An MoU is a formal but non-binding agreement between two or more parties that outlines their intent to cooperate or collaborate on a project, initiative, or partnership. It’s often used as a precursor to a formal contract, clarifying expectations, roles, and responsibilities before legally binding commitments are made.

⁠Purpose:
• To promote mutual cooperation in academic, research, and extension activities in line with quality benchmarks of NAAC.
⁠Objectives:
• ⁠To organize joint seminars, workshops, and conferences.
• ⁠ ⁠To collaborate in research and publication.
• ⁠To facilitate student and faculty exchange.
• ⁠To share resources and best practices.
• ⁠To jointly undertake community outreach or extension activities.

MoU and Collaboration