IQAC
About IQAC
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) plays a crucial role in the college's quality management system, focusing on maintaining and enhancing academic excellence. This cell is made up of faculty members, administrators, and stakeholders who work together to ensure continuous improvement through thorough self-assessment, feedback mechanisms, and strategic planning. By overseeing and evaluating various aspects of institutional performance—such as teaching, research, infrastructure, and student support services—the IQAC promotes a culture of quality assurance and innovation. This process ensures that the college meets its educational objectives and satisfies the needs and expectations of all stakeholders.
Functions of the IQAC
Develop Quality Benchmarks : Establish and implement quality benchmarks for academic and administrative activities within the college, in line with NAAC's Quality Indicator Framework (QIF).
Organize Orientation Programs : Conduct orientation programs for faculty and students to ensure they are well-informed about institutional goals and best practices.
Promote a Learner-Centric Environment :Foster an environment that is conducive to quality education and focuses on the needs and development of learners.
Collect Feedback : Gather assessments and feedback from students, parents, and other stakeholders to improve teaching, learning, and research quality.
Document and Report Activities : Maintain comprehensive documentation and reporting of the college's activities to meet higher education requirements.
Monitor Infrastructure : Ensure that the college’s infrastructural resources are adequate and suitable for teaching, learning, and research activities, as per NAAC's infrastructure evaluation standards.