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and society is yet another way of augmenting resource for the University. A
faculty member can organize such programs either one time or on continual
basis year on year.
The faculty member shall follow the detailed guidelines/procedure issued
by the ministry of human resource development. In order to be an effective
faculty, he/she is required to update his/her knowledge by attending faculty
development programs, short–term courses, professional society meetings,
National/International Conferences, reading recent technical journal
articles and periodicals and going through the web sites of world class
Universities. These qualities of contribution of faculty will not only helpful
in the development of student future but also in institution accreditation by
University Grant Commission. As a result, they are responsible for
contribution and sustenance of the standards of the institution. They should
comply with the relevant policies, rules, regulations, norms and standards set
to guide their work. While every individual member is accountable for his /
her action, as member of the University community, they are collectively
accountable for upholding those standards of behavior and for compliance
with all applicable rules, regulations and code of conduct.
The main objective of role of faculty is to create high understanding of
human values and soft skills to actualize these in their personality and
behaviour of faculty and students leading to peace and harmony for
sustainable success in carrier and happiness. Thus, higher education
requires special emphasis and has major role to play in determining the
quality of life and the pace of development of a nation and the world as a
whole. It is the responsibility of the higher education system to ensure that
the skills, understanding and output of the students are equal to the best in
the world.
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