Out of which following numbers of seats will be allotted for major in the respective subjects[9] - Other UG courses includes BSc in Biotechnology, Bachelor in Computer Applications (UIL) (BCA), BA in Journalism and Mass Communication and their seats distributions are given below -: Here are some cut-off percentages for Pandu College for Undergraduate courses[13] -: The Pandu college has a campus area of 3.95 acres.

While the college received a B+ grade from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), the size of the campus was noted as one of its weakest points.

The lack of progress in expanding the campus also points to the possibility of inadequate planning, coordination challenges, or institutional stagnation within the administration.

This stagnant development highlights the college's continued struggle with physical space, which remains one of the major limitations for accommodating its growing student body and improving overall campus facilities.

In 1960, a group of local leaders, including prominent freedom fighter Sri Deben Sarma, identified the need for higher education in western Guwahati, which lacked such institutions at the time.

The NF Railway granted permission to use the vacated Netaji Vidyapeeth premises and a 99-year lease for 3.95 acres of land to establish the college.

On September 5, 1962, Pandu College was inaugurated, with Sri Radhika Ram Das, Minister of State for Revenue, as the chief guest.

The library holds a diverse collection of more than 47,500 printed books, including textbooks and reference materials across Arts, Science, and Commerce disciplines.