How we run the college
Guardians Meet
Parents are partners in a student’s success.
Why it matters
Parents’ perspective for faculty and proctors
Parents are the ultimate beholders of a child’s success. The Guardians Meet is a communicative assessment of students’ academic progress, performance and discipline.
Guardians are welcome at the institute for one-to-one meetings with the Director (Academics) and departmental HODs. Each department also holds a meet for parents once a year, where guardians discuss issues relating to their wards’ academic and personal problems in a common forum.
What parents told us
Suggestions received
- •Individual guidance for students
- •PTM should be held once a year
- •Handling of student complaints
- •Proper communication with parents
- •More technical training for students
- •Help with training and internships
- •More focus on overall development
- •Extra classes for weaker students
- •Placement arrangement for pass-out students
Advice to guardians
How parents can help
- •Advise your ward to attend all classes without skipping any.
- •Follow your ward’s activities at their living place beyond curriculum hours.
- •Get to know your ward’s circle of friends.
- •Keep watch on how the money you provide each month is used.
- •Look out for bad habits beyond college hours and dissuade your ward from them.
- •Encourage your ward to be open about personal and academic matters.
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Parent-teacher meets
Student support
More best practices
- Proctorial System Every faculty member mentors a group of students, academically and personally.
- Career Guidance Expert talks, a guidance cell, higher studies advice and internships.
- Student Council A student-administration interface, with five members from each department.