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The Department of Education (PG Section) organised an orientation programme for the M.A. Education 2026 batch on August 11, 2026 (Tuesday) at 11:00 AM in Room 405, Sikulpuikawn Campus. A total of 34 students attended the programme.

The programme was organised to warmly welcome the newly admitted students and familiarise them with the College, its academic environment, facilities, and expectations for postgraduate study. The programme was chaired by Dr Mary L. Renthlei. Dr Francis L. R. Puia Tlau led the Bible reading and prayer, followed by an address by Prof. Lalsangzuala Khiangte, Vice Principal. An introduction to the College was presented by Prof. R. Lalthankhumi, Head, PG Section, which was followed by a vote of thanks by the chairman.

The orientation programme provided the students with an opportunity to interact with faculty members and gain a better understanding of their new academic environment. The programme concluded on a positive note, with the students expressing enthusiasm and readiness to begin their postgraduate academic journeys.

On August 7, 2026 (Friday), the Department of Commerce, in association with the Entrepreneurship Knowledge Cell, GAC, conducted an outreach programme titled “Creative Catalyst” at St. Paul’s Higher Secondary School, Tlangnuam. The programme was designed to foster entrepreneurial intentions among the higher secondary school students by teaching them problem-solving skills. Mr. Zorinfela chaired the programme which started at 10:00 AM in the school auditorium. Dr. Lalnunmawii Ralte was the resource person and introduced the topic to the students. Afterwards, the students were divided into four groups and all the faculty members took turns mentoring them in identifying the problems they observed around their environment. The second part of the session was spent learning about the “5 Whys” of creative problem-solving.

The last speaker of the day was Dr. Zolianzuali, IQAC Coordinator, who introduced the College to the students. Mr. Vandingliana, Commerce lecturer, St. Paul's HSS, gave the vote of thanks to close the programme.

Under the chairmanship of Dr. Zolianzuali, Coordinator, IQAC, the orientation programme for the newly elected leaders of various clubs and extension bodies was held in the Conference Hall, Mualpui campus, on July 31, 2026 at 3 PM.

The opening remark was delivered by the Principal, Mr. Lalbiakzuala, who welcomed the club leaders as well as their respective teachers in-charge, and encouraged them to keep their clubs vibrant and impactful through active participation. The general rules and regulations governing the clubs and extension bodies were highlighted by Prof. Lalmalsawma Khiangte, Asst. Coordinator, IQAC.

At present, there are 20 official clubs and extension bodies in the College. Students are encouraged to enrol in at least one of these clubs in order to realise their potential.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing ceremony for the Skill Enhancement Courses offered by the College was held on July 27, 2026 (Monday) at 3:00 p.m. in the Conference Hall, Mualpui Campus.

As part of the College's commitment to promoting skill-based education under the National Education Policy (NEP), ten skill courses have been introduced, approved by Mizoram University for implementation. To facilitate these courses, 14 expert instructors from various professional fields have been formally engaged to conduct different skill enhancement courses.

The MoU signing marked the official commencement of their association with the institution.

The programme was attended by the Principal, the Chairman of the NEP Implementation Committee, course coordinators, instructors and the faculty in-charges of the various skill enhancement courses.

The Department of Mizo, Class of 2026 successfully completed a study tour in Kolkata during June 29 to July 4, 2026. There were 11 female and 18 male students, assisted by faculty member Daniel Vanlaldampuia, making a total of 30 people. They traveled from Sairang to Kolkata by direct train and stayed at Navaprajanma Youth Hostel, Salt Lake Stadium. They hired a bus to go around and visit the places on their itinerary. During this tour, they visited Victoria Memorial, the Zoo, Indian Museum, Science City, Mother’s Wax Museum and Eco Park, and had a very fruitful and enjoyable time. The students who went on this trip were able to travel using money they earned and pooled themselves, which is truly commendable.