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Gauhati University
Motto
Vidyayo Sadhayeta
Motto in English
Achievement through Learning/Knowledge
TypePublic state university
Established26 January 1948; 76 years ago (26 January 1948)
Founders
AccreditationNAAC
Academic affiliations
ChancellorGovernor of Assam
Vice-ChancellorNani Gopal Mahanta
Academic staff
341 (2018)[1]
Administrative staff
1167 (2018)[1]
Students5411 (2018)[1]
Undergraduates1290 (2018)[2]
Postgraduates3721 (2018)[2]
398 (2018)[2]
Location
Guwahati
,
Assam
,
India

26°09′13″N 91°39′48″E / 26.1537°N 91.6634°E / 26.1537; 91.6634
CampusUrban, 650 acres (According to University prospectus 2024-2025)
AcronymGU
Websitewww.gauhati.ac.in

Gauhati University also known as GU, is a collegiate public state university located in Guwahati, Assam, India. It was established on 26 January 1948 under the provisions of an Act enacted by the Assam Legislative Assembly and is the oldest university in Northeast India.[3] As of 2024, Gauhati University is esteemed as the 40th-ranked institution in India according to the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), securing its position within the top 100 educational institutions.[4] It is accredited with a grade of 'A+' by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council in its 4th cycle of accreditation on 5 July 2024.[5]

Starting with 18 affiliated colleges and 8 Post Graduate Departments in 1948, Gauhati University, today, has 39 Post Graduate Departments, besides IDOL (Institute of Distance and Open Learning), a constituent Law and Engineering College. It has 341 affiliated colleges offering undergraduate and post graduate courses in the faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, Law, Engineering and Technology. Gauhati University is a member of the Association of Indian Universities and the Association of Commonwealth Universities.[6]

History

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Vice-Chancellors

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  • Krishna Kanta Handique 1947 – 1957
  • Surya Kumar Bhuyan 1957 – 1960
  • H. C. Bhuyan 1960 – 1962
  • Phanidhar Dutta 1962 – 1962
  • Harold John Taylor 1962 – 1965
  • M. N. Goswami 1965 – 1971
  • S. C. Rajkhowa 1971 – 1974
  • H. K. Barua 1974 – 1979
  • J. M. Choudhury 1979 – 1986
  • D. P. Barooah 1986 – 1991
  • N. K. Choudhury 1991 – 1996
  • Hiralal Duarah 1996 – 2001
  • G. N. Talukdar 2001 – 2006
  • Amarjyoti Choudhury 2006 – 2008
  • Okhil Kumar Medhi 2008 – 2013
  • Mridul Hazarika 2013 – 2019
  • Pratap Jyoti Handique 2019 – 2024
  • Nani Gopal Mahanta 2024 – present
Sri T. Mukhopadhyay, designer of the logo of Gauhati University

The first public demand was made at the annual session of the Assam Association held at Sivasagar in 1917. In 1940, the Government appointed S. K. Bhuyan as Special Officer with the task of collecting relevant information on the selection of site and related matters.[7] The university was established by an act of the State Legislature: the Gauhati University Act 1947 (Assam Act, XVI of 1947) of the government of Assam in 1948. The first court meeting of the university was held on 26 January 1948, which is considered the foundation day, at the old Sudmerson Hall of Cotton College, Guwahati.[8]

Gauhati University started functioning as an affiliating, teaching and residential university in a few temporary buildings in Guwahati, with K.K Handique as the first vice-chancellor, Phanidhar Dutta, Sailandhar Rajkhowa and Sarat Kumar Dutta were selected as the registrar, treasurer and secretary of university classes, respectively. The emblem of the university, selected from among many submitted, was designed by Tripureswar Mukhopadhyay, a textile designer of Ahmedabad. Two Sanskrit words inscribed on it – Vidyaya Sadhayeta (meaning achievement through learning) – indicate the motto of the university.[6] It had 17 affiliated colleges and eight Post Graduate Departments on its establishment.[7] The university which started functioning from the city center was shifted to the present campus in 1955–56.

Campus

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Gauhati University Institute of Science and Technology
Entrance to Dr. H.K Baruah Regional Botanical Resource Centre

The university is in Jalukbari in the Guwahati city area. The campus has a hillock on the southern side and the Brahmaputra river flows on the northern side. The campus area has been developed into a small township, now known as 'Gopinath Bardoloi Nagar'. It has about 6000 population including 3700 students residing in the hostels.[9]

Apart from the residential quarters of teachers, officers and employees, there are 22 halls of residence for students. The necessary civic amenities such as health service, water supply, street lighting, internal roads, guest house, post and telegraph office, a branch of the State Bank of India, United Bank Of India, canteens, a market, parks, playgrounds, auditorium, indoor stadium, etc. are on campus.[10]

The university is 10 km from the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport on National Highway No. 37; 5 km from Kamakhya Railway Station; and 10 km from Guwahati Railway Station as well as from the bus stop near the Cachari (D.C. court) at the heart of Guwahati City. The capital complex of Assam at Dispur is 22 km from the university. The university is easily accessible from the Guwahati city; Guwahati has road, rail and air links from all parts of the country. A large number of bus services from parts of Assam have their station at Adabari bus stand which is 2 km from the campus.[11]

To automate their internal processes, Gauhati University has chosen Kalingasoft's flagship Education ERP solution, Greycells. This implementation has resulted in the complete automation of the university's academic, administrative and financial processes.

Library and regional center

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Krishna Kanta Handique Library

The North Eastern Regional Centre (NERC) of the Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR) is in the Gauhati University Central Library Extension Building. Along with Bangalore ICHR Regional Centre, this is the only regional centre in GU so far.

The university's Krishna Kanta Handique Library is a designated 'Manuscript Conservation Centre' (MCC) under the National Mission for Manuscripts established in 2003.[12]

The library is the largest in Assam, holding about 850,000 books, magazines, and journals in its collection. It also hosts about 5,000 valuable priceless manuscripts, some more than 300 years old.[13]

Controversy

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On 30 June 2024, the Assam Crime Investigation Department (CID) and local police arrested nine individuals, including three government officials, in connection with a mark sheet scam at Gauhati University. The scheme involved manipulating students' marks for a fee, with claims that the rates reached ₹16,000 for individual papers and up to ₹100,000 for all papers in a semester.[14]

Concerns were raised by the Postgraduate Students’ Union, prompting Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma to call for an investigation. The CID, assisted by university authorities, conducted raids in multiple locations, leading to the arrests of individuals identified as Azizul Haque, Krishan Krishnamurti, Ismail Hussain, Alomgir Khan, Moinul Haque, Hamezuddin, Abul Baser, Aminul Islam, and Shivtosh Mahato.[15]

The vice-chancellor of Gauhati University, Pratap Jyoti Handique, indicated that the mastermind behind the operation is an employee of the Integrated University Management System (IUMS). The investigation, initially focused on Barpeta, revealed further complexities, leading to ongoing inquiries and the possibility of additional arrests.[16]

On 30 September 2024, Gauhati University temporarily closed two boys’ hostels—RCC-1 and RCC-2—following a violent clash between students on 27 September, a day after the postgraduate elections.[17] The incident resulted in injuries to both students and security personnel, with some requiring intensive medical care.[18]

According to a notice issued by the university, the situation escalated due to the involvement of outsiders, leading to serious injuries. As a result, the administration ordered the immediate closure of the two hostels. Alternative accommodation arrangements were made for the residents of RCC-1 and RCC-2 in other hostels within the university campus.[19] The students were given a 48-hour window, ending at 4 pm on 2 October, to relocate, with the university providing transportation facilities to facilitate the move.[20]

The district administration and local law enforcement were called upon to maintain peace and security on the campus. The university, in its statement, emphasized its commitment to ensuring the safety of its students and preventing further incidents.[21] Wardens from other hostels were instructed to assist in the relocation process and ensure that mess facilities were available for the displaced students. The relocation was required to be completed by 2 October, and a final list of relocated boarders was to be submitted by 5 October.[22]

Disciplines

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Gauhati University offers a diverse range of postgraduate programs, including 23 courses in Master of Arts (MA), 21 courses in Master of Science (MSc), 5 courses in Master of Technology (MTech), 3 courses in Master of Medical Laboratory Science as well as programs in Master of Commerce (MCom), Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc), Master of Laws (LLM), MSc in Nursing, and Master of Tourism and Management (MTM).[23]

Admission Process

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The Gauhati University Post Graduate Entrance Test (GUPGET) is a mandatory examination for students seeking admission to various postgraduate disciplines. The test consists of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), each carrying 1 mark, leading to a total of 100 marks. The exam includes a negative marking scheme, where 0.25 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer. The examination duration is 2 hours. For admission into the various postgraduate programs, including MA, MSc, MCom, and others, 70% of all seats are reserved for graduates of Gauhati University, while the remaining 30% are open to graduates from other universities. At the end of the exam, invigilators collect both the answer sheets and the question papers from the candidates to ensure the security and confidentiality of the exam content, thereby keeping the questions undisclosed for future.[24]

For students belonging to the General Category (Unreserved category), a minimum score of 50 marks is required to secure a seat in their chosen discipline.[25] The registration fee for the GUPGET is Rs 1000 per subject.[26]

Seat Capacity

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Master of Arts (MA)

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Subject Intake Capacity[27]
Arabic 60
Anthropology 33
Assamese 88
Bengali 55
Bodo 48
Comparative Indian Literature 25
Economics 75
Education 60
English 76
Folklore Studies 25
Geography 40
Hindi 55
History 72
Linguistics 20
English Language Teaching 30
Mass Communication 38
Persian 15
Philosophy 72
Political Science 75
Psychology 33
Sanskrit 80
Sociology 55
Women's Studies 45
Total 1,418

Master of Science (MSc)

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Subject Intake Capacity[28]
Anthropology 33
Biotechnology 27
Botany 40
Chemistry 50
Computer Science 30
Information Technology 10
Electronics and Communication Technology 20
Environmental Management 15
Environmental Science 15
Geography 40
Geology 30
Herbal Science & Technology 30
Instrumentation & Applied Physics 20
Mathematics 90
Microbiology 10
Microelectronics & Advanced Communication 12
Physics 50
Radiological Physics 10
Statistics 30
Zoology 50
Wildlife Science 15
Total 455

Master of Technology (MTech)

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Subject Intake Capacity[29]
Material Science & Technology 18
Information Technology 20
Signal Processing & Communication 18
Signal Processing & VLSI 18
Bioprocess Technology 18
Total 92

Masters in Medical Laboratory Science

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Subject Intake Capacity[30]
Haematology & Blood Banking 5
Clinical Biochemistry 5
Medical Microbiology 5
Total 15

Master of Commerce (MCom)

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Subject Intake Capacity[31]
Commerce 71

Master of Laws (LLM)

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Subject Intake Capacity[32]
LLM 50

Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc)

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Subject Intake Capacity[33]
Library and Information Science 35

MSc in Nursing

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Subject Intake Capacity[34]
Psychiatric Nursing 20

Master of Tourism & Management (MTM)

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Subject Intake Capacity[35]
MTM 60

Off-Campus Courses

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Admission Procedure for PG Courses in Affiliated Colleges under Gauhati University

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To gain admission into the Post Graduate (PG) courses offered by affiliated colleges under Gauhati University, students are required to take the Gauhati University Post Graduate Entrance Test (GUPGET) for the relevant year. This entrance examination is mandatory for students aspiring to enroll in PG programs at these affiliated colleges. The PG courses available in these institutions are categorized as self-financing, allowing colleges to establish their own fee structures. As a result, tuition fees for these programs are typically double those of Gauhati University's own PG courses. Additionally, the fees paid at the time of admission for the first semester are non-refundable. Prospective students are advised to consider this policy carefully before finalizing their admission.[36] A total of 46 affiliated colleges offer more than 2,500 seats across various disciplines. These colleges provide programs in 11 subjects within the Humanities, 8 subjects in the Science stream, as well as courses in Commerce. The numbers in parentheses indicate the seat availability for each subject at the respective college or institute.[37]

Gauhati University Postgraduate Courses in Affiliated colleges[38]
College Name Location Subjects Available with Seat Intake
Anandaram Dhekial Phookan College Nagaon Assamese (40), Herbal Science & Technology (30), History (30)
Arya Vidyapeeth College Guwahati Mathematics (50), Chemistry (20)
Kaliabor College Kuwaritol Commerce (40), Education (25)
Jawaharlal Nehru College, Boko Boko Assamese (30), Mathematics (20)
K.C. Das Commerce College Guwahati Commerce (60)
Barnagar College Sorbhog Assamese (20), History (20), Political Science (20)
Khagarijan College Nagaon Assamese (25)
B. Borooah College Guwahati Botany (12), Chemistry (14), Geography (10), Zoology (12)
Lokopriya Gopinath Bordoloi Regional Institute of Mental Health Tezpur Psychiatric Nursing (12), Haematology & Blood Banking (5), Medical Microbiology (5), Clinical Biochemistry (5)
B.H. College Howly Assamese (20), Education (20), Commerce (70)
Mangaldai College Mangaldai Assamese (30)
Bagadhar Brahma Kishan College Barpeta Assamese (20)
MC College Barpeta Assamese (20), Botany (10)
Bikali College Dhupdhara Assamese (30), Geography (10)
Morigaon College Morigaon Geography (10), Zoology (10)
Biswanath College Biswanath Chariali Assamese (20)
Nalbari College Nalbari Assamese (50), English (20)
BMBB Commerce College Guwahati Commerce (50)
Nalbari Commerce College Nalbari Commerce (50)
Bholanath College Dhubri Assamese (25)
Nagaon GNDG Commerce College Nagaon Commerce (60)
Bongaigaon College Bongaigaon English (50), Hindi (20)
Nowgong Girls' College Nagaon Assamese (40), Geography (20)
BRM Government Law College Guwahati Law (20)
NEF College Guwahati Commerce (50), Sociology (60)
Chaygaon College Chaygaon Assamese (30)
NEF Law College Guwahati Law (50)
Darrang College Tezpur Assamese (30), Botany (20), Geography (15), Zoology (10)
NERIM Commerce College Guwahati Commerce (120)
Dimoria College Khetri Assamese (40), Economics (30), Environmental Management (20)
Pandu College Guwahati Assamese (30), Bengali (20), Economics (20), Education (30), Geography (20), History (25), Political Science (20), Zoology (22)
Dakshin Kamrup College Mirza Assamese (40), Zoology (10)
Paschim Guwahati Mahavidyalaya Dharapur Assamese (30), Political Science (20)
Dhubri Law College Dhuburi Law (20)
Pragjyotish College Guwahati Assamese (50), Education (20), Economics (20), Geography (15), Geology (10), Tourism Management (30), Zoology (10)
Dispur Law College Dispur Law (20)
Rangapara College Rangapara Hindi (20)
Dakshin Kamrup Girls' College Mirza Assamese (25)
Rangia College Rangia Assamese (20), Arabic (25), Bodo (20), Botany (10), Education (15), English (10), Sanskrit (15)
Dr Anita Baruah Sarmah College of Education Guwahati Education (60)
Rupahi College Rupahi Arabic (20)
Gauhati Commerce College Guwahati Commerce (60), Business Administration (60)
Sipajhar College Sipajhar Assamese (20)
Handique Girls College Guwahati Assamese (20), Botany (8), Chemistry (15), Zoology (15)
Sonapur College Sonapur Assamese (20), Geography (10), English (30)
Icon Commerce College Guwahati Commerce (40)
Suren Das College Hajo Political Science (20)
Jagiroad College Jagiroad Tourism Management (30)
Tezpur Law College Tezpur Law (30)
JB Law College Guwahati Law (50)
Tihu College Tihu Education (20), History (20)

Organisation and administration

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Governance

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Administrative Building

The G.U. Court, the Executive Council and the Academic Council are the authorities of the university.[39]

In August 2024, Professor Nani Gopal Mahanta was appointed as the Vice-Chancellor of the university.[40]

Faculties

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New Academic Building
Arts Building

Academic faculties

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The institution is divided into following academic units:[41]

Post Graduate Students' Union

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The Post Graduate Students' Union is the apex student representative body of Gauhati University. The first body of PGSU was formed in the year 1949. The first General Secretary was Biren Goswami. Gauhati University being the epicenter of student politics, the PGSU gets high recognition in the state. There are many General Secretaries as well as other office bearers of PGSU who have been involved in the active politics. The present General Secretary of PGSU is Parshwa Patgiri.[43]

Colleges

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Main article: List of colleges affiliated to Gauhati University

Its jurisdiction extends over 15 districts - Bajali district, Barpeta, Biswanath, Bongaigaon, Darrang, Dhubri, Goalpara, Hojai, Kamrup Metropolitan, Kamrup district, Morigaon, Nagaon, Nalbari, Sonitpur, South Salmara district.

Academics

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Rankings

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University rankings
General – international
QS (Asia) (2023)[44]601–650
Times (World) (2024)[45]1000-1200
General – India
NIRF (Overall) (2024)[46]57
NIRF (Universities) (2024)[47]40


Internationally, the QS World University Rankings ranked Gauhati University in the 601–650 band in Asia in 2023.[44]

In India, the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranked Gauhati University 57 overall[48] and 40 among universities[49] in 2024.

Notable people

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Notable alumni

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Notable faculty

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See also

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References

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