Majuli College

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Majuli College is based at Kamalabari in Majuli, Assam, India.^[1] It was founded in 1962, and is affiliated to AHSEC and Dibrugarh University besides being recognized by the University Grants Commission of India (UGC). The college is located on a fortified campus surrounded by a few Vaishnavite monasteries called satras and lush-green paddy fields.

Courses[]

The college offers Higher Secondary, Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses. It periodically organizes career counselling sessions, symposia and popular and motivational talks, and has started job-oriented multi-utility diploma and certificate courses designed to help students build careers. The college also facilitates undergraduate and postgraduate education through distance learning with Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU) and Dibrugarh University.

Higher Secondary Programme

• Arts
• Science

Bachelor Programme

• Bachelor of Arts
• Bachelor of Science

Masters Programme

• Postgraduate courses under the Distance Education Scheme of Dibrugarh University in Assamese language, Economics, History, Mathematics, Political Science and Sociology.

Library[]

The college provides digital classroom and library facilities to students. During its golden jubilee the library was renamed after the first principal of this college as Siksharatna Atul Chandra Goswami Granthagar.

Notable alumni[]

• Tarun Chandra Pamegam, former vice president of Asam Sahitya Sabha.

College Magazine[]

The college has published an annual magazine, "Majulian", formerly the "Majuli College Magazine", since 1965.

References[]

External links[]

• Golden jubilee of Majuli College - The Assam Tribune Online

Coordinates: 26°45′26″N 94°12′17″E / 26.7573°N 94.2046°E / 26.7573; 94.2046