Science Day 2026

Namrup College observe national science day on 28.02.2026 with various activities. At the morning 9.15 am Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal, Namrup College has delivered inaugural speech on the theme.

Water facilities

 Namrup College Girls Hostel is enabled with self processing water. Installed and inaugurated on 16th February 2026.

Prize distribution program

 Namrup College organised 

Namrup College Shines as First Runner-Up in Dibrugarh University Inter-College Competition

Namrup College has achieved a remarkable milestone this year by securing the prestigious position of First Runner-Up in the Inter-College Competition conducted under Dibrugarh University, earning recognition as the second-best performing college in the university overall. This wonderful accomplishment reflects the vibrant talent, dedication, and cultural excellence of our students.

Taneesha received best award 

2nd runners up award 

Medals 

A major share of this success has come through outstanding performances in various cultural events, where our students displayed exceptional skill and confidence. Among them, Taneesha Saikia brought immense pride to the institution by winning an extraordinary 5 Gold Medals and 4 Silver Medals in singing competitions. Likewise, Tarun Kalwar also earned accolades through his impressive achievements in the dancing category, contributing significantly to the college’s grand success.

This achievement has been possible due to the inspiring and energetic leadership of the college principal, Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, whose active guidance and encouragement have played a key role in motivating students towards excellence.

The wholehearted efforts of the Students’ Union deserve special appreciation, as their enthusiasm and organizational support strengthened the college’s participation in every aspect. Additionally, the dedicated contributions of the teachers-in-charge, Ms. Kangkana Lekharu and Mr. Punakan Loing, have been instrumental in this memorable journey of achievement.

Outstanding achievement 

Our brilliant student, Miss Taneesha Saikia, has been awarded the Best Singer at the Dibrugarh University Inter-College Competition. Along with her remarkable cultural achievement, her academic background is equally outstanding, as she secured 93% in the Matric Examination 2025. She is also the Best Singer of Namrup College for the session 2025–26.

Taneesha Saikia 

Namrup College’s success in this competition stands as a proud testament to the unity, talent, and collective spirit of the entire college community. This milestone will surely inspire greater accomplishments in the years to come.

Namrup College students top in quiz competition

 

50th College Week open

Openning ceremony of 50th College Week of Namrup College is organised very vibrant and dynamic way at the playground of Namrup College. Mr. Minaram Chutia, established business man and social worker of Namrup has delivered a warm wishes species. He said that discipline, punctuality and responsibilities are taught by active participation in College week. He emphasized all students to join and enjoy the college week in sucessful ways. Ms. Barnali Chetia, Principal, BVFC HS School has delivered warm wishing speech towards the students and appreciated the committee who organised this auspicious sports and cultural events. Before the speech, Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi delivered welcome and inaugural speech and read out the pledge amoung the students leader and commander of March past competition. In the event two defence person, one from IAF and one from CISF Unit Namrup were joined as judge and delivered speech on the event. Mr. Amlan Gogoi, Best Singer, 2024-25 of Namrup College sang a song.

College week 2026

 Namrup College is going to organise it's 50th College week from 19th January 2026

Namrup College Hosts Awareness Program on Preventing Early Child Marriage

Namrup, December 24, 2025 – The Department of Botany, in collaboration with IQAC, NSS, Department of History, and Department of Zoology, organized a significant awareness program on the prevention of early child marriage at Namrup College. The event successfully engaged 64 students and 9 faculty members.

Program Highlights

Dr. Sushmita Thakur, Assistant Professor from the Department of Zoology, served as the resource person. In her engaging and approachable lecture, she elucidated the profound physical and mental health impacts of early child marriage, using relatable examples to drive home the message.

Impact & Relevance

Students responded positively, expressing satisfaction with the informative session. The program addressed a critical issue, as early marriage remains a primary cause of student dropouts in the college and region.

This initiative underscores Namrup College's commitment to social awareness and student welfare, fostering a supportive environment for higher education continuation.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Meeting

Date: December 24, 2025 | Venue: Smart Classroom, Namrup College

The IQAC meeting of Namrup College was convened on December 24, 2025, in the Smart Classroom, with 25 members in attendance. The meeting was presided over by Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal and Chairperson of IQAC.

Key Participants

• Chairperson: Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal, Namrup College.

• Special Guest: Former IQAC Coordinator (current Advisor), who briefly assumed the Chairperson's role.

• IQAC Coordinator: Dr. Jayanta Sonowal.

• Total Attendees: 25 members including the above.

Key Highlights

• Release of Newsletter: The second issue of THE FOCUS was formally released during the meeting.

• Proceedings Review: Dr. Jayanta Sonowal presented the meeting objectives and read out proceedings from previous meetings held on October 25, 2025, and December 11, 2025.

Discussions & Resolutions

Several critical agenda items were deliberated, leading to key resolutions for quality enhancement initiatives. Action items were assigned for timely implementation.

The meeting concluded productively. Minutes will be circulated to all members and archived for records.

Scooty Distribution Ceremony

On 22nd December 2025, Namrup College organized Banikanta Kakaty Merit Award distribution function to distribute 160 nos. scooty for the merit students who have received Dr. Banikanta Kakaty merit award 2025. Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal, Namrup College delivered welcome as well as inspirational speech for the beneficiaries. Mr. Taranga Gogoi, MLA, Naharkatiya Constituency handed over 10 nos. scooty by his hand and he also delivered a speech regarding the scheme and motivational speech for the students and guadian.

VolMemorial Volleyball Tournament Report

Namrup College Memorial Volleyball Competition in Honour of Late Dr. Bijoy Patir

Date: December 18, 2025 | Venue: Namrup College Campus

Namrup College organized a heartfelt volleyball tournament on December 18, 2025, to commemorate Late Dr. Bijoy Patir, Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Tinkhong College, who tragically passed away in a road accident on December 13, 2025.

Tribute Ceremony

The event commenced with a solemn tribute function led by Dr. Luhit Burgohain, Associate Professor of History from Tinkhong College, joined by four esteemed teachers from the same institution. Teachers from Namrup College, staff, and students offered prayers for the departed soul, followed by a one-minute silent prayer and formal condolences.

• Welcome Address: Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal, Namrup College, highlighted the poignant background of the tournament, emphasizing unity and remembrance.

• Condolence Speech: Dr. Luit Burgohain shared profound reflections on Late Dr. Patir's untimely demise, his invaluable contributions to Tinkhong College, and his lasting impact on society.

Tournament Highlights

An exciting volleyball match ensued between two mixed teams comprising male and female players:

Winning Team	Losing Team
Dr. Utpal Tamuly Dr. Mahinder Singh Dr. Ashimjyoti Baruah Mr. Rupak Borgohain Mr. Kalyan Gogoi Dr. Jayanta Sonowal Dr. Urmika Phangchopi Mr. Rajib Gogoi Ms. Antara Hazarika Mr. Kajol Gogoi	Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi              Dr. Rituraj Dutta              Dr. Ankur Nath              Mr. Punakan Loing              Mr. Achinta Gogoi              Ms. Parismita Bora              Ms. Ankita Buragohain              Mr. Jugesh Gogoi              Mr. Yadav Gogoi              Ms. Janmoni

The winning team emerged victorious amid enthusiastic cheers, fostering camaraderie and sportsmanship. The event successfully honored Late Dr. Patir's memory while strengthening inter-college bonds.

Winner Team

Loser Team

CeCentre Meeting for HS Final Year Examination 2026

Namrup College organized a centre meeting for the Higher Secondary (HS) Final Year Examination 2026 on December 18, 2025. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Naren Changmai, President of the Governing Body.

Key Participants

• Chairperson: Mr. Naren Changmai, President, Governing Body.

• External Members:

  • Mrs. Barnali Chetia, Principal, BVFCL H.S. School.

  • Mrs. Hemolata Duwarah, Head Mistress, Public High School, Namrup.

  • Mr. Hijam Homendro Singh, Retired Associate Professor of Zoology, Namrup College.

• Internal Attendees: All teaching and non-teaching staff of Namrup College.

Proceedings

Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal of Namrup College, outlined the meeting's objectives, emphasizing preparation strategies, examination protocols, and compliance with AHSEC guidelines. All agenda items—including seating arrangements, invigilation duties, evaluation processes, and infrastructure readiness—were addressed systematically and executed smoothly without disruptions.

The meeting concluded successfully, ensuring comprehensive readiness for the 2026 HS examinations at Namrup College centre. Minutes will be forwarded to relevant authorities for records.

AcAcademic and Administrative audit in Namrup College

An academic and administrative Audit was conducted in Namrup College based on the criteria of the NAAC covering all academic and administrative activities of the College on 13th December, 2025. 

The audit team included Prof. Gopal Hazarika (Department of Mathematics, Dibrugarh University) and Prof. Sarat Kakoty (Department of Statistics, Dibrugarh University).

The audit team arrived on the college campus at around 9:30 AM, where they were warmly welcomed by the NSS and NCC volunteers, along with members of the college staff. Their arrival created a sense of excitement and anticipation among the students and faculty. As a mark of respect and hospitality, the volunteers guided the guests to the open stage area, where the morning assembly was scheduled to take place.

Shortly thereafter, the morning assembly began in the presence of the audit members. Students from various departments of the college participated actively, showcasing the diversity and unity of the college community. The assembly included a series of well-coordinated presentations and performances. The participation and enthusiasm of the students created a lively atmosphere.

Following the conclusion of the assembly, the college faculty felicitated the guests with a traditional Gamusa. The gesture was warmly received, and both guests expressed their appreciation for the thoughtful welcome. They also shared their admiration for the college’s practice of holding a morning assembly, noting that it reflects not only discipline but also a vibrant cultural environment that enriches the academic experience.

After the morning assembly concluded, the guests proceeded to the Principal’s office, where they were served light refreshments and had the opportunity to engage in informal interaction with senior members of the college.

At approximately 10:40 AM, the guests, accompanied by the Principal and members of the IQAC, made their way to the Smart Classroom (Room No. 4). There, they attended a comprehensive presentation delivered by the Principal and the IQAC team, highlighting the institution’s achievements, ongoing initiatives, and plans. The session was informative and served as an insightful introduction to the college’s administrative and academic framework.

Following this, the departmental presentations commenced, beginning with the Department of Assamese and proceeding in alphabetical order. Representatives from each department showcased their academic activities, contributions, and best practices. The presentations demonstrated a collective commitment to excellence and innovation across the college.

A lunch break was observed at 2:00 PM, providing an interval for the guests and participants to refresh themselves. By 2:30 PM, the departmental presentations resumed with the same enthusiasm and dedication. Throughout the sessions, the guests offered constructive suggestions for improvements and additions, aimed at further enhancing the quality and effectiveness of the presentations. Their feedback was well-received and appreciated by the faculty members. By the end of the presentation, the guests expressed their admiration for the diligence, preparation, and hard work reflected in each presentation.

The departmental presentations concluded at approximately 3:50 PM, marking the end of an engaging series of insightful sessions. Following the presentations, the guests embarked on departmental visits to gain a firsthand understanding of the academic environment and facilities available in each unit. They toured all the departments of the college, interacting with faculty members and observing the infrastructure, teaching resources, and departmental achievements. 

After completing the departmental visits, the exit meeting commenced at around 4:40 PM in the conference hall of Namrup College. The meeting was presided over by Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal of Namrup College, while Prof. Kakoty and Prof. Hazarika served as Chairpersons. At the beginning of the meeting, Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi formally presented the agenda, outlining the key points for discussion and feedback.

Following the agenda reading, Mr. Rupak Burhagohain, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology, expressed gratitude to the guests for their valuable time, guidance, and constructive suggestions throughout the day.

Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi announced that another academic and administrative audit would be conducted next year, in 2026, during the same period. 

Prof. Kakoty offered constructive feedback on the presentations, noting that while they were informative, there remained room for refinement. He recommended simplifying the content to ensure greater clarity and coherence, suggesting that the slides be moderated and fine-tuned so that the information is easier to follow and visually appealing. According to him, a well-structured presentation should touch upon all essential points without overwhelming the audience.

In addition to his remarks on the presentation format, Prof. Kakoty highlighted an important concern regarding staffing. He observed that many departments, as well as the administrative office, are currently functioning with limited personnel. This shortage of staff could potentially hinder the smooth implementation and long-term sustainability of the four-year degree program. He stressed that adequate staffing is crucial for maintaining academic quality, managing workloads, and ensuring that new educational structures can be supported effectively.

After this, Prof. Hazarika elaborated on the key components related to NAAC accreditation, emphasizing that the primary inputs for the assessment process would be self-generated by the institution. These inputs, he explained, encompass four major areas: curriculum, faculty, infrastructure, and finance. Each of these elements plays a significant role in shaping the academic quality and operational efficiency of the college.

He went on to outline the core aspects of the accreditation process itself, identifying three major components: teaching and learning evaluation, extended curriculum, and governance and administration. Through these elements, the institution’s academic standards, innovative practices, and administrative effectiveness are thoroughly examined.

Lastly, he described the expected outputs of the accreditation process, which include student outcomes, research and innovation, and sustainable initiatives. These outputs reflect the overall impact of the institution’s efforts on student development, scholarly contributions, and long-term growth, thereby illustrating how the accreditation aligns educational practices with measurable progress and accountability.

He further emphasised that, regardless of the challenges posed by a limited number of faculty members in any college, the criteria set by NAAC for accreditation remain uniform for all institutions. He pointed out that even though staffing shortages may create additional pressure and difficulty in meeting certain benchmarks, colleges are still required to adhere to the same standards and guidelines as those with more adequate faculty strength. 

Following this, Mr. Rupak delivered the vote of thanks, expressing his gratitude to the audit members as well as to all the faculty present for their support and participation. With his concluding remarks, the exit meeting concluded at approximately 5:50 PM.

Prof. Gopal Hazarika delivering speech in exit meeting

Prof. Sarat Kakaty sharing speech in exit meeting

Morning assembly

Departmental Presentation

Group photo after exit meeting

Departmental visit

Word AIDS Day 2025

With the leadership of Green Life Society (Department of Zoology) and NSS Unit in collaboration with IBT-Hub, IQAC and IIC, Red Ribbon Club, Namrup College organised world AIDS day on 1st December 2025. 

The meeting was hosted by Ms. Nayanita Koch. The meeting was inaugurated by Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal and he emphasized to create awareness among the students and neighbouring community from this fatal disease.

Mr. H. H. Singh, retired Associate Professor, Department of Zoology of Namrup College was invited as Resource Person.

Then meeting was beautifies with students power point presentations on different topics of AIDS -HIV

Report on Academic Audit conducted by IQAC, Namrup College

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Namrup College conducted a two-day academic audit on 28th and 29th November 2025, covering the sessions 2023-24 and 2024-25. The audit was carried out by a two-member committee comprising Mr. Rupak Kr. Borgohain, Convener of Academic Audit and Former IQAC Coordinator, along with Dr. Jayanta Sonowal, the current IQAC Coordinator.

During the audit, the committee members visited all academic departments to thoroughly examine the activities carried out, as well as the record-keeping practices adopted by each department. This evaluation involved careful scrutiny of departmental documentation and presentations delivered by the Heads of Departments (HoDs) and departmental representatives.

Following the comprehensive review, the committee identified certain areas requiring improvement and provided recommendations to address any shortcomings. These suggestions aim to ensure that all departments are well-prepared for the upcoming external audit by external auditors.

The IQAC encourages departments to implement the recommended remedies promptly to enhance the overall academic quality and compliance within the institution.

Department of Sociology

Department of Education

Department of Botany

Department of Zoology

নামৰূপ মহাবিদ্যালয়ত জুবিন গাৰ্গৰ মুকলি মঞ্চ

অসমৰ সাংস্কৃতিক তথা জনজীৱনৰ প্ৰভাৱী ব্যক্তি তথা বহুমুখী প্ৰতিভাৰে বিশ্বত আলোড়ন সৃষ্টি কৰা শিল্পী জুবিন গাৰ্গৰ ৫৩তম জন্ম দিৱস নামৰূপ মহাবিদ্যালয়ৰ প্ৰাংগনত পালন কৰা হয়। ১৮ নৱেম্বৰ ২০২৫ ত অনুষ্ঠিত হোৱা জন্ম দিনটোত পূবতে মহাবিদ্যালয়খনৰ অধ্যক্ষ ড০ দুৰ্গা প্ৰসাদ গগৈ দেৱে কৰা প্ৰস্তাৱ অনুসৰি মহাবিদ্যালয়ৰ মুকলি মঞ্চখন  জুবিন গাগ মুকলি মঞ্চ নামেৰে নামাকৰণ কৰা হয়। ইয়াৰ জৰিয়তে প্ৰাণৰ শিল্পী গৰাকীক অনাগত অনন্ত কাললৈ উত্তৰ প্ৰজন্মই স্মৰণ কৰি থাকিব।

মহাবিদ্যালয়ত চলি থকা পৰীক্ষাৰ বাবে জুবিন গাৰ্গ জন্ম দিৱসটি দিনৰ দুই বজাৰ পৰা আৰম্ভ কৰা হয়। স্থানীয় শিল্পীৰ দ্বাৰা দিহা নামেৰে আৰম্ভ হোৱা অনুষ্ঠানটোত অধ্যক্ষ মহোদয়ে অনুষ্ঠান শুভাৰম্ভণি কৰে। এই অনুষ্ঠানত অসম কণ্ঠ পলাশ ফুকনকে ধৰি কেইগৰাকী স্থানীয় কণ্ঠ শিল্পী, মহাবিদ্যালয়ৰ ছাত্ৰ-ছাত্ৰী আৰু শিক্ষক শিক্ষয়িত্ৰীয়ে গীত পৰিৱেশন কৰে। 

এই অনুষ্ঠানটো নামৰূপ মহাবিদ্যালয়ৰ প্ৰাক্তন ছাত্ৰ-ছাত্ৰী সংস্থা আৰু মহাবিদ্যালয়ৰ কতৃপক্ষই যুটিয়াভাৱে আয়োজন কৰে।

শেযত, সকোলৱে আগবঢ়োয়া সহায়-সহযোগিতাৰ বাবে সকলোকে কৃতজ্ঞতা জ্ঞাপন কৰে। 

Children day celebration

 WSDC of Namrup College has organised children day at Kawaimari ME School on 14 th November 2025.

Interactive session with parents of NCC/NSS cadets/ Volunteer

NCC and NSS of Namrup College has organised interactive session with the parents/guardian of NCC/NSS cadets/ volunteer of Namrup College.

Mukhya mantri Nijut moina cheque distribution

Namrup College has organised cheque distribution program of mukhya mantri Nijot moina achani to distribute cheque for girls students of the college. A total of 240 girls students are selected undis the this scheme. Mr. Taranga Gogoi, MLA of Naharkatiya Legistrative Assembly. In the circle officer of Naharkatiya Circle Office and some other local level political leaders are also present.

End day of 2nd sessional

As per the University academic calendar, 2nd sessional examination odd semester at Namrup College has been closed on 27th October 2025. 

Science students during the examination on 27.10.2025

The examination was held on 22nd October 2025.