Mangaluru: FMMC gets 'platinum badge' accreditation subject rating by QS I-Gauge


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Mangaluru, Feb 10: QS I-GAUGE is a brand incorporated in India as an independent private sector initiative specialised in rating colleges, universities, and schools. It brings together the global expertise, experience, and reputation of UK based (QS) Quacquarelli Symonds, along with deep local knowledge of luminaries from Indian education.

Trusted globally by students, parents, and a diverse set of other stakeholders, including Governments and the Corporate sectors, the QS I-GAUGE rating tools capture the essence of the dynamic Indian education system and conform to the international standards and best practices.

QS I-Gauge Subject Rating for Indian higher education institutions is thoughtfully designed with students' long-term success in focus. This rating evaluates institutions based on the quality of education delivered in specific subjects, ensuring alignment with current job market trends and future industry demands. 

The QS I-GAUGE rating does not depend solely on the data submitted by the Institution but also elicits anonymous survey responses from students, faculty, and alumni. The rating reflects key insights to the student community in pursuit of higher education. The institutions are awarded bronze, silver, gold, diamond, or platinum badges based on their performance.

Father Muller Medical College, started in 1999 as a unit of Father Muller Charitable Institutions, has made enormous progress then onwards in medical education and is one of the eminent and much sought-after medical institutions of excellence.  Re-accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ grade and accredited by the International Accreditation Organisation (IAO), the college imparts quality education with a motto of "Heal and Comfort".

Quality is not an accident; it is a habit in Father Muller Medical College. The journey of quality is progressing well for the institution, and it is recognized by the public, parents, students, and accreditation agencies.

The Platinum badge by QS I-GAUGE (Subject rating) for this eminent institution for the successive second cycle is a feather in the cap and has certainly boosted the spirit and increased the responsibility. The accreditation is valid till January 2027.

Dr Hareesh Gouda, coordinator, internal quality assurance cell FMMC worked along with his dedicated team to fulfil the demands of the criteria for the ranking. Much support and analytics was extended by the dynamic administrator of the Father Muller Medical College Fr Ajith B Menezes, whose ever pursuit of academic and student centric excellence is most appreciated. Dr Antony Sylvan D'Souza, dean, FMMC expressed his gratitude to all the faculty and students for helping with attaining this feat.

Fr Ricard Aloysius Coelho, director, Father Muller Charitable Institutions was elated on FMMC being given the Platinum status. He said “the efforts and hard work put not only by the management but by the collective work of the stakeholders of this institutions, its faculty, staff and students, even the patients and bystanders, makes the wheel of success move forward in this institutions.”

 

 

  

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