Final Quiz NITTR_K India

  Which from the following is NOT the definition of Accreditation?

• Evaluates its operations and programs and seeks an independent judgment to confirm that it substantially achieves its objectives and is generally equal in quality to comparable institutions or programs.

• A process of quality evaluation of an institution or a specific program undertaken by an external body based on predetermined standards.

• A systematic, independent, and documented process for obtaining objective evidence and evaluating it objectively to determine the extent to which the audit criteria are fulfilled.

• Both a process and a status

It refers to the Quality Assurance being taken place inside of a training centre, by an internal member of staff. This internal member of staff is called the Internal Quality Assurer, but may just be known as the Quality Manager

• External Quality Assurance

• Internal Quality Assurance

• Internal Quality Audit

• All of the above

Set of policies, procedures, or requirements, used as a reference against which objective evidence is compared.

• Audit Evidence

• Audit Plan

• Audit Programme

• Audit Criteria

Set of one or more audits planned for a specific time frame and directed towards a specific purpose.

 

• Audit Evidence

• Audit Plan

• Audit Programme

• Audit Criteria

Provides the institution with an opportunity to assess its pre-determined specific standards of the accreditation body. In this process, the institution or program collects the data or evidence needed for writing a self-study report which informs and orients the process of external review by the panel.

• Internal Audit

• Self-Study

• Audit Plan

• Quality Assurance

Non-fulfillment of a requirement.

• Conformity

• Observations

• Non-conformity

• Audit findings

The processes and procedures that systematically monitor different aspects of TVIs operations, governance and management.         

• Quality Management System

• Quality Control

• Quality Assurance

• Total QMS

Quality can’t be precisely defined, but we know it when we see it, or are aware of its absence when it is missing. This is not a particularly useful approach to quality if we hope to make an objective assessment of quality.

• Manufacturing

• Transcendent

• Value Based

• User

Quality is measured by the degree to which a product or service conforms to its intended design or specification; quality arises from the process(es) used.

• Manufacturing

• Transcendent

• Value Based

• User

These are statements that identify the conditions that are necessary for an objective evaluation of the extent to which a programme meets each criterion. This will also provide information that will guide institutions in interpreting the requirements to meet the criteria.

• Criteria

• Standards

• Evidences

• Documents