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Assamese has been a full-fledged department since the establishment of the college on the 7th September, 1960. Initially it was a three-man department imparting lessons in pass course only.
MIL (Modern Indian Language) and ASL(Assamese Second Language). At the start of the institution, the lecturers of the Assamese department were:
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- Madhab Chandra Talukdar, M.A., Head of the Department
- Manmath Nath Sarmah, M.A.
- Rajendra Nath Borthakur, M.A.
- Rohit Chandra Malakar, M.A. (1979 - ) Head of the Department
- Miati Pathak Hazarika, M.A., M.Phil. (1986 - )
- Mouchumi Sarmah, M.A. (1986- )
- Khagen Saikia, M.A. (1997- )
- Rajeswar Boro, M.A. (2001- )
Now the department of Assamese is a well-know department. It is found that many students of the department have been able to complete their studies in pass course or in major course and have been well placed in the society. Every year a satisfactory number of students studies in the university after passing the Part – II Examination. The tabular picture of the university results at various levels of examinations as recorded in the ‘Department Inputs’ will testify to the credit of the department.
The students are made familiar with different areas of Assamese literature and culture through the syllabus designed for the purpose which includes origin, growth and development of Assamese language and literature along with customs and traditions, heritages, folklores long nourished by the people of Assam.
The goal of the department is to encourage the students to make an in-depth study of Assamese literature and language through effective classroom teaching, seminars, symposia, debates and discourses, etc.
By studying the comparative literature and language the students of the Department can get them established and can contribute to different fields of society.
For the benefit f the students there is a departmental library. Most of the books of the department have been donated by the students of the department as well as by the teachers of various departments of the college. Since the college has not been able to open PG courses in Assamese for want of requisite permission from the University, the department has utilized the maximum benefit available from GU by opening correspondence course for pursuing MA in Assamese as per GU rules and norms. The teachers of the department are ready to start with the process of regular coaching to the students.
