Track women’s graduation rate.
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) tracks women’s academic journeys through its central Student Life Cycle Management (SLCM) platform, jointly managed by the Directorate of Admissions and the Registrar (Evaluation). The SLCM system collects gender-disaggregated data on applications, retention, and graduation, providing real-time dashboards for administrators to analyze trends and initiate early intervention ( sustainability.manipal.edu). Data inform policies on mentoring, financial aid, and academic support for women, linking education access with sustainable outcomes.
The Centre for Women’s Studies monitors equity metrics and supports departments in closing gaps through mentorship and remedial plans. If female graduation rates decline, a management review is immediately convened to diagnose and act upon issues. In 2023-24, MAHE achieved an overall graduation rate of 98.26%, with women graduating at rates equal to or higher than men. Trends from 2019-2024 show continuous growth from 96.8% (2019-20) to 98.26% (2023-24), proving the impact of evidence-based tracking and intervention ( Registrar (Evaluation) Data 2024).
By leveraging data analytics for equity-driven decision-making, MAHE translates gender tracking into tangible action—expanding scholarships, faculty training, and mentoring support through annual Curriculum Conventions. These initiatives sustain parity in graduation outcomes and advance SDG 5 (Gender Equality) and SDG 4 (Quality Education).