Employee Services
"Supporting our faculty and staff with streamlined administration, professional development, and welfare services."
Employee Services
Professional Development & Research
Support for Faculty Development Programs (FDP), conferences, research grants, and duty leave processing.
Faculty
Target Audience
Primarily for teaching and research staff
Grants & Duty Leave
Support Type
Time and funding for academic growth
Prior Sanction
Approval
Required before attending external events
Development
Current view
Badge: Growth
Professional Development & Research
Support for Faculty Development Programs (FDP), conferences, research grants, and duty leave processing.
Key Highlights
Duty Leave (On-Duty)
Faculty can avail duty leave for attending conferences, acting as examiners, or participating in approved FDPs.
Research Projects
Proposals for UGC, DST, or CSIR funding must be routed through the university's research cell and Registrar.
Financial Assistance
Subject to university rules, partial or full funding may be available for presenting papers at reputed international conferences.
Action Steps
Identify the opportunity
Ensure the conference or FDP is recognized and aligns with your department's goals.
Apply for On-Duty leave
Submit the request with the brochure and invitation letter to the HOD well in advance.
Submit the participation report
Upon return, submit the attendance certificate and a brief report to close the duty leave record.
Resources & Links
Duty Leave Application
Research Proposal Forwarding
Frequently Asked Questions
How many days of Duty Leave can I take in a year?
Duty leave limits are governed by university statutes and UGC guidelines, typically capped annually. Check with the Establishment section for the current limit.
Support Guide
Plan and apply well ahead of the registration deadline for external events.
Funding approvals require committee clearance and take longer than standard duty leave approvals.
- Attending conferences
- Applying for external grants
- Participating in FDPs
- Maintain a personal dossier of all attended programs for future CAS applications.