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INFORMATION BROCHURE
civaeagat, A Assam 2028-25
A A’ Graded Institution
& Contact No - 03772-22476
© e-mail-principalsee@yahoo.com
© www.sibsagar commercecollege.org.in HIGHER SECONDARY
H.S Commerce (2 Years full) time . Z
pret
1. B.Com, Honours (Under M.Com(CBCS)(@Year Full Time 1, PGDCA oR.
FYUGP Accounting, Banking Regular Course Under Dibrugarh 2. Diploma in Hospitality
Marketing, HRM) University) Management
2. B.A., Honours [corekoutcnn 3, Diploma in Mass
(Under FYUGP- Sociology, Communication
|. Event Managment iploma i + Acti
Economics, Political Science, oa A Dinara newer = ASSES
2 : Wild Life Photography Script Writing and editing
English, Assamese, Education) 3, Yoga 4, GST
3. BCA (CBCS) DIP 6, Soft Skills
Tally and E-Retrun Filling
E-Commerce
. Computer Applications
DISTANCE EDUCATION
1. Centre of Distance Education Dibrugarh University, MA, M.Com.
2. KKHSOU, Study Centre offers Diploma in Library Science, BBA,
PGDCA, PGDM, MA in Assamese, Sociology & English.
.
formal order from the government of Assam. However the students
who wants to avail free admission must submit the required and
relevent documents during the time of admission
* students have to fill up the Admission Form annexed herewith the
Prospectus with al the relevant informations. All the forms are to be
submitted through online mode.
* Students also have to to submit an anti-ragging affidavit with the
admission for:
2.
es ae
ce Decision regarding free admission will be taken after getting the Dear Students
Higher Education is witnessing a rapid change in the past couple of years with rapid
expansion of both public and private insttions in the filed of education. However, mere
expansion of higher education will not ensure the socio-economic growth of the country unless the
education is quality oriented. It is also a fact that simply being educated does not ensure
employablity any more unless one is educated as per the demands of trade and industry. Therefore,
it is the primary responsiblity of both the teachers as well as students that afl the
teaching-learning activities in the instution are quality oriented and students are equipped to
face the challanges of the mordern world.
Our college is also marhcing ahead with the changing times and New Education Policy 2020
WwiblieEour Years Undergraduate Programs is impremented in letter and spirit. More and more
ProfessioMilband carrier oriented courses are being introduced in the colege with the help of UGC
Gia RUSAGlong with the traditional education so that the students get the maximum exposure
Tightai their dborsteps. The students also need to show their engagement to make optimum
Miiliealion of Phe available resources. Our emphasis has been to give maximum facilities to the
Bidentswrthe avilable resouces and make education learner-centric in an enablingsalMOsphenes
Pare committed to carter the large number of rural students belonging to theddeprived section
of the society with minimum fesss and maximum facilities. The all round dédelopment of Our
citizens can only 6e achieved by building strong foundations in education. “hits year wil be
speical for all the students under digrugharh University because of the introdwetion of (BOS
system which is belived to benefit the studentns with wider subject options.
Hoping that all the stake-holders of this college will come together to make this education
Ipurney more exiciting and fruitful.
a, as Dr, Saumar Jyoti Mahanta, M.Se, PH.D.
Principal
Sibsagar Commerce College
@ Sibsagar Commerce College was established on 30th June 1969. It was brought under deficit grant-
in- aid system by the government of Assam w.e.f. 01-12-1975.
The College has a distinctive position of its own in the field of higher education in upper Assam. It
chas been playing a significant role in creating the atmosphere among the young generation about trade
‘commerce, Industry and humanities
The Sibsagar Commerce College started its journey with a few students under the principalship of
Gauri Bhusan Baruah and flourished in to a full fledged college under the Principalship of Smt. Dipali
Chaliha.
After crossing many initial hurdles and milestones, the college crossed another milestone by the end
of the year 2003 in the form of NAAC Gradation. The Principal, the teachers’, office staff, students,
guardians and the alumni were all geared up to face the NAAC peer team (12th & 13th Dec. 2003) &
the college was finally awarded with “B” Grade. The latest feather in our cap is the re-acereditation by
the NAAC peer team for the second cycle on 26th, 27th & 28th March, 2015 & have been awarded with
a“B+” grade and 3rd cycle of NAAC accreditation in 2023 December get ‘A’ grade.
The college has four major departments offering B.Com Courses such as Banking, Accountin;
Human Resource Management, Marketing. The Sibsagar Commerce College has introduced M.Com.
regular programme under Dibrugarh University in the year 2015 and depicit an outstanding
performance through academic results. The college introduced the BCA course under Dibrugarh
University from the sessoion 2005-06 and it is running successfully. The BA course with major in
Economics, Sociology and Political Science, English, Assamese and Education are offered currently
Apart from this the college is offering Hospitality Management Courses under UGC community
college scheme since 2015. It is our pleasure that some other self -financing courses such as PGDCA
(Affiliated under Dibrugarh University), Carrier Oriented certificate course- E-commerce, Event
Management (UGC Sponsored), and Diploma in GST and other COC Courses have been introduced in
our college in the recent past. In distance education segment college has two centers namely KKHSOU
land Distance Education, Dibrugarh University. The college has also established an Online Examination
Contre for the benefit of students of Sivasagar District to participate competitive examinations
a & OUR MOTTO OUR VISIONS AND MISSION
‘The motto ofthe College “wFIver ears
wal signifies that the Goddess of
Neath Lats fs her shots in tle H] The vision of Sibsagar Commerce College is to establish itself as a
commer comprehensive institution, excellent in imparting commerce and social science
education to the society by responding to the changing realities of a globalised
world, The vision is also to facilitate the creation of policies and programmes
for developing professional approach and to scrve as a valuable resource for
industry and society as a whole.
‘who pursue Commerce are bestowed with
‘wealth and prosperity
By pursuing Commerce, the students of
the college with the grace of Goddess
Lakshmi will have abundance of wealth
- kk.
+ To provide quality education of national standard in the discipline of
‘Commerce and Social Science Education.
+ To create a vibrant environment that supports the teaching and learning of
Commerce and Social Science education.
+ Providing excellence in professional & self financing programmes.
+ To create a congenial atmosphere for promoting research activities.
+ Facilitate the development of the competent mindset among students
along with value sense.
+ To undertake collaborative projects offering opportunities for long term
interaction with academia and industry.
+ To develop the entrepreneurial and IT. skills and capacity building
measures of the students as well as social groups and SHG’s etc.
+ To promote sports, cultural and extra-curricular activities for the all round
development of the students.
+ To comprehensively implement the plan and purpose of NEP 2020 for the
qualitative benefit of the stakeholders & full utilization of human
CO Potential
Aims and Objectives :
+ To impart higher education to the eligible youths in the discipline of
commerce and allied subjects including professional courses.
+ To impart vocational training for livelihood through self entrepreneur
ship.
+ To instill in them a spirit of inquiry: scientific temperament and
humanistic values with more insightful research and investigation
+ To promote national integration and to make aware of the cultural
heritage of the region
+ To impart training in Games and Sports, Yoga, Music, Art & Culture.
Management:
The college is managed by a Governing Body constituted by the Govt. of
Assam as per provision of Assam College (Provincialisation) Act, 2005
under Assam Act No. XLVI of 2005. a's
(attenDENcE
It is mandatory to attend classes regularly and punctually. Willful
absence from the classes will be treated as a serious breach of the college
discipline. As per norms, each student is required to obtain a minimum p.c.
80% of attendance to be regular candidate. If his/her p.c. of attendance is
between 65% to 75% he/she will be treated as non collegiate and if he/she
can not attain minimum 65% attendance, he/she will be treated as
dis-collegiate. The P.C. of attendance also carries marks in the internal
assessment evaluation. Therefore, the attendance needs to be taken
seriously.
Regular attendance in the classes is compulsory. Students not fulfilling
the AHSEC/ University norms of 75% attendance may not be allowed to
take up their final examination.
Students are expected to behave in a responsible and dignified manner
inside the campus of the College. Any unseemly and undesirable habits
will be severely dealt with. Repeated offence could even lead to expulsion
of the student from the College.
: ( RAGGING IS COMPLETELY PROHIBITED
+ Ragging is completely prohibited. Any one found involved in this
act will be expelled from the college and FIR will be lodged with the
police.
+ Any problem faced by the students should be brought to the notice
of the principal.
+ The Anti Raging Committee of the college keeps strict vigil
against any practice of ragging in the college campus.
( IDENTITY CARD & COLLEGE BADGE
Each Student is issued an Identity Card and a college badge during
the time of admission. The student must carry the Identity Card
while coming to the college and should wear the college badge
which is a part of the uniform.
ANTI TOBACOO ZONE
ve .
“s=27) — The college is 100% tobacco free and has been declared as tobbaco
free zone . GENERAL RULES FOR MAINTENACE OF DISCIPLINE AND ACADEMIC
ATMOSPHERE OF THE COLEGE
’a) The students will have to maintain high standards of discipline morality and good conduct.
») The students should abide by rules and regulation of the college as well as hostel as prescribed by the college
authority from time to time.
©) Violation of college rules, irregular attendance, damage of college property, discourtesy to the teachers and
college staff any form, adoption of unfair means in the examination hall may lead to suspension, compulsory
transfer or expulsion from the college and hostel.
d) The students Union is to act for the greater interest of the students and the institution. It shall be subject to the
guidance and control of the college authority.
¢) All powers of maintenance of discipline and healthy atmosphere of the college and hostel are vested with the
Principal and his decision shall be final in these matters.
4) Students shall leave their by-cycles, Bikes, Scooters, locked in the shed provided for the purpose. No vehicle
shall be parked outside and in any other place of the college campus.
g) Student without uniform will not be allowed to enter into the college premises. Q>] @
COLLEGE UNIFORM ; [= @
igher Secondary : =
‘Boys: White shirt and black trousers (Formal)
Girls: Light purple Kurta, white patiala pyjama & white dupatta or Light purple coloured blouse white
chaddar with purple border, muga coloured mekhela, black coloured sweater in winter season
Boys: White shirt and black trousers (Formal)
Girls: Light purple Kurta, white patiala pyjama & white dupatta orLight purple coloured blouse white
chaddar with purple border, muga coloured mekhela, black coloured sweater in winter season.
M. Com:
Boys — : Light Blue Check Shirt and Navy Blue trousers (Formal) ae
Girls : White Kurti and Blue Pattiwala Paijama with Peacock Blue Salwar a
BA. : :
Boys: White shirt and black trousers (Formal)
Girls: Light purple Kurta, white patiala pyjama & white dupatta orLight purple coloured blouse white
chaddar with purple border, muga coloured mekhela, black coloured sweater in winter season.
Boys _: Sky Blue Shirt, Grey Trousers, (Formal) Dark Blue Tie & Black Shoes
Girls : White Saree with Blue Border, White Blouse/White Kurta, Pyjama with Sky Blue dupatta.
Boys: Sky Blue Shirt, Dark Blue Trousers, (Formal) Dark Blue Tie & Black Shoes
Girls: White Saree with Purple Border, White Blouse/White Kurta, Pyjama with Purple dupatta.
vy Blue Trousers, (Formal) Dark Blue Tie & Black Shoes.
favy Blue Pyjama, (Formal) and Navy Blue Waist
Itis mandatory for girls from all courses to tie up their hair neatly. Coming to the college with open
hair, is strictly, prohibit CILITIES
HOSTEL FACILITIES
The college has hostel facilities for both boys and girls furnished
with almost all the essentials. Boys Hostel (2 Nos.) are situated at
Baniabari at a distance of 3km from the main campus. The total =
capacity is 60 seats. Girls Hostel (2 Nos.) situated within the
campus. The total Capacity is 65 seats. *
The Central library of Sibsagar Commerce College was established in 1969. The Central
library is located behind the Bagri Bhavan of the college. The library has a
well-stocked of collections with a good variety. Currently, the college library
has 26,000 copies of text and reference book covering a wide range of
subjects. The library subscribes 8 journals, 7 magazines and 5 daily
newspapers and, It also has a good collection of Encyclopedias and
Dictionaries.
The college library is fully computerized and uses Koha ILMS
software. The library introduced book searching facilities, to its
users through Web-OPAC. Library collections and e-resources can
be accessed through Web OPAC. Users can access various e-books
and e-journals through N-List facility. The college is also a member
of National Digital Library Consortium. The college library is also
using DSpace software for its institutional repository which
preserves the institute’s intellectual output for campus-wide access
and digital preservation for the posterity. Library is linked with college
website .
Library Portal/Web-OPAC — http://scc-opac.koha.co.in/ :
Library Blog - https://sibsagarcommercecollege.org.in (Library) a
CANTEEN FACILITIES
The new cafeteria has become functional with all the modern facilities from the year 2022.
3 uta a tel
MAIL the students can avail internet facility within the campus through using UGC NRC. Wi-Fi
System with optical fibre cables has been introduced in the whole campus recently.
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
The college has common room facilities for both boys and girls’. There is a well developed indoor
stadium. In this stadium, games such as badminton, table tennis, carrom etc. can by played at
leisure time. Recently college authority developed an outdoor playground DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL ORGANS OF THE
COLLEGE
Meee aan ee uel
With the assistance of the centre of women’s studies The Alumni Association of Sibsagar Commerce
cell of Dibrugarh University, the college established College makes a commendable work by providing a
the women’s studies cell in 2004 to assist women to digital air condition room furnished with equipments
enjoy their rights. The cell under the guidance of ready to use as a conference room, in the year 2022.
‘Mrs. Mrinali Mahanta maintains an effective
linkages with different section of women of the ate tte areal
society. Apart from this the cell is activly engaged in 4 4. soerative Society forthe staff has been running
Sickoeeing Stir levees cl Sits Sudan successfully since May 1994. The teachers and office
Le aiibiRe abies Reb meencdehalictegs staff arc its members. The members can take loans at
‘The cell is formed to guide and help students * 20minal rate of interest atthe time of their need of
academically and also undertakes personal _—the employees.
counselling. During the course three stages of i.
counselling are conducted; entry level, mid level and
exit level. ‘The cell organises seminars and The IQAC of Sibsagar Commerece College is very
workshops to educate and provide exposure to Vibrant and active under the co-ordinatorship of Mr.
students with regard to the current happenings in Kauranga Borgohain.
corporate world, carrier options and employbility EET
Lice hepicasetenbdicaeid ceed This an apex organ of the college for implementing
The function of ELC is aware and orient the UG and the various plantation related activities of the
PG students of their constitutional rights and duties. government of assam. The college has an NCC division (Naval Wing) with cadets’
strength of 100 comprising both SD and SW under the
command of 49 Assam Naval Unit, a unit under the Dibrugarh
NCC Group Head Quarter of the North Eastern Region (NER)
NCC Directorate Shilong. Dr. Prodip Gogoi is the CTO of the
college who looks after the NCC cadets enrolled under the college in
imparting NCC training, selection and sending of cadets for attending,
camps, appearing “B” and “C” cerificates examinations and other
arin ili
——
activities.
The NSS unit of the college functions under Dibrugarh
University with various activities, Dr. Ratul Dutta,
Assistant Professor (SI.) is the Co-ordinator of Nss Unit of
Sibsagar Commerce College. Some important activities of
NSS Unit Sibsagar Commerce College are
+ Environmental awareness cum clearing
programme.
+ Special Camp in community awareness and
socio-economic survey
+ Popular talk about peace and values development
of the students.
The college has a well equiped
Medical Cell. The cell organises
ANTI RAGGING SQUAD & GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL :
The Sibsagar Commerce College constitute an Anti-Ragging
Committee and an Anti-Ragging Squad in accordance with the
notification of D.U vide no. DU/RG/DCDC/14/Notice/Anti Ragging /
7256 Dated 19/05/2014 and UGC letter no, F. 1-15/2009 (ARC) pt-IIl
Dated: April, 2011
Apart from this SibsagatyCommerce College shgs a vibrant
grievance Féiifessal cell for séielementpof student related
_ problems
- - P
The, literary“and cult
| prograntiiés at regular intervals,
the studghts to showcase their talents
awargnession various cultural and
Only gives a platform to
ites a) pram
ops Organizesdifferent
ich
medical and health check-up camps at
the college premises by some local
reputed doctors. College also arranges
blood grouping and blood donation
camps and other health related
programmes every year
= beerPintroduced in
je entire campus Higher Secondary Course (Regular) : 120 Seats
Two year Higher Secondary Course in Commerce Stream under
POMC Amer ace Cel
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
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COURSE STRUCTURE OF HIGHER SECONDARY
iB Baas
Se OCT TO Pe Cn AC nT eS CL Lt eT
DEGREE COURSES (CBCS)
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HONOURS/GENERAL COURSES
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* Except -card and Registration Fees, the fees structure will remain same
for HS. 2nd Year.
* Migration fees if applicable should pay separately
* Fee structure wil be changed as per government of assam direction and
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notification Te Ae)
SSO eee eC ee COSC a eC
Pee Sn eon Mo CeCe ee ROC necator
Dibrugarh University has introduced Four Years Under Graduate Degree
Programme as per NEP 2020
s follows. COURSE STRUCTURE OF BA SOCIOLOGY PROGRAMME: a
COURSE STRUCTURE OF BA ECONOMICS PROGRAMME:
T ‘rap Tota Sete) a
i COURSE STRUCTURE OF BA POLITICAL SCIENCE PROGRAMME:
Semester | Course Title of the course
Code
‘CORE COURSES (4 Credit)
Understanding Political Theory %
MINOR COURSE (4 CREDIT)
Concepts and Debates in Political Theory | 60
-MULTI-DISCIPLINARY GENERIC ELECTIVE COURSES (3 Credits)
Human Rights 45
18 ‘AEC LANGUAGE (4 Credits)
Semester MiL/Regional Language 0
VALUE ADDED COURSES (2 CREDITS EACH)
Understanding India (30
Health and Wellness 30
SKILL ENHANCEMNT COURSE (SEC) (3 Credit)
I ‘Legal Literacy 145:
‘CORE COURSES (4 Credit}
I Tndian Government and Politics [60
MINOR COURSE (4 CREDIT)
|__Introduction to Indian Politics [60
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY GENERIC ELECTIVE COURSES (3 Credits)
Understanding Gandhi and 45
Dot ‘Ambedkar
Semester | AECLANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS (4 Credits)
English-ii [60
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS ON COMMUNITY BASED
ACTIVITIES (MORE EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL (1+0+2) (2 CREDITS) 30 hrs
YOGA(2 CREDITS) 30 hrs.
SKILL ENHANCEMNT COURSE (SEC) (3 Credit)
[Legislative Procedures in India [45
‘CORE COURSES (4 Credit)
Perspectives on IR and World History 0
Classical Political Philosophy 60
‘MINOR COURSE (4 CREDIT)
Development Processes and Social 60
38 _|Movementin Contemporary india | 7
Semester MULTI-DISCIPLINARY GENERIC ELECTIVE COURSES (3 Credits)
[Public Policy in india [45
DIGITAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS/DIGITAL FLUENCY (2 CREDITS)
30hrs.
SKILL ENHANGEMNT COURSE (SEG) (3 Credit) 45 hrs.
E-Governance in India
‘ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COURSE: COMMUNICATIVE
ENGLISH/MATHEMATICAL ABILITY (2 CREDITS) _30 hrs. FEE STRUCTURE OF BA, BCOM FOUR YEARS INTREGRATED UNDERGRADUATE
PW RAE OLD
SSE CO On CAC) FEE STRUCTURE OF COLLEGE HOSTEL MCOMREGUEARSPROGRAMME}
Co-ordinator : Dr. Ratul Dutta,
Ph. - 8638404162
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SYLLABUS: ELEGIBILITY CRITERIA:
THE PROGRAMME IS FOLLOWING THE SYLLABUS
PESCRIBED BY THE DIBRUGARH UNIVERSITY FOR THE
AFORESAID COURSE WHICH MAY BE COLLECTED
FROM THE OFFICAIL WEBSITE OF DIBRUGRAH CASE OF GENERAL COURSE.
UNIVERSITY.
B.Com(Recutar) with 45% MaRKs
IN Masor & 50% IN AGGREGATE IN
LECTION CRITERIA:
As per merrr List or DUPGT-202
INTAKE CAPACITY:
d M.Cow (Fivaycr) = 20
M.Cow (Mankerive) = 20
ACILITY: TRAINING AND PLACE
HAS TWO HOSTELS ONE FOR BOYS AND
ND
Tae cou
THe COLLEGE HAS AN OPERTRAVIE
ANOTHER FOR GIRLS AND INTERESTEI
CANDIDATES MAY
TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL THAT
AVAIL HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION THROUGH APPLICATION.
TAKES CARE OF DESERVING CANDITATED
I STRUCTURE
Course Fre: Rs
Rs 12.500/- (For Finst Sewesten) M.COoM
Rs 10,500/- (For Secovn Sewesten)
5 @ ACADEMIC SESSIO:
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: January ro June (E
£ on COMMERCE WITH MINIMUM 45%
10+2 examinations tv Arts, Scie’
(CMS As A SUBJECT ARE EL
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Cotter Apwisston Fre R:
Semester Fees Rs. 14,500.00 (Ist
Rs. 13,500.00 (2xv ro 610
COURSE STRUCTURE: Post Graduate Diploma
ions (PGDCA)
Computer) Appl
ACADEMIC SESSION:
JuLy To JUNE
ELIGIBILITY CRI
Me: A/B.Sc./B.Com From ANY RECOGNIZED INDIAN UNIVERSITY WITH MINIMUM 40% MARKS.
" ADMISSION PROCEDUIRE:
THE ADMISSION WILL BE HELD IN THE,
montH oF JULY
1 YE)
AND THE
SHALL COMMENCE FROM JANUARY
COUR:
PRUCTURE :
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF COMPUTER APPLICATION (P.G.D.C.A.) COURSE
FIRST SEMESTER
Course No Subject Maks
Theory | Praial
Course 101 Fondamental of Computers | 40
Course 102 Programming with ¢ co —| 20
Course 103 | Relational Database Management System | 40 | 60
Course 104 | Bata Communication and Computer Network | a0 60
Course 105 Project 10
‘SECOND SEMESTER
Course No. Subject Marks
Course 201 introduction to Mukimedia 0
Course 202 Desttop Publishing 40160
Course 203 internet & Web Technology co | a0
[Course 204 Mobile Technology {90
Course 205 Project 10