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- The University of Calicut introduced the ASCENT project to provide its 445 affiliated colleges with new-generation, career-oriented academic programs.
- The initiative includes launching a repository of courses in fields like digital technology and fintech alongside an institutional resource planning software.
- It aims to offer specialized capacity-building workshops tailored to the operational needs of aided and self-financing colleges.
- This project seeks to improve student retention and modernize educational delivery to meet market demands.
What to watch next
- Launch of the ASCENT Magazine
- Implementation of the Institutional Enterprise Resource Planning system
- Formation of the expert monitoring committee for career-oriented programs
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P. Raveendran
Vice-Chancellor
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“a comprehensive plan should be chalked out to stop the dropping out of students from colleges.”
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…and the NIRF criteria. It is expected to categorise colleges into six distinct operational groups (government, aided, self-financing, and autonomous variants). Opening the event, Vice-Chancellor P. Raveendran said that a comprehensive plan should be chalked out to stop the dropping out of students from colleges. Pro Vice-Chancellor P. Rasheed Ahammed and Syndicate members T.M. Vasudevan, A.T. Abdul Jabbar, C.P. Hamza, K. Pradeep Kumar, P. Madhu, A.K. Shahina Mol, A.K. Anuraj, and A. Ahamed Kabeer, among others, were present.…
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Named India · National Assessment and Accreditation Council · National Institutional Ranking Framework · Tenhipalam · A. Ahamed Kabeer · A.K. Anuraj · A.K. Shahina Mol · A.T. Abdul Jabbar · C.P. Hamza · K. Pradeep Kumar · Mohammedali · P. Madhu · P. Rasheed Ahammed
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