Kokborok Department

Year of Establishment: 2020

Profile of the Department:
The Department of Kokborok is committed to promoting the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of Tripura through the study and preservation of the Kokborok language. It fosters an environment of intellectual growth by encouraging critical analysis, cultural awareness, and innovative thinking. The department plays a vital role in shaping socially responsible individuals by instilling a deep understanding of their language, literature, and traditions. The department emphasizes the holistic development of students, nurturing their academic, social, and professional skills while encouraging ethical perspectives. Through various programs, it aims to equip students with a strong foundation in Kokborok language studies and cultural appreciation.

Courses Offered:
The college offers a Bachelor of Arts in Kokborok Major and Minor as per NEP 2020. This course provides an in-depth exploration of the Kokborok language, literature, and culture, along with practical training in linguistics and creative expression. Students study traditional and contemporary Kokborok literary works, gaining insights into the language’s evolution and cultural significance. Alongside literary studies, students engage in projects to develop translation, creative writing, and linguistic analysis skills. The program emphasizes cultural preservation, critical thinking, and effective communication, preparing students for careers in teaching, translation, research, and cultural advocacy.

Career Prospects of Kokborok Majors:
Graduates of Kokborok studies gain valuable skills in critical analysis, cultural interpretation, and linguistic proficiency, paving the way for careers in teaching, translation, cultural preservation, and public administration. They are well-suited for roles in tribal welfare departments, media, research organizations, and NGOs working on cultural and linguistic documentation.

Kokborok majors also contribute to promoting regional literature and language preservation through roles in publishing, broadcasting, and creative writing. Their linguistic expertise and cultural knowledge make them assets in developing educational content and advocating for indigenous rights. Furthermore, Kokborok studies foster leadership and entrepreneurial thinking, enabling graduates to work effectively in community development and cultural promotion initiatives.

Eligibility for Admission:
10+2 Pass with Kokborok or any related language subject as one of the subjects.