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JU scripts history, secures prestigious A++ Grade in NAAC Accreditation Cycle IV

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 22, 2024
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JU scripts history, secures prestigious A++ Grade in NAAC Accreditation Cycle IV
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Jammu: The University of Jammu has scripted history by reaching a milestone of achieving the coveted A++ grade in the NAAC accreditation (Cycle IV) with an outstanding CGPA score of 3.72 on a 4-point scale.
According to a statement issued from public relations office University of Jammu here, “This is a marked improvement over the last accreditation Cycle (Cycle III), wherein it had attained an A+ grade with CGPA of 3.51, thereby exhibiting its commitment to quality sustenance and quality enhancement”, Vice Chancellor, Prof. Umesh Rai said, expressing his profound pride on this achievement.
Flanked by senior functionaries, Prof Rai attributed this success to the collective efforts of the entire University fraternity. “The A++ grade reflects the unwavering commitment of our faculty, officers, staff, scholars, students, and alumni. It is a testament to our shared vision of transforming the University of Jammu into a global hub for academic and research excellence,” said Prof. Rai.
He elaborated on the transformative initiatives undertaken by the University, including the promotion of interdisciplinary research, strengthening academic frameworks, and adopting best practices.
“This recognition by NAAC is not just a milestone but a motivation to further our commitment to quality, innovation, inclusivity, and enhancing societal impact,” he emphasized.
Prof. Rai acknowledged the support of the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor and Chancellor, Sh. Manoj Sinha; Chief Minister and Pro Vice Chancellor, Jenab Omar Abdullah; Higher Education Minister, Madam Sakina Itoo; and Vice Chairman, Higher Education Council Prof. Dinesh Singh. “Their visionary guidance has been instrumental in enabling the University to achieve this remarkable feat,” he added.
The Vice Chancellor also thanked the NAAC Peer Team for their rigorous evaluation and insightful recommendations during their visit from December 11-13, 2024.
“This is not the culmination of our journey but the beginning of new aspirations to set higher benchmarks in the field of higher education,” Prof. Rai added.
On this occasion, Dr. Ginny Dogra, Director DIQA, gave a detailed overview of the parameters assessed by NAAC and shared insights into the rigorous evaluation process.
The seven-member NAAC Peer Team evaluated the University across various Key Performance Areas i.e Curricular Aspects, Teaching-Learning & Evaluation, Research, Innovations & Extension, Infrastructure & Learning Resources, Student Support & Progression, Governance, Leadership & Management and Institutional Values & Best Practices.
She informed that the University has achieved full scores under the parameters: Infrastructure & Learning Resources, Governance, Leadership and Management & Institutional Values & Best Practice.
Prof. Neelu Rohmetra, Dean Research Studies also shared the recent research initiatives undertaken by the University with thrust on translational and transdisciplinary research.
The Peer Team that had visited the University had appreciated the research output in terms of publications and number of citations.
With this accreditation, the University joins the elite group of A++ institutions in the country( in the fourth Cycle).This A++ grade shall remain valid for a period of seven years.
Among others present included Prof Anju Basin, Dean Academic Affairs, Prof Meena Sharma, Dean Planning and Development, Prof Neelu Rohmetra, Dean Research Studies, Prof Naresh Padha, Prof Pankaj Kumar Srivastava, Director CD&OE, Prof. Prakash Antahal Dean Students Welfare, Dr. Neeraj Sharma, Registrar, Prof. Satya Paul, Ameet Targotra, AD, DIQA and Ms. Akanksha Sharma, AR, DIQA.
The proceedings of the event were conducted by Ms Mansi Mantoo, Media Officer JU.

 

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