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OUR MISSIONS (AIMS AND PURPOSE)

 The college was founded with the following aims and purposes.  These shall continue to be the guiding principles and fundamental basis for its existence.

    1. To foster the progress of education and to bring about a more abundant life through quality education.
    2. To provide necessary vocational education and training with a view to impart practical skills to students for self-employment and meaningful life.
    3. To provide sound and mature leadership by educating men and women to develop positive attitudes and to give guidance for correct living in moral, social, economic, political and spiritual life.
    4. To lead men and women to consecrate their lives to the service of humanity with the love of God and the spirit of sacrifice.
    5. To preserve, promote, learn and respect the rich cultural heritage of peoples far and near.
    6. To develop the college into a prestigious centre for learning by providing higher education of learning it may deem fit, proper and relevant to the people.

 

COLLEGE MINISTRY

The Baptist College Ministry is involved in helping the students of the college develop a healthy and positive attitude and seeks to inculcate in them moral and spiritual values through the various activities undertaken by it.

The college ministry functions under the guidance of the Chaplain and the Students’ Counsellor along with a team of students selected to form the executives of the Baptist College Fellowship. All students of the college irrespective of any differences comes under the care of the Baptist College Fellowship once admitted into the college.

The Baptist College Ministry team is involved in the following activities:

  1. Devotional Services: Devotional services are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays for the different classes of both the Arts and Commerce sections. The participation of the students in these services is encouraged and this provides them an opportunity to explore their talents. It is a platform where they can exercise and develop their public skills.
  2. College Camp: The ministry also organizes a camp every year,  for a period of four days. The camp is where the ministry seeks to impact the lives of the campers with spiritual values and encourage them to develop a relationship with God. The camp focuses on small group Bible studies, dealing with challenging issues of life and helping them find a Christian response to these issues.
  3. The BCF is also partly involved in the Student Christian Fellowship (SCF). SCF is a Fellowship for students in Kohima which meets at 10:00 AM on Sundays at the Baptist College Campus.  Although the SCF is not directly associated with the Baptist College Fellowship, many of the BCF members are involved in organizing the SCF on Sundays.  SCF functions independently and has a wider audience reaching out to many students and hostellers from other colleges

 

REGULATIONS & INFORMATION

  1. A student on joining the college is directly responsible to the Principal.
  2. Insubordination to the college authority or misconduct may lead to expulsion.
  3. Drunkenness from alcohol/drugs in the college is prohibited.
  4. Damage of college property shall be paid for by the student concerned.
  5. Attendance at lecture is compulsory.  A student whose attendance is not satisfactory may have his/her name struck off from the register or detained from writing his/her examination. Nagaland University prescribes a minimum of 75% attendance in class. These requirements will be strictly enforced.
  6. Leave of absence of any kind will not be granted to students during class tests/examinations.  This includes sick leave.
  7. Results of students will be determined by combining marks secured at the internal assessment, which includes class tests, paper presentations, assignments writings as prescribed by the university.
  8. Progress report containing periodic performance of test/examination and class attendance will be sent to parents/guardians of the student.
  9. Identity Card is issued to students on payment.
  10. Students are required to produce their identity card whenever asked for by the college authority.
  11. Students whose parents are not in Kohima must have a proper local guardian in Kohima.
  12. A student may be asked to leave the college on grounds of unsatisfactory academic progress, irregular attendance at classes, an act of indiscipline or non-payment of college fees in time.
  13. All Christian students are required to attend devotional services conducted once a week for every semester.
  14. No society/union can be formed in the college without the permission of the Principal nor shall any person be invited to address a meeting in the college without prior permission from the Principal.
  15. One academic session consists of six (6) months.
  16. Baptist College does not organize/sponsor any kind of picnic. As such, the college authority will have no involvement nor will own any responsibility in this matter.