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IQAC Profile

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) serves as the primary body for quality assurance, established in line with the directives of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). It operates as a crucial mechanism for the ongoing enhancement of quality within higher education institutions. The IQAC is dedicated to the development, maintenance, and improvement of quality across all academic and administrative functions.
This cell acts as a catalyst for cultivating a culture of excellence by initiating, planning, and overseeing various quality assurance initiatives. It guarantees systematic documentation, transparency, and accountability in the operations of the institution. Through consistent monitoring and evaluation, the IQAC encourages innovation, advocates for best practices, and aligns institutional activities with both national and international quality standards.

Our Vision

To develop and sustain a student-centric quality culture in the institution that promotes excellence in teaching, learning, research, innovation, extension activities, and governance, thereby contributing to the holistic development of students and the overall growth of the institution.

Our Mission

  • To ensure continuous improvement in academic and administrative performance through effective quality assurance practices. 
  • To create a learner-centric environment supported by innovative, inclusive, and outcome-based teaching-learning processes. 
  • To encourage students’ participation in research, innovation, skill development, and extension activities for their academic and professional growth. 
  • To promote the adoption of best practices, use of modern technology, and value-based education for enhancing student competencies. 
  • To strengthen stakeholder participation and institutionalize internal quality assurance mechanisms for sustainable institutional development.

Objectives

  • To establish and implement quality benchmarks and standards for both academic and administrative functions of the institution. 
  • To create an environment that supports effective teaching, learning, evaluation, and continuous improvement. 
  • To arrange workshops, seminars, conferences, and training programs focused on quality-related themes and academic excellence. 
  • To record, promote, and share the best practices adopted by the institution for quality enhancement.
  • To compile, prepare, and present the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to National Assessment and Accreditation Council regularly. 
  • To gather feedback from students, teachers, alumni, parents, and employers and ensure the implementation of corrective and preventive measures. 
  • To encourage the institutionalization of quality assurance strategies and a culture of continuous improvement within the institution. 

Functions

  • Development, implementation, and monitoring of quality policies and quality assurance mechanisms. 
  • Ensuring prompt, efficient, and progressive performance of academic and administrative departments. 
  • Assessing academic strategies, curriculum implementation, teaching-learning processes, and evaluation techniques. 
  • Maintaining and documenting records of all activities related to quality assurance and institutional development. 
  • Conducting internal and external academic and administrative audits for continuous quality improvement.
  • Promoting student-centric learning environments and technology-enabled teaching methodologies. 
  • Organizing faculty development programs, orientation sessions, workshops, and seminars to enhance professional competencies. 
  • Encouraging research activities, innovation, extension programs, and community engagement initiatives. 
  • Monitoring the effective implementation of institutional policies, academic plans, and quality initiatives. 
  • Supporting the preparation and submission of reports required by statutory and accreditation bodies.

Quality Initiatives

The IQAC regularly undertakes initiatives such as: –

  • Online feedback system from stakeholders.
  • Faculty development programmes (FDPs).
  • Utilization of ICT in the educational process.
  • Oversight of the academic calendar and teaching plans.
  • Initiatives for a green campus and programs for environmental awareness.
  • Activities focused on extension, outreach, and community involvement.
  • Improvement of the mentoring system and enhancement of student support services.
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