VISION

      Tomosho Maa Jyotirgamaya - dispelling the darkness of ignorance, to lead the society towards light of knowledge by holding the beacon of education high is the vision of the college. To become a reliable centre of higher education and act as a torchbearer for overall and harmonious upliftment of society.  To cater to, nourish and cultivate the academic, intellectual and entrepreneurial aspiration of the locality for all round social progress.

MISSION

• • To impart quality higher education in the comparatively remote, economically disadvantaged riverine area lying at the juncture of Jorhat and Sivasagar districts.
  • To shape the career and character of the aspirant youths therein.
  • To work towards mental, physical, emotional and personality development of the students.
  • To inculcate and cultivate moral and spiritual values, traditional ethics, intellectual integrity, leadership quality, environmental awareness, reading environment, tolerance, nationalism in students.
  • To sensitize students on gender issues, environmental hazards, social evils, unemployment challenges, moral degradation etc.
  • To adapt students to the ever changing world, at the same time to retain Indian traditions, Indian value system, Assamese culture and tradition.
  • To motivate students to mould themselves as human resources and responsible citizens so that they can contribute to social harmony and overall development of society with collective effort.
  •  To become a nurturing ground for the future generations to evolve out of decades of social, political, economic upheaval of the region.

   Brief History    

Ghana Kanta Borah College, Tamulichiga is situated at a rural backdrop at Lahuwal village of Tamulichiga area, the marshy land on horse-shoe lake of Jhanji river at the junction of Jorhat and Sivasagar districts. It stands at a comparatively remote area approximately 7 kilometers from the nearest semi urban set up existing by the National Highway-37.  Although the college was started in 1983, it ran on the mercy of benevolent donors until the services only of the teaching and non-teaching staff got provincialised in 2021. The college took birth as a makeshift add-on institute in the Tamulichiga High School campus, amidst the turmoil of Assam Agitation. Later, by virtue of donations in the form of land, cash, kind and service by a multitude of local benefactors, the college was made to stand on the present day location on the wet wasteland over the horse-shoe lake of Jhanji river. The land and building were donated by different benevolent persons. A number of local educated persons volunteered without any remuneration to educate their brethren, lest they become succumbed to the prevalent socio-political upheaval of the 1980’s Assam. More and more persons carried forward the selfless service against a meager remuneration until their services got finally acknowledged and provincialised in the year 2021.