SUBJECTS OFFERED IN BACHELOR OF ARTS(B.A.) :

1. General English is compulsory for all.
2. M.I.L. includes Assamese / Hindi/ Alt. English. (Students having major in Assamese will have to opt for two core subjects.)
3. The students will have to mention any two major subjects in preference from Assamese, English, Economics, Political Science, History, Education, Philosophy, Geography, Mathematics and corresponding core subjects from (a) Economics (b) Political Science (c) History or Mathematics (d) Philosophy or Education (e) Home Science as shown in the below. Out of the two major subjects preferred by the students one with corresponding core subjects will be allowed on the basis of percentage of marks secured in H.S.Examination. However, it may not be the sole criterion to get admitted to any major subject. It is upto the discretion of the departments concerned. Some of the departments conduct their own admission tests to admit students to their respective major courses and necessary notification is made by them in this regard.
4. None without the subject Logic & Philosophy in H.S.examination will be allowed to take Philosophy or without the subject Education in H.S. course will be allowed to take Education in degree courses.
5. If a student fails in a particular subject in H.S., he/she is not allowed to opt for that subject as the major in TDC course.

Combination of Subjects in Core Programme
Core subject	Available seats	Elective subject groups against the Core (Major)
English	50	History, Political Science, Philosophy, Education, Economics, Home Science
Assamese	60	History, Political Science, Philosophy, Education, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
Hindi	10	History, Political Science, Philosophy, Education, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
Economics	60	Political Science, Philosophy, Education, Geography, Mathematics, Home Science
Political Science	60	History, Anthropology, Philosophy, Education, Geography, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
Education	50	History, Political Science, Geography, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
History	20	Political Science, Philosophy, Education, Geography, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
Philosophy	40	Political Science, History, Education, Geography, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
Mathematics	05	Economics, Statistics, Home Science, Physical Education
Geography	40	Political Science, Philosophy, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
Anthropology	40	Political Science, History, Economics, Home Science, Physical Education
Home Science	10	Political Science, Anthropology, Philosophy, Education, Geography, History, Physical Education

Combination of Subjects without Major

Apart from English and MIL as compulsory subjects, students have to opt for any two from the following options( from 1 to 4) Mathematics/History/Adv. Assamese/ Adv. Hindi. Education/ Philosophy/Statistics/ Anthropology/ Geography/ Comp. Science/ Home Science Political Science/ Statistics/ Home Science Economics/ Anthropology/ Home Science

There will be six Semesters examinations at the end of six months. Semister wise credit distribution for the Bachelor of Arts(B.A.) programme is as below :

Core(Major) Programme
Semester	Core	Elective	Complusory	Skill based	Total
I	5	5	4+4	-	18
II	5	5	4+4	-	18
III	8	5	-	4+4	21
IV	10	5	3+3	-	21
V	21	-	2	-	23
VI	21	-	-	-	21
Total Credit	70	20	24	8	122

Non-Major Programme
Semester	Elective	Complusory	Skill based	Total
I	5 × 2=10	4+4	-	18
II	5 × 2=10	4+4	-	18
III	5 × 2=10	-	4+4+3	21
IV	5 × 2=10	3+3	5	21
V	7 × 2=14	4+2	3	23
VI	7 × 2=14	4	3	21
Total Credit	68	32	22	122

1. There shall be a compulsory course on Environmental Studies of 2 credit in Semester V.
2. There shall be 25% marks for internal assessment and 75% marks for endsemester examination in each course during every semester.
3. A arts student having major will have to appear for a total of 122 credits in six semesters distributed over three years. For a students having general course, there will be a total of 122 credits in six semesters distributed over three years. The syllabus for each course should be divided into modules or units and questions shall be set from each unit and students shall be required to answer questions from each unit.

Total No. of Seats : 445

(2% seats reserved for Extra Curricular Activities Quota. The college reserves the right to grant or deny admission to any student in this category.)