To All Members of
Association of Management of
Polytechnics
Presentation by:
Prin. C.R. Nanavaty
Shri. H.H.J.B. Polytechnic,
Chandwad, Dist: Nashik. (M.S.)
Date: 20th June 2011
All India Council For Technical Education (AICTE) Head Office Address :
‘Chandralok’ Building, 7th Floor, Janpath
New Delhi . 110001
Phone No. (011) 23724151-57, 23724163-65
Web Address: www.aicte-india.org
AICTE is having 9 Regional Offices across India, for us R O Mumbai is R O
Mumbai Regional Office address
AICTE - Western Regional Office
2nd Floor, Industrial Assurance Building, V.N.Road, Opp. Churchgate Railway
Station, Churchgate,
Mumbai-400 020
Phone No. (022)22855412, 22851551
• All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) is
apex body in the nation dealing with the technical
education.
• It also deal with all other professional courses like
Pharmacy, Management, Architecture,etc.
• It is autonomous body supported by act made in
Parliament.
• The AICTE Act, 1987 was passed by the Parliament, to
provide for the establishment of the All India Council
for Technical Education (AICTE) with a view to ensure
proper planning and coordinated development of the
Technical Education System throughout the Country.
• Be a world class organization leading
technological
and
socioeconomic
development of the Country by enhancing
the global competitiveness of technical
manpower, by ensuring high quality
technical education to all sections of the
society.
• Transparent governance and accountability in
approach towards society.
• Planned and coordinated development of
Technical Education in the Country by ensuring
world-class standards of Institutions through
accreditation.
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Promotion of Quality in Technical Education
Policy Directions
Review of Norms and Standards
Assessment of Manpower requirement
Liaison with Central Government, State
Governments, Universities and other Statutory
Bodies
• Others as provided in the Act
• Approval for Establishment of Diploma / Degree / Post
Diploma / Post Graduate institutions catering technical
education in India
• Approval of Diploma / Degree / PG Level programs in
Technical Institutions.
• Approval of variation / increase in intake, additional
programs in technical Institutions
• Quality Assurance through NBA (Accreditation)
• Participation in the process of granting Deemed
University status by MHRD.
• Approval for Foreign Collaborations / Twinning
Programs
• Promotion of Industry-Institution Interaction
• Development of Model Curricula through All India
Boards of Studies
• Faculty Development Programs in Technical
Institutions
• Research and Institutional Development through
(MODROBS) / Research Promotion Schemes (RPS)
• Post Graduate Grants and GATE Scholarship
• Networking of Technical Institutions
• Assessment of National Technical Manpower through
National Technical Manpower Information System
(NTMIS)
• Promotion of Autonomy in Technical Institutions
• Connecting Technical Institutions through EDUSAT
Network-Live transmission of M.E. / M. Tech programs
• Steps for Stopping Commercialization of Technical
Education
Approval to Establishment of Diploma Level Technical
Institutions conducting AICTE approved Technical courses.
The Application Form can be submitted by:
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Registered Societies and Trusts /Self financing Private
Institutions
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Central/State Government Institutions/Government
Aided Institutions
AICTE Norms For Diploma Level
Technical Institutions
Intake and No. of courses:• Diploma Level Technical Institutions may be started
with 5 courses with an intake of 60 in each course.
• Intake could be increased subject to providing
additional infrastructure.
Now we will see various AICTE norms for Diploma
level institution
Land:Diploma level institutions may be permitted to be
established with land norms as per the following table:
Metro cities
Diploma Level Mega Cities including State
Capitals
Technical
Institutions
Others
1.5 Acres
5 Acres
2.5Acres
Teacher Student Ratio
• For Diploma level institutions Teacher student
ratio should be 1:20.
• The faculty should be appointed with
approved designations i.e Heads of
Department, Senior Lecturers and Lecturers.
• Ratio between Senior Lecturer and Lecturer
should be 1:3
Built -Up Area Requirements
• Diploma level technical institutions should provide
built up area (instructional area) at the rate of 5
sq.m per student.
• Besides the additional built up area of 4 to 5
sqmt/per student
may be provided as
administrative , plus circulation area.
• In short 9 sq.mt of built up area/ student is essential.
Requirement of Computers
As per the requirements of the affiliating Body’s
curriculum, not more than 2 students to work
on one computer and not more than four
students to work in an experiment.
Computer to Student ratio should be 1:4
Norms For Library/Books and Journals
• Reference books per Student : 2
• Text books for Student
:6
• Journals : As per requirement of curriculum
• Reading Room
: for 100 students
Funds
1. For new institutions:
a) Operational Fund
( Excluding land & building ) : Rs 50 Lakh
b) Joint Fixed Deposit
: Rs. 15 Lakh
2. For existing Institutions:
a) Operational funds
: Rs 50 Lakh
Extension of Approval & Variation in
intake, additional courses
• Even after establishment of Technical Institution as per
AICTE norms each year institution has to apply for
Extension of Approval (EoA) at appropriate time in their
format. For Academic Year 2011-12 AICTE has asked
institution to upload all relevant information on their
Web portal.
• Instructions for the same were displayed on AICTE
website time to time.
• Similarly, institutions wish to make variation in
intake, additional courses has to apply through
Web portal.
• AICTE also provide Financial support to
institutions for various projects like MODROB,
DELNET, RPS, etc.
• Details are given on AICTE Website.
• Looking at all these things I humbly suggest,
every Principal should ensure that at least once
in a week he/she should visit at AICTE website.
Shikshan Shulka Samiti
305, Govt. Polytechnic Building,
Ali Yawar Jung Marg, Bandra (E),
Mumbai - 400 051 (M.S.), INDIA
Tel No. : +91-22-2647 6034 :
Telefax No. : 91-22-2647 6034
E-mail : sssamiti@yahoo.com
On DTE website we do have link on left side to access SSS &
PNS
Shikshan Shulka Samiti
• SHIKSHAN SHULKA SAMITI is body for Approval of fees
in the institutions conducting Higher & Technical
Education.
• New institutes are allowed to take fix fees up to First
batch is pass out.
• After that fees are decided by this formula
= Total Expenses made by instt/ Controlling strength*
(*Controlling Strength means Intake of Institute x Duration of course in years
If intake is 300 for diploma course then 300x3=900 is controlling strength if
students are up to 900, but strength of student is more than 900 higher
value should be taken in to consideration.)
• There is Provision of rise in fee for student in First
year in a manner as explained:
Suppose Fees of First Year
(Tuition Fees+ development Fees)
Fees of Second Year
(Tuition Fees+ development Fees)
Fees of Third Year
(Tuition Fees+ development Fees)
10,000
10,000+7%
=10700
10,000+14%
=11400
• Also we can apply on line for Interim fee
approval. For the same we have to take user
name & password from SSS can do online by
just following instruction given on site.
• If Institute is not satisfied with fees approved
by SSS, they can file appeal with necessary
documents for claiming rise in fees.
Pravesh Niyantran Samiti
Address:305, Govt. Polytechnic Building,
Ali Yawar Jung Marg, Bandra (E),
Mumbai - 400 051 (M.S.), INDIA
• Tel: +91-22-2647 6034
• Telefax : 91-22-2647 6034.
• E-mail : sspnsamiti@yahoo.com
• Objective Of Pravesh Niyantran Samiti is to
ensure that admission are given as per eligibility
norms and reservations quota decided by state
government in accordance with Supreme Court
directives.
• Institute has to Submit list of Admitted students
to first year to PRAVESH NIYANTRAN SAMITI
within stipulated time period in their prescribed
format after approval of merit list & list of
students admitted to each course by the
representative of DTE/ Jt DTE.
• PNS has punitive powers if list is not submitted.