Shri Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha's

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)Organizes

Coordinator

Dr. S. R. Kattimani

Convener

Dr. Shruti Joshi

Organizer

Dr. R.R.Kumbhar

Challenges in the implementation of

NEP-2020 at Higher Education Level

thSaturday, 4 December, 2021

National Conclave on

IQAC CoordinatorNAAC Coordinator Principal

ABOUT KOLHAPUR

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Kolhapur has the long historical,socio-economic, educational and cultural heritage. It is a city on the banks of

Panchaganga River in the West Maharashtra. The attractions of the city are majestic Mahalaxmi temple, Shri Chatrapati

Shahu Museum, Rankala Lake, Panhala Fort, Jyotiba Temple, Khidrapur Temple and The New Palace. Kolhapur is known as

the city of jaggery, Kolhapuri Saaj, Lavangi Mirchi, Tambda Pandhra Rassa, Kolhapuri Chappals and the city of wrestlers.

Today it is also known as the city of Vivekanand College.

Shikshan Maharshi Dr. Bapuji Salunkhe established Shri Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha with the Moto ' '�ान,

िव�ान आिण सुसं�ार यांसाठी िश�ण �सार.' that is " Education for Knowledge, Science and Culture." The name and fame of the

college has been mushrooming for the last few decades. The college has celebrated its Golden Jubilee' in all its granduer and

adoration in the academic year 2013-14. Around 8,000 students enroll every year for the various programs. Besides the

conventional program like B.A. , B.Com and B.Sc the college offers the professional programs like BBA ,BCA, BCS, BSc

(Biotechnology) and B.VOC ( Graphic Designing, Foundry Technology, Animation and Photography) along with M.Sc,

M.Com and MBA. The college also provides the opportunity to undertake degrees like B.Lib., M.Lib., M.Sc and MBA of

YCMOU , Nashik.

The college is re-accrediated twice with A Grade by NAAC, Bangalore. The college has been identified as the college

with potential for excellence (CPE) twice by UGC and is included in the Star College Scheme by the department of

Biotechnology, Government of India. The college has Ranked 1st in Shivaji University, 5th in Maharashtra and 58th in India in

India Rankings 2017 conducted by NIRF, MHRD, Govt. of India. It is certified with ISO 9001- 2015.

ABOUT CONCLAVE NEP-2020 has been receiving importance from all strata of Indian society, since this is the first Indian educational

policy in the 21st century. The Indian education system is one of the largest and growing education system in the world with

more than 1.5 lakh schools, more than 8.5 lakh teachers, more than 250 lakh students from 29 different states and 7 Union

Territories coming from different social and economic conditions. As per the guidelines of NEP- 2020 , MOE has designed an

application like UDISE + with the help of National Informatics Centre which provides accurate and timely data for policy

making & decision making to MOE.

Further, NEP-2020 will create a strong, sustainable, reliable and objective assessment system for students from

Primary to Higher Education. This will produce efficient and skilfully employable students and contribute to the increase in

National Income.

After 35 years of National Policy on Education 1986 (in which modifications were done in 1992) the present policy on

education has come which suggested tremendous changes in the entire education system of India . Changes suggested by

NEP-2020 through the guidelines so far published shows its nature and importance.

NEP-2020 aims to create socio-economic and educational equality in the society (Education for all, Free Education).

Further it aims to give world class facility & education to students from Nursery to Higher Education. To fulfil this world’s

topmost 100 Universities & Institutions are permitted to open their campuses in Indian Subcontinent. To increase the literacy

rate of all states is also the key objective of this policy . For accomplishment of this object Indian Government has adopted

holistic approach towards, skill education, vocational education, professional education, health education, valueeducation

etc. from primary to higher education. Further this policy has given importance to Drop out students, teacher training,

Academic Credit Banks and stress on Interdisciplinary / Multidisciplinary curricula. Though this policy aims to make India a

super power, its implementation has many Legal challenges. This National Conclave will discuss the issues in "The

implementation of NEP-2020 at Higher Education Level".

AIMS & OBJECTIVES This conclave aims

1. To discuss various issues in NEP & affiliated colleges

2. To study NEP & Teacher Recruitments, Training & CAS

3. To know about Graded autonomy & Cluster college system for affiliated colleges

4. To discuss Problems in Multidisciplinary programmes& Academic Credit Bank

5. To study NEP-2020 and the role of Autonomous Colleges

Lunch Break 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm

Resource Person- Challenges in Implementation of

NEP-2020 at HEI’s Level

Inaugural Programme- 10.30 to 11.30 am

Panel Discussion

3.30 to 4.00 pm

Keynote Address- Guidelines/Ordinances of NEP-2020

Valedictory Programme

4.00 to 5.00 pm

Inaugural Speech -

Prof. (Dr.) D.T. Shirke

Hon’ble Vice Chancellor,

Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Dr. Jagannath Patil

(11.30 am to 1.00 pm)

Adviser, National Assessment

and Accreditation Council (NAAC)

Dr. S.B. Biradar

(2.00 pm to 3.30 pm)

Educationist, S.V.M Arts, Science and Commerce College Ilkal, Karnataka.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)Organizes

thSaturday, 4 December, 2021

National Conclave on

Conclave registration form link - https://forms.gle/cQfZqkZyS7ukjfh57

Last date of registration - th30 Nov, 2021

No registration fees for participation in conclave

For further cooperation please contact - Dr. S. R. Kattimani ( Mob. 9860090689)

Challenges in the implementation of

NEP-2020 at Higher Education Level

CoordinatorDr. S. R. Kattimani

ConvenerDr. Shruti Joshi

Organizer Dr. R.R.Kumbhar

IQAC CoordinatorNAAC Coordinator Principal

VIVEKANAND COLLEGE, KOLHAPUR (AUTONOMOUS)

O R G A N I Z I N G C O M M I T T E E

Dr. Kavita TiwadeDr. Kailas PatilMr. Sunny KaleMs. Shubhangi KaleMs. Samiksha FarakateMr. Raviraj Sutar

Dr. Prabhavati PatilDr. Kedar UndaleDr. Gajanan SontakkeMr. Sandip PawarMr. Mangesh KholeMr. Rahul Ingavale