What is Accreditation?
Accreditation is a formal process through which educational institutions are evaluated against established quality standards to ensure they provide effective, reliable, and credible academic programs. It serves as a quality assurance mechanism, verifying that an institution meets or exceeds minimum requirements in areas like curriculum, faculty, infrastructure, governance, and student outcomes. Accreditation enhances public trust, supports student mobility, and ensures institutions are globally recognized. It also encourages continuous improvement and accountability. For students, accreditation guarantees a high standard of education, while for institutions, it affirms legitimacy and opens doors to international collaboration, recognition, and academic partnerships.
