The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) was launched by the Ministry of Education (formerly MHRD) to rank higher education institutions in India. It outlines a methodology to rank institutions across the country based on several parameters that reflect the core pillars of academic excellence and institutional growth.
At Parishkar College of Global Excellence (Autonomous), we are committed to maintaining the highest standards in education, research, and inclusion. Participation in NIRF allows us to benchmark our progress and continuously improve our academic ecosystem.
The NIRF ranking is determined based on five broad categories of parameters:
Teaching, Learning & Resources (TLR): Focusing on faculty-student ratio, faculty qualification, and financial resource utilization.
Research and Professional Practice (RP): Evaluating publications, citations, and patents.
Graduation Outcomes (GO): Measuring placement records and success in university examinations.
Outreach and Inclusivity (OI): Assessing regional diversity, facilities for physically challenged students, and gender balance.
Perception (PR): Based on the reputation of the institution among academic peers and employers.
In compliance with the requirements of the Ministry of Education, we provide public access to the data submitted for the NIRF ranking process. Transparency is central to our mission as an autonomous institution.