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JSS Mahavidyapeetha

JSS Academy of Technical Education, Bengaluru    

Approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi. Six UG programs are Accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA), New Delhi. Recognized under 2(f) University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) Belagavi, Karnataka. Recognized by Govt. of Karnataka.

Builders association of India, Bangalore Center

Most executors of infrastructure development programmers and builders of real estate, i.e. the construction companies in India, are under the umbrella of the over-seven-decades-old Builders' Association of India (BAI). BAI is the only all India apex representative body of civil engineering construction companies. BAI was founded in 1941 under the guidance and blessings of Brig. C.V.S. Jackson of Military Engineering Services, 'Poona', now known as 'Pune', who suggested that builders working under his command form a body for finding solutions to various problems. He went further and made available a piece of land inside the premises of Southern Command Headquarters in Pune, on which an office was constructed and aptly named 'Jackson Hut', which stands even today as a monument in BAI’s name.

During this journey of over 74 years, BAI's membership has grown from 250 members spread over 3 Centers, to more than 15,000 direct members spread over about 148 plus Centers across the length and breadth of the country. Various regional associations affiliated to BAI, add another 1,00,000 indirect members.

    • To promote and foster feelings of brotherhood, unity, co-operation, mutual trust and to eliminate unhealthy competition amongst the contractors fraternity.
    • To establish a healthy and cordial relationship between the client, the contractor and the end-users, so that all construction projects are completed without any time or cost overruns.
    • To interact with Government bodies like State Public Works Departments and the Central Public Works Department to modernize methods and specifications of works towards ensuring suitable work ethics in the Industry and standardizing tender procedures. Contracts awarded on the basis of such standardization will ensure uniformity in execution of construction jobs.
    • To achieve highest standards of efficiency and quality by adopting methodology which could be derived from both Indian and International Standards with a view to making the construction sector competitive in domestic as well as international markets.
    • To ensure that contractors adopt methods which are environment-friendly like use of pre-engineered and pre-manufactured products, seeking inter-alia tax concessions on the same from the Government.
    • To not only regulate safety procedures and issue guidelines for minimizing loss of life or property at construction sites but also to enhance welfare of workers.
    • To develop linkages with other industry and Trade Associations, Chambers of Commerce, Federations etc. to enhance the value of its services to members. It shall network with international bodies and gain global presence for its members. To regard workers and technicians as the key resource for the construction industry. It shall support and establish training institutions to train workers and technicians.

Provides opportunity to discover the hidden talent in the students and to facilitate a platform, to exhibit technical, presentation, and communication skill in organising various events for students in the technical field.

Provides an opportunity for students to interact with industry and academic experts also to fetch internship and placement in reputed industries.

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