
Pfutsero Government College underwent an Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) conducted by a team from the Nagaland Higher Education Department on 17 October, covering five academic years from 2021 to 2026. The audit team, convened by retired Additional Director Dr Watijungshi, included Dr Temjenwapang and Dr Ketoukhrie-u as members.

Principal Dr Anungla Pongener presented the college's administration and development, while IQAC Coordinator Dr Thungdemo N Yanthan reported on seven NAAC parameters. The team consulted student union executives and non-teaching staff, and inspected infrastructure before delivering recommendations.
The team recommended securing UGC 12(b) status for major project funding, conducting a Green Audit, improving faculty research output under the new NAAC framework, consolidating complaint mechanisms, and introducing a gender budget. Other suggestions included strengthening student feedback, exploring CSR and alumni funding, and enhancing Wi-Fi and skill development.
Both sources present the audit as a routine accountability exercise, with nearly identical reporting on the team's composition, presentations, consultations, and recommendations. Neither outlet adds commentary or criticism, the coverage is uniform straight reporting. The audit's emphasis on functional MoUs, consolidated complaint committees, and measurable NAAC outcomes suggests a push for operational improvements beyond paperwork. The concrete next step implied is the college's pursuit of UGC 12(b) status to unlock project funding.
Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral
Sources (2): morungexpress.com (neutral report), nagalandpost.com (neutral report)
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