Key Points

Jammu and Kashmir's Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has celebrated a remarkable academic achievement by the University of Kashmir. The university secured an impressive A++ grade from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council with a high CGPA of 3.68. This accomplishment is particularly significant as it makes the University of Kashmir one of the top institutions in the country. The LG highlighted this as a proud moment for the Union Territory and recognized the collective effort of faculty, staff, and education experts.

Key Points: Kashmir University Scores A++ in NAAC Manoj Sinha Praises

  • University of Kashmir achieves prestigious A++ NAAC grade with 3.68 CGPA
  • Two J&K universities secure top academic ranking
  • LG credits faculty and education experts for transformation
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J&K LG congratulates Kashmir University for getting A++ grade in NAAC

J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha celebrates University of Kashmir's exceptional A++ NAAC grade, highlighting UT's academic excellence

"The A++ Grade places the University of Kashmir among the top institutions in the country - Manoj Sinha, J&K LG"

Srinagar, June 7

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, on Saturday, congratulated the University of Kashmir for getting an A++ grade in the NAAC inspection.

The Lt Governor extended his heartiest congratulations to the Vice Chancellor, faculty, staff, and students of the University of Kashmir for attaining the prestigious A++ Grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), and securing an outstanding Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.68 on a seven-point scale.

Calling it a proud moment for J&K UT, the Lt Governor said, "The A++ Grade places the University of Kashmir among the top institutions in the country, further strengthening its role as a beacon of knowledge and innovation."

"It is a matter of pride that two universities of J&K UT -- University of Jammu with CGPA Score of 3.72 and University of Kashmir with CGPA Score of 3.68, have achieved A++ Grade."

"This is a rare phenomenon in academic history where two Universities of a Union Territory have achieved this honour," the Lt governor said.

He dedicated this outstanding achievement to the faculty members, Vice Chancellors, non-teaching staff, and the country's top higher education experts who tirelessly worked in the past 5 years to transform J&K's Universities and Colleges into Centres of Excellence.

"We also made history in the college category when Padma Shri Padma Sachdev Government College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, secured an A++ Grade in January 2024. We have set an example by continued pursuit of excellence in education and innovation with a larger vision of building Viksit J&K", the Lt Governor added.

Lt Governor Manoj Sinha is the chancellor of both Jammu University and the University of Kashmir. He has been taking a keen interest in the academic development of the universities that he heads as the chancellor.

His role as the chancellor of the universities is important for supervision, support, and guidance that is crucial to faculty development, research orientation, academic exchange, and administrative control of any university in the country.

- IANS

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Rajesh K.
This is fantastic news! Kashmir University's achievement shows how education can flourish when given proper support. The LG's focus on academics is really paying off. More power to J&K's students! 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
As someone who studied in KU, this makes me emotional. The campus has seen tough times, but this recognition proves Kashmir's youth are hungry for excellence. Hope this attracts more students from across India!
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Amit S.
While the achievement is commendable, I hope the administration ensures this translates into better job opportunities for graduates. Degrees alone won't help unless industries come forward to recruit from these institutions.
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Neha T.
Double A++ grades for J&K universities! 🎉 This should silence those who stereotype Kashmir only for negative news. Education is the real game-changer. Next step - make these campuses innovation hubs!
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Sanjay V.
The CGPA scores are impressive, but how does this benefit ordinary Kashmiris? Need more focus on vocational courses alongside academics. Not everyone can be a professor - we need skilled technicians too.
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Kavita R.
Heartwarming to see Kashmir University shine! My niece studies there and says the library facilities have improved tremendously. Small steps leading to big achievements. More power to the teachers working in challenging conditions!

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