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SummaryThe Teaching Assistant plays a crucial role in supporting the faculty and students in various aspects of teaching and learning. The Teaching Assistant provides valuable assistance in classroom instruction, student support, and academic administration, contributing significantly to the overall educational experience of students.Responsibilities:· Assisting faculty members in preparing and organizing instructional materials, presentations, and handouts.· Aiding in conducting lectures, tutorials, practical sessions, and other academic activities under the guidance of the faculty.· Facilitating discussions, group activities, and student engagement to foster a conducive learning environment.· Providing academic support and guidance to students, driving and developing real-time projects, addressing their questions and concerns related to course content and assignments.· Assisting in grading and assessment, adhering to the evaluation criteria set by the faculty and the university.· Assisting faculty members in research activities, data collection, literature reviews, and other scholarly pursuits.· Supporting academic administration tasks such as maintaining attendance records, updating course materials, and organizing academic events.· Helping in the effective utilization of technology for teaching, including the use of e-learning platforms, online tools, and multimedia resources.· Assisting during examinations, proctoring, and ensuring a fair and secure exam environment.· Assisting in the preparation of examination materials and related administrative tasks.· Ensuring compliance with UGC regulations and guidelines related to academic practices, assessment, and student-related matters.Qualifications required:· A postgraduate degree in the relevant field from a recognized university.Skills Required:· Demonstrated academic excellence and a strong academic record.· Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to interact with students and faculty effectively.· A passion for teaching and helping students in their academic pursuits.