North Lakhimpur College

North Lakhimpur College was established on 3rd July 1952 in the then remote and underdeveloped region of North Lakhimpur. ==Organisation and administration ==

Governance Md. Nasim Ali Hazarika served as the inaugural principal of the college from 1952 to 1954, whereas Dr. Biman Ch. Chetia held the position until the University transitioned to a state University in February 2012. Past principals • Md. Nasim Ali Hazarika, MA, LLB (1952–1954) • Dr. Biswanarayan Sastri, MA, PhD (1954–1958) • Jogananda Borgohain, MA (1958–1985) • Labanya Charan Deka, MA, LLB (I/C) (1985–1986) • Harendra Deva Goswami, MA (I/C) (1986–1989) • Hemendra Kumar Gogoi, MSc, MPhil (1989–2001) • Dibyajyoti Phukan, MA (I/C) (March 2001–Sept 2001) • Tilak Ch. Baruah, MSc, MPhil (I/C) (Oct 2001–July 2004) • Dr. Jugada Phukan, MA, PhD, (I/C) (Aug 2004–Sept 2004) • Achyut Ch. Mahanta, MA (I/C) (Nov 2004–July 2005) • Dr. Suryabhushan Pandu, MSc, PhD, FISPP (Aug 2005–Dec 2005) • Dr. Budhin Baruah, MSc, PhD (Jan 2006–Dec 2011) • Dr. Biman Ch. Chetia, MSc, PhD (Feb 2012- Sept 2024) Departments Humanities • Assamese Department • English Department • Hindi Department • Philosophy Department Social Science • Anthropology Department • Economics Department • Education Department • History Department • Home Science Department • Political Science Department • Department of ITEP Natural Science • Botany Department • Chemistry Department • Electronics Department • Geography Department • Mathematics Department • Physics Department • Statistics Department • Zoology Department Technology • Computer Science Department Physical Education • Physical Education Department Facilities • Library • Career Counselling • Training for Competitive Examinations • Boys Hostels • New Boys Hostel • Girls Hostel • Gymnasium • Playground with modern Synthetic Track ==Academics==

The college provides major (honours) courses across a wide array of subjects in both the Arts and Science streams, comprising a total of 19 departments. It caters to approximately 2,500 students in undergraduate programs, 500 in postgraduate programs, and around 200 engaged in research programs. Courses The college offeres the following courses Undergraduate Courses • Bachelor of Science (BSc) • Bachelor of Arts (BA) • Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) • Bachelor of Physical Education (BPES) • Integrated Teachers Education Programme (Integrated BA/BSc-BEd) Post Graduate Courses • Integrated Masters of Arts (Integrated MA) • Integrated Masters of Science (Integrated MSc) • Masters of Arts (MA) • Masters of Science (MSc) • PG Diploma Courses Research Courses • MPhil • PhD Other Courses • Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) • Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management (PGDDM) • Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management (PGDTM) • Certificate Courses Discontinued Courses Previously, the college offered Higher Secondary Courses in both Science and Arts. However, following government directives, these courses were discontinued in 2021 to allow the institution to concentrate more on higher education programs. The college also offered the courses of Indira Gandhi National Open University and Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University in the respective study centers of the open Universities in the college. ==References==