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List of Institutes with Approved Change of Institute Names LIST OF INSTITUTES WITH APPROVED CHANGE OF INSTITUTE NAMES ( YEAR 2011-12) Sr No Application No Existing name of the Institute New Name of the Institute Region State SHRI RAM GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS (FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, 1 1-396949472 REWA SHIKSHA SAMITI'S GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS PHARMACY, MCA, MBA) JABALPUR (M.P.) Central Madhya Pradesh TRANSNATIONAL KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY GROUP OF 2 1-419676353 INSTITUTIONS ACROPOLIS TECHNICAL CAMPUS Central Madhya Pradesh 3 1-411307072 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MARINE ENGINEERING NEOTIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ,MANAGEMENT & SCIENCE Eastern West Bengal 4 1-455289011 XAVIER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GANDHI INSTITUTE OF EXCELLENT TECHNOCRATS Eastern Orissa 5 1-479586731 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRASAD INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY Northern Uttar Pradesh LUCKNOW INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND 6 1-474003711 MANAGEMENT SAROJ INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY Northern Uttar Pradesh 7 1-396936061 NORTHERN INDIA ENGINEERING COLLEGE BABU BANARASI DAS NORTHERN INDIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Northern Uttar Pradesh 8 1-423161831 SHRI NATH JI GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS VISHVESHWARYA GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS Northern Uttar Pradesh DR. RADHAKRISHNAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FOR 9 1-457121402 WOMEN MAHARANI GIRLS ENGINEERING COLLEGE North-West Rajasthan 10 1-419666251 PRESIDENCY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING MAHARISHI ARVIND COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, KOTA North-West Rajasthan SOUTH POINT WOMEN'S INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & 11 1-455235621 TECHNOLOGY SOUTH POINT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT North-West Haryana CMR TECHNICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY'S GROUP OF 12 1-403386381 INSTITUTIONS CMR TECHNICAL CAMPUS South-Central Andhra Pradesh 13 1-508422751 G S R GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS AURORA'S TECHNICAL & MANAGEMENT CAMPUS South-Central Andhra Pradesh JOSEPH SRIHARSHA & MARY INDRAJA EDUCATIONAL 14 1-464675391 SOCIETY'S GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS ST. MARY'S INTEGRATED CAMPUS HYDERABAD South-Central Andhra Pradesh KOTHAMASU SARASWARATHAMMA & SUBBARATNAM 15 1-441806942 WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE A.S.N.WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE South-Central Andhra Pradesh 16 1-407002308 M N RAO WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE JOGINPALLY M N RAO WOMEN'S ENGINEERING COLLEGE South-Central Andhra Pradesh MALINENI LAKSHMAIAH INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND 17 1-465626652 TECHNOLOGY BRAHMAS INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY South-Central Andhra Pradesh 18 1-432665261 NOVA GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS NARAYANA ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL CAMPUS South-Central Andhra Pradesh SRI GNANESWARI RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGICAL AVANTHI'S SRI GNANESWARI RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGICAL 19 1-422799794 ACADEMY FOR WOMEN ACADEMY FOR WOMEN South-Central Andhra Pradesh ST.THERESSA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & 20 1-419830560 TECHNOLOGY AVANTHI'S ST.THERESSA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY South-Central Andhra Pradesh 21 1-433883242 OLIVE P.G. COLLEGE AURABINDO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT South-Central Andhra Pradesh 22 1-476564801 OLIVE PG COLLEGE(MCA) AURABINDO COLLEGE OF COMPUTER SCIENCES South-Central Andhra Pradesh 23 1-430188071 GANDI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT WELLFARE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT South-Central Andhra Pradesh 24 1-401869436 KAMBAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE ARUNAI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Southern Tamil Nadu 25 1-446159011 J J SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SHIVANI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Southern Tamil Nadu VELS SRINIVASA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND 26 1-396089273 TECHNOLOGY AGNI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Southern Tamil Nadu 27 1-412325842 MANGALA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES South-West Karnataka 28 1-419674353 SAHYADRI SHIKSHAN SANSTHA, COLLEGE OF PHARMACY GOVINDRAO NIKAM COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, SAWARDE Western Maharashtra MARATHWADA SHIKSHAN PRASARAK MANDAL'S GROUP DEOGIRI TECHNICAL CAMPUS FOR ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT 29 1-407315451 OF INSTITUTIONS STUDIES Western Maharashtra 30 1-403207541 SIDDHARTH INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY NALANDA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES South-Central Andhra Pradesh 31 1-414198461 SIDDHARTH INSTITUTE OF PG STUDIES NALANDA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES South-Central Andhra Pradesh 32 1-475010831 D.L.TILALA COLLEGE OF MANAGMENT STUDIES-RAJKOT GEETANJALI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES - RAJKOT Central Gujarat 33 1-448092621 GREATER HYDERABAD INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY SCIENT INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY South-Central Andhra Pradesh 34 1-433978533 VELANGINI INSTITUTE OF MANAGAMENT HOLY MARY INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES South-Central Andhra Pradesh 35 1-458833231 VIDYANIKETAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY VIDYA VIKAS ENGINEERING COLLEGE South-Central Andhra Pradesh VISAKA ENGINEERING COLLEGE (PROPOSED: BABA 36 1-429662941 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES ) BABA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES South-Central Andhra Pradesh HOLY MARY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & 37 1-445404211 SCIENCE(MBA) HOLY MARY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT South-Central Andhra Pradesh SHREE SHOYCHAND INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 38 1-483795101 IMPERIAL POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE COLLEGE TARANAGAR CHURU North-West Rajasthan 39 1-424360496 SRI VIVEKA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LINGAYAS INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY South-Central Andhra Pradesh 40 1-448845258 PATEL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY PATEL MEMORIAL NATIONAL COLLEGE North-West Punjab 41 1-431056871 LEARNERS' LAND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY TALLA PADMAVATHI PHARMACY COLLEGE South-Central Andhra Pradesh 42 1-480290121 VIKAS COLLEGE OF B.PHARMACY VIKAS COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES South-Central Andhra Pradesh 43 1-401651831 SREE VEERA VENKATA SATYANARAYANA ENGINEERING COLLEGE SRI SATYA NARAYANA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY South-Central Andhra Pradesh 44 1-433895151 AKULA GOPAYYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY AKULA SREERAMULU INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY South-Central Andhra Pradesh SHRI BALAJI LITERARY & CHARITABLE SOCIETY GROUP OF 45 1-399116901 INSTITUTIONS BAHRA GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS North-West Punjab 46 1-401582071 VEL SRI RANGA SANKU COLLEGE(MCA) VEL TECH RANGA SANKU ARTS COLLEGE Southern Tamil Nadu SHRI RAMDEOBABA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT, RAMDEO 47 1-409667121 SHRI RAMDEOBABA KAMALA NEHRU ENGINEERING COLLEGE TEKDI, GITTIKHADAN, KATOL ROAD, NAGPUR Western Maharashtra 48 1-396907441 DHARMAJ DEGREE PHARMACY COLLEGE, DHARMAJ INDUBHAI PATEL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND RESEARCH CENTRE, DHARMAJ Central Gujarat 49 1-396092227 SSM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (MCA STAND ALONE) SSM SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Southern Tamil Nadu.
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