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The consultative meeting was held to present the different programs offered in the university to the stakeholders and to get their overall perceptions on each of these in terms of its relevance, expected competencies of the graduates, and their suggestions for the improvement of the program. Both the internal and external actively shared their inputs during the said meeting. The result of this meeting will be used to improve the programs offered in the University for the greater satisfaction of the stakeholders.
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