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Institute type:
MCA |
Nature of course:
Full time |
Year of establishment:
1999 |
Campus location:
GIACR Prajukti Bihar, RAYAGADA - 765 002 Odisha, India |
Contact No.:
(91)6856-236350, 235180 |
email id:
[email protected] |
Website:
http://www.giacr.ac.in/ |
Head of the Institute:
Dr. C. D. Panda |
Head's designation:
Founder |
Head's qualification:
M.A(Eco) M.Phil, Ph.D. |
Courses Offered:
MCA - 60
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About the institute:
Gandhi Institute of Advanced Computer & Research (GIACR) formerly "IACR" was established in the year 1999. Initially, the MCA course was introduced. In 2001 the B. Tech. Degree Course was introduced with three branches namely Computer Science & Engineering (CSE), Information Technology (IT) and Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE). In 2002 Mechanical Engineering and in 2003 Civil Engineering courses were further introduced. We are proud to declare that we have the full fledged departments of CSE, IT, ECE, EEE, Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering since 2004 and MBA was introduced in 2006. |
Salient features:
The Institute has sprawling campus in a pollution free environment sorrounded by green hillocks at the back drop. It hosts an array of buildings measuring more than 2 lacs Sqauare feet buitup area which accommodates Class Rooms, Air Conditioned Computer Laboratories, Computer Centre, Training, Development & Placement Divn., Central Library, Mechanical Workshops, Civil Workshops, Electrical Laboratories, Electronics Laboratories, Canteen, Students Common Room, Administrative Office, Conference Hall and many more. |
Unique features:
GIACR has already established a reputation as an Institution free from the evil of ragging. This has become possible because of the atmosphere of comradery being cultivated assiduously among students from various States like Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Nagaland, Tripura, West Bengal and of course from different Districts of the State. The strict vigil by our committed Principal and Staff and deterrent punishments against probable violations made this a reality. |
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