Accreditation and compliance
NBA accreditation
Five undergraduate engineering programmes at PMC Tech are accredited by the National Board of Accreditation. This page names them, says for which years each is accredited, and holds NBA’s decision letter.
- Undergraduate programmes accredited
- 5
- First accredited by NBA
- June 2022
- Accredited up to, on NBA’s list
- 30 June 2028
Programmes
The five accredited programmes
NBA accredits programmes, not institutions. Each programme here is an undergraduate (UG) engineering programme, evaluated on NBA’s Tier II framework.
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Computer Science and Engineering
Accredited
- Level
- Undergraduate (UG)
- Academic Years
- 2022–23 to 2027–28
- Accredited up to
- 30 June 2028
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Accredited
- Level
- Undergraduate (UG)
- Academic Years
- 2022–23 to 2027–28
- Accredited up to
- 30 June 2028
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Electronics and Communication Engineering
Accredited
- Level
- Undergraduate (UG)
- Academic Years
- 2022–23 to 2027–28
- Accredited up to
- 30 June 2028
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Mechanical Engineering
Accredited
- Level
- Undergraduate (UG)
- Academic Years
- 2022–23 to 2027–28
- Accredited up to
- 30 June 2028
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Information Technology
Accredited
- Level
- Undergraduate (UG)
- Academic Years
- 2022–23 to 2027–28
- Accredited up to
- 30 June 2028
Meaning
What NBA accreditation means here
What NBA’s decision letter says, put plainly.
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A standing for a programme, not the college
NBA accredits individual programmes. PMC Tech therefore states its standing programme by programme — the name, the level and the years it covers — and never for the college as a whole.
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Checked on site, by outsiders
The first accreditation followed a visit from NBA’s expert team on 25–27 March 2022. Its report was weighed by NBA’s committees before the decision was made.
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It belongs to the years a student graduates in
A student who graduates during a programme’s period of accreditation is deemed to have graduated with an NBA-accredited degree. One who graduates outside that period is not.
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Granted for a period, not for good
The 2022 grant ran for three years. To be considered for more, a programme submits a compliance report to NBA at least six months before its period ends.
Record
The dates, and where they come from
Accreditation is granted in periods. These are the two this page knows of, each with its source.
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25–27 March 2022
NBA’s expert team evaluates the programmes on site
Against NBA’s Tier II framework, in its June 2015 document.
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8 June 2022
Accredited for three years
NBA’s decision letter, F.No. 33-419/2019-NBA, accredits all five programmes for Academic Years 2022–23 to 2024–25, up to 30 June 2025. The letter is below.
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From Academic Year 2025–26
Further accredited, up to 30 June 2028
NBA’s published list shows all five programmes further accredited for Academic Years 2025–26 to 2027–28. NBA’s letter for this period is not yet published on this page.
Documents
Official documents
The documents NBA issued and the visit they record. Each opens in a new tab, as a PDF.
- NBA accreditation letter, 8 June 2022 — Open, PDF, 575 KB, opens in a new tab NBA’s decision for the five programmes, with the conditions that come with it.
- NBA expert team visit, 25–27 March 2022 — Open, PDF, 41 MB, opens in a new tab Photographs of the team at work in the five departments. A large file.