NAAC, IQAC & Quality
Don Bosco College is accredited with an 'A' grade (CGPA 3.13) by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council. Every quality document is here, sorted by criterion and year.
CGPA 3.13 out of 4 · 2023
What NAAC accreditation means
An independent check
NAAC is the national body, set up by the UGC, that assesses the quality of colleges and universities in India.
Seven criteria
A visiting peer team examines teaching, results, research, facilities, student support, governance and values, and scores the college out of 4.
DBC's result
An 'A' grade with a CGPA of 3.13 in its first cycle. The college reports its progress every year in the AQAR.
NAAC grading scale (CGPA)
From AQAR 2023-24
1,412
students
Metric 2.2.2
40
full-time teachers
Metric 2.4.1
323
final-year students passed
Metric 2.6.3
55
went on to higher education
Metric 5.2.2
78
computers
Metric 4.3.2
Koha
fully automated library
Metric 4.2.1
Evidence by criterion
All 90 supporting documents, each labelled with its NAAC metric, so the IQAC, peer teams and parents can find any one in seconds.
Criterion 1
Curricular Aspects
1.1 · Curricular Planning and Implementation
1.2 · Academic Flexibility
1.3 · Curriculum Enrichment
NIRF
The college's data submitted to the Ministry of Education's National Institutional Ranking Framework.
Declarations and SSR data
Documents from the Self Study Report (SSR) submitted for the first accreditation cycle.
Internal Quality Assurance Cell
IQAC
The IQAC plans and monitors quality across the college, prepares the AQAR every year and leads the preparation for the next accreditation cycle.
IQAC notices, including the NAAC Binary Accreditation workshopUGC Public Self Disclosure
- Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)
- Student Grievance Redressal Committee
- Anti-Ragging Committee
- Fee refund policy
- Accessibility and inclusion
- Equal opportunity for disadvantaged groups
- Research and Development Cell
- Institutional development plan
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