Archive · 29 Jul 2025
NAAC's New AI-Driven Accreditation System Set for August Rollout
Imagine schools and colleges need to get a "Good School" stamp, called accreditation.
Now, instead of people visiting, a new system uses smart computers (AI) and online checks.
The system checks if the school's documents are real.
Experts from different fields will review data and give a score.
If a school lies, the score drops.
Schools can get different levels of accreditation, like levels in a game.
The system aims to be fairer and faster, following new education rules.
NAAC is launching a new AI-driven accreditation system for higher education in August.
The system replaces physical inspections with AI-driven assessment and online verification.
The new system will have basic and maturity-based graded levels.
AI will use crowdsourced validation and assess the authenticity of data.
The new system integrates features from the National Education Policy (NEP).
- Who
- The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).
- What
- NAAC is launching a new AI-driven accreditation system.
- When
- The new system will launch in August.
- Where
- Across higher education institutions in India.
- Why
- To accredit more institutions and address integrity concerns.
- System Type
- AI-driven
- Launch Date
- August
- Assessment Method
- Online verification
- Levels
- Basic and Maturity-Based (Level 1-5)
- Stakeholder Validation
- Crowdsourced
- Parameters (Basic)
- 55 for universities, 50 for autonomous colleges, and 40 for affiliated colleges
- Credibility Score
- 0 to 1