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PHEK GOVERNMENT COLLEGE

Bible Hill, Phek Town | 797108 - Nagaland

NAAC Accredited

ARTS & SCIENCE 2020Prospectus

PROSPECTUS COMMITTEEKeviriebeinuo Kehie (Convenor) | Merenlemla Jamir | Khrutalu Domeh

PHEK GOVERNMENT COLLEGE2020

ProspectusARTS & SCIENCE

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Motto“Lighted to light”

The EmblemBears a hand holding a lighted torch over an open book

signifying transcending knowledge to generations.



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Shine Phek Government College

May thee grow in strength and fervor,

Armored with light of love and wisdom

Beacon to every generation

Revere thy name we proclaim thee

All who dwell and bear your banner.

Light us with wisdom to light the world

Honour be your name forever.

Lighted to light.

COLLEGE ANTHEM

By: Nonie Chizo, PGC Alumni



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Vision“Towards Higher Consciousness and Enquiry”

Mission• The College strives to be the hub of knowledge generation and

dissemination.

• To transform students to be effective agents of change in the society.

• To impart and hone the various life skills of students to make them self reliant citizens.

• To make the students socially and economically productive individuals.

• To promote scientific, analytical and critical temperaments of the students.

• To impart value oriented education that shapes the students to be socially responsible global citizens.



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Name Designation

Deputy Commissioner, Phek Chairman

Principal Member Secretary

Elected Representative of 19th A/C Phek Member

President, CPO Member

Shri Kupota Khesoh Member

VCC, Phek Village Member

Vice- Principal Member

Shri Vejoyi Vero, Ex- Minister Member

Shri Vechopa Curha Member

Shri Chekhutso Rhakho, Ex- MLA Member

Shri Shevotso Rhakho Member

Shri H. Hoshi Member

Nagaland University Representative Member

President, PGCTA Member

Shri. Vesheta Khesoh Member

Dr. Küvezochi Hoshi Member

COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD



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CALENDAR 2020ACADEMIC4th February Reopening of college.10th February Last date for submission of home assignments12th February Internal Assessment schedule begins.

3rd March Last date for submission of internal marks and attendance to Exam Committee.

8th to12th March Declaration of result/filling of examination forms.

7th March PGCSU election.21st March Parting Social.1st to 5th April Preparatory leave for Exams.6th to 24th April End Semester Exam.

4th May Declaration of results (B.A./B.Sc. 2nd Semester)

4th May Issue of prospectus and admission forms.

5th to 9th May Admission of old students to BA/B.Sc. 3rd

Semester.11th to15th May Scrutiny and screening tests/New admission.

18th MayOrientation Program for new students and parents.

19th May Commencement of classes.8th June to 7th July Summer Break.8th July College Reopens.10th July Last date for submission of home assignments.18th July Fresher’s Day.3rd August Internal assessment schedule begins.

31st August Last date for submission of Internal Marks and Attendance to Exam Committee.

1st to 5th September Declaration of results and filling of examination forms.3rd to 4th October Preparatory leave7th to 23rd October End Semester Exam of 1st, 3rd & 5th Semesters.26th to 31st October Sports Week (Autumn Fest)

2nd to 7th November Declaration of results and admission to 2nd ,4th &

6th Semesters.9th November Even Semester begins.16th Dec. 2020 to 20th Jan 2021 Winter Break.21st Janary 2021 College Re-opens



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TheCOLLEGE

ProfilePhek Government College is located on a hillside with a campus area of 38 acres on the outskirts of Phek Town. It is affiliated to Nagaland University and offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science programmes with honours in five Arts and five Science subjects. It also hosts an IGNOU Study Centre offering postgraduate, diploma and certificate courses. The College has total faculty strength of 32. Eight faculty members have doctoral degree and five others are pursuing their studies. There are 30 ministerial and supporting staffs.



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HISTORY Phek College was established on 28th July 1981 as a private institution and the College started to function at Pre-University level from 15th September. The College then became affiliated to North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) in 1983. Degree courses were started in 1994 with B.A. General Course and Honours Course in Political Science, Education and History.

On 1st February 1990 the College was taken over by the Government of Nagaland and it is now affiliated to Nagaland University.

Science stream was introduced at Higher Secondary level in 2005. The name of the College was changed from ‘Phek College’ to ‘Phek Government College’ in September 2004. The College started offering B. Sc. Honours in Botany, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics andZoology and B.A. Honours courses in English and Economics from July2013. Higher Secondary courses (Arts & Science) were detached fromthe college in 2015.

NAAC ACCREDITED “B GRADE”The College was assessed and accredited by the

National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) on 4th March 2019.



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BACHELOR OF ARTSHONOURS PROGRAMMES OFFERED:

• Economics• Education• English• History• Political Science

Students of all progammes (Honours/General) will also take up the following compulsory subjects:

General English/Alt. English/Tenyidie/EVS/Mushroom Cultivation/Proficiency in English.

ELIGIBILITY

Academics

B.A DEGREEHigher Secondary passed or

other equivalent from a recognized Board.

B.A. HONOURSMinimum of 45% in the subject in which

one desires to take up Honours.



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B.Sc. (Degree)Higher Secondary passed (Science) or other equivalent examination.

ELIGIBILITY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.)HONOURS PROGRAMMES OFFERED:

• Botany• Chemistry• Zoology• Physics• Mathematics.

B.Sc. (Honours)Higher Secondary passed (Science) or equivalent from a recognized Board with the following conditions :

• 45% in the subject (Mathematics / Botany/Zoology/Physics/Chemistry) in which one desires to take up Honours.

• For Chemistry Honours, a student must pass Mathematicsat HSSLC level.

Students of all progammes (Honours/General) will also take up the following compulsory subjects:

General English/Computer and its application/EVS



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Vocational CoursesAdd-on Courses with CertificateThe College offers three vocationalisation courses, mushroom cultivation, folriculture (funded under RUSA Vocationalisation Project) and coffee cultivation.

The courses are of six months duration. Mushroom Cultivation can be taken as a CBCP* (Choice Based Credit Paper) or, as an Add- on Course by any interested person. Floriculture & Coffee cultivation can be taken as Add- on Courses only.(*CBCPs are taken in lieu of EVS- II in the 6th Semester B.A. or B.Sc. Add- on Courses are Certificate courses, which are issued by the College.)

• The Mushroom Cultivation Course offers both theory and practical classes. There is a Mushroom Cultivation Unit specifically set up for this purpose, where students can have a hands- on experience on how to set up mushroom growth rooms and how to grow them under controlled conditions. Mushroom spawn production techniques are also offered.

• Proficiency in English can be taken as a CBCP. During the course of study, the students are taught the basics of phonetics,varieties and differences in the British, American and Indian English,grammar and proficiency in English skills. Those with basic English knowledge can hone their skills by undergoing this course of study.

• The Floriculture Course includes both theory and practical classes. Students are trained to prepare flower beds, and harvest flowers in poly and green houses.

• Coffee cultivation Course consists of theory and pratical classes on the methods of coffee cultivation which includes preparation of seed beds, cultivation area, pest and disease management, harvesting and marketing.



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IGNOU CENTRE

The Institution also hosts an IGNOU Study Centre offering;

• MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMME (MDP)Master of Arts in Pol. Science (MPS)

• BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMME (BDP)B.A (Bachelor of Arts)

• BACHELOR’S PREPARATORY PRIGRAMME (BPP)

• DIPLOMA IN CREATIVE WRITING IN ENGLISH

• CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME

SKILL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

The college host a Skill Development Centre which is under the flagship of Pradhan Mantri Kavshal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY), Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE) and offer short term courses on the following job roles;

• Assistant Electrician (4 months duration)

• Carpentry (4 months duration)

• Floriculture (3 months duration)

• Meet and Greet Officer (3 months duration)

• Mushroom Grower (3 months duration)



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The College offers both Bachelor of Arts and Science (General & Honours) Courses.

• Admission process begins soon after the declaration of NBSE Higher Secondary results.

• Application form along with prospectus-cum-handbook can be obtained from the College on payment.

• Application forms duly filled and accompanied by attested photocopy of requisite documents should be submitted to the College during office hours, within the stipulated time.

• Students should compulsorily come with their parents/guardian on the day of admission.

• 5% of seat is reserved for SC/OBC/differently abled students.

• Admissions are also open for foreign students.

• Orientation programme for freshers is conducted at a later date. It is COMPULSORY for all admitted students to attend the orientation.

Admission Procedure

Documents to be produced in original and attested photocopy to be submitted at the time of admission (HSLC & HSSLC) :

1. Marksheet2. Admit Card3. Pass Certificate4. Registration Card of XII5. SC/ST/OBC and Indigenous Inhabitant Certificate(s)6. Applicants coming from outside Nagaland Board/University

must submit original Migration Certificate



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Library Development ` 500/-Internal Examination ` 150/-Library Caution Money(Refundable) ` 1,000/-

Session Fee ` 100/-College Development ` 800/-Games and Sport ` 150/-Freshers/ Parting Social ` 300/-IQAC ` 200/-College Magazine ` 150/-Students’ Union ` 100/-Identity Card ` 100/-Electricity Fee ` 200/-Water fee ` 100/-Computer Fee ` 250/-Exigency Fee ` 200/-NU Registration Fee ` 100/-University Enrolment Fee ` 50/-NU Affiliation Fee ` 150/-Tuition Fee ` 500/-Library Fee ` 500/-Admission Fee ` 700/-** Practical Fee per Paper (except Chemistry) ` 300/-

** Practical Fee per Paper (for Chemistry) ` 400/-

Blazer, Shirt, Trouser ` 3,000/-BUS FARE

Phek Town to College ` 1,500/-

Old Phek to College** According to Subject Papers ` 2,500/-

FEE STRUCTURE



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• Students should remain within the campus during class hours on all working days.

• Students loitering around within or outside the campus during class hours will be penalized.

• Use of mobile phone or any other electronic gadgets is strictly prohibited during class hours and inside the library. Defaulters will attract penalty of confiscation of the gadgets for two months.

• Use of intoxicants are strictly forbidden in the College premises.

• Ragging in any form will lead to immediate expulsion.

• The college maintains zero tolerance towards sexual harassment.

• Malpractices during examination will attract penalty of expulsion from the College.

• Every student must handle College property with care.

• Every student must maintain cleanliness of the College campus.

• No collection of money or fund raising activity is allowed within the College Campus without prior permission from the Principal.

• It is compulsory for all the students to wear uniform every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. On other days, students are to wear decent attire.

• Every student must, at all times maintain decorum within or outside the Campus.

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• End Semester Examination question papers are prepared by the University.

• Examination routine for End Semester Examination is notified by the University which is normally of 3 hours duration.

• Students are evaluated on a 30:70 basis i.e. 30 marks for Internal Assessment and 70 marks for end Semester Examination.

• Pass Marks: A student shall have to secure a minimum of 45% marks in the Internal Assessment, and 45% marks in the end semester examination in theory papers. However, in a given Practical Paper, a student shall have to secure a minimum of 55% marks to be considered passed in a given Semester.

• Activities for Internal Assessment: The internal assessment for 30 marks is made in the following three categories of activities:

a) Class Test b) Assignments c) Seminars

• Eligibility Criteria for End Semester Examination: A student shall be deemed qualified to appear at the End-Semester Examinations only if he/she secures minimum qualifying marks in the internal assessment tests and maintains 80% Attendance in every subject.

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• Admission to the Next Semester: Advancement to the next semester is permitted only with a maximum of two backlog papers from the preceeding semester. Further, entry to the next semester shall be regulated at the level of 4th, 5th & 6th Semesters which are explained as under:

a) Admission to 4th Semester shall be allowed only after clearing 1st Semester backlog paper(s) during the 3rd semester.

b) Admission to 5th semester shall be allowed only after clearing 2nd Semester backlog paper(s) during 4th semester.

c) Admission to 6th semester shall be allowed only after clearing 3rd Semester backlog paper(s) during 5th semester.

d) Backlog paper(s) of 4th Semester needs to be cleared during 6th Semester.

e) Backlog paper(s) of 5th and 6th semesters need to be cleared during subsequent examinations of these semesters within 10 semesters with a maximum of only one chance.

* Students desirous to drop honours paper can do so only after their 1st Semester, before the Admission to 2nd Semester.

Examination &Evaluation Procedure



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The Principal chairs the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The Cell plans and monitors measures to improve the overall quality of education in the college.

IQAC Chairman Principal

Secretary Vice- Principal

Member from Management Deputy Commissioner

Director Dr. Medongulie Zatsu, Asst. Prof.

Administrative Member Mr. Nusata Rhakho, Sr. H.A.

Member Dr. Nutazo Lohe, Asst. Prof.

Member Mr. Mulehu Khesoh, Asst. Prof.

Member Dr. I. Koktiba, Asst. Prof.

Member Dr. Levinu Sakhrie, Asst. Prof.

Member Dr. H. Atoholi Sema, Asst. Prof.

Member Mrs. Vevolu Khamo, Asst. Prof.

Nominee from Local Society Convener, Phek Town Public Forum

Nominee from Students Vice President, PGCSU

Member from Stakeholdersa) President, Phek Town Youth Societyb) President, Chakhesang Students’ Unionc) President, Alumni Association

Quality C0ntr0l



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AWARDS&

SCHOLARSHIPS

• Scholarship is given to ST students of Nagaland whose Parents/Guardians annual income does not exceed ` 2.5 lakhs.

• State Merit Scholarship is also available for ST & Indigenous Students of Nagaland who have secured 75% in HSSLC.

CRYSTAL AWARDThe Crystal Cup along with Cash Prize and a citation certificate is presented each year to the best student. The students’ academic performance, activities are taken into account for the selection.

L. MEFUTIBA MERIT AWARDThe L. Mefutiba Merit Award is a meritorious award instituted and

sponsored by Shri. L. Mefutiba, former Principal of the College. This award is given to the College topper in the University Exam. The award

carries a cash prize of ` 5000.

SPECIAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPSpecial Merit Scholarship is sponsored by the faculty of the college to

deserving students. The selected students have 50% of their admission fees waived off.

SPECIAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FORGENERAL CATEGORY STUDENTS

This Scholarship is given to students from General category for Outstanding Performance in academics.

STATE POST-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR ST STUDENT



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Committees & Cells Names DesignationAdmission Committee Mrs. Shepalu Suyie ConvenerAlumni Association Mr. Shekhohu Chizo ConvenerAnti-Harassment Committee Principal ConvenerCanteen Committee Mrs. Shepalu Suyie ConvenerCareer Guidance & Counselling Cell

Ms. Merenlemla Jamir Convener

Media Cell Mrs. Tsotalu Nakro ConvenerMentoring Cell Dr. Thejotalü Nienu ConvenerParents-Teacher Association Mr. Nuthisa Rhakho ConvenerRight to Information Cell Principal ConvenerReception, Hospitality &Event Management Committee

Ms. Mhashevolu Medeo Convener

Prospectus Committee Ms. Keviriebeinuo Kehie Convener

Research and Seminar Committee Dr. I.Koktiba Convener

Student Advisory Board Mr. Ronald Difoe ConvenerTransport Committee Mr. Temjenmeren Jamir ConvenerTutorial Cell Dr. Levinu Sakhrie ConvenerWomen Development Cell Mrs. Wete - ü Ritse ConvenerLibrary Committee Mr. Ronald Difoe Convener

College website ManagersMr. Temjenmeren Jamir,Dr. Medongulie Zatsu& Dr. Seyiezolie Khoubve

Member

Grievance Cell Mr. Ronald Difoe ConvenerDisaster Management Committee Mr. Ronald Difoe ConvenerExamination Committee Mr. Mulehu Khesoh ConvenerAwards & Scholarship Committee Dr. Levinu Sakhrie ConvenerNAAC Steering Committee Dr. Nutazo Lohe Convener

COMMITTEES & CELLS



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EXTRA-CURRICULAR & EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

CLUBS

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) Dr. Seyiezolie Khoubve Program Officer

RED CROSS Mr. Victor Vero Officer-in-Charge

RUSA Mr. Nuthisa Rhakho Coordinator

ELECTORAL LITERACY CLUB Dr. Seyiezolie Khoubve Nodal Officer

Phek Government College Students’ Union (PGCSU)

Mr. Hutuzo Lohe Vice President

Mr. Nuvevo Venuh General Secretary

Phek Government College Teachers’ Association (PGCTA) Mr. Mulehu Khesoh President

Phek Government CollegeFellowship (PGCF)

Mrs. Vevolu KhamoDr. Levinu Sakhrie

Teachers-in-Charge

RED RIBBON CLUB Mr. Thoshusie Katiry Nodal OfficerLITERARY CLUBPERFORMING ARTS CLUB Ms. Vedulu Thingo ConvenerECO & SANITATION CLUB Mrs. Vevolu Khamo ConvenerSPORTS CLUB Mr. Solo Lorin ConvenerSCIENCE CLUBSKILL DEVELOPMENT CLUB Dr. Neilhousano Nakhro Convener



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ABOUT THE SUBJECTEconomics, as a subject, studies the behavior of individuals, households, firms, industries governments and the economies in efficient allocation and utilization of given resources. It provides knowledge for decision making in everyday life. It not only imparts theories but also develop skills for logical thinking. Economics is applicable in a wide range of fields including business, finance, administration, government, environmental issues, planning, etc.

Economics graduates can opt for banking services, finance and investment sectors, accounting firms, business services, economic services, statistical services, economic research and consultancy, planning institutions, educational institutions and administrative services.

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICSName of Faculty Qualification Specialization

Dr. Medongulie Zatsu (HOD) M.A. (NU) PhD, NET Industrial EconomicsMr. Temjenmeren Jamir M.A., NET (Pune Univ.) Econometrics

Dr. Thejotalü Nienu M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D. (NU) Health & Agricultural EconomicsMr. Neiwe Mero(on study leave)

M.A., NET(Univ. of Hyderabad) Indian Economy

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Name of Faculty Qualification Specialization

Mrs. Vevolü Khamo (HOD) M.A, NET (NU)

Mr. Shekhohü Chizo M.A (NU)Psychology

&Distance Education

Mrs. Wete-ü Ritse M.A., B.Ed. (NU)

Ms. Meyetsolo Ritse(on study leave) M.A.,NET (NU)

Mrs. Kupe-ü Mero M.A. NET (NU)

Ms. Mhashevolü Medeo M.A., NET (NU)

Mr. Thoshusie Katiry M.A (NU)

ABOUT THE SUBJECTEducation, as a course subject, is interdisciplinary in nature, which include branches of studies like, technology, psychology, sociology, philosophy, counseling, management, etc. Taking up the paper, one can go for higher studies (PG) in subjects like Education, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, and Counseling.

As for career options, one may opt for any public services or take up professions related to the above mentioned courses of study. However, the most attractive career option is ‘Teaching Profession,’ which is an ‘ever learning and ever-growing noble profession.’

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION



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Mrs. Shepalu Suyie(Vice Principal) M.A. (NEHU) History of North-East India

Mr. Mulehu Khesoh (HoD) M.A (NEHU) Mughal History

Mrs. Tsotalü NakroM.A, M.Phil. (Univ. of Hyderabad)

Modern Western World

Dr. Nutazo LoheM.A, M.Phil, Ph.D, NET(Univ. of Hyderabad)

Ethnoarchaeology, Ancient India History, Cultural & Regional History

Mr. Zhokusheyi RhakhoMA, NET-JRF(Univ. of Hyderabad)

Modern Indian History

ABOUT THE SUBJECTThe Department of History offer general courses on socio-economic, political and cultural life in India from Pre-history up to the Indian National Movement. The objective is to make students understand the elements of change and continuity in Indian history. Subjects relating to major developments in the world from decline of the feudal age till the emergence of Cold War Era are also included. Honours paper cover varied subjects on North East India, East Asia, India under the Mughals, history of the United States of America, introduction to archaeology, Modern India, coming of Christianity in Nagaland, etc.

Most history graduates find careers in research, archaeology, teaching, journalism, librarianship and archival management, government agencies, museum, cultural heritage and tourism, business administration and in publishing sectors.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY



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Mr. Ronald Difoe (HOD) M.A. (Pol.Sc.), M.A. (Public Adm.),M.Phil, (JNU), NET-JRF Law and Governance

Dr. Seyiezolie Khoubve M.A, Ph.D (Kumaun Univ.)Grassroots politics & development in Nagaland after the 73rd constitutional amendment

Dr. Levinu Sakhrie M.A, M.Phil, NET-JRF, Ph.D (JNU) Indian Politics, Governance, Democracy

Dr. I. KoktibaM.A, M.Phil, NET-JRF, Ph.D, P.G Diploma in Dalits & Minorities Rights. (Jamia Millia Islamia Univ.)

Indian Politics, International Security, Neoliberalism, Prioritization of Security.

ABOUT THE SUBJECT

The subject provides a broad scope in our understanding of basic political ideologies, concepts and equips the students with the knowledge of how government and politics operates in a given society and contemporary world order. The subject’s three degree course includes papers like Political Theory: Ideas and Concepts, Indian political thinkers, Western political thinkers, Indian Government and Politics, International Organizations, International Politics, Comparative Government and Politics, Issues of World Politics & Local Self-Government in India, Public administration, and Indian Administration & Local Self-government in India.

Graduates in this subjects can opt for specialized course like LLB, PG programme in Political Science, International Relations and other inter-disciplinary subjects. After their specialized course they can go for inter-discplinary research. The course also prepares the students for competitive exams for recruitment in various state/ central jobs.

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE



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Mr. Victor Vero (HoD) M.A, NET (NU)Literary Criticism & Theory, General English, Writing in English from Nagaland.

Mr. Nuthisa Rhakho M.A (Pune Univ.) English Literature

Ms. Keviriebeinuo Kehie M.A., NET, M.Phil, (Univ. of Hyderabad)Women’s Writings in English from Nagaland, Postcolonial Studies

Khrutalu Domeh M.A. (NU) American Literature

ABOUT THE SUBJECTBA English programme offered as honours, is a cluster of study of literary works (prose, poetry, fiction, plays, literary theory and criticisms) spanning from the classical to modern age. The Department also offers general papers in B.A. & B.Sc programme. These general papers enable the students to acquire communicative competence, hone their basic grammar, and creative writing skills.

For career prospects in English, one can opt for higher studies (PG programme) or even opt for careers in journalism, media industry (Radio & T.V), teaching profession (Pre-School to University), tutors in spoken English, Civil Services, research scholar, Linguistics.

Name of Faculty Qualification SpecilaizationMr. Neilalie Yashü (HOD) M.A. (NU) Tenyidie Literature,Linguistics

ABOUT THE SUBJECTThe College introduced Tenyidie as Modern Indian Language (MIL) paper in the year 2003. This course is offered to degree students (BA) in their 3rd and 4th semester (TNY-301 and TNY-401). There is scope for interested students to pursue M.A and further research in the subject.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

DEPARTMENT OF TENYIDIE



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Name of Faculty Qualification SpecializationDr. Neilhousano Nakhro (HOD) M.Sc., Ph.D (NEHU) Microbial Ecology

Ms. Shesalu Lohe M.Sc. (NEHU) Microbial Ecology

ABOUT THE SUBJECTThree year course curriculum of Botany includes the enhanced concepts in plant diversity, morphology and anatomy and also incorporates the basic knowledge on biochemistry, cell biology, molecular biology, biotechnology and plant breeding. It will enrich the students on the concept of ecology and create awareness about environmental issues.

Graduates in this subject will be equipped to go for higher studies like M.Sc. in Botany, Biotechnology, Environmental Science, Microbiology, etc. and pursue career in research or academics. A graduate in the subject is also eligible for various UPSC exams like Civil Services, Forest services, etc. and State conducted NPSC exams.

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY



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Name of Faculty Qualification SpecializationMr. Boboi (HOD) M. Sc. (Annamalia Univ.) Algebra

Ms. Merenlemla Jamir M. Sc., JRF-NET(Univ. of Hyderabad) Applied Mathematics

Name of Faculty Qualification SpecializationMr. Solo Lorin (HOD) M.Sc. (NU) Inorganic ChemistryDr. H. Atoholi Sema M.Sc., SLET, Ph.D., (NEHU) Organic Chemistry

ABOUT THE SUBJECTThe department offers pass course and honours. The paper is classified into different branches such as inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. Besides these, the course also includes topics like analytical chemistry, spectroscopy and quantum chemistry.

After completion of the course, the students can seek jobs in industries, companies as laboratory chemist, industrial research scientist, safety health and environment specialist, biomedical chemist, production chemist, etc. They can sit for competitive examinations like UPSC, SSC, banking, railways and also get lucrative jobs in Air Force, Navy and Army. Students can also pursue higher studies (M.Sc., Ph.D) to become research scientists or even join the teaching profession.

About the subjectMathematics includes the study of topics like quantity, structure, space and change. The course includes topics like real analysis, complex analysis, vector analysis, linear algebra, numerical analysis and mechanics which basically give the student an idea about both pure and applied mathematics. The subject is essential in many fields including natural science, engineering, medicine and finance. Hence, a graduate in mathematics can have variety of career prospects like academics, civil service examinations, banking, operations research, medical research, etc.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS



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Name of Faculty Qualification SpecilaizationMr. Lidemo B. Kithan (HoD) M. Sc.(HNB Gharwal Univ.) NET Electronics

Name of Faculty Qualification SpecilaizationMs. Vedulü Thingo (HOD) M. Sc. (Pune Univ.) Animal Physiology

ABOUT THE SUBJECTPhysics is one of the oldest academic disciplines and, through its inclusion of astronomy, perhaps the oldest. It is the study of energy, matter, and their interactions. It is a very broad field because it is concerned with matter and energy at all levels- from the most fundamental particles of matter to the entire universe. Important concepts in physics includes motion, forces such as magnetism and gravity, and forms of energy such as light, sound, and electrical energy. After completing the course a student can go for post graduate studies, research and can pursue careers in a range of sectors such as environmental industry, the legal sector, transport and utilities.

ABOUT THE SUBJECTThe department offers B.Sc. for both pass and honours course. The topics included are biochemistry, introduction to chordates and nonchordates, cell biology, molecular biostatistics, economic zoology, etc.

Career prospects in Zoology include teaching, research, environmentalist, biotechnologist, bioinformatics, Zoo/Animal Keeper, lab assistant, technician, ecologist, entomologist, nutritionist, apiculture, sericulture, fisheries, pathologist, etc.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY



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List of Non-Teaching StaffName Designation

Mr. Nusata Rhakho Sr. Head Assistant

Mr. Keyielie John Bosco Accountant

Mr. Kuhusu Vero UDA

Mr. Y. Libemo Shitiri LDA

Mr. Besuta Venyo LDA/Computer Operator

Ms. Rhalu Rhi LDA/Computer Operator

Mr. Sheto Nakro LDA/Computer Assistant

Mr. Thuluzo Rhakho Lab. Assistant (Sc.)

Mr. Thepukhoto Library Assistant

Ms. Vekusalu Venuh Typist Grade-II

Mr. Selie Lea Sr. Bus Driver Grade-I

Mr. Mutukou Rhakho Driver (Principal)

Mr. Nukuyi Lohe Bus Driver

Mr. Tekhehi Bus Driver

Mr. Duvetseiyi Venuh Peon

Mr. Huvekhoyi Venuh Duftry

Mr. Kuzhoneyi Venuh D/Chowkidar

Mr. Thupukhosa Venuh N/Chowkidar

Ms. Vezotolu Library Attendant

Mr. Vipunyi Movi Lab. Assistant (Sc.)

Mr. Tusovezo Kezo Lab. Bearer (Sc.)

Mr. Verakho Lohe Lab. Bearer (Sc.)

Mr. Medongolu Rhi Lab. Attendant (Sc.)

Mr. Kusakho Venuh Bus Conductor

Mr. Derhu Dukru Bus Conductor

Mr. Tsizo Vero Bus Conductor

Mr. Suduve S. Venuh Mali

Ms. Vesavolu Kezo Sweeper

Ms. Veno Venuh Sweeper

Mr. Pokhoyi Curhah Store Keeper



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PHEK GOVERNMENT COLLEGE Bible Hill, Phek Town, Phek -797108 : Nagaland