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NAAC PEER TEAM VISIT (PTV)
1st July, 2021
 Academic or administrative peers who are assessors for our academic, research,
administration and extension activities
 Likely to be independent teams to each campus due to pandemic situation
 Likely to be a team of 3 to 7 for Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore campus
 Likely to be from same state or neighboring state
 We will know their identity only 3 days before the actual visit
 Their accommodation and travel will be arranged by NAAC. However institution
has to arrange all local transportation and hosts for them
 Objective of the visit is to get an overall perception of the quality of educational
delivery
 PTV Focus is qualitative but they can ask specific queries on quantitative aspects
 The assessors are required to look at the university-level Self-Study Report (SSR)
and can ask for clarifications as per NAAC
 Peer Team is expected to cover maximum number of departments and cover at
least 50% of departments with preference given by both the institution and peer
team
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NAAC PTV departmental visit comprises of:
 Departmental/Center presentation
 Interaction with faculty
 Documentation verification
 Visit to selected teaching & research labs
 Interaction with research scholars in labs
Review & mock audit at university-level by Amrita CARE
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 Crisp departmental/center presentation of 10 minutes
 Overview of the department/center as per NAAC 7 criteria
 Quantitative aspects, facts & figures to be provided as a summary alone
 Figures can be projected for 2014-2019 period as well as 2014 till date
 Highlight qualitative aspects using this summary slide with reference to each
qualitative question like:
 1.1.1 Relevance of curricula to local, national and global needs and OBE
 1.3.1 Courses with sustainability, values and ethics
 2.2.1 Slow learner & fast learner strategies
 Departmental best practices & future plans can be highlighted
 One round of presentations over and first version sent to Dean, Faculty of
Engineering
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 Venue for presentation & document verification
 Departmental display boards (Faculty name boards, infrastructure & department
at a glance boards etc)
 Teaching & Research Labs (Items, Boards & Displays) including:
 Fire Extinguishers & Safety apparatus
 Name boards of all Faculty in-charges & technical staff
 Laboratory highlights, achievements & accomplishments
(Projects/Patents/Papers/Awards/Other outcomes)
 List of major equipment
 List of major experiments/exercises
 Educational-aids & charts
 Safety Instructions
 Rules & Regulations
 Audit of departmental labs already done. Gaps to be plugged as per reports
given to respective departments. A department-wise summary is attached
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 No central exhibition
 Exhibition walkthrough only at a department/center level.
 Exhibition Displays in corridors, conference rooms and labs
 Showcase of selected department/center outcomes, activities and
achievements in research, faculty, students, extension, placement, alumni
etc.
 Innovations & working models and demos in the respective labs, both
teaching and research
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 Comprehensive list of files defined by
IQAC considering accreditations &
rankings, statutory & regulatory
compliances
 Used for 1st and 2nd cycle of NAAC
Accreditation
 Audit of these departmental/center
files was done and 75% to 90%
complete across various
departments/centers. Gaps have been
communicated and have to be
addressed by individual
departments/centers
 These are documents that are likely to be verified in the department during
NAAC PTV. This documentation is subsumed in the Departmental/Center Files
list.
 Amrita CARE is likely to specify additional documents as per communication
from NAAC after confirmation of dates. Following is a representative
documentation list based on qualitative metrics:
CRITERIA 1 & 2
 Course Plans of courses:
 Based on national/global developmental needs – for e.g., related to health, entrepreneurship,
security
 Gender, Environment and Sustainability, Human Values and Professional Ethics
 Curriculum & Syllabi with POs, PSOs & COs as also its availability on website and
dissemination to stakeholders primarily students
 Curricular innovations – for e.g., simulation based or project-based teaching that may
have given a more hands-on or more immersive experience and/or produced
significant outcomes
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 Department Academic Advisory Committee (DAAC) reports: Due Date given
by IQAC is 21st July, 2021. This is also specified as an BEST PRACTICE at the
university level
 Program-wise, semester-wise, attainment report from individual faculty
 Role of IQAC & DAAC in implementing feedback surveys (class and course
committee, student feedback surveys, program exit survey, INPODS/AMPLE reports
and closing the loop
 Sample question papers showing the mapping to COs (and BTLs wherever
possible).
 Selected Student Innovations & Project Reports
 Teaching-learning methods used for advanced learners
 Product/Project demonstrations with inter-disciplinary and/or societal outcomes
 Experiential learning like Live-in-Labs
 Grace marks awarded for paper publications & victories in
competitions/hackathons etc
 Teaching-learning methods, timetable, schedule & attendance of classes for slow
learners with student lists
 Feedback, if any from Advanced and slow learners
 Usage of MOOCs program-wise and year-wise with lists and certificates
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CRITERION 3
 University research and consultancy policy
 Industry-collaboration, consultancy & research promotion activities facilitated
by CIR
 Utilization & support of TBI, patent cell, Institute’s Innovation Council (IIC) &
Entrepreneurship cell of the university
 Departmental extension activities in the neighborhood community in terms of
impact and sensitizing students
CRITERION 4
 Optimal utilization of resources with timetables, classroom/lecture hall
allocation plan, lab sharing/booking mechanism, etc
 Documents & Files in both teaching & research labs such as:
 Records of all purchases of equipment & consumables
 Lab records & manuals
 Sample observation notebooks & student reports/records
 Mechanism of upkeep of Physical Resources (Maintenance of Instruments, equipment
etc.)
 Stock & equipment register
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CRITERION 5
 Class Committee meetings & minutes and closing the loop
 Departmental associations and professional society chapters
 Participation in Anokha techfest
 Alumni contributions by way of seminars, webinars, talks, support to student
club events and Techfest events, advisory inputs for curriculum, program
delivery, etc
CRITERION 6
 Departmental mission & vision and its alignment to university and school of
engineering vision & mission as also it serving as a foundation for POs & PSOs
 Departmental committees and involvement of faculty, meeting minutes etc
 Budget and strategic plan
 Employee handbook and career progression policy
 FRAP forms
 Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) for July to December, 2020: Due date
by IQAC was 21st June, 2021
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 Awareness and alignment to vision & mission of university, school and
department
 Curriculum Development & Pedagogy, Initiation of programmes,
modifications in curriculum
 Teaching- learning methods, Students’ feedback
 Faculty evaluation through self-evaluation
 Individual Professional development, Faculty development programme,
awards / recognition
 Access to computer center. Level of computer literacy & use
 Grievance redressal mechanism & Welfare programme
 Participation in the preparation of the Self-study Report
 Impact of autonomy (If applicable), Details of any innovative activity
 Awareness of various policies at university level like research,
consultancy, career progression etc
 Campus-level coordinator: Deputy Dean
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 Staff development programmes
 Staff view on the value of their contribution to the institution
 Relationship with faculty, user friendly approach towards students
 Staff welfare programmes, grievance redressal mechanism, security
of service
 Level of computer literacy & use
 Campus-level coordinator: Deputy Dean
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 Reason for choosing course / institution
 Match between curriculum and expectations (flexibility, choice,
content)
 Appropriateness of the curricular content to the development of the
knowledge and Skills
 Relevance to prospective career / further study, Student timetable
and workload
 Opportunities for practical and vocational experience, where
appropriate
 Range of teaching and learning methods experienced
 Students’ views on quality of teaching
 Guidance and support for independent study
 Students’ understanding of assessment methods and criteria
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 Feedback on assessed work, Access to computer center
 Health services & canteen facilities, grievance redressal mechanism
 Financial aid, academic and personal counseling
 Three things most appreciated in the institution
 Three things that need attention to serve the student community even
better
 Campus-level coordinator: PSW
 General impression about the institution
 Any specific reason for selecting the institution for their wards
 The nature of interaction with the Head / Faculty of the institution and
frequency
 Facilities for overall development of wards
 Employment / higher education need / plan for their wards
 Suggestions as to how this institution can help its students even more
 Campus-level coordinator: PSW and Alumni & PR Coordinator
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 Competencies developed at the institution, Alumni prominent
positions
 Alumni meeting – nature and outcome,plans to generate resources
 Suggestions for active functioning of Alumni Association
 Suggestions for the improvement of the institution and areas in which
they can contribute
 Campus-level coordinator: Alumni & PR Coordinator
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 Short presentation & Interaction with IQAC members from departments, centers,and support
departments like CIR etc
 Files & documents pertaining to the office at the campus-level related to rankings and
accreditation
 Acting on the first peer team report
 Feedback from parents, teachers and students
 Interaction with the potential employers in the concerned region
 Identifying New Research Area suitable to local and regional needs
 Surveys for need based and customized programs
 Yearly External Academic and Administrative Audit of the Department by the Academic peers
 Suggestion for augmentation of Infrastructure from parents, teachers, students and alumni,
Impact of autonomy (If applicable)
 Documentation of activities of the college, plans to generate resources
 Optimum utilization of the institution infrastructure
 Campus-level coordinator:Vice-Chairman, IQAC
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 Short presentation focusing on various activities such as counseling, grievance
redressal,feedback etc
 Anti-ragging committee members meeting & minutes
 Women's cell committee members meeting & minutes
 Students discipline committee members meeting & minutes
 Hostel/mess committee members meeting & minutes
 Club members & coordinators interaction especially ones focusing on
institutional value system
 Document verification
 Campus-level coordinator: HSAF & PSW 01-07-2021 19
 45 minute program showcasing Indian culture and values of the
institution
 We can limit to one musical performance by Ragasudha and one
dance performance by Natyasudha
 Campus-level coordinator: PSW
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 Short presentation focusing on examination reforms, best practices,
automation using AUMS, AMPLE etc
 Verification of files & documents pertaining to the office such as
examination records & documents at the campus-level such as:
 Results
 Occurrence of malpractices
 Feedback from students on the transparency of evaluation and conduct of
exams
 Campus-level coordinator: Dy COE
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 Central Venue
 Campus-level coordinator: Administration officer
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 Library
 Convention center
 Guest house
 Network Operations Centre & Server Room
 Computer Labs
 Canteen
 Hostel & Mess
 Sports facility & Gymnasium
 Swimming Pool
 Medical-Aid Facility
 Language Lab
 Building Ramps & rails
 Alternative energy sources
 Rainwater harvesting facility
 Waste Management facility
 Amrita Recycling centre 01-07-2021 23
•Campus-level Coordinator: Campus Director
•Upkeep, maintenance, readiness and utilization of all
facilities with personnel, policy and documents.
•Documentation of utilization of library, computer labs,
bandwidth, WiFi etc
•Display boards and in-charge name boards at library,
hostel, canteen, sports and other facilities as required
with the support of the in-charges, i.e. Head-ICTS,
librarian, Physical Education Director, CCWH, medical
officer, guest house manager etc
•Logistical arrangements
•Banquet dinner

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AMIRTHA.pdf

  • 1. 01-07-2021 1 NAAC PEER TEAM VISIT (PTV) 1st July, 2021
  • 2.  Academic or administrative peers who are assessors for our academic, research, administration and extension activities  Likely to be independent teams to each campus due to pandemic situation  Likely to be a team of 3 to 7 for Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore campus  Likely to be from same state or neighboring state  We will know their identity only 3 days before the actual visit  Their accommodation and travel will be arranged by NAAC. However institution has to arrange all local transportation and hosts for them  Objective of the visit is to get an overall perception of the quality of educational delivery  PTV Focus is qualitative but they can ask specific queries on quantitative aspects  The assessors are required to look at the university-level Self-Study Report (SSR) and can ask for clarifications as per NAAC  Peer Team is expected to cover maximum number of departments and cover at least 50% of departments with preference given by both the institution and peer team 01-07-2021 2
  • 3. NAAC PTV departmental visit comprises of:  Departmental/Center presentation  Interaction with faculty  Documentation verification  Visit to selected teaching & research labs  Interaction with research scholars in labs Review & mock audit at university-level by Amrita CARE 01-07-2021 3
  • 4.  Crisp departmental/center presentation of 10 minutes  Overview of the department/center as per NAAC 7 criteria  Quantitative aspects, facts & figures to be provided as a summary alone  Figures can be projected for 2014-2019 period as well as 2014 till date  Highlight qualitative aspects using this summary slide with reference to each qualitative question like:  1.1.1 Relevance of curricula to local, national and global needs and OBE  1.3.1 Courses with sustainability, values and ethics  2.2.1 Slow learner & fast learner strategies  Departmental best practices & future plans can be highlighted  One round of presentations over and first version sent to Dean, Faculty of Engineering 01-07-2021 4
  • 5.  Venue for presentation & document verification  Departmental display boards (Faculty name boards, infrastructure & department at a glance boards etc)  Teaching & Research Labs (Items, Boards & Displays) including:  Fire Extinguishers & Safety apparatus  Name boards of all Faculty in-charges & technical staff  Laboratory highlights, achievements & accomplishments (Projects/Patents/Papers/Awards/Other outcomes)  List of major equipment  List of major experiments/exercises  Educational-aids & charts  Safety Instructions  Rules & Regulations  Audit of departmental labs already done. Gaps to be plugged as per reports given to respective departments. A department-wise summary is attached 01-07-2021 5
  • 6.  No central exhibition  Exhibition walkthrough only at a department/center level.  Exhibition Displays in corridors, conference rooms and labs  Showcase of selected department/center outcomes, activities and achievements in research, faculty, students, extension, placement, alumni etc.  Innovations & working models and demos in the respective labs, both teaching and research 01-07-2021 6
  • 7. 01-07-2021 7  Comprehensive list of files defined by IQAC considering accreditations & rankings, statutory & regulatory compliances  Used for 1st and 2nd cycle of NAAC Accreditation  Audit of these departmental/center files was done and 75% to 90% complete across various departments/centers. Gaps have been communicated and have to be addressed by individual departments/centers
  • 8.  These are documents that are likely to be verified in the department during NAAC PTV. This documentation is subsumed in the Departmental/Center Files list.  Amrita CARE is likely to specify additional documents as per communication from NAAC after confirmation of dates. Following is a representative documentation list based on qualitative metrics: CRITERIA 1 & 2  Course Plans of courses:  Based on national/global developmental needs – for e.g., related to health, entrepreneurship, security  Gender, Environment and Sustainability, Human Values and Professional Ethics  Curriculum & Syllabi with POs, PSOs & COs as also its availability on website and dissemination to stakeholders primarily students  Curricular innovations – for e.g., simulation based or project-based teaching that may have given a more hands-on or more immersive experience and/or produced significant outcomes 01-07-2021 8
  • 9.  Department Academic Advisory Committee (DAAC) reports: Due Date given by IQAC is 21st July, 2021. This is also specified as an BEST PRACTICE at the university level  Program-wise, semester-wise, attainment report from individual faculty  Role of IQAC & DAAC in implementing feedback surveys (class and course committee, student feedback surveys, program exit survey, INPODS/AMPLE reports and closing the loop  Sample question papers showing the mapping to COs (and BTLs wherever possible).  Selected Student Innovations & Project Reports  Teaching-learning methods used for advanced learners  Product/Project demonstrations with inter-disciplinary and/or societal outcomes  Experiential learning like Live-in-Labs  Grace marks awarded for paper publications & victories in competitions/hackathons etc  Teaching-learning methods, timetable, schedule & attendance of classes for slow learners with student lists  Feedback, if any from Advanced and slow learners  Usage of MOOCs program-wise and year-wise with lists and certificates 01-07-2021 9
  • 10. CRITERION 3  University research and consultancy policy  Industry-collaboration, consultancy & research promotion activities facilitated by CIR  Utilization & support of TBI, patent cell, Institute’s Innovation Council (IIC) & Entrepreneurship cell of the university  Departmental extension activities in the neighborhood community in terms of impact and sensitizing students CRITERION 4  Optimal utilization of resources with timetables, classroom/lecture hall allocation plan, lab sharing/booking mechanism, etc  Documents & Files in both teaching & research labs such as:  Records of all purchases of equipment & consumables  Lab records & manuals  Sample observation notebooks & student reports/records  Mechanism of upkeep of Physical Resources (Maintenance of Instruments, equipment etc.)  Stock & equipment register 01-07-2021 10
  • 11. CRITERION 5  Class Committee meetings & minutes and closing the loop  Departmental associations and professional society chapters  Participation in Anokha techfest  Alumni contributions by way of seminars, webinars, talks, support to student club events and Techfest events, advisory inputs for curriculum, program delivery, etc CRITERION 6  Departmental mission & vision and its alignment to university and school of engineering vision & mission as also it serving as a foundation for POs & PSOs  Departmental committees and involvement of faculty, meeting minutes etc  Budget and strategic plan  Employee handbook and career progression policy  FRAP forms  Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) for July to December, 2020: Due date by IQAC was 21st June, 2021 01-07-2021 11
  • 12.  Awareness and alignment to vision & mission of university, school and department  Curriculum Development & Pedagogy, Initiation of programmes, modifications in curriculum  Teaching- learning methods, Students’ feedback  Faculty evaluation through self-evaluation  Individual Professional development, Faculty development programme, awards / recognition  Access to computer center. Level of computer literacy & use  Grievance redressal mechanism & Welfare programme  Participation in the preparation of the Self-study Report  Impact of autonomy (If applicable), Details of any innovative activity  Awareness of various policies at university level like research, consultancy, career progression etc  Campus-level coordinator: Deputy Dean 01-07-2021 12
  • 13.  Staff development programmes  Staff view on the value of their contribution to the institution  Relationship with faculty, user friendly approach towards students  Staff welfare programmes, grievance redressal mechanism, security of service  Level of computer literacy & use  Campus-level coordinator: Deputy Dean 01-07-2021 13
  • 14.  Reason for choosing course / institution  Match between curriculum and expectations (flexibility, choice, content)  Appropriateness of the curricular content to the development of the knowledge and Skills  Relevance to prospective career / further study, Student timetable and workload  Opportunities for practical and vocational experience, where appropriate  Range of teaching and learning methods experienced  Students’ views on quality of teaching  Guidance and support for independent study  Students’ understanding of assessment methods and criteria 01-07-2021 14
  • 15. 01-07-2021 15  Feedback on assessed work, Access to computer center  Health services & canteen facilities, grievance redressal mechanism  Financial aid, academic and personal counseling  Three things most appreciated in the institution  Three things that need attention to serve the student community even better  Campus-level coordinator: PSW
  • 16.  General impression about the institution  Any specific reason for selecting the institution for their wards  The nature of interaction with the Head / Faculty of the institution and frequency  Facilities for overall development of wards  Employment / higher education need / plan for their wards  Suggestions as to how this institution can help its students even more  Campus-level coordinator: PSW and Alumni & PR Coordinator 01-07-2021 16
  • 17.  Competencies developed at the institution, Alumni prominent positions  Alumni meeting – nature and outcome,plans to generate resources  Suggestions for active functioning of Alumni Association  Suggestions for the improvement of the institution and areas in which they can contribute  Campus-level coordinator: Alumni & PR Coordinator 01-07-2021 17
  • 18.  Short presentation & Interaction with IQAC members from departments, centers,and support departments like CIR etc  Files & documents pertaining to the office at the campus-level related to rankings and accreditation  Acting on the first peer team report  Feedback from parents, teachers and students  Interaction with the potential employers in the concerned region  Identifying New Research Area suitable to local and regional needs  Surveys for need based and customized programs  Yearly External Academic and Administrative Audit of the Department by the Academic peers  Suggestion for augmentation of Infrastructure from parents, teachers, students and alumni, Impact of autonomy (If applicable)  Documentation of activities of the college, plans to generate resources  Optimum utilization of the institution infrastructure  Campus-level coordinator:Vice-Chairman, IQAC 01-07-2021 18
  • 19.  Short presentation focusing on various activities such as counseling, grievance redressal,feedback etc  Anti-ragging committee members meeting & minutes  Women's cell committee members meeting & minutes  Students discipline committee members meeting & minutes  Hostel/mess committee members meeting & minutes  Club members & coordinators interaction especially ones focusing on institutional value system  Document verification  Campus-level coordinator: HSAF & PSW 01-07-2021 19
  • 20.  45 minute program showcasing Indian culture and values of the institution  We can limit to one musical performance by Ragasudha and one dance performance by Natyasudha  Campus-level coordinator: PSW 01-07-2021 20
  • 21.  Short presentation focusing on examination reforms, best practices, automation using AUMS, AMPLE etc  Verification of files & documents pertaining to the office such as examination records & documents at the campus-level such as:  Results  Occurrence of malpractices  Feedback from students on the transparency of evaluation and conduct of exams  Campus-level coordinator: Dy COE 01-07-2021 21
  • 22.  Central Venue  Campus-level coordinator: Administration officer 01-07-2021 22
  • 23.  Library  Convention center  Guest house  Network Operations Centre & Server Room  Computer Labs  Canteen  Hostel & Mess  Sports facility & Gymnasium  Swimming Pool  Medical-Aid Facility  Language Lab  Building Ramps & rails  Alternative energy sources  Rainwater harvesting facility  Waste Management facility  Amrita Recycling centre 01-07-2021 23 •Campus-level Coordinator: Campus Director •Upkeep, maintenance, readiness and utilization of all facilities with personnel, policy and documents. •Documentation of utilization of library, computer labs, bandwidth, WiFi etc •Display boards and in-charge name boards at library, hostel, canteen, sports and other facilities as required with the support of the in-charges, i.e. Head-ICTS, librarian, Physical Education Director, CCWH, medical officer, guest house manager etc •Logistical arrangements •Banquet dinner