About IQAC

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Internal Quality Assurance Cell, or IQAC, helps higher education institutions streamline their operations and meet their objectives for learning outcomes.

Every higher education institution should set up an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) in accordance with the requirements of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) as a method of accreditation quality maintenance. Because quality improvement is a continual process, the IQAC aims to achieve the goals of quality improvement and maintenance by integrating itself into the institution's structure.

The main responsibility of the IQAC is to develop a system for consciously, consistently, and catalytically improving institutions' overall performance. By internalizing a quality culture and institutionalizing best practices, IQAC seeks to promote behaviors that will help institutions function more effectively.

Objectives

IQAC was founded to accomplish the following goals:

• To create a solid structure that improves the institution's academic and operational performance.
• Encouraging and promoting the use of best practices and human resources, and working to improve quality in all areas.
• To ensure that every aspect of the Institute is run with precision, openness, and a single-minded commitment.

Strategies

IQAC will play a key role in developing techniques, guidelines, and protocols for:

• Ascertain that all academic and administrative duties are carried out efficiently, according to schedule, and at the proper times.
• Ensuring that academic programs are of a high caliber and have application in the workplace.
• Use of innovative teaching and learning methods.
• Ensuring the services and systems of support that are required are available.
• Applying effective evaluation criteria.