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WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL

Women’s Day is celebrated globally on 8th March every year in honors of their remarkable contribution to our society. The day also commemorates the inspiring role of women around the world to secure women’s rights and build more equitable societies. Our SCET is having Women Empowerment cell with the name of Women Cell. The cell has been established in order to protect the women staff and students associated with the college from any sorts of injustice or sexual harassment of any nature directly and indirectly.

Women’s Empowerment Cell Members:

Sr. No.	Name of Faculty	Department	Designation
1	Prof. Rasika Chafle	ETC	Presiding Officer
2	Dr. Sngita Itankar	Physics	Internal Member
3	Prof. Shraddha Sadawarte	Mathematics	Internal Member
4	Prof. Ruchira Selote	Computer Engg.	Internal Member
5	Prof. Preeti More	Civil Engg.	Internal Member
5	Prof. Kalyani Sengar	Mechanical Engg.	Internal Member
6	Prof. Shital Yende	Electrical Engg.	Internal Member
7	Ms. Chetana Hinge	Library	Internal Member
8	Ms. Sujata Girhipunje	Admin	Internal Member
9	Ms. Pornima Narule	Students	President
10	Ms. Komal Mahulkar	Students	Student Member
11	Ms. Simran Saniya Sheikh	Students	Student Member
12	Ms. Nikita dandekar	Students	Student Member

Functions

The Women Development Cell Committee shall

To create social awareness about the problems of women and in particular regarding gender discrimination.
To develop the self-confidence of Women.
To guide about Women Welfare Laws.
To assert the importance of spiritual, economic, social, racial and gender equality.
To highlight the importance of health and hygiene.
To directs Women’s role in the society. To develop multidisciplinary approach for the overall personality development.
To organize seminars, workshops relating to women development.
To prevent sexual harassment and to promote general well-being of female students, teaching and non-teaching women staff of the College.

Commemorative Days Events and Festivals

The students are encouraged to celebrate the greatness of our nation and its cultural diversity in every opportunity. These celebrations, and awareness programs ensures that the civic duties of the students is taught to them and they exercise their rights in a proper way without disturbing others. Besides this birth Anniversaries and death anniversaries of great leaders are observed to remind our students of their achievements and contribution to our society. The fundamental rights in our constitution are Right to equality, Right to freedom, Right against exploitation, Right to freedom of religion, Right to cultural and education, Right to constitutional remedies, Right to vote. Students are given awareness about the basic constitutional rights and their rights to use the college campus for acquiring academic knowledge.

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Informative

Key Indicator	Criterion 1 – Curricular Aspects	100
1.1	Curricular Planning and Implementation	20
1.2	Academic Flexibility	30
1.3	Curriculum Enrichment	30
1.4	Feedback System	20

Key Indicator	Criteria 2- Teaching- Learning and Evaluation	350
2.1	Student Enrolment and Profile	40
2.2	Student Teacher Ratio	40
2.3	Teaching- Learning Process	40
2.4	Teacher Profile and Quality	40
2.5	Evaluation Process and Reforms	40
2.6	Student Performance and Learning Outcome	90
2.7	Student Satisfaction Survey	60

Key Indicator	Criteria 3- Research, Innovations and Extension	110
3.1	Resource Mobilization for Research	10
3.2	Innovation Ecosystem	15
3.3	Research Publication and Awards	25
3.4	Extension Activities	40
3.5	Collaboration	20

Key Indicator	Criterion 4 – Infrastructure and Learning Resources	100
4.1	Physical Facilities	30
4.2	Library as a learning Resource	20
4.3	IT Infrastructure	30
4.4	Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure	20

Key Indicator	Criterion 5- Student Support and Progression	140
5.1	Student Support	50
5.2	Student Progression	30
5.3	Student Participation and Activities	50
5.4	Alumni Engagement	10

Key Indicator	Criterion 6- Governance, Leadership and Management	100
6.1	Institutional Vision and Leadership	10
6.2	Strategy Development and Deployment	10
6.3	Faculty Empowerment Strategies	35
6.4	Financial Management and Resource Mobilization	15
6.5	Internal Quality Assurance System	30

Key Indicator	Criterion7–Institutional Values and Best Practices	100
7.1	Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities	50
7.2	Best Practices	30
7.3	Institutional Distinctiveness	20

Key Indicator	Extended Profile
1.1	Number of students year wise during last five years
2.1	Number of full time teachers during last five years
3.1	Expenditures excluding salary component year wise during last five years