NBA FAQ's

Answer: NBA (National Board of Accreditation) is an autonomous body that assesses technical and professional education programs in India based on quality and industry standards.

Answer: NBA accreditation ensures that a program meets the highest academic and professional standards, improving the institution's credibility and students' employability.

Answer: While NAAC evaluates entire institutions based on overall performance, NBA accredits individual programs (engineering, management, pharmacy, etc.) focusing on curriculum, faculty, and student outcomes.

Answer: NBA accreditation is categorized based on:

Tier-I: For institutions offering programs at autonomous, IITs, NITs, and university levels.
Tier-II: For programs in affiliated colleges and other institutions.

Answer: NBA evaluates programs based on:

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
Curriculum and teaching-learning processes
Student performance and outcomes
Faculty contributions
Infrastructure and learning resources
Industry and research collaborations
Governance and Institutional support

Answer: NBA accreditation is valid for 3 or 6 years, depending on the program's quality. Institutions must apply for reaccreditation before expiry.

Answer: NBA-accredited programs provide: