NAAC Accreditation
Striving for institutional excellence through continuous self-evaluation and rigorous peer assessment.
Our Accreditation Journey
Pragati Education Society recognizes that quality in higher education is a continuous process. As part of our commitment to transparency, accountability, and academic excellence, we are actively engaged in the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) evaluation process.
Guided by our Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), we are currently undergoing rigorous self-study and systematic documentation of our pedagogical methods, infrastructure, governance, and student support systems to meet NAAC's stringent national standards.
The 7 Criteria of Assessment
Our Self Study Report (SSR) is meticulously structured around the seven core criteria established by NAAC for evaluating higher education institutions.
Curricular Aspects
Planning, delivery, and enrichment of the curriculum with a focus on cross-cutting issues like gender and environment.
Teaching, Learning & Evaluation
Student enrollment, catering to student diversity, teaching-learning processes, and teacher quality.
Research, Innovations & Extension
Resource mobilization for research, innovation ecosystems, and community extension activities.
Infrastructure & Learning Resources
Physical facilities, library as a learning resource, IT infrastructure, and campus maintenance.
Student Support & Progression
Mentoring, capability enhancement schemes, student participation, and alumni engagement.
Governance, Leadership & Management
Institutional vision, strategy development, faculty empowerment, and financial management.
Institutional Values & Best Practices
Gender equity, environmental consciousness, sustainability, and unique institutional distinctiveness.
SSR & IIQA Downloads
Access our submitted assessment documentation. These documents provide a comprehensive, data-driven overview of Pragati Education Society.
Institutional Distinctiveness
As highlighted in our NAAC report, Pragati Education Society prides itself on several best practices that make our campus unique and deeply beneficial to our students.
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Holistic Mentorship Program
Every student is assigned a faculty mentor for continuous academic, psychological, and career guidance, ensuring a zero-dropout rate and high mental well-being across the campus.
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Green & Sustainable Campus
Implementation of solar energy grids, strict zero-plastic zones, and a robust rainwater harvesting system that integrates environmental consciousness into student life.
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Transparent Financial Support
A completely digitized, transparent system for assisting students from economically weaker sections to seamlessly apply for and receive state and institutional scholarships.