Objectives of IQAC

The Institutional Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of NUB was established in April 2016 in order to ensure the quality education of the university. It was established as a project for a period of 3 years with financial assistance from HEQEP, UGC and the World Bank. It will be a permanent part of the University after three years and its operations will be sustained and maintained under the revenue budget of the University.

General Objectives:

To exacerbate a quality enhancement education within the University by ensuring that the academic entity adopts and implements Quality Assurance (QA) standards and benchmarked quality criteria.

Specific Objectives of the IQAC:

1. To review the existing techniques and procedures of the administration of NUB

2. To achieve the goal of each student at the end of the educational experience

3. To provide a mechanism for the continual improvement of existing programs within the University.

4. To assess and to strengthen the capacity for effective governance, teaching-learning, research and community services

5. To prepare the University to meet the external quality assurance assessment and
accreditation requirements.

6. To monitoring and to evaluate Self-Assessment (SA) practices and processes through audit, survey and other instruments.

7. Institutionalize quality assurance (QA) systems within the University  and

8. Co-ordinate all QA related activities at the national level; and liaise with UGC and other external QA agencies.

The role of IQAC:

1. To support the University in achieving its mission and vision through providing quality education and regular training.

2. To work as a central quality assurance cell for the University and review it’s existing standards and techniques.

3. To help and to develop new standards, policies, systems, processes, and procedures by adapting and incorporating best practices.

4. To monitor and to evaluate University practices and processes through audit, survey and other instruments as deemed fit to ensure generally acceptable standards of quality.