Indore : The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has made it mandatory for all the colleges and institutions to make their Self Study Report (SSR) public before submitting the Letter of Intent.
In the revised timeline and procedure of assessment and accreditation for the colleges, NAAC has directed to upload the SSR report on the website before submitting the Letter of Intent.
Earlier, it was not mandatory for the colleges to publish the report before getting the accreditation. In its new guidelines, it is also mentioned that LOI will be processed by NAAC and the decision in this regard shall be communicated within 15 days.
Besides, Institutional Eligibility for Quality Assessment (IEQA) should be submitted within the one week of acceptance of LOI and they will have to submit the SSR within two weeks of the acceptance of LOI/IEQA.
After getting the receipt of SSR, NAAC will decide the dates of visit and constitute the teams to visit the institutions within three weeks and the inspection should be completed in one month. National Assessment and Accreditation Council also cautioned the colleges to reject the assessment application if they found any deficiency in the LOI and the colleges will have to resubmit it along with the registration charges again.
In the revised timeline and procedure of assessment and accreditation for the colleges, NAAC has directed to upload the SSR report on the website before submitting the Letter of Intent.
Earlier, it was not mandatory for the colleges to publish the report before getting the accreditation. In its new guidelines, it is also mentioned that LOI will be processed by NAAC and the decision in this regard shall be communicated within 15 days.
Besides, Institutional Eligibility for Quality Assessment (IEQA) should be submitted within the one week of acceptance of LOI and they will have to submit the SSR within two weeks of the acceptance of LOI/IEQA.
After getting the receipt of SSR, NAAC will decide the dates of visit and constitute the teams to visit the institutions within three weeks and the inspection should be completed in one month. National Assessment and Accreditation Council also cautioned the colleges to reject the assessment application if they found any deficiency in the LOI and the colleges will have to resubmit it along with the registration charges again.
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