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Title: University Classification and Prediction Using Data Mining
Authors: Sheikh, Javed
Ashiq, Ahamed Abdul Subhan RehamanBee (12CO23)
Mohammed Shadir, Fakir Mohammed Fatima (12CO44)
Baig, Mannan Rehman Sabira (12CO24)
Shaikh, Abdul Alim JamilurRehman Sufiyana (12CO57)
Keywords: Project Report - CO
Issue Date: May-2016
Publisher: AIKTC
Abstract: From the medieval age university quality has been widely known by writings of students, greats names of professors and academic reputation of universities. But since the last quarter of the twentieth century, university ranking systems have widely observed international universities and updated world universities ranking annually. During recent years, university rankings have gained a considerable importance not only among the academia but also amongst students, parents, industry and businesses. Common stakeholders, the students and their parents, may not be aware of the intricacies of ranking processes and elements / criteria of rankings but they are definitely keen to know the position of the University of their Interest in the ranking lists. This paper will review the trend and existing approaches of the most common and popular university ranking systems and evaluations and describe various Quantitative / Qualitative criteria used to determine the rankings. The process involves various surveys besides using statistics and rankings are conducted on national, regional and global levels for institutions,departments, schools or specific academic programs. It is opined that although university rankings are considered inherently controversial for Not being absolutely objective and definitive, they are still used as reference to assist in making certain crucial decisions
URI: http://www.aiktcdspace.org:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/1548
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