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GCT Coimbatore MBA Counselling Vacancy in Arts Colleges 2011 | GCTC MBA Counselling 2011 Vacancy in Engineering Colleges | GCTC TN MBA Counselling
Tuesday 16 August 2011
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Govt College Of Technology, Coimbatore (GCTC) TN MBA Counselling 2011 Seat Vacancy Position in Arts Colleges and Engineering Colleges.
GCTC TN MBA Seat Vacancy in Arts Colleges
GCTC TN MBA Seat Vacancy in Engineering Colleges
The Government College of Technology, Coimbatore formerly known as the Arthur Hope College of Technology, was started in July 1945 in accordance with the general policy of the then Government of Madras to give high priority to technical education under the post-war reconstruction schemes in order to meet the demand for trained engineers for various industrial and development projects in the State and the rest of India. The offer of the premises including offices and portions of the workshop and Hostel of the National Electric Works free of rent for a period of three years together with a donation of Rs. 2,00,000 by the well-known industrialist and philanthropist of Coimbatore the Late G.D. Naidu, enabled the college to be started in July 1945. The College was afterwards shifted to the present permanent site of about 45 hectares on the Thadagam Road in June 1950. The College was then renamed Government College of Technology and was affiliated to the University of Madras in 1951.Though initially only Civil and Electrical Engineering branches were offered the Mechanical Engineering branch was introduced in the year 1952.
Govt College Of Technology, Coimbatore (GCTC) TN MBA Counselling 2011 Seat Vacancy Position in Arts Colleges and Engineering Colleges.
GCTC TN MBA Seat Vacancy in Arts Colleges
GCTC TN MBA Seat Vacancy in Engineering Colleges
The Government College of Technology, Coimbatore formerly known as the Arthur Hope College of Technology, was started in July 1945 in accordance with the general policy of the then Government of Madras to give high priority to technical education under the post-war reconstruction schemes in order to meet the demand for trained engineers for various industrial and development projects in the State and the rest of India. The offer of the premises including offices and portions of the workshop and Hostel of the National Electric Works free of rent for a period of three years together with a donation of Rs. 2,00,000 by the well-known industrialist and philanthropist of Coimbatore the Late G.D. Naidu, enabled the college to be started in July 1945. The College was afterwards shifted to the present permanent site of about 45 hectares on the Thadagam Road in June 1950. The College was then renamed Government College of Technology and was affiliated to the University of Madras in 1951.Though initially only Civil and Electrical Engineering branches were offered the Mechanical Engineering branch was introduced in the year 1952.
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