The College publishes its prospectus and Academic Calendar every year. The prospectus contains information on history of the College, courses of study, list of faculty members and other staff, admission procedure, college and library rules, fee structure, NSS, students’ union, etc. 

All the students of the College are from within the State of Assam. Over thirty years of its functioning, the College has produced 544 graduates. Two students have succeeded in R.I.T. and CSIR examinations.  

The College admitted 112 students in the year 2000-01 and 151 in the year 2001-02. Out of these numbers, the numbers of students in the science stream were 35 and 33 respectively in the two years, rest of the students being in the Arts Stream. In the academic session 2002-03, the College has 284 students on its rolls, with only 26 students in the science stream. The success rate of students is below 50%.

Government Merit scholarships and stipends for Scheduled Castes and Tribes and Backward Classes are available to students of the college.

A career counseling cell has been recently formed which offers counseling for the students on one day every week. Some teachers offer academic and personal counseling to students.

Namrup College has an Alumni Association formed on 16^th.September, 2002. It now observes 16^th. September as the ‘Alumni Day.’ The Alumni Association, though newly formed, has donated books, a steel almirah for the library, Rs. 5000 in cash for the purchase of new books and has done earth-filling work at the College cycle-stand site. It has also published its souvenir and plans to undertake some development work in future.

The College offers some indoor and outdoor games for the recreation of the students though it lacks proper facilities. It publishes a students’ magazine every two years. Cultural programmes are organised by the College on the occasion of ‘Freshman Social’ and during the College Week. Various competitions on debating, recitation, dancing etc. are held on this occasion and only the freshers can participate in them. Cultural programmes form a part of the NSS Special Camp as well. The College has a television set and a tape recorder for the entertainment of the students.

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