The All India Council for Technical Education will soon open a regional campus here to meet the needs of technical institutions in Kerala.
AICTE sources said Kerala affairs, now being looked after by a temporary office at the College of Engineering and Technology, will be shifted to the the new office, which would act as a guidance centre for over 300 technical institutions in the state.
As technical institutions required to get AICTE approval every year, a centre had to be set up as a guidance centre for these institutions, the sources said.
The state has a total of 321 technical institutions, including 150 engineering colleges, 80 MBA institutes and institutions offering ploytechnic, hotel management and pharmacy education.
AICTE sources said Kerala affairs, now being looked after by a temporary office at the College of Engineering and Technology, will be shifted to the the new office, which would act as a guidance centre for over 300 technical institutions in the state.
As technical institutions required to get AICTE approval every year, a centre had to be set up as a guidance centre for these institutions, the sources said.
The state has a total of 321 technical institutions, including 150 engineering colleges, 80 MBA institutes and institutions offering ploytechnic, hotel management and pharmacy education.
