GTU tops state in student records submission to NAD
Ahmedabad: Under the guidelines of the
New Education Policy
(NEP), universities across the country were required to upload student academic records to the
National Academic Depository
(NAD). According to the latest bi-annual NAD assessment,
Gujarat Technological University
(GTU) ranked first in Gujarat and 9th nationwide in student record submissions. Gujarat University secured the third position in the state and stands at the 49th position nationally.
The student performance data of 464 universities can now be accessed by the public. Under NEP directives, universities must establish an Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) for students. This ABC framework records credits accumulated by students in each subject and semester from their first year. Students can review their academic progress by checking these credits through their ABC accounts.
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Additionally, universities must upload academic certificates to DigiLocker, allowing students to access and share verified academic documents from their accounts without requiring university authentication.
GTU uploaded records of over 40 lakh students. Veer Narmad South Gujarat University ranks second in the state with roughly 15 lakh student records, followed by Gujarat University with over 10 lakh records.
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