Kandula Lakshumma Memorial College Of Engineering For Women
Ysr District, India · official site ↗
Where this institution’s degrees are recognised
We hold no recognition verdict for this institution. That is not the same as it being unrecognised — it means no register we read has assessed it, or we have not matched it to their record yet. Absence of an assessment is not a negative assessment.
Where this record came from
All India Council for Technical Education, approved institutions 2024-2025: Kandula Lakshumma Memorial College Of Engineering For Women (AICTE permanent id 1-43657337009), Ysr District, Andhra Pradesh, institution type Private-Self Financing. AICTE approval is granted course by course with a sanctioned intake, so this institution is approved to run the courses listed against this id. ⚠ AICTE regulates technical and professional education only; an institution may also teach arts, science or commerce courses that are not in this register.
Checked 2026-08-21 · aicte-india.orgOpen the source ↗
Programmes we hold (11)
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) · ISCED-5
- Computer Science And Engineering · ISCED-5
- Electrical And Electronics Engineering · ISCED-5
- Electronics And Communication Engineering · ISCED-5
- Artificial Intelligence And Data Science · ISCED-6
- Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning · ISCED-6
- Computer Science And Engineering · ISCED-6
- Electronics And Communications Engineering · ISCED-6
- Computer Science And Engineering (Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning) · ISCED-7
- Electronics And Communications Engineering · ISCED-7
- MBA · ISCED-7
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