Tech consultancy for institutions

We assess where your institution stands today against what NEP 2020 expects: multidisciplinary programmes, multiple entry and exit, credit transfer through ABC, blended learning and data-driven governance. The result is a three-year roadmap that sequences projects by dependency and budget, so you are not buying an LMS before the student record that feeds it. Each item has an owner, a cost range and a measurable end state.

We run a vendor-neutral selection for your ERP and LMS, whether that means adopting the Ministry of Education's Samarth e-governance suite, an open-source LMS such as Moodle, a commercial product or a custom build. We write the requirements, score the options against your real processes and negotiate the contract terms that matter. Then we integrate the chosen system with the student record, fee portal, exam platform and ABC/APAAR so data is entered once.

We survey your campus, design the network and Wi-Fi for the number of devices students actually carry, and plan smart classrooms that faculty will use. We specify equipment by capability, not brand, and supervise installation and acceptance testing. Where your existing network can be fixed rather than replaced, we say so.

The CERT-In Directions of 28 April 2022 require cyber incidents to be reported within six hours of being noticed, ICT logs to be kept for 180 days within India, and system clocks to be synchronised to the national time sources. We audit your position against these Directions, close the gaps and build a disaster-recovery plan with defined recovery times. Where a formal audit by a CERT-In empanelled auditor is required, we prepare you for it and coordinate with the auditor; we do not claim empanelment ourselves.

We help you buy well and hold vendors to what they promised. That means writing tender and RFP documents, evaluating bids on substance, and inserting the clauses most institutions forget: data residency, data export on exit, uptime credits and security obligations. After award, we track vendor performance and flag renewals before they happen automatically.

NAAC Criterion 4 looks at infrastructure and learning resources, including IT facilities and bandwidth, and Criterion 6 looks at governance, including e-governance in administration, finance, admissions and examinations. We set up your systems so the metrics and supporting documents for these criteria come straight from live data. When DVV queries arrive, the answer is a report, not a search through old files.

NIRF asks for faculty, student, financial, research and graduation-outcome data in fixed formats each year, and expects the same data to be published on your own website. We build a pipeline from your HR, admissions, finance, exam and placement systems into the NIRF data formats, with checks that catch inconsistencies before submission. Your numbers then match across NIRF, AISHE and NAAC, which is one of the first things reviewers notice when they do not.