University Planning, Monitoring and Development Board

The Planning, Monitoring and Development Board is the principal Planning Body of the University and responsible for the monitoring of the development programmes of the University.The Vice Chancellor of the University is the Chairman of the Planning, Monitoring and Development Board. It includes six or seven internal members and a few outside experts.
The Planning, Monitoring and Development Board recommends the Executive Council and the Academic Council on any matter which it considers necessary for the fulfillment of the objectives of the Society.
The recommendations of the Planning, Monitoring and Development Board are placed before the Executive council for consideration. Proposals relating to academic matters are processed through the Academic Council.

The Functions of the Planning, Monitoring & Development Board (PMDB) as follows:

• It shall prepare a plan to generate revenue in the form of grants from various professional agencies/bodies and Govt. organizations.
• It shall develop Auxiliary Units and industrial linkages to generate revenue for University maintenance.
• It shall monitor the distribution of grants and supervise expenditure of various projects in the University.
• It shall monitor and evaluate every project of the University (Research/ Extension or Development).
• The committee shall advise the Board of Management and the Academic Council on any matter which it considers necessary for the fulfilment of the objectives of the Society.
• PMBD shall meet at least twice in a year before Board of Management meeting.
• The recommendations of the committee shall be placed before the Board of Management for consideration. Proposals relating to academic matters may be processed through the Academic Council.