The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is a mandatory, participative, and facilitative
administrative body responsible for all quality-related matters. It serves as the primary
mechanism for the institution's continuous pursuit of academic and administrative excellence.
IQAC aims to improve institutional performance through consistent action. It is responsible
for fostering an institutional culture focused on quality and best practices.
Composition of the IQAC Cell
The IQAC composition includes a representative contingent of five faculty members across
various departments. These individuals are selected for their respected integrity, commitment
to improving the quality of teaching and learning, and awareness of the institution's ground
realities
Objectives
The primary aims of the IQAC are to develop a system for conscious, consistent, and
catalytic action to improve the institution's performance and to promote a quality culture.
To enhance academic and administrative performance.
To internalize and institutionalize a quality culture and best practices.
To provide a sound basis for decision-making aimed at institutional improvement.
To build an organized methodology for documentation and internal communication.
Key Functions and Activities
The IQAC is the nodal agency for coordinating quality-related activities within the college.
Key functions include:
Developing benchmarks: Creating and applying quality parameters for various activities.
Facilitating a learner-centric environment: Promoting modern, participatory teaching and
learning processes.
Managing feedback: Arranging for, collecting, and analyzing feedback responses from
students, parents, and other stakeholders.
Organizing programs: Conducting workshops, seminars, and training sessions on quality-
related themes for teaching and non-teaching staff.
Documentation and reporting: Maintaining an institutional database (MIS) and preparing
the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) for submission to NAAC.
Auditing: Periodically conducting academic and administrative audits and implementing
follow-up actions.
Promoting research: Encouraging research activities, publications in recognized journals,
and networking with other institutions.
Ensuring infrastructure adequacy: Monitoring the proper allocation and maintenance of
support structures and services.
Implementing best practices: Identifying, adopting, and disseminating best practices across
the institution.