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தொழில்நுட்பக் கல்வி இயக்ககம் – சென்னை
Directorate of Technical Education – Chennai
Government of Tamil Nadu

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DOTE VISION

Transforming youth to create a most vibrant knowledge society fostering access, equity, quality enhancement, excellence, global competencies, technology, research, innovation, skill based training and employment through higher education.

DOTE MISSION

  • Formulating new policies from time to time so as to promote the technical education in this rapidly changing digital world where newer and cutting edge skills are needed.
  • Formulate policies to promote existing potential human resources into high quality ethical professionals and to make Tamil Nadu a global hub for higher education.
  • To ensure the wide spread of technical education so as to produce skilled manpower in sufficient number which is the corner stone for the growth of manufacturing industries in the state.
  • To monitor and coordinate the development of technical education in Degree and Diploma levels, besides formulation of new courses, development of curricula, undertaking initiatives to develop research oriented activities etc.
  • To promote Industry Academia Interface and to translate research findings in to practical applications beneficial to various sectors of the community.
  • To improve the skill sets and knowledge of technical students by providing various skill based training to make them employable.

About Us

The first Engineering Institution to be started in the country was the Survey School, which was established in 1794 at Madras by the East India Company. Out of this, the reputed College of Engineering Guindy, Chennai has come into existence. The output of the Engineering Institutions in the country was not commensurate with the demand in the then developing India and the Industrialization all over India necessitated the expansion of the Technical Institutions at all levels during the Five Year Plans.

Initially the Engineering and Polytechnic Colleges were under the control of the Directorate of public Instruction and Directorate of Industries and Commerce respectively. The Director of Industries looked after the Polytechnics and the Industrial schools under the overall control of Department of Labor, Employment and Co-operation. The Director of Public Instruction looked after the College of Engineering, Guindy and other engineering Colleges.here was a Technological Diploma Examination Board to conduct the Examinations and award Diplomas on the completion of Polytechnic courses. There was no machinery responsible for the coordinated development of Technical Education in its different branches and at different levels. As a result the Directorate of Technical Education was established with the objective of bringing about coordinated development of Technical Education in the State with effect from 14th October 1957 consequent to the suggestion made by the State Standing advisory Board of Technical Education.

SETTING UP OF THE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION & TRAINING

It was against this background a Board of Technical Education and Training was set up with the mandate to advise the Government on the general program as well as specific individual schemes necessary for bringing about coordinated development of Technical Education in the state. It was also entrusted with the following tasks:

  • Affiliation and recognition of Institutions conducting courses other than University courses and prescription of such courses of study
  • Arrangements for ensuring standards in such Institutions and for verifying them through periodical inspections
  • Framing regulations and conducting Examinations and award of Diplomas and Certificates, conforming to the minimum standards prescribed by AICTE
  • Maintaining cooperative relationship with the Education Institutions and the Industrial establishments

SUBSEQUENT DEVELOPMENTS

  • Later, the Government ordered the transfer of the control of Government Technical Examination held by the Directorate of Public Institutions to the State Board of Technical Education and Training
  • In 1984 vide G.O.429 dated 17.4.84 the Government permitted establishment of new Self-Financing Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics by Private sector under the overall control of the Directorate of Technical Education.
  • In 1987, AICTE Act was passed with the objective of maintaining minimum standards of Technical Education. Taking note of the phenomenon of a large number of Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics coming up in complete disregard of the AICTE guidelines, statutory powers were granted to AICTE by this Act to ensure planned development of the Technical Education, promotion of quality and regulation of the system and proper maintenance of norms and standards.
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Official’s Details:

DESIGNATIONEXTENSIONLANDLINE
Commissioner11222352299
Additional Director (Poly)22352008
Additional Director (Exam)22222351840
Assistant Director (Admin)240
Assistant Director (Planning)349
Assistant Director (Exam)
Liason Officer226
Special Officer346
FA & CAO21022301517
Regional Officer II356

DOTE Address:

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION (DoTE),

53, SARDAR PATEL ROAD,

GUINDY,

CHENNAI – 600025.

Contact No :044–22350525,22351018, 22350618,22351423,22351015,22350520

Fax No : 22201514

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