16 Annual Report - NAAC

th16 Annual Report2009-10

NAAC

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1. Introduction............................................................................. 1

1.1 Prelude............................................................................................... 1

1.2 NAAC: Objectives............................................................................ 4

1.3 Structure of NAAC.......................................................................... 5

2. Council and Committee Members........................................... 6

3. Academic Activities.................................................................. 19

3.1 Introduction...................................................................................... 19

3.2 Programmes at Headquarters.......................................................... 21

3.3 Northern Region............................................................................... 40

3.4 Eastern and North Eastern Region................................................. 41

3.5 Western Region................................................................................. 43

3.6 Southern Region............................................................................... 45

3.7 International Academic Activities................................................... 48

3.8 Library and Information Centre.................................................... 52

3.9 Staff participation............................................................................ 53

4. Future Plans............................................................................. 60

5. Administrative Activities.......................................................... 64

6. Finance and Accounts.............................................................. 66

7. Annexures................................................................................ 81

7.1 Staff of NAAC.................................................................................. 81

7.2 Calendar of Meetings....................................................................... 84

7.3 International Visitors to NAAC...................................................... 86

7.4 List of Institutions Accredited by NAAC...................................... 89

7.5 List of Publications........................................................................... 122

7.6 List of HEIs sanctioned financial assistance by NAAC................ 123

7.7 Bar Diagram...................................................................................... 125

Contents

NAAC for Quality & Excellence in Higher Education 1

1Introduction

ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10

1.1 Prelude

The principle that quality education could become an instrument par excellence for National

Development enunciated in the Education Commission Report (1964-66), led to the emergence of

standards in Indian Education. However the issue remained in the periphery until the National Policy on

Education (NPE), 1986, and the subsequent Programme of Action (POA); 1992, laid great stress on

reviving the quality side of education at every level As an outcome of the ideas contained in the NPE and thPOA, the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) was established in 16 September

1994 as a creative idea to give positive thrust in the direction of quality enhancement of the Indian

Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Since its establishment, the impact of NAAC on the National

Higher Education scenario has been direct and spontaneous. The process of quality assessment and

accreditation offered an entirely different frame of reference and work, milieu for educational endeavors.

NAAC's vision and mission statements reflect quality as an internal mechanism driving continuous

improvement. NAAC strongly believes that assuring and ensuring quality is largely the institution's own

responsibility. Quality cannot be imposed or regimented. It has to originate as a measure internal to the

institution and is essentially an outcome of the institutional level initiatives. The overriding concern in

quality assessment by NAAC is a means of understanding the HEI in a perspective through validation

and performance evaluation of the various academic and administrative processes of the institution.

NAAC has thus recognized and set its vision and mission with emphasis on building quality on the inner

strengths of the functional units of the institutions themselves; which promote and cultivate enriching

learning environments through planned educational processes. NAAC's ultimate goal is to develop a

quality culture wherein quality consciousness and striving for excellence will become powerful internal

driving forces at ad levels of colleges and universities.


Look through the evolutionary stages of NAAC, it becomes evident that NAAC has been nurturing

the quality of the institutions by attempting to make the whole exercise of Assessment and Accreditation

(A&A) to be essentially "home grown". Quality has to be tendered with great care, supported and

nurtured with the contribution of every member of the institution and the whole process has to result in

a socially acknowledged and appreciable exercise.

Even the earliest initiatives of NAAC reflect the NAAC's recognition of the importance and strong

need of Internal Quality Assurance Cells (IQACs) as the nurturing units of institutional quality. This is

visible from the fact that NAAC's process has never been mandatory. For long it remained as a quality

facilitating process and the prerogative of the HEIs to opt for assessment of their quality levels by

NAAC. Unless our HEIs and their stakeholders are willing and ready to acknowledge and approve the

good practices and quality levels of the institutional academic and administrative processes; the quality

culture is destined to be swallowed by waves emanating from an ocean of mediocrity. Despite the various

hurdles (real or imagined) if a symbiotic relationship could be established among HEIs, various agencies

and the society as a whole, surely Quality Assurance can be ensured. If HEIs can discharge their rightful

responsibilities, they can legitimately feel proud of accolades and appreciation for quality achievement.

This is the type of paradigm shift that NAAC has been pioneering since its inception through the

promotion of IQACs.

It is a fact that a large chunk of Indian institutions that have little exposure to modern management

practices and newer developments look up to agencies like NAAC to guide them build their Quality

Assurance (QA) Systems. To meet the expectations of such institutions, NAAC recommended the

establishment of IQACs in each college and make them functional. As part of such initiative by NAAC,

guidelines were drawn way back in the year 2002 to enable HEIs to initiate and establish IQACs to

achieve Quality and ensure Quality sustenance and enhancement. (Besides suggesting the composition

of IQACs with ample representation from stakeholders, local community, academic, administrative and

management components, NAAC has also provided the reporting templates to guide the institutions in

effective functioning of the IQAC. As NAAC evolved and matured over its 16 years of existence,

constantly striving to contribute to the quality improvement of the dynamic, complex and diverse Indian

HE system, the HEIs ecology also underwent dramatic changes. In its nascent years, NAAC

promulgated IQACs as a post accreditation initiative and built it into the Minimum Institutional

Requirements(MIRs) for HEIs while opting for re-accreditation. (Experiences of these institutions

strengthened the belief of NAAC that it is the IQACs of the HEIs which will provide direction and help

in pooling the institution's collective endeavor to constantly and consistently move forward enhancing

credibility of the educational process they are engaged in. (The increasing pressure on the HEIs to prove

their response to change and thirst for excellence and quality changed the institutional approaches to

quality. This led NAAC to re-look at its processes in a prospective manner and since 2007 (when NAAC

NAAC for Quality & Excellence in Higher Education2

has adopted the current methodology), establishment of the IQACs in every HEIs has become a pre-

requisite for A&A process. NAAC's assessment now puts ample thrust not just on the existence of an

IQAC but on the performance of IQACs and the functional IQAC is one of the important evaluatory

aspect in the A&A process of NAAC.

An important outcome of the IQAC's is the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) which is a

compilation of the initiatives and their impact on the quality of the institutions. The AQARs also serve

the purpose of reporting and showcasing the functioning of the institution to the regulatory and funding

agencies and accountability to the stakeholders. Now it is also mandated that the accredited institutions

submit the AQAR, to NAAC. Apart from the various functions mentioned earlier the AQARs are also

used by the institutions as advocatory and propagatory material. NAAC is striving hard to evaluate the

AQARs and guide institutions to achieve quality and excellence. Once these reports are posted on the

website, stakeholders would look the external and internal benchmarking besides attract the feedback

from the stakeholders. They can be used for introspection and continuous improvement by the faculty.

Quality can thrive only with collective efforts of the stakeholders. Such a paradigm is what NAAC aims at

to lay a clear path for quality culture and excellence.

It goes without saying that Internal Quality As surance and A&A by NAAC are two inseparable sides

of the same coin. The failure to make them work-in unison will lead to mistrust and collapse of the

system. Quality Assurance is a positive, collective and inclusive approach to ensure effectiveness in the

institutional processes. NAAC expects the IQACs to become an integral part of the overall functioning

of the institutions and evolve their own internal process to continuously ensure the quality concern in

their functions. It is the expectation of NAAC and every agency involved in higher education that

through self conviction IQACs work towards transforming the institution and ensure that HEIs will

continuously surge ahead in pursuit of excellence.

The impact that the NAAC has made on Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) is evident from the

number of quality assurance seminars and workshops that have been conducted in the year 2009-2010 in

order to achieve its objectives. Hitherto, the NAAC has conducted awareness programs in almost all

States and this has triggered many regional level and district level activities.

At present, the success of NAAC is measured by the number of Colleges (4094) and Universities

(159) assessed and accredited. At a more philosophical level, the next question would be: who will assess

the assessor? A complex question like this demands introspection on the part of NAAC, hence NAAC

has tried to address the issue by inviting feedback from different stakeholders, both formal and informal,

to make course corrections and carry forward. It is further worthwhile to get attestation by the

international community of assessment and accreditation undertaken by NAAC.




The process of assessment and accreditation has created a tremendous momentum among the

academia on issues pertaining to quality and this has largely been due to the successful partnership

between NAAC and the State governments. As per the guidelines and suggestions of NAAC, all the 28

States, have established State Level Quality Assurance Cells (QACs) and State Level Quality

Assurance Coordination Committees (SLQACCs) at the State Level.

In case of National Capital Territory and 6 union Territories i.e., NCT of Delhi, Andaman and

Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu, Lakshadweep, and

Pondicherry, the colleges are minimal, hence the Directorate/ Commissionerate of Higher Education

of the respective UTs take care.

NAAC has sponsored and participated in many seminars, conferences and workshops in order to

achieve its mandate.

stAs a result of this as on 31 March 2010, around 70% of the accredited colleges

and accredited universities have established Internal Quality Assurance Cells (IQACs). Also

Affiliated/Constituent Colleges volunteering for Assessment for the first time, NAAC encourages them

to establish a functional IQAC as part of Institutional Eligibility for Quality Assessment (IEQA).

NAAC is the member of the International Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education

(INQAAHE) and a founder-member of Asia-Pacific Quality Network (APQN).

The objectives of NAAC is to assess and accredit institutions of higher learning, universities and

colleges or one or more of their units, i.e., departments, schools, institutions, programmes, etc.

The main objectives of assessment and accreditation are to:

a) grade institutions of higher education and their programmes;

b) stimulate the academic environment and quality of teaching and research in these institutions;

c) help institutions realise their academic objectives;

d) promote necessary changes, innovations and reforms in all aspects of the institutions working for the above purpose;

e) encourage innovations, self evaluation and accountability in higher education.

In order to meet its mandate NAAC will:

a) Review periodically and revise and update as and when considered necessary in the light of

experience gained the techniques and modalities of assessment;

stFrom 1 April 2007 onwards, NAAC had requested and encouraged all HEIs to

establish IQACs, not only in the accredited institutions as part of the Minimum Institutional

Requirements, but all.

1.2 NAAC: Objectives


b) Communicate the results of assessment and grading to the concerned institution in a form

and manner appropriate for corrective action, rectification and self improvement;

c) Help and encourage the institutions in developing their own procedures, techniques and

modalities for self evaluation;

d) Initiate research studies, in planning and evaluation of educational institutions, programmes

etc.;

e) Ensure an optimised use of resources and the achievement of the identified goals of

institutions of higher learning;

f) NAAC may collaborate with institutions, Indian and foreign, engaged in work of a similar

nature and may also undertake on request assessment and accreditation of institutions of

higher education, abroad.

NAAC's working is governed by the General Council (GC) and the Executive Committee (EC) on which

University Grants Commission (UGC), All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of

Human Resource Development (MHRD), Association of Indian Universities (AIU), Universities,

Colleges and other professional institutions are represented. Senior academics and educational

administrators are nominated as members on these two bodies.

The lists of General Council, Executive Committee, Academic Advisory Committee, Appeals

Committee and the Finance Committee members are given in the following chapter.

1.3 Structure of NAAC



2Council Members

2.1 General Council

1. Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat

2. Prof. Goverdhan Mehta

3. Prof. Mool Chand Sharma

Chairman (from 06.02.2006)

University Grants Commission

Bhadur Shah Zafar Marg

New Delhi-110002

(President of General Council - Chairperson of UGC)

(from 15.03.2009)

Chairman, EC- NAAC

CSIR Bhatnagar Fellow

Department of Organic Chemistry

Indian Institute of Science

Bangalore-560 012, Karnataka

Vice-Chairman (till April 2009)


Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg

New Delhi – 110 002



Vice-Chairman (from 08.05.2009)




(till 31.10.2009)

Secretary

Department of Education

Ministry of Human Resource Development

Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi –110 001

(from 24.11.2009)

Secretary




(till February 2010)

Secretary




(from March 2010)

Secretary


Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg,


(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Managing Director

Cummins India (P) Limited

Godrej Eternia, 'B' Wing,

Wakbewadia, Shivaji Nagar,

Pune-411 005 Maharashtra

Prof. Ved Prakash

4. Shri R.P. Agrawal, IAS

Ms. Vibha Puri Das

5. Dr. R. K. Chauhan

Dr. (Mrs.) Niloufer A Kazmi

6. Shri Pradeep Bhargava




(22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Advisor- Education and Research

Infosys Technologies Limited

Hosur Road

Bangalore 560100

(from20.03.2008)

Commission Member, UGC

Flat No. G-5,Mountview Apartments

Door No.8 3-269/3/5 & 11

Road No.2 Banjara Hills

Hyderabad-50003

(03/11/2008 to 02/11/2011)

Vice-Chancellor

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University

Vidya Vihar, Raebareli Road

Lucknow-226 025

(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Vice-Chancellor

Banaras Hindu University

Varanasi-221005

(22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Professor & Head

Department of Higher & Professional Education (DHPE)

National University of Educational Planning and Administration (NUEPA)

17-B, Sri Aurobindo Marg

New Delhi -110 016

(03/11/2008 to 02/11/2011)

Vice-Chancellor

University of Delhi, Delhi-110 007

Dr. M. P. Ravindra

7. Prof. K. Ramamurthy Naidu

8. Prof. B. Hanumaiah

9. Dr. D. P. Singh

Prof. Sudhanshu Bhushan

10. Prof. Deepak Pental



(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Vice-Chancellor

Maulana Azad National Urdu University

Gachibowli, Hyderabad – 500032, Andhra Pradesh

(22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Vice-Chancellor

Panjab University

Chandigarh-160014.

(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Deptt. of Political Science

Berhampur University

Bhanja Vihar, Berhampur-760007, Orissa

(22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Former member, UGC

Former Ambassador of India to Turkmenistan

G 19/19, DLF Phase 1

Gurgaon, Haryana-122002

(16/10/2007 to 15/10/2010)

Director

Institute for Excellence in Higher Education

Kaliasot Dam,

Kolar Road, Bhopal-16

Deputy Advisor, NAAC

Bangalore-560 010, Karnataka (03/11/2008 to 02/11/2011)

(18/10/2007 to 17/10/2010)

Ex Adviser,

Dept. of Electronics, GOI

49, Nava Nirman Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Road 71

Hyderabad-500 033

11. Prof. A. M. Pathan

Prof. R C Sobti

12. Dr. J. K. Mohapatra

Prof. R. P. Kaushik, JNU (Retd)

13. Dr. Pramila Maini

14. Dr. M.S. Shyamasundar

15. Dr. V. Prasad Kodali



(till 13.07.2009)

Secretary General

Association of Indian Universities

AIU House, 16 Kotla Marg

New Delhi-110002

(Ex-Officio Member: The Secretary General of Indian Universities - AIU)

(from14.07.2009)

Secretary General

Association of Indian Universities

AIU House, 16 Kotla Marg

New Delhi-110002

(20/04/2009 to 19/04/2012)

Director


Bangalore-560012

(03/11/2008 to 02/11/2011)

Vice-Chancellor

Central University of Orissa

Type “C” Block-4, At/Po- Gajapati Nagar

(Near Sainik School)

Bhubaneswar-751017

Orissa

(17/10/2007 to 16/10/2010)

Vice-Chancellor

University of Delhi,

Delhi-110 007.

(20/04/2009 to 19/04/2012)

Vice-Chancellor

Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University

Amravati-444602

16. Prof. Dayanand Dongaonkar

Prof. Beena Shah

17. Dr. P. Balaram

18. Dr. Surabhi Banerjee


20. Dr. (Ms.) Kamal Singh



(Nominated Members: Four Vice-Chancellors (2 from the state Universities, one each

from the central and deemed to be universities)

(17/10/2007 to 16/10/2010)

Principal & Secretary

The American College

Tallakunam, Madurai-625 002, Tamil Nadu.

(17/10/2007 to 16/10/2010)

Principal, Patna Women's College

Bailey Road, Patna-800 001, Bihar.

(17/10/2007 to 16/10/2010)

Principal

Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's

Dhananjayrao Gadgil College of Commerce,

Satara-415 001, Maharashtra.

(from March 2008)

Principal, Presidency College

86/1, College Street, Kolkata-700 073, West Bengal.

(Nominated Members: Four Principals - Affiliated/Autonomous Colleges)

DirectorNational Assessment and Accreditation CouncilBangalore-560 010, Karnataka

(Director of the NAAC as Member-Secretary) (18/8/2008 to 17/8/2013)

(Ex-officio Member: Chairperson of other specialty Councils (AICTE, DEC, NCTE, AIU) – by rotation on reciprocal basis)

21. Dr. T. Chinnaraj Joseph Jaikumar

22. Dr. Sr. Doris D'Souza A.C.

23. Dr. R. B. Bawadhankar

24. Dr. Sanjeev Ghosh

25. Prof. H.A. Ranganath

26. Vacant



2.2 Executive Committee

1. Prof. Goverdhan Mehta

2. Prof. Mool Chand Sharma

Prof. Ved Prakash

3. Shri R. P. Agrawal, IAS

Ms. Vibha Puri Das

(from 15.03.2009)

Chairman, EC- NAAC





Vice-Chairman (till April 2009)




Vice-Chairman (from 08.05.2009)




(till 31.10.2009)

Secretary , Department of Education



(from 24.11.2009)

Secretary , Department of Education






Secretary




(from March 2010)

Secretary




(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Managing Director

Cummins India (P) Limited

Godrej Eternia, 'B' Wing,

Wakbewadia, Shivaji Nagar,

Pune-411 005 Maharashtra

(22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Advisor- Education and Research

Infosys Technologies Limited

Hosur Road

Bangalore 560100

(from 20.03.2008)



Door No.8 3-269/3/5 & 11

Road No.2 Banjara Hills

Hyderabad-500034



6. Shri Pradeep Bhargav

Dr. M P Ravindra




(03/11/2008 to 02/11/2011)

Vice-Chancellor

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University

Vidya Vihar, Raebareli Road

Lucknow-226 025

(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Vice-Chancellor

Banaras Hindu University

Varanasi-221005

(22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Professor & Head

Department of Higher & Professional Education (DHPE)

National University of Educational Planning and Administration (NUEPA)

New Delhi -110 016 (India)

(03/11/2008 to 02/11/2011)

Vice-Chancellor

University of Delhi,

Delhi-110 007.

(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Vice-Chancellor

Maulana Azad National Urdu University

Gachibowli, Hyderabad – 500032, Andhra Pradesh

(22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Vice-Chancellor

Panjab University

Chandigarh-160014.

8. Prof. B. Hanumaiah

9. Dr. D. P. Singh

Professor Sudhanshu Bhushan


11. Prof. A. M. Pathan

Prof. R C Sobti

17- B, Sri Aurobindo Marg



(02/02/2007 to 01/02/2010)

Deptt. of Political Science

Berhampur University

Bhanja Vihar, Berhampur-760007, Orissa

(Retd) (22/03/2010 to 21/03/2013)

Former member, UGC

Former Ambassador of India to Turkmenistan

G 19/19, DLF Phase 1

Gurgaon, Haryana-122002

(16/10/2007 to 15/10/2010)

Director

Institute for Excellence in Higher Education

Kaliasot Dam,

Kolar Road, Bhopal-16

(03/11/2008 to 02/11/2011)

Deputy Advisor, NAAC


(18/10/2007 to 17/10/2010)

Ex Adviser,

Dept. of Electronics, GOI

49, Nava Nirman Nagar

Jubilee Hills, Road 71

Hyderabad-500 033

(18/8/2008 to 17/8/2013)

Director

National Assessment and Accreditation Council


(Director of the NAAC as Member-Secretary)

12. Dr. J. K. Mohapatra

Prof. R.P. Kaushik, JNU

13. Dr. Pramila Maini


15. Dr. V. Prasad Kodali




1.Prof. Goverdhan Mehta (from 15.03.2009)

Chairman, EC- NAAC






Secretary




(from March 2010)

Secretary





Bahadurshah Zafar Marg


(Ex-officio Member)

(22.08.2008 to 21.08.2011)

Dy. Adviser, NAAC

Bangalore

2.3 Finance Committee



3. The Financial Adviser




(12.02.2009 to 11.02.2012)



Door No.8 3-269/3/5 & 11

Road No.2 Banjara Hils

Hyderabad-500034

(03.11.2008 to 02.11.2011)

Former Chief Secretary

Government of Karnataka

H. No. 507, CMH Road

Indiranagar, Bangalore-560 038.

(18/8/2008 to 17/8/2013)

Director

National Assessment and Accreditation Council


(Director of the NAAC as Member-Secretary)

NAAC Non-member secretary


NAAC


(from 21 November 2008 to 20 November 2010)

Chairman

Former Vice-Chancellor, Maulana Azad National Urdu University

Department of Zoology

Aligarh Muslim University

Aligarh-202 002, Uttar Pradesh


6. Mr. J. Alexander, IAS (Retd)


8. The Finance Officer

9. The Administrative Officer

2.4 Appeals Committee

Prof. Shamim Jairajpuri



Former VC, SNDT Women's University

No. 19, Mathruchaya

5th Floor, 70 Marine Drive

Next to Bank of Baroda

Mumbai-400 020

Maharashtra

Member

Vice-Chancellor

University of Calcutta

87/1, College Street,

Kolkata-700 073

West Bengal

Member

Professor

School of Life Sciences

Jawaharlal Nehru University

New Mehrauli Road,

New Delhi-11 0067

Member Convenor Deputy Adviser,National Assessment and Accreditation Council Bangalore-560072Karnataka

Prof. Rupa B. Shah

Prof. Suranjan Das

Prof. R. K. Kale

Dr. Jagannath Patil

Member


3Academic Activities


3.1 Introduction

The prime agenda of NAAC is to assess and accredit Institutions of Higher Learning. During the year

2009-2010, NAAC has assessed and accredited 441 HEIs which include 236 Colleges for Accreditation;

1 College for Re-Assessment; 175 Colleges for Re-Accreditation; and 11 Universities for Accreditation;

18 Universities for Re-Accreditation(kindly see annexure 7.4).

NAAC is in constant collaboration with the State Governments by establishing Quality Assurance Cell

(QAC) and State Level Quality Assurance Coordination Committee (SLQACC) in each State. All 28

States have established QAC and NAAC is supporting this endeavor. This Cell primarily focuses on the

preparation of the Colleges to undergo the processes of assessment and accreditation. Many quality

improvement, programmes have been organized jointly by NAAC and QAC of States for Colleges.

The vision, mission and core objectives of the NAAC as stated are Quality Assurance in Higher

Education. Assessment and Accreditation is the tool in reaching these objectives. NAAC academic

activities may be viewed at two levels one is the Awareness programmes on Assessment and

Accreditation and the other is the Post Accreditation Programmes. The awareness / promotional

programmes mainly explains the policy, direction and guidelines of MHRD, UGC and NAAC for

Assessment and Accreditation. The post accreditation activities on quality sustenance and quality

enhancement are by means of sharing of Best Practices and preparing an Annual Quality Assurance

Report (AQAR) by the functional Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) in each accredited College

and University.

A programme or an activity may be a seminar, conference, workshop, symposium at the local, state,

regional, national or international level. These activities are organized by NAAC in collaboration with



the State Governments, QACs, UGC-Academic Staff Colleges, Universities, or Colleges. Some of the

activities are conducted by NAAC at the Headquarters itself(kindly see section 3.2). In addition to this

NAAC also sponsor's many academic activities in the form of seminars, workshops, conferences, etc to

accredited Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Either a NAAC staff or NAAC representative is

present as a resource person in most of the programmes across the country. NAAC also constantly

review its mechanisms, procedures and methodology. In addition to this NAAC brings out quality

publications in collaboration with International agencies, research projects funded external agencies and

NAAC academic staff participate in these activities.

NAAC regularly attends to International and National Quality Assurance Agencies for sharing and

exchange of practices(kindly see section 3.7 and annexure 7.3).

A select brief of the academic activities across the country during the period 2009-2010 is given below in

the chronological order region-wise(kindly see section 3.3 to 3.6).



3.2 Programmes at Headquarters

Assessors Interaction Meeting (AIM) - General

AIM – Teacher Education/Physical Education

(TE/PE)

rd thAn Assessors Interaction Meeting (AIM) was organised during 3 – 4 June 2009. The assessors for the

programmes comprised of former and present Vice-Chancellors, Directors of Higher Education

Institutes, Principals of

Accredited Colleges

which have procured

high grades and senior

P r o f e s s o r s f r o m

Universities, drawn

from different parts of

the country. Around 48

delegates from 22

States participated in

the AIM. Inaugurating

the Programme Prof.

H.A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC provided an in-depth clarity on the nuances of the current

Methodology adopted by NAAC and stressed on the fact that the very basis for credible assessment and

accreditation is the judicious judgment by the assessors. Resource persons include Dr. M. S.

Shyamasundar, Dr. K Rama, Mr. B S Madhukar, Dr. Jagannath Patil, Deputy Advisers; Mr. B. S.

Ponmudiraj, Mr. Ganesh Hegde, Dr. Sujata Shanbhag, Assistant Advisers. Prof K. Sudha Rao, former

Vice-Chancellor, Karnataka State Open University; Dr. Latha Pillai, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, IGNOU;

Prof. Bhoomitra Dev, Vice-Chancellor, Mangalayatan University, Aligarh, U.P. were the external

resource persons. Dr. M. S. Shyamasundar and Mr. Ganesh Hegde were the convener and co-convener

of the Programme.

th thAIM-TE/PE was organised during 18 – 19 June

2009. Experts from 14 States participated in the

AIM. Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC gave

a presentation about Methodology of assessment

and accreditation. Resource persons include all

academic officers of NAAC. Prof. C. Seshadri,



former Principal, RIE-NCERT, Mysore; Prof. Smriti Swaroop, former Director, Centre for Special

Education, SNDT Womens' University, Mumbai were the external resource persons. Dr. (Mrs.) K Rama

coordinated the programme.

th thAIM was organised during 25 – 26 June 2009.

There were 49 participants from 18 States

participated in the AIM. Prof. H.A. Ranganath,

Director, NAAC gave a presentation about

NAAC's process. Prof. Goverdhan Mehta,

Chairman-EC, NAAC inaugurated and opined

that the introduction of the Current

Methodology for A&A, is in tune with the

diversity and plurality that exists among higher

education institutions in the country. Prof. S. S.

Katiyar, former Vice-Chancellor of CSJM

University, Kanpur, UP and Prof. B. S. Sonde, former Vice-Chancellor of Goa University were the

external resource persons. Mr. Ganesh Hegde and Dr. M. S. Shyamasundar were the coordinators of the

Programme. Resource persons include all academic officers of NAAC.

th stAIM was organised during 30 June – 1 July 2009. There were 36

participants from 15 States participated in the AIM. Prof. H.A.

Ranganath, Director, NAAC after inaugurating and welcoming the

resource persons reflected on the genesis of NAAC. Prof. M.

Anandakrishnan, Chairman,

IIT, Kanpur highlighted the

historical evolution of

Quality Assurance. Prof

Ram Takwale, former Chairman-EC, NAAC and Prof. A.

Sridharan, fromer Deputy Director & Adviser, IISc, Bangalore

were the external facilitators. Dr. Sujatha Shanbagh coordinated

the programme. Resource persons include all academic officers

of NAAC.

AIM – General

AIM – ET (Engineering and Technology)



AIM – Teacher Education/Physical Education (TE/PE)

AIM–Health Sciences(Medical, Dental, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Para Medical, etc.)

st ndAIM-TE/PE was organised during 21 – 22 January 2010. 42 assessors from different States

participated in the AIM. Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC gave a detailed presentation on the

methodology of NAAC process of assessment and accreditation. Resource persons include all

academic officers of NAAC. Prof. D. N. Sansanwal, Chairperson, NRC, NCTE, Delhi; Prof. Smriti

Swaroop, former Director, Centre for Special Education, SNDT Womens' University, Mumbai; Prof. A

N Vijayamurthy, Principal, MES Teachers College, Bangalore were the external resource persons. Mr. B.

S. Ponmudiraj, Assistant Adviser, NAAC coordinated the programme.

rd thAIM was organised during 3 – 4 February

2010. Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director, A

good number of medical experts from

different States participated in the AIM.

NAAC briefed the delegates on

assessment and accreditation processes.

Resource persons include all academic

o f f i c e r s o f N A AC . P r o f . S .

Chandrashekara Shetty, former Vice-

Chancellor, Rajiv Gandhi University of

Health Sciences, Karnataka; Prof. B C

Chapparwal, former Vice-Chancellor,

Devi Ahilya University, Indore, Madhya

Pradesh were the external resource persons. Dr. Jaganath Patil, Deputy Adviser, NAAC coordinated the

programme.



Lecture Series

NAAC-NCTE

Prof. H. A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC has taken initiative to start the lecture series at NAAC by

eminent educationist / academician / administrators. As reported in the earlier Annual Report 2008-

2009. NAAC continued for the current year 2009-2010 also.

stProf Jagadish Arora had an interactive session with NAAC staff on 1 May 2009 at NAAC. He delivered

a talk on 'Role of INFLIBNETin providing access to e-journals through UGC INFLIBNET Consortia'.

He said through the consortia, INFLIBNET is providing access to more than 6000 e-journals, and thus

is able to bridge the digital divide in Universities and Colleges. He also touched upon potential areas in

which NAAC and INFLIBNET could work together. His talk was followed by discussions with Director

and Advisers of NAAC.

In order to deliberate on issues related to assessment and accreditation activities, Prof. P. N. Srivastava,

Chairman, National Board of Accreditation (NBA), All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE), thvisited NAAC on 24 June, 2009. Prof. Srivastava had a detailed interactive session with Prof. H. A.

Ranganath, Director and other senior officers of NAAC. Prof Ranganath gave a brief overview of the

NAAC activities and the nuances involved in institutional accreditation undertaken by NAAC. Dr.

Jagannath Patil, Deputy Adviser made a brief presentation on NAAC. Speaking on the occasion, Prof.

Srivastava deliberated on pros and cons of NBA vis-a-vis NAAC accreditation. He also highlighted

some of his concerns and challenges in higher education. While appreciating the policies and

methodologies adopted by NAAC he raised the concerns on the challenges involved at different levels in

the effective implementation. Dr. M. S. Shyamsundar, Deputy Adviser coordinated the visit.

thNAAC-NCTE National Consultative Committee Meeting was held on 24 August 2009 in the NAAC

Campus. The meeting was chaired by Prof. H. A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC who at the outset

welcomed all the members to the first ever meeting of the NAAC-NCTE National Consultative

Committee (NCC) being held after the renewal of the MOU for the third time in October 2008. He

briefed the members on the background of the MoU and the activities undertaken prior to the present

extension. The MoU inked in the year 2002 was extended on two occasions, i.e in 2005 and 2008. He

threw light on the benefits accrued in the process of working together in the time span of seven years.

Prof. S.V.S. Chaudhary, Vice-Chairperson, NCTE, New Delhi; Prof. R.K. Kumarvel, Vice-chancellor,

Madurai Kamraj University; Prof. C. L. Anand, former Vice-chancellor, Arunachal Pradesh University;

Prof. D. N. Sansanwal, Chairperson, Northern Region, NCTE; Prof. S. M. Pani, former Head, IASE,

Orissa; Prof. C. Seshadri, former Principal, Regional College of Education, NCERT, Mysore,



Prof. A. N. Vijayamurthy, Principal, MES Teachers College, Bangalore; Dr. Naina Nimkar, Principal,

Chandrashekar Agashe College of Physical Education, Pune and Dr K. Rama were present during the

Consultative Meeting. Dr. K. Rama, Deputy Adviser, NAAC briefed the members present on the

activities taken up during the seven years of NAAC-NCTE collaboration. The members were also given

an update on the training programmes organized by NAAC for Assessors (teacher education). The

Members were informed that during the seven year period; nine Assessors' Interaction Meetings were

held and that around 346 institutions were accredited by NAAC. The committee was informed on the

revision of the eligibility status with effect from April 2009. Draft IEQA format for Teacher Education

Institutions prepared by Prof. C Seshadri and Prof. C. S. Nagaraju was circulated to the committee

members with a request to provide suggestions/comments. The Second meeting of the National thConsultative Committee was held on 12 March 2010 at NAAC office to discuss about the

Policy of Assessment & Accreditation for deemed universities U/S 3 of the UGC Act 1956 having


Publication of “Best Practices” and Case Studies

NAAC Accreditation under Section 8(5) of NCTE Regulation 2009

NAAC had organized an international seminar on "Sustaining the impact of Quality Assurance:

Diversity of Institutions and New Forms of Education" jointly with Australian Universities Quality

Agency (AUQA), on August 27, 2009 at NAAC. Prof. H. A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC welcomed all

the delegates of the seminar. Prof. Arun Nigavekar, Former Chairman, UGC emphasized redefining

role of NAAC in the changing scenario of higher education. During the first technical session, Prof. S. P.

Thyagarajan, former Vice-Chancellor, University of Madras, spoke on "Sustaining the impact of Quality

Assurance in India" and Dr. David Woodhouse spoke on "Sustaining the impact of Quality Assurance in

Australia". The session was chaired by Prof. Prabhu Dev, Vice-Chancellor, Bangalore University. During

the second technical session, Dr. Antony Stella spoke on "New forms of Education: The Transnational

Dimension"; Prof. B. S. Sonde spoke on "Diversity of institutions and new forms of Education in

India". The second technical session was chaired by Prof. S. S. Katiyar, former Vice Chancellor,

Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University. Thereafter Dr. M. S. Shyamasundar made a presentation on

"Challenges and strategies for Quality Assurance" followed by Dr. Jagannath Patil on "Two emerging

issues in Quality Assurance scenario-Ranking and Private Accreditation". Then the house was open for

general discussions. The open forum was chaired by Prof. K. C. Belliappa, Vice Chancellor, Rajiv Gandhi

University, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh.

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INTEL felicitated NAAC

Role of NAAC in Changing Scenario of HE

INTEL felicitated NAAC in recognition of “with all the work NAAC has been doing in last a few years for

improving quality of pre-service teacher education in India, We feel privileged to honour you and Intel would like to felicitate nd

you in this event” on 2 September 2009. This is a consequence of successful collaboration by Dr. K. Rama,

Deputy Adviser, as an editor with INTEL which resulted in the publication of a book entitled “Infusing

Dynamism in Teacher Education Through ICT Integration – Learnings from India”. The Director,

NAAC received the honour on behalf of NAAC. Other dignitaries present at the event include officials

from MHRD, Prof. M.S. Swaminathan, Prof. M. Anandakrishnan and officials from UGC, DST, CDAC

and Ministry of Electronics and Communications. IIT Kanpur, IISc Bangalore, DST, CDAC and NCTE

are the other higher education organizations who received the honour.

A Brainstorming Session on the "Role of NAAC in

the Changing Scenario of Higher Education" was thheld at NAAC Campus on 11 September 2009.

Prof. Yashpal, former Chairperson of UGC

chaired the day long proceedings. Prof. H.A.

Ranganath, Director, NAAC welcomed the

academic luminary which included Prof. M.

Anandakrishnan, Prof. Pankaj Chandra, Prof.

Apoorvananda, Prof. R.G. Harshe, Prof. S.P.

Thyagarajan, Prof. A.M. Pathan, Prof. K.C.

Belliappa, Prof. Vijay Khole, Dr. R. S. Deshpande, Prof. R.K. Kale, Prof. A. Sridharan, Prof. S.

Chandrasekhar Shetty, Prof. R.C. Sobti, Dr. Latha Pillai, Prof. B.G. Mulimani, Dr. N. Sundararajan, Prof.

S. Chandrasekar, Sri. N.V. Satyanaranana who were part of the proceedings. NAAC academic staff Dr.

M. S. Shyamsundar, Dr. K. R. Rama, Mr. B.S. Madhukar, Dr. Jagannath Patil, Mr. B.S. Ponmudiraj, Dr.

Ganesh Hegde, Dr. Sujatha Shanbhag were part of the day long discussions and deliberations. Prof. H.

A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC presented an overview of NAAC's genesis and its evolution since its

inception in 1994. He discussed at length the contributions of NAAC in promoting the concept of

assessment and accreditation of HEIs in the country.

Prof. Ranganath described the various strategies adopted by NAAC to provide a leadership to the quality

movement in the context of HEIs. He threw light on the initiatives of NAAC towards enhancement and

sustenance of quality in HEIs, in-house expertise, presence of huge quantum of resources in terms of

literature on quality assurance with over 125 publications, Journals, Self-Study Reports, Peer Team


Reports, research projects in progress, as well as about the new projects to be initiated shortly and

NAAC's linkages with international bodies related to assessment and accreditation. He also made a

mention of the plans that are the NAAC's anvil.

Prof. M. Anandakrishnan through his Power Point

Presentation reviewed the concept of assessment

and accreditation in national and international

contexts. He further touched upon various

proposals made by Prof. Yashpal Committee and

Nat ional Knowledge Commiss ion. He

emphasized on the pioneering contribution of

NAAC in building up quality movement in HEIs

and keeping in view of the expertise, infrastructure

and rich resources of NAAC, he opined that the proposed office of National Accreditation Authority

(NAA) needs to be located in Bangalore at NAAC instead of starting afresh at Delhi.

Prof. S. P. Thyagarajan appreciated the contributions of NAAC and its credibility. He threw light on the

role of NAAC and contextual future role of NAAC.

Prof. Yash Pal appreciated the efforts made by NAAC in the field of quality assurance and appreciated

the academic and administrative ambience at the NAAC campus. He also endorsed the view that the

proposed office of National Accreditation Authority (NAA) needs to be located in Bangalore at NAAC

office. The major recommendation of the brainstorming session echoed by all the delegates including

Prof. Yash Pal is that the proposed office of National Accreditation Authority (NAA) needs to be

headquartered in Bangalore at NAAC campus. NAAC is the leading Assessment & Accreditation

resource centre, having adequate infrastructure facilities, substantial experience and expertise in the

field of Assessment & Accreditation.

The other observations/recommendations from the brainstorming session are as given below:

NAAC has done a reasonably good job in the field of Assessment & Accreditation with greater

credibility.

Social diversities including gender and location aspects may be taken into consideration for future

Accreditation exercises.

The idea of private accreditation agencies should be discouraged but the members were not averse

to multiple accreditation agencies.

The assessment and accreditation methodology of NAAC needs to be strengthened.

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Role of NAAC in the changing scenario of higher education needs to be redefined with respect to

recognition cum accreditation, programme accreditation, national level ranking of universities,

preparation of national benchmarks, national and

international database, research and development

centre, developing reports and policy papers to

Government of India (GOI), accreditation of

multiple accreditation agencies, recognition of

regional / state level accreditation bodies etc.

Assessment & Accreditation by NAAC may be

made mandatory for all HEIs of the country.

NAAC may start programme accreditation.

Ranking of institutions may not be very much

relevant when compared to grading.

All accreditation agencies including NAAC are to be accredited once in three years.

While NAAC could be accredited by recognized international accreditation bodies, NAAC could

perform this function for all the multiple accreditation agencies getting recognized by Government

of India (GOI).

NAAC grading and duration of accreditation may be linked and longer period of accreditation may rd

be considered for the 3 cycle of institutional accreditation.

NAAC needs to continue to be an Apex Assessment & Accreditation body for Higher Education

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The Committee for Recommending Institutional Eligibility for Quality Assessment (CRIEQA) had the

ninth, tenth, and eleventh meeting during the reporting year.

th th1. 9 CRIEQA MEETING 8 September 2009

th th2. 10 CRIEQA MEETING 30 November 2009

th th3. 11 CRIEQA MEETING 5 February 2010

Sl.No. CRIEQA MEETING DATE

The region-wise distribution of HEIs which Earned IEQA status and NOT EARNED IEQA status is

given in the following tables.

9th Meeting : 8th September 2009

REGION TOTAL ELIGIBLE NOT ELIGIBLE

North 53 47 06

South 18 18 00

East & North-East 24 18 06

West 48 27 21

Total 143 110 33

th10th: 30 November 2009

North 71 63 08

South 16 14 02


West 13 10 03

Total 102 89 13

11th: 5th February 2010

North 163 142 21

South 29 28 01


West 06 03 03

Total 205 179 26




GLIMPSES OF NAAC



NAAC ACCREDITATION AWARD CEREMONY NAAC ACCREDITATION AWARD CEREMONY

National Research Professor – EC, Chairman

PROJECTS IN PROGRESS

(a) NAAC Index/Ranking

Eminent Scientist, Academician & Chairman, Executive Committee, NAAC, Prof Goverdhan

Mehta, has been honoured as a National Research Professor by the Government of India in recognition

of his outstanding and wide-ranging contributions in the field of Chemical Sciences and Higher

Education. Professor Mehta will join a select band of 11 other distinguished personalities &

academicians under the scheme. The other noted personalities who have been conferred with this award

in the past include Sir C. V. Raman, Satyajit Ray, Dr. S.N. Bose, Ustad Bismillah Khan & Pandit Ravi

Shankar. This is a coveted honour as under the existing scheme the number of National Professors

cannot exceed 12 at any given time. Professor Mehta is currently the Honorary Professor & CSIR

Bhatnagar Fellow at the renowned Indian Institute of Science. Prof Mehta has been recognized the

world over for his pioneering contributions, particularly in the area of organic synthesis related to design

of biologically active molecules. Prof Mehta is the former Director of the prestigious Indian Institute of

Science, Bangalore and former President of the Indian National Science Academy (INSA). He is also

formerly the President of the Paris based International Council for Science (ICSU). Prof Mehta has been

instrumental in raising profile of NAAC at National and International arena. His penchant for taking on

newer challenges in the quality assurance arena and promoting academic excellence, with increasing

thrust on research components is well received by all stakeholders in the higher education.

National Consultative Meeting on Development of Quality Benchmarks - In line with our

continued efforts to fine-tune the assessment methodology and as suggested by Chairman-EC, NAAC a

project on benchmarking and new ranking model for Indian higher education institutions has been

undertaken by NAAC. First National consultative meeting on “Development of Quality Benchmarks thwas held on 8 September, 2009. 11 eminent experts participated in the meeting along with Director and

academic staff of NAAC. 7 groups of 2 experts each along with a facilitator from NAAC were

assigned 7 criteria for preparation of draft guidelines under respective criterion. The first outcome of

this project is the finalization of Guidance notes to fine-tune the process of Assessment and

accreditation. At present NAAC are assess HEIs based on 7 criteria with 36 Key Aspects consisting of

196 assessment indicators. NAAC receives feedback and suggestions from different stakeholders

regarding improvements and refinements of the process of assessment and accreditation. While the

existing methodology will continue to remain in force until it is modified, based on the feedback, it was

felt that there is a need to provide certain guidance notes to the members of the peer team committees as

well as to the NAAC staff to enhance rigour and objectivity to the assessment and accreditation process.

In this regard, for quantification purpose, out of 196 indicators, 25 indicators each have been

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chosen/identified as core and desirable indicators, for which additional information may also be sought

from the institution for the assessment period. These suggestions are for Universities only.

Introduction of programme accreditation has been on the agenda of the NAAC for quite a long time.

Now that there has been an increased demand from the stakeholders, especially from the students, to

have reliable information about the quality of programmes in the university, the NAAC has initiated a

new project in this regard. Hence NAAC is inviting suggestions on possible strategy and framework for

undertaking programme accreditation in universities. NAAC would like to focus on:

1. Measurable "Generic parameters" common to all the departments of an university (Part A).

2. Development of quantifiable "Programme-specific standards" to measure the performance

of departments. This could vary from one department to the other (Part B).

A preliminary discussion meeting was held on January 27, 2010 with the following members to explore

the possibility of NAAC interacting with IEEE.

1. Prof. B.S. Sonde, Former VC, Goa University

2. Prof. Prasad Kodali, EC member, NAAC

3. Prof. Kincha, VC, VTU, Belgaum, Karnataka

4. The Director, NAAC

In-house Meeting on the project to develop New Model of Ranking of Institutions on 6 April 2009

thIn-house Seminar Committee Meeting on 8 April 2009

In-house Seminar Committee meeting on June 01, 2009

Plantation of fruit bearing plants/trees in the NAAC campus on June, 2009

In-house committee meeting to develop guidelines for quantification during July 20-24, 2009

Selection committee meeting and interview of candidates for project assistants on July 24, 2009.

Meeting of Academic Officers with Prof. Goverdhan Mehta, Chairman, Executive Committee on fine tuning methodology of NAAC on July 25, 2009

First Meeting of 'Committee to review Organisation Structure of NAAC' under the

Chairmanship of Prof. S. P. Thyagarajan during July 25 & 26, 2009 - duties and role

responsibilities for each cadre and performance indicators for evaluation.

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In-house Seminar Committee meeting on August 03, 2009

NAAC Foundation Day Celebrations at NAAC on September 16, 2009

Building Committee meeting of NAAC at NAAC on September 19, 2009

The Director, NAAC meeting with Regional Coordinators of NAAC at NAAC on September

23, 2009

Meeting to discuss on the allocation of NAAC XI plan budget on September 23, 2009

Building Committee meeting of NAAC at NAAC on September 29, 2009

Meeting of 'Committee to review Organisation Structure of NAAC' under the Chairmanship of

Prof. S. P. Thyagarajan during October 20, 2009 - duties and role responsibilities for each cadre

and performance indicators for evaluation.

Experts from NIC visited NAAC office thrice for assessment of IT infrastructure during

October, 2009


Prof. S. P. Thyagarajan during November 30, 2009 - duties and role responsibilities for each cadre


Registration of domain completed and transfer of data is under progress during

November, 2009

A visit of delegation from University of Hyderabad to NAAC on November 26, 2009

In-house Seminar Committee meeting on December 2, 2009


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Prof. S. P. Thyagarajan during December 28, 2009 - duties and role responsibilities for each cadre


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Meeting for Eligibility criteria of NAAC to finalise NAAC A Profile – March 22, 23 & 24, 2010

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International Delegation / Visitors

A delegation from China to NAAC

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NAAC regularly receives international delegation from different parts of the world either related to

Higher Education in general or Quality Assurance in Higher Education in particular to learn and

mutually exchange ideas and practices related to External Quality Assurance (EQA). The list of

international delegations / visitors to NAAC is appended in annexure 7.3.

On request from APQN and HEEC, China, NAAC invited (January 19-21, 2010) a delegation from

Higher Education Evaluation of China (HEEC) consisting of the following delegates visited NAAC to

exchange the ideas and also experience on many aspects with NAAC and to deepen mutual

understanding on quality assurance in higher education.

Mr. Li Zhihong, Deputy Director, HEEC, Ministry of Education of P.R. China

Mr. Zhu Hongtao, Section Chief, Higher Education Evaluation Division, Ministry of Education

of P.R. China

Mr. Jiang Jingkui, Dean, Department of South Asia, Peking University

Mr. Zhou Aijun, Division Chief of Specialty Evaluation Division, HEEC

Ms. Li Yan, Deputy Director of General Office, HEEC

Ms. Yang Kunrong, University Evaluation Division, HEEC

thThe six-member delegation visited NAAC and Bangalore University on 20 Jan 2010. Prof. H.A.

Ranganath, Director, NAAC and the academic staff of NAAC along with other officers were present on

the occasion. Mr. B. S. Ponmudiraj, Assistant Adviser, NAAC coordinated the interaction and presented

an overview of the NAAC's processes of Assessment and Accreditation and the Indian Higher

Education Scenario. Mr. Li Zhihong made a presentation on the HEEC experience in evaluation. The

officers had fruitful interaction with the delegation. MoU between the HEEC, MOE, PRC and NAAC is

on the anvil. The delegation interacted with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the Bangalore

University, during its visit to the University.

A four member delegation from Tertiary Education Commission (TEC), Mauritius headed by Prof.

Donald Ah-Chuen, Chairman, TEC Board along with



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Dr. Praveen Mohadeb, Executive Director, TEC;

Mr. Girish Gunesh, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Culture and Human

Resources; and

Dr. Dharam Fokeer, Director General, University of Technology,

stvisited NAAC on 1 March 2010 to have insight into the methodology and process of NAAC for assessment and accreditation and also interaction with the academic staff. Mr. B. S. Ponmudiraj, Assistant Adviser,

NAAC coordinated the international academic interaction and presented an overview of the Indian experience of

Assessment and Accreditation. Dr. Praveen Mohadeb, Executive Director, TEC, Mauritius made a presentation on the

TEC experience of assessment. Academic staff of NAAC had an extensive discussion with the delegation. UGC–TEC

agreement was also highlighted by Mr. Ashok Mahajan, Deputy Secretary, UGC, India who coordinated the delegation on

behalf of the UGC. TEC will be signing an MoU with NAAC at the earliest for mutual academic learning.

Around 200 delegates from Universities, Deemed Universities and Colleges comprising Vice-

Chancellors, Principals and Educational Administrators attended the ceremony and collected their

Accreditation Certificates, in the second “NAAC Accreditation Award Ceremony” on 28 March, 2010 at

NAAC office, Bangalore. The Programme commenced with Dr. M. S. Shyamsundar, Deputy Adviser,

NAAC welcoming the guests. Prof. Ved Prakash, Vice Chairman, University Grants Commission was

the chief guest. Prof. Goverdhan Mehta, Chairman EC, NAAC presided over the function Prof. H.A.

Ranganath, Director, NAAC and the members of the Executive Committee and General Council of

NAAC graced the occasion and oversaw the proceedings. While welcoming the members of the

Executive Committee General Council, Finance Committee and representatives of Higher education

Institutions for the award ceremony, Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC said that the NAAC has

carved a niche for itself in the arena of Indian Higher education. In his key-note address Prof. Ved

Prakash, vice Chairman, UGC, congratulated the efforts of Prof. Mehta and Prof. Ranganath in

organizing the award ceremony which gave an opportunity for the interaction among the stakeholders

so as to facilitate the meeting of the assessor and the assessed. In his address Prof. Goverdhan Mehta,

Chairman, EC, NAAC, said “the Accreditation process should be treated as continual and not a one-time

effort. It is actually a process and not a destination, it is a journey and it is an endeavour, because quality

itself is an esoteric concept, you can never reach the final having attained a particular quality, this is an

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3.3 Northern Region

Srinagar, J&K

Jammu, J&K

Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh

Jagraon, Punjab

A two-day NAAC sponsored National Conference on "IQAC as a Vehicle for Institutional Excellence"

was organised by Government College for Women, Nawakadal, Srinagar on 24 & 25 September 2009.

The initiative was also supported by University of Kashmir and J&K Bank Ltd. The seminar was

inaugurated by the Dean, Academic Affairs, University of Kashmir, Prof. A.R. Yousuf. Prof. Syed

Fayyaz Ahamad, Registrar, University of Kashmir; Dr. N. D.Wanui, Director of Colleges; Dr. Yoginder

Verma, Director, UGC-ASC, HP University were the resource persons. The District Development

Commissioner, Srinagar, various heads of the Department and other eminent personalities were

present. Jenab Mubarak Gul, advisor to Chief Minister and M.L.A. representing the local Assembly

Constituency on this occasion suggested that the higher education department should monitor the

follow up action taken on the Action Report based on the seminar recommendations. Hon'ble Minister

for Higher Education Jenab Abdul Gani Malik in his valedictory address said, the government was

focussing on improving quality of education with due regard to upgrading infrastructure and

strengthening the college network in the state.

A two-day NAAC sponsored National Conference on "Improving the Quality of Teaching and

Learning in Higher Education: Issues, Practices and Assessment" was organized during October 23-24,

2009 by Model Institute of Education and Research at MIER College of Education. 90 delegates from

Jammu and Kashmir and Northern states of India participated in the conference. Hon'ble Minister for

Higher Education, Labour and Employment, J&K State, Sri. Jenab Abdul Gani Malik inaugurated the

conference. More than 30 educationists and researchers presented their papers focussing on different

paradigms of the theme. Dr. M.S. Shyamasundar, Regional Coordinating Officer of Northern Region, in

his Keynote Address deliberated on the role of NAAC in improving teaching and learning in higher

education. Dr. Lokesh Verma, Prof. & Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Jammu; Dr. Amit

Kauts, Dean, Faculty of Education, GNDU, Amritsar and Dr. Sunil Thaman, Registered QMS Lead

Auditor, RABQSA, USA; Dr. Rajiv Gupta, Director, Colleges Development, University of Jammu; Prof.

N.D. Wani, Director, Colleges, Govt. of J&K; and Dr. Meenakshi Kilam, Director, Distance Education,

University of Jammu were the key resource persons of the conference.

A two-day NAAC Sponsored Seminar on "Parameters of Quality Enhancement in Higher Education" th thwas organized by Government Girls PG College, Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh during 29 - 30 August 2009.

A two-day NAAC Sponsored Seminar on "Quality in HEI: Concerns and Strategies" was conducted by th th

Khalsa College for Women, Jagraon Tehsil, District Ludhiana, Punjab during 11 -12 September 2009.



3.4 Eastern and North-Eastern Region

Digboi, Assam

West Bengal

Gargon, Assam

Two-day NAAC sponsored National level workshop was organized in Digboi College, Assam on the th ththeme "Management Involvement for Quality Enhancement" on June 28 & 29 , 2009. Mr. Ganesh

Hegde, Assistant Adviser, NAAC spoke on the assessment methodology of NAAC with specific focus

on reaccreditation. Dr. CVS Ranga Sai, Head of Business Economics, KET's VG Vaze College, Mumbai

was one of the resource people. The two-day long deliberations and discussions resulted in eight point

suggestion to the management of the colleges. About 25 Principals and coordinators of IQAC of

different colleges of North Eastern Region attended the workshop.

SLQACC and SQAC at WBSCHE, had arranged six(6) workshops between April and October 2009. thThe seventh workshop of this financial year was held on 18 November 2009 at Bangla Academy

Auditorium. It was a State level workshop, targeted at colleges eligible for Re-accreditation. Principals of

about fifty such colleges along with their NAAC coordinators were invited for this

orientation/assistance Programme. Prof. Sudarsan Raychaudhuri, Hon'ble Minister-in-Charge, Higher

Education Department, Govt, of West Bengal presided over the inaugural session and expressed his

deep concern for the necessity of assessment and accreditation. Prof. Subimal Sen, Hon'ble Chairman,

WBSCHE emphasized the same aspect and thanked SQAC for its uninterrupted and utmost effort in

organizing as many as 69 Orientation/Assistance Programmes, which have resulted in assessment and

accreditation of about 250 Colleges, state-aided universities and departments of West Bengal. Dr. Dipak

Bhattacharyya, Member Secretary, WBSCHE; Prof. Pratip Kumar Chaudhuri, Former Member

Secretary, WBSCHE; Dr. Ajoy Kumar Mukherjee, Principal, Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath

College; Dr. Jibendu Kumar Roy, Joint Secretary and Head of SLQAC participated.

Two-Day NAAC sponsored state level wokshop on "Role of IQAC in the Reaccreditation Process" was th thorganised by Gargon College, Assam on 7 & 8 August 2009. Dr. K. K. Deka, Vice-Chancellor,

Dibrugarh University, in his inaugural address opined that accessibility to higher education has to be

looked in to. Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser, NAAC, Bangalore, spoke on the role of IQAC in

Quality enhancement and sustenance. Prof. Tapati Basu, Head, Dept. of Journalism and Mass

Communication, University of Calcutta; Prof. Sristidhar Dutta, Former Dean, Faculty of Social




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Sciences, Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh were the resource persons. The workshop was

attended by 40 Principals and teachers from the North Eastern Region.

Prof. H. A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC participated in a one day seminar on "Quality Management in

Higher Education for Principals of Secular Colleges in Nagaland" at Kohima organized by the State

Level Quality Assurance Cell (SQAC) of the State Level Quality Assurance Coordination Committee

(SLQACC), Department of Higher Education, Government of Nagaland on 27 October, 2009.

NAAC sponsored Two Day State Level Seminar on "Role of the Stakeholders in Quality Enhancement

in Higher Education" was jointly organized by the Quality Assurance Cell(QAC), Higher & Technical th thEducation and Mizoram College Teachers' Association(MCTA) on 19 & 20 November 2009 at I&PR

Auditorium, Aizawl, Mizoram. Mrs. Esther Lalruatkimi, Secretary/Commissioner, Higher & Technical

Education was the Chief Guest. She spoke on the importance of quality sustenance and enhancement in

higher education. The seminar was attended by 94 delegates comprising Principals and teachers from

different Colleges of Mizoram and witnessed paper presentations.

A two-day NAAC sponsored national level workshop was organized by Margherita College, Tinsukia

District, Assam on “Best Practices in Higher Education for Sustenance and Quality Enhancement” on

27-28 January 2010. Dr. K.K. Deka, the Vice–Chancellor of Dibrugarh University inaugurated the event.

Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser, NAAC spoke on 'Role of IQAC and Promotion of Best

practices”. Dr. L.N. Seshagiri, Co-ordinator, Special Programmes, Department of Collegiate Education,

Bangalore, Government of Karnataka was the resource person.

Kohima, Nagaland

Aizwal, Mizoram

Tinsukia, Assam



3.5 Western Region

New Panvel, Maharashtra

Ponda, Goa

Himatnagar, Maharashtra

NAAC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on "Re-accreditation - A Process Towards Quality

Enhancement: Methods and Procedures" was organized by Janardan Bhagat Shikshan Prasarak th thSanstha's Changu Kana Thakur College, New Panvel on 25 & 26 April 2009. Dr. Vijay Khole, Vice-

Chancellor, University of Mumbai stressed on the necessity of re-accreditation. Prof. H. A. Rangnath,

Director, NAAC, was the Chief Guest on the occasion. He appraised the process of re-accreditation and

approach of NAAC and its continuous efforts for making the process of re-accreditation more simpler

and adaptable commensurate with the changes in the higher education sector. Prof. L. N. Dahiya, former

Vice-Chancellor, M.D. University, Rohtak; Dr. K. Venkatramani, Registrar, University of Mumbai

addressed the delegates. There were 173 participants across the state and paper presentations in separate

sessions.

Gopal Govind Poy Raiturcar College of Commerce and Economics, Framagudi, Ponda Goa has

organized one day orientation programme for faculty on IQAC in their college. Mr. Ganesh Hegde,

Assistant Adviser, NAAC has participated as a resource person and spoke on Sustaining the Impact of thQuality Assurance on 19 September 2009. The programme was aimed at providing a platform for

interaction among the staff, faculty and IQAC coordinators in the institutions. It was felt there should be

more interaction, networking and concerted efforts towards quality achievement.

A two-day NAAC sponsored State Level Seminar on “IQAC: Objectives and Practices” was organized th thby S.S. Mehta Arts and M.M. Patel Commerce College, Himatnagar, Maharashtra on 8 & 9 January

2010. The Seminar was inaugurated by Dr. Manoj Soni, Vice-Chancellor, Babasaheb Ambedkar

University. Dr. S.N. Iyer, Principal, Arts & Commerce College, Nawavadaj; Dr. M.V. Hathi, Director,

G.D. Modi Vidhyasankul, Palanpur, Maharashtra; Mr. Mir Ali, Director, Divya Chetana College of BCA

were the resource persons. More than 70 delegates comprising the Principals and IQAC coordinators of

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Dhule, Maharashtra

A two-day NAAC sponsored National Seminar on “Quality Sustenance and Enhancement in Teacher th thEducation” was organized by D.E. Society's College of Education, Dhule on 24 - 25 March 2010. Dr.

K.B. Patil, Vice-Chancellor, North Maharashtra University inaugurated the Seminar. Dr. Pramila Maini,

Director of Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Bhopal; Dr. Sulabha Nataraj, Director of

Women's College, Vallabha Vidyanagar, Gujarat; Dr. Pallavi Patel, Deptartment of Education, Sardar

Patel University, Vallabha Vidyanagar, Gujarat; Dr. Kuruna Gupta, Professor & Head, PG Department,

Gurukripa College of Education, Mumbai; Dr. Shantaram Rayate, Principal, KTHM College of

Education, Nashik were the resource persons.



3.6 Southern Region

Bangalore, Karnataka

Kumta, Karnataka

Kalamassery, Kerala

Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu

Two-day NAAC sponsored national level workshop on “Restructuring Teaching Practice Programme rd thfor Quality Improvement of Secondary Teacher Education" was conducted on 3 & 4 April 2009 at

Dr. Ambedkar College of Education, J.C Nagar, Bangalore. The workshop was inaugurated by

Dr. M. S. Talwar, Director, UGC-ASC, Bangalore University, Bangalore. Prof. C. Seshadri, former

Principal of Regional College of Education, NCERT, Mysore and an eminent educationist delivered the

keynote address. There were 92 participants from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry and other states

of the country.

Two-day NAAC sponsored national level seminar on "Translating Instructional Theories into Learning

Experiences - Approaches, Problems and Concerns" was organized by Kamala Baliga College of rd thEducation, Kumta, Karnataka on 3 & 4 April 2009. Mr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser, NAAC

spoke for networking of Teacher Education institutions for best practices. Prof. D. R. Balurgi, Eminent

Science Education writer, Dharwad and Dr. Gururaj Karajagi, Chairman, Academy for Creative

Teaching, Bangalore were the other resource persons.

One-day NAAC sponsored National Seminar on "Social Outreach Programmes" was organized by

St. Paul's College, Kalamassery, Kerala on 13 July 2009. Dr. Godfrey Louis, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Cochin

University of Science and Technology inaugurated the Seminar. Dr. Xavier Alphonse, Director Indian

Centre for Research and Development of Community Education (ICRDCE), Chennai, delivered the

keynote address. The resource persons at the panel discussion were Sri. K.J. Sohan, former Mayor of

Cochin, Dr. Indira Murali, Professor, Co-operative Medical College, Cochin, Dr. Sunil M.S., NSS

Programme Officer, Sri S. Jayathilakan, Chairman, Kerala Productivity Council, and Sri. M. P. Antoni,

Project Director, Rajagiri Outreach. Best practices in community engagement need to be identified and

disseminated for the benefit of academic fraternity and the society at large, was the opinion that emerged

in the Seminar which was attended by more than 100 participants from 25 Colleges in Kerala.

A two-day NAAC sponsored National seminar on "Enhancing Continuous Quality Management

through IQAC in Higher Education" was organized by APC Mahalaxmi College for Women,




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th stThoothukudi, Tamil Nadu on 20 & 21 August 2009. Prof. A. Gnanam, former Chairman, NAAC

delivered the inaugural address. In an enlightening presentation, he laid stress on the need for enhancing

quality at all levels of an academic institution. Delivering the key-note address Dr. R. Perumalsamy,

Commissioner, State Information Commission, Chennai, highlighted the importance of promoting

internal quality assurance systems. Dr. K. Nirmala Prasad, Chennai, Dr. N. Vijaya, Warangal,

Dr. C. D. Lethi, Trichy, Dr. R. llango, Thiruvedagam, Dr. Alphonse Manickam, Tirunelveli, Dr. A.

Francis, Thoothukudi, and Dr. A. K. Manikumar, Registrar (i/c) Manonmaniam Sundaranar University,

Tirunelveli, were the other resource persons on the occasion.

A two-day NAAC Sponsored Seminar on "Quest for Quality Education: The Role of IQAC in

Accredited Institutions" was organized by Newman College, District Idukki, Thodupuzha East, Kerala th thduring 17 - 18 September 2009.

A Two-day NAAC sponsored workshop on the theme. "Challenges before Autonomous College" was nd rdorganised by SDM College, Honavar, Karnataka on 2 & 3 November 2009. Dr. G.V. Joshi, Justice

K.S. Hegde, Institute of Management, Nitte, Member, State Planning Board, inaugurated the

Workshop. Dr. A.M. Narahari, Registrar, St. Aloysius College (Autonomous), Mangalore were the

resource persons; Dr. M.P. Karki, Ex-MLA, President, MPE Society, presided over the function.

Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser, NAAC spoke on various issues revolving around autonomy.

A two-Day NAAC sponsored National Level Seminar on "Re-Accreditation - March towards Quality th thEnhancement and Sustenance" was organized by RBANM's First Grade College, Bangalore on 6 &7

November 2009. In his inaugural address, Dr. N. Prabhu Dev, Vice-Chancellor, Bangalore University

called upon the teaching community to lay greater emphasis on research and the changing pedagogy.

Dr. C. Thangamuthu, former Vice-Chancellor, Bharathidasan University and Chairman, Southern

Regional Council, National Council for Teacher Education delivered the keynote address.

Dr. P. Venkataramaiah, former Vice-Chancellor, Kuvempu University; Dr. C. Visveshwara Rao,

Vice-Chancellor, Sri. Vikramasimhapuri University, Nellore; Dr. K. N. Pushpalatha, Principal, BSVP

College for Women, Bangalore; Dr. Srikanta, Principal, RBANM's College, Bangalore;

Dr. M. S. Shyamsundar, Deputy Adviser, NAAC were the other resource persons. More than 70

Thodupuzha, Kerala

Honavar, Karnataka

Bangalore, Karnataka



delegates across the country provided a platform for meaningful deliberations on Re-accreditation and

quality mapping.

A two-day NAAC sponsored National Conference on "Quality Initiatives for Student Support and thProgression" was organized by St. Xavier's College(Autonomous), Palayamkottai, Tamil Nadu on 4 &

th5 December 2009. Around 175 teachers participated in the Conference. Mr. B. S. Ponmudiraj, Assistant

Adviser, NAAC, spoke on "The Importance of Student-Centred Environment in HEIs."

Dr. G. Srinivas, Joint Secretary, UGC, Hyderabad, spoke on "IQAC and Quality Assurance."

Dr. S. Gopalakrishnan, Dean, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University; Dr. Sheela Ramachandran,

Principal, P SG College of Arts & Science(Autonomous), Coimbatore; Rev. Fr. Britto Vincent, Rector,

St. Xavier's Institutions, Palayamkottai; Dr. Alhonse Manickam, the Principal of the College;

Dr. S. Chellakumar Rose, Principal, Scott Christian College(Autonomous), Nagercoil; Dr. Francis,

Principal, VOC College, Tuticorin; Dr. Muthulakshmi Paramasivan, Principal, Rosemary College of

Arts & Science, Tirunelveli; Dr. D. Ebenezer, Joint Director of Collegiate Education, Tirunelveli were

the resource persons.

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3.7 International Academic Events

Mauritius

Ghana

Bangalore, India

Sri Lanka

Tertiary Education Commission (TEC), Mauritius had invited Dr. M. S. Shyamasundar, Deputy Adviser, th thNAAC during April 24 -30 , 2009 to Mauritius. He participated in the pre-audit workshop at Mauritius

th thon 26 April as a resource person and in a seminar on Second Cycle audit at Mauritius during 27 - 28 April

as a resource person. He participated as an Auditor in the Audit Panel of the Mauritius College of the Air th thduring 29 - 30 April. He visited TEC and interacted with its senior officials about various joint ventures

between NAAC and TEC through Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) on this occasion. TEC has

shown positive response to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with NAAC in due course of

time.

Dr. Jagannath Patil, Deputy Adviser, NAAC visited Association of African Universities (AAU), th thAcra, Ghana, on UNESCO Assignment during May 17 - 24 , 2009.

A eight-member delegation from the UGC (University Grants Commission), Nepal visited NAAC

during 3-4 June 2009 and actively participated in the Assessors Interaction Meeting (AIM). On this

occasion MoC (Memorandum of Cooperation) between NAAC and UGC, Nepal was signed by the

heads of both the organizations - Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC & Prof. Vinod Kumar

Shrestha, Member Secretary, UGC, Nepal. The event was witnessed by Dr. M. S. Shyamasundar, Deputy

Adviser, NAAC and Dr. Kushum Shakya, Director, QAA, UGC, Nepal. MoC emphasises on exchange

of information, mutual understanding, quality systems, staff exchange, exchange of reviewers,

collaboration, mutual recognition, development of good practice database etc. The MoC has taken effect

from June 2009 for a period of three years.

On invitation from ADB - Sri Lanka and the Distance Education Modernisation Project, supported by

Commonwealth of Learning(COL), Canada, Dr. K. Rama, Deputy Adviser, NAAC facilitated the

Quality Assurance Capacity Building workshop and workshop sessions on "Using performance st thIndicators for Internal Quality Assurance" during 21 - 24 June 2009. She is one of the editors of the

'Quality Assurance Toolkit for Distance Higher Education Institutions and Programmes' - a joint

publication of DEMP (ADB), UNESCO and COL. The toolkit was launched in Sri Lanka by

Sir John Daniel, CEO and President Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, Canada. Dr. K. Rama was

present on the occasion of the launch.



Nepal

India-UK

NAAC-AUQA, Australia MoC

India-Australia

Quality Assurance & Accreditation (QAA) of University Grants Commission (UGC), Nepal had invited th thDr. M. S. Shyamasundar, Deputy Adviser, NAAC to train the assessors of Nepal during July 5 - 6 , 2009

and to assess a Community College (Balkumari College) as an International Expert / Peer team member th thduring 7 -10 July, 2009. As per the Nepal's QAA methodology, the institutions are graded as accredited

and non-accredited institutions and evaluated on the eight criteria framework stipulated by QAA of

UGC, Nepal.

India-UK Education Forum Joint Working Group conducted the preparatory meeting in the video-th thconference mode during August 11 -12 2009 in New Delhi. The event was organised by the Ministry

of Human Resource Development (MHRD). The event gave an opportunity for the experts on both the

sides to discuss quality issues in Higher Education. Dr. M. S. Shyam Sundar, Deputy Advisor, NAAC

participated in the meeting as a representative of NAAC. He shared his experiences as an observer of

both NAAC (India) and Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) of UK. He gave specific suggestions for

strengthening the relationship between the two institutions in the areas of quality in Higher Education.

There is a long history of interaction and co-operation between Australian Universities Quality Agency

(AUQA) and NAAC. The two agencies participated in the establishment of the Asia Pacific Quality

Network (APQN) in January 2003. Dr. David Woodhouse, Executive Director of AUQA and

Prof. V.S. Prasad, the then Director of NAAC as office bearers of APQN, signed a MoC between the two

agencies in January 2006 for a period of three years. Since MoC was very fruitful for the last three years.

Hence the MoC had been signed by Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director of NAAC and

Dr. David Woodhouse, Executive Director of AUQA on August 27, 2009 to strengthen the relationship

between NAAC & AUQA further for another three years. This Memorandum of Co-operation covers

the following six areas: (1) Quality Systems; (2) Staff Exchange; (3) Use of each other's Reviewers;

(4) Joint Publication; (5) Good Practice Database; and (6) Collaboration in Quality Assurance.

Dr. M.S. Shyamasundar participated in the subgroup meeting under India-Australia joint working group thon Education held on October 7 , 2009 in New Delhi organized by the Ministry of Human Resource

Development (MHRD), Government of India. The Indian side was led by Mr. Sunil Kumar and

Mr. S. C. Khuntia, Joint Secretaries, MHRD and the Australian side was led by Mr. Colin Walters, Chief




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Executive Officer, Australian Education International. Mr. Amit Khare, Joint Secretary (ICC), MHRD,

welcomed the dignitaries on both sides and briefed the delegates on the proceedings of the meetings of

Hon'ble Minister, HRD with the Australian dignitaries. The sub-group was also made abreast of the

HRD directives to form three sub-groups to work on a) Vocational Education and Training b) Quality

Assurance and c) Student Welfare. He highlighted the fact that the Reports of the Sub-groups should be

presented by December 2009. Dr. Shyamasundar briefed the delegates on the collaborative initiatives

being worked out by NAAC and Australian Universities Qualification Agency (AUQA), besides the

collaborative project between the two agencies and the related publications.

To promote mutual understanding in the area of higher education in India and Oman, a high level thdelegation from Oman visited NAAC on 4 November 2009. The delegation interacted with

Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director and academic staff of NAAC. The seven member team was led by His

Excellency Mr. Humaid Ali Al-Maani, Ambassador, Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman, New Delhi, His

Excellency Dr. Ali Bin Saoud Al-Bemani, President of Sultan Qaboos University. The interactions made

room for positive discussion on the Indian experience with regard to assessment and accreditation.

th thMr. B. S. Ponmudiraj and Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Advisers, NAAC visited Australia during 9 -13

November 2009 under the NAAC-AUQA MoC. NAAC and AUQA have a Memorandum MoC for

three years. Ponmudiraj and Ganesh Hegde participated in the Auditor Training Workshop at

Melbourne. They had interaction with the AUQA Executive Director, Dr David Woodhouse and Audit

Directors of AUQA. The Standards, Protocols, offshore issues, curriculum, English language, auditing

NSAIs etc. were discussed at length during their study programme. The existing practices of AUQA

were shared by the AUQA staff in detail. Mr. Ponmudiraj and Dr. Ganesh Hegde made presentation on

Quality Assurance Developments in India. Scenario of Indian Higher Education, NAAC - Assessment

and Accreditation, Post - Accreditation Scenario, Internal Quality Assurance Cell and New Initiatives by

Government of India, Knowledge Commission Report, etc. were shared with AUQA staff. They also

visited Monash University, Clayton and Victoria University, Footscray as part of their study. In the latter

they discussed matters related to Audit and Risk. The Victorian Government has the risk management

and Framework to enable the government departments and its funded institutions. They also had

interactions with Ms. Sian Lewis, Executive Director Training Operations, Skills, Victoria Department

of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development.

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With the success of first collaboration, the MOU was extended between NAAC and COL for another

two years to collaborate on the following areas:

Compilation and dissemination of best practices and innovations in various higher education

institutions including those offering teacher education;

Dissemination of the Quality Assurance Tool Kit for Teacher Education, jointly developed by

COL and NAAC, in developing countries of the commonwealth;

Promoting the adaptation and utilization of the Quality Assurance Tool Kit;

Networking of higher education institutions and related Quality Assurance agencies;

Facilitating the promotion of quality enhancement and institutional excellence of higher

education institutions;

Quality benchmarking for dual-mode/ flexible forms of higher education institutions.

Evolving process based quality indicators for different modes of higher education programmes;

Promoting staff exchange/visits between NAAC and other Quality Assurance agencies and

institutions; and

Strengthening institutional Quality Assurance Systems.

Sir John Daniel, President & Chief Executive Officer of COL and Prof. H.A. Ranganath, Director, thNAAC signed the MoU at NAAC on 19 February 2010. On this occasion the President of COL also

delivered a lecture. NAAC Academic Staff and officers, former Vice-Chancellors and a few principals

were present and actively participated in the discussions. Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser, NAAC,

Coordinated the programme.

Thailand

Dr. M S Shyamasundar, Deputy Adviser, NAAC participated in the Pre-workshop meeting and nd thAPQN conference at Bangkok and presented a paper during March 02 - 05 , 2010.

Dr. Jaganath Patil, Deputy Adviser, NAAC participated in the Pre-workshop meeting and nd thAPQN conference at Bangkok and presented a paper during March 02 - 05 , 2010. As Quality

Assurance expert he organized a pre-conference workshop. He also participated in the AGM as

an APQN Board Member.

Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser, NAAC paper was accepted at the APQN conference at nd thBangkok on March 2 - 5 , 2010.




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3.8 Library and Information Services

The library continues to support the academic and research activities of NAAC through well resourced

collection of books and subscription to scholarly journals – Indian as well as International. The library

collection focuses on the core area of Quality, Assessment, and Accreditation in Higher Education. In

addition to providing access to books & journals, the library also functions as repository of Self Study

Reports. There are currently 4572 SSR's, RAR's archived in the library. Large number of people from

different corners of India visits the library to consult the SSR's. During the year under review more than

624 academics from various colleges and Universities located across the country visited the library to

consult these Reports. Some of the international delegation visiting NAAC also visited the library.

All the In-house publications of NAAC are put on display at the library. Most of the visitors who come

to NAAC have taken the opportunity to browse and buy many of these publications. Thus the library has

been instrumental in showcasing the In-house scholarship of the NAAC and creating awareness about

the academic/research work being carried out in NAAC.

During 2009-10 the library added 113 titles worth Rs. 1.72 lakhs for the benefit of the academics. The

library subscribes to 62 International Journals. Besides subscribing to 62 print journals, Library also

provides access to UGC-Infonet e-resources, which includes access to 4000 scholarly journals published

all over the world. During the year under review the library has taken subscription to SCOPUS, the

citation database from Elsevier. Elsevier provides access to 18,000 titles from more than 5,000

publishers all over the world. Academic Adviser extensively use Research productivity data from this

source for assessment visits to Universities.

stA 'Book Exhibition' was organized at NAAC Campus on 21 May 2009. The exhibition saw the display

of latest books in the field of Higher Education, Quality in Higher Education and allied areas of

relevance to NAAC. More than 4000 titles were displayed during the exhibition. NAAC staff and a few

assessors from Bangalore visited the exhibition.



3.9 NAAC Director, Academic officers and Staff participation in Academic

and Training Programmes during the 2009-2010.

st1. The Director, NAAC attended the DEC, New Delhi meeting on 1 April 2009.

2. The Director, NAAC participated in the Fifth International Roundtable Quality Assurance of

Multimedia Learning Materials (QAMLM) organized by CEMCA, New Delhi at IIC Main ndBuilding, New Delhi, April 2 , 2009. Dr. Rama, Deputy Adviser, NAAC also participated.

3. The Director, NAAC participated in CII National Education Summit as Panelist in session

"Promoting Excellence - Setting up independent Accreditation System" at Hotel Le Meridian, stNew Delhi, April 21 , 2009

4. The Director, NAAC participated in a National Conference on "Renewing Teacher Education: th thTowards a Policy Initiative" organized by NCTE, New Delhi, April 29 -30 , 2009.

Dr. K. Rama, Deputy Adviser, NAAC also participated.

5. The Director, NAAC attended the Meeting of the UGC Committee to develop Regulation

under the UGC Act to make A&A mandatory for all higher education institutions at UGC thoffice. New Delhi, May 6 , 2009

6. The Director, NAAC delivered a Convocation address of Rabindra Bharathi University, thKolkata. May 8 , 2009

th7. The Director, NAAC participated at 10 National Conference on “Re-accreditation of

Colleges” organized by Association of Indian College Principals (AICP) at Bhandardara, thMaharashtra on May 20 , 2009

rd8. The Director, NAAC participated in the UGC committee meeting on 23 May 2009 at NAAC

office for the revision of "Guidelines for Establishing and Monitoring IQACs in HEIs"

rd9. The Director, NAAC participated in the UGC committee meeting on 23 May 2009 at NAAC

office for the "draft UGC Regulation for Mandatory Assessment and Accreditation"

th10. The Director, NAAC participated in a Two-day lecture series on the occasion of 200 year of thbirth of Charles Darwin and 150 year of the publication of his colossal book "Origin of

Species by means of Natural Selection" organized by University of Mysore, Mysore, May th th25 - 26 , 2009




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th11. The Director, NAAC attended NBA board meeting on June 5 , 2009 at Delhi

12. The Director, NAAC attended a meeting to frame guidelines and other related material for

establishment of IQAC in Open University at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, thAhmedabad, Gujarat on June 11 , 2009

13. The newly established Central University of Karnataka, Gulbarga recently held its Consultative st ndMeeting of Experts and Meetings of Ad Hoc Boards of Studies on 21 & 22 June 2009 at

NAAC, Bangalore. Around 30 experts from different fraternities attended this meeting.

Prof Goverdhan Mehta, Chairman, Executive Committee, NAAC inaugurated the meeting.

Prof A. M. Pathan, Vice Chancellor, Central University of Gulbarga oversawthe meetings.

Prof H. A. Ranganath, Director, NAAC participated in the meeting as a key expert.

14. The Director, NAAC attended the selection committee meeting of INSA, New Delhi on thAugust 4 , 2009

nd15. The Director, NAAC attended 32 meeting of the DEC at New Delhi on August 5, 2009

16. The Director, NAAC participated in a EDUCON symposium of VCs/Directors of Indian

Universities/Leading Institutes organized by Sakkal Media Group, Pune at Bangkok, Thailand th ndon August 20 - 22 , 2009

17. The Director NAAC participated in a National Consultation "Foreign Providers in Indian

Higher Education - Issues of Entry, Regulation and Models of Engagement" organized by thNUEPA and IIC, New Delhi on 17 August, 2009.

18. The Director NAAC delivered inaugural address at the one-day workshop on "Accreditation: thNew Methodology" at Mahajana First Grade College, Mysore on 29 August, 2009.

19. The Director NAAC participated in a Round Table Discussion on "Comprehensive India thHigher Education Report" an initiative of Edge Forum and NIAS, Bangalore on 29

August, 2009

20. The Director, NAAC attended DST FIST programme on the spot evaluation visit to IISc on th thSeptember 4 & 5 , 2009

21. The Director, NAAC is delivering convocation address at PSG College, Coimbatore on thSeptember 9 , 2009



22. The Director NAAC delivered a talk on "Expansion and Quality in Higher Education" in a one-

day seminar on "The recommendations of the Committee to advise on Renovation &

Rejuvenation of Higher Education" organized by Centre for Educational and Social Studies th(CESS), Bangalore on 12 September, 2009.

23. The Director, NAAC attended INSA Evolution meeting at Karnatak University, Dharwad on th thSeptember 14 - 17 , 2009

24. The Director, NAAC attended second meeting of DIST FIST programme at Karnatak ndUniversity, Dharwad on September 22 , 2009

25. The Director, NAAC attended the Governing Board meeting of INFLIBNET as member at rdAhmedabad on October 3 , 2009

26. The Director NAAC attended Peer review committee meeting of the NF Project "Molecular

basis of Insect-Plant interactions in Rice" at Directorate of Rice Research, Hyderabad thon 4 October, 2009.

rd27. The Director, NAAC attended 33 meeting of Distance Education Council at Delhi on thOctober 7 , 2009

28. The Director NAAC delivered a talk on "Quality Assurance in Higher Education - NAAC

Experience" at AIU's West Zone Vice-Chancellors Meet at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya, thIndore on 8 October, 2009.

29. The Director NAAC participated in a seminar on "Quality in Higher Education through Best

Practices" organized by Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College for Women, Bangalore thon 10 October, 2009.

th30. The Director, NAAC attended a UGC Empower Committee meeting on October 12 , 2009

31. The Director, NAAC attended 'A Lecture – Science Special Lecture Series', Mysore on October th24 , 2009

32. The Director NAAC delivered a talk on "Changing Ecology of Higher Education: A

Perspectival Assessment" at a seminar on "NKC & Prof. Yashpal Committee Report - Role of

higher Education in Karnataka" organized by Government First Grade College, Shikaripur, stShimoga Distt. Karnataka on 31 October, 2009.




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33. The Director, NAAC attended the first meeting of Academic Council of CUG, Gujarat on thNovember 7 , 2009

34. The Director, NAAC attended the Second Platinum Jubilee meeting of IASc, Bangalore on thNovember 12 , 2009

35. The Director NAAC participated and presented a paper on "Challenges in Higher Education:

Integration of ICT" at Bangalore IT 2009 Conference organized by Dept. of Information

Technology, Biotechnology, and S&R, Government of Karnataka at Bangalore on th13 November , 2009.

th th36. The Director NAAC participated in AP Science Congress at Tirupati on 14 - 15

November, 2009.

th37. The Director NAAC attended the DEC meeting on November 18 , 2009

38. The Director NAAC delivered a talk on "Quality Assurance in Higher Education - NAAC

Experience" at National Workshop on "Quality Assessment through Blended Learning" thorganized by Maitreyi College, University of Delhi on 19 November, 2009.

39. The Director NAAC delivered Swami Lokeswarananda Memorial Lecture on "Education-

Today and Tomorrow" at Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Narendrapur, Kolkata st on 21 November, 2009.

40. The Director NAAC participated in a seminar on "NAAC Accreditation" at North Orissa ndUniversity, Baripada, Orissa on 22 November, 2009.

41. The Director NAAC attended the Academic Council meeting of Central University of thKarnataka at NLSIU on December 5 , 2009

42. The Director NAAC delivered a lecture on "Evolutionary Genetics" at the department of

Genetics, Delhi University and also attended UGC- SAP Review Meeting at University of Delhi thSouth Campus on 7 December, 2009. The Director NAAC Participated in Second Science

th thConclave: A Congregation of Nobel Laureates hosted by IIIT, Allahabad on 8 -12

December, 2009.



43. The Director NAAC participated as a Chief Guest at a function organized by Nehru Arts &

Science College, Coimbatore for conferring the Best Faculty Award for Faculty members of thTamil Nadu & Kerala on 15 December, 2009.

44. The Director NAAC attended a meeting as Chairman of the Research Advisory Committee of thSeri biotech Research Lab, Central Silk Board(CSB), Bangalore on 16 December, 2009.

45. The Director NAAC attended the Selection Committee for Interview for Scientists at CSB, th thBangalore on December 19 - 20 , 2009

46. The Director NAAC attended and presented a paper on "Quality Assurance in Higher

Education - NAAC Experience" at a Joint Seminar on "Challenges in Public Higher Education:

An Interdisciplinary Perspective" organized by ICSSR and Maison Des Sciences De L'Homme

(MSH) Paris under the framework of India-France Cultural Exchange programme in ndassociation with UGC, ICHR and ICPR at New Delhi on 22 December, 2009.

47. The Director NAAC attended the Meeting of fee structure committee of Central University of thKarnataka at NAAC on January 4 , 2010

48. The Director NAAC attended the UGC expert committee meeting at Delhi on thJanuary 6 , 2010

49. The Director NAAC attended the Review meeting of National Center of Applied Human thGenetics, School o f Life Sciences, JNU – January 7 , 2010

50. The Director NAAC delivered the Convocation Address at Solapur University on thJanuary 10 , 2010

51. The Director, NAAC attended the UGC Travel Grants Fellowship Meeting at New Delhi th on February 8 , 2010

52. The Director, NAAC attended the MHRD Joint Working group meeting between New Zealand thand India at New Delhi on 9 , February 2010

53. The Director, NAAC attended the Lecture at Association of Chemistry Alumni on Nobel Prize that Bangalore on February 20 , 2010

54. The Director, NAAC attended the Pre-workshop meeting of APQN conference at Bangkok on ndMarch 2 , 2010




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55. The Director, NAAC attended the APQN conference and AGM at Bangkok on rd thMarch 3 & 4 , 2010

56. The Director, NAAC attended the Inter University Centres meeting at IUCAA, Pune on thMarch 10 , 2010. Director explained that the IUC directors to meet once in two months

regularly to discuss common issues. It was also decided to give a representation to the

sub-committee of the Task Force of Prof. Yash Pal Committee regarding the status of IUCs

to be included in their Report, since there is no mention of these.

57. The Director, NAAC was the Speaker at the Symposium “Perspectives on University

Performance Evaluation” at UN University Headquarters, Tokyo Japan on March th th15 - 16 , 2010

58. The Director, NAAC attended the forth joint meeting of National Steering Committee of

UGC-Infonet Digital Library Consortia and INDEST-AICTE consortia at Board room of thIIT, Delhi on March 29 , 2010.

59. The Director, NAAC attended the Meeting of Central University of Karnataka, Gulbarga –

Master plan and proposed building on March 2010.

60. The Director, NAAC attended the National Conference on “Advances in Biological

Sciences” organized by Dept. of Zoology, Panjab University, Chandigarh on thMarch 30 , 2010

61. Dr. M S Shyamasundar, Deputy Adviser participated as resource person to speak on “Quality thAssurance in HE and role of NAAC” at UGC-ASC, University of Kerala on July 24 , 2009

62. Dr. M S Shyamasundar, Deputy Adviser participated as resource person to orient all the thteachers of Loyola College about effective functioning of IQAC on July 28 , 2009

63. Mr. B S Madhukar, Deputy Adviser participated in the meeting to frame guidelines for

establishment of IQAC in Open University at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, thAhmedabad, Gujarat on June 11 , 2009

64. Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser attended a State Level Seminar on Translating

Institutional Theories into Learning Experiences – Approaches, Problems and Concerns at rd thKamala Baliga College of Education, Kumta during 3 - 4 April 2009 as a resource person



65. Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser delivered a talk on 'Global trends of Accreditation,

Certification & Assessment Process' at CII National Summit in Quality in Education at rdChennai on October 23 , 2009

66. Dr. Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Adviser participated in an international conference at at th thYeshwant Mahavidyalaya, Nanded during 9 -10 January, 2010 as a resource person.




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In the third year of the XI plan period 2009-2010 onwards NAAC has planned achievable targets for the

forthcoming year 2010-2011. Based on the experience of last 16 years of its operations, and keeping in

view the future expectations of stakeholders, the NAAC has developed and initiated its Roadmap for the st

XI Plan, from the 1 of April 2007. With a tough mandate to assess and accredit institutions of higher

learning in the country, the NAAC came into existence in the year 1994 as an autonomous institution of

the UGC. Since then, the NAAC has been committed to the mission of upholding maintenance of

standards and quality enhancement of higher education in the country. The viewpoint of NAAC has

been an enabling effort, wherein all constituents of a higher educational institution will be empowered to

make best use of its available resources and intellect, thereby ushering in systemic quality assurance

mechanism.

As required by a vibrant quality assurance agency, the NAAC has been continuously fine-tuning its

assessment and accreditation methodologies to reach out to the target institutions, to achieve

notable recognition and wider acceptance. The methodology has been fine-tuned from time to time

considering the prevailing higher education scenario and feedback from stakeholders.

It was an uphill task for NAAC to take up the Assessment and Accreditation of such mammoth number

of Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) in India. NAAC had to devise strategies and work around the

clock to create Quality Culture among all the stakeholders.

It required great commitment and conviction on the part of the NAAC staff to motivate the people in

the higher echelons of decision making to see the point of necessity that educational institutions are

assessed by an outside agency like NAAC. Keeping in tune with its mission and vision, NAAC has

accredited 4253 Higher Education Institutions. It has a huge database of expert assessors on its panel

and a good number of resource persons to spread quality culture among institutions

4Future Plans for 2010-2011



stA new methodology was introduced in 1 April 2007, as per this methodology, the higher education

institutions are assessed and accredited in a two-step approach. In the first step, the institution is

required to see 'Institutional Eligibility for Quality Assessment (IEQA) and the second step is the

assessment and accreditation of the institution. NAAC has identified seven criteria - i. Curricular

Aspects, ii. Teaching-learning and Evaluation, iii. Research, Consultancy and Extension, iv.

Infrastructure and Learning resources, v. Student Support and Progression, vi. Governance and

leadership and vii. Innovative Practices as the basis for its evaluation and validation.

National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) continuously endeavours to strengthen its

Assessment and Accreditation methodology. It also continues to explore new avenues in the field of

Quality Assurance. The methodology of NAAC has evolved over 16 years and has undergone several

changes based on feedback from stakeholders to match pace with changing higher education

scenario. In keeping with this tradition, NAAC has initiated stakeholder consultation process on a

few key issues for future.

1. The methodology of NAAC has stood the test of time for last 16 years mainly because it has

remained dynamic and responsive to the stakeholder feedback The recently fine-tuned stmethodology effective from 1 April, 2007 has been operational for about 3 years and NAAC

has received various suggestions and comments from the assessors, institutions as well as

NAAC staff and authorities. There is a felt need to introduce more quantifiable parameters in

order to strengthen the elements of objectivity and transparency in the process of grading. In

view of this, NAAC has decided to invite suggestions to make the present methodology more

robust and objective.

2. By 2010, the NAAC enters into another challenging phase, when it needs to handle st ndaccreditation of variety of institutions such as institutions for 1 accreditation, for 2 cycle

rdaccreditation (re-accreditation) as well as for 3 cycle accreditation. NAAC had done extensive

ndconsultations and research while introducing 2 cycle (re-accreditation) a few years back. Now

rdthat a good number of institutions are getting ready for the 3 cycle, NAAC has requesting

stakeholders for suggestions for appropriate strategies to be evolved to meet this

challenge.

3. NAAC is inviting suggestions on possible strategy and framework for undertaking programme

accreditation in universities.

NAAC has requested feedback and comments from all stakeholders including assessors, heads of

institutions, teachers, policy makers as well as students on the abovesaid plans.




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Broadly the NAAC would focus on the following activities during the year 2009-2010 which includes

the continuation of current activities as well as venturing into the new areas:

to continue

new areas

1. Assessment and accreditation exercise which is the prime agenda

2. The development of a pool of trained Assessors'

3. Dissemination of best practices amongst HEIs

4. Promotion of IQACs in all Colleges and Universities.

5. Supporting State Quality Assurance Cells

6. Supporting Accredited Universities and Colleges for quality sustenance and enhancement

activities.

7. Bringing out research publications

8. Bringing out case studies – state specific quality gaps based on accredited institutions data which

may help the respective state

9. Bringing out thematic publication on the current trend of assessment and accreditation

10. Organizing the NAAC Accreditation Award Ceremony

11. Celebrating the foundation day of NAAC

12. Capacity building exercises for its staff

13. Assistants with fellowships for specific projects

14. Steps for NAAC Ranking Model

15. Programme accreditation

16. Modus operandi for third cycle of assessment and accreditation

17. Discussions on Department/Programme Accreditation

18. To develop quality indicators for Universities

19. To initiate steps for Benchmarking

20. To recruit project assistants with fellowships for specific projects



21. To promote 'in house' Research Journal on Quality Assurance

22. To initiate discussions on International Accreditation.

As stated in the previous year 2008-2009 future plans for 2009-2010, to review the Organization

Structure, in light of the MoA and Bye-Laws, has been done. NAAC could envisage the

abovesaid plans with the help of the MHRD; the UGC; Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat, Chairman,

UGC and President of the General Council of NAAC; Prof. Goverdhan Mehta, Chairman of

the Executive Committee of NAAC; members of the GC, EC, FC, AC, other NAAC

committees, all staff of NAAC; and the academia who have contributed significantly to the

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5Administrative Activities

1. Annual Stock verification

2. Finance and Accounts

3. NAAC Campus Development

4. NAAC Website

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Annual stock verification of non-consumables, consumables, library and publications stock was carried st

out for the period ending 31 March 2010

The statement of accounts for the year 2009-2010 compiled and audited by statutory auditors is th th rd

adopted in the 20 Finance Committee meeting held on 30 September 2010 and approved by the 53 th

Executive Committee meeting held on 30 September 2010 (details in chapter 6).

The work related to furnishing of Board Room and Conference Room with the state-of-the-art

technologies like video conference, audio conference, access control is complete and fully functional.

A website is appreciated and updated regularly. We have uploaded all our latest

publications in the download section. Most of the reports and publications are easily downloadable

and this section is helping the institutions to download all the important publications at their end

without any extra cost. The site has the following information.

Latest Information section

Accredited Institutions list

Process of on accreditation

Forthcoming Peer Team Visits

www.naac.gov.in



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5. ICT at NAAC

6. Purchase of new computers

7. Manpower Support

Calendar of Events

Guidelines for financial assistance

Notice Boards

Download section

All publications, manuals, guidelines of NAAC, etc.

NAAC has already initiated two-phased project on ICT, Wi-fi Campus, Restructuring MIS, Network, 10

Mbps Internet leased line and NAAC website. The project has been handed over to NIC, Government

of India.

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) section is very effective in supporting NAAC

Accreditation and Assessment process. The information pertaining to visit dates, selection of

members, etc., is available through customized software. Whole MIS module is developed and

managed by technical personals in NAAC. All the computers are connected through the LAN

network. High speed internet facility is provided to all the officers and employees of NAAC for

effective functioning. There is a constant monitoring mechanism of systems in place. The section is

upgraded as per the current needs when ever required. Windows Vista and Microsoft 2008 are used

as operating systems and it is working as the backbone to the overall server management and

administration. Networking division in ICT department is running through the Dell Manageable

switches.

New computers with high end configuration were purchased and also upgradation of certain

software done during the year for the NAAC office.

List of NAAC staff is given in annexure 7.1.

NAAC continues to outsource its additional manpower support requirement from time to time with

external employment agencies.




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7Annexures

Director – NAAC

Prof. H. A. Ranganath

Staff of NAAC

Academic : Core

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1. Dr. Latha Pillai Adviser (on lien)

2. Dr. M.S. Shyamasundar Deputy Adviser

3. Dr. K.Rama Deputy Adviser (on EOL)

4. Mr. B. S. Madhukar Deputy Adviser

5. Dr. Jaganath S Patil Deputy Adviser

6. Mr. B. S. Ponmudiraj Assistant Adviser

7. Dr. Ganesh Hegde Assistant Adviser

8. Dr. Sujata P. Shanbhag Assistant Adviser

Sl. No Name Designation

Academic : Support

Establishment

12. Mr. K. B. Gopinath Administrative Officer

13. Mrs. Cynthia D'Mello Finance Officer

14. Mr. V. Lakshman Facilitation-cum-Liaison

Officer

Academic : Support


15. Mr. D. S. Srikanth Academic Professional

16. Mr. V. Uma Shankar Academic Professional

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9. Mr. I. H. Jahagirdar Librarian

10. Mr. Wahidul Hasan Communication-cum-

Publication Officer

11. Mr. Kiran R. Jere Statistician

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17. Mr Arun. M Professional Assistant

18. Mrs. Mangala. M Personal Assistant to Director

19. Mrs. Geetha Pujar Receptionist

20. Mrs. C. Maya Professional Assistant

21. Mr. N. Umashankar Semi-Professional Assistant

22. Mr. R. S. Sridhar Semi-Professional Assistant

23. Mrs. M. Suma Junior Semi-Professional Assistant

24. Mr. K. Ravikumar Junior Semi-Professional Assistant

25. Mr. B. Srinivas Driver

26. Mr. S. M. Rao Driver

27. Mr. P. Hari Attendant

28. Mr. P.K. Sathish Attendant



29. Mr. Nagesha Junior Engineer - on deputation from KPWD

Annexure 7.2

Calendar of Meetings

General Council (GC)

Executive Committee (EC)

Finance Committee (FC)



Sl.No. GC No. Venue Date

nd th 1. 22 NAAC, Bangalore 28 March 2010

Sl.No. EC No. Venue Date

th th 1. 49 NAAC, Bangalore 15 June 2009

th th 2. 50 NAAC, Bangalore 30 September 2009

st st 3. 51 NAAC, Bangalore 31 December 2009

nd th 4. 52 NAAC, Bangalore 28 March 2010

Sl.No. FC No. Venue Date

th th 1. 18 NAAC, Bangalore 30 September 2009

th th 2. 19 NAAC, Bangalore 28 March 2010

Appeals Committee (AC)

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Sl.No. AC No. Venue Date

th th1. 13 NAAC, Bangalore 14 June 2009

th th2. 14 NAAC, Bangalore 29 September 2009

th st3. 15 NAAC, Bangalore 21 December 2009

Sl.No. Venue DateCRIEQA No.

th th1. 9 NAAC, Bangalore 8 September 2009

th th2. 10 NAAC, Bangalore 30 November 2009

th th3. 11 NAAC, Bangalore 5 February 2010

Annexure 7.3

International Visitors to NAAC



1. 1st May 2009 A high level delegation of Kuwaiti academic professors

visited NAAC to interact with NAAC officers and

Director in order to discuss matters related to strengthening

ties with India.

th st2. 28 - 31 October 2009 A delegation from Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA),

Malaysia consisting of Mr. Mohd Khairul Nizam Ibrahim,

Mrs. Siti Mariam Daud and Ms. Junaidah Mohamad Aris visited

NAAC under NAAC-MQA collaborations to discuss about the

work plan with NAAC policies, procedures and resources, pre-

accreditation activities, onsite visit procedures, NAAC post

accreditation activities, insight into actual functioning at IQAC

and sharing of experiences in A & A

th3. 4 November 2009 A high level delegation from Oman consisting of the following

delegates visited NAAC to interact with Director and

academic staff of NAAC.

His Excellency Mr. Humaid Ali Al-Maani

Ambassador, Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman, New

Delhi;

His Excellency Dr. Ali Bin Saoud Al-Bemani, President

of Sultan Qaboos University;

Dr. Prathapar, Dean- College of Agriculture & Maritime;

Dr. Mansoor Al-Mandhri, Dean- College of Medical &

Health Science;

Prof. Bazdawai Al-Riyami, Dean- College of Nursing;

Sl. Dates of the visit Names of the Visitors & Purpose No.

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Dr. Matiz Al-Barwani, Vice-Dean- College of Science;

Mr. Khalifa Al-Tobi, Director- Office of the President

of Sultan Qaboos University

th4. 26 November 2009 Mr. Saabir Kasenally, Secretary & Head, Administration

Division Tertiary Education Commission, Mauritius visited

NAAC for sharing experience in dealing with Quality

enhancement processes

th5. 20 January 2010 On request from APQN and HEEC, China, NAAC invited

(January 19-21, 2010) a delegation from Higher Education

Evaluation of China (HEEC) consisting of the following

delegates visited NAAC to exchange the ideas and also

experience on many aspects with NAAC and to deepen

mutual understanding on quality assurance in higher

education.

Mr. Li Zhihong, Deputy Director, HEEC, Ministry of

Education of P.R. China

Mr. Zhu Hongtao, Section Chief, Higher Education

Evaluation Division, Ministry of Education of P.R. China

Mr. Jiang Jingkui, Dean, Department of South Asia,

Peking University

Mr. Zhou Aijun, Division Chief of Specialty Evaluation

Division, HEEC

Ms. Li Yan, Deputy Director of General Office, HEEC

Ms. Yang Kunrong, University Evaluation Division,

HEEC

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st6. 1 March 2010 A four member delegation from Tertiary Education

Commission (TEC), Mauritius headed by Prof. Donald Ah

Chuen, Chairman, TEC Board along with

Dr. Praveen Mohadeb, Executive Director, TEC;

Mr. Girish Gunesh, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of

Education, Culture and Human Resources; and

Dr. Dharam Fokeer, Director General, University of

Technology,

visited NAAC to have insight into the methodology and

process of NAAC for assessment and accreditation and also

interaction with the academic staff.

nd th7. 2 - 5 March 2010 Mrs. K. Charitar, Finance officer of TEC, Mauritius visited

NAAC under UGC-TEC consortium agreement i.e. capacity

building for the TEC and TEIs for skill upgrading in areas of

Finance, Quality Assurance, Policies in Higher Education and

e-Governance.

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Annexure 7.3

List of Institutions Accredited by NAAC fromst st 1 April 2009 to 31 March 2010

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Sl. No. Name of the University State CGPA Grade

1 The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, Hyderabad - 500082, No. 52, Nagarjuna Hills Pradesh

2 Nirma University of Science and Technology, Gujarat 2.93 BAhmedabad - 382481, Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway

3 Nitte University, Mangalore - 575018, University Karnataka 2.87 BEnclave, Medical Sciences Complex, Deralakatte

4 K. L. E. University, Belgaum - 590010, JNMC Karnataka 3.16 ACampus, Nehru Nagar

5 Lakshmibai National University of Physical Education, Gwalior - 474002, Shakti Nagar Madhya 2.98 B

Pradesh

6 Dr. D. Y. Patil University, Pune - 411018, Maharashtra 3.08 A Sant Tukaram Nagar, Pimpri

7 Padmashree Dr. D. Y. Patil University, Navi Maharashtra 3.35 AMumbai - 400614, Level 11, Dr. D. Y. Patil University Building, Plot No. 50 Sector - 15, CBD Belapur

8 Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University, Orissa 3.1 ABhubaneswar - 751030, Khandagiri Square

9 Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Orissa 3.36 ABhubaneswar - 751024, At - Patia, P.O. - KIIT

10 Kalasalingam University, Krishnankoil - 626190, Tamil Nadu 2.81 BAnand Nagar, Via Srivilliputtur

11 Chettinad Academy of Research and Education, Tamil Nadu 2.83 BKelambakkam - 603103, Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Dist. Kancheepuram

Andhra 2.89 B

Colleges



Sr. No. Name of the Colleges State CGPA Grade

Hyderabad - 500034, "Mount Pleasant", PradeshB-2-249, Road No. 3, Banjara Hills

2 Shadan College of Education, Hyderabad - Andhra 2.83 B500004, 6-2-978, Khairatabad Pradesh

3 Montessori Mahila College of Education, Andhra 2.04 BVijayawada Pradesh

4 Dr. Cheeday Satyanarayana Degree and P. G. Andhra 2.17 BCollege, Bhimavaram - 534203, Near Industrial PradeshEstate, Dist. West Godavari

5 Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering, Andhra 3.47 AVisakhapatnam - 530048, Madhurawada Pradesh

6 Maharaj Vijayaram Gajapathi Raj College of Andhra 3.23 AEngineering, Vizianagaram - 535005, Vijayaram PradeshNagar Campus

7 Mamata Medical College , Khammam - 507002 , Andhra 3.12 AD. No. 4-2-161, Opp. Rotary Nagar Pradesh

8 Annamacharya Institute of Technology and Andhra 2.49 BSciences, Rajampet - 516126, Thallapaka PradeshPanchayath, New Boyanapalli (Post), Dist. Kadapa

9 Smt. Gentela Sakuntalamma College, Andhra 2.7 BJaggayyapet - 521175, Vidyanagar, Dist. Krishna Pradesh

10 GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam - 532127, Andhra 3.24 A GMR Nagar, Dist. Srikakulam Pradesh

11 Malla Reddy Engineering College, Secunderabad Andhra 3.01 A- 500014, Maisammaguda, Dhulapally (Post Via PradeshHakimpet)

12 Department of Education M. J. College, Bhilai - Chhattisgarh 2.03 B

490023, Kohka-Junwani Road, Dist. Durg

1 Ghulam Ahmed College of Education, Andhra 2.08 B

13 Department of Education Mansa College, Bhilai Chhattisgarh 2.29 B- 490024, Kohaka Road, Kurud, Dist. Durg

14 Department of Physical Education Mansa College, Bhilai - 490024, Kohaka Road, Kurud, Chhattisgarh 2.41 BDist. Durg

15 Dr. Rajendra Prasad College of Education , Chhattisgarh 1.54 CBhilai - 491004 , Near Main Railway Crossing Dhanora Road, Resali

16 College of Education, Meduka - 495117, Chhattisgarh 2.65 BPendra Road, Dist. Bilaspur

17 Kirodimal Government Arts and Science Chhattisgarh 2.52 BCollege (Autonomous), Raigarh - 496001,

18 Government College of Arts & Commerce, Goa 2.85 BPernem - 403512, Virnoda

19 Secondary Teachers' Training College, Gujarat 1.91 CVisnagar - 384315, Near M. N. College, Dist. Mehasana

20 Shree Kanya Kelvani Mandal, Unjha Sanchalit Gujarat 2.32 BMahila Education College, Unjha - 384170, Near Bus Station, Mahila College Compound, Dist. Mehsana

21 Late Ratilal Vaghasiya Smarak Trust Dhoraji Gujarat 2.05 BSanchalit Shri Saraswati Shikshan Mahavidyalaya, Bhutvad - 360410, Near Bhutvad Patiya, Tal. Dhoraji, Dist. Rajkot

22 Department of Education Shree Shardapeeth Gujarat 1.51 CVidyasabha Sanchalit Shree Shardapeeth Arts, Commerce and College of Education, Dwarka - 361335, P. B. No. 23, Highway Road, Dist. Jamnagar

23 Soorajba College of Education for Women, Gujarat 2.36 BKadi - 382175, Sarva Vidyalaya Campus, Dist. Mehsana

24 Shree Pragati Mandal Bhadran Sanchalit Arts, Gujarat 1.98 CScience and R A Patel Commerce College, Bhadran - 388530 Tal. Borsad, Dist. Anand




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25 Shah Chandulal Kasturchand Municipal Gujarat 1.53 CCommerce College, Kalol - 382721,

Ambica Nagar Highway, Dist. Gandhinagar Gujarat 2.51 B26 Shree Babulal Punamchand Shah Vidhyasankul

Satlasana Sanchalit Smt. R M Prajapati Arts College, Satlasana - 384330, Dist. Mehsana

27 Shri C D Patel Mahavidya Mandal Sanchalit Gujarat 2.27 BSheth Hiralal Parbhuram Arts & Talod Sahakari Mandali Commerce College, Talod - 383215, Dist. Sabarkantha

28 Akhand Anand Arts and Commerce College, Gujarat 1.92 CSurat - 395004, Ved Road

29 Charotar Education Society Shree Bhikhabhai Gujarat 1.59 CPatel Arts College, Anand - 388001, Behind D N High School

30 Dr. B R Ambedkar Education Society's Gujarat 2.44 BSiddharth Law College, Navagam - 394185, Near Dada Bhagvan Mandir, Kamrej Char Rasta, Dist. Surat

31 Shri Ramakrishna Seva Mandal's Anand Gujarat 2.68 BPharmacy College, Anand - 388001, Opposite TownHall

32 Saraswati Van Vidya Mandal Sanchalit Gujarat 2.23 BBububhai B Avichal Arts and Commerce College, Mandvi - 394160, Near Telephone Office, Kim Road, Dist. Surat

33 Sarvoday Higher Education Society - Gujarat 2.2 BMansa S. D. Arts & B. R. Commerce College, Mansa - 382845, Dist. Gandhinagar

34 Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Education Society's Gujarat 2.19 BSiddharth Law College, Gandhinagar - 382016, 'Parishram Bhavan' Opp. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Sector - 16,

35 Mahamandleshwar Shri Krishnanandji College Gujarat 2.6 B of Commerce, Bharuch - 392001, College Campus, Old NH No. 8



36 Smt. Jarbanu Phirojsha Shroff Arts College, Gujarat 2.54 B Valsad - 396001, Dr. Monghabhai Vidyasankul, Shri. Moraji Nagar, Tithal Road, P. B. No. 63

37 J. M. Shah Arts & Commerce College, Jambusar Gujarat 2.5 B - 392150, Jivanlal Shah Marg, College Campus, Dist. Bharuch

38 Shri Ramkrishna Seva Mandal Anand Institute Gujarat 2.57 B of Information Science, Anand - 388001, Opp. Town Hall

39 Shri Ramkrishna Seva Mandal Anand Institute Gujarat 1.67 Cof Social Work, Anand - 388001, Anand Arts College Campus, Opp. Electric Grid

40 Shah Narottamdas Harjivandas Commerce Gujarat 2.44 BCollege, Valsad - 396001, Dr. Moghabhai Desai Sankul, Shree Morarji Desai Nagar, Tithal Road P. B. No. 48

41 Government Commerce College, Gandhinagar Gujarat 1.86 C- 380020, Sector 20

42 The M. L. Gandhi Higher Education Society, Gujarat 2.29 BModasa Shree Narenbhai Shamalbhai Patel Law College, Modasa - 383315, College Campus, Dist. Sabarkantha

43 Patel Bhanji Bhimji Cheritable and Education Gujarat 2.15 B Trust, Dhrol Sanchalit Smt. S. H. and C. R. Gardi Arts and Commerce College, Dhrol - 361210, Kharva Road, Dist. Jamnagar

44 Smt. M. T. Dhamasania Commerce College, Gujarat 1.84 C Rajkot - 360007, Kotecha Building, Kalawad Road

45 Shah Khimchandbhai Muljibhai Law College, Gujarat 2.06 BValsad - 396001, P. B. No. 78, Dr. Moghabhai Vidya Sankul, Shri Morarji Nagar, Tithal Road

46 Vidya Bharti's Kavishree Botadkar Arts and Gujarat 2.57 B Commerce College, Botad - 364710, Himmatbhai Gandhi Marg, Paliyad Margq




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47 Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Education & Gujarat 2.5 BCharitable Trust Shree V. M. Sakariya Mahila Arts College, Botad - 364710, Paliyad Road, Dist. Bhavnagar

48 Shri Modadar Education Trust, Modadar Gujarat 1.91 C Sanchalit Shri Sarman Munja Jadeja Arts & Commerce College, Kutiyana - 362650, P. B. No. 27

49 The Social Welfare Educational & Charitable Gujarat 1.84 C Trust - Junagadh Sanchalit Mahila Arts & Comemrce College, Veraval - 362266, Nr. Jalaram Talkies, Dabhor Road. Dist. Junagadh

50 Janta Kelavani Mandal Arts & Commerce Gujarat 1.74 C College, Motapondha - 396191, Via Vapi, Dist. Valsad

51 Bhulabhai Vanmalibhai Patel Institute of Gujarat 2.41 B Business Management Computer & Information Technology, Surat - 394350, Gopal Vidyanagar, Bardoli-Mahuva Road,

52 His Holiness Acharyashree Devendraprasadji Gujarat 2.48 BKelavani Trust Shree Sahajanand Vanijya Mahavidyalaya, Ahmedabad - 380015, Ambawadi

53 Shri Halvad Taluka Kelvani Mandal Sanchalit Gujarat 2.18 B Shri D. V. Raval Arts and Commerce College, Halvad - 363330, Dist. Surendranagar

54 Jivan Jyot Trust, Amroli Prof. V. B. Shah Gujarat 2.1 BInstitute of Management, R. V. Patel College of Commerce (Eng. Med.), V. L. Shah College of Commerce (Guj. Med.) & R. K. Shah Women's Arts College, Amroli-Surat - 394107, "Saraswati Shaikshanik Sankul" Chhapra Bhatha Road

55 Madhyamik Kelavani Mandal, Anklav Shree Gujarat 2.08 B S. D. Patel Arts & C. M. Patel Commerce College, Anklav - 388510, Dist. Anand



56 Shree B. B. Smarak Trust Sanchalit Shree Gujarat 1.8 CMahila Arts & Home Science College, Kodinar - 362720, Kodinar-Veraval Highway, Dist. Junagadh

57 Sarvajanik Education Society Surat People's Gujarat 2.53 BBank English Medium College of Commerce, Surat - 395007, V. T. Choksi Campus, Near Lal Bunglow Athwa Lines

58 Smt. J. C. Dhanak Arts & Commerce College, Gujarat 2.51 BBagasara (Bhayani) - 365440, Station Road, Dist. Amreli

59 F. D. Arts and Commerce College for Women, Gujarat 2.17 BAhmedabad - 380001, F. D. College Road, Near Jamalpur Darwaja

60 Navyug Arts College, Surat - 395009, Morarji Gujarat 2.78 B Desai Educational Complex, Rander Road

61 Matushree Monghiba Mahila Arts College, Gujarat 2.08 BAmreli - .65601, Chital Road

62 Shree Shardapeeth Vidyasabha Sanchalit Shree Gujarat 1.89 C Shardapeeth Arts, Commerce and College of Education, Dwarka - 361335, P. B. No. 23, Highway Road, Dist. Jamnagar

63 Vivekanand Institute of Hotel and Tourism Gujarat 2.76 B Management, Kuchiyadar - 360003, "Bodhigram" N. H. 8/B, Kuvadava Road, Dist. Rajkot

64 G. M. Bilakhia College of Arts , Dist. Amreli - Gujarat 1.91 C 364525 , Tal Savarkundla

65 The Sarvodaya Education Society's Shree U. N. Gujarat 2.07 BMehta Arts College , Morbi - 363642 , Near Nazarbaug Railway Station, Dist. Rajkot

66 Malvan Education Society Shri N. K. Mehta & Gujarat 2.02 B Smt. M. F. Dani Arts College , Malvan - 389265 , Tal. Kadana, Dist. Panchmahals




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67 Shree Morarji Desai Arts & Commerce College , Gujarat 1.85 C Buhari - 394630 , Ballukaka Sankul, Tal. Valod, Dist. Surat

68 M. B. Patel Rashtrabhasha Arts & Commerce Gujarat 1.87 CCollege , Ahmedabad - 380006 , Ellisbridge

69 Mahatma Gandhi Charitable Trust Sanchalit Gujarat 2.02 BSmt. J. J. Kundalia Graduate Teacher's College , Rajkot - 360003 , Sant Kabir Road, Bedi Para

70 Shri. L. V. Upadhyaya Arts and Commerce Gujarat 1.84 C College , Ahmedabad - 380005 , Opp. Old Dharmnagar Railway Station, Near Gram Panchayat Office, Ramnagar, Sabarmati

71 Shri. J. H. Bhalodia Women's College , Rajkot - Gujarat 2.08 B360007 , Kalawad Road,

72 Bharat Education Trust B. J. Patel College of Gujarat 2.41 B Education , Bardoli - 394601 , Behind Jalaram Mandir, Dist. Surat

73 Parul Institute of Pharmacy , Limda - 391760 , Gujarat 2.03 B Tal. Waghodia, Dist. Vadodara

74 Navyug Science College , Surat - 395009 , Gujarat 2.82 BMorarji Desai Educational Complex, Rander Road

75 Vishvamanglam Shardagram, Vidhyanagri Gujarat 2.11 B Managed Mahila Arts College , Himatnagar - 383001 , Motipura

76 Sahu Shriyans Prasad Jain Arts & Commerce Gujarat 2.24 B College , Dharangadhra - 363310 , Near Mansagar Lake, Narsipura, Dist. Surendranagar

77 Smt. Manglaben Chunilal Desai Arts & Gujarat 1.7 CCommerce College , Prantij - 383205 , N H No. 8, Kamalpur, Dist. Sabarkantha

78 Shri. Kelavani Mandal Savitaben Chhotubhai Gujarat 2.2 B Avichalbhai Patel Arts College , Sadhli - 391250 , Tal. Sinor, Dist. Vadodara



79 Vidyamandir Trust, Palanpur Shri. D. D. Gujarat 2.71 BChoksi College of Secondary Education , Palanpur - 385001 , Vidyamandir Campus, Tale Baug, Dist. Banaskantha

80 Charotar Education Society, Anand Shri. I. J. Gujarat 2.72 B Patel B. Ed. College , Mogari - 388345 , Dist. Anand

81 J. D. K. Patel Davolwala Education Trust & Gujarat 2.6 BE. M. H. S. Trust, Borsad Shree R. P. Anada College of Education , Borsad - 388540 , Dist. Anand

82 Adivasi Arts and Commerce College , Bhiloda - Gujarat 1.92 C383245 , Opp. Idar Road, Dist. Sabarkantha

83 Shree Swaminarayan College of Computer Gujarat 2.44 B Science , Bhavnagar - 364001 , Gurukul Campus, Sardarnagar

84 AES Post Graduate Institute of Business Gujarat 3.06 AManagement , Ahmedabad - 380009 , Plot. No. 16/1, Vikram Sarabhai Marg, Navrangpura

85 Banaskantha District Kelavani Mandal, Palanpur Sanchalit B. K. Mercantile Bank Law College , Gujarat 2.16 BPalanpur - 385001 , Opp. S. T. Workshop, Highway

86 Saurashtra Gandhiji Gramoddhar Trust Gujarat 2.84 BGadhada J. C. Kumarappa Mahavidyalaya , Gadhada (Swa.) - 364750 , Dist. Bhavnagar

87 Rajkot Homoeopathic Medical College , Rajkot Gujarat 2.06 B- 360002 , Gondal Road

88 Maliudha Kelavani Mandal Motilal Dahyabhai Gujarat 1.55 CShah Commerce and Bakulbhai Dalabhai Patel Arts College , Mahudha - 387335 , P. B. No. 09, Dist. Kheda

89 His Holiness Acharyashree Devendraprasadji Gujarat 2.02 BKelavani Trust Shree Sahajanand Arts andCommerce College , Ahmedabad - 380015 , Ambawadi




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90 Sarvajnik Education Society Vithaldas Gujarat 2.1 BThakordas Choksi Sarvajanik Law College , Surat - 395007 , Near Jain Temple, Lal Bunglow, Athwa Lines

91 Charutar Vidya Mandal's Sardar Gunj Gujarat 3.18 AMercantile Co-op Bank Limited (Anand) English Medium College of Commerce and Management , Vallabh Vidyanagar - 388120 , Dist. Anand

92 Naran Lala Institute of Teacher Education , Gujarat 2.4 B Navsari - 396450 , Bhagwati Sankul, Near Eru Char Rasta

93 Parul Institute of Engineering and Technology , Gujarat 2.69 B Limda - 391760 , Tal. Waghodia, Dist. Vadodara

94 Smt. M. M. Shah Mahila Arts College , Kadi - Gujarat 2.22 B382715 , Dist. Mehsana

95 Dr. Subhash P. Chavda Ahir Kelavani Mandal, Gujarat 2.28 BJunagadh Sanchalit Dr. Subhash Mahila College of Education , Junagadh - 362001 , Dr. Subhash Marg, Near Khamdhrol Railway Fatak

96 Shri. Siddhi Vinayak Education Trust Sanchalit Gujarat 1.82 C Commerce and B. B. A. College , Jamnagar - 361008 , Saru Section Road

97 Smt. Kusumben Kadakia Arts and Commerce Gujarat 2.11 BCollege , Ankleshwar - 393001 , Kadakia Vidya Gram, P. B. No. 8, Hansat Road, Dist. Bharuch

98 Jivan Jyot Trust, Amroli Sutex Bank College of Gujarat 2.55 BComputer Applications and M. G. Shah Institute of Graduation of Medical Technology , Amroli - 394107 , St. Utran (W.R.), Dist. Surat

99 Udhna Academy Education Trust Udhna Gujarat 2.67 BCitizen Co-op. Bank Commerce College , Surat - 394210 , No. 214, Ranchhod Nagar, Opp. City Industrial Estate, Surat-Navsari Main Road, Udhna



100 Charotar Education Society Shri. V. Z. Patel Gujarat 2.1 BCommerce College, Anand - 388001, B/h D. N. High School

101 The Ankleshwar Progressive Education Trust Gujarat 2.28 BCollege of Education, Kharod - 394115, Tal. Ankleshwar, Dist. Bharuch

102 Shri. M. P. Shah Education Society, Kadi C. N. Gujarat 2.2 B

103 P. S. P. Mandal, Godhra Law College, Godhra Gujarat 1.89 CArts & B. D. Commerce College, Kadi - 382715, Dist. Mehsana - 389001, Dist. Panchmahals

104 Lokniketan Maha Vidyalaya, Ratanpur - 385001, Gujarat 2.76 B Tal. Palanpur, Dist. Banaskantha

105 Vidyamandir Society Smt. Tanuben & Gujarat 1.59 CDr. Manubhai Trivedi College of Information Science, Surat - 395001, Z. F. Wadia Women's College Campus, Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Athwalines

106 Smt. S. S. Ajmera Law College, Gondal - Gujarat 1.55 C360311, Dist. Rajkot

107 Shree R. P. Patel Trust Mumbai, Sanchalit Gujarat 2.01 BShree R. P. Bhalodia College, Rajkot - 360002, No. 7, Manhar Plot

108 Gujarat Arts and Commerce College (Evening), Gujarat 1.87 CAhmedabad - 380006, Ellisbridge

109 Shree H. K. Commerce College, Ahmedabad - Gujarat 2.54 B 380009, Opp. Handloom House, Nr. Nehru Bridge, Ashram Road

110 S. K. U. B. Samiti (Dabhoi) Arts & Smt. Gujarat 1.67 CN. C. Zaveri Commerce College, Pipaliya - 391760, Tal. Waghodia, Dist. Vadodara

111 Government Science College, Gandhinagar - Gujarat 2.53 B382016, Sector - 15

112 M. K. Institute of Computer Studies, Bharuch - 392001, Behind M. K. Commerce College, Old NH No. 8 Gujarat 2.2 B




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113 Shree Arjunlal Hirani College of Journalism and Gujarat 2.02 BPerforming Arts, Rajkot - 360001, Dharmendrasinhji College Campus, Near NCC Canteen, Opp. Hemu Gadhvi Hall, Tagore Marg

114 Junagadh Junior Chamber Education Trust Law Gujarat 2.1 BCollege, Junagadh - 362001, P. B. No. 52, Bilkha Road

115 Surendranagar Law Society Smt. V. D. Gardi Gujarat 1.75 CLaw College, Wadhwan City - 363030, Behind Mahatma Gandhi Hospital

116 Ansal Institute of Technology , Gurgaon - Haryana 2.89 B122003 , Sector 55

117 Vijay Memorial College of Education, Himachal 2.16 BBhangrotu - 175021, Ner Chowk, Dist. Mandi Pradesh

118 Abhilashi P. G. College of Education, Himachal 2.48 BNer Chowk - 175008, Dist. Mandi Pradesh

119 Guru Nanak College of Education, Jammu - Jammu and 1.69 C181132, Jallo Chak, P.O. Bari-Brahmana Kashmir

120 Trikuta College of Education, Jammu - 181123, Jammu and 1.8 C Nardni Raipur (Bantalab Road) Kashmir

121 Kalamkari Centre Society K. C. S. College of Jammu and 3.12 AEducation (Women), Jammu - 181121, Opp. KashmirJanipur Police Station, Paloura (Re-assessed)

122 Government Degree College for Women, Jammu and 2.68 B Baramulla - 193101, Kashmir

123 Tahira Khanam's College of Education , Jammu and 2.62 BSrinagar - 190009 , Lawaypora Kashmir

124 Rehmat-e-Alam College of Education , Jammu and 2.59 BAnantnag - 192101 , Rehmatabad, Anchidora Kashmir

125 Shri. Vaishno Devi College of Education , Jammu and 2.2 B Jammu - 180007 , No. 68-A/D, Gandhinagar, Kashmir Reasi

126 Gandhi Memorial College of Education , Jammu - 181123 , Raipur Bantalab Jammu and Kashmir 2.41B



127 Ramgarh College, Ramgarh Cantt. - 829122, Jharkhand 2.02 BDist. Ramgarh

128 Jagannath Jain College, Jhumritelaiya - 825409, Dist. Koderma Jharkhand 2.05 B

129 Rashtreeya Sikshana Samithi Trust D. A. Pandu Karnataka 2.76 B Memorial R. V. Dental College, Bangalore - 560078, No. CA 37, 24th Main, 1st Phase J. P. Nagar

130 Bangalore City College, Bangalore - 560043, Karnataka 2.3 B No. 160, Chelikere Main Road, Banaswadi Outer Ring Road, Kalyan Nagar (Post), Chelikere

131 Indian Academy Degree College, Bangalore - Karnataka 3.09 A 560043, Hennur Cross, Hennur Main Road, Kalyananagar

132 Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore - 560077, Karnataka 3.21 AK. Narayanapura, Kothanur P. O.

133 Government First Grade College, Alnavar - Karnataka 2.62 B581103, Dist. Dharwad

134 Mahajubilee Training College, Mullorkara - Kerala 2.8 B680583, Dist. Thrissur

135 Mannam Memorial N. S. S. College, Kollam - Kerala 2.77 B691571, Kottiyam

136 Mar Thoma Teachers' Training College , Kerala 3.01 A Ranny - 689672 , Edakulam, Dist. Pathanamthitta

137 Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology , Kerala 2.79 BKochi - 682039 , Rajagiri Valley P.O.

138 Pioneer Institute of Professional Studies, Madhya 2.62 BIndore - 452010, Mahalaxmi Nagar, Ring Road, Pradesh Opp. Bombay Hospital

139 Prestige Institute of Management and Research, Madhya 3.11 A Indore - 452010, No. 2, Education and Health Pradesh Sector, Scheme 54




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140 Government Kusum College , Seoni Malwa - Madhya 1.54 C 461223 , Hoshangabad Bombay Main Road, PradeshBanapura, Dist. Hoshangabad

141 Government Girls College, Dhar - 454001, Madhya 1.91 CMandu Road Pradesh

142 Government P. G. Arts and Science College, Madhya 2.65 BRatlam - 457001, Pradesh

143 SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and Maharashtra 2.8 B Commerce , Navi Mumbai - 400706 , Sri Chandrasekarendra Saraswati Vidyapuram, Plot 1-C, Sector V, Nerul

144 Bharatiya Shikshan Prasarak Sanstha's Shri Maharashtra 1.89 CSiddheshwar Mahavidyalaya , Majalgaon - 431131 , Dist. Beed

145 Nagar Parishad Shivaji College , Mowad - Maharashtra 1.99 C441303 , Tal. Narkhed, Dist. Nagpur

146 Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Akola's Shankarlal Maharashtra 2.95 BKhandelwal College , Akola - 444002 , Godbole Plots

147 M. B. S. P. Mandal's Arts, Commerce College , Maharashtra 1.83 CMayani - 415102 , Tal. Khatav, Dist. Satara

148 Gokhale Education Society's Arts, Commerce Maharashtra 1.85 Cand Science College, Shreewardhan - 402110, Dist. Raigad

149 Pen Education Society's Bhausaheb Nene Arts, Maharashtra 2.05 BScience and Commerce College, Pen - 402107, Dist. Raigad

150 Lok Shikshan Sanstha, Warora's Lokmanya Maharashtra 1.86 CMahavidyalaya, Warora - 442907, Dist. Chandrapur

151 Tulsi Bahuudeshiya Shikshan Sanstha, Tumsar's Maharashtra 1.78 CArts & Commerce Degree College, Bhandara - 441906, Jawaharnagar Road, NH 6

152 Mauli Vidyapeeth Kaij's Pramiladevi Patil Arts Maharashtra 1.57 C and Science, Neknoor - 431125, Dist. Beed



153 Purushottam Thote College of Social Work, Maharashtra 1.59 C Nagpur - 440034, Narsala Road (B.O.)

154 Tapi Valley Education Society Women's College Maharashtra 1.92 Cof Education, Faizpur - 425503, Tal. Yawal, Dist. Jalgaon

155 Don Bosco College, Maram - 795105, Dist. Manipur 2.48 BSenapati

156 College of Teacher Education, Aizawl - Mizoram 2.58 B 796001, M. G. Road

157 Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung - 798601, Nagaland 2.29 B

158 Dhenkanal Law College, Station Bazar, Orissa 1.96 CDhenkanal - 759013

159 Gopabandhu Choudhury College, Orissa 2.27 BRamachandrapur, Jajpur - 755032

160 Karanjia College, Karanjia, Dist. Orissa 2.05 BMayurbhanj - 757037

161 Khariar College, Khariar, Dist. Nuapada - Orissa 1.88 C766107

162 C. V. Raman College of Engineering, Orissa 3.13 ABhubaneswar - 752054, Bidya Nagar, Mahura, Janla, Dist. Khurda

163 Municipal College , Rourkela - 769012 , Orissa 2.44 BDist. Sundargarh

164 Birmaharajpur College , Birmaharajpur - Orissa 2.36 B 767018 , Dist. Subarnapur

165 Barasahi P. S. College , Barasahi - 757026 , Dist. Orissa 2.02 B Mayurbhanj

166 Surajmal College , Rampella - 768212 , Rengali Orissa 1.72 CP.O., Dist. Sambalpur

167 Neelashaila Mahavidyalaya , Rourkela - 769042 , Orissa 2.4 B Neeladri Vihar, Jagda, Jhirpani

168 Jashipur College , Jashipur - 757091 , Dist. Orissa 1.83 C Mayurbhanj




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169 National Institute of Social Work and Social Orissa 3.12 ASciences , Bhubaneswar - 751023 , No. 3, Chandrasekharpur

170 Sarbati Devi Women's College, Rajgangpur - Orissa 1.89 C 770017, Dist. Sundargarh

171 G. H. G. Khalsa College of Education, Punjab 3.04 AGurusar Sadhar - 141104, Dist. Ludhiana

172 Saint Kabir College of Education, Patiala - Punjab 2.42 B140701, Patiala-Rajpura Road, Kauli

173 R. R. M. K. Arya Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Punjab 2.38 BPathankot - 145001

174 Pt. Mohan Lal S. D. College for Women, Punjab 2.62 BGurdaspur - 143521, Kahnuwan Road

175 Guru Nanak College for Girls , Muktsar - 152026 , Tibbi Sahib Road Punjab 2.6 B

176 Kalgidhar Institute of Higher Education Punjab 1.95 C(B. Ed. College for Women) , Malout - 152107 , Kingra Road, Near Danewala Chowk

177 Moga College of Education for Girls , Punjab 2.26 BMoga - 142001 , Near P. S. Sadar, Moga FZR Road, Ghalkalan

178 Desh Bhagat College of Education , Mandi Punjab 2.45 BGobindgarh - 147301 , Amloh Road

179 Maharishi Dayanand College of Education, Punjab 2.53 B Abohar - 152116, P. B. No. 14, Near BSF, Hanumangarh Road

180 Guru Gobind Singh College of Education Punjab 2.15 B (for women), Giddarbaha - 152101, Dist. Muktsar

181 Babe - Ke College of Education, Mudki - Punjab 2.71 B140060, Dist. Ferozpur

182 Babe - Ke College of Education, Moga - Punjab 2.51 B142053, V. P. O Daudhar



183 S. P. U. (PG) College, Falna - 306116, Dist. Pali Rajasthan 2.17 B

184 Holy Cross Home Science College, Thoothukudi - 628003, No. 52, New Colony Tamil Nadu 2.33 B

185 Angammal Educational Trust Vivekanandha Tamil Nadu 2.53 B College of Arts and Sciences for Women, Elayampalayam - 637205, Tiruchengodu, Dist. Namakkal

186 Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu 3.11 A Sathyamangalam - 638401, Erode

187 Velammal Engineering College, Chennai - Tamil Nadu 3.27 A600066, Velammal Nagar, Ambattur-Redhills Road

188 Guru Shree Shantivijai Jain College for Women, Tamil Nadu 2.85 BChennai - 600007, 96, Vepery High Road

189 Sri Krishna Arts and Science College , Tamil Nadu 3.1 ACoimbatore - 641008 , Kuniamuthur P.O.

190 Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Education Tamil Nadu 2.52 Bfor Women, Perambalur - 621212,

191 PSN College of Engineering and Technology, Tamil Nadu 2.95 B Melathediyoor - 627152, Tal. Palayamkottai, Dist. Tirunelveli

192 Kulbhaskar Ashram P. G. College, Allahabad - Uttar Pradesh 2.75 B211001, No. 2, Lowther Road

193 Department of Education New Era College of Uttar Pradesh 2.5 B Science and Technology, Ghaziabad - 201002, No. 333, Pandav Nagar, Near Shastri Nagar Flyover

194 Heeralal Yadav Balika Degree College, Uttar Pradesh 2.43 B Lucknow - 226008, Sarojini Nagar, Kanpur Road

195 I M S Engineering College, Ghaziabad - Uttar Pradesh 2.8 B201009, P. B. No. 70, National Highway-24, Adhyatmik Nagar




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196 Government P. G. College, Noida - 201301, I-1, Uttar 2.07 BSector 39, G. B. Nagar Pradesh

197 Vivekanand Gramodyog Mahavidyalaya, Uttar 2.72 BDibiyapur - 206244, Bela Road, Dist. Auraiya Pradesh

198 Krishna Institute of Engineering and Uttar 3.1 ATechnology, Ghaziabad - 201206, 13 KM Stone, Pradesh Ghaziabad-Meerut Road

199 Brahmanand College, Kanpur - 208004, Uttar 2.37 BThe Mall Pradesh

200 Karm Kshetra Post Graduate College, Uttar 2.35 BEtawah - 206001, Pradesh

201 Nari Sewa Samiti Nari Shiksha Niketan Post Uttar 2.44 BGraduate College, Lucknow - 226001, Pradesh

Chakbast Road, Kaiserbagh Uttar 2.37 B202 Shree Baldeo P. G. College, Varanasi - 221204, Pradesh

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203 Government P. G. College, Sangipur - 230139, Uttar 1.91 CDist. Pratapgarh Pradesh

204 Dau Dayal Mahila (P.G.) College , Firozabad - Uttar 2.81 B283203 , Bye pass Road Pradesh

205 V. S. P. Government P. G. College , Uttar 2.05 BMuzaffarnagar - 247774 , Kairana Pradesh

206 Shri Bhagwan Mahavir Post Graduate College , Uttar 2.31 BKushinagar - 274401 , Pawanagar, Fazilnagar Pradesh

207 Mahatma Gandhi Post Graduate College , Uttar 2.22 B Gorakhpur - 273001 , Pradesh

208 Jawahar Lal Nehru (P. G.) College , Etah - Uttar 2.09 B 207001 , Pradesh

209 Maharaja Bijli Pasi Government Degree Uttar 1.9 CCollege , Lucknow - 226012 , Sector M Ashiana Pradesh

210 Silverline Educational Trust College of Uttar 2.5 BEducation (CoEd), Ghaziabad - 201001, PradeshNo. A-2/1, Bulandshahr Road



211 M. D. College (B. Ed.), Agra - 282005, Lawyer's Uttar 2.15 BColony, Dayal Bagh Pradesh

212 S. R. College of Education, Meerut - 250001, Uttar 2.33 BMawana Road, Incholi Pradesh

213 Department of Education Venkateshwara Uttar 2.67 B Institute of Computer Science and Technology, PradeshMeerut - 250001, NH-58, Delhi-Roorkee Bypass, Jatoli

214 Department of Education Ch. Narendra Singh Uttar 2.43 BCollege, Meerut - 250001, Delhi-Roorkee PradeshBypass, Jatoli

215 Department of Teacher Education Sri Mahavir Uttar 2.53 B Prasad Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Lucknow - Pradesh226015, Surya Nagar, Rajajipuram

216 Department of Education Rama Mahavidyalaya, Uttar 2.44 BLucknow - 227105, Gaurav Vihar, Chinhat Pradesh

217 Anand College of Education, Agra - 282007, Uttar 2.85 BNH-2, Keetham, Agra-Mathura Road Pradesh

218 Department of Teacher Education Saraswati Uttar 2.33 B College of Professional Studies, Ghaziabad - Pradesh201009, Plot No. 819, 27KM Stone, NH-24 (Delhi-Hapur Byepass

219 Dev Education College, Agra - 283201, Barhan, Uttar 2.88 BEtmadpur Pradesh

220 New Adarsh Institute of Education, Uttar 2.07 BGhaziabad - 201102, Near HP L. P. G. PradeshPlant, Loni

221 Department of Education Institute of Uttar 2.73 BInformatics and Management Sciences, PradeshMeerut - 250004, Anuyogi Puram, Near Medical College

222 B. S. M. P. G. College, Roorkee - 247667 Uttaranchal 2.35 B

223 Government Degree College , Bhikiyasen - Uttaranchal 1.7 C263653 , Syalde, Dist. Almora




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224 Department of Education, Modern Institute Uttaranchal 2.05 Bof Technology , Rishikesh - 249201 , Dhalwala

225 Kabi Nazrul College, Murarai, West Bengal 2.03 BBirbhum - 731219

226 Dr. B. R. Ambedkar College, Betai - West Bengal 1.76 C741163, Dist. Nadia

227 JIS College of Engineering, Nadia - 741235, West Bengal 2.72 BBlock A, Phase III, Kalyani

228 Rani Birla Girls' College, Kolkata - 700017, West Bengal 2.6 BNo. 38, Shakespeare Sarani

229 Mankar College, Mankar - 713144, Bhatkunda West Bengal 2.21 BRoad,

230 Dukhulal Nibaran Chandra College, West Bengal 2.33 BJangipur - 742201, P. O. Aurangabad, Murshidabad

231 Barasat Government College, Kolkata - West Bengal 2.6 B 700124, 10 K. N. C. Road, Barasat, North 24 Parganas

232 Balurghat B. Ed. College, Mongalpur - 733101, West Bengal 1.71 CP.O. Balurghat, Dis.t Dakshin Dinajpur

233 Union Christian Training College (B. Ed.), West Bengal 2.72 BBerhampore - 742101, Dist. Murshidabad

234 Union Christian Training College (B.P.Ed.), West Bengal 2.55 BBerhampore - 742101, Dist. Murshidabad

235 Kurseong College , Kurseong - 734203 , West Bengal 2.06 BDist. Darjeeling

236 Cooch Behar College , Cooch Behar - 736101 , West Bengal 2.16 BKalighat Road

237 Sambhunath College, Labpur - 731303, Dist. Birbhum West Bengal 2.23 B



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Sr. No. Name of the Universities State CGPA Grade

1 Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Anantapur Andhra Pradesh 2.71 B

2 Kakatiya University, Hanamkonda, Warangal Andhra Pradesh 3.02 A

3 Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (Women's University) Andhra Pradesh 2.51 B

4 Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh Assam 2.83 B

5 Gauhati University Assam 2.91 B

6 The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Gujarat 2.71 B

7 Guru Jambeshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar Haryana 3.26 A

8 Himachal Pradesh University , Shimla, Himachal Pradesh Himachal Pradesh 2.5 B

9 University of Jammu, Jammu, Jammu Jammu & Kashmir 3.13 A

10 Gulbarga University, Jnana Ganga, Gulbarga Karnataka 2.86 B

11 University of Calicut Kerala 2.94 B

12 Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded Maharashtra 2.11 B

13 Tata Institute of Social Sciences , Mumbai , Maharashtra Maharashtra 3.88 A

14 Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University Maharashtra 2.63 B

15 North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong Meghalaya 3.03 A

16 Thapar University, Patiala Punjab 3.15 A

17 Bharathiar University Tamil Nadu 3.02 A

18 University of Calcutta, Kolkata, West Bengal West Bengal 3.3 A

Colleges



Sl. Name of the Colleges State CGPA GradeNo.

1 St. Ann's College of Education (Autonomous), Secunderabad Andhra Pradesh 3.22 A

2 Montessori Mahila Kalasala, Punnammathota, Vijayawada - 520010 Andhra Pradesh 2.38 B

3 Duvvuru Ramanamma Women's College Andhra Pradesh 3.14 A

4 Pandu College Assam 2.60 B

5 Patna Women's College Bihar 3.51 A

6 Dempo Charities Trust Dhempe College of Arts and Science Goa 3.12 A

7 Dnyanprassarak Mandal's College of Arts, Sou. Sheela Premanand Vaidya College of Science and V. N. S. Bandekar College of Commerce Goa 2.91 B

8 Gujarat Law Society's H. A. College of Commerce, Ahmedabad Gujarat 2.84 B

9 Smt. N. C. Gandhi & Smt. B. V. Gandhi Mahila Arts & Commerce College , Bhavnagar , Gujarat Gujarat 2.72 B

10 Christ College Gujarat 2.89 B

11 Government College, Sector 14, Mehrauli Road, Gurgaon - 122001 Haryana 2.66 B

12 University College of Education Haryana 2.84 B

13 Pt. J. L. N. Government P. G. College Haryana 2.48 B

14 Government Post Graduate College Haryana 3.18 A

15 Ursuline Women's Teachers' Training College , Lohardaga , Jharkhand Jharkhand 2.57 B

16 Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of Dental Sciences and Hospital, Dhavalnagar, Dharwad Karnataka 3.77 A

17 Yuvaraja's College (Autonomous), Mysore Karnataka 2.8 B

18 Maharani's Arts, Commerce and Management College for Women, Bangalore Karnataka 3.03 A

19 Maharani's Science College for Women, Bangalore Karnataka 2.78 B

20 M. S. Ramaiah College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Bangalore, Karnataka 3.11 A

21 South Konkan Education Society's Rani Parvati Devi College of Arts and Commerce, Belgaum Karnataka 2.87 B

22 Karnatak University's Karnatak Arts College, Dharwad Karnataka 2.92 B

23 South Konkan Education Society's Govindram Seksaria Science Degree College, Belgaum Karnataka 3.1 A

24 Sri Jagadguru Renukacharya Education Society's S. J. R. College for Women, Bangalore Karnataka 2.62 B

25 Karnatak University's Karnatak Science College, Dharwad Karnataka 3.26 A

26 Kanara Welfare Trust's Divekar College of Commerce , Karwar , Karnataka Karnataka 2.76 B

27 B. L. D. E. Association's S. B. Arts and K. C. P. Science College , Bijapur , Karnataka Karnataka 2.98 B

28 B. M. S. Educational Trust B. M. S. College for Women (Degree) , Bangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 3.03 A

29 M. E. S. Degree College of Arts, Commerce and Science , Bangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 2.87 B

30 Maharani's Arts & Commerce College for Women, Mysore , Karnataka Karnataka 2.61 B

31 Government First Grade College , Hosadurga, Karnataka Karnataka 1.9 C




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32 Maharani's Science College for Women, Mysore , Karnataka Karnataka 2.82 B

33 Teresian College , Mysore , Karnataka Karnataka 3.14 A

34 Maratha Mandal's Arts, Commerce, Science and Home Science College , Belgaum , Karnataka Karnataka 3.01 A

35 Sir M. V. Government Science College , Bhadravathi , Karnataka Karnataka 2.73 B

36 St. Ann's College of Education, Mangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 3.63 A

37 Government Science College , Bangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 3.11 A

38 Government College for Women, Mandya , Karnataka Karnataka 2.53 B

39 Government Arts College , Chitradurga , Karnataka Karnataka 2.56 B

40 Smt. V. H. D. Central Institute of Home Science , Bangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 2.8 B

41 Government R. C. College of Commerce and Management , Bangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 2.85 B

42 K. L. E. Society's Shri. Mrityunjaya College of Arts, Commerce and B. B. A. , Dharwad , Karnataka Karnataka 2.68 B

43 Government Science College , Chitradurga , Karnataka Karnataka 2.77 B

44 Government First Grade College , Bangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 2.47 B

45 K. L. E. Society's Jagadguru Gangadhar College of Commerce , Hubli , Karnataka Karnataka 3.19 A

46 Nitte Education Trust's Dr. Nitte Shankara Adyanthaya Memorial First Grade College , Nitte , Karnataka Karnataka 3.01 A



47 H. P. P. C. Government First Grade College , Challakere , Karnataka Karnataka 2.7 B

48 The Richmond Fellowship Post Graduate College for Psychosocial Rehabilitation , Bangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 2.56 B

49 St. Aloysius College (Autonomous) , Mangalore , Karnataka Karnataka 3.48 A

50 St. Mary's College Karnataka 2.87 B

51 Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College Karnataka 2.88 B

52 J S S Mahavidyapeetha J.S.S. College for Women (Autonomous) Karnataka 3.10 A

53 St. Joseph's Evening College (Autonomous) Karnataka 2.82 B

54 BHS Higher Education Society Vijaya College Karnataka 3.07 A

55 Veerashaiva Vidyavardhaka Sangha, Bellary Veerashaiva College Karnataka 2.58 B

56 Vijaya College Karnataka 2.70 B

57 Rashtreeya Shikshana Samithi Trust N. M. K. R. V. College for Women Karnataka 3.02 A

58 Government College (Autonomous) Karnataka 3.11 A

59 Sir. M. V. Government Arts and Commerce College Karnataka 2.23 B

60 Kalpataru Vidya Samsthe ® Pallagatti Adavappa Arts & Commerce First Grade College Karnataka 2.80 B

61 S. S. S. Samiti's Mahaveer P. Mirji College of Commerce Karnataka 2.89 B

62 Kalpataru Vidya Samsthe (R) Kalpataru First Grade Science College Karnataka 2.87 B

63 Shri. Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College Karnataka 3.58 A

64 Bharatiya Samskriti Vidyapith Arts and Commerce College for Women Karnataka 2.74 B




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65 Sri Jagadguru Renukacharya College of Science, Arts & Commerce Karnataka 2.82 B

66 K. L. E. Society's Raja Lakhamagouda Science Institute Karnataka 3.25 A

67 Pompei College Karnataka 3.04 A

68 Sri Bhuvanendra College Karnataka 2.83 B

69 K. L. E. Society's Women's Arts and Commerce College Karnataka 2.51 B

70 Hindu Vidyadayinee Sangha ®, Surathkal Govinda Dasa College Karnataka 2.50 B

71 St. Philomena College Karnataka 3.19 A

72 Sri Venkataramana Swamy Vidyavardhaka Sangha (R), Bantwal Sri Venkataramana Swamy College Karnataka 2.72 B

73 Milagres College Karnataka 2.83 B

74 Shri Siddheshwar Government First Grade

College Karnataka 2.37 B

75 The Rural College Karnataka 2.76 B

76 Marian College, Kuttikkanam PO, Peerumedu,

Idukki Dist. Kerala 3.45 A

77 Christ College , Irinjalakuda , Kerala Kerala 3.02 A

78 St. Albert's College , Ernakulam , Kerala Kerala 3.23 A

79 Morning Star Home Science College ,

Ernakulam , Kerala Kerala 2.8 B

80 Mar Athanasius College Kerala 3.22 A

81 St. Mary's College Kerala 3.02 A

82 Bishop Moore College Kerala 2.81 B

83 Carmel College Kerala 3.03 A

84 St. Paul's College Kerala 2.80 B



85 Sarojini Naidu Government Girls PG

Autonomous College, Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 2.88 B

86 Government Holkar Science College, Indore Madhya Pradesh 2.75 B

87 College of Home Science, Nirmala Niketan,

Mumbai Maharashtra 2.9 B

88 Navkonkan Education Society's D B J

College, Chiplun Maharashtra 3.1 A

89 Armed Forces Medical College, Pune Maharashtra 3.51 A

90 Shri. Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha

Kolhapur's Shikshanmaharshi Dr. Bapuji Salunkhe Mahavidyalaya , Miraj , Maharashtra Maharashtra 2.58 B

91 Shri Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha's

Vivekanand College , Kolhapur , Maharashtra Maharashtra 3.12 A

92 Maharshi Karve Stree Shikshan Samstha's

Shree Siddhivinayak Arts and Commerce

Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Pune , Maharashtra Maharashtra 2.61 B

93 St. Francis De Sales' College, Nagpur ,

Maharashtra Maharashtra 3.14 A

94 Maniben Nanavati Women's College ,

Mumbai , Maharashtra Maharashtra 2.89 B

95 Maharashtriya Mandal's Chandrashekhar

Agashe College of Physical Education , Pune ,

Maharashtra Maharashtra 2.85 B

96 SIES College of Commerce and Economics ,

Mumbai , Maharashtra Maharashtra 3.03 A

97 Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's Shri Sadguru

Gangageer Maharaj Science, Gautam Arts

and Sanjivani Commerce College, Kopargaon,

Maharashtra Maharashtra 2.61 B




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98 Deccan Education Society's Brihan

Maharashtra College of Commerce , Pune ,

Maharashtra Maharashtra 3.15 A

99 Marathwada Shikshan Prasarak Mandal's

Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 3.10 A

100 P. E. Society's Modern College of Arts,

Science and Commerce Maharashtra 3.15 A

101 Vidya Prasarak Mandal's B. N. Bandodkar

College of Science Maharashtra 3.04 A

102 Vile Parle Mahila Sangh's Lions Juhu Nandlal

Jalan Mahila Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 2.85 B

103 D. M. S. P. Mandal's N. K. Varadkar Arts &

R. V. Belose Commerce College Maharashtra 2.14 B

104 Vasantrao Naik Shikshan Prasarak Mandal,

Aurangabad's Vasantrao Naik Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 2.70 B

105 Shri Shivaji Education Society, Amravati's

Shri Shivaji College of Arts, Commerce and

Science Maharashtra 3.11 A

106 Shri Shivaji Education Society, Amravati's

Science College Maharashtra 3.19 A

107 Yavatmal Zilla Akhil Kunbi Samaj Dwara

Sanchalit Gopikabai Sitaram Gawande College Maharashtra 2.58 B

108 G. S. College of Commerce and Economics Maharashtra 2.87 B


Arts, Commerce and Science College Maharashtra 2.40 B

110 Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak

Committee's Guru Nanak Khalsa College of

Arts, Science and Commerce Maharashtra 3.22 A

111 Rajarshi Shahu Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 3.38 A



112 Chh. Shahu Institute of Business Education

and Research Trust's College of Non-

Conventional Vocational Courses for Women Maharashtra 3.02 A

113 Shri. Chhatrapati Shikshan Prasarak Mandal's

Shivaji Arts, Commerce and Science College Maharashtra 2.89 B

114 Dombivli Shikshan Prasarak Mandal's

K. V. Pendharkar College of Arts, Science

and Commerce Maharashtra 2.93 B

115 Deccan Education Society's Fergusson College Maharashtra 3.26 A

116 Smt. P. N. Doshi Women's College of

Arts Kum. U. R. Shah Women's College of

Commerce Dr. (Smt.) Nanavati B. M. Women's

College of Home Science (Ghatkopar) Maharashtra 3.02 A

117 M. S. P. Mandal's Deogiri College Maharashtra 3.39 A

118 New Education Society's Arts and

Commerce College Maharashtra 2.50 B

119 Maharashtra Education Society's Abasaheb

Garware College Maharashtra 3.15 A

120 Vivek Education Society's Vivek College of

Commerce Maharashtra 2.59 B

121 Chikitsak Samuha's S. S. & L. S. Patkar

College of Arts and Science and V. P. Varde

College of Commerce and Economics Maharashtra 3.17 A

122 Guhagar Education Society's G. B. Tatha

Tatyasaheb Khare Commerce and Parvatibai

Gurupad Dhere Arts College Maharashtra 2.42 B

123 Devrukh Shikshan Prasarak Mandal's Nya.

Tatyasaheb Athalye Arts, Ved S. R. Sapre

Commerce and Vid. Dadasaheb Pitre Science

College Maharashtra 2.82 B




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124 Chembur Trombay Education Society's

N. G. Acharya and D. K. Marathe College of

Arts, Science and Commerce Maharashtra 2.99 B

125 Deccan Education Society's Chintamanrao

College of Commerce Maharashtra 2.79 B

126 Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's Dada Patil

Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 2.83 B

127 Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's Mahatma Phule

Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 3.13 A

128 Karve Institute of Social Service Maharashtra 3.29 A

129 Hislop College Maharashtra 3.15 A

130 Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Kamptee's Seth

Kesarimal Porwal College Maharashtra 2.82 B

131 Saraswati Bhuwan Education Society's

College of Arts and Commerce Maharashtra 2.10 B

132 Khadki Education Society's Tikaram

Jagannath College of Arts, Commerce &

Science Maharashtra 2.67 B

133 Shree Nagpur Gujarati Mandal, Nagpur's

VMV Commerce JMT Arts and JJP Science


134 M. U. College of Commerce Maharashtra 2.21 B

135 SIES College of Arts, Science and Commerce Maharashtra 3.14 A

136 Jai Hind College Maharashtra 3.26 A

137 Shri. Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha,

Kolhapur Sanchalit Padmabhushan

Dr. Vasantraodada Patil Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 2.09 B

138 K. J. Somaiya Comprehensive College of

Education, Training and Research Maharashtra 2.67 B



139 Shri Gajanan Shikshan Sanstha's Shri Sant

Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering Maharashtra 2.81 B

140 Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's Balwant College Maharashtra 2.45 B

141 Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's Sadguru Gadage

Maharaj College Maharashtra 3.11 A


R. B. Attal Arts, Science and Commerce


143 Shri. Radhakisan Laxminarayan Toshniwal

College of Science Maharashtra 2.59 B

144 Chh. Shahu Institute of Business Education

and Research (SIBER) Maharashtra 3.19 A

145 A. B. M. S. Parishad's Yashwantrao Chavan

Law College Maharashtra 2.72 B

146 Latthe Education Society's Narayandas

Sarwottamdas Soti Law College Maharashtra 2.88 B

147 Shri. Sharda Bhavan Education Society's

Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra 3.31 A

148 St. Edmund's College , Shillong , Meghalaya Meghalaya 3.08 A

149 Patkai Christian College (Autonomous) Nagaland 3.06 A

150 Apeejay College of Fine Arts , Jalandhar ,

Punjab Punjab 3.45 A

151 Dev Samaj College of Education Punjab 3.12 A

152 J J College of Arts and Science,

Namanasamudram PO, Pudukottai Tamil Nadu 3.2 A

153 Aditanar College of Arts and Science,

Virapandianpatnam, Tiruchendur Tamil Nadu 3.28 A

154 Scott Christian College (Autonomous),

Nagercoil Tamil Nadu 3.08 A




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155 Alagappa Government Arts College,

Karaikudi Tamil Nadu 2.77 B

156 Shrimati Indira Gandhi College,

Tiruchirappalli Tamil Nadu 3.11 A

157 Muthurangam Government Arts College

(Autonomous), Vellore , Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 2.39 B

158 Sadakathullah Appa College , Tirunelveli ,

Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 3.11 A

159 Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for

Women , Kilakarai , Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 2.78 B

160 Sri Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya College of

Arts and Science (Autonomous), Coimbatore ,

Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 2.89 B

161 Dr. G. R. Damodaran College of Science ,

Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 3.18 A

162 Kandaswami Kandar's College , Velur ,

Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu 2.87 B

163 Dr. Zakir Husain College Tamil Nadu 3.23 A

164 Auxilium College (Autonomous) Tamil Nadu 3.41 A

165 The Madura College (Autonomous) Tamil Nadu 3.32 A

166 E. M. Gopalakrishna Kone Yadava Women's

College (Autonomous) Tamil Nadu 3.17 A

167 South Travancore Hindu College Tamil Nadu 3.11 A

168 Virudhunagar Hindu Nadarkalukku

Pathiappattathu V. V. Vanniaperumal College

for Women (Autonomous) Tamil Nadu 3.24 A

169 Providence College for Women Tamil Nadu 2.92 B

170 Cauvery College for Women Tamil Nadu 3.37 A

171 Vivekananda College (Autonomous) Tamil Nadu 3.57 A



172 Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath

College, Barrackpore West Bengal 2.83 B

173 Loreto College (Department of Education),

Kolkata - 700071 West Bengal 3.04 A

174 Dr. Kanailal Bhattacharyya College, Howrah, West Bengal 1.91 C

175 Shri. Shikshayatan College , Kolkata ,

West Bengal West Bengal 3.16 A




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NAAC Publications for the Year 2009-2010



Sl. No. Title of the Publication

Manuals

Promotional Materials

Guidelines

Others

1. Manual for Self-study for Affiliated / Constituent Colleges

2. NAAC A Profile

3. Guidelines for Assessment and Accreditation of Higher Education Institutions by

NAAC with UGC Assistance

4. 14th NAAC - Annual Report 2007-08

5. NAAC News - Quarterly (April to July 2009)

6. NAAC News - Quarterly (March 2010)

7. NAAC Route map

1. Dhule Education, College of Education, Dhule - 424001, Maharashtr

2. Kaliabor College, P.S. Kaliabor - 782137, Assam

3. Digboi College, Dist.Tinsukia - 786171, Assam

4. Christian College Kattakada, Thiruvananthapuram - 695572, Kerala

5. Padmabhushan Vasantraodada Patil Mahavidyalaya, Vidyanagar- 416405, Maharashtra

6. K. J. Somaiya Comprehensive College of Education Training & Research, Mumbai - 400077, Maharashtra

7. Sahakarabhushan S. K. Patil College, Kurundwad, Kolhapur - 416106, Maharashtra

8. Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha's Vivekanand Arts, Sardar Dalipsingh Commerce & Science College,

Aurangabad - 431001, Maharashtra

9. Gayatri Vidya Parishad Degree College (Autonomous), M. V. P. Colony, visakhapatnam -17, Andhra Pradesh

10. R. B. A. N. M's First Grade College, No. 12, Annaswamy Mudaliar Road, Bangalore - 560042

11. Vidya Vardhaka Sangha WS First Grade College for Women, Bangalore -560079, Karnataka

12. Smt. Bhagyalakshmamma Rattehalli Ramappa Mahajana First Grade College, Jayalakshmipuram,

Mysore - 570012, Karnataka

13. St. Paul's College, Dist. Ernakulam - 683503, Kerala

14. Sourashtra College, Madurai - 625004,Tamil Nadu

15. C. B. Patel Arts College, Dist. Kheda, Nadaid - 387001, Gujarat

16. Latthe Education Society's Narayandas Sarwottamdas Soti Law College, Sangli -416416, Maharashtra

17. Gujarat Research Society's Hansraj Jivandas College of Education, Mumbai - 400052, Maharashtra

18. Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's Abasaheb Marathe Arts and New Commerce Science College, Rajapur, Dist.

Ratnagiri - 416702, Maharashtra

19. Mauli Vidyapeeth's Mahila Kala Mahavidyalaya, Beed-431122, Maharashtra

20. Gokhale Education Society's B. Y. K. (Sinnar) College of Commerce, Nashik-422005, Maharashtra

21. Shri Shivaji Education Society Amartavi's Shri. Shivaji Science College, Amravati - 444603, Maharashtra

22. Shri Shivaji Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Barshi's Karmaveer Mamasaheb Jagdale Mahavidyalaya, Osmanabad-413503,

Maharashtra

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List of HEIs (Universities and Colleges) for

which NAAC has provided financial assistance for

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23. Government College for Women, Gandhinagar - 180004, Jammu & Kashmir

24. Orissa Computer Academy Bhubaneswar - 751002, Orissa

25. Gandhi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Dist. Rayagada - 765022, Orissa

26. Scottish Church College, Kolkata - 700006, West Bengal

27. Syamsundar College, Burdwan - 713424, West Bengal

28. Sripat Singh College, Murshidabad - 742123, West Bengal

29. Margherita College,Tinsukia - 786181, Assam

30. Devi Charan Barua Girls' College, Jorhat - 785001, Assam

31. Maharaja Madakarinayaka First Grade College for Arts & Commerce, Chitradurga - 577501, Karnataka,

32. BSV Arts & Commerce College for Women, Vijayanagar - 560040, Bangalore, Karnataka,

33. Loyola College of Social Sciences, Sreekariyam, Thiruvananthapuram -695017, Kerala,

34. Yadava College (Autonomous), Govindarajan Campus,Thiruppalai, Madurai - 625014,Tamil Nadu,

35. P. C. Mahalaxmi College for Women, Thoothukudi, Tuticorin -628002,Tamil Nadu,

36. P. S. G. R. Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore-641004,Tamil Nadu,

37. Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College (Autonomous), Palani Road,Thippampatti, Pollachi - 642107, Coimbatore,

38. Jayaraj Annapackiam College for Women (Autonomous), Periyakulam, Dist.Theni - 625601,Tamil Nadu,

39. Dhanraj Baid Jain College, Jyothi Nagar,Thoraipakkam, Chennai - 600097, Tamil Nadu,

40. Seethalakahmi Ramaswami College, P. O. Box. 349Tiruchirapalli - 620002 Tamil Nadu,

41. SevaSadan's College of Education, Seva Sadan Marg, Opp. Central Hospital, Ulhasnagar - 421003,

42. Shri Shivaji Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Barhsi's Shri Shivaji Mahavidyalaya, Solapur, Barsi- 413411, Maharashtra,

43. Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's Karmaveer, Bhaurao Patil Mahavidyalay, Pandharpur, Dist. Solapur - 413304, Maharashtra

44 Radhabai Kale Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Ahmednagar - 414001, Maharashtra



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