Overview
The New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 states that quality enhancement and sustaining is the need of the hour; this enhances the role of NAAC and other regulatory agencies tremendously. NAAC Accreditation framework is one of the methods widely used for performance assessment of HEIs to transform themselves as knowledge hubs.
The University Grants Commission has mandated every institution to get NAAC accreditation with a minium scope of 2.5 by 2022. According ‘PARAMARSH: an UGC Scheme for Mentoring NAAC accreditation Aspirant Institutions to promote Quality Assurance in Higher Education’ has been introduced for mentoring NAAC Accreditation aspirant institutions and to promote quality assurance in Higher Education.
Higher Educational Institutions having a valid accreditation by the NAAC with a minimum score of 3.26 on a 4-point scale shall be permitted to offer program(s) in open and distance learning mode without the prior approval of the commission and upon satisfying the other condition mentioned by UGC.
About Workshop
Transformation through NAAC ACCREDITATION PROCESS - National level Workshop is for Higher Educational Institutions & Health Science Institutions to make NAAC Accreditation Process easy by providing a comprehensive Step by step rundown.
Bring awareness and present critical insights into all the seven criteria of NAAC |
Give guidance for SSR preparation, insight and in-depth knowledge of the DVV process |
Present some of the best practices followed by top graded institutions and suggest measures for overall quality enhancement, institutional growth. |
Explain the procedure to be followed and precautions to be taken during peer committee visit. |
OBJECTIVES:
NAAC - VALUE FRAMEWORK
To promote the following core values among the HEIs of the Country
Contributing to National Development.
Fostering Global competencies among Students.
Inculcating a value system among students.
Promoting the use of Technology
Quest for Excellence.
Technical Sessions:
- NAAC Overview - Insights of seven criteria of NAAC
- Document Preparation for Qualitative metrics
- Data Submission for Quantitative metrics
- Implementation of NEP Parameters in to HEI'S
- SSR Submission - Case Study experiences from NAAC Accredited Institutions
- Interaction with Peer Team Members
- The Role of IQAC in Institution Development Plan.
- Institution preparedness for NAAC Assessment and Accreditation – Case Study Experiences.
- Practice session on NAAC Score Analysis
- Q&A Session
- The Best Practices and innovative initiatives for Quality sustenance and enhancement in NAAC Accredited HEIs.
- Good Initiatives / Measures for enhancing the Grade in NAAC Accreditation.
- Explicit discussion on NEP Parameters
- NAAC Grade Analysis - Interaction with Senior IQAC Coordinators.
- Guidance for Submission of AQAR as per RAF 2020 Format.
- Institution preparedness for Reassessment or Subsequent Cycles (Cycle 2, Cycle 3, Cycle 4) of Accreditation - Case Study Experience.
- Transforming HEIs into Multidisciplinary Institution.
- The Role of IQAC in Institution Development Plan.
- Institution preparedness for next cycles of accreditation – Case Study Experiences.
- Data and Documents required for Qualitative and Quantitative metrics.
- Q&A Session
- Overview - Insights of seven criteria of NAAC
- Curricular Aspects
- Teaching, Learning and Evaluation
- Research, Innovation and Extension
- Case study experiences from NAAC Accredited Institutions
- Infrastructure and Learning Resources
- Student Support and Progression
- Governance, Leadership & Management
- Part-B
- Institutional Values and Best Practices
- Institution preparedness for NEP
- Q&A Session
- NAAC Overview - Insights of seven criteria of NAAC
- Document Preparation for Qualitative Questions
- Data submission for Quantitative questions
- Case study Experiences from NAAC Accredited Institutions
- Institution preparedness for NEP - PARAMETERS
- Interaction with Peer Team Members
- The Role of IQAC in Institution Development Plan.
- Institution preparedness for NAAC Assessment and Accreditation – Case Study Experiences.
- Q&A Session
Revised Accreditation Framework (RAF) of NAAC 2020 Format
| Universities, Autonomous and Affiliated Colleges for NAAC Assessment and Accreditation |
Accredited Institutions submitting AQAR / Applying for SSR for Next Cycles of Accreditation |
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1. Curricular Aspects
a. Multidisciplinary / interdisciplinary • Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) - Methodology - Challenges and Solutions |
a. Multidisciplinary / interdisciplinary • Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) - Methodology - Challenges and Solutions |
| Health Science Institutions - Medical Colleges / Dental Colleges / AYUSH Colleges / Nursing Colleges | Provisional Accreditation for Colleges (PAC) |
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1. Transforming HEIs into Multidisciplinary Institution |
a. Multidisciplinary / interdisciplinary • Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) - Methodology - Challenges and Solutions |
PARTICIPANTS:
GENERAL INSTITUTIONS |
HEALTH SCIENCE INSTITUTIONS |
| Universities | Medical Colleges |
| Engineering Colleges | Dental Colleges |
| General Degree Colleges | Nursing Colleges |
| Pharmacy Colleges | Yoga and Naturopathy Colleges |
| Law Colleges | Homeopathy Colleges |
| Hotel Management Colleges | Physiotherapy Colleges |
| Teacher Education | Ayurveda Colleges |
| Business Schools | Allied Health Science Colleges |
WHO CAN REGISTER?:
Higher Educational Institutions / Health Science Institutions
1. Applying for NAAC Assessment and Accreditation (A&A)
2. Submission of AQAR - RAF 2020 Format
3. Provisional Accreditation for Colleges (PAC)
PARTICIPATION FEE:
| Category | Registration Fee | No. of Days - Date - Time |
| NAAC Assessment and Accreditation | 2 Participants @ Rs.5,000/- (1 Coordinator + 1 Participant) 5 Participants @ Rs.10,000/- (1 Coordinator + 4 Participant) |
2 Days Date: 20th & 21st June 2022 Time: 10AM - 6PM |
| Provisional Accreditation for Colleges (PAC) | ||
| AQAR Submission by Accredited Institutions |
NOTE:
1. GST extra @ 18%
2. Number of Participants allowed in each category is 5, Extra Participant will be charged @ Rs.2500 /-.
3. Government Colleges can avail 25% discount in participation fee.
