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Quality assurance

Internal Quality Assurance Cell

The IQAC provides a participative, ongoing system for quality enhancement, institutional review and academic excellence.

Introduction

A sustained approach to quality

In line with NAAC’s post-accreditation quality-sustenance guidance, the Internal Quality Assurance Cell is embedded in the institutional system to advance continuous quality enhancement.

Its prime task is to develop conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in overall institutional performance. It channels institutional effort towards holistic academic excellence, rather than operating as a separate hierarchical or record-keeping unit.

Objectives & strategies

Building quality into everyday work

Academic and administrative performance

Develop a system for conscious, consistent improvement in academic and administrative performance.

Quality culture

Promote quality through internalisation of a quality culture and institutionalisation of best practices.

Equitable access

Support relevant, affordable academic and research programmes for all sections of society.

Teaching and learning

Optimise and integrate modern teaching-learning methods and maintain credible evaluation procedures.

Support services

Ensure adequate maintenance and allocation of institutional support structures and services.

Research networks

Encourage sharing of research findings and networking with institutions in India and abroad.

Functions & benefits

What IQAC facilitates

Institutional focus

  • Clarity and focus in institutional functioning towards quality enhancement.
  • Internalisation of the quality culture.
  • Coordination of institutional activities and good practices.

Evidence-based improvement

  • A sound basis for decision-making and institutional improvement.
  • A dynamic system for quality changes in higher education.
  • Organised documentation and internal communication.
IQAC composition

Committee

MemberRole / designation
Prof. Dr. Milind K. PatelPrincipal & Chairperson
Prin. Makarand N. PatilManagement Representative
Shri Mayur D. PatilIndustrialist
Dr. Milind M. PatilIQAC Coordinator
Dr. Vajih AsharIQAC Secretary
Prof. Dr. S. D. Sindkhedkar; Prof. Dr. S. K. Tayade; Mrs. Prof. Dr. A. H. JobanputraProfessor members
Dr. Y. K. Shrisath; Dr. D. M. Gangurde; Dr. P. P. Jagtap; Dr. A. R. KambleAssistant Professor members
Shri S. M. Bhandarkar; Shri G. G. Sonar; Student Council MemberAdministrative staff and student representatives
Quality framework

Policies, records and reports

The original IQAC page records policy documents, meeting records and accreditation reporting for institutional reference.

Policies

Institutional policies

Administrative, inclusive, research, examination, grievance and green policies guide institutional practice.

Minutes & ATR

Review and action

IQAC meeting minutes and Action Taken Reports are recorded for 2021–22, 2022–23 and 2023–24.

AQAR & SSR

Accreditation records

AQAR reports are listed for 2017–18 through 2022–23, alongside SSR and supporting-document records.

Institutional best practices

Learning beyond the classroom

Best Practice I

Writers’ Workshop

The Navlekhan Navgeet Workshop encourages literary expression, values and ethics. Activities include Navlekhan workshops, a visit to a writer, and Hindi Pakhwada programmes.

Best Practice II

Research and Innovation Activity

Research-oriented activities include budding research, science forums, computer literacy, NET/SET/GATE workshops and the Avishkar Research Conclave.

Perspective plan

Strategic priorities

The IQAC perspective plan aligns its work with NAAC quality indicators.

Curriculum

Certificate courses, academic flexibility, field projects and structured stakeholder feedback.

Teaching and evaluation

ICT-enabled teaching, e-learning, internal evaluation, visits and experiential learning.

Research and extension

Research projects, infrastructure, MoUs, student exposure and strengthened NSS/NCC outreach.

Learning resources

Improved ICT, library and e-resources, connectivity, campus maintenance and sports facilities.

Student progression

Scholarships, skills development, career guidance, bridge courses and alumni engagement.

Governance and green practice

Professional development, audits, NIRF participation, environmental awareness and community engagement.

Explore institutional records

Continue to the Research & Downloads hub for linked academic resources and related quality information.