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INDEX
(Annexure – IX)
12. Terms and Conditions (Annexure - X) 24-26
13. Format for UC (DPR Stage) (Annexure –XI) 27
14. Format for Annual Progress Report (Annexure –XII) 28-29
15. Format for Utilisation Certificate (Annexure – XIII) 30
16. Format for Audited Utilisation Certificate (Annexure –XIV) 31
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INTRODUCTION
All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) was established by an Act of
Parliament in 1987 with a view to promote proper planning and coordinated
development of technical education system throughout the country. AICTE helps
promotion of qualitative improvements in technical education in relation to the planned
quantitative growth and regulates proper maintenance of norms and standards and
matters connected therewith. The technical education covers programmes of education,
research, training in Engineering & Technology, Architecture, Town Planning,
Management, Pharmacy, Applied Arts and Crafts and other related areas in
Engineering & Technology.
As a part of its functions, AICTE provides financial assistance to promote research and
development in technical institutions and to enhance industry Institute Interaction under
various schemes like Industry Institute Partnership Programme (IIP), Entrepreneurship
And Management Development (EMD), National Facilities in Engineering and
Technology with Industrial Collaboration (NAFETIC) and Nationally Coordinated
Projects (NCP) in the field of Engineering & Technology through the Bureau of
Research & Institutional Development. To ensure effective implementation of these
programmes, the Council has set up a high powered Board of Industry Institute
Interaction (BOIII) comprising eminent scientists, engineers, academicians, industrialists
and technologists. Guidelines for applying under the Scheme of NAFETIC are given in
this brochure.
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NATIONAL FACILITIES IN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY WITH INDUSTRIAL
COLLABORATION
(NAFETIC)
PREAMBLE
The new economic policy and the WTO regime have facilitated the entry of
multinationals and have resulted in a competitive industrial environment in the country.
To survive and grow in this environment, Indian industry will have to effectively
assimilate the latest advances in engineering and technology and maintain global
standards of quality, cost, reliability and service.
In this effort, Industry, will not only need creative and competent people who could
provide critical intellectual input, but also sophisticated facilities for design,
instrumentation, testing and manufacturing. Technical institutions of higher learning
should come forward to set up such facilities at National level in collaboration with
industry, in emerging areas of engineering and technology.
OBJECTIVE
Some of the representative activities admissible under proposed National Facilities are
as follows:
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5. To aim at intensifying technology transfer from participating Institution for the
benefit of industrial development.
10. To provide effective linkage between industry and academic institutions for
sponsored research and consultancy.
General Information
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The academic institution proposing to set up a National Facility shall prepare a detailed
project report in consultation with the concerned industry/ industries. This may require
meeting with the industrial partners, visits to and from industry, brain–storming
sessions/ workshop etc.
AICTE will facilitate this activity by sanctioning a one-time seed grant not exceeding
Rs.50,000/- . Any additional money needed for this purpose shall have to be provided
by the academic institution.
Before applying for the AICTE seed grant as per the prescribed format given in
the Appendix-1 the institution is expected to have carried out preliminary
discussions with the industry/ industries and to have obtained letters of intent
from the industry/ industries to collaborate in setting up the proposed National
Facility on cost sharing basis as outlined earlier.
The application for AICTE seed grant for preparing the DPR must be accompanied by a
brief write up, giving justification for the setting up of the National Facility, the suitability
of the institutions to undertake the work and the letters of the intent from the partner
industry/industries to collaborate in the programme.
Educational institutions having good rapport with industries can submit proposals for the
AICTE seed grant of up to Rs.50,000/- to prepare the Detailed Project Report for setting
up of NAFETIC in emerging or thrust areas of engineering and technology.
Of the total seed money, AICTE shall initially release Rs. 40,000/-. All activity for
preparing the Detailed Project Report for NAFETIC including interaction with the
participating industry/ industries letters of intent/ the MOU/protocol signed with them etc,
should be completed within 3 months of the receipt of the first installment and reported
to AICTE. The remaining installment up to a maximum of Rs. 10,000/- shall be
reimbursed on submission of Utilization Certificate, Statement of Expenditure and the
Detailed Project Report.
In the event of non-submission of DPR within the stipulated time frame, the sanctioned
AICTE seed grant must be refunded back to AICTE.
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The academic institution proposing creation of NAFETIC will prepare a Detailed Project
Report, (DPR) in consultation with industry/ industries, which should include the
following aspects:
6. Manpower requirement.
10. Time frame for establishing and commissioning NAFETIC (give a bar chart).
11. List of collaborating organizations/ industries, their brief profile and the financial
contributions committed by each one of them. (Enclose copies of MOU/protocols
signed)
13. Since the level of obsolescence in design and sustenance of the NAFETIC are
anticipated to be very high the DPR must indicate steps proposed to be taken to
overcome these grey areas either through external funding/ collaboration, which
will sustain them beyond AICTE funding.
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C) AICTE Financial Contribution for NAFETIC
Fifty percent (50%) contribution of the partner industry/industries could be partly in cash
and partly in kind. The remaining 50% of the estimated total cost of NAFETIC will be
provided by AICTE in installments on approval of the proposal.
The maximum limit of grant-in-aid (from AICTE) is Rs.Fifty Lakhs for a period of
three years.
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PROCEDURE FOR APPLICATION
5. Last Date for receiving the project proposal(s) in AICTE, New Delhi is 30
September 2005.
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ANNEXURE – I
(FORMAT)
for Internal Office Code No.
TITLE COVER
SCHEME
(2)
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ANNEXURE – II
(FORMAT)
for Internal Office Code No.
SUMMARY SHEET
1. Name of Scheme
City
State
Pin code
STD code
8. Programme Title
9. Relevance of Programme
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10. Proposed Cost
Place :
Date :
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ANNEXURE – III
(FORMAT)
for
SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS UNDER THE SCHEME OF
NATIONAL FACILITIES IN ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY WITH INDUSTRIAL
COLLABORATION (NAFETIC)
2. Programme Details
BUDGET ESTIMATE
(B) Recurring
Place :
Date :
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ANNEXURE – IV
(FORMAT)
for
RESUME OF CHIEF COORDINATOR/CO-COORDINATORS
2. Age as on date
4. Department
5. Field of Specialization
6. Academic Qualifications
7. Technical Qualifications
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11. Publications:
Place :
Date :
ANNEXURE - V
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Internal Office Code No.
FORMAT
For
PROFILE OF THE DEPARTMENT
3. Full Address
(Please include STD code, Phone No., Fax No.,
E-mail/website)
to
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9. Major equipment (costing more than Rs.5.0 lakhs) available in the
department
S. Major Cost Specifications Year of purchase
No. Equipment (Rs. In
lakhs)
Place:
Date:
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ANNEXURE - VI
FORMAT
for
PROFILE OF THE INSTITUTION
iii. Private-Govt.aided
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7. Major facilities available in the Institution (Please)
I Auditorium
II Laboratories (Dept. Wise)
III Library
IV Conference Hall
9. Major equipment (costing more than Rs. 5.0 lakhs) available in the institute
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12. Name and address of Industries where possible interaction (R&D/sponsored
project / Consultancy / Related services) in the specific areas can be developed.
16. Period for which AICTE support would be required to establish the Cell.
(between 3 to 5 years)
Place:
Date:
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ANNEXURE – VII
FORMAT
For
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
FOR SELF – FINANCING INSTITUTIONS
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ANNEXURE-VIII
PROFILE OF INSTITUTION
iv Self-financing accredited
v J&K
A.4
i) Year of Establishment of the Institution
ii) Approval status of AICTE
iii) Year in which the first UG & First PG Course was started
iv) Details of ongoing Under - graduate and Post-graduate Courses
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B. PROFILE OF THE PROPOSED NAFETIC
B.1
I) Name of the proposed centre.
II) Major areas of activity of the centre.
III) Justification for the proposed NAFETIC in the present context of Indian
Industry
IV) Major equipments/machines and infrastructure available in the institution,
which will be committed to NAFETIC.
V) List of Faculty likely to be involved in the proposed NAFETIC.
B.3 Particulars of interactions of the Faculty listed in B.1.(V) with the sponsoring
organistion(s),industry(industries) during last 3 years , if any.
S.No. Name of the Faculty Name of Organization/ particulars of Industry
interaction
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C. PROFILE OF COLLABORATING / PARTICIPATING ORGANISATION (S)
/INDUSTRY/INDUSTRIES
ANNEXURE-IX
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ENDORSEMENT FROM THE HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION
It is certified that:
1. the institution / University agrees to set-up the proposed NAFETIC and will
provide the necessary infrastructure and other support.
2. the institution agrees to provide additional funds, if needed for preparing DPR for
the proposed industrial interaction required to set up the proposed NAFETIC
over and above AICTE seed grant of Rs. 50,000/-
3. the institution agrees to refund the first installment of AICTE seed grant,
amounting to Rs. 40,000/-, in the event of non submission of DPR within the
stipulated time frame.
4. the institution agrees to submit to AICTE a report on the activities carried out and
expenses incurred for setting up the proposed NAFETIC within the time frame
specified by AICTE.
Date:
Place
Signature & Name of the Head of
Institution/University (Seal)
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ANNEXURE-X
2. The chief coordinator/ University/ Institute should inform the council of their
consent to implement the programme as approved, by way of Acceptance Letter.
If the Acceptance Letter is not received by the AICTE within one month of issue
of letter, it may be presumed that Chief Coordinator/ University/ Institution is not
interested to take up the programme, and the approval of the programme shall
stand withdrawn.
3. The date of receipt of the Bank Draft of the first installment of the grant by the
Institution shall be taken as the date of commencement of the programme. The
Institutions/ Coordinator should intimate this date immediately to AICTE. The
approved duration of the programme is reckoned from this date.
5. The grant-in-aid will be utilized strictly for the specific programme and should be
exclusively spent on the programme and within the time frame as specified in the
sanction letter. Re-appropriation of funds from one stipulated head to another
head is not permitted without prior approval of council.
6. If the University/ Institution is unable to start the programme within six months of
the receipt of the grant-in-aid, the approval shall ipso facto lapse.
7. Any expenditure incurred prior to the issuance of the approval letter and after the
expiry of tenure of the programme is not allowed for any adjustment in the grant-
in-aid.
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8. Interest earned on the programme fund, if any, shall be treated as a part of the
sanctioned grant-in-aid and shall be used to procure equipment or for other
purposes of the programme approved by the Council.
10. AICTE reserves the right to terminate the project at any stage if it is convinced
that the grant-in-aid has not been properly utilized and/or sufficient progress is
not achieved towards the purpose for which the grant -in-aid was sanctioned.
11. The assets acquired out of the grant-in-aid shall be the property of the Institute.
No assets acquired out of the grant-in-aid shall be disposed off without the
permission of the Council.
12. The council shall not provide any maintenance grant-in-aid after the expiry of the
incubation period for the programme.
13. The Comptroller and Auditor General of India and/or AICTE or its authorized
representative shall have the right to access the books and accounts of the
Institute in respect of the grant received from AICTE. The Institute must,
therefore, maintain separate records of expenditure and audited accounts of the
project.
14. The Grantee Institution shall observe all financial norms and guidelines as
prescribed by the AICTE/GOI from time to time.
15. The technical Institution/ technical departments of the University should form an
Annual Performance Committee to review and monitor the performance of the IIP
Cell in respect of various benefits to be accrued of the same. The composition of
the committee should be as follows:
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16. The Chief- Coordinator must submit Annual Progress Report in the prescribed
format, which is given at Annexure - I every year indicating the progress of the
cell and the status of the grant-in-aid utilized. If it is found that the grant-in-aid
released is not utilized for the purposes for which it was intended for and the
progress of the programmes is not satisfactory, the programmes may be closed
down. Action may be taken to seek refund of grant released. Further extension
of financial support from AICTE shall be based on the progress of the cell and
effective utilization of the earlier grant-in-aid provided.
17. The chief coordinator must take steps to ensure that the audited Utilization
Certificate and statement of accounts for the grant-in-aid are submitted by the
Institute/University department as stated below:
18. AICTE shall review the progress of the cells from time to time. The
Chief Coordinator will be invited to present the progress of the cells before the
experts in the Monitoring Committees to ascertain the progress of the cell and
guide the Chief Coordinator in implementing the programme. The
recommendations of the Committee may be conveyed to the Chief Coordinator /
Institution / University for implementation. AICTE may also constitute a
Monitoring Committee to visit the Institution to review the progress of the
programme and to verify proper utilization of grant-in-aid.
19. If the chief coordinator leaves the institution, retires, or goes on long leave, the
institute will appoint another Chief Coordinator to the programme, under
intimation to the council immediately.
20. As per govt. of India’s Decision (7) (b) under Rule 149 (3) assets created
procured out of the project grant should be submitted to the funding agency. The
assets thus created/procured out of the grant-in-aid should be maintained and
submitted to AICTE, as per the format as given in Annexure XV, along with the
progress report.
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ANNEXURE - XI
1. F.No.
2. Date of sanction
3. Chief Coordinator
4. Date of completion of DPR
5. Seed money sanctioned by AICTE
6. Seed money released by AICTE
7. Details of expenditure
Total
Certified that the grant has been utilized for the purpose for which it was sanctioned
in accordance with the “Terms and Conditions” attached to the grant. If, as a result
of check or audit objection some irregularity is sanctioned at a latter stage, action will
be taken to refund, adjust or regularize the amount objected to.
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Finance Officer Registrar /Principal/ Director
(Signature & Seal) (Signature & Seal)
Note: The Registrar/ Finance Officer in the case of Universities, Principals in the case
of Colleges and Executive Heads of other Institutions will sign The Utilization
Certificate (UC). The internal auditors may countersign the Provisional UC
wherever the system of the internal audit exists. In case of the Self-Financing/
Private Institutions, UC has to be signed by a Chartered Accountant.
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ANNEXURE-XII
FORMAT
FOR
Annual Progress Report for AICTE funded project under NAFETIC
1. Chief Coordinator :
(Name & address)
2. Programme Title :
3. Date of commencement of the Programme:
4. Duration of Project :
5. Amount sanctioned by AICTE :
6. Amount released by AICTE :
7. Details of Expenditure :
A. NON-RECURRING
Total
Total
Total (A & B)
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8. Whether there is any deviation from the purpose for which:
Grant was released. If so detail of amount to be given
ANNEXURE - XIII
FORMAT FOR
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UTILISATION CERTIFICATE
Sanction Letter No. Date:
NON-RECURRING
RECURRING
Certified that the grant has been utilized for the purpose for which it was sanctioned in
accordance with the “Terms and Conditions” attached to the grant. If, as a result of
check or audit objection some irregularity is sanctioned at a latter stage, action will be
taken to refund, adjust or regularize the amount objected to.
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Finance Officer Registrar /Principal/ Director
(Signature & Seal) (Signature & Seal)
Note: : The Registrar/ Finance Officer in the case of Universities, Principals in the case
of Colleges and Executive Heads of other Institutions will sign The Utilization
Certificate (UC). The internal auditors may countersign the Provisional UC
wherever the system of the internal audit exists. In case of the Self-Financing/
Private Institutions, UC has to be signed by a Chartered Accountant.
*This is to be submitted for every financial year along with the detailed
expenditure statement.
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ANNEXURE –XIV
FORMAT FOR
AUDITED UTILISATION CERTIFICATE
/ will be adjusted towards the Grant – in – aid payable during the next year i.e,
______________________as per the details attached.
Certified that the grant has been utilized as per laid down terms and conditions for
which it was sanctioned.
________________ ___________________
Finance Officer Registrar/Principal/Director
(Signature & Seal) (Signature & Seal)
Date:
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Chartered Accountant
(Signature &Seal)
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ANNEXURE –XV
15. Remarks :
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