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The reforms recommended in the final report will be implemented by the NAAC in two stages — binary system in the next four months and maturity-based (multi-level) system from December 2024
New Delhi: Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in the country will no longer be given grades under the accreditation system, rather they will be categorised either as accredited or not accredited - Higher Education Institutions To Be Categorised As 'Accredited' Or 'Not Accredited': NAAC
Read about the National Assessment and Accreditation Council's (NAAC) decision to abolish the grading system for higher education institutes in India. Learn about the new binary accreditation process and its impact on universities and colleges.
The institutes will be categorised as ‘accredited’, ‘not accredited’ and ‘awaiting accreditation’ - EducationTimes.com
The report also recommends transitions from the present eight-point grading system of NAAC to an adapted Binary Accreditation System --- a) ‘Accredited, (b) ‘Awaiting Accreditation’ (for those who are close to the threshold level); (c) ‘Not Accredited’ (for those who are far below the standards for accreditation)