Community Development through Polytechnics (CDTP)

The Community Polytechnics scheme was started in the year 1978-79 and then after a two year break during 2007 and 2008, it was launched once again in the year 2009 in the new name of Community Development through Polytechnics i.e. CDTP scheme by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) Govt. Of India. In the last 40 years about 43 lakhs persons have been trained under the scheme. At present the scheme is operational in 518 polytechnics of the country.

The rationale for choosing AICTE approved Polytechnics is that they are equipped with the following resources:

1. Polytechnics are equipped with physical facilities in the form of buildings, lecture halls, laboratories, workshops, hostels etc which could be used as knowledge and skill centers for rural community and slum dwellers.
2. Polytechnics have qualified and trained faculty who can scientifically formulate, implement and monitor community oriented programmes and projects especially where the activity of adoption of appropriate technology is involved.
3. Polytechnics have technicians craftsmen whose services can be utilized to some extent for imparting skill training and adoption of appropriate technology.

1. The scheme involves skill development training programmes of six months duration in the Polytechnic buildings and extension centers in the villages involving the skilled instructors from the village who can train school drop outs, SC, ST, backward classes and illiterate females who can learn in these extension centers and able to start their own small business so that they can earn their livelihood in an earnest way.
2. The scheme also involves need assessment surveys of the villages to know exactly what type of technical training and technical help is required.
3. The scheme involves Dissemination and Application of Appropriate technology in which the villagers are given awareness about the advancements made in the field of science and technology.
4. The villagers are provided with the technical and support services in the form of repair of their daily household appliances and gadgets.
5. Awareness programmes about various centre and state Govt. schemes are provided to the villagers.

Staff involved in CDTP scheme in Govt. Polytechnic Bikram Chowk Jammu.

 

Chief coordinator	Er. Talat Mahmood (Principal)
Internal coordinator	Er. Rajesh Gupta (HOD)
Course Coordinator	(a)Er. Zia Ul Haq (HOD Computer Engg. Deptt)
	(b) Er. K.S. Bhatia(HOD Mechanical Engg. Deptt)
	(c) Er. Sanjay Gupta (HOD Electrical Engg. Deptt.
	(d) Ar. Ritika Wadhera (HOD Architecture Deptt)
	(e) Er. Sukhdeep Singh (I/C Civil Engg. Deptt.)
Instructors	(a) Sh. Vinay Kumar:- Software Development
	(b) Sh. Vedpal :- NCITP
	(c) Sh. Pawan Kumar:- Plumbing
	(d) Sh. Ramesh Salaria:- Composite Electrician
	(e) Sh. Shakti Verma:- Refrigeration and Air conditioning
	(f) Sh. Ajay Dogra:- Vehicle testing
	(g) Sh. Vinod Kumar:- Transformer and Motor winding
	(h) Smt. Surekha Rani:- Art, craft and fashion designing
	(I) Smt. Sanjogita Mehra:- Art, craft and fashion designing
	(j) Smt Kanta Balloria:- Beautician
Consultants	(a) Sh. Vikas Bharti
	(b) Sh. Gurdayal

Staff BVB IRG CDTP

Courses in Govt. polytechnic Campus

Present Extension Centers

 

Achievements

Number of students Trained/Employed in the last five years under CDTP scheme of the institution

Year	No. of students trained	No. of students employed (Wage/self employed)
2016-17	nil	71
2017-18	147	78
2018-19	364	99
2019-20	569	134
2020-21	nil	73