The purpose of this improvisation technical schools is to improve the general level of education. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) gave its approval to the next phase of training completion plan since 2003. ITI offers an unsurpassed quality of technical education in India and therefore efforts should be made for other engineering schools closer to the higher levels. With the support of the World Bank (Rs.1, 395.50 cr) Public or private institution (Rs.518.50 cr and Rs.16 cr). TEQIP also invest in mega-government project (Rs 500 cr post) in three phases.
The plan is the length of 10 to 12 years with a first phase completed in 2009, and covers 127 schools in 13 states. This project is open to all technical universities of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) approved. The Committee CCEA chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has recently approved the investment proposal for the second phase of the project.
The massive investment in improving the quality of education in India will certainly be made to strengthen the institutions that are in better learning outcomes and employment opportunities for graduates. All of this together to develop postgraduate education and the demand for research and development and innovation. It would also be the creation of centers of excellence and delivery of teacher training as well as lead. These initiatives are probably the key to quality professionals and talent in India, added, while one of the most sought after destinations for Human Resources sought.