Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jamiah Islamiah Talimuddin Dabhel
The outcome of this AFD will hinge on whether this ''institution'' is shown to be an "independently accredited degree-awarding institutions" or not and whether "independent sources can be found to prove that the institution actually exists" (see ).   Alternatively, if those criteria aren't met but other criteria in  or  are met, then the page will probably be kept. As examples of a ''type'' of college in the United States which, at least as of 5-8 years ago (my wiki-history is very dated here), could fail at AFD due to lack of accreditation were: 1) Bible colleges, if their accreditation was from only one church/denomination/sect and their credentials were not recognized as "degrees" by any government or other recognized accrediting agency, 2) schools, including graduate schools, that only offered certificates and diplomas but not actual degrees, and 3) all-but-unknown-outside-their-locality community- and junior-colleges that were part of a larger system, such as a county-wide or regional community-college system, provided those schools didn't meet  or  in their own right (ironically, high schools had an easier time fighting off a "result: redirect" than non-independent associate-degree-only community colleges, mainly because they had sports teams).  Having said that, unless the school has been exceedingly obscure for the past 100 years given its present size, it is unlikely, but not -unlikely, that this institution will fail to meet  even if it fails  for some reason or another such as lack of being an "independently accredited degree-awarding institution
— User:davidwr, 22:09, 29 August 2015 (UTC)
Stance: comment
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