What is NAAC? How do NAAC and NIRF differ?

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    Aneena Abraham | Contributor-Level 10

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    Hi you can refer to the table below summarizing the differences between NAAC and NIRF:

    FeatureNAACNIRF
    Full FormNational Assessment and Accreditation CouncilNational Institutional Ranking Framework
    PurposeAssesses and accredits Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)Ranks universities and colleges across various categories
    FocusInstitutional quality, teaching, learning environment, research infrastructureOverall performance compared to peers
    OutcomeAccreditation status (A+, A, etc.)Ranking position (1st, 2nd, etc.)
    Benefit to StudentsIndicates a baseline quality standard of the institutionHelps compare colleges based on specific needs and priorities
    Voluntary vs MandatoryNot mandatoryVoluntary participation
    FrequencyAccreditation renewed periodically (typically every 5-10 years)Rankings released annually
    Example OutputA university might be accredited by NAAC with a grade of A+A college might be ranked 3rd in the NIRF Engineering category

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