Strength

1. Comprehensive Wi-Fi connectivity spans across the entire campus, facilitating seamless access to digital resources.
2. The college offers an array of student support services and welfare schemes, benefiting both staff and students.
3. Hardworking faculty members and diligent non-teaching staff ensure the efficient operation of academic and administrative functions.
4. Students exhibit respect and obedience while embracing local culture and national values with a modern outlook.
5. The Central Library is digitized and boasts ample e-resources, complemented by spacious, air-conditioned reading areas for students and faculty.
6. The campus features lucrative, well-equipped infrastructure including adequate classrooms, laboratories, ICT facilities, and gender-segregated washrooms.
7. Separate common rooms for female students with facilities of napkin vending machine, attached washroom, indoor games equipment promoting gender equality and women empowerment.
8. For supporting faculty, students and visitors with childcare responsibilities, our college has established an air-conditioned Child Care Room with attached washroom.
9. Nursing training course, tailoring course, Self-Defence Mechanism (karate) for girl students are offered at free of cost aimed at empowering women.
10. The institution benefits from a dynamic Principal, supportive Governing Body, and compassionate local administration.
11. Admission procedures are transparent, ragging free campus and active Internal Complaints Committee ensuing equality, fairness and harmony among stakeholders.
12. A green, student-friendly ambiance promotes a conducive learning environment through sustainable development.
13. An active National Service Scheme (NSS) unit contributes to community engagement and social welfare initiatives.
14. A Gymnasium and a Yoga Centre with adequate amenities offering provision of physical fitness of students and staff.
15. Boys common room is equipped with recreational features like indoor games facilities.
16. Sufficient parking facilities are provided for both students and staff members.

 

Weakness

1. Lack of grants from governmental and non-governmental agencies hinder research projects and endowments.
2. Despite being established in 2008, the college only acquired its first full-time faculty in 2016.
3. The lack of academic autonomy limits the institution's involvement in curriculum design and modification.
4. Absence of a registered ‘Alumni Association’ impedes alumni engagement and support.
5. Socio-cultural factors, such as a prevalence of child marriages in the locality, contribute to an unsatisfactory dropout rate.
6. Students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds face challenges in maintaining regular attendance.
7. Illiteracy among guardians results in limited feedback opportunities for the college.
8. The current library stock is deemed insufficient to meet the academic needs of students and faculty.
9. The absence of a dedicated playground limits opportunities for sports activities within the campus.
10. Lack of Science or Commerce streams restricts academic diversity and choice for students.

 

Opportunity

1. Introduction of Science and Commerce streams can broaden academic offerings and cater to diverse student interests.
2. Launching more job-oriented, skill-enhancement courses can align education with industry demands and enhance employability.
3. Establishing a study centre for Open/Distance Education Centre can expand access to higher education opportunities.
4. Promoting a multi-disciplinary approach to teaching and learning can foster holistic skill development among students.
5. Collaboration with NGOs for community service initiatives can enhance social impact and community engagement.
6. Incorporating a NCC unit can provide students with opportunities for leadership development and national service.
7. Strengthening the internship program in industries can bridge the gap between academia and real-world applications.
8. Establishing an Incubation Centre for Innovative Ecosystem can foster entrepreneurship and industry collaboration.
9. Initiating the process for opening new departments with governmental support can enrich academic offerings and meet evolving educational needs.

 

Challenges

1. Retaining enrolled students poses a significant challenge amidst prevalence of child marriage and lack placement in the locality.
2. Familiarizing students with ICT-enabled teaching-learning systems necessitate training and infrastructure development.
3. Ensuring regular attendance of students in classes is a major challenge
4. Encouraging students and faculties to utilize the library facilities effectively is also a challenge.
5. Obtaining permissible funds for different development programmes is always a challenge
6. Teachers find it difficult to make time for individual research and development in the cramped class lecture schedule