IQAC 2021-22

Minutes of Meetings

Student Feedback 2021-22

IQAC EVENTS 2021-22

SEHAR 2022 : The Department of Elementary Education, organized their Annual academic meet: Sehar on March 25, 2022. 
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Mathematics Teaching in the Online Mode:

Pedagogical Opportunities and Challenge An online certificate course for pre-service mathematics teachers Organised by Internal Quality Assurance Cell, LSR.

The inaugural session of the certificate course was held from 9:30 to 10:00 am on 12th March 2022. Prof. Suman Sharma, Principal, Lady Shri Ram College, delivered the welcome address and welcomed all the 160 participants from various collleges/departments of Delhi University. 

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IQAC-LSR invites you for a Webinar on Information Skills for 21st Century on 24 December 2021

IQAC-LSR presents A Virtual session on Open Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning

The Research Circle of Department of Psychology, in collaboration with IQAC-LSR organised the 2nd Virtual National Paper Presentation Competition. 8 student teams presented their research work to esteemed judges. The two best papers were chosen and awarded certificates.

The North-East Cell in collaboration with IQAC- LSR hosted a webinar entitled “Making Headway after Graduation: A talk session on Masters- India and Abroad” on 30th October 2021. The following speakers were invited – Nivedita Hatibaruah, Danny Hmar, and Jasmine Maringmei.


The Research Circle of the Department of Psychology in collaboration with IQAC-LSR organised a session on Resilience and Research with Centenarians. The Speakers were Dr. Nimmi Hutnik (UK based Cognitive Behaviour Therapist) and Dr Pam Smith (Professor of Nursing in the School of Health in Social Science at the University of Edinburgh).



The Research Circle, Department of Psychology in collaboration with IQAC-LSR organised a session on Migrant Communities with Dr Renu Narchal (Professor, Western Sydney University).

The Department of Sanskrit in collaboration with IQAC-LSR organised a talk on ‘Indian Value System’. The Speaker was Prof. Santosh S. Shukla, Dean, School of Sanskrit and Indic Studies, JNU.



The Department of Sanskrit in collaboration with IQAC-LSR organised a Panel Discussion on the Indian Knowledge Tradition. The Speakers were Dr. Ramnath Jha, Dr. Ashutosh Mathur and Dr. Omnath Bimli.


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