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IQAC

The IQAC of Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College was formed on 26th February 2005 with the objective of creating quality consciousness in the institution and providing an environment for its sustenance.

QUALITY POLICY

“The institution is committed to meeting the needs of all its stakeholders by providing support and facilities of the highest standards in the teaching-learning process. The institution intends to provide quality education and training through the continuous improvement of its standards and performance”.

Objective

The primary aim of IQAC is

To develop a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic action to improve the academic and administrative performance of the institution.
To promote measures for institutional functioning towards quality enhancement through internalization of quality culture and institutionalization of best practices.

Composition of the IQAC

IQAC may be constituted in every institution under the Chairmanship of the Head of the institution with heads of important academic and administrative units and a few teachers and a few distinguished educationists and representatives of local management and stakeholders.

The composition of the IQAC may be as follows:

1. Chairperson: Head of the Institution

2. A few senior administrative officers

3. Three to eight teachers

4. One member from the Management

5. One/two nominees from local society, Students and Alumni

6. One/two nominees from Employers /Industrialists/stakeholders

7. One of the senior teachers as the coordinator/Director of the IQAC

FUNCTIONS

Some of the functions expected of IQAC are

a) Development and application of quality benchmarks/parameters for various academic and administrative activities of the institution;

b) Facilitating the creation of a learner-centric environment conducive to quality education and faculty maturation to adopt the required knowledge and technology for participatory teaching and learning process;

c) Arrangement for feedback response from students, parents and other stakeholders on quality-related institutional processes;

d) Dissemination of information on various quality parameters of higher education;

e) Organization of inter and intra institutional workshops, seminars on quality related themes and promotion of quality circles;

f) Documentation of the various programmes/activities leading to quality improvement;

g) Acting as a nodal agency of the Institution for coordinating quality-related activities, including adoption and dissemination of best practices;

h) Development and maintenance of institutional database through MIS for the purpose of maintaining /enhancing the institutional quality;

i) Development of Quality Culture in the institution;

j) Preparation of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) as per guidelines and parameters of NAAC, to be submitted to NAAC.

Role of IQAC:

The prime responsibility of IQAC to initiate, plan and supervise various activities that are necessary to increase the quality of the education imparted in an institution or college.
The role of IQAC is to maintain quality standards in teaching, learning and evaluation.
All activities of the college are IQAC initiative.
Preparation of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to be submitted to NAAC based on the quality parameters.
Preparing report for college ranking.
Conducting Internal Audit and arranging for external audit.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Team 2024

SL. No.	Name	Designation	Position
1.	Dr. Nagalaxmi B. N.	Principal	Chairperson
2.	Prof. Aruna H. K.	Associate Professor Dept. of Zoology	Coordinator
3.	Sri. K. Jairaj	Managing Trustee, MLACW TRUST	Member
4.	Dr. Jolitha A. B.	Associate Professor Academic Coordinator, mLAC	Joint IQAC Coordinator
5.	Dr. Annadanesha B. A.	Associate Professor Administrative Officer, mLAC	Member
6.	Ms. Hemavathy E.	Associate Professor Dept. of Biotechnology	Member
7.	Ms. Usha T.	Associate Professor Dept. of Biochemistry	Member
8.	Ms. Jyothsna Thimmaiah B	Associate Professor Dept. of Management Studies	Member
9.	Dr. M Reema Kumari	Associate Professor, Dept. of Botany	Member
10.	Dr. Bhavya Bhanu	Associate Professor, HoD, Dept. of Management Studies	Member
11.	Ms. Bency J Samuel	Assistant Professor Dept. of Commerce	Member
12.	Ms. Sushma C.	Assistant Professor Dept. of Chemistry	Member
13.	Dr. Shravana Kumara K. N.	Assistant Professor Dept. of Chemistry	Member
14.	Ms. Sowmya Sastry	Librarian, mLAC	Member
15.	Mrs. Adetee	Local Society Nominee, Managing Director, Merricat & Anvya Pvt. Ltd. Chairperson, Helping Hearts Foundation	Member
16.	Dr. Sahana Vishwanath	Parent Representative Post Doctoral Fellow Mahatma Gandhi Botanical Garden, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore	Member
17.	Ms. Aparna Srikanth	Industry Representative, Director Apsian	Member
18.	Ms. Vasantha Kavitha	Alumni Representative Secretary K. C. Reddy Sarojamma Welfare Foundation	Member
19.	Ms. Ramya M. V.	President, mLAC Student Association III B.Com	Member

Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events 2023-2024

Calendar of Events 2022-2023

Calendar of Events 2021-2022

Calendar of Events 2020-2021

Calendar of Events 2019-2020

Calendar of Events 2018-2019

Calendar of Events 2017-2018

Calendar of Events 2016-2017

University Calendar of Events 2016-17 to 2020-21

AQAR REPORTS

Institutional Values

Catering to Student Diversity

Self- Study Report (IV cycle)

SSR REPORT IV CYCLE

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Quality Initiatives of IQAC

Quality Initiatives of IQAC View document

Minutes and Action taken

Minutes of Meeting 2022-23

Minutes of Meeting 2021-22

Minutes of Meeting 2020-21

Cells / Committees

E-Cell (Entrepreneurship Development Cell)

Sports Club

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

Cultural Committee

mLAC NSS Unit Profile

Vivekananda Kendra

Ranger Unit

Youth Red Cross

E-Cell Innovia mLAC – Student Self Help Group Initiative

The Student Self Help Group Initiative is the brainchild of E-Cell Innovia, designed to nurture and develop the entrepreneurial spirit among students. This initiative encourages innovation and skill-building while promoting income-generating activities that enhance students’ practical learning experiences.

It aims to empower students to become self-reliant and socially responsible individuals who contribute meaningfully to the advancement of society. By providing a collaborative platform for creativity and enterprise, the program helps students translate their ideas into impactful ventures, thereby strengthening the culture of entrepreneurship within the institution.

Faculty Coordinators:

Dr. Abhinandan N – E-Cell Coordinator
Dr. Saraswati S
Dr. Kushalatha M
Ms. Rajeswari M
Dr. Bhuvaneshwari B C

Glimpses of E-Cell Activities

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mLAC Sports Club Profile

The College Sports Club is a dynamic student-led group dedicated to promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship among students. Established with the vision of fostering a healthy and active campus culture, the club serves as a platform for students to engage in a variety of sports, including cricket, netball, kabaddi, handball, throwball, kho-kho, tennis, volleyball, athletics, and indoor games such as chess and carrom.

Purpose:

The primary aim of the Sports Club is to encourage participation in sports and recreational activities, helping students maintain physical and mental well-being.

Key Objectives:

To organize regular sports events, tournaments, and intercollegiate competitions.
To identify and nurture sporting talent within the college.
To promote discipline, leadership, and a spirit of healthy competition.
To train more students to represent at State, National, University, and International levels.
To provide ample opportunities for all students to ensure maximum participation.
To train beginners and enable them to play at University and State levels.
To modernize the gymnasium for better fitness and physical development.

Activities:

The club conducts weekly training sessions, annual sports meets, fitness workshops, and inter-college tournaments along with friendly matches and participation in university-level championships. Selected students also represent the college at state and national competitions.

Through these initiatives, the Sports Club plays a vital role in enhancing student life, building camaraderie, and celebrating sporting excellence.

Glimpses of Sports Club Activities

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mLAC NCC Air Wing

The mLAC-1 KAR AIR SQN NCC is a vibrant and disciplined student organization aimed at developing character, comradeship, and leadership among youth. Established with the vision of fostering a spirit of patriotism and national service, the NCC provides students with opportunities for personal growth, teamwork, and physical fitness through military-style training and community service.

Purpose:

The primary aim of the NCC is to instill discipline, leadership qualities, and a sense of national pride among students while preparing them to be responsible citizens and future leaders of the nation.

Key Objectives:

To develop character, discipline, leadership, and a spirit of adventure among students.
To create a human resource of organized, trained, and motivated youth ready to serve the nation in emergencies.
To provide leadership in all walks of life and serve as a potential reserve for the Armed Forces.
To promote values of selfless service, teamwork, and national integration.
To encourage participation in various NCC camps, parades, and national-level events such as RDC and AIVSC.
To foster unity and discipline through community development and social service activities.

Activities:

The NCC Air Wing conducts regular parades, drills, and weapon training to instil discipline and leadership. Cadets receive aero-modelling and flying training sessions to build aviation skills. They participate in Combined Annual Training Camps (CATC), Vayu Sainik Camps (VSC), and adventure activities such as trekking and parasailing. The unit also engages in community service programs, national day celebrations, and awareness drives, helping cadets grow as disciplined, responsible, and patriotic citizens.

Glimpses of NCC Air Wing Activities

26TH ANNIVERSARY OF KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS - 26/07/2025

1ST YEARS SELECTION – 29/07/2025

WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP SERIES – 31/07/2025

INDEPENDENCE DAY – 15/08/2025

ELECTION DUTY BWSSB – 20/08/2025

COMBINED ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP – 29th Aug 2025 to 7th Sept 2025

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN BCU – 18TH AND 19TH SEPT 2025

CLEANLINESS DRIVE – 21/09/2025

AIRFORCE DAY AND FELICITATION – 11/10/2025

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Cultural Committee

The Cultural Committee serves as the heart of creativity and expression within our institution. It is committed to promoting cultural awareness, artistic talent, and inclusivity through a wide range of events and activities. From traditional celebrations and music nights to modern art showcases and inter-college competitions, the committee ensures that every event reflects diversity and vibrancy.

Our goal is to provide a platform where students can explore their talents in dance, drama, music, art, and literature, while also learning about various cultures and traditions. The committee plays a crucial role in organizing annual festivals, cultural days, and talent hunts, encouraging active participation and fostering a strong sense of community.

By blending tradition with innovation, the Cultural Committee not only entertains but also educates and inspires. It nurtures leadership, teamwork, and event management skills among students, making it a vital part of holistic development. Through its energetic and inclusive approach, the committee continues to celebrate the spirit of unity in diversity.

Regards,

Megha S
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Journalism
Cultural Coordinator, mLAC

National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit

The National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of our college aims to develop the personality of students through community service and social involvement. Our volunteers actively participate in various programs that promote social awareness, leadership, and teamwork.

The NSS unit organizes a wide range of activities such as cleanliness drives, tree plantation, blood donation camps, health awareness programs, environmental conservation, and rural development initiatives. Through these activities, students cultivate values of responsibility, discipline, and compassion towards society.

The unit also conducts special camps in villages, focusing on creating awareness about health, hygiene, education, and sustainable living. NSS volunteers play an important role in building a sense of national integration and community service among youth.

Motto: “Not Me But You” — reflecting the spirit of selfless service and unity.

Purpose:

To involve students in meaningful community service that fosters empathy, discipline, and social awareness while bridging the gap between the educated and the underprivileged sections of society.

Key Objectives:

To develop a sense of social and civic responsibility among students.
To promote leadership, teamwork, and discipline through active participation.
To identify and address community needs through service-oriented projects.
To create awareness on health, hygiene, environment, and social issues.
To encourage national integration and the spirit of volunteerism among youth.

Glimpses of NSS Activities

Youth Red Cross (YRC) Unit

The Youth Red Cross (YRC) unit of our college works under the principles of the Indian Red Cross Society and aims to inspire youth to serve humanity. The unit encourages students to uphold human values, promote health and hygiene, and extend voluntary service to those in need.

Our YRC volunteers actively participate in programs such as blood donation camps, first-aid training, health awareness programs, disaster relief activities, and community welfare initiatives. These activities help students cultivate compassion, responsibility, and leadership while contributing to social well-being.

Motto: “Service to Society” — reflecting the spirit of humanity, peace, and voluntary service.

Purpose:

To motivate young students to understand and practice the humanitarian principles of the Red Cross by serving the community and promoting health, peace, and friendship among people.

Key Objectives:

To promote health awareness and encourage healthy living among students and the community.
To provide training in first aid and emergency response.
To encourage voluntary blood donation and disaster relief activities.
To develop leadership qualities and a spirit of social service among youth.
To promote national and international friendship through humanitarian activities.

Glimpses of YRC Activities

Vivekananda Kendra

The Vivekananda Kendra of our college works to spread the ideals and teachings of Swami Vivekananda, emphasizing youth empowerment, character building, and spiritual growth. It motivates students to live purposeful lives rooted in service, discipline, and national pride.

Purpose:

To inspire students through the philosophy of Swami Vivekananda and to promote holistic development — physical, mental, and spiritual.

Key Objectives:

Encourage moral and value-based education.
Foster self-confidence, discipline, and patriotism among youth.
Conduct lectures, seminars, and workshops on personality development.
Promote service-oriented activities and national integration.

Gandhian Study Centre

The Gandhian Study Centre aims to spread the principles and philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi, focusing on truth, non-violence, self-reliance, and rural development. The centre organizes seminars, essay competitions, and community outreach programs to promote Gandhian ideals in everyday life.

Purpose:

To create awareness about Gandhian values and inspire students to apply them in social and personal life.

Key Objectives:

Promote peace, non-violence, and moral integrity.
Encourage sustainable living and rural development.
Organize awareness programs and cultural activities based on Gandhian thought.
Develop youth leadership rooted in ethical and social values.

Red Ribbon Club (RRC)

The Red Ribbon Club (RRC) works under the guidance of the National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS prevention, blood donation, and healthy living. It aims to build youth leadership and motivate students to take responsible decisions regarding their health and social behavior.

Motto: “Awareness and Action for Health”

Purpose:

To create awareness on HIV/AIDS, promote voluntary blood donation, and encourage a healthy, stigma-free lifestyle among youth.

Key Objectives:

Educate students about HIV/AIDS prevention and care.
Promote voluntary blood donation.
Develop responsible attitudes and leadership among youth.
Eliminate myths and stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.

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Vivekananda Kendra

The Vivekananda Kendra of our college works to spread the ideals and teachings of Swami Vivekananda, emphasizing youth empowerment, character building, and spiritual growth. It motivates students to live purposeful lives rooted in service, discipline, and national pride.

Purpose:

To inspire students through the philosophy of Swami Vivekananda and to promote holistic development — physical, mental, and spiritual.

Key Objectives:

Encourage moral and value-based education.
Foster self-confidence, discipline, and patriotism among youth.
Conduct lectures, seminars, and workshops on personality development.
Promote service-oriented activities and national integration.

Gandhian Study Centre

The Gandhian Study Centre aims to spread the principles and philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi, focusing on truth, non-violence, self-reliance, and rural development. The centre organizes seminars, essay competitions, and community outreach programs to promote Gandhian ideals in everyday life.

Purpose:

To create awareness about Gandhian values and inspire students to apply them in social and personal life.

Key Objectives:

Promote peace, non-violence, and moral integrity.
Encourage sustainable living and rural development.
Organize awareness programs and cultural activities based on Gandhian thought.
Develop youth leadership rooted in ethical and social values.

Red Ribbon Club (RRC)

The Red Ribbon Club (RRC) works under the guidance of the National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS prevention, blood donation, and healthy living. It aims to build youth leadership and motivate students to take responsible decisions regarding their health and social behavior.

Motto: “Awareness and Action for Health”

Purpose:

To create awareness on HIV/AIDS, promote voluntary blood donation, and encourage a healthy, stigma-free lifestyle among youth.

Key Objectives:

Educate students about HIV/AIDS prevention and care.
Promote voluntary blood donation.
Develop responsible attitudes and leadership among youth.
Eliminate myths and stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.

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Ranger Unit – Review

The Ranger Unit of our college plays an active role in developing leadership, discipline, and community service among young women. Throughout the year, our Rangers participated in various activities such as awareness campaigns, social service programs, campus cleaning drives, adventure camps, and skill development workshops.

These activities helped members grow in confidence, teamwork, and responsibility, while also contributing positively to society. The unit continues to uphold the values of the Bharat Scouts and Guides through dedication, service, and self-reliance.

Objectives of the Ranger Unit

To promote self-confidence, discipline, and leadership qualities.
To encourage community service and active citizenship.
To develop physical, mental, and moral strength through teamwork.
To spread the message of peace, harmony, and national integration.
To prepare young women to become responsible citizens and capable leaders.

Annual Statue Cleaning Program

Davanagere District Level Trekking Camp

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Youth Red Cross (YRC) Unit

The Youth Red Cross (YRC) unit of our college works under the principles of the Indian Red Cross Society and aims to inspire youth to serve humanity. The unit encourages students to uphold human values, promote health and hygiene, and extend voluntary service to those in need.

Motto: “Service to Society” — reflecting the spirit of humanity, peace, and voluntary service.

Purpose

To motivate young students to understand and practice the humanitarian principles of the Red Cross by serving the community and promoting health, peace, and friendship among people.

Key Objectives

To promote health awareness and encourage healthy living among students and the community.
To provide training in first aid and emergency response.
To encourage voluntary blood donation and disaster relief activities.
To develop leadership qualities and a spirit of social service among youth.
To promote national and international friendship through humanitarian activities.

Glimpses of YRC Activities

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Stakeholders’ feedback

Sl.No.	Description		Analysis Reports
1.	Institutional Feedback Report (2020-21)		View Document
2.	Action taken report of the Institution on Feedback from Stakeholders on Design and Review of Curriculum	View Document
3.	Feedback on Best Practices Holistic Education towards Women Empowerment Value Education towards Sustainable Human Development	View Document View Document

4.	Feedback on Online Classes	View Document
5.	Feedback on FDP Outcome Attainment	View Document
6.	Feedback on Impact of Extension Activities	View Document

Financial Management and Resource Mobilization

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Resource Mobilization Policy	View Document
2.	Budget
	Budget Summary	View Document
	2022-2023	View Document
3.	Annual Financial Statements	View Document

AQAR Links 2022-23

Criterion 1

1.1	View Document
1.1.2	View Document
1.1.3	View Document
1.2.1	View Document
1.2.2	View Document
1.3.1	View Document
1.3.2	View Document
1.3.4	View Document
1.4.1	View Document

Criterion 2

2.1.1	View Document
2.1.2	View Document
2.2.1	View Document
2.2.2	View Document
2.3.1	View Document
2.3.2	View Document
2.3.3	View Document
2.3.4	View Document
2.4	View Document
2.4.1	View Document
2.4.2	View Document

Criterion 3

3.3.2	View Document

Criterion 4

`4.3.1`	View Document
4.4.2	View Document
4.4.1	View Document

Criterion 6

`6.1.1`	View Document
6.1.2	View Document
6.5.3	View Document
6.2.2	view file

Criterion 7

`7.1.11`	`View Document`
7.1.6	View Document
collaboration	view document

AQAR Links 2023-24

Criterion 1

1.1.1 COURSE OUTCOME
B.A	View Document
B.Sc	View Document
B.com, BBA & BCA	View Document

1.3.2 Additional Data
Cosmetic Chemistry	View Document
Preplacement Skills	View Document
Pro GST	View Document
Quantum Learning	View Document
Soft Skills	View Document

4.1.1Master Plan of Time Table (UG)

Arts	View Document
Management Studies	View Document
Computer Sciences	View Document
Commerce	View Document
Science	View Document

Master Plan of Time Table (PG)

M.Com	View Document
M.Sc Biotechnology	View Document
M.Sc Biochemistry	View Document
M.Sc Chemistry	View Document
M.Sc Botany	View Document
M.Sc Zoology	View Document

Criteria 5

5.1.1	View Document
5.1.2	View Document
5.2.1	View Document
5.2.2	View Document

7.1.1

Swayamvriddhi	View Document
WDC	View Document
Posh	View Document
E cell	View Document
Women in leadership	View Document

7.1.3

Book donation	View Document
Bench donation	View Document

7.1.8

Student Activity	View Document
Counselling Report	View Document
Arogya City	View Document
Activity Conducted	View Document

7.1.6

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Bangalore Eco Summit	View Document
2.	Kalkere Arboretum	View Document
3.	Nimhans Visit	View Document
4.	Paridharanam	View Document
5.	Exhibition	View Document
6.	Decision Making - Alumna Activity	View Document
7.	Drosophila Culture	View Document
8.	GKVK	View Document
9.	GKVK	View Document
10.	IISc Visit	View Document
11.	Kadugodi Tree Park	View Document
12.	Lantana Elephant	View Document
13.	Student Lecture Series	View Document
14.	Dermatoglyphics workshop	View Document
15.	PG IISc Visit	View Document
16.	ISHA Foundation	View Document
17.	Pranav Visit	View Document
18.	SLS	View Document
19.	Student Exchange activity- Mendelian genetics	View Document
20.	Student Exchange Activity- Visit to KLES Nijalingapa College Museum	View Document
21.	Visit to Veterinary College	View Document
22.	Volunteer activity on Bird count	View Document

7.1.9

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Student Union Election through EVMs	View Document
2.	Voters’ Registration Drive	View Document
3.	Voter Awareness Programme	View Document
4.	Panel Discussion- Constitution and Youth in Modern India	View Document
5.	Celebration of National Voters Day	View Document
6.	Essay Writing Competition	View Document
7.	Open Elective on Professional Ethics, Gender Studies, Value Education, Indian culture and heritage	View Document
8.	Syllabus on Indian Constitution and Human Rights	View Document

4.1.1

Video - Institution has adequate infrastructure and physical facilities for teaching – learning,	View Document

4.1.2

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Size And Specification	View Document
2.	Adequacy of stage and quadrangle - video
3.	Students in yoga session – video

4.2.1

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	MoU EasyLib – ILMS Software	View Document
2.	EasyLib AMC	View Document
3.	Modules of EasyLib	View Document

4.2.4

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Issue and return of library books	View Document
2.	Internet Usage in library	View Document
3.	Xerox usage in library	View Document
4.	Monthly visitors in and out details	View Document
5.	Faculty usage of library	View Document

4.1.1

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Floor wise dimension of classrooms, labs and other facilities	View Document
2.	Geotagged Photos of Classroom	View Document
3.	Geotagged Photos of Labs,library, mLAC-KSCST-IP cell , other facilities	View Document

2.3.4

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1	Teaching Plan	View Document
2	Calendar of Events	View Document
3	OBE Implementation	View Document

4.4.2

MOUs

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Mindpath Innovations Pvt Ltd
2.	House Keeping
3.	Security Service
4.	Easy Lib Pvt Ltd

AMCs

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Lift
2.	UPS
3.	Generator

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Screenshot of E-Subscription	View document
2.	Subscription details of N List and DELNET	View Document
3.	Usage Statistics of N list and DELNET	View document
3.	Usage Statistics of N list and DELNET	View Document
4.	Drill Bit – Plagiarism software	View document

4.4.1

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Security services	View Document
2.	House keeping	View Document
3.	Plumbing	View Document
4.	Garden Maintenance	View Document
5.	Computer Maintenance Bill Sport	View Document
6	Generator Servicing	View Document
7	mJACS- my pad	View Document
8	Fire extinguisher	View Document
9	Sport Equipment	View Document
10	Gym Equipment	View Document
11	UPS Batteries	View Document
12	Water dispenser	View Document
13	Bills for IT infrastructure	View Document
14	Delnet Membership Renewal and Subscription to drillbit & Other Subscription (Crossref)	View Document

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Expenditure incurred on Maintenance of Physical and Academic facilities	View Document
2.	Invoice of Infrastructure Annual Maintenance	View Document

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	URL of Institutional Policy documents uploaded on website	View Document
2.	Student Handbook	View Document
3.	Employee Handbook	View Document
4.	Appointment letters of co-ordinators	View Document
5.	Administrative Setup Committee	View Document

4.3.3

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Internet Facility Report	View Document
2.	ACT service	View Document
3.	TATA Teleservices	View Document

6.3.1

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Document for Gratuity and Medical Insurance	View Document
2.	Counselling Centre/Health Centre/Wheelchair facility/Ramp facility and Parking facility	View Document
3.	Leave Benefits	View Document
4.	Career development Programs organised by the college List of FDPs/ Seminars/Conferences/Workshops for teaching and non-teaching staff organised by the college	View document
5.	Inflibnet/Delnet/e-learning resources	View Document
6.	Seed money approved by Research Committee	View Document
7.	WIFI facility for teachers	View Document
8.	Cash award on completion of Ph.D.	View Document
9.	Ph.D. facilitation policy	View Document

VII.

List of Committees

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1.4.1 Sample Feedback

Sl. No	Stakeholders	Document
1.	Students	View Document
2.	Teachers	View Document
3.	Alumni	View Document

Sample filled in feedbacks

Sl. No	Stakeholders	2023-24
1.	Students	View Document
2.	Teachers	View Document
3.	Alumni	View Document

Feedback Analysis Report

Sl. No	Stakeholders	2023-24
1.	Students	View Document
2.	Teachers	View Document
3.	Alumni	View Document
4.	Employers	View Document

2.2.2

Sl. No.

Particulars

Document

Student - Teacher Full time ratio

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Faculty list for the year 22-23

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Students list for the year 22-23

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Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	NAAC	View document
2.	AISHE	View document
3.	NIRF	View document
4.	India Today Ranking	View Document

Sl. No.	File Description	Document
1.	Size And Specification	View document
2.	Adequacy of stage and quadrangle - video	View Document
3.	Students in yoga session – video	View Document

5.3.3

Dates (from-to) (DD-MM-YYYY)

Title of the professional development/ administrative training programs organized for teaching staff

(Professional development/ administrative training programs)

Document

July 1,2023

The Alchemy of Education "Decoding the Teacher's influential magic"

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17.10.2023

workshop on “Implementation of Outcome Based Education at mLAC”

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20.02.2024

Orientation for new faculty

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22.02.2024

Demonstration of Campus Management System

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05.04.2024

POSH workshop

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31.5.2024

Investment planning

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08.07.2024

“Women and Work life Balance” Workshop for Non-Teaching Staff

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27.07.2024

“Women and Work life Balance” Workshop for Teaching Staff

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Sl. No.	Goals	File Description	Document
	Focus upon academic excellence	Capacity building programs for students	View Document
	Academic performance of all categories of learners	Teaching plan	View Document
		Feedback analysis	View Document
		Soft Skills training	View Document
	Enhanced research culture	Research Policy	View Document
		Innovation ecosystem research	View Document
		Skill based valued added courses	View Document
		Facilities for e-content development
	Promote structured consultancy policies	Consultancy Policy	View Document
		Consultancy From Facuty	View Document
		Consultancy Letter	View Document
	Augment learning resources through expansion in infrastructure	Modern, well-equipped e-class rooms and labs	View Document
		E-content development centre	View Document
		Fully equipped seminar halls and/or conference rooms	View Document
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IQAC

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Team 2024

Calendar of Events

AQAR REPORTS

Institutional Values

Self- Study Report (IV cycle)

Quality Initiatives of IQAC

Minutes and Action taken

Cells / Committees

E-Cell Innovia mLAC – Student Self Help Group Initiative

Faculty Coordinators:

Glimpses of E-Cell Activities

mLAC Sports Club Profile

Purpose:

Key Objectives:

Activities:

Glimpses of Sports Club Activities

mLAC NCC Air Wing

Purpose:

Key Objectives:

Activities:

Glimpses of NCC Air Wing Activities

26TH ANNIVERSARY OF KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS - 26/07/2025

1ST YEARS SELECTION – 29/07/2025

WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP SERIES – 31/07/2025

INDEPENDENCE DAY – 15/08/2025

ELECTION DUTY BWSSB – 20/08/2025

COMBINED ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP – 29th Aug 2025 to 7th Sept 2025

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN BCU – 18TH AND 19TH SEPT 2025

CLEANLINESS DRIVE – 21/09/2025

AIRFORCE DAY AND FELICITATION – 11/10/2025

Cultural Committee

National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit

Purpose:

Key Objectives:

Glimpses of NSS Activities

Youth Red Cross (YRC) Unit

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Key Objectives:

Glimpses of YRC Activities

Vivekananda Kendra

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Key Objectives:

Gandhian Study Centre

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Key Objectives:

Red Ribbon Club (RRC)

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Vivekananda Kendra

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Key Objectives:

Gandhian Study Centre

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Red Ribbon Club (RRC)

Purpose:

Key Objectives:

Ranger Unit – Review

Objectives of the Ranger Unit

Annual Statue Cleaning Program

Davanagere District Level Trekking Camp

Youth Red Cross (YRC) Unit

Purpose

Key Objectives

Glimpses of YRC Activities

Stakeholders’ feedback

Financial Management and Resource Mobilization

AQAR Links 2022-23

AQAR Links 2023-24

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