40 new Engineering colleges and 5 new medical colleges have applied for state approval
May 12th, 2009
The AICTE application status for engineering colleges until 12/31/2008 is at https://www.orissalinks.com/archives/2162. Until then 68 engineering colleges had AICTE approval, 5 (=68-63) of which are probably new and 53 more had applied for AICTE approval. As per a recent report in Pioneer 40 new engineering colleges and 5 new medical colleges have applied for state government approval and at present there are 63 engineering colleges in the state.
Since as per https://www.orissalinks.com/archives/2162 53 engineering colleges have applied for AICTE approval, I assume the engineering colleges apply for state approval and BPUT affiliation after they have received AICTE approval and except in rare cases they get the state approval and BPUT affiliation. So it is possible that there will be 40 new engineering colleges this year.
The order of the steps for medical colleges is perhaps different. In their case the key is to get approval from MCI, the Medical Council of India and it is not clear if the 5 medical colleges that have applied for state approval have approval from MCI.
Entry Filed under: Medical, nursing and pharmacy colleges,Private Engineering Colleges
2 Writeup
1. error | May 20th, 2009 at 10:12 pm
kya hoga yaar is state ka
according to bput syllabus it is equivalent to iit
and now bput rkl is going to approved 40 more engg colleges
so how will they maintain their standard and credibility??
2. rakesh | September 11th, 2009 at 8:18 pm
we required newly established engineering colleges in 2009.