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Aims and Objectives
of AAA
The
setting and maintenance of academic standards.
The
quality of students’ learning opportunities.
Developments
in quality enhancement
The
need for greater integration between academic planning, research
assessment and quality assurance
The
recognition and use of the outcomes from professional association
activities.
The
recognition of the importance of quality enhancement
NAAC Assessment and rating brings confidence about
Quality of Education and Research at the accredited Institution/University.
Assessment to be conducted in the areas of
Curricular Aspects of Scholastic Processes and Outcomes, Teaching Pedagogy and
Linked Systems, Research Processes and Outcomes, Educational Resources and
Infrastructure (adequacy, functionality and aesthetics), Scholars Support
Systems and Outcomes, Governance, Leadership, and Management Processes and
Outcomes, and Innovation Processes and Outcomes, Human Resources, Management,
Administration, and Beneficiary Satisfaction.
Accreditation Facilitation rather than ranking the
institution, will establish a level of acceptable quality for institutions
while respecting the unique missions of the institutions involved.
Purpose of the
Academic Audit The purpose of the Academic and Administrative
Audit is to evaluate the performance of the university departments, schools and
the centers and appreciate their achievements and give suggestions for further
improvement of the quality of teaching, research, administration, and
curricular and extra-curricular activities.
The after visiting the departments, schools and
centers, and interacting with the HODs/Directors/Coordinators, teaching and
non-teaching faculties, students, alumni and parents and validating the data
the committee would give valuable suggestions on the following points.
Availability
of teaching and non-teaching faculty.
1 : Infrastructural
facilities available for carrying out academic and administrative
activities.
2 : Efforts
taken for curricular development.
3 : Teacher
quality & Teaching methods adopted and use of ICT in teaching,
learning process.
4 : Feedback
mechanism used for assessing the performance of teachers by students and
for curricular development.
5 : Faculty
development programmes implemented by the department.
6 : Strengths,
Weaknesses. Opportunities and Challenges of the department.
7 : Research
facilities and research output in the form of publications and patents.
8 : Computer,
internet and library facilities available.
9 : Mentoring
system, introduction of Remedial classes, Bridge courses, guidance for NET/SET
and competitive examinations.
10 : Skill
development and personality development programmes.
11 : Generation
of funds and optimum utilization.
12 : Evaluation
methods adopted for internal and external examinations.
13 : Future
plans of the department.
Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) is a system to control
and maintain high standards in the field of Higher Education. It is playing
vital role in providing quality education to the learners all over the world. Academic Audit is a mechanism to examine and enhance the quality
of academic aspects of institutes of Higher Education. It is a systematic and
scientific process of designing, implementing, monitoring and reviewing the
quality of academic systems, i. e. inputs, processes and output.It emphasizes
on reviewing the performance of the academic inputs with respect to quality
assurance.
Administrative
Audit A method of assessing the efficiency and effectiveness
of the operating system of the administrative procedures, policies, decision-
making authorities and functionaries, strategies, process, feedback, control
mechanism and so on. The AA would certainly make the functionaries to ascertain
the strength and weakness of the operating system in general and pin out the
areas in particular, and to ascertain where the function is stagnated and
affected, and where special attention is required along with man and material
resources.