The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is a critical component of institutions aiming to improve the quality of education and administration. The constitution of an IQAC can vary depending on the institution, but it generally includes the following elements:

1. *Chairperson*: Usually the Principal or Head of the institution.
2. *Coordinator*: Appointed from among the faculty members, responsible for day-to-day functioning.
3. *Members*: Typically includes:
   - Faculty members from various departments.
   - Representatives from administrative staff.
   - A student representative.
   - Alumni and industry experts (optional).
   - External experts or consultants (optional).

4. *Functions and Responsibilities*:
   - Developing quality benchmarks and parameters.
   - Conducting regular internal audits and assessments.
   - Organizing workshops and training sessions.
   - Ensuring compliance with accreditation standards.
   - Preparing and submitting periodic reports to accrediting agencies.

5. *Term and Meetings*:
   - Members usually serve for a specified term, often 2-3 years.
   - Regular meetings are held to review and discuss quality-related issues.

The specific constitution can be adapted based on institutional needs and regulations.