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Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh Memorial College Darbhanga- 846004 (Bihar) SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh Memorial College Darbhanga- 846004 (Bihar) FOR NAAC ACCREDIATION (CYCLE-1) Submitted To: National Assessment and Accreditation council Bangalore- 560072, Karnataka, India MLSM COPLLEGE, DARBHANGA, DISTRICT-DARBHANGA-846004 (BIHAR) [Page 1] SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION A Constituent Unit Of L.N.M.University Darbhanga-846004(Bihar) MLSM COPLLEGE, DARBHANGA, DISTRICT-DARBHANGA-846004 (BIHAR) [Page 2] SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh Memorial College Darbhanga – 846 004 Tel. : 06272-220550 Established : 1979 Mob. : 09631179482 website :www.mlsmlnmu.org 09431413811 e-mail :[email protected] A constituent unit of L. N. Mithila University, Darbhanga and recognized by the UGC u/s 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act. 1956 Ref. No. : Date Declaration I certify that data included in this Self Study Report (SSR) is true to the best of my knowledge. This SSR is prepared by institution after internal discussion as evaluative procedures and no part thereof has been outsourced. I am sure that the Peer Team will validate the information provided in this SSR during the team visit. Singnature Head of the Institution Seal MLSM COPLLEGE, DARBHANGA, DISTRICT-DARBHANGA-846004 (BIHAR) [Page 3] SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh Memorial College Darbhanga – 846 004 Tel. : 06272-220550 Established : 1979 Mob. : 09631179482 website :www.mlsmlnmu.org 09431413811 e-mail :[email protected] A constituent unit of L. N. Mithila University, Darbhanga and recognized by the UGC u/s 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act. 1956 Ref. No. : Date From Principal’s desk The foundation of Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh Memorial College, Darbhanga (here after Known as M. L. S. M. College) witnessed historic beging under the patronage of Rajkumar Shubheshwar Singh, popularly known as Kumar- Sahab and the dynamic galaxy of eminent scholars and social workers. Great scholar Sitabhai Pattabhi Ramaiya has respectfully mentioned the eternal contribution of Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh in the strengthening of the Indian National congress and this M.L.S.M. College, a premier institute, has been named after this great luminary and Indian patriot who was a savant of modern education in Bihar kumar–Saheb initiated positive measures and worked tirelessly towards objectives , and as a result the college came to its brilliant existence in June- July of 1979. The college, with an illustrious past, emerged as one of the prestigious colleges of L.N.Mithila University, Darbhanga. It achieved the dignified status of a degree college in science, Arts and Commerce. Stream in 1979 having Degree (Hons.) Courses in altogether 24 subjects. This college has unique distinction in this University of having largest no. of honours teaching subjects, and our faculty members as Professor. It was converted into a constituent unit of L.N. Mihila University, Darbhanga by the order of Govt. of Bihar in 1986. Thanks to the selfless devotion of its outstanding teachers and dedicated non- teaching employee that this college soon attained prominence among students yearning for higher studies. As a token of acknowledgement and appreciation, the State Government/ University conferred it Grade ‘A’ in 2010. MLSM COPLLEGE, DARBHANGA, DISTRICT-DARBHANGA-846004 (BIHAR) [Page 4] SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh Memorial College Darbhanga – 846 004 Tel. : 06272-220550 Established : 1979 Mob. : 09631179482 website :www.mlsmlnmu.org 09431413811 e-mail :[email protected] A constituent unit of L. N. Mithila University, Darbhanga and recognized by the UGC u/s 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act. 1956 Ref. No. : Date The college has already marched long steps of development and excellence. It is good result of Students, regular and punctual classes, involvement of teachers and students towards appropriate teaching learning mechanism, promoting innovative, encouraging extra- Curricular practices, fostering discipline on campus etc as a result our students have performed better in sports and won several prizes to the credit. Our faculty members pursuing several Minor/ Major research Pojects. Not to rest on our laurels and accomplishments, we are extremely pleased to submit this Self Study Report of our college for NAAC accreditation. By this humble submission we offer ourselves for quality inspection to serve better in future and prepare a road- map for overall and glorious developments of the college by getting accredited. The enclosed Self Study report has been prepared as per the norms set by NAAC. It aims to give an insight into our efforts of scaling new heights. The achievement–profile and enrichment visions recorded in this report bears candid testimony to the effectiveness of our energised endeavours. May the Quality education, we impart to our students continue to enlighten their mind and enthuse their hearts towards standing out in todays copititive world with all individual characteristics an ideal citizen needs to possess! I wish all our present and previous students grand success in life. Prof. Nirbhay Narain Chaudhary Prof.- in- charge. MLSM COPLLEGE, DARBHANGA, DISTRICT-DARBHANGA-846004 (BIHAR) [Page 5] SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION Maharaj Lakshmishwar Singh Memorial College Darbhanga – 846 004 Tel. : 06272-220550 Established : 1979 Mob. : 09631179482 website :www.mlsmlnmu.org 09431413811 e-mail :[email protected] A constituent unit of L. N. Mithila University, Darbhanga and recognized by the UGC u/s 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act. 1956 Ref. No. : Date NAAC Self Study Report This Self Study Report (SSR) has come to the final shape after six months of strenuous efforts to write, compile and a process- journey of editing and re- editing. It proved to be a genuine accomplishment towards quality enhancement for all of us, as we would like to thank the following for their valuable contribution without which this report could never have been prepared. I am thankful to Prof. Nirbhay Narain Chaudhary, Prof.-in- charge of the college, for extending his valuable Co-operation at every stage in the capacity as pillar of support and constant guide. His encouragement, stimulation and enthusiasm have enabled us complete this crucial assignment. Hence, I am also thankful to members of NAAC core Committee comprising of Dr. Nirbhay Narain Chaudhary – chairman cum prof- in – charge Dr. Raj Krishore lal Das- Social worker, Dr. M. B. Varma former scientist – D.R.D.O./ ISRO, Prof. Manju chaturbedi Dr Madhab Chaudhary, Associate Professor, Dr. Ashok Kumar Jha Associate Prof. & Head Sociology, Dr. Sahaj Zamil, Associate Prof. Dr Ajit Kr. Chaudhary. Associate Professor & Co-ordinator IQAC Sri Ramesh Chandra Jha Assistant Professor & Dr Vinod Kumar Mishra, and the members of Administrative office who have spent countless hours and exhibited Herculean resourcefulness in defying the required data compilied and editing it typing and retyping the report and giving it the present inspiring shape. In addition, I Convey my heartiest thanks to all the teaching staff for their opportune help and support. I am grateful to all other collaborating hands that steered this report finalisation. (Dr Ajit Kumar Choudhary ) Co-ordinator IQAC MLSM COPLLEGE, DARBHANGA, DISTRICT-DARBHANGA-846004 (BIHAR) [Page 6] SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION Table of Contents Contents Page 1. A. Executive summary of the college 8-14 2. B. Profile of the affiliated / constituent college 15-27 3. C. Criterion- wise Inputs 28-125 a. Criterion I : curricular aspects 29-43 b. Criterion II : Teaching- learning and evaluation 44-59 c. Criterion III : Research, consultancy and extension 60-79 d. Criterion IV : Infrastructure and learning resources 80-92 e. Criterion V : Students support and progression 93-104 f. Criterion VI : Governance, leadership and management 105-118 g. Criterion VII : Innovations and best practices 119-123 MLSM COPLLEGE, DARBHANGA, DISTRICT-DARBHANGA-846004 (BIHAR) [Page 7] SELF STUDY REPORT-IST CYCLE OF NAAC ACCREDITATION Executive Summary of the College CRITERION 1: CURRICULAR ASPECTS Courses are affiliated to L.N. Mithila University, Darbhanga. The college provides ample opportunities to the SC / OBC/Minorities and the other under privileged classes by offering relevant courses which can develop their skills/ practical knowledge. Some students have achieved glorious results in their examinations. For self – development, the faculty members proceed on deputation to orientation / refresher courses and workshop on curriculum development / examination reforms / quality initiatives / management issues. The Academic Calendar of the College/University has the detailed programme of the lesson plans for every subject (Honours, General & Compulsory) including distribution of the syllabi among the teachers, enabling the teachers and the taught to prepare themselves for the lecture (including revision) and examinations. CRITERION 2: TEACHING-LEARNING AND EVALUATION Wide publicity to the admission process is carried out by means of print and electronic media, the detail rule and regulations are provided to the aspirants through college /University prospectus and website. The admission process is systematically administered and is transparent. An admission committee consisting of Dean of students welfare of L.N.Mithila University Darbhanga as its Chairman & members from different faculties admits students
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