The National Accreditation Board for Museums (NABM) is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, responsible for granting accreditation to museums in India.

The primary objective of museum accreditation in India is to ensure the quality of museum services and to promote the development of museums.

The criteria for museum accreditation in India include collection management, exhibition and interpretation, education and public programs, conservation and preservation.

The benefits of museum accreditation in India include increased visibility and recognition, improved access to funding and resources, enhanced professional development opportunities for museum staff, and greater public trust and confidence.

Museum accreditation in India is renewed every 5 years.

The National Museum, New Delhi was the first museum to receive accreditation in India in 1989.

As of 2023, approximately 300 museums have been accredited in India.

Maharashtra has the highest number of accredited museums in India.

Mumbai has the highest number of accredited museums in India.

The name of the online portal for museum accreditation in India is the NABM Accreditation Portal.

Dr. B. R. Mani is the current Chairperson of the National Accreditation Board for Museums (NABM).

The name of the document that provides guidelines for museum accreditation in India is the Museum Accreditation Manual.

The National Museum, New Delhi has received the highest accreditation score in India.

The Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad has received the lowest accreditation score in India.

The future of museum accreditation in India is likely to see it become more rigorous and comprehensive, more accessible and affordable, and more focused on public engagement.