About P. G. Expert Committee

The Expert Committees for Post Graduate (PG) Programs are responsible for various academic functions related to PG programs:

1. Each PG program has an Expert Committee, which consists of a minimum of five members. These members are nominated by the Vice-Chancellor of the institution. Among these members, one is designated as the Chairperson of the committee.
2. The term of office for each member of the Expert Committee is typically two years. However, this term may be subject to change based on notifications or specific regulations of the institution.
3. Functions of the Expert Committee:
   • One of the primary responsibilities of the Expert Committee is to formulate and update the syllabus for the respective PG program. This syllabus outlines the course content, objectives, and learning outcomes for the program.
   • The committee is responsible for selecting and preparing a panel of Councilors.
   • The selection of individuals who will set examination papers and serve as examiners for PG program assessments. These individuals play a vital role in evaluating students' performance.
   • Expert Committees may be involved in various other academic activities related to the PG program, such as curriculum development, assessment methods, and quality assurance.

Overall, these Expert Committees play a vital role in maintaining the academic standards and quality of PG programs within the institution. They ensure that the curriculum is relevant and up-to-date, and they oversee the assessment processes to ensure fairness and objectivity in evaluating students' performance.

Composition of the Committe