The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is responsible for a range of activities that enhance and maintain the quality standards of the institution. Some of its core functions include:

1. Setting Quality Benchmarks:
   Establishing and implementing quality benchmarks for academic and administrative processes within the institution.

2. Creating a Learner-Centric Environment:
   Fostering an environment that supports quality education and encourages faculty development, enabling the adoption of modern knowledge, technology, and participatory teaching methods.

3. Feedback Collection:
   Organizing systems to gather feedback from students, parents, and other stakeholders to assess and improve quality-related processes within the institution.

4. Disseminating Quality Information:
   Sharing information on various quality parameters related to higher education to keep stakeholders informed.

5. Organizing Quality-Focused Events:
   Conducting workshops and seminars, both within and outside the institution, on quality-related themes, and promoting the formation of quality circles.

6. Documenting Quality Improvement Initiatives:
   Maintaining records of programs and activities that contribute to the enhancement of quality in the institution.

7. Coordinating Quality Activities:
   Acting as the central body to coordinate all quality-related activities, including the adoption and dissemination of best practices across the institution.

8. Maintaining Institutional Data:
   Developing and managing an institutional database using Management Information Systems (MIS) to track and improve the overall quality of the institution.

9. Fostering a Quality Culture:
   Promoting a culture of continuous quality improvement within the institution.

10. Preparing the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR):
    Preparing the AQAR as per the guidelines of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and submitting it to NAAC for evaluation.