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Accreditation of Colleges and Programs
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Accreditation:
It is actually a process of ensuring that a particular institution is officially authenticated and at the same time, it clearly states that the institution meets all the established standards and pre-requisites as prescribed by an expert authority.
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Moreover, it may be noted that accreditation is an effective tool to see that a particular organisation or a particular program satisfies all the required quality standards as laid down by an autonomous expert authority.
For example, an accredited management program should full-fill all the required established standards prescribed by the management profession.
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that accreditation process has no role in issuing the ranks, rather it is a concrete assurance that the particular institution meets the mandatory and desired standards.
Types of accreditation:
1.Institutional accreditation: It is done to ensure the total institutional excellence. In fact, it is usually conducted at the regional level especially in case of colleges and universities.
2.Specialized accreditation: It primarily focusses on the essential details of the particular program.
Besides, it ensures that the curriculum of the particular program is innovative and is framed as per the current trends.
Advantages of Accreditation:
- Accreditation helps the job-consultants in selecting the competent candidates.
- Accreditation provides key details for registration and certification agencies for checking the credentials of the applicants.
- Accreditation offers colleges and universities, a credible and a reliable procedure to ponder, modify and simultaneously making the necessary improvements in the quality of their program.
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