About IQAC at St Aloysius (Deemed to be University)
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of St. Aloysius (Deemed to be University) was established in 2004, following the institution’s first NAAC accreditation. It was subsequently reconstituted in 2010 after the second cycle of NAAC accreditation as a post-accreditation quality sustenance measure. IQAC is ensuring the continuous enhancement and sustenance of institutional quality. The cell has actively implemented various initiatives aimed at the holistic development of the university. In the post-accreditation phase, it has played a crucial role in executing the recommendations provided in the exit report, thereby fostering ongoing institutional improvement.
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Functions
To plan & coordinate activities relating to Teaching, Learning, and Research of the school in align with Institutional Developmental Plan and involves all relevant stakeholders (NAAC -Metric 7.3 a, b & c).
To conduct Quality Assurance Audits and assess the performance and provide the feedback to the institution (NAAC -Metric 7.3 d).
To foster collaborative problem-solving through quality circles to enhance continuous improvement (NAAC -Metric 7.3 e).
To analyze feedback received from stakeholders and results of the school (NAAC -Metric 7.3 f).
Composition
Objectives
To plan and coordinate activities related to teaching, learning, and research.
To foster student and faculty engagement in community development and social responsibility
To promote a culture of quality and establish academic and institutional benchmarks.
To implement systematic assessment and evaluation for quality assurance.
To create a learner-centric environment for participatory teaching and knowledge-sharing.
To encourage environmental sustainability through green institutional practices.
To strengthen infrastructure and resources to meet future academic and institutional needs.
To disseminate best practices for continuous institutional improvement.
