Najam Rauf Successfully Defends PhD Thesis ”The Impact of Teacher Efficacy on Student Satisfaction”
In a significant academic milestone, Najam Rauf, a Research Scholar from the Department of Management Studies, has successfully defended his PhD thesis titled ‘The Impact of Teacher Efficacy on Student Satisfaction: A Study of Universities in Jammu & Kashmir.’ This achievement marks a notable contribution to the field of educational management, particularly in the context of higher education in the Jammu and Kashmir region.
The research, supervised by Dr. Parvez Abdullah and Dr. Vinay Kumar, delves into the critical relationship between teacher efficacy and student satisfaction—a topic of considerable relevance in contemporary educational discourse. Teacher efficacy, or the belief in one’s own ability to affect student outcomes, has been widely recognised as a key factor influencing student satisfaction and overall academic performance. Najam Rauf’s study aimed to assess this impact within the specific context of universities in Jammu and Kashmir, providing valuable insights into how teacher effectiveness can enhance student experiences and outcomes.
The defence of the thesis involved a rigorous examination of Rauf’s research methodology, data analysis, and findings. The committee, composed of academic experts and peers, scrutinised the work’s contribution to existing literature, its practical implications, and its relevance to the higher education sector. Rauf’s thorough analysis and well-argued conclusions received commendation from the panel, affirming the robustness of his research.
Dr. Parvez Abdullah and Dr. Vinay Kumar, who guided Rauf throughout his doctoral journey, have praised his dedication and scholarly approach. Their mentorship has been instrumental in shaping the research, ensuring that it addresses pertinent issues with academic rigor and practical relevance.
Najam Rauf’s successful thesis defence not only highlights his personal academic achievements but also contributes significantly to the broader field of educational management. The findings of his study are expected to inform policy and practice in higher education institutions, offering strategies to enhance teaching effectiveness and improve student satisfaction.
As Rauf moves forward from this academic milestone, he is likely to continue his engagement with research and academia, building on the foundation laid by his doctoral work. The academic community anticipates that his future contributions will further advance understanding in the field of education and inspire further research on teacher efficacy and student satisfaction.
Congratulations to Najam Rauf on this remarkable achievement, and best wishes for his future endeavours in the realm of academic research and education.
