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Is Indian institute of industrial engineering CBD, Belapur, Mumbai approved by AICTE or not?

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    Deeksha Dixit | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago
    Yes, the Indian Institution of Industrial Engineering, CBD, Belapur, is an AICTE-approved institute. The IIIE was founded in 1957 and is a non-profit organisation. The institute offers mainly Diploma courses in engineering. A Bachelor's degree in engineering is also available with the industrial engineering specialisation. The eligibility requirement for admission to IIIE is to have completed the 12th grade. The application procedure for IIIE is both online and offline. You may visit the official website of IIIE to check the course prospectus for which you want to apply.

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