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Aditya Bhau Uddeshiya Sanstha Computer Engineering 60 60 Aditya Engineering College Electronics & Tele Comm ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION STATUS OF APPROVAL (INCLUDING VARIAITON IN INTAKE / ADDITIONAL COURSE(S) )FOR AICTE APPROVED ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONS FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 REGION: WEST STATE: MAHARASHTRA Sl.No. Name & Address of the Institution/ Course(s) Approved Approved Year of Establishment/ Status / Head Intake 2008- Intake 2009- of the Institution 09 10 ADITYA BHAU UDDESHIYA SANSTHA COMPUTER ENGINEERING 60 60 1. - ADITYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 60 60 KALA HANUMANTHANA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 TALEGOAN ROAD CIVIL ENGG 00 60 BEED - 431 1221 Total 180 240 2001 / PRIVATE Shri U.S.Mugle (I/C)/20-10-70/ Ph.d Regd Email: [email protected] Web: www.adityaeducation.org O - (02422-227038 F-229857 BACKWARD CLASS YOUTH RELIEF CIVIL ENGINEERING * 120 120 2. COMMITTEE COMPUTER ENGINEERING 90 90 KARMAVEER DADASAHEB KANNAMWAR ELECTRONICS & POWER ENGINEERING* 120 120 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 60 90 GREAT NAG RD. NANDANVAN NAGPUR – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 440009 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING * 120 120 MBA 00 60 1984 / PRIVATE M.TECH. (MECH. ENGG. DESIGN) 00 18 M.TECH. (STRUCTURAL ENGG) 00 18 Dr. A R Bapat / 31-08-48/ Ph.D 570 696 Email: [email protected] Total Web: [email protected] * Accredited w.e.f. 22-01-08 O – (0712) 2283220 / 2283543 / 2283815 F-0712-2285097 Category – B BANSILAL RAMNATH AGARWAL CHEMICAL ENGINEERING* 60 60 3. CHARITABLE TRUST COMPUTER ENGINEERING* 90 90 VISHWAKARMA INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG.* 60 60 TECHNOLOGY ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING* 90 90 666,UPPER INDIRA NAGAR INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING* 30 30 BIBWEWADI, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY* 40 40 PUNE – 411 037 INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING* 60 60 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING* 90 90 1984 / PRIVATE /ACC PRODUCTION ENGINEERING* 40 40 Prof. H.K.Abhyankar/ 21-05-49 ME MCA 30 30 Electrical. M.E. INDUSTRIAL ENGG. 18 18 Email: [email protected] M.E. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 25 25 Web: www.vit.edu M.E. INSTRUMENTATION ENGG. 18 18 M.E. MECHANICAL (HEAT POWER)* 25 25 O – (020) O-24472105 M.E. MECHANICAL DESIGN* 25 25 Note: 1. Errors and omissions if any, may immediately be brought to the attention of Adviser E&T, Hqrs., New Delhi – Fax:011-23724170 2. The deficiency letters in respect of the institutions applied for variation in intake / additional courses(s), but not approved are being dispatched separately to the respective institutions. - 1 - ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION STATUS OF APPROVAL (INCLUDING VARIAITON IN INTAKE / ADDITIONAL COURSE(S) )FOR AICTE APPROVED ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONS FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 REGION: WEST STATE: MAHARASHTRA Sl.No. Name & Address of the Institution/ Course(s) Approved Approved Year of Establishment/ Status / Head Intake 2008- Intake 2009- of the Institution 09 10 Total 701 701 * Accredited w.e.f. 16-03-07 F-24280926 Category – B BHARATI VIDYAPEETH CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 60 60 4. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING COMPUTER ENGINEERING 60 60 C.B.D., SECTOR – 7 ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 60 60 OPP KONKAN BHAVAN, BELAPUR, THANE – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 400 614 INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING 60 60 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 120 120 Total 420 420 1990 / PRIVATE Prof.J.W.Bakal/ 05-08-1962 M.Tech Ph.D (Regd) C.E. Email: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] Web: [email protected] O – (020) 27572140/27571074 F-27573196 Category – B BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN COMPUTER ENGINEERING 60 60 5. SARDAR PATEL INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC & TELE COMM. ENGG. 60 60 TECHNOLOGY ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 60 60 BHAVANS CAMPUS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 MUNSHI NAGAR, ANDHERI (WEST) MUMBAI MCA 00 60 – 400058 Total 240 300 2005 / PRIVATE Dr. (Mrs) Prachi U. Gharpure/02-10- 61/Ph.D Comp Tech Email: [email protected] Web: www.spit.ac.in Ph-26701422/26707440,26287250 F – 022-26701422 BHARTIYA GRAMIN PUNARRACHANA COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 60 60 6. SANSTHA ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 60 60 HI-TECH INSTITUTE OF TECH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 PLOT NO P-119 NEAR HOTEL 180 180 Total Note: 1. Errors and omissions if any, may immediately be brought to the attention of Adviser E&T, Hqrs., New Delhi – Fax:011-23724170 2. The deficiency letters in respect of the institutions applied for variation in intake / additional courses(s), but not approved are being dispatched separately to the respective institutions. - 2 - ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION STATUS OF APPROVAL (INCLUDING VARIAITON IN INTAKE / ADDITIONAL COURSE(S) )FOR AICTE APPROVED ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONS FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 REGION: WEST STATE: MAHARASHTRA Sl.No. Name & Address of the Institution/ Course(s) Approved Approved Year of Establishment/ Status / Head Intake 2008- Intake 2009- of the Institution 09 10 PRUGANAYANI, MIDC, ALUNJ, AURANGABAD – 431 136 2001 / PRIVATE Dr S P Bhosle/ 05-08-69/ Email: [email protected] Web: www.hitechengg.org O – (0240) O-2553495/96 F – F-2552240 GENBA SOPANRAO MOZE TRUST COMPUTER EGINEERING 90 90 7. GENBA SOPANRAO MOZE COLLEGE OF ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 90 90 ENGINEERING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 SURVEY NO 25/1/3 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 120 120 TAL. HAVELI, BALEWADI MBA 60 60 PUNE – 411 045 MCA 60 60 CIVIL ENGG 00 60 1999 / PRIVATE 480 540 Total Dr.V.K.Ingle/13-06-46/Ph.D Thermal Email: [email protected] Web: www.gsmcoe.com O – (020-27290500 fax-27290500 GENBA SOPANRAO MOZE TRUST COMPUTER ENGINEERING 60 60 8. PARVATIBAI GENBA MOZE COLLEGE OF ELECTRONICS & TELECOMM. ENGG. 60 60 ENGG. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 60 60 GAT NO.2181, WAGHOLI INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 HAVELI, PUNE – 412 102 CIVIL ENGINEERING 60 60 MBA 60 60 2006\PRIVATE Total 360 360 Dr.M G Jadhav/18-08-56/ PH.D Mechanical Ph-27050994 F-27050937 [email protected] GRAMODYOGIK SHIKSHAN MANDAL CIVIL ENGINEERING 60 60 9. MARATHWADA INSTITUTE OF TECH. COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG * 60 90 SATARA VILLAGE ROAD ELECTRONICS & COMM. ENGG. 120 120 BEED BYPASS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING * 120 120 AURANGABAD – 431 005 MCA 60 60 M.E. COMM. ENGG 18 18 M.E. MANUFACTURING ENGG 18 18 1984 / PRIVATE INFORMATION TECHNOLGY 00 60 Dr.P.H.Waghodekar /25-02-43/ Ph.D M.E. COMPUTER SC 00 18 456 564 Engg (Group Tech & facility Planning) Total Note: 1. Errors and omissions if any, may immediately be brought to the attention of Adviser E&T, Hqrs., New Delhi – Fax:011-23724170 2. The deficiency letters in respect of the institutions applied for variation in intake / additional courses(s), but not approved are being dispatched separately to the respective institutions. - 3 - ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION STATUS OF APPROVAL (INCLUDING VARIAITON IN INTAKE / ADDITIONAL COURSE(S) )FOR AICTE APPROVED ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONS FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 REGION: WEST STATE: MAHARASHTRA Sl.No. Name & Address of the Institution/ Course(s) Approved Approved Year of Establishment/ Status / Head Intake 2008- Intake 2009- of the Institution 09 10 Email: [email protected] * Accredited w.e.f. 19-07-08 Web: www.mitindia.net O – (0240) O-2376011,2376496 F-2376154 GRAMODYOGIK SHIKSHAN MANDAL AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 30 30 10. MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 30 60 TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 60 60 PB – 327 ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 60 60 AURANGABAD – 431 005 INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGG. 30 30 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 60 60 2001 / PRIVATE PLASTIC & POLYMER ENGINEERING 45 45 PRODUCTION ENGINEERING 30 30 MBA 00 60 Prof.R G Tated/28-10-63/Ph.D 345 435 (Synopsis Submitted) Total Email: [email protected] Web: www.mitindia.org O – (0240) O-2376815/M-9325211432 F- 2376815 HYDERABAD(SIND)NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING 30 30 11. BOARD BIO-TECHNOLOGY 30 30 THADOMAL SHAHANI ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 60 60 COLLEGE COMPUTER ENGINEERING 120 120 P.G.KHER MARG ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 60 60 ND 32 ROAD, T.P.S.-III, BANDRA MUMBAI – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 120 120 400 050 M.E. COMPUTER ENGINEERING 25 25 M.E. ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM ENGG. 25 00* 470 445 1983 / PRIVATE Total Prof. S S Vichare/I/C/ 20-03-54/M.Sc. Ist * On the request of the institute Email: [email protected] Web: www.tsec.edu O – (022) O-22024361 / 22840095 F-22811485 HYDERABAD(SIND)NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING 60 60 12. BOARD COMPUTER ENGG 60 60 WATUMAL INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 60 60 ENGINEERING & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INSTRUMENTATION ENGG 30 30 47,DR.R.G.THADANI MARG 210 210 Total WORLI, MUMBAI – 400 018 1983 / PRIVATE Mrs.Sandhya Desai/14-9-52/M.Tech Email: [email protected] Web: www.watumull.edu O – (022) O-24935281,24955234/24974858 F-022-24915103 Note: 1. Errors and omissions if any, may immediately be brought to the attention of Adviser E&T, Hqrs., New Delhi – Fax:011-23724170 2. The deficiency letters in respect of the institutions applied for variation in intake / additional courses(s), but not approved are being dispatched separately to the respective institutions. - 4 - ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION STATUS OF APPROVAL (INCLUDING VARIAITON IN INTAKE / ADDITIONAL COURSE(S) )FOR AICTE APPROVED ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONS FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 REGION: WEST STATE: MAHARASHTRA Sl.No. Name & Address of the Institution/ Course(s) Approved Approved Year of Establishment/ Status / Head Intake 2008- Intake 2009- of the Institution 09 10 JANATA SHIKSHAN PRASARAK MANDAL CIVIL ENGINEERING 60 60 13. BABASAHEB NAIK COLLEGE OF ENGG. COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 60 60 KAKADDATI, PUSAD ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM. ENGG. 120 120 YAVATMAL – 445 215 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 60 60 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 120 120 Total 420 420 1983 / PRIVATE Prof. N.M Gatphande/04-07-50/ME (EPS) Email: [email protected] Web: www.bncoepusad.com Ph-07233-245299 F-246316 JAWAHARLAL DARDA EDUCATION SOCIETY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 60 60 14. JAWAHARLAL DARDA INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING 60 120 ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY ELECTRONICS & TELE COMM.
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