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Selection And Screening Process of Atal Incubation Centres (AICs) This note provides the screening cum selection process, as suggested by the Screening cum Selection Committee, that was following for the selection of the applicants for setting up the Atal Incubation Centres (AICs): Stage 4: Presentation & Stage 3: Site visit Evaluation •To be made by Stage 2: Data • Provide scores shortlisted Cleaning based on the applicants evaluation matrix Stage 1: •Remove invalid / Screening duplicate applications •Checking eligibility and strength of proposals All the four stages are explained below. The applicants that have got screened out with every filter at various stages as well as the applicants that got selected for the grant-in-aid are listed below. 1 Stage 1: Screening The applicants were put through various levels filters which checked the eligibility conditions, weak research/innovation system and weak plans. This filtering process was done auotmatically by the system based on the data filled in the online application forms by the applicants PART A: ELIGIBILITY CHECK Filter 1: Institutions which did not fulfil the criteria of 10,000 square feet of space requirement. Unique Name of applicant Category State Code Academic / Higher fa5f470 Aarupadai Veedu Institute of Technology Tamil Nadu Education Academic / Higher 087e699 Academy of Technology Management and Science Uttar Pradesh Education Academic / Higher 68f9386 Acharya Bangalore B School, Bangalore Karnataka Education Academic / Higher Andhra d6f0297 Acharya Nagarjuna University Education Pradesh Academic / Higher c7d4651 Acharya Narendra Dev College Delhi Education Academic / Higher Madhya ac99462 Acropolis Institute of Technology and Research Education Pradesh Academic / Higher 0d9e720 Advanced Centre for Evidence Based Child health Chandigarh Education Academic / Higher 5652263 Affinity Business School Odisha Education Academic / Higher 4e5c1631 Aim Law Institute Telangana Education Academic / Higher fdc1338 AISECT Institute of professional Studies Jharkhand Education Academic / Higher 0065233 Aligarh Muslim University, Uttar Pradesh Education ALIVE INFOTECH COMPUTER EDUCATION Academic / Higher d46d393 Uttar Pradesh CENTRE Education ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL Academic / Higher 6f05434 Bihar SCIENCES PATNA Education ALLAHABAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Academic / Higher e996635 Uttar Pradesh AND MANAGEMENT Education Academic / Higher 7257722 Alpha Arts and Science College Tamil Nadu Education Academic / Higher d142252 ALPHA BCI MEMORIAL ACADEMY Manipur Education AMIT EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL Academic / Higher f091719 Uttar Pradesh WELFARE SOCIETY Education AMRITSAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Academic / Higher f7ba1182 Punjab AND TECHNOLOGY Education Academic / Higher e6451215 Amritsar College of Engineering and Technology Punjab Education Academic / Higher bbb41532 Anna University Chennai Tamil Nadu Education Academic / Higher 62ec944 Ansal Universirty Gurgaon Haryana Education 2 Academic / Higher 62e7460 Anuj Baruah Assam Education Academic / Higher Andhra 231845 APSWR Junior College for Boys Pedavegi Education Pradesh Academic / Higher Andhra 49f5987 APTWR JUNIOR COLLEGE ST BOYS Education Pradesh Academic / Higher c265670 ARAMBAGH NABADIGANTA PVT ITI West Bengal Education Academic / Higher 37cf1670 Ariel Kerala Education Academic / Higher d7e4779 Army Institute of Technology Maharashtra Education Academic / Higher e3061162 Ashok Vatika Public School Punjab Education fc49785 Auroville Foundation R & D Institute Tamil Nadu 463f949 Auroville Village Action Trust R & D Institute Tamil Nadu B R Nahata college of pharmacy Constituent unit Academic / Higher Madhya b11f1276 of Mandsaur University Education Pradesh Academic / Higher 3540411 baba shiv financial services training centre Uttar Pradesh Education BARNAMALA EDUCATIONAL AND Academic / Higher 15b1397 West Bengal CULTURAL SOCIETY Education Academic / Higher b5a8377 Be smarter iti Haryana Education Academic / Higher 0e9e429 BGS School of Architecture and Planning Karnataka Education Academic / Higher 4186425 Bhagwant University Rajasthan Education Academic / Higher 21e2686 BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY Tamil Nadu Education Academic / Higher a88f1397 Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Maharashtra Education 31401554 Bhartiya Kashtakari rayat sewa sanstha R & D Institute Maharashtra Academic / Higher 5d15392 BIRLAPUR VIDYALAYA West Bengal Education Academic / Higher effb394 BMD COLLEGE DAYALPUR Bihar Education Academic / Higher 79db298 Camellia School of Engineering and Technology West Bengal Education Academic / Higher 2cdf1358 CBSM Speech and Hearing Institute Delhi Education b6fe526 Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute R & D Institute Kerala Academic / Higher 2b36633 Central University of Karnataka Karnataka Education Academic / Higher 8bec1647 Central University of Karnataka Karnataka Education Academic / Higher 38c71052 Central University of Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu Education Academic / Higher 0a32446 Chandy College of Engineering Tamil Nadu Education cde9384 Charotar University of Science and Technology Academic / Higher Gujarat 3 Education Academic / Higher 5d101680 Chennai Institute of Technology Tamil Nadu Education Academic / Higher c2b01250 Chil Chil Asian Mission Institute Manipur Education Academic / Higher cef4369 Cochin Institute of Science and Technology Kerala Education COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND Academic / Higher 7f73436 Odisha TECHNOLOGY Education Academic / Higher 67b5347 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CHENGANNUR Kerala Education Academic / Higher fa8f427 COMMERCE COACHING CENTRE Delhi Education COORG INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Academic / Higher 34b21671 Karnataka PONNAMPET Education Academic / Higher Madhya a771380 CSC ACADEMY Education Pradesh Academic / Higher e23c567 CSIR Indian Institute of Chemical Biology West Bengal Education CSIR Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Academic / Higher Himachal 973d480 Technology Education Pradesh Academic / Higher f7a51350 Dayanand Education Society Latur Maharashtra Education DDU KAUSHAL Kendra D M Community Academic / Higher 64001195 Manipur College D M College of Science Education Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Academic / Higher Jammu and 6b2b674 TEchnology Education Kashmir Academic / Higher c54864 Dharmsinh Desai University Gujarat Education Academic / Higher 00091533 DP Pandey Pvt Industrial Training Institute Uttar Pradesh Education Academic / Higher Andhra 7bac856 Dr B R Ambedkar University Srikakulam Education Pradesh Dr Shakuntala Misra National Rehabilitation Academic / Higher 5ce1235 Uttar Pradesh University, Lucknow Education Dr Shakuntala Misra National Rehabilitation Academic / Higher c957245 Uttar Pradesh University, Lucknow Education Academic / Higher 6167376 Eduroof CpCareers Maharashtra Education Academic / Higher abba739 Environics Trust Delhi Education Academic / Higher e231712 Eroogono NULL Education Academic / Higher 8c74918 Excel Books Private Limited Delhi Education Faculty of Technology and Engineering The M S Academic / Higher b926844 Gujarat University of Baroda Education Galbabhai Nanjibhai Patel College of Dairy Academic / Higher 389e90 Gujarat 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