The higher-education side of the policy, handled from your existing records — Academic Bank of Credits sync, multiple entry and exit, multidisciplinary baskets, and credit-transfer logs, with UGC-aligned reports.
NEP 2020 software for colleges helps a higher education institution run the higher-education provisions of the National Education Policy. It syncs the Academic Bank of Credits, records multiple entry and exit, builds multidisciplinary course baskets, logs credit transfers, and produces UGC-aligned reports — all from your existing ERP records.
It's built to keep records NEP-aligned as UGC circulars evolve — not to flip a "100% compliant" switch, which no tool can. The deep CBCS and CO-PO calculation engine lives in CampusAlly Academics; NEP for schools is a separate concern handled by SchoolDeck.
This is the process solution for NEP 2020 in higher education — it owns the ABC, multi-exit and multidisciplinary-basket layer. The deep academic engines live on their own feature pages, so nothing is duplicated:
The same flow every college follows to run NEP — set the credit framework once, then each cohort's mobility and credits stay aligned.
Configure your CBCS credit structure and the multidisciplinary baskets the NEP framework expects, mapped to your programmes.
Capture each student's ABC ID and sync earned credits to the Academic Bank of Credits, keeping the ledger consistent.
Track certificate, diploma and degree exit and re-entry points, so a student who leaves or rejoins has a clean record.
Record credits transferred in or out, including from online courses, with the supporting documents attached.
Generate credit, mobility and basket reports in a UGC-aligned format, kept consistent as circulars evolve.
The higher-education provisions that actually change your records — each mapped to your existing ERP data.
Capture each student's ABC ID and keep earned credits aligned with the national credit record, redemptions included.
Record certificate, diploma and degree exit and re-entry points with the credits accumulated at each stage.
Build major, minor and multidisciplinary baskets in your CBCS structure, with cross-discipline electives counted correctly.
Record credits transferred in or out — including from other institutions and online courses — with proof attached.
Run a credit-based, outcome-oriented structure, with the deep CBCS and CO-PO calculation handled by the academics engine.
Generate credit, mobility and basket reports in a UGC-aligned format, kept consistent with the framework as it changes.
Each student's earned credits are kept aligned with the Academic Bank of Credits, so the institutional ledger matches the national record.
A student who exits with a certificate and rejoins later has a clean, credit-accurate record instead of a manual reconstruction.
Cross-discipline electives count correctly toward each programme, so flexible baskets don't break your credit accounting.
It keeps your records NEP-aligned as circulars evolve — it supports implementation rather than claiming to make you "100% compliant."
| What NEP 2020 needs | Spreadsheets / manual tracking | CampusAlly NEP records |
|---|---|---|
| ABC credits | Reconciled by hand against the portal | ABC ID captured, credits kept aligned |
| Multiple entry/exit | Gaps reconstructed when a student returns | Each exit & re-entry recorded with credits |
| Multidisciplinary baskets | Cross-discipline credits hard to total | Major/minor baskets with correct credit counts |
| Credit transfer | Tracked on a side sheet, proof scattered | Transfers in/out logged with proof attached |
| Reports | Re-formatted by hand each time | Generated in a UGC-aligned format |
| "NEP compliance" | Tools over-promising "100% NEP-compliant" | Honest: records kept NEP-aligned as circulars change |
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It's software that helps a higher education institution run the higher-education provisions of the National Education Policy 2020. It syncs the Academic Bank of Credits, records multiple entry and exit, builds multidisciplinary course baskets, logs credit transfers, and produces UGC-aligned reports — all from your existing ERP records.
No software can make that claim. NEP 2020 is a broad policy implemented through evolving UGC regulations and institutional decisions. CampusAlly is built to keep your credit, mobility and basket records aligned with the framework and current as circulars change — it supports implementation, but compliance is a matter of your institution's processes and the regulator's assessment, not a switch a tool flips.
CampusAlly captures each student's ABC ID and keeps the credits they earn aligned with the Academic Bank of Credits, so the institutional ledger stays consistent with the national credit record. Credits earned, transferred and redeemed are tracked against the same student profile.
Yes. NEP 2020 allows students to exit with a certificate, diploma or degree and to re-enter later. CampusAlly records each entry and exit point with the credits accumulated at that stage, so a student who leaves or rejoins has a clean, credit-accurate record rather than a gap.
Yes. The policy encourages students to take courses across disciplines, so CampusAlly lets you build major, minor and multidisciplinary baskets within your CBCS structure and lets students register for electives across them, with credits counted correctly toward their programme.
NEP runs on a credit-based, outcome-oriented structure, so this page sits alongside your CBCS and outcome records. The deep CBCS course mapping and CO-PO attainment calculation engine is owned by the CampusAlly Academics feature, which this page links to; this solution focuses on the ABC, mobility and basket layer.
Yes, entirely. This page is for higher education — Academic Bank of Credits, multiple entry-exit and multidisciplinary degrees. NEP 2020 for schools is a separate concern, covered by SchoolDeck, with no overlap in workflow or terminology. If you run a school, that is the right product rather than this one.
Your data is India-hosted, access-controlled by role, backed up, and aligned with the DPDP Act — and it is never sold. No system can promise data is impossible to misuse, so CampusAlly focuses on the controls that genuinely reduce risk rather than absolute guarantees.
Yes. CampusAlly uses a multi-tenant architecture, so a group implementing NEP across more than one institution can manage each one's credit framework, ABC links and baskets with its own data while getting a consolidated view across the group.
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