Triggering Excellence in Higher Education through Assessment and Accreditation
Abstract
Sitting pretty as the third largest system in the world in terms of its sheer size and diversity, Indian Higher Education follows China and the US, making it one of the most complex, varied and highly pursued entity by the insiders and outsiders alike. It is poised to be the largest in the world with its potential for expansion, growth, promising platform for reforms and the thrust that the knowledge economy gives in terms of planning and allocation; while prioritizing the country’s requirements. Indian Higher Education has recorded unprecedented growth in myriad ways.
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