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Ambedkar Institute of Advanced Communication Technologies & Research

New Delhi, Delhi, IndiaEst. 2001

AIACTR is a public engineering institute in East Delhi, established in 2001, offering postgraduate M.Tech programs.

  • Established in 2001
  • Public institute under the Government of NCT of Delhi
  • Offers four M.Tech programs
  • Facilities include centralized air-conditioning and a library
  • Sports facilities include cricket, soccer, and badminton grounds

About

AIACTR is a public institute part of the Government of NCT of Delhi. Its address is Geeta Colony, East Delhi, New Delhi-110031. The college's vision is to become an Institute of Excellence in the field of Post-Graduate Engineering.

History

AIACTR was started in 2001 with 30 intakes each in the ECE and CSE branches, to cater to the growing need for technical education. The foundation stone of the new campus was laid by Chief Minister Sheila Dixit on 24th May 2006. One batch passed out in 2005 with campus placements.

Academics

AIACTR presently offers four M.Tech programs: Information Security, Digital Communication, Signal Processing, and RF & Microwave Engineering. A campus page states that the college started two M.Tech programs, Signal Processing and RF & Microwave Engineering.

Campus & Facilities

The campus was built in a record time of 18 months by the PWD. Facilities include centralized air-conditioning, an RO system, a lush green playground, a rain harvesting system, and a nursery. Listed facilities also include a library with reading room and e-journal access, a reprography facility, a book bank, a gymnasium, and soccer, cricket, badminton, volleyball, and table tennis areas.

Founded
2001
Courses
14
Total intake
180
AddressAmbedkar Institute of Technology, Geeta Colony, East delhi, New Delhi-110031
Websitehttps://ait.delhi.gov.in
HostelNot available
Some details are still being verified.

Quick stats

Courses offered
14
Avg placements
₹6.2 lakh / yr
Total intake
180
Hostel
No
Data last verified October 2026 · compiled from official sources