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sessions, interaction, offering placement and internships, organizing
             industrial visits, resource persons in workshops, career guidance, feedback on
                                   curricula and teaching learning experience)

          CRITERION VI – GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
          6.1 – Institutional Vision and Leadership

           6.1.1 – Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year (maximum 500
          words)

              CHARUSAT has adopted the philosophy of inclusive growth by involving all the
             employees in decision making process like recruitment, finance and purchases,
               admissions, infrastructural development, budgeting, curricula development,
             transaction and assessment. Active consideration of the feedback from all the
              stakeholders is ensured to strengthen across these dimensions. 1. Functional
               autonomy at the level of curricula development, transaction and assessment
              Principals of each constituent institute have been given autonomy in matters
               academic enrichment. Autonomy in curricula design, pedagogy, and continuous
                 assessment is extended to all faculty members. Faculty members are given
            complete autonomy to decide the components of continuous evaluation. Curriculum
              development and pedagogy are upgraded based on the comprehensive analysis of
             feedback from faculty members, students, alumni, parents, academic peers, in-
                  house faculty members and industrial experts, while aligning with the
             guidelines of regulatory bodies. These includes syllabus revisions, inclusion
              of courses widening the technical/scientific knowhow, enhancement of courses
               focusing on skill development and employability, promoting the courses and
            activities imparting environmental consciousness as well as national and inter-
            personal values. 2. Self-development of the employees. Empowering the employees
                 to gain individual-centric professional development is a prime practice
             followed. The faculty members have the autonomy to decide their respective key
               performance areas (KPA) within the given performance domain. Every employee
                decides his/her own key performance areas and is appraised vis-à-vis that
             through self-appraisals. Faculty members also have an autonomy to define their
                research pursuits and chart out their research endeavors accordingly. The
                faculty members are encouraged to upgrade their knowledge in their chosen
                domain on a regular basis and are supported financially (Rs. 20,000/- per
              head/year) towards the same. Faculty are also empowered enhance their skills
              through acquiring training in industries/industrial sectors of their choice.

           6.1.2 – Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)?
                                                            Yes


          6.2 – Strategy Development and Deployment
           6.2.1 – Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following (with in 100 words each):
                              Strategy Type                                         Details

                        Admission of Students                      Transparent mechanisms are adopted
                                                                  through university level admission
                                                                    committees, including inviting
                                                                 online/offline applications through
                                                                    wide publicity, merit lists and
                                                                counseling procedures. The University
                                                                 follows the norms of fees, admission
                                                                   and eligibility as stipulated by
                                                                    Government of Gujarat and other
                                                                  statutory bodies. Scholarships for
                                                                 deserving students are also arranged
                                                                through philanthropy. Initiatives are
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