Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya

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NOTICE: This is for the information of all students that a Farewell Party for the session 2025–26 is scheduled to be held on 18th March 2026. All the students who are interested to participate in Cultural Items, Anchoring and Modelling are requested to contact the concerned teachers in the committee on or before 5th March 2026. Notice: The regular classes for the session 2025-26 for the students of BA/B.Sc/BCom I, II, III will be upto 12th March 2026. So all the students of the concerned streams have to attend their classes regularly up to 12th March 2026. NATIONAL CONFERENCE देवभूमि in Dialogue Integrating Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) As a Framework for Reimagining Sustainability, Cultural Preservation, and Inclusive Development in Himachal Pradesh on 10 MARCH, 2026
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Self Assessment Report Session Wise

Sr. No. Assessment Criteria Supporting Documents
1. Teaching and Learning

Mode of Teaching

1.1

Teaching Schedule

1.2 
Curriculum enrichment practices/ Internal assessment prompt communication of assessment

Add-on Courses/ Certificate Courses

1.3

Feedback

1.4

Examination Result

Student Pass

1.5
Percentage of student with A grade and above
University Merit Rank
2. Student Support, Service and Progression

Pre and Post Admission Counseling

i. Admission schedule, courses available, student intake, eligibility conditions communicated through various media
ii. Pre admission counseling
iii. Student orientation
2.1

Scholarships:

i. Awareness about different Scholarship Schemes and 100% coverage of all eligible students
ii. Scholarships other than Government schemes
2.2
Scholarships other than government schemes

Sports and cultural activities

i. % of students participating in sports activities
ii. % of students participating in cultural activities
iii. Medal/trophy won in sport / cultural activities
2.3
Sports and Cultural Activities: % of students participating in cultural activities
Sports and Cultural Activities: Medal/Trophy won in sports/cultural activities

Students participating in NSS / NCC/Rangers & Rovers/Clubs:

2.4
Students Participating : NCC
Students Participating: Rangers and Rovers
Students Participating : Road Safety Club
Students Participating : Eco Club
i.Nation camps/RD PARADE
ii. State Camps /parade
iii. Awards won in these activities
2.5
Students Award won in camps at National, State and Cluster level

Anti-Drug Awareness Programmes

i. No. of awareness program organized
ii. % of students benefited
iii. Counseling of suspected addicts
2.6

Gender Equity: No of health/sensitization programmes organized

i. No. of health/ sensitization program organized
ii. % of students benefited
iii. Women anti sexual harassment committee constituted as per norms
iv. Grievances redressal as per timeline
2.7

Mentor-Mentee Groups: Sessions conducted per group of students
Mentor-mentee groups Session conducted per group of student

2.8

Coaching for National level competitive examinations/HAS

2.9

Remedial Classes/Bridge Courses
% of students benefited

2.10

Capacity Building of Students:

i. Life Skills
ii. Language-cum-Graduate Attributes
2.11
Capacity Building of Students: Language-cum-Graduate Attributes Development programmes

Career Counseling & Placement Cell

i. No. of Career Counseling Sessions organized for each group of student
ii. Number of Placement Drives
iii. Self Employment Modules Organized
iv. No. of students Benefited
2.12

Student Progression

i. % of Students opted for Higher Education
ii. No. of students who cleared National Level examinations
2.13

No. of Co-curricular and Sports Activities organized:

i. Inter-University Events (Zonal/National)
ii. Inter-College events
iii. Intra-College Events (Annual Athletic Meet and Cultural Functions)
2.14

Annual Prize Distribution Function Organized

Yes,2.15

College Magazine Published

Yes,2.16

College Website updated regularly

Yes,2.17
3. Infrastructure and Resources

Classrooms Detail

3.1

Library Facilities Document

3.2

ICT Facilities:Document

3.3

Facilities for Specially-abled Students: Document

3.4

Sports Facilities Document

3.5

Auditorium/ Seminar Hall/Staff Quarters/Hostels Document

3.6

Laboratories with adequate equipment according to syllabi

3.7

Numbers of computers Document

3.8

Canteen, Staff Room, Space For NCC, NSS,R & R, Exam hall,Medical
Facilities Document

3.9

Documentation of Academic, co-curricular and extracurricular
activities and achievement of students and staff on regular basis

3.10
4. Institutional Management

Institutional Vision:

i. Vision Document
ii. Institutional Development Plan
iii. Plan of Action for above
4.1

IQAC:

i. No. of meetings per year
ii. No. of programmes organized (Trainings, workshops, IPR, etc.)
4.2
No. of programmes organized (Trainings, workshops, IPR, etc.)

Management of Institutional Funds :

i. Funds (BF, AF. PTA etc.) used/ spent for Institutional Development/ student welfare
ii. Periodic audit
iii. Settlement of bills/advances within a specified time frame
4.3
Periodic audit
Settlement of bills/advances within a specified time frame.

Grievance Redressal of Students and Employees

i. Redressal within week
ii. Redressal within month
iii. No redressal
4.4

Green and Clean Campus:

i. Green initiatives of institution
ii. Cleanliness in washroom, buildings / campus
4.5
Cleanliness in washroom, buildings / campus

Facilities for Students

i. Common room for girls
ii. Adequate toilets as per students’ strength
iii. Sanitary napkin vending machine/incinerator regularly put in use
iv. CSCA room with proper furniture
v. Student centre for co-curricular activities and its regular usage
vi. Regular use of playground
4.6

Regular Updation of Service Books/Service Records

Timely Submission of ACRs
Prompt Response to Official Correspondence
Proper maintenance of official records (Cash books/stock registers, Fund registers, leave records, find fund etc.)
4.7 , 4.8, 4.9, 4.10, Yes updated regularly
Timely Submission of ACRS
Prompt Response to Official Correspondence
Proper maintenance of official records (Cash books/stock registers, Fund registers, leave records, find fund etc.)

Proper record of students attendance and CCA

4.11

Whether ranked by NIRF, other agencies:

4.12 No

Whether accredited by NAAC

4.13

Whether AQARs are being submitted as per timeline annually or not

4.14 Yes, submitted annually as per timeline

Recognition for Exemplary Contributions of the Staff and Students :

4.15

Involvement of Stakeholders:

i. PTA
ii. OSA
PTA 4.16 OSA 4.16.2

Feedback from stakeholders other than Students and action taken Other than Students and action there on

4.17

Annual Review Meeting On Students Outcomes In Academics, co-curricular Extra-curricular and extension activities and action taken during next academic session for achieving excellence

4.18
5. Best Practices, Innovations and institutional distinctiveness

Best practices Description & Outcome of Best Practices

5.1

Special initiatives taken

5.2

Social impact of Extension Activities

5.3

Special New Innovative Initiatives or Ideas adopted in the College

5.4

Collaborations

5.5
6. Faculty Profile and research Activities

Percentage of Teachers with Ph.D

6.1

Teachers as Research Guides

6.2

No. of orientation programmes, refresher programmes,
faculty development programmes and workshops of one week or more duration

6.3

Projects (Major)

6.4

No. of Papers presented in Conferences/Seminars/Symposia
in last 3 years

6.5

Seminars, workshops, conferences and Trainings organised by the
Institution

6.6

No. of Papers Published in Journals

6.7

Teachers Special Innovative Ideas (Brief description thereof)

6.8

No. of Books/chapters in Books published

6.9

Teachers Academic and Extension Activities

6.10

Awards by Recognized & Reputed Organizations

6.11
7. Miscellaneous

Any other important information or initiative not covered above e.g.
Incubation Centre, R&D-cum-innovation centre, B.Voc., self-Finance courses, Internship, OJT, Green Audit, Academic Audit etc.

7.1

Spot evaluation of institutions by the officers from the directorate of Higher
Education/representative of the Director of Higher Education

7.2

AG Audit paras settled up to date

7.3

Local Audit paras settled up to date

7.4

Timeline adhered to in filling reply of court cases /RTI Applications/ Public
Grievances received through Mukhyamantri Seva Sankalap 1100 and Centralized Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System

7.5

Invited Speakers on various themes relevant to holistic development of students

7.6

Skill Development Training (At least 20% students benefitted)

7.7

Sr. No. Assessment Criteria Supporting Documents
1. Teaching and Learning
Mode of Teaching
1.1 1.1 (a) 1.1 (b)
Teaching Schedule
1.2.1  1.2.1 (a)  1.2.1 (b)  1.2.1 (c)
Learning Outcomes
1.2.2 1.2.2 (a)
Curriculum enrichment practices/ Internal assessment prompt communication of assessment
1.2.3  1.2.4  1.2.4 (a)  1.2.5
Add-on Courses/ Certificate Courses
1.3 1.3.1 (a) 1.3.1 (b)
Feedback
1.4
Examination Result
Student Pass
1.5.1
Percentage of student with A grade and above
1.5.2
University Merit Rank
1.5.3
2. Student Support, Service and Progression
Pre and Post Admission Counseling
2
Scholarships: Awareness about different scholarships schemes and 100% coverage of all eligible students
2.2.1
Scholarships other than government schemes
2.2.2
Students Participating: NSS
2.4.1
Students Participating : NCC
2.4.2
Students participating in Nation camps/RD parade
2.5.1
Students Award won in camps at National, State and Cluster level
2.5.3
Anti-Drug Awareness Programmes
2.6
Gender Equity: No of health/sensitization programmes organized
2.7
Mentor-Mentee Groups: Sessions conducted per group of students
2.8
Coaching for National level competitive examinations/HAS
2.9
Remedial Classes/Bridge Courses
2.10
Capacity Building of Students: Life Skills
2.11.1
Capacity Building of Students: Language-cum-Graduate Attributes Development programmes
2.11.2
Career Counseling & Placement Cell
2.12
Student Progression
2.13
No. of Co-curricular and Sports Activities organized: Inter-College events
2.14.2
Annual Prize Distribution Function Organized
2.15
College Magazine Published
2.16
College Website updated regularly
2.17
3. Infrastructure and Resources
Classrooms Detail
3.1
Library Facilities Document
3.2
ICT Facilities:Document
3.3
Facilities for Specially-abled Students: Document
3.4
Sports Facilities Document
3.5
Auditorium/ Seminar Hall/Staff Quarters/Hostels Document
3.6
Laboratories with adequate equipment according to syllabi
3.7
Numbers of computers Document
3.8
Canteen, Staff Room, Space For NCC, NSS,R & R, Exam hall,Medical Facilities Document
3.9
Documentation of Academic, co-curricular and extracurricular activities and achievement of students and staff on regular basis
3.10
4. Institutional Management
Institutional Vision
4.1
IQAC: No. of meetings per year
4.2.1
No. of programmes organized (Trainings, workshops, IPR, etc.)
4.2.2

Management of Institutional Funds :

Funds (BF, AF. PTA etc.) used/ spent for Institutional Development/ student welfare
4.3.1
Periodic audit
4.3.2
Settlement of bills/advances within a specified time frame.
4.3.3 All bills are settled with in time/ No bills are pending.

Grievance Redressal of Students and Employees

Redressal within week
4.4.1

Green and Clean Campus:

Numbers of computers Document
Green initiatives of institution
4.5.1
Cleanliness in washroom, buildings / campus
4.5.2
Facilities for Students
4.6
Regular Updation of Service Books/Service Records:
4.7 Yes updated regularly
Timely Submission of ACRS
4.8
Prompt Response to Official Correspondence
4.9
Proper maintenance of official records (Cash books/stock registers, Fund registers, leave records, find fund etc.)
4.10 Yes, All registers are updated
Proper record of students attendance and CCA
4.11
Whether ranked by NIRF, other agencies:
4.12 No
Whether accredited by NAAC
4.13
Whether AQARs are being submitted as per timeline annually or not
4.14 Yes, submitted annually as per timeline
Recognition for Exemplary Contributions of the Staff and Students :
4.15
Involvement of Stakeholders:
PTA 4.16.1 OSA 4.16.2
Feedback from stakeholders other than Students and action taken Other than Students and action there on
4.17
Annual Review Meeting On Students Outcomes
4.18
5. Best Practices, Innovations and institutional distinctiveness
Best practices Description & Outcome of Best Practices
5.1
Special initiatives taken
5.2
Social impact of Extension Activities
5.3 5.3 (a)
Special New Innovative Initiatives or Ideas adopted in the College
5.4
Collaborations
5.5
6. Faculty Profile and research Activities
Percentage of Teachers with Ph.D
6.1
Teachers as Research Guides
6.2
No. of orientation programmes, refresher programmes, faculty development programmes and workshops of one week or more duration
6.3
No. of Papers presented in Conferences/Seminars/Symposia in last 3 years
6.5
Seminars, workshops, conferences and Trainings organised by the Institution
6.6
No. of Papers Published in Journals
6.7
Teachers Special Innovative Ideas (Brief description thereof)
6.8
No. of Books/chapters in Books published
6.9
Teachers Academic and Extension Activities
6.10
Awards by Recognized & Reputed Organizations
6.11
7. Miscellaneous
Any other important information or initiative not covered above e.g. Incubation Centre, R&D-cum-innovation centre, B.Voc., self-Finance courses, Internship, OJT, Green Audit, Academic Audit etc.
7.1
Spot evaluation of institutions by the officers from the directorate of Higher Education/representative of the Director of Higher Education
7.2
AG Audit paras settled up to date
7.3
Local Audit paras settled up to date
7.4
Timeline adhered to in filling reply of court cases /RTI Applications/ Public Grievances received through Mukhyamantri Seva Sankalap 1100 and Centralized Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System
7.5
Invited Speakers on various themes relevant to holistic development of students
7.6
Skill Development Training (At least 20% students benefitted)
7.7

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