About this scheme
The AICTE-Margdarshan scheme supports technical institutes across India to enhance education quality. Mentor Institutes receive a grant of Rs. 3,00,000 for each mentee beneficiary institute, with a maximum of Rs. 30,00,000. The official listing gives no last date, so check the official portal for the current status before applying.
The AICTE-Margdarshan scheme was launched by the All India Council for Technical Education in 2018. It aims to improve the quality of technical education in India through accreditation.
This initiative allows well-established institutes, known as Mentor Institutes (MIs), to mentor up to 10 nearby institutes, referred to as Mentee Beneficiary Institutes (MBIs).
The support includes sharing best practices and guidance for project proposals, helping these institutes achieve accreditation.
By enhancing educational standards, this scheme plays a crucial role in fostering a better learning environment for students.
More from the official listing
- Scheme for
- Infra
- Launched
- 01 Jan 2018
- DBT (direct bank transfer)
- No
- Min Age
- 18
- Max Age
- 80
What you get
What you get:
- Rs. 3,00,000 per Mentee Beneficiary Institute (MBI)
- Maximum Rs. 30,00,000 for mentoring up to 10 MBIs
Payments are made through the Mentor Institute, not directly to a bank account.
Who can apply
Who can apply:
- Institutions must be approved by AICTE
- Minimum age of 18, maximum age of 80
Who cannot apply
- Institutes with a break in approval or no admissions in the last 10 years
- Institutes cannot submit more than one project proposal
- Institutes with common management cannot apply if another is already an MI
- Institutes with only UG courses accredited cannot apply for PG program mentoring
- Institutes under the same management as the MI are not eligible as MBIs
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How to apply
How to apply:
- Send an application signed by the head of the institute along with the Detailed Project Report (DPR).
- Ensure every page has the signature and stamp of the head of the institute.
- Attach all essential documents with the application.
- Verify all information is correct, then send the application to the address mentioned in the AICTE circular.
Dates to note
- Started on
- 1 Jan 2018
Worked examples
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Qualifies
Does not qualify
Each case is only a guide. The official order decides, so confirm before you apply.
Common slips
- Overlooking the requirement for AICTE approval.
- Missing the consent of all proposed Mentees in the application.
- Failing to include the self-undertaking document.
- Not ensuring every page of the application is signed and stamped.
Questions readers ask
What is the AICTE-Margdarshan scheme?
It is a scheme to improve the quality of technical education through mentoring by established institutes.
Who manages this scheme?
The scheme is managed by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
What benefits do Mentor Institutes receive?
They can receive Rs. 3,00,000 for each Mentee Beneficiary Institute they mentor.
How many MBIs can a Mentor Institute support?
A Mentor Institute can mentor a maximum of 10 Mentee Beneficiary Institutes.
What is the eligibility for Mentee Beneficiary Institutes?
Only AICTE approved institutes that have not been enrolled as MIs can apply.
What documents are needed to apply?
Institutes need to submit basic details, consent from MBIs, and a detailed project report among other documents.
What is the age limit to apply?
Applicants must be between 18 and 80 years old.
How can I check the application status?
Check the official portal or contact the office mentioned in the AICTE circular.
Apply through the official channel
Applications are taken only by the government office that runs the scheme, on its portal or at the office named in the order. Applying costs nothing, and nobody can charge you to get an application approved.
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