Atharva College of Engineering (ACE), Malad

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This article does not cite any references or sources. (April 2007)
Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unverifiable material may be challenged and removed.

Atharva college of Engineering


Established:	1999
Type:	Public
President:	Gopinath Munde
Principal:	Dr. (Mrs.) Anupam Deshpande
Students:	1000+
Location:	Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Campus:	Urban
Nickname:	ACE
Affiliations:	University of Mumbai
Website:	[1]

1 History
2 Present status
3 Engineering streams
4 Discipline
5 Management
6 Achievements
7 External links

[edit] History

Atharva College of Engineering was initially founded in year 1999 at Borivali (W), Mumbai. It was located in a temporary building adjacent to MK college and in the premises of a junior school in Borivli. Later on, it moved onto its own campus in Charkop, Malad (W) in the year 2001.

[edit] Present status

It is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi, Govt.of Maharashta and affiliated to University of Mumbai As of now (year 2007) the college has three streams of engineering taught here - Electronics and Telecommunication, Computers and Information technology. The prescribed strength of each class is 120. The building infrastructure especially the reception area and the office is very aesthetically pleasing. The canteen, is beautiful . The Engineering building also houses the management section which is on the 4th floor. The adjacent building houses the catering section and also a canteen that is manned by some of the catering staff.

[edit] Engineering streams

120 seats in each

Electronics Engineering{Admission start from 2008}

60 seat

[edit] Discipline

Attendance, has now become a stricter policy for a college that was once accused of being too lax.

[edit] Management

Shri Sunil Rane is the Secretary of Atharva Educational Trust. Currently, the once dubious college has acquired a reputation and good standing. However, the state of equipment in its labs (as with any other college) do leave a fair amount to be desired. Prof. Varsha Bhosale is now the new Vice-Principal of the college.