This initiative provides financial assistance to enhance life science and biotechnology education and training at the undergraduate level.

The departments are engaged in organizing programs such as seminars on biotechnology, student awareness initiatives, and visits to advanced laboratories and institutions.

Additionally, the scheme supports exposure visits to neighboring institutes to assist students with project and dissertation work, as well as the acquisition of relevant books and journals.

[3] Since 2016, the College has operated an Institutional Biotech Hub, supported financially by the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India.

The Hub regularly hosts student-centric workshops, seminars, and competitions, such as poster presentations and science quizzes, to foster scientific interest and skills.

[4] The North East Corner of the library features a specialized collection of books focusing on the language, literature, art, culture, history, social sciences, and technological development of North-East India.

B. Borooah College serves a diverse student population, including applicants from various northeastern states and Assam.

[7] B. Borooah College has announced the cut-off marks for admission to its highly demanding undergraduate programs for the academic year 2023-2024.

[11] On September 13, 2024, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced a grant of ₹10 crore along with additional land allocations to facilitate the expansion of the B. Borooah College campus area.

Primarily designed to host functions, it is a spacious and well-structured venue equipped to accommodate a large number of attendees.

The auditorium plays a crucial role during the admission process for Higher Secondary (HS), Undergraduate (UG), and Postgraduate (PG) programs, as all admission-related formalities and procedures are conducted here annually.

Its convenient location near the entry gate and the availability of essential amenities make it an indispensable space for fostering the academic and extracurricular environment of the institution.

[19] The college grew under the shadow of World War II and as a part of the nationalistic struggle against foreign rule.

It has been linked with many notable figures, including Bharat Ratna Gopinath Bordoloi, Assam's first Chief Minister, who was also the founder and first honorary principal.