NAAC, or the National Assessment and Accreditation Council, focuses on students’ overall development by providing a culture in which they can hone their skills and gain knowledge through education. NAAC-accredited institutions are known for providing high-quality education. As a result, any college seeking to improve student learning outcomes must obtain NAAC accreditation.

The primary goal of establishing NAAC and accrediting HEIs is to assess the quality of education, infrastructure, teaching, research, and learning at colleges. NAAC accredited institutes receive the highest grades, meet the standards, and receive the most enrolment applications from students.

Education is a nation’s most important development pillar. As a result, the excellence and relevance of the institution’s programmes must be assessed. The method of improving quality, like every other aspect of educational practice, has a predefined set of measures. Colleges must identify and recognise additional requirements in order to meet international standards.

The role of NAAC accreditation is to bring out the best in every institution and to assist institutions in growing in areas such as research, innovation, student success, governance, and more.

NAAC accreditation identifies the quality of the institute in terms of education, research, faculty, infrastructure, and so on, as well as giving students confidence that they are choosing a quality institution. It provides an institute with instant credibility and boosts admissions

  1. The NAAC has established a set of eligibility criteria for institutes seeking accreditation.
  2. If the institute is eligible, the following documents must be submitted.
    • Data and report submission by the Institute
    • Proof and supporting documents
    • Verified data
    • Student feedback
    • ICT enabled education
  1. Institutes can register for accreditation on the NAAC’s official website.
  2. Compile and submit data from the institute for preliminary quality assessment (IIQA)
  3. Following the completion of the IIQA, institutes must submit self-study reports (SSR).
  4. If the IIQA is rejected, the institutes will be given two additional chances to apply for accreditation within a year.
  5. The institute’s data is verified, and the institute receives a pre-qualifier score.
  6. After data verification, the Student Satisfaction Survey is conducted (SSS).
  7. NAAC peer team visits the institute for further verification and
  8. After the PTV assessment is over and report is submitted to NAAC the final grade is assigned.

After prequalification the Peer Team visited our college on 10th and 11th February 2023 to assess the facilities, academic, administrative setup etc available in the college and submitted their reports to the NAAC.

Our college is proud to be accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). This accreditation means that our institution has demonstrated a commitment to provide quality education and meets the highest standards in academic excellence. With NAAC, our faculty are evaluated regularly and the library and other resources are constantly upgraded to ensure they remain up-to-date with the trends. The NAAC accreditation process also allows us to ensure transparency between teachers and students as well as guarantee affordability of courses. Ultimately, it provides assurance regarding the quality of education that we offer here at our college.

Our college has been awarded with a NAAC ‘B’ grade, which is a great achievement given the quality of higher education that our institution provides. It reflects our commitment to excellence and demonstrates the strength of our curriculum, faculty, resources and infrastructure. We strive hard to provide an environment conducive to learning and research that enables innovative thinking; this achievement highlights the fact that we are achieving those goals. This will give us a solid foundation on which to further enhance the reputation of our college in both academics and other co-curricular activities.

When it comes to NAAC Peer team suggestions, there’s no denying that following their advice is the way to go. Their track record of helping educational institutes meet or exceed requirements and expectations set forth by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) is second-to-none. Whether it’s offering guidance on structuring departments, modernizing processes and systems or devising strategic plans, their experience in the field can make all the difference for achieving accreditation status.

Recommendations for Quality Enhancement of the Institution by the NAAC Peer Team are:

  1. Opening of PG programmes, add-on and job oriented/short term courses.
  2. Generation of Research support/facilities.
  3. Establishment of Incubation Centre.
  4. Improvement and upgradation of Laboratories.
  5. Automation and upgradation of the library.

 

 

 

 

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