• The data collected from these respondents threw up a variety of information on the development and utilization of engineering and technical manpower at the national and state levels.
  
  The System has a Lead Centre located in the Institute of Applied Manpower Research and 21 Nodal Centres (located at the State & Regional level ) which are the primary data collecting agencies. The Nodal Centres are spread throughout the country. The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), which funds the scheme, oversees its functioning.
  
  A significant part of the information generated in the NTMIS, every year, is disseminated through the "Annual Technical Manpower Reviews" being brought out state wise regularly on the conclusion of the set of three surveys and through other analytical reports. The three surveys relate to
  
  · Educational and Training institutions
  · Graduates passing out from Polytechnics and engineering college and
  · Major establishments employing engineering personnel in a big way
  
  The reviews threw up a variety of labour market signals which are helpful in taking appropriate decisions in the area of technical education planning at the individual state level.
  Technical education has been growing at a fast resulting in serious gap between the supply of and demand for technical manpower. This phenomenon raises important issues regarding regulating labour market for engineers. Among other things, issues of the above kind are else of concern to technical educational planners and policy makers. There is therefore a continuing need for bringing out up-to-date information on

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