Why aicte approval is required for mba

Forum Rules. Remember Me? Ask MBA Questions. Join Date Sep Location hyderabad Posts List of top colleges for MBA course in Chennai? School with assured placement? Is it required that an MBA college need to have Ph. D qualified professors? Do the visiting professors play the same role as permanent professors? Surender Gora. Companies give more preference to students having done MBA from a recognised university. And it rarely happens that a college is vastly respected by the industry and yet somehow fails to be accredited by AICTE.

SO, there must be a significant reason why a college has failed to get one. All India Council for Technical Education is a national level government body that gives approval and certification to MBA Institutes in India after surveying their standards and quality of the technical education. Hello Siva Yes the college has to be arroved by AICTE or UGC otherwise the colleges will provide you fake degrees or certificates which are of no use if the college or university will shut down.

Most of the universities are providing fake certificates so its better to join only those colleges who have approval of the two bodies. Thank You God Bless You. Join Date Oct Posts Join Date Nov Posts Bhavesh Dabgar. Join Date Sep Posts 1, It is required for every MBA colleges to test it across all the parameter of quality education being offered to the students. All private and government engineering colleges in the country were given option to pick students from the merit list of the exam, including the National Institutes of Technology NITs.

Under the JEE Main , being conducted by the CBSE, the states are allowed to hold their own admission tests or to admit students on the basis of their board scores. The JEE Main has survived for five years. Bengal, TN exceptions About 90 engineering colleges in Bengal admit some 21, undergraduate students on the basis of their performance in the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination.

Bengal government argued that its state-level exam was conducted very well and did not need to be replaced by a national-level test. Similarly the undergraduate engineering students in Tamil Nadu are admitted on the basis of their Class XII board marks. The state's undergraduate engineering colleges have 1. Tamil Nadu also expressed apprehensions that its reservation volumes - different from the national quota break-up - could be affected if admissions were regulated by a national entrance exam.

The IG stadium abode that was promised to be temporary, stayed with the AICTE for over 20 years during which the apex regulatory body of the technical education in the country saw the maximum expansion and maximum lure. Spread over 5 acres with 37, sq. The built-up area is sqm and parking space of sqm making it a total built-up area of sqm in the premises. Inaugurating the office building Mr Upendra Kushwaha stressed the importance of AICTE in cultivating technology and technical education in the country.

Subrahmanyam, Additional Secretary Technical Education also spoke on the occasion. AICTE shall now proceed in accordance with the Approval Process Handbook for the Academic Year insofar as the members of the petitioner Association and all colleges and institutions situated similarly to the members of the petitioner Association are concerned and necessary orders shall be issued by AICTE within ten days. Prayer for interim relief is ordered accordingly. The interim relief came almost a year after the Supreme Court had, on April 25 , held that the AICTE did not have any control and supervision over affiliated colleges of their respective universities.

The landmark case had sliced off all universities and deemed universities from the ambit of the AICTE Act triggering off a rat race for the deemed university status in the country. Business management no tech edu course : SC. The court also ruled that the AICTE did not have any control and supervision over affiliated colleges of their respective universities. Moreover, the role of AICTE was advisory and could only impose uniform standards of education in affiliated members of a university by putting a note to the UGC, the bench said.

Private, public companies can set up technical colleges, Parliament told NEW DELHI ; On November 27 the government told Parliament that all private and public limited companies with a turnover of over Rs crore for the past three consecutive years will now be allowed to set up technical colleges. A PIB press note said that the new rule would be applicable from next year. There are several reports by industry based organizations commenting on the lack of adequate skills in the technical education imparted to the students and hence less employability.

Therefore, AICTE has reviewed the curriculum and has come up with model curriculum to involve industry best practices. AICTE has further proposed scheme of setting up of research park with the industry in certain good institutions where AICTE will fund up to one crore of a rupees along with matching grant from the industry.

It is expected that the institute will provide about to Sq. This facility would provide the students to work on live projects and faculty to participate with the industry experts for the same whereas the industry also would benefit from the faculty expertise.

AICTE also promotes entrepreneurship development with the industry. Further AICTE promotes innovation promotions within the institutes based on the requirement of the industry through its students of technical institutions and funds such projects. Rajiv Shukla adds The entry, initially has been allowed to benign companies defined under section 25 of the Companies Act, -- and in only districts where currently no AICTE Institution exists -- giving profiteers a fair hint to wait and watch.

Besides, the corporates have been allowed to set up campuses through PPP or through build-operate-transfer mode under agreement with public sector.

Like all other companies, the educational institutions set up by the benign companies will be regulated by the ministry of corporate affairs. Till now only registered Trusts and Societies were allowed to establish technical education institutions in the country -- this was to keep business coporates at bay. Corporate houses have been demanding such a provision for a long time, saying it is much easier to function as a Section 25 company than as a trust or society.

Announcing a major relaxation in the AICTE norms the minister had declared that in rural sector, only 10 acre will be required to set up an engineering institute while in urban sector only 2. The AICTE has also modified the approval norms under which institutes could offer stand-alone postgraduate programme. Under the existing norms PG courses were allowed only on campuses that offered undergraduate programmes.

Sibal said B. These colleges that do not have an AICTE affiliation are only required to be affiliated and approved by a university. Although colleges that do not have an AICTE approval are operable in India as long as they have an affiliation to a university and are approved by the UGC, they do not come without their own pros and cons. Skip to content.