NAAC 2024 Accreditation at Sri Vijay Vidyalaya College of Arts and Science
We are excited to announce that Sri Vijay Vidyalaya College of Arts and Science is preparing for the NAAC 2024 Accreditation Visit. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) evaluates institutions on various criteria, including academic quality, infrastructure, research, and student support services. This accreditation process is an important step for our college to reflect on its achievements and identify areas for improvement.
We have successfully completed the Self-Study Report (SSR), which highlights our strengths, challenges, and future goals. Soon, a NAAC Peer Team of experts will visit our campus to evaluate our progress in areas such as teaching and learning, infrastructure, research, and student development. This visit presents a valuable opportunity to showcase our commitment to excellence in education.
We encourage all faculty, students, and staff to actively participate in this process. Your support will play a crucial role in ensuring the success of the accreditation process. Let’s work together towards achieving excellence.
Why Choose Our Institution
Ø No.1 College among Periyar University Affiliated Colleges
Ø Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC
Ø Conferred with 2(f) and 12(b) status by UGC
Ø Mandatory internships, Training programs, and good record of placement
Ø On campus placement for all students
Ø Sharpening the mind through innovative courses and to propagate employability criteria
Ø An incredible compendium of academic programs, innovative methodologies, intensive research, committed faculty and good infrastructure facilities
Ø Spacious and well-furnished class rooms with modern facilities
Ø High-Tech Digital Equipments for science laboratories
Ø Independent lab facilities for UG, PG and Research Departments
Ø Computerized offices, laboratories, and libraries with high- speed internet connectivity
Ø Separate research wing for Ph.D and M.Phil Courses
Ø Purified drinking water facility in college and for hostels