FEEDBACK FORM
Feedback Mechanism
Feedback refers to the systematic gathering of information from various stakeholders to assess and improve the overall quality of an educational institution. It serves as a reflective tool that aids in identifying strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement.
Importance of Feedback:
- Stakeholder Involvement: Feedback involves the active participation of all stakeholders, including students, faculty, alumni, employers, and the community. This inclusive approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of the institutions impact on various fronts.
- Objective Assessment: Through feedback, institutions can obtain an objective assessment of their performance. Different perspectives provide a holistic view, helping in the identification of areas that require attention and improvement.
- Continuous Improvement: NAAC encourages a culture of continuous improvement. Regular and constructive feedback enables institutions to adapt and evolve, fostering a dynamic environment conducive to quality enhancement.
Sources of Feedback:
- Students: Student feedback is a crucial component, reflecting their experiences with teaching, infrastructure, support services, and overall campus life.
- Faculty and Staff: Input from faculty and staff provides insights into the effectiveness of teaching methodologies, faculty development programs, and the working environment.
- Alumni: Alumni feedback helps in assessing the long-term impact of education on individuals professional and personal lives, contributing to the institutions reputation.
- Employers and Community: Feedback from employers and the local community gauges the
institutions relevance and contribution to societal needs.
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Feedback Analysis & Action Taken
