personality with sound mindset enabling them to open up a new vista to their combination. Allthe students are intensively taught through a combination of lectures, problems classes, laboratory andpractical classes with the precise mix depending heavily on the subject being taught. Because of hardlabour and effort made by the teachers it was able to receive the enormous support, sympathy andcompassion from the public in enmass for the last few years. It has produced some talented studentswhich competed in the all India ranking examination like AIEEE, JEE, CEE and came out success-fully. We have also introduced class IX in 2014 and one student was ranked 19th position among the20 top ranking holder in H.S.L.C. in 2016 and that really incredible distingtion towards the facultymembers of the institution. We always emphasis on the growth of human resource with value basedand quality education.

Albert Einstein once said “Imagination is more important than knowledge”. So, wetry to create the atmosphere of imagination which gives reason to the students for existing their lives.

I therefore cordially invite and welcome all the aspiring students to come and study bettereducation at Kiran Academy, Dhemaji in order to prosper their lives.

Message from PRINCIPAL

Dr. Rajen Tamuli

Principal

Kiran Academy, Dhemaji.

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KIRAN ACADEMYWeb : www.kiranacademydmj.in

Message from MANAGING DIRECTOR,

Dear students,It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the KIRAN ACADEMY, the dreamed institution of

EDUCE EDUCATIONAL TRUST. With the aim to provide a platform to nurture the young talents,the trust first established this institution as a temple of education and tries to lift it up as one of the mostprestigious institutions of this region. I am very glad to inform you that within this short period of time dueto the hard work of the faculty members and the members of trust, the Academy become one of the bestinstitutions in the Dhemaji district which was reflected in the results from its first batch students in2012. From the Management desk I heartily invite you to join the emerging family of KIRANACADEMY. I know it better that this institution has the potentiality to guide you for achieving yourgoals in life. I also ensure you that the Academy will provide quality education as well as well equippedclassrooms, laboratories and library.

It is very important for any educational institution to have well qualified, energetic facultymembers with good knowledge of student centric teaching. Here we are fortunate enough as the facultymembers of the Academy are highly dedicated towards their duties. I truly appreciate their hard worktowards the improvements of the students not only in the academic side but also in the development of theirpersonality.

Above all, I have to mention that the EDUCE EDUCATIONAL TRUST has a socialcommitment to impart best educational facility to the community as a nonprofit- able organization. The mainaim and objective of the trust is to uplift the educational environment of this region. It is a dream ofeverybody of the community which must be transformed to the reality. I believe that the trust willachieve its goal with the help of the people of this region in a very short period.

I hope our institution may achieve its support and help through rightful suggestions from thecommunity and our KIRANIANs become pride for entire region of North-East.Thanks.

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(Ranjan Konch)

M.Sc., M.Phil, B.Ed.

Managing Director

From the Academic Director’s desk –

As being the Academic Director, I heartily welcome you to Kiran Academy, in seekingadmission to Kiran Academy.

Kiran Academy was established as a coaching institution in the year 2007. AS the dayspassed by and disseminating by hard work, a new Junior Collage was established with ScienceStream in the year 2010 and Arts Stream in 2011. Success requires sincerity, patience andperseverance, but in this era of fierce competition one also requires an immaculate guidance inthe right perspectives.

Our aim is to help them in their quest for success through well designed course contents anddisseminating by experienced teachers, together with new breed of highly qualified brilliantyoung faculties. The priority of the Academy is to groom up the young talents of the regionwith intellectual curiosity, innovating thoughts, dynamic personality as to become a goodcitizen in the long run. Strength of the Academy lies in its sincere efforts, strong determinationto help the students, which come from the adieus and well wishes of the respected guardians.

In the journey of five years, Kiran Academy has succeeded a lot elicit student not only inH.S. Final Examination but also various Engineering College and other Institutions throughAIEEE, CEE, etc. we can promise to keep this trend of success with our endless effort andcommitment.

We welcome the students with immense pleasure to the Academy which is committed tokeep up its standards in the services of student communities of this region.

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(Ashis Paul)M.Sc., M.Phil

Academic Director

From the desk of DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATION

The concept of Kiran Academy developed in 2007 when we started a coach-

ing centre with the HS students. The response of people was overwhelming.

Our students showed excellent result in AHSEC examination.

Then we had layers of discussion among ourselves, with academicians and pub-

lic regarding feasibility of an Academy at Dhemaji before we finally set up

this institute in 2010. As is the case with all newly set up institute, there was

reluctance and hesitation to enrol here. In the first batch we had only 19 stu-

dents. The examination result was far better than expected; 100% pass with 10

students securing star mark and 1st Div. 9 with letter marks.

The following year there was dramatic change in enrolment; we could not

provide seat to large number of students. Also at the demand of public we had to

start the Arts stream with an intake of 30 students in 2011 and Class-IX-

2012.

Friends, we humbly admit of not being able to provide with good

infrastructural facilities and other student progression services. But we here

provide every care to students in all their academic problems, give counselling

and keep in personal contact with every student, because every student is pre-

cious for us and we believe every student has potential to develop at his own.

What is required is little care and guidance.

Friends, we are planning to shift the Academy to our newly constructed

building at Telijan, Dhemaji. We hope the problem of infrastructure can be

solved to a large extent once we shift to our new building.

We are also planning to start Medical and Engineering coaching which

will be open to all students.

Kiran Academy is still in its nonage. We need help and support from all

people. All your suggestions will be blessing and wealth to us.

(Naba Kalita)Director of Public Relation

Kiran AcademyDhemaji

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FO R W O R DKiran Academy, which is now a leading institution in this region, has a humble beginning as

a coaching institution in 2007 for the field of Higher Secondary education in Dhemaji district.

The academy is situated at Bharalichuk, beside N.H. 52, endowed with a promising atmo-

sphere for teaching-learning process.

The Academy is a part of the dream of the EDUCE EDUCATIONAL TRUST which undertook

the institution from the year 2009 and registered under the Societies Act, with the Doc. No. 108/09.

The Academy now has started its Junior College section, which will be registered under Assam

Higher Secondary Education Council.

With the same vision and Mission we are going to start Commerce stream in the Academy

from this session 2016-2017. As per the necessity and demand of public we shall try to provide a

good educational environment by accomodating Academic experts in the Academy. We shall try to

give our level best for producing quality students in the field of Business, Banking etc. So we are very

hopeful to our guardians that they will not only help us but also support us in our long Journey to

achieve the goal.

Keeping in mind, the need and demand of the people of this region to provide quality educa-

tion, We have started class IX in 2012. We hope that the inclusion of this classes would help the

students in building a strong foundation in the board examinations. The Academy already has well-

furnished infrastructure like fine class room, Library, well-equiped Laboratories and reading rooms.All

the instruments require for the practical casses upto secondary level are available in the laboratories.

We are providing a batch of young and resourcefull faculty, who have the keen desire to

deliver their best in the benifit of the students. The teaching learing process of the Academy has

always been student-friendly and new innovative techniques are also used regularly by the teach-

ing staff. We have the coaching wing for last four years with a very good record of success. This wing

always provides full support to the aspirents of different competitive examinations, such as AIEEE,

CEE, IIT-JEE, AIPMT etc.

Besides above mentioned competitive examinations we also have introduced coaching for

NTSE(National Talent Search Examination), foundation course for the students of class IX and X.

We are also planning to start coaching for CLAT (Combined Law AdmissionTest) for the

students of Arts stream in secondary level.

For this wing, we have the support from well-experienced teachers of this region.

From the inceptional year of the Junior college we have our commitment to disseminate qual-

ity education to the young talents of this region.

The Academy have separate Girl’s and Boy’s hostels in rented house are conducted by the

school authority.

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I. Class IX & X under SEBA.

II. Two year Higher Secondary Courses in Science, Arts & Commerce i.e. class XI & XII

III. Full time coaching courses for NEET , CEE, CLAT and NTSE exam .

I. CLASS IX & X :

Class Seat Code

IX 50 CLIX

X 50 CLLX

I. HIGHER SECONDARY COURSES (SCIENCE, ARTS & COMMERCE) :

TOTAL NUMBER OF SEATS / COURSE CODES :

1. Higher Secondary 1st Year :

Course Seat Code

Science 45(A)+45(B) HSS1

Arts 60 HSA1

Commerce 30 HSC1

2. Higher Secondary 2nd Year :

Course Seat Code

Science 45(A)+45(B) HSS2

ARTS 70 HSA2

Commerce 20 HSC2

COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS/SUBJECT CODES:

CLASS IX

Compulsory subjects :

Sl.No. Subjects Course Code

(i) Gen. English ENGL

(ii) Assamese/Hindi MILA/MILH

(iii) Gen. science GESC

(iv) Gen. Maths GEMA

(v) Social Science SOSC

(vi) Ad. Math/Geography ADMA/GPHY

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COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS / SUBJECT CODES :

HIGHER SECONDARY (SCIENCE)

Com pulso ry Subject s :Sl. No. Title of the Subject Subject Code

1. English E NGL

2. MIL/Alt. English MILA/ALTE[ In the admission form a student will haveto opt for a Modern Indian Language(Assamese only) or Alternative English.]

Optional Subjects (Three of them are compulsory)

(i) Physics PHYS(ii) Chemistry CHE M(iii) Mathematics MAT H(iv) Biology BIOL

HIGHER SECONDARY (Arts)


i. English E NGLii. MIL/Alt. English MILA/ALTE

[ In the admission form a student will haveto opt for a Modern Indian Language(Assamese only) or Alternative English.]

Optional Subjects (Three of them are compulsory) -

(i) Economics E C O N(ii) Education E D U N(iii) Mathematics MAT H(iv) Logic and Philosophy LOPH(v) Computer Science & Application CO S A(vi) Political Science PO S C(vii) Sociology S OCI(viii) Geography/History GEOG/HIST

HIGHER SECONDARY (Commerce)


i. English E NGL

ii. MIL/Alt. English MILA/ALTE[ In the admission form a student will haveto opt for a Modern Indian Language(Assamese only) or Alternative English.]

iii. Business Studies BUS Tiv. Accountancy A C O U

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Optional Subjects (Two of them are compulsory) -(i) Mathematics MAT H(ii) Commercial Airthmatics & Statistics CAS T(iii) Economics E C O N(iv) Banking B AN K

II. FULL TIME COACHING COURSES( OPTIONAL)

TOTAL NUMBER OF SEATS / COURSE CODES :

Foundat ion cour se:

Course Seat Code

JEE 20 F C A

NEET 20 F C C

NTSE 10 NT SE

CLAT 10 CLAT

SUBJECTS / SUBJECT CODES :

Sl.N. Title of the Subjects Code

1. Physics PHYS

2. Chemistry CHEM

3. Mathematics MATH

4. Biology BIOL

UNIFORM OF THE ACADEMY :

Wearing of Uniform during class hours is mandatory.

The uniforms for boys and girls are as follows :-

BOYS : Shirt : Light Pink and Blue with black strip

Trousers : Navy blue and Black Blue

Shoes : BlackSocks : White with red strip

Tie : Maroon with white strip & Blue with white stripWaistcoat : Maroon

GIRLS : Shirt : Light Pink and Blue with black strip

Trousers/Skirt : Navy blue/Black BlueSalwar Suit : Light Pink Churidar Kurta with Sky Blue Dupatta.

Shoes : BlackSocks : White with red strip

Tie : Maroon with white strip and Blue with whiteWaistcoat : Maroon

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IDENTITY CARD

The Academy will issue identity cards to the students and it is compulsory to all students to bring the cardto the academy during the class hour.

GENERAL RULES FOR MAINTAINING DISCIPLINE AMONG STUDENTS

1. Great emphasis is laid on discipline and character building and students are expected to maintain a highstandard of discipline.

2. The students admitted to the academy must abide by all the rules and regulations as enforced by the author-ity. Violation of rules, unsatisfactory progress, irregular attendance, showing discourtesy to the teachers andthe staff members in any form, adopting unfair means during examination etc., are some of the offences whichmake students liable for disciplinary action.

3. Regular attendance in class is compulsory for all students. Students must attend at least 95% of the totalclasses held, otherwise he/she shall not be allowed to appear in the final examination.

4. Internal examinations like Unit Test, Terminal Examination, Test Examination etc. are compulsory for allstudents.

5 All fees should be cleared within the notified date.6. No student will be allowed to remain absent without grant of leave. Any student remaining absent without

any sort of correspondence fined Rupees 100 per day.7. Fee concession is available for economically backward brilliant students. (subjected to Director’s consider-

ation)8. The Guardians are requested to communicate with Academic Director at least once in a month to monitor the

progress of their seedling.9. The students must participate in all programmes conducted by the Academy for their continuous evaluation

and personality development.10. Mobile phones are strictly prohibited in the Academy premises.11. Ragging or causing any disturbances to new comers will be considered as a very serious offence and will be

dealt with the prevailing Government rules on ragging. Involving in any sort of fight with anyone will beconsidered as a very serious offence and will attract stern disciplinary action including expulsion from theInstitution.

12. Damage or lost of any Academic property by any student of the Academy will be levied a heavy fine andhe/she may be expelled from the Institution.

REQUIREMENT AND PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION

Application for admission to the academy should be made in the prescribed Form. Prospectus and Forms areavailable in the Academy Office on payment of Rs.200.00 (two hundred rupees) only or one can download theprescribed Form from its webside www.kiranacademydmj.in

Admission to the Academy is made strictly in the order of merit and is governed by the Admission Rules asper guidelines of State Government. Academic Council’s decision regarding the admission is final.

There should not be any undue pressure or interference from any quarter for admitting a particular student.If any undue pressure is exerted, the candidate shall forfeit his/her claim for admission.

There is provision for reservation of seats for students belonging to S.C./S.T.(P)/S.T.(H)/OBC/MOBC asper Government Rules. A few seats may be allotted to the students having outstanding performances in the fieldof sports, culture, NCC etc. Moreover, reservation of seats is also applicable for physically handicapped students.

These seats will be allotted on the basis of merit-cum-proficiency in the concerned field and candidates seeking

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admission against reserved quota in sports, culture, NCC etc. are to submit attested copies of certificates regard-ing their proficiency in the concerned field along with Admission Form.

Candidates are required to produce following documents in original at the time of admission:

1. Marksheet and Certificate of the last qualifying examination.

2. Age proof Certificate.3. Caste Certificate.

4. Character Certificate.5. Two attested copies of recent passport size photograph signed by the candidate.

In case of disability of any student He/She must produce the certificate by athourised medical officer.Students who passed the qualifying examination earlier than the current year will have to submit a “Gap

Certificate” regarding their activities during the gap period to the satisfaction of the authority.As far as possible the personal presence of the candidates and guardians is expected by the authority of Kiran

Academy at the time of admission.The candidates seeking admission in the Coaching Classes should apply separately and such admission will

be done on merit basis. Admission for the class IX will be taken through entrance examination conducted by theAcademy Authority.

The last date of submission of Admission Form and the date of admission are notified in the Academy NoticeBoard and also in the Admission Form.

REGISTRATION

The newly admitted Higher Secondary Students have to be registered under Assam Higher Secondary

Education Council (AHSEC). Registration form in this regard can be obtained from the office of Kiran Academy.

MIGRATION CERTIFICATE

Students who have passed their qualifying examination from outside the jurisdiction of AHSEC are requiredto submit a migration certificate from the Board/Council last attended.

EXAMINATION AND EXAMINATION RULES

Class IX & X : As per the Decission of Academic Council there will be two terminal Examinations and a half

yearly examination. At the end of the year Annual examination will be held in the month of December as aselection test. Besides this terminal examinations, there will be minimum 12(twelve) unit test in a year. Students

must appear in all these Examinations and must secure the minimum qualifying Marks.Any student who fails tofulfil this conditions will not be allowed to appear in the final examination of Board.

Class XI & XII : In the higher secondary classes there are two terminal examination and minimum twelveunit test in a year in both arts and science streams. After the terminal examination there will be a selection

examination which will be held in the month of December. Students must appear in all these examination andsecure the minimum qualifying marks. Any students who fails to fulfill these conditions will not be allowed to

appear in the final examination of BoardTerminal / Test Examination for all students will be held as mentioned in the Academic Calendar.

Date of Final Examination of Board will be notified by the AHSEC and SEBA.

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INTERNAL ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION SYSTEM (IAES)

The Academy has the internal assessment and evaluation system to satisfy the norms of continuous andcomprehensive evaluation of students. The IAES of students is primarily based on the following parameters :-

1. Attendance in test/terminal examinations, unit tests and marks secured in these tests.2. Class attendance/regularity of students in different subjects.3. Use of library services by the students.4. Participation in seminars/discussions etc.5. Participation in co-curricular activities.7. Performance in Home Assignments etc.

Students are advised to fulfill different pre-conditions satisfactorily to secure a good grade in IAES.

LIBRARY AND LIBRARY RULES

The Academy has a well furnished Library with sufficient number of books, journals, newspapers etc. The

Library has ideal Reading Room facility for students and faculty members.

LIBRARY HOURS :

Reading hrs. : 9.00 A.M. to 4.30 P.M.

Card Issue Time: 9.00 A.M. to 2.00 P.M.

NUMBER OF CARDS ISSUED :

H.S. : 2 each ; IX & X : 1 each

In no case a student can keep a book for more than 15 days from the date of issue. If he/she does not returnthe book within 15 days, a fine of Rs.5.00 (five rupees) only per day will be imposed.

To adjust with the recent trend of different competitive examinations, the academy has introduced aseparate Cell in the Academy Library from the beginning. The Cell contains almost all supporting books andother related information on different competitive and service entry examinations, topics etc.

DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

There are also Departmental Libraries in each department of the academy. These Departmental Librariescontain sufficient number of books for the students which are located in the respective departmental room. Stu-dents are free to avail the opportunity of Departmental Library under certain conditions/rules of the departmentconcerned to fulfill their urgent academic need.

STUDENT AID FUND

A Student Aid Fund was established in the academy in order to realise the goal of those students, who cometo this academy with great hope and expectation from economically weaker sections of the society. This Fund isutilised for the betterment and uplitfment of the economically weaker but brilliant students of this academy. TheAid Fund Committee after taking all aspects into consideration determines the required helping amount.

To get benefit from this Funds, Students may apply to the Board Of Directors with satisfactory documents.

ACADEMIC CERTIFICATE OF MERIT

Certificate of Proficiency with cash amount is awarded by the academy authority for the students securing75% marks and above in the H.S. Examination (Science and Arts) . Moreover, certificates of proficiency and cash

amount are awarded to the students having outstanding performance in games and sports, cultural and other co-curricular activities.

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ADMISSION FEES STRUCTURE FOR CLASS IX & X

The total fee for the course should be paid in three instalments as described below -

(A) 1st Instalment (payable at the time of admission )

i) Admission fee Rs. 9,000.00

(B) 2nd Instalment ( payable during the first week of May )

i) Tuition fees for six months @ Rs 800.00 per Month (800×6) Total = Rs.4,800.00

(C) 3rd Instalment (payable during the first week of August)

i) Tuition fees for six months @ Rs 800.00 per Month (800×6) Total = Rs. 4,800.00

HOSTEL FACILITIES

The academy will provides hostel facilities for both the boys and girls

Total Nos of Seats : (i) Boys = 30 Nos(ii) Girls =30 Nos

The Hostel will be under supervision of Chief Warden and Warden who is also a teacher of Academy.Staying in a separate room in the hostel the warden will monitor of the students and will inform the report of

students time to time to the authorityThe students seeking admission in the Hostel have to apply in a separate application form provided along

with the prospectus.The students must summit attested copy of Mark sheet of last examination passed. Seats in the Hostel will

be allotted on the merit basisThe rules and regulations of the hostel along with the information of admission fees will be obtained from the

office of the academy on the day of admission.

ACADEMY MAGAZINE/WALL MAGAZINE

To enhance and reflect the literary, socio-cultural, educational and other co-curricular activities of stu-dents, a Magazine of the institution can play a vital role and keeping interest in this direction, Kiran Academy has

its own annual magazine known as “Onnekhan”, where students and other family members of the academy canreflect their potential in different fields.

Moreover, there are general Wall Magazines which are published in different issues in a year. Students cantake this opportunity also and may avail the latest trend and development in their respective fields.

TRANSFER CERTIFICATE

(No transfer certificate will be issused to students unless the requirement of the same is essential. Thecertificate will be issued by the Principal of the Academy in that case.)

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ADMISSION FEES STRUCTURE FOR ARTS & COMMERCE STREAM[FOR THE H.S. 1ST/ H.S. 2ND YEAR COURSE]

The total fee for the course should be paid in three instalments as described below -(A) 1st instalment (payable at the time of admission )

(i) Admission fee Rs. 10,000.00

(B) 2nd Instalment ( payable during the first week of August )(i) Tuition fees for six months @ Rs 1,000.00 per Month (1,000×6) Rs. 6,000.00

(C) 3rd Instalment (payable during the first week of October)(i) Tuition fees for six months @ Rs 1,000.00 per Month (1,000×6) Rs. 6,000.00

ADMISSION FEES STRUCTURE FOR SCIENCE STREAM[ FOR THE H.S. 1ST / H.S. 2ND YEAR COURSE]

The total fee for the course should be paid in three instalments as described below -(A) 1st instalment (payable at the time of admission )

(i) Admission fee Rs. 10,000.00

(B) 2nd Instalment ( payable during the first week of August )(i) Tuition fees for six months @ Rs 1,100.00 per Month (1,100×6) Rs. 6,600.00(ii) Laboratory fees for six month @ Rs 400 per month (400×6) Rs. 2,400.00

Total = Rs. 9,000.00(C) 3rd Instalment (payable during the first week of October)

(i) Tuition fees for six months @ Rs 1,100.00 per Month (1,100×6) Rs. 6,600.00(ii) Laboratory fees for six month @ Rs 400 per month (400×6) Rs. 2,400.00

Total = Rs. 9,000.00

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DEPTT. OF CHEMISTRY :

1. Mr Chandra Boruah, M.Sc. (Honorary)

Rtd. Assoc. Professor Dhemaji College.

2. Mr. Kushal Bhuyan, M.Sc., B.Ed.

3. Mr. Indibor Buragohain, M.Sc.

DEPTT. OF MATHEMATICS :

1. Mr. Ranjan Konch, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.

2. Mr. Ashis Paul, M.Sc., M.Phil.

3. Mr. Prabin Sharma, M.Sc. (Honorary)

4. Mr. Phani Hazarika, M.Sc. (Honorary)

5. Mr. Sishumoni Dihingia, M.Sc.

6. Mr. Bhaskar Bhuyan, M.Sc.

DEPTT. OF PHYSICS :

1. Mr. Pallab Borgohain, M.Sc.

2. Mr. Ankit Khandelia, M.Sc.

3. Vacant (To be filled up shortly)

DEPTT. OF BOTANY :

1. Mrs Roma Bora Saikia, M.Sc., B.Ed.


DEPTT. OF ZOLOGY :

1. Miss Upasa Das, M.Sc., B.Ed.

2. Lotashree Dutta, M.Sc.

DEPTT. OF ENGLISH :

1. Mrs Geetima Chutia Dutta, M.A., B.Ed.

2. Miss Baby Dutta, M.A.

3. Mr. Prabhakar Phukan, M.A., B.Ed.

4. Mr. Ronjib Chetia, M.A.

DEPTT. OF ASSAMESE :

1. Mrs Bandeepa Bordoloi Konch, M.A., NET

2. Mr. Satyajit Dutta, M.A.

KIRAN ACADEMYSESSION: 2017-2018

PRINCIPAL :Mr. Rajen Tamuli, M.Sc., Ph.D., (Honorary)Rtd. Principal, Sonari College.

Chairman Career Counselling Cell.

1. Mr. Chandra Boruah, Dept. of Chemistry

DEPTT. OF POL. SCIENCE

1. Mr. Anil Bora, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.


DEPTT. OF ECONOMICS :

1. Mr. Ruhini Kr. Gogoi, M.A., B.Ed.

2. Mr. Manoj Boruah, M.A.

DEPTT. OF SOCIOLOGY :

1. Miss Mrinali Narzari, M.A.


DEPTT. OF EDUCATION :

1. Mrs Ritumoni Saikia Borgohain, M.A., B.Ed.


DEPTT. OF LOGIC & PHIL. :

1. Mrs. Rumi Kaman, M.A.


DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY :

1. Miss Jonmoni Mahanta, M.A.


DEPARTMENT OF HINDI :

1. Mr. Debojit Gogoi

DEPT. OF COMMERCE :

1. Mr. Jitu Chutia, M.Com.

2. Mr. Sanjib Das, M.Com.

OFFICE STAFF :

1. Mr Manuj Dihingia (UDA)

2. Mr Dugdha Prasad Deka Boruah (Librarian)

3. Mr. Ranjit Dutta (LDA)

4. Mr. Dipen Dutta (IV- Grade)

5. Mrs. Chayanika Chutia (IV-Grade)

6. Mr. Dilip Basfor (Sweepper)

FACULTY MEMBERS Science, Arts & Commerce

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