COMPUTER.SCIENCE.ENGINEERING Colleges in India

997 engineering institutions in India hold a current approval from AICTE. They are spread across 332 districts, with the largest concentration in Bhopal (29). Between them they list 12 approved courses.

AICTE approved institutions, academic year 2026-27. Checked 1 September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How many engineering colleges are there in India?

997 engineering institutions in India hold a current approval from AICTE. AICTE approved institutions, academic year 2026-27. Checked 1 September 2026.

Where can I find the full list of AICTE-approved engineering colleges in India?

This page is that list. Every institution shown holds a current approval from AICTE, with its district and approved courses. Applications are made on each institution's own website, not here.

How many seats do engineering colleges in India have?

1,129,958 approved seats across 997 institutions, as published by the regulator. Intake is counted only where the approving body states it.

Which district in India has the most engineering colleges?

Bhopal, with 29 of the 997 institutions listed here.

What courses do engineering colleges in India offer?

The most widely approved are COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (997), MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (815), CIVIL ENGINEERING (744), ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG (482), MBA (444), ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (438). Each figure is the number of institutions approved for that course.

How many engineering colleges in India are government and how many are private?

Of the 997 institutions listed: 740 private, 133 government, 60 state university, 33 deemed university, 26 government aided, 4 central university, 1 unknown. Ownership is taken from the regulator's own classification.

Where does this list come from?

AICTE approved institutions, academic year 2026-27. Checked 1 September 2026. This screener publishes only what the approving body publishes, and shows when each list was last checked. It does not rank institutions or estimate fees. Applications are made on each institution's own website.