NEP 2020 curriculum builder for colleges and universities.
Kwilo AI generates NEP 2020-aligned syllabi, course outcomes, and lesson plans grounded in your existing institutional content — not generic templates.
What the curriculum builder does
Input your existing syllabus document, subject area, and credit structure. Kwilo maps every unit to NEP 2020's outcome-based education (OBE) framework: course outcomes (COs), programme outcomes (POs), and the National Credit Framework (NCrF) level descriptors. The builder suggests learning objectives at the right Bloom's taxonomy level, flags units that need multidisciplinary content, and generates a week-by-week delivery plan. Output is an editable Word/PDF document ready for IQAC submission.
For academic leadership — Deans, BoS chairs, and IQAC coordinators
Board of Studies chairs revising syllabi for the 2025–26 academic year face a large volume of alignment work across multiple programs. NEP 2020 requires every course to have measurable COs mapped to POs, multidisciplinary elective slots, and a credit structure aligned to NCrF Level 4.5–6 (UG), Level 6–7 (PG). Kwilo does this alignment in minutes per course, not weeks. Deans get a dashboard showing which programs are fully NEP-compliant and which have gaps.
AICTE and UGC model curriculum alignment
Kwilo ships pre-loaded mappings for AICTE model curricula (2021 revision) and UGC Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) for 120+ subjects across engineering, arts, science, and commerce. Your customised syllabus is diffed against the model curriculum to identify additions, removals, and mismatches before NAAC or NBA submission. All generated documents carry version stamps and change logs.
Early adoption with our college partners
Our first cohort of college partners is using Kwilo's curriculum builder for outcome-based education (OBE) revisions, mapping course outcomes to programme outcomes in minutes instead of hours per course. IQAC coordinators tell us the back-and-forth before board approval has dropped noticeably, since every mapping traces back to the source syllabus document.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Kwilo supports arts, science, commerce, management, and education programs. The OBE framework and Bloom's taxonomy mapping are domain-agnostic. AICTE model curricula cover engineering; UGC CBCS mappings cover non-technical disciplines. Custom subject maps can also be uploaded.
NEP 2020 requires every UG program to include multidisciplinary elective credits. Kwilo's builder flags gaps in your existing elective basket and suggests complementary subjects from peer institutions in the platform's curriculum library. The suggestions are filtered by credit value and NCrF level compatibility with your program.
Kwilo generates documents in the format expected by NAAC's Self-Study Report (SSR) and NBA's Tier-1/Tier-2 SAR templates. You still need to verify and sign off on the content — no regulatory authority accepts AI-generated documents without an authorised human signatory. Kwilo dramatically reduces the drafting effort.
Kwilo updates university-specific mapping tables within 30 days of a published revision. Your existing courses are automatically flagged if they diverge from the updated model. You receive a gap report showing which sections need updating, not a blank canvas.
No. Your uploaded syllabi are private to your institution's workspace. Kwilo does not train models on institutional documents. The curriculum builder uses your documents as retrieval context; they remain within your data boundary. Each institution's documents are stored in an isolated storage bucket scoped to its organisation ID, with access controls that prevent cross-tenant reads at the infrastructure level. Document processing runs in a compute environment that shares no persistent state between tenants. IQAC coordinators or IT administrators who want to verify the isolation model can request a technical architecture overview from the Kwilo team.