August 25, 2008 - Engineering college demanded in Dhemaji district (The Assam Tribune, Sunday, August 24, 2008 ) |
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February 21, 2008 - Having Enough Engineers(The Sentinel,20 FEBRUARY 2008) |
Having Enough Engineers
The demand for setting up Asom’s fourth engineering college at Dhemaji has led to a closer look at the disparities in development that are apparent even in the matter of facilities for engineering or medical education. The need for more qualified doctors became so obvious that even a reluctant State government felt obliged to sanction the setting up of three more medical colleges. However, the State government felt no such compulsion to set up more engineering colleges despite the fact that when the population growth calls for more doctors, that society must also have a need of more engineers. But look at the scenario of engineering education in the State. There are just three engineering colleges in the State that can cater to 750 students. By contrast, West Bengal with 54 engineering colleges can cater to the needs of 15,477 students, Tamil Nadu has 254 engineering colleges (the highest number in the country) catering to 80,417 students, Andhra Pradesh 236 colleges with 82,970 students, Maharashtra 155 colleges with 48,250 students and Karnataka 118 colleges with 46,375 students. Why has our government done nothing at all about increasing the number of engineers in the State? Is it because our engineers have turned out to be mere technical clerks in most cases? Is it because we have failed to create the adequate number of industries capable of absorbing even all the engineers who graduate from our three engineering colleges? This must be a major consideration, since our leaders know that their own level of dynamism and enterprise has not been adequate to attract industries to the State. However, the fact that our engineers have failed to be self-sufficient to tackle all engineering tasks must be the strongest argument against having more engineering colleges. Why produce more of the same variety if they cannot deliver the goods?
(The Sentinel, EDITORIAL,WEDNESDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2008) |
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January 30, 2008 - An Engineering college at Dhemaji |
You can watch the AASU adviser,Dr Samujjal Bhattacharjee's opinion on an Engineering College at Dhemaji as well as Educational system of Assam on 23.01.2008 at a press meet(Dhemaji) from the following video link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc_oZAhTWRw |
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January 29, 2008 - Article on National Knowledge Commission's report(AJIR DAINIK BATORI,29.01.2008) |
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January 17, 2008 - All India Council For Technical Education(AICTE) approved Engineering Colleges in India |
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Sl No |
State/Union Territory |
No of Engineering Colleges |
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1. |
Madhya Pradesh |
61 |
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2. |
Chhattisgarh |
14 |
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3. |
Gujarat |
37 |
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4. |
Mizoram |
1 |
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5. |
Sikkim |
1 |
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6. |
West Bengal |
54 |
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7. |
Tripura |
1 |
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8. |
Meghalaya |
1 |
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9. |
Arunachal Pradesh |
1 |
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10. |
Andaman&Nicobar |
- |
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11. |
Assam |
3 |
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12. |
Manipur |
1 |
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13. |
Nagaland |
- |
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14. |
Orissa |
41 |
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15. |
Jharkhand |
10 |
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16. |
Bihar |
8 |
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17. |
Uttar Pradesh |
89 |
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18. |
Uttranchal |
9 |
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19. |
Chandigarh |
5 |
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20. |
Haryana |
38 |
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21. |
Himachal Pradesh |
5 |
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22. |
Jammu& Kashmir |
5 |
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23. |
New Delhi |
14 |
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24. |
Punjab |
45 |
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25. |
Rajasthan |
41 |
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26. |
Andhra Pradesh |
236 |
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27. |
Pondicherry |
6 |
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28. |
Tamil Nadu |
254 |
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29. |
Karnataka |
118 |
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30. |
Kerala |
89 |
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31. |
Maharashtra |
155 |
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32. |
Goa |
3 |
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33. |
Daman & D,Dadar,N.H. |
- |
http://www.aicte.ernet.in/ApprovedInstitute.htm |
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