Departments

Department of Zoology

1. Name of the department: Department of Zoology

2. Year of establishment: 2012

3. Motto: “Adventure in learning”

4. Name of HoD: Mr. Lipokrenba (M.Sc., NET, B.Ed.)

5. Number of Faculties in the department: 5 (1 male & 4 females)

6. Number of students enrolled in the department 2023-2024: 69 students

7. Programme/Course offered: Bachelor of Science in Zoology (B.Sc. Zoology)

8. Aims and objectives:

a)      The Department aims to provide a broad multidisciplinary course in Zoology.

b)      To train students in a wide range of science-based skills that provide the learning base for future careers in disciplines such as Apiculture, Agriculture, Aquaculture, Fisheries, Environmental management, Biochemistry, Pisciculture etc.

c)      To produce graduates who can demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of the discipline. Execute strong theoretical and   practical understanding generated from the specific graduate programme in the area of work so as to enable the learners to pursue academic or professional careers.

d)      To create empathetically social concern and equity centred national development, and ability to act with an informed awareness of moral and ethical issues and commit to professional ethics and responsibility.

e)      To understand the impact of the scientific solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge and need for sustainable development.

f)       To develop the working knowledge and applications of modern technology in education and scientific research.

g)      To gain knowledge about research methodologies, effective communication, skills of problem-solving methods and ability to work in teams.

h)   To create scientific temperament among the students. 

9. Best practices of the department:

a)      Remedial classes are given to weaker students.

b)      Guest lectures are arranged to give lectures and seminars to expose the students to a variety of perspectives within the field of zoology.

c)      Organize various activities like career guidance to encourage learning outside classroom as well as help them develop various skills for future employability.

d)      Engage the students in community outreach or extension programs that enables the students to share their knowledge and develop passion for various skills related to the subject.

e)      Field trips to wildlife habitats, zoos, aquariums or research facilities are organized to learn about their behaviours, adaptations and conservation status.

f)       Encourage the students to undertake simple research projects which allows them to explore topics of interest within the field of zoology.

g)      Library with n-List facility.

10. Opportunities & Future Thrust

Opportunities:

a)      In this area the biodiversity is very rich. So a research facility is required to develop for the basic research in the field.

b)      Department gives platform to the students to show their potential and knowledge by conducting seminars, giving projects, social activities etc.

c)      Confidence is built through seminars and group discussions and personality development through interactive sessions.

d)      Nearby schools are an advantage to organize extension activities for students to venture out and share their knowledge and motivate youngsters.

e)      Participation in various literary competitions, sports and other co curricular activities are encouraged by the department.

f)       The department offers skill-based paper and therefore students can start small scale industries such as Poultries, Vermiculture , Apiculture, Fisheries, Aquaculture and Pisciculture.

g)      Students are motivated and guided by able faculty member to get higher degree and appear various competitive exams.

            Future Thrust:

a)      To start M.Sc. Programme.

b)      To set up research facility for basic researches.

c)      To organize seminar/conference/ workshops.

d)      To organize Programs on faculty development.

e)      To upgrade laboratory facility.

f)       To have mini zoological museum.

Department of Sociology

1. Name of the department: Sociology

2. Year of establishment of the department: 1994

3. Motto of the department: “To Exel and To Serve”

4.  Name of HoD & Coordinator:

  HoD: Mrs. K ALIBO ACHUMI HoD (MA, NET)

  Coordinator: Dr. HORMILA G ZINGKHAI (MA, NET, PhD, JRF, SRF)

5. Number of faculties in the department: 9 (UG-5, PG-4)

6. Number of students enrolled in the department 2023-2024: 132(UG), 37(PG)

7. Programme offered:

  Bachelor of Arts Sociology UG

  Master of Arts Sociology PG

 8. Aim and objectives of the department:

§  Aim: To be responsible citizen of the society and strive for academic excellence.

§  Objective:

1.To sensitize the students to the current, social, economic, political and cultural issues

2.To instill the values of serving the community and the underprivileged

3.Research culture among the students

4.To prepare student to be successful in academic, extracurricular activities, professional career and future endeavours.

9. Department achievements:

1.The department celebrated its silver jubilee on 27^th November November 2019 under the theme, “Sociologically Imagining Beyond the Boundaries” with Shri Mmhonlumi Kikon, MLA and Advisor Information Technology and Communications Science and Technology NRE Nagaland.

2. Today’s workshop “Techniques of Ethnographic Film Making’ conducted on 13^th to 14 April 2021 in collaboration with Dreams Unlimited at the college auditorium.

3. Conduct national webinar on “Intellectual Property Rights For Academic Visibility” in collaboration with Cell for IPR Promotion and Management (CIPAM) Ministry of Commerce and Industries. Government of India.

4. Organise two days workshop on “Understanding Camera and Editing Tools for Videography” on 5 ^th and 6^th April 2022.

10. Prominent alumni:

1. Dr. Kedilezo Kikhi- professor Department of sociology, Tezpur university, Assam

2. Dr Kekriesenuo Christina – associate, professor and head of department, Kohima college, Kohima.

3. Dr. Nokhwenu Veronica- deputy director, higher education, government of Nagaland.

4. Dr. Thing Ovung- associate professor Department of sociology, Nagaland University, Lumami.

5. Mr. Mankup- deputy Superintendent of police government of Nagaland.

11. Future thrust:

1. To upgrade E- resources and reading materials for the students in the department library.

2. To strengthen the alumni network by maintaining at the base.

3. To carry out research project by faculties and students funded by various government agencies.

4. To introduce a research centre/sell in the department.

Department of Political Science

1.         Name of the Department: POLITICAL SCIENCE

2.         Year of Establishment: 1994

3.         Motto of the department: “Lead and be Led”

4.         Name of the HoD/ Coordinator       :

a) Dr. Mhothung Yanthan, (MA, NET, PGDRD, B.Ed, Ph.D)

Assistant Professor & Head

Department of Political Science

St. Joseph’s College (A), Jakhama

b) Ms. Lilly Humtsoe, (MA, NET)

Assistant Professor & Coordinator

Department of Political Science

St. Joseph’s College (A), Jakhama

5. Number of Faculties in the Department:

UG: 9 ( Female:2, Male:7)

 PG: 4 ( Female:1, Male:3)

6. Number of Students enrolled in the department (2023-2024):

7.Programme offered (UG & PG): Both UG and PG

8.Aims and Objectives of the department:

Aims: “To promote research, high quality education, new ideas and extension services, and help the students excel in life.”

Objectives:

a)      To provide knowledge and understanding of various political ideologies and political systems.

b)      To develop critical thinking skills among students in analyzing political concepts and theories to assess their validity and relevance.

c)      To promote civic engagement and active citizenship among students in fostering an understanding of democratic principles and values, emphasizing the importance of participation and collective decision-making.

d)      To enhance research and analytical abilities among students by encouraging interdisciplinary perspectives. 

9. Department Achievements:

a)    The department of Political Science celebrated 25^th Years (Silver Jubilee) under the theme ‘Transiting the Legacy of Excellence’ on 18^th March, 2019.

b)    Ms. Liah Yeptho (MA 2^nd Semester), Mr. Kepozo Kapuh (BA 4^th Semester) and Ms. Keneisetsonuo Chatsu (BA 6^th Semester) won 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd place respectively in the Inter-collegiate Debate Competition conducted on the topic: “Electoral Literacy Day” organised by office of the Deputy Commission and District Election Commission held on 10^th October, 2023.

c)     Ms. Leah Y. Yeptho of MA 2^nd Semester was adjudged as the first runners up of the State level declamation competition on the topic “My Vision for India 2047” organised by Nehru Kendra Yuva, Kohima on 22^nd January 2024.

d)    Mr. Kepozo Kapuh (BA 4^th Semester) and Ms. Keneisetsonuo Chatsu (BA 6^th Semester) participated and won 2^nd and 3^rd respectively in the speech competition at the state level National Youth Parliament Festival on March 20^th, 2024.

e)     Mr. Kepozo Kapuh (BA 4^th Semester) and Ms. Keneisetsonuo Chatsu (BA 6^th Semester) represented Nagaland State in the National Youth Parliament Festival at Parliament, New Delhi on 6^th and 7^th March, 2024.

f)     Department faculties have published two books with ISBN

                                                     i.     Dr. Kaba Daniel, Politics of Ethnic Boundary Making and Maintenance, Mittal Publication, Delhi, 2021 ISBN 81-8324-955-8

                                                  ii.     Dr. Mhonthung Yanthan, Political Attitudes and Political Participation of Students’ in Nagaland, Rudra Publications, Chhattisgarh, 2022, ISBN 978-93-91333-32-70.

10. Prominent Alumni (If any):

11.Best Practices of the department:

a)      Mini–Parliament

b)      National Panchayati Raj Day

c)      Visit to Nagaland Legislative Assembly, High Court and Supreme Court

d)      Friday Debate and Panel Discussion for MA Students

12.Opportunities (Future Thrust)

a)      To introduce Ph.D programme in the department from next Academic Session

b)      To propose for minor research projects under UGC/ICSSR

c)      To bring out edited book with ISBN (Department teachers and students)

d)      To organise Department A

Department of Physics

1. Name of the department: Physics

2. Year of establishment of the department: 2019

3. Motto of the department: Imagine, Invent , Ignite

4. Name of HoD: Thejano M.Sc, B.Ed

5. Number of faculties in the department: 5

6. Number of students enrolled in the department 2023-2024 : 16

7. Programme offered : UG

8.Aim  and objectives of the department:

Ø  To produce responsible and intellectually abled graduates capable of adapting to the needs of the evolving contemporary society.

Ø  To help create a scientific society which encourages logical thinking.

Ø  To understand the concepts and significance of the various physical phenomena.

Ø  To carry out experiments to understand the laws and concepts of Physics.

Ø  To impart quality education both in theoretical as well as experimental Physics.

9. Department achievements: 5 students from the department had cleared IIT JAM(Joint Admission test for Masters) exam.

Ø  Apongtonan A. Chang,All India Rank 3691 in 2023

Ø  Baben Aolen T. Chang, All India Rank 3962 in 2023

Ø  Zaang K, All India Rank 6143 in 2023

Ø  Bamat Akhang Chang , All India Rank 7607 in 2023

Ø  Rovikoto Riirhie, All India Rank 3576 in 2024

10. Best practices of the department: 

Ø  Involvement of students in department decision making.

Ø  One on one mentoring session with the class supervisors.

Ø  Value education.

Ø  Eureka Fest.

Ø  Career guidance.

Ø  Extension program to schools.

          11. Future thrust:

Ø  Upgradation of laboratory facilities.

Ø  To upgrade the department library by purchasing more books.

Ø  To organize national seminars.

Ø  To invite more talks from prominent academicians.

Department of Mathematics

1. Name of the Department: Mathematics

2. Year of Establishment of the department: 2019

3. Motto of the Department: Mastering Curious Minds

4. Name of the HoD: Mr. Toshiwapang T Lemtur (M.Sc, CSIR NET)

5. Number of Faculties in the Department: 4 (Four)

6. Number of Students Enrolled in the department 2023-24 : 15 (Fifteen)

7. Programme offered: Under Graduate (Semester system)

8. Aims and Objective of the Department: 

a)  Stimulate interest in the learning of Mathematics and help students develop creativity and the ability to tackle problems by logical thinking.

b)  To offer a set of core courses in mathematics aimed at developing the student’s intellectual curiosity, creative ability and habit of independent study.

c)  To facilitate and promote mathematics for students of other disciplines.

d)  To cultivate an understanding of mathematics, its applications and its role in society.

9. Department achievements:

a)  Ms. Kithetoli Yepthomi, Grade- A+, Average CGPA- 9.0, recipient of A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM AWARD for the Best Academic Performance in the college for the year 2022.

b)  Students clearing IIT-JAM (Joint Admission test for Masters)

c)  Ms. Kithetoli Yepthomi, All India Rank 4308 out of 12716 in 2022.

d)  Mr. Kuolalhou Ngukha, All India Rank 4940 out of 14146 in 2024.

e)  Ms. Levirhu Pohena, All India Rank 6198 out of 14146 in 2024.

f)  Ms. Phejin C, All India Rank 6413 out of 14146 in 2024. 

10. No of Paper Publications by the Faculty (2019 to 2023):  4 (Four)

11. Best practices of the department:

a) One on one mentoring session.

b)  We conduct departmental meeting with all the students from time to time to get their views and opinions on certain matters.

c)  Value education

d)  Students are involved in departmental decision making.

e)  Classroom problem solving sessions.

f)  Eureka fest

g) Career guidance for the department students.

h) Extension programs to schools.

i)  All Nagaland State Level Math Quiz competition for Class 10 students to foster interest in the field of mathematics. 

12. Opportunities:

a) Extension programs

b) Career guidance

c) Students get experience in leadership through active participation as a departmental and college executive.

d) Gets opportunities to participate in other co-curricular activities to enhance their skills in other fields apart from academic.

e) Developed logical and analytical abilities to tackle real life situations.

f) Gets an upper hand in competitive exam in papers like mental ability, reasoning and aptitude test.

13. Future Thrust:

a)  To organize National and International Seminars.

b)  To Invite talks/lectures by Eminent Professors.

c)  Continue to Organize the All-Nagaland State level Quiz competition.

Department of History

1. Department: History

2. Year of Establishment: 1994

3. Motto: Recall Refer Retell

4. HoD & Co-ordinator:

HoD: Nzano Kikon, M.A., NET,

Co-ordinator: Reimaya Muinao, M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D. Scholar

5. Number of Faculty: PG-4, UG-9

6. Students Enrolled in 2023-2024: PG-30, UG- 270

7. Programme Offered: PG & UG

8. Goals & Objectives:

Goal: “Prepare students in knowing their roots and mould them into catalysts of legacy.”

Objectives:

a)      To facilitate students’ critical thinking and analytical skills.

b)      To acquaint students with the tool of interpretation.

c)      To build student awareness of the diverse and complex human social, cultural, political and economic institutions.

9. Department Achievements:

a)      Celebrated Silver Jubilee on 29^th of November, 2019

b)      Organised a webinar, “Prospects Of Swayam For The Present and the Future” in collaboration with IQAC, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Jakhama on the 30^th of October, 2021

c)      Organised a talk on “Archaeological Heritage of Nagaland: An Overview” with Dr.Tiatoshi Jamir, Professor, Department of History & Archaeology, Nagaland University, Kohima Campus,
Meriema as the Resource Person on 18^th of April, 2023

10. Prominent Alumni:

a)      K. Furhesie Nyuwi, ADC, Wokha

b)      Capt. Regina Razousinuo, Associate NCC Officer, Recipient of Governor’s Gold Medal and Citation, DG NCC Commendation Card and Medal (two times), Best Associate NCC Officer (Female) in NER

c)      Kedoseno Rino, EAC (Probationer)

d)      Donan Yimchunger, EAC (Probationer)

e)      Mecievi Khieya, Professional Footballer, Selected for Thonburi United, Thailand in April 2024

f)       L. Esther Sumi, Assistant Commandant, CISF

g)      Khrielie-ü Zumvu, Assistant Professor, Zisaji Presidency College, Kiphire

h)      Shikna Konyak, Archivist, Department of Art & Culture, Government of Nagaland

i)       Ruopfuzeko Lhousa, Assistant Professor, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung

j)       Surhotalu, Assistant Professor, Zunheboto College, Zunheboto

k)      Neivikuolie Khatsu, Executive Member, Wrestling Federation of India

l)       Seyiechonu Kera, Assistant Professor, Phek Government College, Phek

m)   Vilakhoto Tepa, Assistant Commander- I, NSG

n)      Rokovizo, Deputy Director for CST, Nagaland State AIDS Control Society, Department of Health and Family Welfare

o)      Dr. Zhokusheyi Rhakho, Assistant Professor, Phek Government College

p)      Medoleno Rhetso, Academic Dean, G. Rio School, Kohima

q)      Fr. Johnson V.U., Principal, Carmel Higher Secondary School, Dimapur

r)       Thejatseizo Angami, Assistant Professor, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung

s)      Abeni Zuchamo, Associate Professor, Kohima College, Kohima

11. Best Practices:

a)      Best History Student (Academics) Award sponsored by the department faculty

b)      History Museum          

12. Opportunities:

Future Thrust:

a)      To expand the Department Library

b)      To organize more Seminars to promote research

c)      To invite guest lecturers/ academicians

d)      To add more authentic collections in the Department Museum

e)      To collaborate with other higher institutions

Department of English

1.Name of the Department: English

2. Year of Establishment: 1994

3. Motto of the Department: Explore Beauty in Art

4. Name of the HOD: Mr. James HK ( MA, B. Ed, PhD scholar)

5. Name of the Co-Ordinator: Mrs. Zulusenla Jamir ( MA, B. Ed)

6. Number of Students enrolled in the Department (2023-2024) :1. UG- 523 2.PG- 91

7. Number of faculties in the department: UG-12       PG- 4

8. Programme offered: 1. BA English     2. MA English

9. Aims and Objectives of the department:

a)      To develop competitive spirit among the students. 

b)      To demonstrate their intellectual thinking and positive expression in an original written and presentation.

c)      To enable the students to evaluate and assess ideas and texts.

d)      To imbibe the intelligibility level of public speaking.

e)      To enable students become effective team builders.

f)       To understand the process of research through identification and analysis.

g)      To develop the skill of creative writing.

h)      To enable the students to write reflecting the society.

10. Department Achievement: celebrated Silver Jubilee on 20^th November, 2019.

 11. Prominent Alumni:

a)    Ms. Hanshila Yimkhiungberu

Cabin crew, Air India  

b)    Mr. Hontai Konyak

Assistant Professor

Department of English

New Model College, Watching, Mon

c)    Ms. Lito Zhimomi

Assistant Professor

Livingston International College,

Dimapur.

d)   Mr. Kevisa Phira

Musician, Abdon Magh.

e)    Mr. Runshito Lims

Poet & writer.

f)     Ms. Kekhriesenuo Kiewhuo

Reporter, Hornbill TV

g)    Ms. Ruovinuo

Entrepreneur,

Owner of The Common Room

Local indie bookshop and cafe

Kohima.

h)    Mrs. Pewe-u Tunyi

Proprietor of Talent Foresight

Pageant and Modelling Coaching

Kohima.

i)Ms. Thejasenuo Kire

Legal Aid Defense Council, NSLSA

Department of Law and Justice

Kohima.

j)Ms. Qhevitoli Kibami

Advocate,

Guwahati High Court.

k)    Ms. Sekhulu Tunyi

Guest Relations Executive

ITC Limited, Mumbai.

l)Mrs. Mongshia Longshe

Poet and Writer. 

12. Best practices of the Department:

a)      Annual Theatre Day.

b)      Maintenance of Department Library.

c)      Khriebuno Nagi Literary Award for Best BA English Graduate.

13. Opportunities (Future thrust) : 

a)      To plan field trip for students of Naga Writings.

b)      Minor-projects to be undertaken by the faculty members of the Department.

c)      To conduct workshops for Students on creative writing.

d)      To sign MOU with other colleges and universities.

Department of Education

1.Name of the Department: Education

2. Year of Establishment: 2013

3. Motto: “Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader”

4. Name of HoD: Ms. Kezienguno (MA,  NET, Research Scholar)  

5. No of Faculties in the Department: 4

6. Number of students enrolled in 2023-24: 271

7. Programme offered: UG

8. Aims and objectives:

Aims

“To enable students to bring out the best in them.”

Objectives

a)      To enable students to build their confidence and develop their skills and impart the pedagogy of education.

b)      To motivate students to acquire the latest knowledge through research and social interaction.

c)      To enhance students’ efficiency and effectiveness

9. Department Achievements (2023-24):

10. Best practices:

11. Opportunities:

Department of Economics

1. Name of the Department: Economics

2. Year of Establishment: 2004

3. Motto: Beyond Horizon

4. Name of Co-Ordinator: Dr. Khriemenuo Pusa, MA,  Ph. D

     HoD   : Mrs. Loreni Yanthan, MA, B.ED, TET

5. Number of faculties in the Department: 8 (PG: 4, UG: 4)

6. Number of students enrolled in 2023-24: 309 (PG : 27, UG: 282)

7. Programme offered: PG and UG

8. Aims and objectives:

Aims

“Quality Education for Nation Building.”

Objectives

                              a) To Sensitize the Students in Current Socio-Economic Issues.

    b)To Enable the Students to Become Conscious of their Social Responsibility.

   c) To Motivate and Encourage the Staff and Students to Strive for Excellence.

9. Department Achievements: (2023-24)

10. Prominent Alumni: 

a) Rotiba ( Assistant Research Officer, Department of Women Development, Government of Nagaland)

b) Tumbenthung Humtsoe ( Statistical Officer, Department of Economics and Statistics, Government of Nagaland

c) Kiviboto Sheqi ( Proprietor of Pioneer Institute, Kohima)

c) Chotazo ( Assistant Professor, Phek Government College, Government of Nagaland)

d) Wangan ( Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) , Governement of Nagaland)

11. Best practices : Eco Fest and Community Outreach Programme

12. Opportunities:

Future Thrust:

a) To organize National /State level seminars more frequently.

b) To encourage the faculty members to undertake research.

c) To encourage the staff to attend the Faculty Development Programmes

d) To start PhD

Department of Commerce

1.Name of the Department: Commerce

2. Year of Establishment: 1985

3. Motto: “REVOLUTIONIZING GENERATIONS”

4. Name of HoD: Moatangit Longkumer, M.Com, NET

5. Number of Faculties: 5

6. Number of Students enrolled in the department 2023-24: 94 Student

7. Programme offered: UG

8. Aims & Objectives of the Department:

Goals/ Aims:

“To orient students attain managerial, organisational and entrepreneurial zeal.”

Objectives:

a)      To prepare students to achieve organisational and managerial traits.

b)      To impart soft skills for career development.

c)      To promote capacity building.

d)      Providing opportunity for business, commerce and industrial experiences.

9. Department Achievements:

a)      Department organized a two-day National webinar on “Recent trends in Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Support Systems in India” in collaboration with Margdarshak Advisory, Guwahati and IQAC, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Jakhama on 27^th and 28^th September, 2021.

b)      Organised Skill development workshop for all the commerce students every year.

c)      Department organised a Seminar on World Consumer Rights Day in collaboration with the Department of Economics at Indoor Stadium, St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Jakhama on the theme “Fair and Responsible AI for Consumers” on 15^th March, 2024.

11. Prominent Alumni:

10. Best Practices of the department:

a)      Skill Development workshop.

b)      Mentoring Students.

c)      Industrial Visits and field trips

d)      Project work, Test, Assignment, class work, home work etc.

e)      Staff and department executive meeting periodically.

f)       Grievance handling of students.

g)      Counseling and remedial classes for both low and high performing students.

h)      Providing leadership opportunities.

i)       Workshop by professionals.

j)       Developing presentation skills through ICT.

k)      Using alumni for motivation and placement.

l)       Meeting the parents and guardians of students.

11. Opportunities / Future Thrust:

a)      To start P.G program

b)      To increase area of specialization

c)      To increase the collaborations with various agencies

d)      To start a database for alumni 

Department of Chemistry

1. Name of the Department: Chemistry

2. Year of Establishment of the Department: 2012

3. Motto of the Department: "IMAGINE AND EXPLORE"

4. Name of the HOD with Educational Qualifications: Mr. Madovi David, M.Sc.

5. Number of Faculties in the Department: Sanctioned :4, Filled: 4

    Number of Laboratory Assistant: Sanctioned: 01, Filled: 01

6. Number of Students enrolled in the department 2023-24 (1^st Semester): Nil

7. Programme offered: Under Graduate Course in Chemistry Subject (Honours and General)

8. Aim and Objective of the Department:

Aim: To form responsible men and women with scientific temperament who will use their knowledge and education for the upliftment of the society.

Objectives:

a)      To provide our students with core knowledge and practical experiences, intellectual tools essential for their future individual lives.

c)      To develop awareness programs on the ethical impacts of the chemical sciences upon society and the environment.

d)      To assure that equipments, teaching assignments, policies and classroom environment are conducive to the effective teaching in chemistry.

e)      To create an understanding about the historical prospective references to the current development in chemistry.

9. Department Achievements:

a)      The Department organized an International Webinar on 27^th - 28^th August 2021 on the Theme “Sustainable Chemistry and its impact on Society" in collaboration with the IQAC SJC (A).

b)      The Department along with the School of Sciences SJC (A) organized and International Webinar on " What you can do with Science: A Career guidance for Science Graduates on 2^nd and 3^rd October, 2021.

c)      10 Paper publications by the Teachers and students of the Department.

d)      16/08/22 : Installation of Water Distillation Unit by the Department of Chemistry for usage by all the Department of Science SJC(A) for practical classes, Research works and other uses.

e)      Extension Lecture: Miss Nikili Zhimo, Ph.D. Research Scholar Kohima Science College (A) ,Jotsoma was the subject expert for extension lecture on the topic" Molecular Spectroscopy" of Physical Chemistry.

f)       10 Paper publications by the Faculties and Teachers of the Department.

g)      2 students and 1 Faculty member of Chemistry department presented papers on the 1st International Conference on multidisciplinary Research & Innovation" on 9^th-10^th November 2023 organized by IQAC of the St. Joseph University Dimapur, Nagaland. 

10. Best Practices of the Department:

a)   The department organizes Career guidance to help the students to acquire knowledge and information in order to help them to make the right career decision in life.

b) Mentoring and remedial classes are taken regularly.

c)  The department organizes Eureka Science Fest annually in collaboration with other Science Departments of the College.

d)   Project/Dissertation for the students in the 6^th semester are taken as a separate paper where students are taught and guided in for research works and its paper publications are also done.

e)   Research works and publication of papers are done by the Teachers as well as the students along with the guidance of Teachers.

f)  Extension lectures are organized regularly whereby Experts from within or outside the state are brought in to deliver their expertise on Chemistry to impart knowledge and motivate the students for better learning.

g) Extension activities are organized as part of education with the aspect of learning and sharing.

11. Opportunities:

a)      Exposure of the faculty members of the Department to training programs and seminars.

b)      Exposure of the students to different Experts in various fields i.e. skill based through classes, seminars and workshops.

c)      A course paper like Green Chemistry helps to reach to the people in the community with a wider positive approach about conservation of nature.

d)      Exploration of avenues for linkages of Science with Technology.

e)       Ability enhancement elective course papers increases the student’s ability for skill development and applies it to help the community.

12. Future Thrust:

a)      To put in efforts to avail research projects funded by different funding agencies.

b)      To participate more in International/National Seminars.

c)       To organize more International/National seminars / Webinars.

d)      To provide internships to students through link-ups to various institutes and organizations.

Department of Business Administration

1.      Name of the department: Department of Business Administration

2.      Year of Establishment of the department: 2009

3.      Motto of the department with Logo: Plan, Organise & Execute

4.      Name of Director/HoD (with qualifications): K. Zubemo Humtsoe, MBA, NET

5.      Number of Faculties in the department (UG): 5

6.      Number of Students enrolled in the department 2023-2024 (UG): 220 (74+78+68)

7.      Programme offered: UG BBA

8.      Aims & Objectives of the department:

Aims: To mould and prepare future entrepreneurs, management executives and professionals.

Objectives:

(i)       To help students acquire and demonstrate knowledge of fundamental business content;

(ii)     To help students be effective team members and apply critical thinking skills in business.

9.      Best practices of the department:

i)    Annual Inter-College Convergence Fest.

ii)  Empowering and promoting student leadership.

10.  Future Thrust:

i)     To set up Corporate Resource Centre (CRC).

ii)   To organise faculty and students exchange programme.  

iii)To introduce MBA programme.

Department of Botany

1. Name of the Department: Botany

2. Year of Establishment of the department: 2012

3. Motto of the Department: Together in one Rhythm

4. Name of the HOD: Ms. Neithongunuo Angela Belho(M.Sc Botany; CSIR UGC-NET)

5. Number of Faculties: 8

6. Number of students enrolled (2023-2024): 21 (B.Sc 1^st Semester)

7. Programme offered: Bachelor of Science in Botany (B.Sc Botany)

8. Aims/Goals of the Department:

“To form men and women with scientific temperament who will use their knowledge for the upliftment of the society.”

9. Objectives of the Department:

a) To inculcate scientific temper keeping in mind the ethical values.

b) To convey knowledge through research based activities.

c) To develop skills to make learning relevant in their day to day life.

d) To encourage the individuality and creativity of the students.

10. Department achievements:

a) The Department successfully organised a National Webinar on “Deciphering on the roles of biodiversity and sustainability” in collaboration with IQAC, SJC (A), Jakhama on 12^th and 13^th August, 2021.

b) The Department as part of School of Sciences, SJC (A) organized an International Webinar on “What can you do with Science: A career guidance for Science Graduates” on 2^nd and 3^rd October, 2021.

c) On 25^th April, 2022, an innovative undertaking was done on mushroom spawn cultivation with the aim to start bulk production for distribution to the neighbouring villages.

d) Extension program on Mushroom Cultivation to Viswema, Jakhama, Mima and Kigwema villages on 30^th April, 2022.

e) A 2 days winter internship on “Mushroom spawn preparation” was organized by the department on 12^th and 13^th December, 2022.

f) A seminar on “Introduction to RT-PCR: Basic Principles and Applications” was organized by the department in collaboration with the Department of Zoology, SJC(A), Jakhama on 2^nd February, 2023.

g) 5 Paper Publications by the Faculties and students of the Department.

h) 9 students of B.Sc 5^th Semester Botany, presented papers in the 1^st International Conference on Multidisciplinary Research &Innovation,9^th&10^th, November, 2023, St. Joseph’s University, Dimapur.

i) The department of Botany successfully organized a hands-on-workshop on mushroom cultivation on the 26^th of March, 2024.

11. Best Practices of the Department                      :

a) Gardening- Medicinal plants and floriculture.

b) Botanical Garden

c) Financial aid for students to participate in field trips organized by the department.

d)  Identification of plants in the campus and labeling it with name tags.

e) Mentoring and remedial classes.

f) Eureka Science Fest organized annually in collaboration with the other Science departments.

g) Auditing flora of the campus.

h) Guiding students to write and publish research articles.

12. Opportunities:

a) Located in a rich biodiversity zone, students get the opportunity to appreciate nature and connect with it.

b) Exposure of faculties to hands-on training programs.

c) Exposure to expert perspectives through sessions and workshops.

d) Extension activities to neighboring village communities.

13. Future Thrust:

a) To start Post Graduate Course in Botany.

b) Extension of Botanical Garden.

c) To take up mini and major research projects.

d) To develop herbarium collection.

e) Extension and improvement of the Department Library.

f)  Overall improvement of the academic atmosphere and results of the department.