What is the Full Form of AICTE?

The AICTE full form is All India Council for Technical Education. It is a legal organisation responsible for planning and coordinating the advancement of technical education throughout India. The framework for executive education and training is created and organised by AICTE. AICTE is recognised by the government of India with the authority to plan, schedule, and coordinate the expansion of technical education. AICTE is also responsible for approving colleges for quality education and evaluating technical education.

AICTE Full Form: History

AICTE was started in 1945 and received constitutional status in 1987.  It was made with the goal of promoting the growth of technical education in India. The headquarters of AICTE is in New Delhi, India. AICTE has its regional offices all over India. It includes places like Chennai, Kanpur, Kolkata,  Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Guwahati, Gurugram, Chandigarh, and Bhopal.

AICTE Objectives 

The objectives of AICTE are as follows

• To serve as a legislated authority to create, carry out and maintain the norms and standards
• For quality control provide institutional accreditation 
• Recognise and give money to the primary locations
• Aim to keep the award system and the institutional accreditation equal
• Work towards the progress of the Indian technical education system.

Primary Bureaus Under AICTE

The primary bureaus under AICTE are as follows:

• Institutional and Faculty Development Bureau
• Research
• Planning and Coordination Bureau
• Academic Bureau, University Bureau
• Administration Bureau
• Finance Bureau
• Approval Bureau

Monitoring Areas Under AICTE

Below are the monitoring areas that come under AICTE:

• Bachelors and Masters of Pharmacy (B.Pharm, M.pharm)
• Bachelors and Masters of Engineering (B.E, B.Tech, M.E, M.Tech)
• Bachelors and Masters of Architecture (B.Arch, M.Arch)
• Masters of Computer Application (MCA)
• Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
• Master of Computer Application (MCA)

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