The Dean shall chair weekly meetings with the Head of Innovation Cell, Head of Incubation Cell, and departmental Research Coordinators to monitor progress and plan upcoming activities.

Documentation: Attendance Sheet and Event Photo (to be uploaded on the official Facebook page).

The Dean will engage with Student Research Coordinators to discuss progress, motivate participation, and collect feedback.

Documentation: Attendance Sheet and Event Photo (to be uploaded on Facebook).

All innovative student and faculty projects with significant impact and quality will be permanently displayed in the Innovation cell as an institutional repository of excellence.

• Institute must establish a student chapter under a reputed professional body (e.g., IEEE, ISTE).
• A Student President and Secretary must be appointed at the start of every semester.
• Membership renewals and activities are to be tracked.
• Events must be conducted regularly with supporting documentation including flyers, summaries, feedback reports, and photos.

Dean Research should start own Journal of the Institute. All faculty must contribute at least one paper per semester to the Institute journal, ideally derived from the projects they are mentoring.

The Head of Research will coordinate and ensure timely execution and uploading of IIC calendar activities.

The Incubation Cell will select promising projects from students for incubation and development into market-ready products.

Documentation: Project lists, MOUs, outreach activities, grant tracking, and technology transfers.

• Efforts should be made to organize conferences in collaboration with reputed bodies (e.g., IEEE).
• Innovation and Incubation awareness workshops to be conducted once per semester for all departments.
• Required items: Brochure, guest speakers list, paper review, session schedules, mementos, best paper awards, photos, and summary.

• Conducted alongside departmental orientation for new students.
• Faculty to present their specialization and potential project areas.
• Emphasis on interdisciplinary and women-centric projects.
• Documentation: Attendance, event summary, and photos for Facebook.

• Projects to begin from 3rd semester and progress into final year.
• Project topics should aim for real-world applications/startups.
• Past project list to be circulated to prevent duplication.
• Group size: Max 4 students.

Timeline to include: Guide allotment, title finalization, synopsis, reviews, final demo, report submission, and marking. Project Diary to be maintained by Guide. Major work to be completed by end of 7th semester.

Evaluation by HOD, Guide, and Research Coordinator. Students encouraged to participate in external events. Outcomes to be mapped to POs.

Documentation includes:

• Faculty Evaluation Committee
• Event Rubrics
• Project List
• Assessments
• Winner List
• Certificates

• Two copies of final report: One for department, one for central library.
• Mandatory publication of final-year project in National/International journal.

• Publish conference proceedings.
• Students supported (partially reimbursed) for external paper presentations.

• Establish/upgrade one COE/research lab per department annually.
• Encourage Industry-on-Campus models with live labs.
• Apply for research grants from AICTE, DST, etc.
• File at least one patent/copyright per semester.
• Maintain Research General Proficiency (GP) marks and submit to HOD.