Deemed To Be University Proposed – NIMTS

University Proposal - DTBUMP

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VISION & MISSION OF NIMTS

VISION
To enrich life through excellence in multidisciplinary education and research.
MISSION
Quality Education: To be a world class institute in providing multidisciplinary education and bring out ethical professionals for the growth of our nation.
Interdisciplinary Research: To be an inventive environment with state-of-the-art facility for diligent research in the areas of Pharmacy, Medicine and Health care, Engineering and Technology, Science and Management.
Effective Team: To be an enterprising multicultural ecosystem with contented, innovative workforce and students.
Collaboration: To actively associate with industries and academia across the globe for efficient productivity and economic growth.
Continual Service and Progress: To be progressive and provide constant service to the society through education and empathy.
Ethics and Values: To inculcate values and ethics in thou2ht, expression and deed.

CORE VALUES OF NIMTS

Values Description
Quality Focus on standards of performance and Quality continuous improvement
Professionalism Demonstrate performance with highest standards of ethical behavior,
 intellectual honesty and professional conduct
Accountability Own responsibility for academic work
Innovation Promote and encourage creativity
Collaboration Encourage and support networking, within and outside the institute, 
at National and International level
Transparency Ensure openness in policies, rules and regulations and working

QUALITY POLICY OF NIMTS

Institute is committed to provide quality and customized education, training, research and development and extension services to the community. The institute shall develop leadership in Health care, Science, Management, Technology and provide products and services to enable the education system to achieve excellence internationally.

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Multidisciplinary Institutions (Prospectus)

SWOC-NIMTS

FIVE YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN-NIMTS

Objective Measure Target Initiative
Financial   Create  Sustainable  Funding % Revenue share from non-fee >30% year 5 Endowment  creation  Develop
funding >50% year 10 Consultancy Revenue
Budget Usage Debt burden >80% usage. .m1mm1ze  Empowering  faculty  members
Financially   Independent Programs  Operational  Surplus  75% of programs  generate operational  surplus  Implement Budgeting for various schools
Customer Enhance Student Diversity- National Enhance Emolment of International Students Enhance Student Satisfaction Number of Non-Tamil Students in each programs. Number of international students in each program NT>25% in first 5 Years., IS >10% in 5 Years Marketing Budget Strengthening Admission Department Increased Collaboration with universities abroad_ Admission offices in major states.
 Placement  Industry  relationship Average  CTC Number of incubated firms/ Startups Corporate satisfaction Average package > 7 LPA Competency development of students Entrepreneurship workshops .
Quality  of Intake # of referral  admissions# of application  to  seats Mean Satisfaction  Score Referral > 20% Application-define school   wise Retention Rate > 90% Satisfaction > 90% Studentsopting for HE Create measurement of referral admissions. Increase promotions Monitors satisfaction scores
Objective Measure Target Initiative
Customer  Studentretention rates Higher education  
 Relationship  Endowment contribution Alumni Relations - Meetings pa1ticipation  Endowment >25% in 10 years Alumni meeting pa1ticipation 50% Alumni Satisfaction > 90%  Creation of endowment plan.Incentivize endowment Strengthen office of almm1i
Internal Customer Satisfaction Faculty Retention Ratio Faculty and staff satisfaction score Retention ratio > 80% Satisfaction > 90% Infrastmcture for facultylncentivize faculty I staff performance
 Impact on society Number of outreach programs Number of beneficiaries Funding from agencies Impact study scores  Double cmTent outreach projects  Strengthen Outreach programs
Learning&Growth   Enhance Research and Development Number of research publications Quality rank of Jom1rnls Doctoral Students Number of funded research projects Number of consultancy projects  Jomnal - Scopus,WOS Indexed/ Respective depaitment to suggest indexation Publications- 2 per faculty Per year Doctoral  Students -5 per programs Consultancy revenue Create separate resources for publication depaitment.Consultancy wing to be developed to a business unit. Incubation Centre to be scaledup.
 Scale of programs  Nmnber of new programs offered. Student Emolment in programs   Student emolment > 80%   Identify new programs
 Objective   Measure   Target   Initiative
Process    Strengthening Pedagogy    Pass Percentage Competency Scores Student Ratings of courses    Pass percentage > 80% Competency > 60% Ratings > 3.5   Empower faculty to innovate in pedagogy. Competency building for faculty on innovative pedagogy Measure effectiveness of pedagogy Indus1Iy representation in Academic council
   Enhancing Brand value    Accreditation Rankings    NBA, NAAC, QS, NIRFRespective programs to identify    Strengthen IQAC and Accreditation team. Budget for lQAC Training  on Quality Assurance
  Enhancing Faculty Resources   PhD faculty members Faculty Diversity Practice TrackLive projectsStudent -Faculty Ratio  PhD >75%Diversity > 25%Practice Track -25%Live Project > 50% of projects Targeted student-Faculty ratio 15:1   Increase visibility  of NIMTS outside the state. Recmi1Inent from premier institutions like IIMIIT Competency development for faculty ' members. FDP conducted

FINANCIAL STRATEGY-NIMTS

The management supports funding for new initiatives and investments to achieve the mission

  • Sources of Fund
    • Fees collected from the students - 59% of sources of funds
    • Advances from management (9%)
    • Projects and programs (9%)
    • Loans (7%)
    • Treasury grants from the government (3%)
  • Deployment of Funds
  • Income and Expenditure Statement
  • Strategies for sustaining resources

Publication & Research Details

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Memorandum of Association

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Dr.J.Senthil

Nodal Officer

director@nandhaengg.org

+91 9750 23 4499


VISION
To enrich life through excellence in multidisciplinary education and research.
MISSION
Quality Education: To be a world class institute in providing multidisciplinary education and bring out ethical professionals for the growth of our nation.
Interdisciplinary Research: To be an inventive environment with state-of-the-art facility for diligent research in the areas of Pharmacy, Medicine and Health care, Engineering and Technology, Science and Management.
Effective Team: To be an enterprising multicultural ecosystem with contented, innovative workforce and students.
Collaboration: To actively associate with industries and academia across the globe for efficient productivity and economic growth.
Continual Service and Progress: To be progressive and provide constant service to the society through education and empathy.
Ethics and Values: To inculcate values and ethics in thou2ht, expression and deed.
Values Description
Quality Focus on standards of performance and Quality continuous improvement
Professionalism Demonstrate performance with highest standards of ethical behavior, intellectual honesty and professional conduct
Accountability Own responsibility for academic work
Innovation Promote and encourage creativity
Collaboration Encourage and support networking, within and outside the institute, at National and International level
Transparency Ensure openness in policies, rules and regulations and working

Institute is committed to provide quality and customized education, training, research and development and extension services to the community. The institute shall develop leadership in Health care, Science, Management, Technology and provide products and services to enable the education system to achieve excellence internationally.

The management supports funding for new initiatives and investments to achieve the mission

  • Sources of Fund
    • Fees collected from the students - 59% of sources of funds
    • Advances from management (9%)
    • Projects and programs (9%)
    • Loans (7%)
    • Treasury grants from the government (3%)
  • Deployment of Funds
  • Income and Expenditure Statement
  • Strategies for sustaining resources