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Jun 14, 2024 · Quality Council of India (QCI) was established as a National body for Accreditation on recommendations of Expert Mission of EU after consultations in Inter-ministerial Task Force, Committee of Secretaries and Group of Ministers through a Cabinet decision in 1996.
A 38-member council governs QCI, which is responsible for formulating strategy, general policies and monitoring various components including the accreditation boards. The council ensures transparency and credibility amongst the entire system. QCI functions through 5 main accreditation boards.
eQuest is an Online learning portal by QCI (Quality Council of India). eQuest is designed to help Indian professionals to strengthen their skills sets and knowledge thereby enhancing their career prospects.
National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories. (A Constituent Board of Quality Council of India) To know more about Accreditation process. Click here. Important Notification.
The National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies provides accreditation to Inspection, Certification and Validation & Verification Bodies based on assessment of their competence as per the Boards criteria and in accordance with International Standards and Guidelines.
National Accreditation Board for Education and Training is a constituent Board of Quality Council of India. National Accreditation Board for Education and Training (NABET) in recent years has enlarged its scope of activities and is trying to match its progress with Slogan of QCI i.e. "Creating an Eco System for Quality".
Feb 10, 2012 · The Quality Council of India (QCI) is a pioneering experiment of the Government of India in setting up organizations in partnership with the Indian industry. Background.
About National Board for Quality Promotion (NBQP) Realizing the need that the country requires establishment of quality culture to support economic growth, Quality Council of India (QCI) started National Quality Campaign (NQC) for which a NQC Committee was established in February 1999.
Quality Council of India (QCI) was established as a National body for Accreditation on recommendations of Expert Mission of EU after consultations in Inter-ministerial Task Force, Committee of Secretaries and Group of Ministers through a Cabinet decision in 1996.
Accreditation for Blood Banks. Accreditation for Blood Storage Centre. Accreditation for Medical Imaging Services. Accreditation for Dental Health Care Service Providers. Accreditation for Oral Substitution Therapy (OST) Centre. Accreditation for Allopathic Clinics. Accreditation for AYUSH Hospitals.
