AITRC Chhindwara: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Annie Institute of Technology and Research Centre (AITRC) is one of the newest educational institutions founded in 2013 in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh. This affiliated college approved by AICTE is providing number of engineering courses to the aspiring students. Located on a vast area of 10.02 acres, AITRC has come up as an institute to cater to the need of technical education. The institute has been designed for a total student enrolment of 482 and the faculty members including 56 teachers and staff which qualifies the institute to maintain a healthy student-teacher ratio so as to aid to the needs of every single student.

AITRC is well equipped with modern amenities that have been developed to facilitate learning for the student. To further increase the knowledge and information gathering of the students, the college library is put into practice to be a information centre facility for the students. The modern laboratories, fully equipped with the most advanced technology available, provide a practical applications environment for students in engineering fields.

In the institute, Engineering is the most practiced course therefore they have it categorised in a full-time programme. At present, AITRC offers five BE programmes to meet the different interests and need in the field today. These are BE in Automobile Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering , Electronics and Communication Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. The total approved intake in these courses is 240 and the distribution is 60 seats in Computer Science and Engineering and Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering having 30 each.

The admission process at AITRC is made as simple as possible to attract students who wish to be engineers. In general, engineering colleges take into consideration the performance of the candidate in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. Some of the institutes also accept the scores obtained in the national or the state level engineering entrance examinations.