The India Education Standards Adaptability (ISESA) Rating & Ranking Framework for Schools is a comprehensive system designed to assess and extend Ranking & Ratings to schools & educational institutions based on various parameters. The primary objective of the ISESA framework is to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of schools across India. It aims to provide stakeholders such as parents, educators, policymakers, and students themselves with a transparent and reliable way to gauge the performance and standards of different educational institutions.

The framework encompasses a wide range of parameters to assess schools comprehensively. These parameters may include academic performance, teaching methodologies, infrastructure, faculty qualifications and experience, student-teacher ratio, extracurricular activities, student support services, community engagement, technology integration, and adherence to regulatory standards, among others.

Each parameter is assigned specific criteria and weighted accordingly based on its significance in determining overall school quality. Schools are scored on each criterion, and these scores are aggregated to generate an overall rating for the institution. Once schools are assessed and rated based on the ISESA framework, they are ranked relative to one another. Rankings may be categorized by geographic location, type of school (e.g., public, private, international), grade levels offered, or other relevant factors to provide context and facilitate comparisons.

The ISESA framework also serves as a tool for schools to identify areas of strength and weakness. Schools receive feedback based on their assessment, highlighting areas for improvement. This feedback can be used by school administrators and educators to implement targeted strategies for enhancing educational quality and addressing any deficiencies. This serves to incentivize excellence and encourages schools to maintain high standards of educational quality.