IQAC

Sr.no Narration Year Download
1 AQAR 2012-13 Download
2 AQAR 2013-14 Download
3 AQAR 2014-15 Download
4 AQAR 2015-16 Download
5 AQAR 2016-17 Download
6 AQAR 2017-18 Download
7 AQAR 2018-19 Download
8 AQAR 2019-20 Download
9 AQAR 2020-21 Download
10 AQAR 2021-22 Download
Sr.no IQAC Proceedings Links
1 IQAC Meeting 2013-14 View
2 IQAC Meeting 2014-15 View
3 IQAC Meeting 2015-16 View
4 IQAC Meeting 2016-17 View
5 IQAC Meeting 2017-18 View
6 IQAC Meeting 2018-19 View
Sr.no Reports Links
1 Action Taken Report 2018-19 View
2 Action Taken Report 2019-20 View
3 Action Taken Report 2020-21 View
4 Action Taken Report 2021-22 View
5 Action Taken Report 2022-23 View
1. Perspective Plan 2019-20 to 2024-25 View
2. Perspective Plan 2012-13 to 2018-19 View
3. Perspective Plan 2019-20 to 2014-25 View
Undertaking by Principal Download
Strategic Plan View
Strategic Plan 2013-14 View
Strategic Plan 2014-15 View
Strategic Plan 2015-16 View
Strategic Plan 2016-17 View
Strategic Plan 2017-18 View
Strategic Plan 2018-19 View
Strategic Plan 2019-20 View
Strategic Plan 2020-21 View
Strategic Plan 2021-22 View
Strategic Plan 2022-23 View
16 Points Action Plan View
1 NAAC Certificate 3rd Cycle View
2 NAAC Certificate 2rd Cycle View
3 ISO Certificate View
4 Karmveer Paritoshik View
1 ARYOGYAM SARVATHA View
2 Kids (Karmaveer Impetus Development Scheme) View
3 Best Practices Report 2018-19 View
4 Best Practices Report 2019-20 View
5 Best Practices Report 2020-21 View
6 Best Practices Report 2021-22 View
7 Best Practices Report 2022-23 View
1 Institutional Distinctiveness 2018-19 View
2 Institutional Distinctiveness 2019-20 View
3 Institutional Distinctiveness 2020-21 View
4 Institutional Distinctiveness 2021-22 View
5 Institutional Distinctiveness 2022-23 View
1 SELF STUDY REPORT View
1 Knowledge Bank View
2 Workshop on Mapping Attainment of CO's,PO's and PSO's View
AAA Reports 2020-21   2021-22 
Vision

To be the platform in its limitation to motivate the students and work in coordination with fellow faculty members to realize the objectives of MHRD agencies with the objectives of the Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara, the parent institute and the college in periodical and phased manner.

Mission

To help fellow faculty for changing mind set towards self-evaluation, developing sense of belongingness, accountability and innovations in their being teachers and a part of the college.

Objectives

- To create suitable ambience among the fellow faculty and students through dialogical manner for the student-centric activities and execution of all the IQAC policies

- To encourage and help the fellow faculty for using advanced teaching aids and ICT tools in their TLP and research endeavour

- To motivate fellow staff for introduction and institutionalization of the value-added/ skill development courses and development of students’ employability

- To motivate fellow staff for introduction and institutionalization of the short duration skill development courses and the best practices.

- To initiate MoUs, collaborations/ agreements with the external agencies and local stakeholders for qualitative improvement of the college

- To suggest the management of the college to undertake adequate infrastructural development, qualitative improvement of library and support staff as per the changing scenario of higher education

To motivate stakeholders for development of social and environmental consciousness

To encourage and prepare the fellow faculty for periodic assessment and accreditation of the college by internal and external agencies

INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTH

- Credibility among the hearts and souls of the stakeholders

- Sound reputation of the management and its tremendous trust in society

- Earned trust of GOs, NGOs and social bodies

- Social commitment through extension activities and outreach programmes

- Think Globally, Act Locally policy

- Readiness for positive change

- Qualified and experienced staff



INSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESS

- Placement rate is to be enriched in Arts faculty particularly

- Alumni share needs to be enhanced

- Government does not provide non-salary grants

- Ban on non-teaching staff recruitment

- Limited number of university course choices for students



INSTITUTIONAL OPPORTUNITY

- Affiliated to a university status provides scope for introducing professional courses

- Rural background provides opportunity to introduce PG programmes

- To sustain as ‘Top College’ in the region

- To apply for College with Potentials for Excellence status

- To be assessed by external agencies like NAAC and ISO



INSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE

- Competition of other institutions

- Distance education mode

- Outburst of the professional colleges and students’ changing trend

- Local migration of students



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