IGNOU Regional Centre Srinagar Releases Annual Performance Report “Achievements 2025–26”

Srinagar: Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), Regional Centre Srinagar, released its Annual Performance Report, “Achievements 2025–26”, highlighting the centre’s contributions and initiatives for learners and stakeholders across Kashmir Valley and Ladakh during the year. The report aims to showcase the centre’s work and strengthen confidence among students, educational institutions, stakeholders and government agencies.

The release ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, including Prof. Dr. Haris Izhar Tantray, Principal of the host institution; Dr. Syed Muzaffar Ahmad, Principal, Sopore College; principals of various Government Degree Colleges; coordinators of study centres; academic counsellors; staff of Regional Centre Srinagar; and students.

In his welcome address, Regional Director Dr. A.H. Rizvi highlighted the achievements documented in the report. He said that the centre had focused on academic excellence through academic counselling sessions, monitoring of practical examinations, conduct of examinations and maintenance of academic integrity. He also highlighted student support services, including academic guidance and mentorship, and efforts to strengthen the academic community and contribute to the region’s development through education.

Coordinators from study centres at SP College, Women’s College, Ganderbal College and Baramulla College also addressed the gathering and shared information about the activities and functioning of their respective centres.

The report acknowledges the contribution of IGNOU Vice Chancellor Prof. Uma Kinjilal, Director (RSD) Dr. K. Panneerselvam, various schools, units and centres at the headquarters, and the principals, coordinators and part-time staff of study centres across the Kashmir Valley. The guests appreciated the Regional Centre’s efforts in promoting academic excellence. Study centre coordinators also commended the Regional Director’s contribution towards improving academic, administrative and financial functioning at the study centres and extending services to learners across the Valley.

On the occasion, an induction meeting was also organised for students enrolled in the July 2026 admission session. Dr. Abdullah, Assistant Regional Director, briefed the students on academic expectations, student support services and the opportunities available at IGNOU.

The programme provided an opportunity for students, faculty and other stakeholders to interact and engage with the university’s academic and support framework.