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CBI Academy Achieves Top 'Sarvotkrisht' Accreditation for Excellence

The CBI Academy in Ghaziabad has been awarded the highest 'Sarvotkrisht' accreditation under the National Standards for Civil Services Training Institutions Framework 2.0. This marks an upgrade from its previous 'Ati-Uttam' certification received in 2023. A joint assessment team from the Capacity Building Commission and NABET conducted a rigorous on-site evaluation covering 43 metrics across eight key institutional pillars. The prestigious grading recognizes the Academy's sustained excellence in training, governance, and its commitment to building professional capacity in crime investigation and vigilance.

Key Points: CBI Academy Gets Top 'Sarvotkrisht' Accreditation Grading

  • Highest 'Sarvotkrisht' accreditation
  • Upgraded from 'Ati-Uttam' in 2023
  • Rigorous on-site assessment in January
  • 43 metrics across eight key pillars
  • Reflects commitment to quality training
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Major milestone for CBI Academy, secures highest accreditation grading of 'Sarvotkrisht'

CBI Academy, Ghaziabad, secures the highest 'Sarvotkrisht' accreditation under the national framework for civil services training institutes.

"meets the highest standards of excellence prescribed under the framework - CBC-NABET Assessment Team"

New Delhi, Jan 21

In a remarkable achievement, the Central Bureau of Investigation Academy, Ghaziabad has secured the highest accreditation grading of 'Sarvotkrisht', under National Standards for Civil Services Training Institutions Framework 2.0.

The CBI Academy, Ghaziabad, was earlier accredited and certified as 'Ati-Uttam (2-Star)' in 2023. The institute's mission is to train the sleuths to become industrious and upright professionals and, also carry forward its vision of steadfastly maintaining excellence in fields of crime investigation, prosecution and vigilance.

Notably, the Central Services Training Institutes (CSTIs) are accredited and certified by the Capacity Building Commission (CBC) in collaboration with the National Accreditation Board for Education and Training (NABET), a statutory board under the Quality Council of India (QCI).

As part of the re-accreditation process, a joint CBC-NABET assessment team conducted an on-site assessment of the CBI Academy, Ghaziabad on January 8 and 9, this year. During the visit, the team carried out comprehensive evaluation of the Academy's training ecosystem, institutional processes, and also overall governance framework.

The assessment was undertaken in accordance with the NSCSTI Framework 2.0 and covered 43 metrics across eight key pillars, including training needs analysis and course design, faculty development, availability of resources and achievement of training targets, trainee support systems, digitalisation and training delivery mechanisms, institutional collaboration, training evaluation, operations and governance.

Based on a detailed examination of documents, infrastructure, systems, and best practices adopted by the Academy, the assessment team concluded that the CBI Academy, Ghaziabad meets the highest standards of excellence prescribed under the framework.

Accordingly, the Academy has been accredited and certified as 'Sarvotkrisht', the highest grading awarded to a training institute under the NSCSTI Framework.

This prestigious recognition reflects the CBI Academy's sustained commitment to capacity building, quality training delivery, and continuous institutional improvement to meet the professional excellence in accordance with national priorities.

- IANS

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Priya S
Great achievement, no doubt. But I hope this 'excellence in training' translates to more transparency and faster resolution in high-profile cases that affect the common citizen. The proof will be in the pudding, as they say.
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Rohit P
From 'Ati-Uttam' to 'Sarvotkrisht' in a year! Shows serious commitment to improvement. Training in digitalisation is especially important now with cybercrime on the rise. Hope they keep up the momentum.
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Sarah B
As someone who follows governance reforms, this is a positive step. Standardized, accredited training for civil services is key to building a capable state. The CBC and NABET framework seems rigorous with 43 metrics. Hope other institutes follow this lead.
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Vikram M
Training 'industrious and upright professionals' is the mission. In today's times, upholding integrity is as important as investigative skill. This accreditation should boost public trust. Well done, Ghaziabad Academy!
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Kavya N
This is a proud moment. It's good to see our national institutions being evaluated on strict, transparent parameters. The focus on 'trainee support systems' is appreciated. A supportive environment creates better officers. đź‘Ź

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