Apr 9, 2021

Bengaluru, Karnataka Apr 9, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Cambridge Institute of Technology started the admission process for the academic year of 2021-2022 in various engineering and management programs.
CITech has awarded the title of the Most Promising Student Branch award by IEEE Bangalore Section in the Annual General Body Meeting 2020
Cambridge Institute of Technology is a Zero waste and Covid-19 safe campus
Bangalore, Karnataka - Cambridge Institute of Technology is now open for admission for the academic year of 2021-2022. Aspiring students seeking admission in various BE and postgraduate programs need to go through the online application process for initial evaluation. The campus is following COVID-19 safety measures to secure the institute from further infection. The campus is safe for visits, parents and students are welcome for campus visits for offline enrolment as well. The management is focusing on safety for all. CITech Offers admission in 12 different programs.
The Chairman of the Cambridge group of institutions Mr, D. K. Mohan said, "I welcome aspiring youths to join our institution to realize their ambition, objectives and achieve higher goals through higher education." Mr. Nithin Mohan, CEO of Cambridge Group of Institutions also added, "Committed to building world-class Sustainable Education Ecosystem"
Currently, the Cambridge Institute of Technology is providing a Bachelor's degree in seven engineering courses and a Postgraduate degree in three majors. The courses they are offering are as follows,
BE in Mechanical Engineering
BE in Computer Science and Engineering
BE in Information Science and Engineering
BE in Electronics and Communication Engineering
BE in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
BE in Civil Engineering
BE in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Master in Computer Application
MTech in Computer Science and Engineering
Master of Business Administration in Human Resource Management
Master of Business Administration in Marketing
Master of Business Administration in Finance
Apart from these major courses the institute also offers several certification courses to provide skill growth for students. The institute has also introduced dual specialization courses in the MBA program for students as per industry requirements.
Cambridge Institute of Technology follows state-of-the-art infrastructure to facilitate the students' education. Over 200+ faculty and staff are involved in making future professionals for global outreach. About 5000+ students have already graduated from the CITech with excellent life and knowledge skills. The Cambridge Institute received Best Placements & Career Building 2016, Honorary Award - Awarded by All India Technical & Management Council. The average rate of placement is 80% to 90%. CITech is one of the best engineering institutes providing top facilities and quality education through practical exposures.
The principal of CITech, Dr. Yogesh Velankar stated, "CITech strives to provide a holistic educational experience to students to develop them into globally competent engineering and management professionals who are grounded in moral and ethical values." He also said, "The entire team at CITech is committed to fostering a world-class learning environment which empowers our students to become socially responsible global citizens, who are consciously aware of their roles and responsibilities to successfully overcome the grand challenges of our era."
CITech is spread over 20 acres with greenery. They value nature and through the campaign of 'ZERO WASTE CAMPUS', they have established an eco-friendly institute. The college is also dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak with optimum safety protocol.
Now the Institute is accepting applications for admission in Btech, Mtech, and MBA programs via online and offline mode. Follow their website for the latest updates on admission and other details.
About Cambridge Institute of Technology
The Cambridge group of institutions established in 1964 with Cambridge school and with a vision of providing quality education. Over the period, the institute became larger with the establishment of Cambridge Institute of Technology, Cambridge PU College, and Cambridge Degree College. The Cambridge Institute of Technology was founded in the year of 2007. The institute is redefining the education infrastructure to provide the best facilities to the student. The aim is to build socially responsible, skilled professionals for global platforms. The Cambridge Institute of Technology is affiliated to VTU, accredited by NAAC and NBA, and approved by AICTE. Under Umesh Educational Trust, the institute is working on the progress of the technology revolution in sustainable development.
CITech is awarded the Most Promising Student Branch award by IEEE Bangalore Section in Annual General Body Meeting 2020. In the past years the CITech, Bangalore achieved various awards. One of the notable recognition is 'Best Emerging Engineering College in India - South 2018 - Awarded by ASSOCHAM'.
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