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Engineering Education In India

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India is tenth largest economy in the world as far as the present GDP is concerned. It is also third largest in purchasing power. Many activities were undertaken by the government for the growth and today India is one of the largest as well as the fastest growing economy in the world. Education is a driving force for the development and Engineering education play a crucial role in the development of India in different segments. India is well performing in engineering education and training segment for the promotion of skilled manpower in diverse areas [1], [5]. The infrastructure and quality of engineering education though questioned from various industrial sectors in recent past but still India has many advantages and strengths in terms of …show more content…

AICTE also govern pharmacy, management, town and country planning, applied arts and crafts, hotel management and catering technology education. Though the engineering education, management and computer application education may be freely governed by the universities of any kind approved by the UGC (The apex educational body in India), this has been started as per the order of Supreme Court. Hence as a result, many universities in India have started technical and engineering education without the prior approval of AICTE. Many private universities have started Engineering programs leading to BTech (Bachelor of Technology), MTech (Master of Technology), BE (Bachelor of Engineering), ME (Master of Engineering) etc. Computing though most of the world mainly comes as Science field but in India it is available both as Engineering and Sciences. Hence Computing related programs have been started with the Technology/Engineering stream mentioned above and also Bachelor/Masters of Science (abbreviated as BSc/BS, MSc/MS) programs [2], …show more content…

Initially literature review plays a great role for the development of the work specially for framing hypothesis and similar affairs. Gradually the web review played a vital role to learn about the engineering systems and higher educational systems in India. The URL of AICTE, UGC studied carefully to reach the objectives. The private university mainly selected to learn about the status of engineering programs as far as computing and allied streams are concerned as per hypothesis. List of private universities was selected a sample and gradually each and every website were studies to learn about the Computing degrees available. The study conducted between August to October, 2017. Hence the outcome of the computing engineering programs included the list of offering of the university for the year 2017. Google results on News also considered as a methodology with the search quote on ‘Engineering Education in India’ to analyse the current strategies, situation of the computing engineering in

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