The University of Mumbai, which will lose its Grade An accreditation from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has chosen to look for an augmentation on the review from the summit association.

The University has chosen to keep in touch with NAAC looking for authorization to proceed with its Grade An accreditation until it reapplies with the body," said educator Neeraj Hatekar, administrator of MU's NAAC board.

The University was allowed Grade A accreditation by the NAAC in 2012, a score that is substantial for a long time. Be that as it may, having neglected to apply for reaccreditation in time, the varsity is set to lose the review with impact from April 20.

The review characterizes the quality status of a foundation in light of its execution, educational programs, assessment, personnel and framework. Hatekar, in any case, said that the choice to not make a difference for a reaccreditation was ponder as the NAAC was changing its rules for evaluating higher instructive organizations.

On the off chance that it had connected, NAAC would have surveyed the college according to the old standards," said Hatekar. All things considered, the university positioning according to the old rules would have been substantial for a long time, he said. University Registrar M A Khan said the reexamined rules of NAAC are required to guarantee better straightforwardness in the appraisal procedure. "The new rules will be issued inside several months.

In the interim, without a NAAC review, the varsity won't be qualified for gifts from the University Grants Commission (UGC). The recently actualized Maharashtra Public Universities Act, as well, weights on NAAC accreditation of colleges and in addition schools.

Colleges without a NAAC accreditation can't take part in college decisions, the Act orders.

Observing the circumstance, the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNVS) has kept in touch with the Vice Chancellor to get an expansion on the review at the soonest. "It's past the point where it is possible to request an augmentation from the NAAC.

The University ought to have begun the procedure no less than a half year ahead of time. Until the point that the summit evaluating association allows an expansion, MU won't be qualified for monetary stipends from the administration.