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Institute of Shipbuilding Technology

South Goa, Goa · Engineering · Private-Aided

ISO 9001, AICTEEst. 1981

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About Institute of Shipbuilding Technology

Institute of Shipbuilding Technology is a private aided institute in South Goa, Goa, established in 1981. Campusbells lists it under Engineering, with 1 diploma course: Diploma in Electronic & Communication Engineering. Approvals and accreditation: ISO 9001, AICTE.

Institute of Shipbuilding Technology, Goa (ISBT) was established by Society for Industrial & Technical Education of Goa (SITEG) (formerly know as Shipbuilding Industry Society of Goa (SIG)) in the year 1981. Perhaps ISBT is the only institute in India to be established and managed by a group of Industries. Requirement of highly specialized trained manpower by the Shipbuilding / Barge building, repair and allied industries forced the industries in this business to come together under the banner of Shipbuilding Industry Society of Goa and established the Institute. Main objective of SITEG is to provide industry with well trained technical manpower to suit their requirements, and conduct retraining programmes for existing workforce.

ISBT is a government aided institute receiving grants from Government of Goa, under the Grant-in-aid pattern. Establishment of ISBT is approved by All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi.

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Key facts

Established
1981
Ownership
Private-Aided
Approvals and accreditation
ISO 9001, AICTE

Academics

Courses offered at Institute of Shipbuilding Technology

1 programme listed

Diploma courses (1)

Campus life

Facilities at Institute of Shipbuilding Technology

  • Laboratories
  • Lab
  • Labs
  • Bank
  • Computer Centre
  • Laboratory
  • Library
  • Canteen
  • Hostel

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