Why Consultancy

If College Faculty /staff is able to understand the Latest NAAC Manuals/ Criterions/Weightages / Metrics/Formula for Calculating Grades and feels confident to prepare for NAAC A++ Grades then do not go for Consultancy and start preparing SSR first and then go for naac IIQA for the Accreditation process.
Here what we suggest is to keep yourself updated with naac criteria
some of the challenges faced by HEI :
  • naac criteria do not specify the number of books required in the library or the number of journals required, it is to be sought by a number of programs run by HEI and there is no specific numbers as well, it is advised by the consultant visiting the institute by his experience
  • Research and consultancy is another naac criteria which is found rarely in colleges and university
  • DVV seeks 10 to 12 pages clarification
  • What to write in 500 words while preparing SSR for NAAC.
  • NAAC keeps updating Manuals and quantitative and qualitative metrics are to be filled very specifically as per the weightage of that particular metric.

Consultancy refers to the business of providing expert advice or professional services in a particular field. A consultancy firm, or a consultant, typically works with clients to help them solve complex problems, make informed decisions, improve their processes, or achieve their goals. This can involve conducting research, analysing data, providing recommendations, or assisting with implementation. Consultants may work in a variety of industries, such as management, finance, technology, human resources, and more, and may specialize in specific areas of expertise. The goal of consultancy is to bring outside knowledge and expertise to a situation to help the client achieve their objectives