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BITS Pilani achieves A++ grade in NAAC accreditation

BITS scored a 100 per cent in Criterion 1-Curricular Aspects for its innovative curriculum and its significant learner-centric approach, the institute claimed.

This will place BITS Pilani among the top 4 per cent of NAAC-accredited universities in the country. (Representative image/ Source: BITS Pilani)

BITS Pilani has been awarded the coveted A++ grade with a score of 3.68 out of 4 in the latest circular of NAAC accreditation. This will place it among the top 4 per cent of NAAC-accredited universities in the country.

The process for assessment by the NAAC is based on seven criteria: Curricular Aspects Teaching, Learning, and Evaluation, Research, Innovation, and Extensions, Infrastructure and Learning Resources, Student Support and Progression, Governance, Leadership, and Management, Institutional Values & Best Practices for evaluation.

BITS Pilani scored a 100 per cent in Criterion 1-Curricular Aspects for its innovative curriculum and its significant learner-centric approach, the institute claimed. Enhanced research output, progressive research policies, and impactful faculty contributions also played a pivotal role in this recognition.

“The A++ grade awarded by NAAC, a highly recognized accreditation entity confirms the persistent commitment of BITS Pilani to quality and reinforces our standing as one of India’s leading higher education institutions. Our Enhanced research output and research promotion policies have played a vital role in achieving the recent accreditation. We look forward to continuing our journey of academic and research excellence, further elevating our impact on education and innovation, and setting new benchmarks for higher education in India and beyond,” said Prof Ramgopal Rao, Vice Chancellor, BITS Pilani.

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