So finally the AICTE is coming tomorrow to rate our college. It has been a long time coming, and it would be good if they give a good rating to our college. Our college is affiliated with an esteemed institute in Europe, but not associated with the AICTE and hopefully tomorrow, things would change. It could also mean that we get an M.Tech degree rather than an M.S. when we pass out. I have some plans of doing further research down the line, and an M.Tech degree will surely help the cause.

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Anonymous said…
Yes. Atleast from tomorrow things might change...and change for good, till day after tomorrow!! I have hopes on the college!
6:58 PM
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