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Overview of the SSR -SSR Coordinator

Overview of the SSR -SSR Coordinator. MRM Campus Ilam. Background :. Received the Letter of Intent (LOI) on 27 th Nov. 2011 Submission of the Self Study Report (SSR) on 23 rd Dec. 2012 Submission of Added Documents on 13 th Mar. 2013 Preparatory visit 2 nd Apr. 2013

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Overview of the SSR -SSR Coordinator

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  1. Overview of the SSR -SSR Coordinator MRM Campus Ilam

  2. Background : • Received the Letter of Intent (LOI) on 27th Nov. 2011 • Submission of the Self Study Report (SSR) on 23rd Dec. 2012 • Submission of Added Documents on 13th Mar. 2013 • Preparatory visit 2nd Apr. 2013 • Suggestions from pre review team meeting on 15th Apr. 2013 • Submission of Additional Documents on 27th Sept. 2013 • Peer Review Team Visit

  3. VISION To set a point of departure, after the fifth year to come (2014 AD), for MRM Campus Ilam to promote as Ilam University by enhancing its social, economic and cultural specialties of eastern Nepal and enhancing it as an academic centre for teaching and research activities.

  4. MISSION The mission of the Campus will be to provide qualitative, scientific and job-oriented education by achieving academic excellence to meet its vision.

  5. GOALS The goal of the Campus will be to upgrade its teaching and research activities strengthening its physical infrastructure so as to establish it as an academic institution.

  6. Objectives • To improve the educational status by systematically managing its physical • infrastructure such as faculty wise class rooms, library, labs and equipments. • To improve the examination results of the students by reforming, extending and • better managing the existing academic programs, and to promote the Campus • as the centre of academic excellence through competition and timely reformation • of the curricula. • To establish the Campus as an institution having subject wise professionally • proficient and skilled human resources. • To establish the Campus as a well managed academic centre for research. • To establish the Campus economically and financially sound with a due • mobilization of internal and external resources. • To develop, extend and upgrade the internal activities and student welfare • programs.

  7. Institutional Structure

  8. Human Resources Total faculty members -89(male 84 (94.38%), female 5 (5.62% ) Administrative staff-36 (male 30 (83.33% & female 6 (16.67% ) Students- 2477( Female 1395 (56.32%) & Male 1082 (43.68%)

  9. Academic Development Different incentives like bearing cost of stationery, tea, photocopy etc. are given to the students for project work, paper presentation, group and individual work based on curriculum. Teachers are also encouraged to use student-centered teaching methods in their classroom teaching activities. The Campus has given opportunities for teachers to participate in different seminars, workshops and training in and outside the Campus for their academic and professional advancement. The Campus has given opportunities for research methodology training and in the future, the Campus will also provide the opportunity for mini research through Research Unit of MRMC and also encourage and promote research articles publication through journal publication.

  10. Faculties and Departments Faculty of Humanities (4) Faculty of Education(6) Department of Education, Maths and Educational Planning and Management (EPM) Department of Nepali Department of English Department of English Language Education Department of Social Studies Department of Geography, Maths, Rural Development and Economics Department of HPE and Population Education Department of Nepali Education Department of Political Science, History, Culture and Sociology Practice Teaching Cont….

  11. Faculties and Departments Faculty of Management (1) Institute of Science and Technology (1) Department of Horticulture and Floriculture Management Department of Management

  12. Qualifications of Faculties PhD (completed)-1 PhD ( ongoing)-3 M. Phil. (Completed) -3 Masters’-82

  13. No. of Students (Updated 2477) Cont……

  14. No. of Students (Updated 2477)

  15. Result Analysis (2012)

  16. Financial Status (2012) • Amount of Annual expenditure Rs. 32,146,233.13 • Number of students enrolled : 2574 • Unit cost =Total annual expenditure budget ÷Number of • students enrolled= 12,488.82 • Unit cost excluding salary component. • Total annual expenditure budge (excluding salary • component) is Rs. 67,43,363.88 • Number of students enrolled-2574 • Unit cost=Total annual expenditure budget ÷Number of • students enrolled=Rs. 2,619.80

  17. Physical Infrastructure

  18. Support Services • Library • Computer centre • First Aids • Sports facilities • Workshop and seminar hall • Hostels • Guest house • Canteen

  19. Highlights of the Major Activities Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus has been running Master's Level programs in five subjects. Recently, it has introduced Science and Technology in Horticulture and Floriculture Management (HFM) in eight semesters. As an autonomous Campus, MRMC acts autonomously in various fields such as in research work, design and implementation of new curriculum installing modern information technology in E-library and sending the interested persons to pursue M.Phil and Ph.D. project.

  20. Development Initiatives The Campus has become more facilitated now than in the past in terms of physical infrastructure. It has constructed labs for Biology, Chemistry, Floriculture and Horticulture, sophisticated furniture, teaching-learning materials like electronic and non-electronic are provided to the concerned as necessary. The practical classes of the science and technology are focused as for the effective implementation of the program. A boundary wall has been constructed for the safety of the Campus properties and maintenance of the peaceful academic environment.

  21. Improvements • Proper management of departments and sections, • Well-managed class rooms each with white board and podium, • Maintenance and coloring of administrative building, hostels, quarter, canteen and students’ union building, • Classes effective on time, • One storey of library and girls hostel under construction , • Program stage and parking zone on the process of construction. • Furnished and equipped Research Unit, • Formulation of by laws for Research Unit, • Result analysis, • Discussion on students’ welfare among the students of different faculties, • Paving and internal paths in Campus premises completed, • Terms of References (TOR) distributed to different Cells/Departments/Sections. As per the suggestions of pre visit team (15th Apr. 2013)

  22. Thank You !

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