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The parameters considered by NBA for the accord of accreditation after the evaluation process for Tier -II Institutions

The parameters considered by NBA for the accord of accreditation after the evaluation process for Tier -II Institutions

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In this paper, the comparative studies of criteria of assessment and their weightage in NAAC and NBA practices have been made through outcome analysis of data of accredited institutes and their ranking as awarded by these agencies. NAAC evaluates the institute with all programmes included, whereas NBA evaluates on programmes individually by an inst...

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... the deliberations from AAC, the accreditation result is conveyed to the institute. 6. NBA does not accord any grade unlike NAAC, instead accord the accreditation in two category, (i) accreditation for six years and (ii) accreditation for three years based on the results and other parameters as shown in table 5 for Tier -II institutions. Similar minimum scoring desired for Tier -I institutes are also specified in the NBA manuals. ...

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