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National Accreditation Board For Testing and Calibration Laboratories (#NABL)

National Accreditation Board For Testing and Calibration Laboratories (#NABL)

Government Administration

Gurgaon, Haryana 18,884 followers

To be the world's leading accreditation body and to enhance stake holder's confidence in its services.

About us

National Accreditation Board for Testing & Calibration Laboratories (NABL) is an autonomous society providing Accreditation (Recognition) of Technical competence of a testing, calibration, medical laboratory & Proficiency testing provider (PTP) & Reference Material Producer (RMP) for a specific scope following IEC/ISO 17025, ISO 15189, IEC/ISO 17043 & IEC/ISO 17034 Standards. It has Mutual Recognition Arrangements with Asia Pacific Accreditation Cooperation (APAC), Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA), International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC)

Website
http://www.nabl-india.org
Industry
Government Administration
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Gurgaon, Haryana
Type
Government Agency
Founded
1988
Specialties
Accreditation, Testing, Calibration, Medical testing, ISO/IEC 17025, ISO 15189, ISO 17034, ISO 17043, and ISO/IEC 17011

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Employees at National Accreditation Board For Testing and Calibration Laboratories (#NABL)

Updates

  • #GunvattaYatra NABL in collaboration with K.S.R Educational Institutions (KSREI), successfully conducted Gunvatta Yatra on May 2, 2025, at Cyberdome, IT Park, K.S. Rangasamy College of Technology (KSRCT), Tiruchengode, Namakkal district. The event aimed to promote NABL accreditation, its benefits, and the Quality Council of India's (QCI) role in maintaining industry quality standards. Dr. M. Kathirselvam, Associate Professor at KSRCT, welcomed participants and highlighted how NABL accreditation can uplift product quality and testing standards, benefiting local manufacturers. Dr. R. Gopalakrishnan, Principal of KSRCT, formally inaugurated the program, emphasizing the critical role of accreditation in gaining regulatory trust and fostering innovation. Dr. K. C. Arun, District Designated Officer for Namakkal, emphasized the importance of technical competence in laboratories, particularly in the agro-food sector, and how accreditation contributes to food safety and public health. Shri B. Gopi, Secretary of the Namakkal District Paramedical Lab Education & Welfare Association (PMLEWA), discussed the M(EL)T scheme and its role in enhancing rural healthcare infrastructure and boosting public trust in diagnostic labs. Mr. Soundirapandian, Deputy Director of NABL-QCI, elaborated on QCI, NABL accreditation, and its benefits. Mr. Franklin J, Coordinator, presented the NABL accreditation process and explained how to apply through the NABL web portal. The event attracted over 60 participants, including startups, researchers, food entrepreneurs, and institutes from the Salem district, who gained valuable insights into the importance of accreditation in the food and paramedical sectors. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah Jaxay Shah KSR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

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  • #GunvattaYatra NABL successfully organized the Gunvatta Yatra awareness program on April 28, 2025, at the Department of Biochemistry, Lady Hardinge Medical College and Associated Hospitals, New Delhi. The event aimed to sensitize participants about NABL accreditation, its benefits, and QCI activities. Dr. Sarita Beri, Director of LHMC, emphasized the importance of quality in healthcare and the need to propagate quality standards across departments to enhance laboratory credibility and ensure international recognition. She expressed gratitude to NABL for conducting the program at the Department of Biochemistry. Mr. Pankaj Johri, Director, highlighted the benefits of NABL accreditation in achieving global recognition of medical laboratory test reports. Ms. Gayathri S, Joint Director of NABL, explained the details of ISO 15189:2022 and discussed NABL's Medical Entry-Level Testing (MELT) recognition scheme. Dr. Mitali Gupta, Assistant Director of NABL, provided an overview of the accreditation process and the procedure for applying for NABL accreditation. The event attracted approximately 80 participants, including laboratory professionals and clinicians from neighboring hospitals, who gained valuable insights into NABL accreditation and QCI activities. Through such initiatives, QCI-NABL continues to promote quality awareness across medical laboratories in India. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah Lady Hardinge Medical College - LHMC New Delhi

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  • #GunvattaYatra NABL -QCI Ahmedabad Regional Office Gunvatta Yatra continued at College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Rewa, M.P to disseminate information on NABL Accreditation and it’s benefits on 29th April 2025. Prof (Dr.) Ajit Pratap Singh, Dean, College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Rewa during his Welcome address, emphasized on the importance of NABL accreditation. Shri Rajesh Mishra, Joint Director (Veterinary Services), Rewa-Shahdol Division, Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Govt. of MP during his special address, explained the significance of reliable and accurate results in Veterinary testing.   Dr. Bhumi Rajyaguru, Joint Director, NABL, QCI Ahmedabad Regional Office explained about NABL accreditation and its benefits, Accreditation process, NABL Documents etc.   80 Participants from academic institute and laboratories actively participated and benefitted from the interactive Gunvatta Yatra. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah

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  • #GunvattaYatra NABL's Gunvatta Yatra, a quality awareness initiative, continued in Koraput, Odisha, on April 29, 2025. The Regional Office of QCI-NABL, Kolkata, organized an informative session at SLN Medical College and Hospital, highlighting the importance and benefits of NABL accreditation for medical Segments. Dr. Susanta Kumar Sahu, Dean and Principal of SLN Medical College, warmly welcomed all participants and NABL officers. He emphasized the importance of quality in laboratory practices and highlighted the significance of NABL accreditation in ensuring the authenticity and reliability of laboratory reports. HODs from different departments of medical college also highlighted the global recognition and credibility that NABL accreditation brings to laboratory services. Ms. Jayeeta Majumdar, Deputy Director, NABL, provided insights into NABL, global scenarios, accreditation processes, Online application, important documents, and necessary requirements for NABL accreditation. She has also given an overview of ISO 15189:2022 standard. A total no. of 53 participants attended the program, which featured an interactive session addressing queries and offering valuable insights into accreditation processes, timelines, documentation requirements, and fee structures. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah

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  • #GunvattaYatra The QCI-NABL,Gurugram organised the Gunvatta Yatra awareness program on April 29, 2025 at the MSME-Development & Felicitation Office (DFO), New Delhi. The event aimed to educate participants about NABL accreditation & its benefits. Dr. B. P. Singh, IEDS (A. Director) MSME DFO, appreciated the Gunvatta Yatra initiated by QCI-NABL and suggested sectorwise more such programs in future. Mr. Aditya Prakash Sharma, Principal Director Incharge, Leather Sports Goods/Testing/Training MSME Uttar Pradesh informed the importance of accreditation and role played by NABL Accredited laboratories testing footwear (Textile & Leather Industry) in the country. Ms. Rini Narayan, Joint Director of NABL, explained about the Gunvatta Yatra initiative, about NABL & importance of NABL Accreditation and interacted with the various Industry and laboratory professional. The program featured detailed sessions on accreditation processes and benefits. Mr. Vivek Vardhan, Assistant Director NABL, outlined the step-by-step procedure for applying for NABL accreditation. The event drew more than 55 participants, including laboratory professionals and industry representatives, who gained valuable insights into NABL accreditation. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah

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  • #GunvattaYatra The Gunvatta Yatra Excel reached its destination and reached at Dhubri Medical College, Dhubri, Assam, on 30 April 2025, aiming to promote and sensitize medical professionals about the NABL Medical Entry-Level Testing (MELT) program. This initiative focuses on ensuring quality standards in medical laboratories, especially in underserved areas. The event was inaugurated by Dr. Anumoni, Principal-cum-Medical Superintendent, who emphasized the importance of NABL recognition in enhancing credibility and reliability in medical diagnostics. Following the inauguration, Dr. Abhishek Sharma, Assistant Director at NABL, conducted an insightful session on the importance and criteria of MELT recognition, explaining its role in improving structured diagnostic practices and its benefits. The program witnessed participation from around 72 faculty members, who actively engaged in discussions about enhancing medical laboratory standards. Through this initiative, Gunvatta Yatra Excel successfully fostered awareness among medical professionals, reinforcing the vision of accessible and high-quality laboratory services. As the journey towards excellence continues, this program remains committed to ensuring precision, reliability, and improved diagnostic outcomes for all. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah

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  • #GunvattaYatra NABL- QCI continued it’s Gunvatta Yatra to disseminate information on NABL accreditation and its benefits at Kerala Agricultural University, Thrissur on 29th April 2025. Dr. Binoo P Bonney, Professor and Head of Kerala agricultural university emphasized the importance of NABL accreditation and how quality systems in laboratory meeting NABL requirements can benefit the society. Dr. Berin Pathrose, Associate Professor of Kerala agricultural university appreciated the initiative and explained the importance of NABL accreditation for the Quality enhancement. Mr. Ranjith Kumar, Deputy Director of NABL-QCI, Regional Office Bengaluru, elaborated on QCI, its boards and divisions, NABL accreditation, and its benefits. Ms. Gopika Mohanan, Accreditation Officer explained about NABL accreditation process and how to apply for accreditation through the NABL web portal. Around 30 Participants from various government institutions, laboratories, and manufacturing industries participated and benefited from the yatra. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah Kerala Agricultural University (KAU)

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  • #GunvattaYatra The QCI-NABL Regional Office, Bengaluru, marked a new milestone in its Gunvatta Yatra initiative by bringing awareness about NABL accreditation, its benefits, and QCI activities to Srivijayapuram, Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The event was held at the ICAR-Central Island Agricultural Research Institute (CIARI). Dr. Eaknath B Chakurkar, Director of CIARI, emphasized that accreditation adds a new dimension to institutes of excellence, providing global recognition of their testing competence. He applauded NABL for conducting the Gunvatta Yatra in diverse locations, including the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and appreciated the informative sessions and Q&A conducted in multiple local languages. Mr. Srikanth R, Director of NABL, explained the role of the Bengaluru regional office in supporting and promoting accreditation in southern states and Union Territories. He also provided an overview of QCI, its boards and divisions, NABL accreditation, and its benefits. Ms. Sanghavi V, Executive Officer, guided participants through the steps and procedure for applying for NABL accreditation. Mr. Sreeram Pinnamaraju, Assistant Director of NABL, shared information on becoming a NABL assessor and the recognition schemes offered by NABL. The event benefited 45 participants from government departments, laboratories, and educational institutions, providing them with valuable insights into NABL accreditation and quality standards. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah ICAR- CIARI

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  • #GunvattaYatra QCI-NABL Regional Office, Bengaluru Conducts Gunvatta Yatra at MGIT, Gandipet, Telangana On 23rd April 2025, the QCI-NABL Regional Office, Bengaluru, organized the Gunvatta Yatra at Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology (MGIT), Gandipet, Telangana, with the aim of creating awareness about NABL accreditation and its benefits, as well as the broader activities of QCI and its constituent boards and divisions. Prof. G. ChandraMohan Reddy, Principal, MGIT, highlighted the laboratory infrastructure available at the institution. He emphasized the critical role of NABL accreditation in ensuring quality and credibility in laboratory operations and reiterated the college’s commitment to pursuing NABL accreditation for its laboratories. Dr. P.V.S. Lakshminarayana, Assistant Professor, Department of Metallurgy and Material Technology, expressed his gratitude to NABL for conducting the awareness program at MGIT. He appreciated the initiative taken by the NABL team to engage directly with academic institutions and promote a quality culture. Mr. Siribabu K, Assistant Director, NABL, elaborated on the role of the NABL Regional Office in Bengaluru, which serves the five southern states and three Union Territories. He provided insights into NABL accreditation, its process and procedures, and the significant benefits it offers to laboratories. He also shared information about QCI’s activities and its various boards and divisions. The event witnessed active participation from around 70 attendees, including representatives from laboratories, academic institutions, and industries. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah

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  • #GunvattaYatra NABL's Gunvatta Yatra continued in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, on 25th April 2025. The Regional Office of QCI-NABL, Bengaluru, disseminated information on the importance of NABL accreditation and its benefits at PSGCAS, Coimbatore. Dr. T. Kannaian Secretary , PSGCAS, presided over the event and appreciated NABL for organizing such an insightful program. Dr. M. Senguttuvan, Principal In-charge, PSGCAS, also presided over the event and echoed the appreciation for NABL’s efforts. Mr. Ranjit Kumar, Deputy Director of NABL-QCI, Regional Office Bengaluru, elaborated on QCI, its boards and divisions, NABL accreditation, and its benefits. Mr. Shashank Poojary, Coordinator, presented the NABL accreditation process and explained how to apply through the NABL web portal. Around 65 professionals from various institutions, laboratories, and manufacturing industries actively participated and benefited from the yatra. Quality Council of India(QCI) Kannan Chakravarthy Dr Sandip Shah PSG College of Arts and Science

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