The total project expenditure is Rs.2430 crore, in which the World Bank
contribution is Rs.1395.50 crore, the Government of India contribution (as per
11th Five Year Plan) is Rs.500 crore, the States contribution is Rs.518.50 crore
and private unaided institutions contribution is Rs.16 crore.
The major benefits of the project are strengthening of Institutions with
improved learning outcomes and employability of graduates, scaled-up post
graduate education and demand-driven R&D and innovation, establishment of
Centres of Excellence and imparting of pedagogical training to the faculty.
The project will be implemented in pursuance of the National Policy on Education
(NPE-1986 revised in 1992) through MHRD as a “Centrally Sponsored Scheme” with
matching contribution from State Governments and Union Territories (UTs). The
project will be open for competition and participation by all the AICTE (All
India Council for Technical Education) approved engineering institutions from
all States / Union Territories across the country. An estimated 200 engineering
institutions including the Centrally Funded Institutions (CFIS) such as National
Institute of Technology (NITs) will be competitively selected along with a small
number of eligible private unaided institutions. The project will also support
universities which affiliate project institutions.
Background:
The quality of education and training being imparted in the engineering
education institutions varies from excellent to poor, with some institutions
comparing favourably with the best in the world and others suffering from
different degrees of handicaps. There is a huge gap between the educational
standards of the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and other engineering
institutions and the gap needs to be bridged.
The Technical Education Quality Programme (TEQIP) was envisaged in 2003 as a
long term programme of about 10-12 years duration to be implemented in three
phases for transformation of the technical education system with World Bank
assistance. The first phase of Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme
was envisaged in 2003 and ended on March 31st,2009, covering 127 Institutions in
13 States. In order to continue the development activities initiated through
TEQIP-I, TEQIP-II is planned as a sequel project.
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The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs today approved the proposal for initiation of second phase of Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP).
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs today approved the proposal for initiation of second phase of Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP).
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