Loyola - UGC PARAMARSH

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LOYOLA COLLEGE

UGC PARAMARSH SCHEME

Review on the

preparedness of SSR by

Mar Gregorios College

of Arts and Science

13/10/21

Review on the preparedness of SSR by Mar Gregorios

College of Arts and Science

Date of Visit :13/10/21

Members of the Team:

Dr.R.Ravindhran, IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai.

Dr.A.Xavier Mahimairaj, Former IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College

(Autonomous), Chennai.

Objectives:

1. To examine the preparedness of the college for the accreditation.

2. To guide the college to prepare the IIQA and SSR as per the SOP of NAAC

Accreditation Manual

3. To clarify on the quantitative and qualitative metrics wherever required.

4. To offer suggestions for the greater preparedness for the peer team visit

Visit Report:

On the day of visit, the heads of various criteria presented the report on

qualitative and quantitative metrics. Each metrics were discussed in detail. The

authenticity of the data, data template and supportive evidence as per SOP of the

NAAC manual have been checked thoroughly to offer the appropriate

clarifications and suggestions to strengthen the report.

Major Observations:

1) The college is ready with required reports, data and supportive proof on all

metrics under all criteria of NAAC assessment and accreditation.

2) The college has been almost ready with IIQA and SSR. A little more data

mining and fine tuning on qualitative reports must be completed to make

the SSR comprehensive in all dynamics.

Recommendations:

1) On certain Quantitative metrics, the coordinator in charge of the criterion

must do more data mining in order to strengthen the data.

2) All members in charge of preparation of the various data template are

asked to create the link and supportive proofs as per the manual.

3) The Management is asked to provide more supports to trace the data and

evidence from the various offices of the college more effectively.

4) A separate provision in the college server to hold all supportive proof and

share the link of the same wherever needed in the SSR has been suggested.

5) The college website has to be updated with all data, link and various reports

that are mandatory for the assessment and accreditation.

6) The team has been advised to go for the submission of IIQA after the

complete preparation of SSR in every aspect.

7) It is suggested that after the successful submission of the SSR, a mock visit

for the preparation of the college on peer team visit.

Conclusion:

The team members of the visit are happy with the progress of the college towards

the process of their first assessment and accreditation. The teamwork and

enthusiasm of the staff and management are highly laudable. This report has been

shared with the management of the college for their further preparation.

The management and IQAC office of Loyola College (Autonomous) assure their

constant and continuous support to Mar Gregorios College of Arts and Science

towards the completion of accreditation process.

Best Wishes to the Management, IQAC and Staff of Mar Gregorios College of

Arts and Science.

Dr.R.Ravindhran

IQAC Coordinator

Dr.A.Xavier Mahimairaj

Former IQAC Coordinator

“The Preparedness

of Mentee Colleges

for NAAC and NIRF”

08th October 2021

Minutes/ Report of Seminar “The Preparedness of Mentee Colleges for NAAC and NIRF”

Scheme under the auspices of PARAMARSH date: 08th October 2021.

Mentee Colleges Participation: 1. Shri Krishna Swamy College for Women, Anna Nagar, Chennai. 2. Mar Gregorios College of Arts and Science, Mogappair West Chennai. 3. Christ College of Arts and Science, Kilachery , Thiruvallur. 4. Don Bosco Arts & Science College, Kilpauk,Chennai. The seminar on The Preparedness of Mentee Colleges for NAAC and NIRF, under the auspices of

PARAMARSH, and organized by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Loyola College was

inaugurated with a prayer song on 8 October 2021. Dr. R. Ravindhran, Convenor and IQAC Coordinator,

welcomed the gathering of representatives of mentee colleges and extended members of IQAC, Loyola

College, at LS Hall. He said that this seminar, conducted under PARAMARSH, a scheme for mentoring,

sustains quality in higher education with the support of IQAC. Prof. Ravindhran observed that NAAC

stimulates planning for national and international accreditation. The Jesuit hallmark and heritage of

intelligence in recording and documentation will certainly aid in the process of NAAC preparation, he

stated.

Introducing the dynamics of the seminar, Dr. P. Sagayaraj, Research Professor and Director, Loyola Data

Centre, said the emphasis for preparedness is the key to success. He stressed that optimum immersion

with optimum time for useful preparation is the key for success in NAAC accreditation. Prof. Sagayaraj

highlighted that the mentor and mentee relationship should transform over the time from handholding

to handshaking and eventually, lead to chain reaction. He said that with the cooperation of the faculty,

the IQAC should move forward from good to better with the true Ignatian spirit of margis.

Rev. Dr. A. Thomas, S.J., the Principal, Loyola College, said that the IQAC members have to transform their

everyday preparedness in family, social and professional life into the academic realm. Preparedness is a

state of mind, an attitude and not an individual effort but an institutional one, he observed. The Principal

said that the primary challenge was in preparing diverse mindsets with diverse levels and that this mission

would become possible only through sheer will and commitment. The Principal reassured that the Jesuits

and the Loyola College would accompany this journey of the mentee institutions.

The first session started with Dr. S. Alfred Cecil Raj, Controller of Examinations, St. Joseph’s College,

presenting the “Framework for Institutionalizing Quality through IQAC.” Dr. Cecil Raj shared that there is

a need to evolve an internal quality system that could envision the contribution of the institution or its

enhancement in the next 10 years. He said that a silent revolution was in the offing in the Indian

educational institutions with the buzzwords - accreditation and ranking. He identified three pillars of this

development as 1. Access and expansion 2. Equity and inclusion 3. Quality and excellence. Further he

stated that if quality has to become the hallmark of higher educational institutions, the four conventional

views of excellence has to be implemented – 1. Resources 2. Reputation 3. Outcome and 4. Context.

Further, Dr. Cecil Raj recounted that the quality assurance should 1. Focus on processes with purpose 2.

Assign specific roles and responsibilities 3. Specify accountability at different levels and 4. Evolve strong

monitoring, evaluation and feedback mechanisms. He outlined the activities of IQAC to be of two kinds –

1. Planning and preparation and 2. Data collection. Dr. Cecil Raj summarized that overall, the quality

improvement methods should consist of 1. Total quality management 2. Continuous improvement

3. Benchmarking and 4. Organizational restructuring.

Dr. Bernad D’ Sami, Director, LISSTAR, addressed the second session on “Achieving Academic Excellence”

by making two references - the Jesuit concept of magis and the Fundamental Duties enshrined in Indian

Constitution. He explained that the Latin term magis meant striving greater and greater and one of the

Fundamental Duties mentioned in the Constitution was to strive towards excellence in all walks of life,

individually and collectively. The Ignatian magis as an effort to open one’s heart and make a holistic person

and cura personalis insisting on individual care and concern are central to any reflections on excellence,

he said. He elaborated that quality has no universal parameters and it is rooted in the environment and

tradition in which it grows, aligned with time and milieu and with the project of nation building. Dr. Sami

insisted that quality is purely an internal process and external agencies can only assist and play minimal

role and not substitute the internal process. Therefore, NAAC requires a homegrown quality

consciousness i.e., a cultivation of institutional culture where all actors are open to self-criticism and

attentive to opportunities for improvement. Dr. Sami said that 21st century learners with different skill

attributes and diversity in the levels of performance need a different pedagogical and assessment

approach and there is a strong need to demythify the exams by allaying the fears. Students can either gain

one of the transferable skills or multi-skills to move ahead in the career, he concluded.

At the end, the resource persons interacted with the participants in the question and answer session.

The seminar was compered by Dr. Tanya Pereira, Assistant Professor, Department of Plant Biology &

Biotechnology, Dr. Judith Vijaya, Assistant Professor, Dean of Sciences, Department of Chemistry and

Dr. Leema Rose, Assistant Professor, Department of B.Com Honours, introduced the resource persons.

https://www.loyolacollege.edu/profile/PBT/profile.html?file=DrTanyaPereira.pdf

LOYOLA COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS),CHENNAI 600 034

Seminar “The Preparedness of Mentee Colleges for NAAC & NIRF” under the

auspices of PARAMARSH UGC scheme of Mentoring on October 08, 2021

Name of the College

How useful did you find the seminar?

How would you rate the content of the seminar?

Did you feel that the speakers chosen for the seminar were appropriate?

How well did the information presented meet your expectations?

How would you rate the lunch, refreshments and general venue facilities?

What according to you is the most important aspect of the seminar?

Criteria wise explanation.

Preparedness

Contents are relevant to the topic

To prepare ourselves for accreditation

I loved the second session where Dr. Bernard spoke about how the teaching methodology must vary according

to the students.

I think it had a great impact on me personally.

The content

It was a excellent seminar. Being a mentor to my students got an idea the way to handle the students in an

different perspective.

Thanks a lot for an excellent and wonderful seminar

Resource persons

NAAC experience shared by speakers

They hadn't discuss much about NIRF, the seminar was overall good

Both sessions

The guidelines given by the speakers had encouraged and enriched us to move forward to submit the SSR of

our college successfully.

Everything was good

Thank you for the opportunity

Seminar was interesting

Workshop on

“Quality Enhancement in Writing

Research Proposals and Articles”

Under UGC-PARAMARSH

17th September 2021

Date: 17th September, 2021 Time: 09.00 AM to 05.00 PM

Venue: Viscom Preview Theatre

Resource Persons

Dr. A. Narayanamoorthy

Dr. L. Venkatachalam

Professor, Madras Institute of

Development Studies, Chennai

Dr. Mahesh Sundararajan

Professor, Dept. of Economics &

Rural Development, Alagappa University

Scientist, BARC, Mumbai

Dr. P. Wilson

Principal & Secretary

Madras Christian College, Chennai

All the Members of the Mentee Colleges are Invited!

Rev. Dr. Francis P. Xavier. S.J. | Rev. Dr. D. Selvanayakam, S.J. | Rev. Dr. A. Thomas, S. J.

Rector Secretary & Correspondent Principal

Patrons

The Management and

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

of Loyola College (Autonomous)

Organize a Workshop on

“Quality Enhancement in

Writing Research Proposals & Articles” under

UGC - PARAMARSH

Program Schedule

09: 00 am : Registration

09:30 am : Inauguration

09:35 am : Prayer

Tribute to PARAMARSH Ambassador

Rev. Dr. Andrew Francis, S.J.

09:40 am : Welcome Address

Dr. R. Ravindhran, IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College

09:45 am : Dynamics of the Workshop

Dr. P. Sagayaraj, Research Professor & Director,

Loyola Data Centre

09:50 am : Felicitations

Rev. Dr. A. Thomas, S.J., Principal, Loyola College

10:00 - 11:00 am : Session 1: "Being an Academician: What Not to Do",

Dr. Mahesh Sundararajan, Scientist, BARC, Mumbai

11:00 - 11:30 am : Coffee Break

11:45 - 01:00 pm : Session 2: “The Art of Writing Research Proposals in

Social Sciences",

Dr. L. Venkatachalam, Professor-RBI Chair,

Madras Institute of Development Studies, Chennai

01:00 - 02:00 pm : Lunch Break

02:00 - 03:15 pm : Session 3: “Publishing Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals",

Dr. A. Narayanamoorthy, Professor, Dept. of Economics &

Rural Development, Alagappa University, Karaikudi

03:15 - 3:45 pm : Tea Break

03:45 - 05:00 pm : Session 4: “Integrating Research intoTeaching and Learning in Practice towards Redeeming Publications” Dr. Paul Wilson, Principal & Secretary, Madras Christian College 05:00 pm : Vote of Thanks & Feedback Session

Workshop on

“Quality Enhancement in Writing Research Proposals and

Articles”

Under UGC-PARAMARSH

17 September 2021, Viscom Preview Theatre

The workshop on “Quality Enhancement in Writing Research Proposals and Articles” was

inaugurated by Rev. Fr. Dr. A. Thomas S.J., Principal with the august presence of Dr.

Melchias Gabriel, Deputy Principal, Dorathy Pushparani, Vice Principal (Shift 2), Dr. Chithra

Regies, Vice Principal (Shift 1), Dr. Austin Xavier, Dean of Arts, Dr. Ravindran IQAC

Coordinator, Dr. Sagayaraj, Research Professor and Director, Loyola Data Centre, Dr. Xavier

Mahimairaj, former IQAC Coordinator, Guest Speaker Dr. Mahesh Sundararajan, Loyola

faculties and mentee college participants from Mar Gregorios College, Don Bosco College,

Krishnaswamy College and Christ College. The programme began with a prayer song and a

video tribute to PARAMARSH ambassador, late Rev. Fr. Dr. Andrew Francis S.J.

Dr. A. Xavier Mahimairaj, former IQAC Coordinator, paid tribute to Rev. Fr. Dr. Andrew

Francis S.J., former Principal, by recounting his experiences with him. Dr. R. Ravindhran,

IQAC Coordinator, extended a hearty welcome to the gathering and Dr. P. Sagayaraj,

Research Professor and Director, Loyola Data Centre, gave a brief about the dynamics of the

workshop. Rev. Fr. Dr. A. Thomas S.J., Principal, felicitated the gathering.

Dr. Chithra Regies, Vice Principal (Shift I), introduced the guest speaker Dr. Mahesh

Sundararajan, Scientist, BARC, Mumbai. Dr. Mahesh Sundararajan conducted the session on

“Being an Academician: What Not to Do.”

Dr. Judith Vijaya,……, introduced the guest speaker Dr. L. Venkatachalam, Professor, RBI

Chair, Madras Institute of Development Studies, Chennai, spoke on the topic “The Art of

Writing Research Proposals in Social Sciences”.

In the noon session, Dr. Austin Xavier, Dean of Arts, introduced the guest speaker Dr. A.

Narayana Moorthy, Professor, Dept. of Economics and Rural Development, Alagappa

University, Karaikudi. Prof. Dr. A. Narayana Moorthy delivered a presentation on the topic

“Publishing Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals”.

Dr. Dorathy Pushparani, Vice Principal, introduced the resource person Dr. Paul Wilson,

Principal and Secretary, Madras Christian College, gave his insights on “Integrating

Research into Teaching and Learning in practice towards Redeeming Publications”.

Dr. Ravindhran, IQAC Coordinator, gave concluding remarks and vote of thanks.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Loyola College (Autonomous) A one-day workshop on “Quality Enhancement in Writing Research Proposals & Articles”

under UGC – PARAMARSH on 17th September 2021

Workshop feedback questionnaire

Thank you for your active participation in the workshop. We trust, you have found it both enjoyable and insightful. We would appreciate that if you would take a few minutes to complete the following assessment form. This will help us a lot in organizing relevant and meaningful programmes. Thank you for completing the form. Kindly indicate your choice with TICK mark.

1) How useful did you find the workshop?

a) Very useful b) Useful c) Somewhat useful d) Not useful at all

2) How would you rate the content of the workshop?

a) Very good b) Good c) Average d) Bad

3) Did you feel that the speakers chosen for the workshop were appropriate?

a) Yes, they were appropriate b) No, they were not appropriate

4) How well did the information presented meet your expectations?

a) Far Below b) Below c) Above d) Far Above

5) How would you rate the lunch, refreshments and general venue facilities?

a) Excellent b) Good c) Satisfactory d) Poor e) Very Poor

6) What according to you is the most important aspect of the workshop?

Well planned and very knowledgable.

7) What do you think could have been done in order to make the workshop better?

Can’t complain about anything. Well organised.

Respondent Name: K.R.Ruqaiya

College Name: Shri Krishnaswamy College for Women

Contact No. : 9042918700

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Loyola College (Autonomous)

A one-day workshop on “Quality Enhancement in Writing Research Proposals & Articles” under UGC – PARAMARSH on 17th September 2021


Thank you for your active participation in the workshop. We trust, you have found it both enjoyable and

insightful. We would appreciate that if you would take a few minutes to complete the following assessment

form. This will help us a lot in organizing relevant and meaningful programmes. Thank you for completing

the form. Kindly indicate your choice with TICK mark.












Project Proposal Writing input


Instead of One Day (during this Pandemic Situation) – 2 half a day session might be good

Respondent Name: Dr. A. Mariyappan

College Name: Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai-600 034.

Contact No. : 9789934585



















Writing Project proposals.


Everything was done in a systematic manner.

Respondent Name: MRS. S. SHANTHA

College Name: MAR GREGORIOS COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE

Contact No. : 9841327717

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

CHRIST ARTS & SCIENCE COLLEGE,

KILACHERRY

04th September 2021

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM REPORT-

04th September 2021

The faculty development programme titled “Enhancing Quality Benchmark in NAAC

Parameters” was conducted on 4 September 2021 at 10:45 am. The guest speaker Dr. John Milton,

Head, Department of Advanced Zoology, Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai delivered the

keynote address on the curricular aspects of outcome-based learning. Outcome based education

focuses on curriculum designing which consists of PEO’s, PO, PSO’s and COs, CD, OBE.

Outcome-based learning can be assessed as direct assessments like continuous internal assessment

and semester examinations. Teachers can evaluate student’s outcome-based learning through

direct assessment modes. Outcome based education attainment can be equated with co-attainment

of earlier evaluation bloom’s taxonomy of educational objectives inculcate all the teachers with

three basic requirements, like these objectives viz, 1) cognitive 2) affective 3)psycho-motor. While

applying the above two variations, attainment verifies self-appraisal mechanism, mission of the

institution, vision of the college and PEO’s, PO, PSO’s and COS.

Part-I in outcome-based education requires program outcomes i.e. knowledge, skill

attributes, programme specific outcomes aim to develop teaching pedagogy with global and

national level of relevance. Every institution has its own vision & mission of the institution. A

language teacher can teach English grammar through action, or OBE based curricular descriptor.

The entire program schedules can be applied in outcome-based learning by teaching and

evaluating student’s performance in CIA, semester examinations. Apart from this, teachers have

to apply SMART way of teaching - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-bound.

Every subject has a course description which includes learning objectives of course, learning

outcomes of course. A dynamic lesson plan has to be prepared by the course teacher for each

course.

There are various types of mapping in course attainment outcome. Teachers have to prepare

question bank and blue print by applying bloom’s taxonomy. After conducting all exams like CIA,

semester exam, teachers have to give a rank for each student. This can be assessed with the

following methods, mean, median, mode average deviation, quartile deviation and standard

deviation. Finally, the rank correlation can be given to the students with attainment of all exams

performance.

PART-II of outcome-based learning aims at direct assessment of UG theory courses.

Question pattern should be prepared having one mark questions, two marks questions, five marks

questions and ten marks questions.

The chief guest of FDP spoke about Research Innovation and Extension. Every research

contributes content to teaching methodology. Research and teaching aims at student centered

teaching. Any quality teaching draws from quality research. All researchers are committed and

passionate to understand, explore and create. Science departments can apply for minor projects

through UGC sponsorship. Applied Science departments may approach TANSCHE for funding

projects. Indian Government has proposed research fund that can be used for 10 years in colleges.

All the teaching professors are encouraged to publish their research articles in peer reviewed

journal, UGC care listed journal. Every article in conference proceedings carries 110 points.

Significant benefits of research for both students and teachers are,

1. Students are motivated and participate in active learning, skill development and research.

2. Staff members can use their research papers for research mobilization and teaching

preparation also.

Funding agencies like CSIR, UGC, DST-SERB are granting funds for researchers.

Dr. Sagayaraj spoke om research activities in Arts & Science disciplines. Research must be

original in nature and have significant further scope. The first way to do research is to have a

passion for research. Teachers can publish their own notes as research papers. There are two types

of research,

1. Micro research

2. Macro research

Every department must sign a MOU-MEMORANDUM of understanding. Teachers can conduct

conferences, organizing national, international conferences. Conferences proceedings would add

weightage for their academic research. Physics department staff can research in the following

fields,

1. Management of E-waste

2. Molecular Technology (non-government organization)

Research must possess both quality research and quantitative research. Teachers can avail research

fund for their research and they can publish their articles in Indian citation index, Web of Sciences

and Scopus.

The FDP concluded with a question-and-answer session and discussions from staff

members. All the staff members participated with enthusiasm.

Staff Development Programme

"Enhancing Quality Benchmark in NAAC

Parameters"

Shri Krishnaswamy College for Women

28th August 2021

REPORT

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of Shri Krishnaswamy College for

Women in association with Loyola College - UGC-PARAMARSH organized a Staff

Development Programme on "Enhancing Quality Benchmark in NAAC Parameters"

on 28 August 2021. The orientation for the programme was delivered by Dr. R.

Ravindran, IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College. Dr. M. Gautaman, Head and Asst.

Professor, Member-LOCF, Loyola College, addressed a session on “Curricular

Aspects - Outcome-based Education”. Dr. P. Sagayaraj, Research Professor and

Director, Loyola Data Centre, Loyola College, deliberated on “Research,

Innovations and Extension”. Dr. A. Xavier Mahimairaj, Former IQAC Coordinator,

Loyola College, presented a session on “Post-NAAC Accreditation Process - AQAR

& NIRF”.

The programme highlighted on the core values and criteria for assessment and

boosting benchmark as quality improvement tool in NAAC accreditation process.

The programme illuminated on a variety of parameters, including quality, learning

outcomes, availability and adequacy of learning resources, long-term viability of

assessing individual and institutional performance. It motivated and encouraged

young teachers to take research initiatives and upgrade professional skills.

Dr. J. Radha, IQAC Coordinator and Head, Department of Commerce

(General), expressed gratitude to the Principal, management, dean, faculty and all

the participants for making the programme a grand success.

Staff Orientation

Enhancing Quality Benchmark

in NAAC Parameters

Don Bosco Arts and Science

College, Chennai

27th August 2021

Staff Orientation on Enhancing Quality Benchmark in NAAC Parameters

DON BOSCO ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE, CHENNAI

27 August 2021

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of Don Bosco Arts and Science College in association with

Loyola College took an initiative to invigorate the staff members by organizing an orientation

programme titled “Enhancing Quality Benchmark in NAAC Parameters” in the Bicentenary

hall on 27 August 2021. The programme focused on providing a panoramic view of NAAC

accreditation process.

Eminent scholars from Loyola College graced the occasion and shed light on the significance of

NAAC accreditation. Three sessions – 1. Curricular Aspects – Outcome Based Education, 2.

Research, Innovation and Extensions and 3. Institutional Best Practices and Outcomes were

planned for the day.

An expert team from Loyola College consisting of Dr. R. Ravindharan, IQAC Coordinator, Dr.

J. Joel Gnanadoss, Head and Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biology and Biotechnology and

Member, Loyola LOCF, Dr. J. Madhavan, Dean of Research, Dr. P. Sagayaraj, Research

Professor and Director, Loyola Data Center and Dr. A. Xavier Mahimairaj, former IQAC

Coordinator, facilitated the sessions.

Rev. Sr. Dr. Josephine Anto, Principal, Don Bosco Arts and Science College, in her welcome

address pointed out the necessity for student-centric, interactive and outcome-based teaching.

She said that this programme would help the teachers and the institution to set benchmarks and

work on a clear action plan towards achieving excellence. Rev. Fr. David Maria Selvam, Vice

Principal and Administrator, provided an overview of the pedagogical practices of Don Bosco

and highlighted its uniqueness.

Dr. R. Ravindhran, the IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College, briefed on the objectives of the

orientation and enumerated the seven criteria of NAAC accreditation. Dr. J. Joel Gnanadoss,

Head and Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biology and Biotechnology and Member, Loyola LOCF,

demystified the intricate concept of Learning Outcome Based Curriculum Framework and

elucidated the various aspects to be taken into consideration to achieve quantitative learning

outcomes. He highlighted the necessity of having clear programme outcomes, programme

specific outcomes, course outcomes and mappings so that the real time outcomes can be

evaluated with the desired outcomes. Dr. J. Madhavan, the Dean of Research, encouraged the

staff members to focus on research and crystallized its importance for accreditation process. He

advised the staff members to be prudent in choosing the journals for publication and not be

deceived by cloned journals. Dr. A. Xavier Mahimairaj, former IQAC Coordinator, stressed upon

the relevance of best practices in the NAAC process.

STAFF ORIENTATION

MAR GREGORIOS COLLEGE

OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

25th AUGUST 2021

MAR GREGORIOS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

STAFF ORIENTATION 25th AUGUST 2021

REPORT

The Staff Orientation Program of our college was conducted on 25th August 2021at

Mar Ivanios Hall from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The program started with the Prayer

song which was followed by the Tamil Thai Vazhthu. The traditional lamp was lit by

the resource person of the session.

Dr. R. Ravindhran, Coordinator IQAC, Dr. A. Xavier Mahimairaj, Former IQAC

Coordinator, Loyola College, Dr. M.C. John Milton, Head, Department of

Adv.Zoology, Loyola College, Dr. J. Madhavan, Dean of Research, Loyola College,

our college Secretary, Rev. Fr. Philip Pulipra, Principal Dr. M. Sivarajan.

The Convener of the event, P.Lavanya Devi, Head, Department of Corporate

Secretaryship Shift-I welcomed the gaterhing. Introduction of New Faculty members

of both the shifts were given by our respected Principal. Secretary, Principal, IQAC

coordinator, and Convener honored the guests and the team.

The Dean Prof. T.N.Rekha, Head, Department of Mathematics, introduced the chief

guest for session-I. The Resource person Dr.M.C. John Milton, Learning Outcome

Based curriculum explained the LOCF model, course outcome and the methods of it.

Feedback for session 1 was given by Prof. Leonard Solomon, Head, Department of

Business Administration Shift -I.

The resource person for the second session was Dr. J. MADHAVAN, Loyola

College who was introduced by Dr. Sumathy Department of Accounting & Finance.

The session was presented by our Chief Guest on the topic “Research, Innovation and

Extension”. He outlined research, innovation in the research field and its extension.

The feedback for session 2 was given by Prof. Selvaraj, Department of Computer

Science Shift-I.

The resource person for the third session was Dr. A. XAVIER MAHIMAIRAJ

Former IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College who was introduced by Dr. Christina

Febiula Department of Business Administration shift-II. The session was presented by

our Chief Guest on the topic “Institutional Best Practices and E-Governance”. He

enlightened us with the best institutional practices. The feedback for session 3 was

given by Dr. Aswini, Department of Corporate Secretaryship Shift-II.

The vote of thanks was delivered by Prof. S. Nandhini, Department of Commerce

and the Co-Convener of the programme. The event concluded with the National

Anthem.

A Review and Sharing of Experience

of NAAC Accreditation Process

by


(Mentee College)

Under the PARAMARSH Scheme

of UGC

11TH August 2021

PARAMARSH Review Meeting

A Review and Sharing of Experience of NAAC Accreditation Process

by Shri Krishnaswamy College for Women (Mentee College)

Under the PARAMARSH Scheme of UGC

11 August 2021

The meeting commenced with the newly appointed IQAC Coordinator Dr. R. Ravindhran

welcoming and introducing the mentee colleges - Shri Krishnaswamy College for Women, Mar

Gregorios College of Arts and Science, Don Bosco Arts & Science College and Christ College of

Arts and Science. St. Louis College for the Deaf couldn’t attend the meeting.

Dr. R. Ravindhran gave a warm welcome to all the mentee colleges present in the meeting. The

IQAC Coordinator congratulated Shri Krishnaswamy College for the award of B+ Grade in NAAC

Accreditation. He said that it is our pride that NAAC has accredited Shri Krishnaswamy College

for Women, the first mentee college, with B+ grade successfully.

Dr. J. Radha, IQAC Coordinator, Shri Krishnaswamy College for Women, thanked and

acknowledged Rev. Fr. Dr. F. Andrew, S.J., Accreditation Ambassador and Dr. A. Xavier

Mahimairaj, former IQAC Coordinator of Loyola College for their immense efforts to train and

assist them throughout the NAAC process. She said that even as the process of filling up the IIQA

was not easy they managed to upload the document successfully in their first attempt itself due to

the benefit of the meetings held on NAAC accreditation process. Dr. J. Radha explained the SSR

preparation of the NAAC and briefed about the criteria in which they could score marks and others

in which they missed out so that it is helpful for other colleges to avoid the drawbacks and rectify

wherever necessary.

Rev. Fr. Dr. F. Andrew, Accreditation Ambassador, congratulated and appreciated Shri

Krishnaswamy College for Women and expressed that it was a privilege and opportunity to help

the mentee colleges to strategize appropriate programs to enable the institution to get accredited

by NAAC within the period of one or two years. He gave recommendations to other mentee

colleges that are not into the process and explained the need for it as UGC is serious about the

NAAC Accreditation and recognition of college. It is also necessary to prove the quality of the

college during the implementation of New Education Policy by the government.

Fr. Andrew remarked that Mar Gregorios College has almost reached 20 years and should not

delay further in applying for the NAAC accreditation. Christ College, with 13 years, too should

get motivated to apply for the NAAC process. Rev. Dr. F. Andrew said in future NIRF and funding

will be linked, certain amount of reputation, funding and project are essential for the accreditation.

Mrs. S. Shantha, IQAC Coordinator, Mar Gregorios College, informed that they are going to

submit the SSR by December 2021. Christ College is planning to submit the SSR by next year.

Dr. A. Xavier Mahimairaj provided a glimpse about the two-year NAAC process, UGC projects

and the MHRD idea of PARAMARSH. He noted, three things to motivate the institutions: a.

Managing accreditation as per New Education Policy b. 12B or autonomous status c. Subject the

institution to SWOC, credit analysis, LMS, value added courses, projects and feedback from the

stake holders.

a Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Loyola College (Autonomous)



Thank you for your active participation in the workshop. We trust, you have found it both enjoyable and insightful. We

would appreciate that if you would take a few minutes to complete the following assessment form. This will help us a lot

in organizing relevant and meaningful programmes. Thank you for completing the form. Kindly indicate your choice

with TICK mark.









5) How would you rate the lunch, refreshments, and general venue facilities?



According to me these are the important aspects - How to write proposal writing and what not

to do in research.


Feasible timing

Respondent Name: Dr. S. Ceciliya Jothi Muthu

College Name: Loyola College

Contact No.: 9952131200















a) Far Below b) Below c) Above

d) Far Above




The implementation of research articles with that of the teaching part.


It was an overall great session.

Respondent Name: ……JOY ANGELINE. J

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College Name: ………Don Bosco Arts and Science College, Keelpauk.…

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Contact No. : ………9003867582………………………………………………………….









a) Very useful √ b) Useful c) Somewhat useful d) Not useful at all


a) Very good√ b) Good c) Average d) Bad


a) Yes, they were appropriate√ b) No, they were not appropriate


a) Far Below b) Below c) Above d) Far Above√


a) Excellent√ b) Good c) Satisfactory d) Poor e) Very Poor


I had a clarity over writing proposal.


Need specific workshop related to social science

Respondent Name: Dr.M.Sivakumar

College Name: Loyola College

Contact No. :9042749427



















The workshop gave me a clear idea for my Research. The way I need to carry

forward under my Research.


The Workshop was far better for me to understand how to pursue my Research. It

gave me an attention on the area I need to focus more on. And thank you Sir for an

Informative Session.

Respondent Name: K.RAJALAKSHMI……………………………………………………….

College Name: ……MAR GREGORIOS COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE

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Contact No. : …9840422309……………………………………………………………….

"NAAC Assessment and Accreditation Process for

Affiliated Colleges –

Specific focus on Institutional Values and Best

Practices "

Resource Person: DR.ANNE MARY FERNANDEZ

Former Registrar

University of Madras and Karunya University

27th June 2020

P A R A M A R S H

Resource Person:

DR.ANNE MARY FERNANDEZFormer Registrar University of Madras

and Karunya University

27th June, 2020 10.30 a.m. - 12 Noon

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai - 34

E-mail: [email protected]

on

"NAAC Assessment and Accreditation Process forAffiliated Colleges - Specific focus on

Institutional Values andBest Practices"

Loyola College Management & IQAC cordially invite you toparticpate in a webinar under

University GrantsCommission

a UGC Scheme for Mentoring NAAC Accreditation AspirantInstitutions to promote Quality Assurance in Higher Education

Kindly register for the webinar at the link given above on or before 25th

June, 2020 to confirm your participation and get the link for the webinar

in Google Meet by mail. Please ensure that you have installed Google

Meet app.

Kindly login before 10 minutes of scheduled time.

Participants need to be present for the entire session.

Mute the mic.

Switch off the camera.

Participants can post their queries in Chat, which will be addressed by

the speaker.

In case of difficulties in joining the Google Meet and for technical issues,

contact the technical team (Mr.John 8608127117, Mr.Sudhakar

9003010060) for assistance.

When you want to join the Google Meet, please click only on 'Join Now'

option. Do not choose 'Present' and after joining the Google Meet, do not

click on 'Present Now'. This option is meant only for the Resource Person.

The Programme will commence at 10:30am.

Since a request was received to issue a certificate, you will receive

certificates for the rest of the webinars.

A feedback form will be shared during the session, to be filled by present

participants. Participants will be eligible to get the certificate only after

filing the form. Please note that the feedback form will only be available

during the session. It will be provided in the Chat box. If you leave a

session without filling feedback, the certificate will not be issued.

PARAMARSH WEBINAR SERIES: 2

Date : 27.06.2020

Time : 10:30 a.m. - 12 Noon

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/Qr86vhcxHC8gxpan6

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Your kind cooperation is solicited.

Organising Team


"NAAC Assessment and Accreditation Process

for Affiliated Colleges - Specific focus on

Student Support and Progression &

Governance, Leadership and Management

"Resource Person: DR.A.JOSEPH DORAIRAJ

Professor & Dean, School of English and

Foreign Languages,

The Gandhigram Rural Institute

(Deemed to be University), Gandhigram,

Dindigul

13, June 2020

P A R A M A R S H

Resource Person:

DR.A.JOSEPH DORAIRAJ

Professor & Dean, School of English and

Foreign Languages, The Gandhigram Rural Institute

(Deemed to be University), Gandhigram, Dindigul

13, June 2020

10.30 a.m. - 12 Noon

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)


E-mail: [email protected]

on

"NAAC Assessment and Accreditation Process for AffiliatedColleges - Specific focus on Student Support and

Progression & Governance, Leadership and Management"

Loyola College Management & IQAC cordially invite you toparticpate in a webinar under

University GrantsCommission

a UGC Scheme for Mentoring NAAC Accreditation AspirantInstitutions to promote Quality Assurance in Higher Education

Kindly register for the webinar in the link given above on

or before 11th June, 20 to confirm your participation and

get the link for the webinar in Google Meet by mail.

Join the session at 10:20 a.m. itself, so that technical

issues can be sorted out, if any.

Mute the mic.

Switch off the camera.

Greetings / Query message through chat box only.

In case of technical issues, leave the meeting. Contact

the technical team (Mr.John 8608127117, Mr.Sudhakar

9003010060) for assistance. Join the meeting again.

The Programme will commence at 10:30am.

Please ensure that you have installed Google meet app.

PARAMARSH WEBINAR SERIES: 1

Date : 13.06.2020

Time : 10:30 a.m. - 12 Noon

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/STG9Lhh2mB4erQmr7

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Your kind cooperation is solicited.

Organising Team


A One Day Seminar

“Quality Enhancement in Higher

Education Institutes”

under PARAMARSH - UGC Scheme for

Mentoring NAAC Accreditation Aspirant

Institutions to promote Quality

Assurance in Higher Education

29th February 2020

“Quality Enhancement in Higher Education Institutes”under

PARAMARSH - UGC Scheme for Mentoring NAAC Accreditation Aspirant Institutions to

promote Quality Assurance in Higher Education

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C o r d i a l l y i n v i t e y o u t o A O n e - D a y S e m i n a r o n

on 29th February 2020in YD Hall

with erudite sharing from

Dr. N. Jayasankaran, Fmr. Vice Chancellor Kanchi University,Advisor to Chancellor, NMiMS University (A Category 1 University)and VIT University (An Institution of Eminence-IOE declares byMHRD) Dr. B S Madhukar, Ex-Advisor, Executive Committee Member andGeneral Council Member NAAC and Member of YCB, Ministry ofAYUSHDr. Trichy Krishnan, Vice Dean and Distinguished Professor ofMarketing, NUS-National University of SingaporeRev.Dr.A.Thomas,S.J., Principal, Loyola College, Chennai, andRev.Dr.F.Andrew,S.J., Accreditation Ambassador, Loyola College,Chennai

PARAMARSH

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SCHEDULE

"A one -day workshop

on Understanding

The Parameters and Standard Operating

Procedures for Quality Assessment and

Accreditation”

PARAMARSH

"A one -day work shop on Understanding the

Parameters and Standard Operating

Procedures for Quality Assessment and

Accreditation”

7th February, 2020

PARAMARSH

IQAC , Loyo la Co l l ege (Au tonomous ) , Chenna i - 34

co rd ia l l y i n v i t es you to

"A one -day workshop on Unders tand ing the

Paramete rs and S tandard Opera t i ng P roceduresfo r Qua l i t y Assessment and Acc red i ta t i on "

under

A UGC Scheme fo r Mento r ing NAAC Accred i ta t i on Asp i ran tIns t i tu t i ons t o p romote Qua l i t y Assu rance i n H igher Educa t i on

Da te : 7 th February , 2020 T ime : 10 :00am – 4 :00pm

Venue : J .D . Con fe rence Ha l l

PROGRAM9:30 A .M. – 10:00 A .M.

Reg i s t ra t i on

10:00 A .M. – 10:15 A .M.

I naugura t i on

10:15 A .M. – 11 : 15 A .M. - SESSION –I

"Acc red i ta t i on and Qua l i t y : A S t ra teg i c Enhancement o fQua l i t y i n H igher Educa t i on i n I nd ia "

– Dr .Bernard D Samy , D i r ec to r , L ISSTAR

11 . 15 A .M. - 11 .30 A .M. - COFFEE BREAK11 :30 A .M. – 1 :00 P .M. – SESSION – I I

“Unders tand ing the Pa ramete rs and S tandard Opera t i ngProcedures f o r Qua l i t y Assessment and Acc red i ta t i on” – Dr . Joe Jesu Dura i , F o rmer Dean o f Sc i ences , Loyo la

Co l l ege & Parmarsh Ambassador o f Aux i l i um Co l l ege ,Ve l l o re .

1 :00 P .M. – 1 :50 P .M. LUNCH

2:00 P .M.- 3 :30 PM

Presen ta t i on o f P reparedness by Mentee I ns t i tu t i ons

3:30 P .M. - 4 :00PM D i scuss i on on schedu l i ng workshops and p rogrammes under

Paramarsh Scheme o f UGC

4:00 P .M. - TEA .

CHRIST COLLEGE OF ARTS

SCIENCE, KILACHERY

KILACHERY – 631 402,

Cordially invites you to the Staff

Orientation Programme

on “IQAC – NAAC Preparation

Techniques and Importance”

29th January, 2020

CHRIST COLLEGE OF ARTS SCIENCE, KILACHERY

KILACHERY – 631 402, INDIA

Cordially invites you to the Staff Orientation Programme on

“IQAC – NAAC Preparation Techniques and Importance” 29th January, 2020 Venue: SMR Auditorium @ 9.30 am

Discussion Points:

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE:

Prayer – REV. FR. LOUIS VEMBILIATH – 9.15 am to 9.17 am

Rector

Welcome Address – REV. FR. S. CHRISTOPER – 9.18 am to 9.21 am

Dean of Arts

Felicitation – REV. DR. A. L. ANTONY SEBASTIAN – 9.22 am to 9.24 am

Principal

REV.FR. J. HARRY WILLIAMS

Secretary

Presidential Address - REV. DR. A. L. ANTONY SEBASTIAN - 9.25 am to 9.31 am

Principal

Update of NAAC - REV.FR.ARUL MANI JOSEPH - 9.32 am to 9.40 am

Preparation Sofar Vie Principal

Technical Session - DR. XAVIER MAHIMAIRAJ - 9.41 am to 11.45 am

IQAC Co-Ordinator

Loyola College, Chennai-34.

Observer Speech – DR.ARULAMMA - 11.46 am to 12.10 pm

Former Senior Principal, Christ College.

Vote l Thanks – DR. J. SURESH - 12.11 pm to 12.14 pm

IQAC Asst. Co-Ordinator

National Anthem – College Girls - 12.14 pm to 12.15 pm

CHRIST COLLEGE IQAC TEAM MEMBERS

“A ONE-DAY WORKSHOP

ON REVISED

ACCREDITATION

FRAMEWORK OF NAAC”

18th December, 2019

The Management and

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of

Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai 600034

cordially invite you

to

“A ONE-DAY WORKSHOP ON REVISED ACCREDITATION

FRAMEWORK OF NAAC”

on 18th December, 2019

in J.D. Conference Hall

REV.DR.A.THOMAS,S.J., PRINCIPAL

Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai

has consented to inaugurate the workshop

and

DR. MELCHIAS GABRIEL, DEPUTY PRINCIPAL

Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai

will offer his felicitations.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

10:05 AM – 11:00 AM WELCOME AND DYNAMICS Prof.D.Francis Xavier, Deputy IQAC Coordinator

10:05 AM –10:15 AM FELICITATIONSRev. Dr. A. Thomas, S.J., Principal, Loyola College

10:15 AM – 11:15 AM

Rev.Dr.F.Andrew,S.J.Accreditation Ambassador, Campus TreasurerLoyola College

SESSION 1: NAAC ASSESSMENT - QUALITYASSURANCE & ENHANCEMENT

11:35 AM - 12:35 PM

Dr. G. Gladston Xavier, Associate Professor, Dept. ofSocial Work, Loyola College

SESSION 2: BUILDING QUALITY CULTURE INOUR APPROACHES OF TEACHING AND LEARNING METHODOLOGIES

14:00 PM – 15:30 PM

Dr.A.Xavier Mahimairaj, IQAC CoordinatorLoyola College

CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS

9:45 AM REGISTRATION

INAUGURATION

10.00 AM INVOCATION

11: 15 AM - 11.35 AM COFFEE BREAK

12:35 PM - 13:00 PM SHARING OF PARTICIPANTS OF MENTEEINSTITUTIONS ON THE PREPAREDNESS

13:00 PM - 14:00 PM LUNCH

15:30 PM - 16:00 PM DISCUSSION ON SCHEDULING WORKSHOPSAND PROGRAMS UNDER PARAMARSHSCHEME OF UGC

16: 00 PM PHOTO SESSION & HIGH TEA

ST.LOUIS COLLEGE FOR THE DEAF

NAAC & IQAC ORIENTATION

PROGRAMME

01ST NOVEMBER 2019

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ST.LOUIS COLLEGE FOR THE DEAF

ADYAR

CHENNAI-600020

Date: 01/11/2019 Time: 11:00 A.M

Venue: Smart Class Room

Resource Person : Dr.A.Xavier MahimaiRaj

IQAC - Coordinator

Loyola College, Chennai.

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ST.LOUIS COLLEGE FOR THE DEAF, ADYAR, CHENNAI-600020

MINUTES OF NAAC & IQAC ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

Date : 01/11/2019

Venue: Smart Class Room

Time: 11:00 A.M

Agenda of NAAC & IQAC Orientation Programme:

Prayer

Welcome Address To welcome Resource Person Dr.A.Xavier MahimaiRaj , IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College

Initiatives of NAAC work

Planning of NAAC work of Academic Year

Discussion of IQAC – NAAC Documentation

Any other relevant issues made by the IQAC members

Vote of Thanks

Members Present:

S.No. Name Designation

1. Bro. Arockiaraj.J Secretary & Correspondent

2. Dr.PanneerSelvam Principal

3. Mr.Ambrose.B Head, Commerce(UG)

4. Dr.Kolanjimani.M Head, Commerce(PG)

5. Ms.Prabhavathy.S Faculty, Commerce

6. Mr. Indrakumar.S Faculty, Commerce

7. Ms.Vimaladhevi.V Faculty, Commerce

8. Mr. Antony .L Faculty, Commerce

9. Mr.Saranraj.M Faculty, Commerce

10. Dr.Jayasudha. J Faculty, Commerce

11. Ms.Shenbagam.K Faculty, Commerce

12. Ms.Noorjahan.K Faculty, Commerce

13. Mr.SarafarasNawaaz.U Head,BCA

14. Mr.Saravanan.G Faculty, BCA

15. Ms.Sathyageetha.S Faculty, BCA

16. Ms.Lydia.A Faculty, BCA

17. Ms.Thabitha. D Librarian

18. Dr.Kalaichezhiyan.M Physical Director

19. Mr. I.Rajendran Office Head Clerk

20. Ms.V.Sangeetha Office Assistant

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The outcome of the Orientation Programme:

1. Key Features of the Indian Higher Education System

2. NAAC Assessment

3. Issues to be addressed

4. Quality thinking

5. Quality Assurance

6. Quality in HEIs

7. About NAAC – Vision and Mission

8. What is Assessment & Accreditation?

9. NAAC’s Revised Accreditation Framework(RAF)

10. Assessment Process

11. New System of Accreditation

12. Criteria, Key INDICATORS and weightages

13. Criterion-wise differential weightages

14. Metrics of NAAC work

15. Type of HEIs

16. NAAC A (Assessment) & A (Accreditation) Process

17. Standard Operating Procedure for Data Validation and Verification

18. Task at hand

Benchmark of theProgramme:

Our College Secretary & Correspondent Bro. Arockiaraj.J invited and honoured the Resource

Person Dr.A.Xavier MahimaiRaj , IQAC Coordinator, Loyola College.

Resource Person gave the important guidelines for NAAC work and its Assessments to our

staff members.

Our Staff Members discussed about NAAC and IQAC ideas with the resource person

Our College Staffs shared their experience of our Institution’s atmosphere related to NAAC

work.

Our College’s Secretary & Correspondent Bro. Arockiaraj.J gave vote of thanks to the

Resource Person.

Adjournment:

Programme Arranged by Bro. Arockiaraj.J

Programme Concluded @ 12.30 P.M

Minutes Submitted by: Prof.U.SarfarasNawaaz – HOD, Computer Applications Department

Approved by: Dr.S.PanneerSelvam - Principal

Proof of Programme Arrangements:

Resource: Snap Shots

SECRETARY & CORRESPONDENT PRINCIPAL

IQAC - COORDINATOR

A one Day Workshop

On

Current Assessment & Accreditation

Process of NAAC


24th October 2019

INVITATION

PHOTO GALLERY

PHOTO GALLERY

Delegates on the dias

Address by the Chief Guest

Faculty members attending the session

PRESS REPORT

IQAC, Loyola College (Autonomous),

Chennai - 34

Cordially invites you to join us

on the occasion of the Signing of MoU

between Loyola College and the NAAC

Accreditation Aspirant Institutions in

PARAMARSH A UGC Scheme for

Mentoring NAAC Accreditation Aspirant

Institutions to promote Quality Assurance in

Higher Education

18th September, 2019

IQAC, Loyola College (Autonomous),Chennai - 34

cordially invites you to join us on the occasion of the Signingof MoU between Loyola College and the NAAC Accreditation

Aspirant Institutionsin

PARAMARSHA UGC Scheme for Mentoring NAAC Accreditation Aspirant

Institutions to promote Quality Assurance in HigherEducation

at

Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai – 34on

18 September, 2019Venue: JD Conference Hall

Time: 11.00 a.m.

Program

Prayer

Welcome & Dynamics

Felicitation

Signing of Memorandum of Understanding

Deliberation with the Delegates

Vote of Thanks

Loyola - UGC PARAMARSH

Documents

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