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Number of        Number of      ICT Toolsand     Number of ICT   Numberof smart   E-resources and
            Teachers on Roll  teachers using     resources         enabled        classrooms     techniques used
                               ICT (LMS, e-       available      Classrooms
                               Resources)

                  432              379              12              111               11               25
           2.3.2 – Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words)

              o Robust mentormentee relationship built through student counselling system is an integral part of students’
              progression at CHARUSAT. It aims to foster academic excellence, positive mental attitude and general well
             being of the students. The student counselling system is a proactive and potential building activity that identifies
                the factual potential of the students and brings it out, so as to facilitate students to set and achieve their
                academic and personal goals. The system comprises of counsellors, primarily the teachers, the students
              themselves and the professional counselor at the University level. o As soon as a student gets enrolled and
               begins his/her sessions, he/she is assigned to a particular teacher counsellor. It is the teacher counsellor’s
                 utmost responsibility to ensure that the new incumbent is comfortable in the new environment and gets
              acclimatized. The illustrative model could be through building a rapport with the students by way of different
               activities, games and informal interactions carried out to help build strong teacher student relationship. The
            counsellors keep continuous observation of the academic performance, relation with the peers, behavior patterns
             and psychological conditions of their counselees, so as to be able to track any irregularity at an early stage and
               suggest corrective actions. For this, the counsellors conduct meetings, usually once in a fortnight, with their
             counselees. o The counsellors also keep track of the progression of the students during internship, training and
             project work at other organizations by consulting them. o Academically weaker students are encouraged to take
            up remedial classes and practice assignments separately planned by respective course coordinators as a part of
             extending opportunities of improvement in academic performance. o In addition, individual department/institute
               also encourages and trains the students to participate in the competitive exams like GATE, GPAT, TOFEL,
            IELTS, NIPER JEE, NET, SLET etc. Efforts are also being made to track the progression of passed out students
              through alumni associations. For some final year/passed out students who obtain recommendation letters for
              applying for higher studies to other universities/institutes within or outside India, the online recommendation
             system partially helps in tracking their progression. o Students’ outstanding performances in other extra and co
              curricular activities are tracked and recorded by respective activity coordinators across the institutes and are
            acknowledged during the annual day celebrations followed by inclusion in annual reports. o Counsellor teachers
             share the academic strengths and weaknesses of the students as well as their observations regarding students’
               emotional and psychological status to the parents. In case, a student’s psychological state is realized to be
               beyond teachers’ capacity, the student is recommended and facilitated to seek clinical counseling after due
               parents’ consent. A dedicated clinical psychotherapist and counsellor has been appointed for the same. o
            Towards strengthening the counseling skills of the teachers, HRDC, CHARUSAT organizes various FDPs under
                                                 the theme ‘Art of Counselling’.

              Number of students enrolled in the  Number of fulltime teachers         Mentor : Mentee Ratio
                        institution
                          6688                              432                              1:16

          2.4 – Teacher Profile and Quality
           2.4.1 – Number of full time teachers appointed during the year

              No. of sanctioned  No. of filled positions  Vacant positions  Positions filled during  No. of faculty with
                 positions                                                 the current year         Ph.D
                    435                 432                  3                   95                 121

           2.4.2 – Honours and recognition received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National,
          International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year )

                  Year of Award       Name of full time teachers     Designation           Name of the award,
                                       receiving awards from                             fellowship, received from
                                      state level, national level,                      Government or recognized
                                         international level                                     bodies
                                        No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!!
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