Quality Assurance & Accreditation (QAA)
Kakarvitta Multiple Campus is committed to maintaining and enhancing the quality of higher education through a structured Quality Assurance & Accreditation (QAA) framework guided by the University Grants Commission (UGC), Nepal.
Quality assurance is treated as a continuous institutional process aimed at improving academic standards, governance practices, and student support systems.
1. Overview of Quality Assurance & Accreditation (QAA)
Quality Assurance & Accreditation (QAA) is a national framework implemented under UGC to assess and enhance the quality of higher education institutions. The framework focuses on:
Academic programs and learning outcomes
Teaching–learning and evaluation systems
Institutional governance and leadership
Student support services
Infrastructure and learning resources
Information management and transparency
QAA promotes accountability, consistency, and continuous improvement in higher education institutions.
2. Adoption of QAA Framework at the Campus
Kakarvitta Multiple Campus has formally adopted the QAA framework as part of its institutional development and quality enhancement strategy.
To support this process, the campus has:
Established internal quality assurance mechanisms
Strengthened academic planning and documentation systems
Implemented institutional policies and procedures
Adopted annual institutional reporting practices
These initiatives reflect the campus’s commitment to national quality standards.
3. Role of IQAC in Quality Assurance
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) functions as the central internal mechanism supporting quality assurance activities.
IQAC is responsible for:
Coordinating academic and administrative quality initiatives
Monitoring implementation of academic plans and policies
Supporting institutional documentation and reporting
Encouraging continuous quality improvement
While IQAC manages internal quality systems, information related to accreditation status and progress is presented at an institutional level under the QAA framework.
4. Institutional Quality Practices
As part of its quality assurance efforts, the campus practices:
Structured academic planning through the Academic Calendar
Continuous internal assessment and evaluation systems
Regular review of academic and administrative processes
Student support mechanisms including scholarships and counseling
Grievance redressal and feedback systems
These practices help ensure academic integrity, fairness, and accountability.
5. Documentation & Transparency
The campus maintains key institutional documents that support quality assurance, including:
Campus Darpan (Annual Report)
Academic Calendar
Examination & Internal Assessment framework
Scholarship & Financial Support framework
These documents reflect institutional transparency and readiness.
6. Current Focus & Institutional Readiness
The campus continues to strengthen its quality systems with emphasis on:
Consistent implementation of academic policies
Capacity building for faculty and staff
Systematic documentation and data management
Stakeholder participation and feedback
Quality assurance is viewed as a continuous and evolving process.
7. Governance & Policy Authority
Quality assurance activities at Kakarvitta Multiple Campus are guided by:
University Grants Commission (UGC) guidelines
Approved institutional policies and procedures
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) framework
All activities are conducted under formal institutional governance.
Conclusion
Quality Assurance & Accreditation (QAA) reflects Kakarvitta Multiple Campus’s commitment to academic excellence, responsible governance, and continuous institutional improvement. Through structured systems and transparent practices, the campus strives to provide quality higher education aligned with national standards.