Governing Council

The Governing Council is the supreme administrative and policy-making body in a college, playing a vital role in steering the institution's overall governance, strategic direction, and accountability.

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Monitoring & Evaluation: Monitor and evaluate teaching programs, faculty requirements, placements, and institute-industry interactions, suggesting remedial actions as necessary.
• Academic Approvals: Approve academic decisions including induction or closure of courses, approval of budgets, expenditure, and policy amendments.
• Stakeholder Bridge: Act as a bridge between stakeholders and management, fostering stakeholder engagement and representing their interests in decision-making processes.
• Performance Review: Review institutional performance including academic results, feedback reports, and take actions for improvement and sustainable growth.