NAAC Accreditation
Preparing for quality assurance and excellence in pharmaceutical education
The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) is an autonomous body under the University Grants Commission (UGC), responsible for assessing and accrediting higher education institutions in India based on defined quality parameters.
SHEAT College of Pharmacy is actively preparing to apply for NAAC accreditation in the near future. This initiative reflects the institution’s commitment to excellence in pharmaceutical education, research, institutional governance, and student-centric practices.
Through the NAAC accreditation process, the college aims to systematically evaluate and strengthen key areas such as teaching-learning in pharmaceutical sciences, research and innovation, laboratory infrastructure, industry and hospital training exposure, and overall institutional effectiveness. This process will enhance the quality culture within the institution and ensure alignment with national standards.
Achieving NAAC accreditation will mark a significant milestone in SHEAT’s journey toward national recognition, reinforcing its commitment to producing competent pharmacy professionals and contributing to the healthcare sector.
NAAC — What This Means for SHEAT College of Pharmacy
- Formal assessment of institutional quality, governance, and academic practices
- Structured improvement in pharmaceutical education, research, and student support systems
- Strengthening laboratory facilities, clinical exposure, and industry collaborations
- Enhanced credibility and trust among students, parents, healthcare institutions, and pharmaceutical industries
- Benchmarking against national standards for quality assurance in higher education
- Promotion of a strong internal quality assurance culture (IQAC)
SHEAT College of Pharmacy remains dedicated to continuous quality enhancement through NAAC preparation, focusing on academic excellence, research growth, and holistic student development in pharmaceutical sciences.
For updates on NAAC preparation, Self-Study Report (SSR) progress, and accreditation timelines, stakeholders are encouraged to stay connected with the Academic Affairs and IQAC Cell.