Institutional Evaluation
General Course Index – IGC
The IGC is an indicator published annually by Inep/MEC that synthesizes the quality of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs into a single index.
External evaluation
General Course Index – IGC
The General Course Index – IGC is an instrument published annually by Inep/MEC that synthesizes the quality of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral courses into a single indicator.
The IGC is constructed based on a weighted average of the grades of the institution's undergraduate and graduate courses.
How is it calculated?
Preliminary Course Concept (CPC)
For undergraduate courses, the Preliminary Course Concept (CPC) is used, which evaluates:
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Enade Concept (performance of graduating students)
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Performance of incoming students in the Enade exam
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Faculty
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Infrastructure
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Pedagogical program
The final result presents continuous values from 0 to 500 and ranges from 1 to 5.
Institutional performance
Highest score since 2008
Since the IGC performance index was first published in 2008, Faculdade São Leopoldo Mandic has consistently obtained the highest possible score and ranks among the top ten higher education institutions in the country.
The institution is the highest-ranked college among those offering Dentistry and Medicine programs.