NAAC Awareness Program

Event Date: 18^th - 19^th November 2024

The School of Computer Application & Technology (SCAT) at Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology organized a two-day NAAC Awareness Program on the 18th and 19th of November 2024 in Room No. C201. The program aimed to familiarize faculty and coordinators with the NAAC accreditation process, focusing on the Self-Study Report (SSR) Manual, the Distribution of Weightages across the 7 Criteria, and the 34 Key Indicators (KIs).

The event began with an inaugural address by Dr. Vineeta Khemchandani (Dean, SCAT), Dr. Kavita, and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Singh, who highlighted the importance of NAAC accreditation in institutional development. Overall Criteria Coordinators presented detailed sessions on their respective criteria, covering essential documentation, evaluation metrics, and implementation strategies.

Interactive sessions provided a platform for faculty to resolve queries and share best practices. The program successfully equipped participants with the knowledge and tools needed to contribute to the institution’s quality assurance and accreditation efforts.

The School of Computer Application & Technology (SCAT) at Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology successfully conducted a NAAC Awareness Program on the 18th and 19th of November 2024. The program aimed to enhance faculty awareness and understanding of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) accreditation process and its critical role in institutional development.

Objectives:

The program focused on providing comprehensive insights into the Self-Study Report (SSR) Manual, the Distribution of Weightages across the 7 Criteria, and the 34 Key Indicators (KIs). It sought to prepare faculty and coordinators to meet NAAC’s quality standards effectively.

Program Details:

1. Inaugural Session:
   The event commenced with an inaugural address by Vineeta Khemchandani, Dean of the School of Computer Application & Technology, Dr. Kavita, and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Singh. The speakers emphasized the significance of NAAC accreditation in driving institutional growth and fostering academic excellence. They encouraged all attendees to actively engage in the sessions and contribute to the institution’s quality assurance journey.
   
   
2. SSR Manual Review:
   The session introduced the faculty to the SSR Manual, highlighting the distribution of weightages across the seven criteria and key indicators. This segment provided clarity on how to approach data collection, documentation, and reporting to meet NAAC requirements.
   
   
3. Presentations by Criteria Coordinators:
   The event featured detailed presentations by the Overall Criteria Coordinators, who elaborated on the key aspects of their respective criteria:
   1. Criteria 1 (Dr. Neetu Sharma):Curricular Aspects
   2. Criteria 2 (Dr. Ashish Kumar):Teaching-Learning and Evaluation
   3. Criteria 3 (Dr. Sudeshna Chakraborty):Research, Innovations, and Extension
   4. Criteria 4 (Dr. Shambhu Kumar Jha):Infrastructure and Learning Resources
   5. Criteria 5 (Dr. Rajiv Sharma and Dr. Shivani Joshi):Student Support and Progression
   6. Criteria 6 (Dr. Vinod Kumar):Governance, Leadership, and Management

Each presentation provided insights into the documentation process, evaluation metrics, and actionable strategies for meeting the respective criteria effectively.

4. Interactive Sessions:
   The program included interactive Q&A sessions, where faculty and coordinators raised queries and discussed best practices. These discussions encouraged collaborative problem-solving and shared learning among participants.
   
   
5. Closing Remarks and Feedback:
   The event concluded with closing remarks by the organizing committee, who thanked the coordinators and participants for their active involvement. Participants expressed their satisfaction with the program's structured content and practical guidance.
   

Event Outcome

The NAAC Awareness Program organized by the School of Computer Application & Technology proved to be an informative and impactful initiative. It prepared faculty and coordinators to address NAAC requirements effectively and fostered a culture of quality assurance within the institution. Under the guidance of Dr. Vineeta Khemchandani, Dr. Kavita, and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Singh, the program marked a significant step toward achieving institutional excellence at GCET.

Mentor Name – Prof. (Dr.) Vineeta Khemchandani

Department Name – Department of Computer Applications and Technology

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