Student Satisfaction Survey 2021 - 22

Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) is one of the mandatory criteria set by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). It is also a pre qualifier for Assessment and Accreditation of the institution. From 2017 onwards the NAAC has endeavoured to conduct a Student Experience Survey, the results of which will go into the accreditation process.

The Survey included 21 competency based questions, responses to which are given by students of the institution. This survey corresponds to an institute level feedback on learning experience including completion of syllabus; quality of teaching; student – centric method of teaching; use of ICT tools; communication skills of the teachers, internal evaluation, internships and field visits, mentoring etc.

Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) was undertaken in August 2022, observations of which are as follows:

Following parameters received highest rating from the students:

1. Teachers’ preparation for the lectures

2. Fairness of the internal evaluation process by the teachers

3. Teachers’ explanation of the concept through examples and illustrations

Quality of teaching:

  • Many students have appreciated communication skills of the teachers as well as teacher’s approach to teaching. They appreciate that the teachers identify their strengths and encourage them by providing right level of challenges. However, identifying weaknesses of the students and helping them to overcome requires more focus
  • Students are satisfied with the portion of the syllabus that is covered in the class by the teachers.
  • Students have expressed satisfaction over discussion of the performance in the assignments

Mentoring through class teachers

  • Many students are satisfied with 'teaching and mentoring through class teacher' process. They have appreciated that the mentor/ class Teacher does a necessary follow -up of an assigned task with you.

Teacher – student interaction

  • Many students have appreciated that the teachers inform about expected competencies, course outcomes and program outcomes.
  • Many students have expressed their appreciation for the encouragement given to them by teachers to participate in extracurricular activities
  • Many students have appreciated the efforts made by the institute/teachers to inculcate soft skills, life skills and employability skills to make them ready for the world of work

Overall college feedback

  • Many students appreciate that the institution takes efforts to engage students in the monitoring, review and continuous quality improvement of teaching learning process.
  • Majority of the students appreciate that institute provides multiple opportunities for learning and growing
  • Students have expressed their appreciation over the overall quality of teaching – learning process

However, the survey has also pointed out certain concerns/grey areas among students.

  • College needs to provide more placement opportunities.
  • Students expect greater use of ICT during lectures
  • More emphasis on practical oriented teaching – learning and inclusion of workshops and field visits.
  • Focus on the use student - centric methods, such as experiential learning, participative learning, and problem solving methodologies for enhancing learning experiences.

Student Satisfaction Survey is a reflection of strengths and opportunities of the institution. This report was also discussed in the faculty meeting for their inputs and suggestions for any improvements in this regard. It will help us in our future endeavour, policies and plan of action.

Student Satisfaction Survey 2020 - 21

Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) is one of the mandatory criteria set by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). It is also a pre qualifier for Assessment and Accreditation of the institution. From 2017 onwards the NAAC has endeavoured to conduct a Student Experience Survey, the results of which will go into the accreditation process.

The Survey included 21 competency based questions, responses to which are given by students of the institution. This survey corresponds to an institute level feedback on infrastructure and learning experience including completion of syllabus; quality of teaching; student – centric method of teaching; use of ICT tools; communication skills of the teachers, internal evaluation, internships and field visits etc.

Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) was undertaken in December 2021, observations of which are as follows:

  • Majority of the students have appreciated overall quality of teaching and internal evaluation process.
  • Teacher’s communication skills, fairness of internal evaluation and explanation of the concepts through examples and applications have been rated high in the survey.
  • Students have appreciated quantum of syllabus covered in their classes as well as articulation of expected competencies, course outcomes and program outcomes by the teachers.
  • Majority of the students have expressed satisfaction over teachers’ preparedness for their lectures.
  • Most of the students are satisfied with the teachers’ use of student centric methods as well as efforts made by the institute/teachers to inculcate soft skills, life skills and employability skills

The survey has also pointed out certain concerns/grey areas among students.

  • College needs to provide more internship and placement opportunities in law firms.
  • More emphasis on skill development, practical oriented teaching – learning and inclusion of seminars and guest lectures, workshops and field visits
  • Greater use of ICT such as audio – visual; white board, PPTs during online lectures for better understanding
  • Increased personal interaction and communication with the students especially during online lectures so as to identify strong and weak points for improvement
  • Provision of study material before engagement of the lecture

Student Satisfaction Survey is a reflection of strengths and opportunities of the institution. This report was also discussed in the faculty meeting for their inputs and suggestions for any improvements in this regard. It will help us in our futureendeavor, policies and plan of action.

Student Satisfaction Survey 2019 - 20

Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) is one of the mandatory criteria set by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).It is also a pre qualifier for Assessment and Accreditation of the institution. From 2017 onwards the NAAC has endeavoured to conduct a Student Experience Survey, the results of which will go into the accreditation process. The Survey includes 21 competency based questions, responses to which are given by students of the institution. This survey corresponds to an institute level feedback on infrastructure and learning experience.

  • We implemented SSS on-line through google forms during the month of December 2020. The observations/ outcome of SSS is as follows:
  • Students appreciated teaching and implementation of learning outcome based curriculum which includes continuous evaluation and assessment of students throughout the semester.
  • Students have expressed satisfaction over the quantum of syllabus covered in their classes.
  • Teacher’s preparation, communication, use of appropriate teaching pedagogy and fairness of internal evaluation has been rated high in the survey.
  • The teaching and mentoring through class teachers facilitates in cognitive, social and emotional growth has been highly rated by students.
  • Students highly appreciated the efforts by college and teachers to continue teaching learning process effective through Microsoft Teams app during pandemic.

The SSS has also pointed out few grey areas where the college/ teachers do have scope for enhancement in quality of education. They are as follows:

  • College needs to provide more internship and placement opportunities in law firms.
  • Formulate mechanism which will identify strength and weakness of students and provide them right level of challenges and help them to overcome their weakness.
  • Enhance use of ICT, PPT in teaching
  • Teachers should encourage research culture amongst students.
  • More emphasis on skill development and hands on assignments, inclusion of seminars, workshops and field visits for typically one subject.
  • Active mentorship especially for career guidance.
  • Design interdisciplinary courses to develop practical approach in actual law practice.