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Assessment and accreditation in Indian higher education : Issues of policy and prospects

By:

Stella, Antony

Contributor(s):

Gnanam, A

Material type: Text

Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Book Plus 2001ISBN:

818740308X

Subject(s):

Accreditation - higher education

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