Tracer Study Report of Graduate 2022 - Summary
The study reveals that the college has been successful in delivering quality education that enhances graduates’ skills, expertise, and intellectual growth. This is supported by the positive approval ratings of the facilities provided to students during their studies.
The findings also indicate that more than fifty percent of graduates remain unemployed. Among the programs, BScCSIT graduates perform significantly better than BA and BBS graduates in terms of employment outcomes. Similarly, data on further studies show that the majority of graduates have either been unsuccessful or unwilling to pursue higher education. Within this category, a considerable number of BBS graduates continue their studies, while only a small proportion of BScCSIT graduates pursue further education.
The study further highlights concerns about the quality and relevance of the college’s academic programs in fostering both professional and personal development. Most graduates—whether from technical programs (e.g., BScCSIT) or non-technical ones—express general satisfaction with the courses they studied. Female graduates report higher satisfaction than their male counterparts with regard to the quality and relevance of academic programs.
Finally, the data on students’ satisfaction with facilities such as the library, laboratories, canteen, and toilets indicates that most graduates hold only moderate levels of satisfaction. Therefore, the college should introduce targeted reform measures to improve these areas.