Vadodara (Gujarat) [India], November 6: Navrachana University, a leading institution in higher education, is delighted to announce its outstanding achievement of being awarded an “A” Grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) during the Cycle 1 accreditation process. This recognition reflects Navrachana University’s commitment to academic excellence, quality education, and continuous improvement.
Achieving an “A” Grade in the very first cycle underscores the university’s dedication to maintaining high standards and delivering a world-class educational experience to its students.
During the accreditation process, Navrachana University’s unique and innovative approach to both curriculum and teaching-learning processes were highly appreciated. The integration of IT-enabled processes to support student flexibility and choice-based curriculum (electives and minors), the workshop/studio-based hands-on learning, and its unique Social immersion program (Khoj WinterSchool) have been highlights of the innovative practices at NavrachanaUniversity
“We are immensely proud to receive the ‘A’ Grade from NAAC in Cycle 1,” said Mrs. Tejal Amin, Chairperson of Navrachana Education Society. “This recognition affirms our tireless efforts to uphold the highest standards in higher education. It is a testament to the dedication of our faculty, staff, and students, who have collectively contributed to the university’s growth and success.”
Prof. Pratyush Shankar, Provost, Navrachana University, shares ‘The “A” Grade from NAAC is a significant milestone for Navrachana University, and now it is well on its way to establish itself as a prominent institute of national relevance with collaborations across the world.”
Registrar Prof. Sandeep Vasant said, “This recognition will undoubtedly benefit both current and prospective students, as well as faculty, who can be assured of Navrachana University’s unwavering commitment to quality education.”
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