What NAAC accreditation means
The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) is an autonomous body under the UGC that assesses and grades higher education institutions in India on teaching, learning, infrastructure, governance and student outcomes. Accreditation gives students, parents and regulators an independent benchmark of institutional quality.
Triveni College of Education is committed to the NAAC framework as a structured way to measure and improve what we do — not as a one-time certificate, but as an ongoing quality cycle.
Current Accreditation Status
to be updated with current NAAC cycle status — e.g. IIQA submitted / SSR under preparation / accredited with grade
This section should reflect the college’s real, current position in the NAAC cycle. Update it as the process progresses so the page always states the accurate, verifiable status.
What NAAC evaluates
Institutions are assessed against seven weighted criteria. Here is what each one covers.
Criterion I — Curricular Aspects
Criterion II — Teaching-Learning & Evaluation
Criterion III — Research, Innovations & Extension
Criterion IV — Infrastructure & Learning Resources
Criterion V — Student Support & Progression
Criterion VI — Governance, Leadership & Management
Criterion VII — Institutional Values & Best Practices
IQAC at Triveni College of Education
The IQAC is the internal body responsible for planning, guiding and monitoring quality-related activities ahead of and beyond NAAC assessment.
Plan
Sets annual quality goals for academics, infrastructure and student support.
Monitor
Tracks feedback from students, faculty and parents against those goals.
Report
Compiles the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) documenting progress each year.
Statutory information, in one place
See recognition letters, affiliation details and mandatory disclosure documents.