Introduction

Introduction

Information Technology Centre(ITC) was established in 1988 and is now one of the largest paragon Computer Training Segments in Gujarat, India. ITC is able to successfully fulfill its vision through its rural location in Mogri, Gujarat. This allows youth from all areas to gain access to the high level of IT education that ITC offers. ITC is managed by Anoopam Mission – a non-profit, multinational charity organization aiming at the upliftment of society through various social welfare projects. ITC is run by the Saints of Anoopam Mission, who are pivotal in encouraging a sense of moral and cultural responsibility.

We firmly believe that the student, in essence, is a raw material and has to be molded into a product. Such a great transition requires a perfectly designed Computer Courses and Teaching Methodology. It is an accepted truth that conventional teaching methods are unable to deliver the high standards which the IT industry expects. Through our years of teaching experiences, constant student observations, student evaluations and consultations with industry members and academics, we have been able to design our own original and innovative teaching methodologies. These methodologies have resulted in Excellence Awards at National and International Levels, which immediately puts ITC’s teaching methods in direct competition with other National and International IT Institutions.

• Established in 1988 ( 32 years )
• Oldest Autodesk Authorized Training Center of India
• Oldest NIELIT ( DOEACC Society) ( AICTE, MCIT Govt. of India ) Training Centre
• A+ Rating by DOEACC Society
• Received Excellence Award from IT Minister 3 times ( best out of 700 institutes )
• Received Excellence award in the area of facilities, instructions and Curriculum from Autodesk Inc., USA
• 80000 students Trained till date
• 100 Computers Network ( IBM Blade server with Cloud Infrastructure – VMware virtualization, NAS Storage, Firewall, Backup etc.)
• Microsoft, Autodesk, NIELIT ( Govt. of India ) Academic Partners