General Information
CAMPUSHINDUSTAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE (HITS)
Padur,
No.1, Rajiv Gandhi Salai,
Old Mahabalipuram Road,Padur (via)
Kelambakkam,
Chengalpattu Dist. - 603 103.
Tamil Nadu
Phone : 044-27474395 / 27474262 / 27474385
E. mail: info@hindustanuniv.ac.in
website: www.hindustanuniv.ac.in
ADMIN. OFFICE :Dr. S. N. Sridhara, Vice-Chancellor

mail : vc@hindustanuniv.ac.in

Dr. R.W. Alexander Jesudasan, Pro Vice Chancellor

mail: provc@ hindustanuniv.ac.in

Dr. Muthukumar Subramanian, Registrar

mail : registrar@hindustanuniv.ac.in

Dr. C. Kezi Selva Vijila, Controller of Examinations

mail : coe@hindustanuniv.ac.in

HINDUSTAN HEAD OFFICE
Administrative office,
40 GST Road,
St. Thomas Mount, Chennai - 600 016.
Phone: 044-2234 2155 / 09080 / 1389 / 2508

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMITTING STUDENTS
FOR 2023-2024 BATCH
U.G. / P.G. / Ph.D. / GENERAL PROGRAMMES /DIPLOMA PROGRAMMESEligibility – B.Tech. Programmes
Admission will be based on merit, considering the Entrance exam marks along with Plus Two / HSC /Intermediate / equivalent examinations marks etc. as per the University norms:
 Passed 10+2 examination with Physics / Mathematics/ Chemistry / Computer Science /Electronics / Information Technology / Biology / Informatics Practices / Biotechnology /Technical Vocational subject / Agriculture / Engineering Graphics / Business Studies.
 Obtained at least 45% marks (40% marks in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in
the above subjects taken together.
OR
Passed D.Voc. Stream in the same or allied sector.


Cambridge norms (General Certificate of Education - GCE)
University of Cambridge General Certificate of Education (GCE) ‘A’ Levels / Edexcel GCE ‘A’
Levels and Other GCE ‘A’ Level Examinations conducted by Cambridge International
Examinations / British Examining Bodies.
International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) or General Certificate ofSecondary Education (GCSE) or GCE ‘O’ Levels (11 years of schooling), equated to the10th Grade of an Indian Board.

Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Level (12 years of schooling), equated to the 11th grade of an Indian
Board.



GCE ‘A’ Levels (13 years of schooling), equated to the 12th grade of an Indian Board
The candidates intending to join first year E&T courses should have studied General Certificate of
Education (GCE), Cambridge Assessment International Education. And required to have obtained‘Advanced’ Level passes inMathematics, Physics, Chemistry / Biology / any TechnicalVocational subject and English at AS level.

Eligibility - B.Des. Programmes
A Pass in 10+2 in any stream from any recognized board of education.
Obtained at least 45% marks (40% in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in thequalifying examination.
OR
Passed D.Voc. Stream in the same or allied sector.
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ELIGIBILITY - VOCATIONAL STREAM CANDIDATESHSC - Vocational Candidates:
Candidates who have qualified with HSC (vocational stream) with engineering / technicalvocational subjects and any one or two of the related subjects like Mathematics, Physics or
Chemistry are eligible provided they have passed their qualifying examinations and obtained
minimum aggregate of 50% marks in the vocational & related subjects.

ELIGIBILITY-B. Arch. Programmei) Qualified in National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) conducted by Council of
Architecture (COA) in 2023.
ii)
Passed an examination at the end of the 10+2 scheme of examination with atleast
50
percent Aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and also atleast 50 per
cent marks in aggregate of the 10+2 level examination.
ORiii)

Passed 10+3 Diploma Examination with mathematics as compulsory subjects with atleast
50 per cent marks in aggregate.

No direct lateral admission is allowed at any other year / stage of B.Arch. course based on
any qualification.

ELIGIBILITY FOR LATERAL ENTRY (LES) - II YEARFOR B.TECH. PROGRAMMES (Admission to direct second year)
Eligibility Norms:
Passed minimum THREE years / TWO years (Lateral Entry) Diploma examination with at least
45% marks (40 % marks in case of candidates belonging to reserved category).
OR
Passed B.Sc. Degree from a recognized University as defined by UGC, with at least 45% marks(40% marks in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) and passed 10+2 examination
with Mathematics as a subject.

FOR B.Des. PROGRAMMES (Admission to direct second year)
Students after completion of Diploma are eligible to join B.Des. courses.
Students pursuing Diploma in any related courses of Interior / Communication with subjects
whose credits can be mapped to the B.Des. course can be considered on a case to case basis.

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If the credit mapping cannot be done with the course they are pursuing, the student has tocomplete all the subjects as offered in the B.Des programme.

ELIGIBILITY FOR MCA PROGRAM
Passed any graduation degree (e.g. B.E. / B.Tech. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / B.A. / B.Voc. / BCA etc.)
preferably with Mathematics at 10+2 level or at Graduation level.
Obtained at least 50% marks (45% marks in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in
the qualifying Examination.
LATERAL ENTRY FOR MCA (Direct admission to final (second) year)
Passed B.Tech. / B.E. (CSE / IT) subject to availability of seats in second year.

SCHOOL OF LAW
ELIGIBILITY- B.A., LL.B (Hons.) / BBA., LL.B (Hons.) / LL.B. / LL.M
PROGRAMMES
S.No.

Programme / Discipline

1

B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) - 5 yrs.

2

B.B.A., LL.B (Hons.) - 5 yrs.

Minimum Qualification for
Admission
HSC / Plus Two / Intermediate
Examination with minimum 50%

3

LL.B - 3 yrs.

Graduation in any discipline withminimum 50%(Subject to 10+2+minimum 3
pattern)

4

LL.M - 2 yrs.

Pass in LL.B. with 50% /BA LLB / BBA LLB with 50%

Eligibility for Law programmes under Open Schooling System
For LL.B – 10+2 as basic qualification and minimum three year graduation.
For BA LL.B or BBA LL.B – 10th as basic qualification and 12th qualification.
The qualifications of 10th, 12th and Graduation may be obtained through any mode (distance /correspondence / open schooling method).

4Without having any basic qualification for prosecuting above studies are NOT eligible for admission
in the law courses.

ELIGIBILITY - SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND APPLIED SCIENCESPROGRAMMES:
S.
No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

11

12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Programme

Discipline

B.Sc.

Minimum Qualification
for Admission

Visual Communication
Fashion Design / Interior Design /B.Sc.
Industrial Design / Product Design
B.Sc.
Food Technology
B.Sc.
Physical Education
B.A.
Economics
B.A.
Political Science
B.A.
Psychology
Triple Major B.A.
LEP (Law, Economics, Political
Science)
B.A.
EnglishCommerce (General)
Commerce
B.Com.
(with specialization in Internship
Embedded Programme)
A Pass in HSC / Plus
Two (or) equivalentComputer Applications (General)
C.A. (with specialization in
Database Systems)
C.A. (with specialization in
BCA
Multimedia and Animation)
C.A. (with specialization in Cyber
Security - Industry-HTC Global
Service)
Artificial Intelligence and Data
B.Sc.
Analytics / Data Science
B.Sc.
Avionics / Aviation Science
B.Sc.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
B.Com.+MBA B.Com. + MBA (Integrated)
B.Sc.
CS / CS (Gaming Design)
B.Sc. + M.Sc. Mathematics (Integrated)
B.Sc. + M.Sc. Food Technology (Integrated)

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ELIGIBILITY - SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES
S.
No.

Programme

1

B.Sc.

Cardiovascular Technology

2

B.Sc.

Perfusion Technology

3

B.Sc.

Anesthesia Technology

4

B.Sc.

Physician Assistant5

B.Optom.

B.Optom (Optometry)

6

B.P.T.

Physiotherapy

7

B.Pharm.

Discipline

Bachelor of Pharmacy

Minimum
Qualification for
Admission

A Pass in HSC / Plus
Two (or) equivalent with
Physics, Chemistry &Biologyasmain
subjects.

A Pass in 12th with
Physics, Chemistry &Mathematics / Biology
with 50% marks.

ELIGIBILITY - SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
S.
No.

Programme

Discipline

Minimum
Qualification for
Admission

GeneralSpecializations in:

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BBA

Banking and FinTech.
Aviation Management (with IATA A Pass in HSC / Plus
Two (or) equivalent
Certification)
Logistics (in collaboration with
Logistics Sector Skill)
Hospital Management
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2

BBA

3

BBA

4

BBA
BBA +
MBA

5

6

MBA

Sports Management
Aviation Services and Air cargo(in association with Logistics
Sector Skill Council)
Digital Marketing
BBA + MBA
GeneralSpecializations in:
Hotel and Tourism Management
Finance, Marketing and HR
Hospital Management
Logistics Management
Media and Entertainment
Sports Management
Green BusinessBusiness
Analytics(incollaboration with IBM)
Aviation Management (with IATA
Certification)
Aviation Safety Management(collaboration with Airbus &ENAC, France)

PassedBachelor
Degree of minimum 3
years duration.
Obtained at least 50%
marks (45% marks incase of candidates
belonging to reserved
category)inthequalifying
examination.

ELIGIBILITY FOR OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL) and OPEN
LEARNING -ONLINE (OL) PROGRAMMESOPEN DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAMMES (ODL)
S. No.

Name of the Programme

Eligibility
Passed Bachelor Degree of minimum 3
years duration.

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2

MasterofBusiness
Administration (MBA) – Obtained at least 50% marks (45% marks
Two year programmein case of candidates belonging toreserved category) in the qualifying
examination.
Passed any graduation degree (e.g. B.E. /MasterofComputerB.Tech. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / B.A. / B.Voc. /Applications (MCA) – Twoetc.) preferably with Mathematics at 10+2
year programme
level or at Graduation level.
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Obtained at least 50% marks (45% marks
in case of candidates belonging toreserved category) in the qualifying
Examination.

PROGRAMMES UNDER OPEN LEARNING (OL) – ONLINE EDUCATION.

B.Com. / BBA / BCA Approved by Distance Education Bureau, (DEB),
University Grants Commission.
S.
No.
1

2

3

4

Name of theProgramme
B.Com.
(Bachelor ofCommerce) – Threeyear programme
BBA(Bachelor of
Business
Administration) –Three year
programme
BCA(Bachelor ofComputerApplications) –Three year
programme
Master of Arts

Specialization(s)Eligibility

 Fintech.
 Banking and
Finance

A Pass in HSC / Plus Two(or) equivalent Tourism and
Hospitality
Management
 Aviation
 Logistics

A Pass in HSC / Plus Two(or) equivalent Database
Management
Systems
A Pass in HSC / Plus Two Multimedia(or) equivalentand Animation
 Data Analytics
A Pass inequivalentEnglishB.A.

Englishor

LATERAL ENTRY
B.Com. and BCA
A Pass in three-year Diploma in
Commercial Practices / Modern Office
Practices conducted by the DOTE orequivalent.
A Pass in three year Diploma in
Computer Science and Engineering /Computer Technology / Information
Technology / Electrical and Electronics
Engineering or equivalent

B.Com. (Lateral Entry)

BCA (Lateral Entry)

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ELIGIBILITY – POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
DEPT.

Programme /Discipline

Major /
Specializations
AeronauticalEngineering

M.Tech. –AeronauticalEngineering

AERO

Aeronautical Engg.
with specializationin Avionics
Aeronautical Engg.
with specializationinAircraft
MaintenanceEngineering

DefenceTechnology withspecializationinAerospace
Technology
M.Tech.
DefenceTechnology
DefenceTechnology withspecializationinCommunication
Systems & Sensors

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Minimum Qualification for
Admission
A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. (Aero. /Aerospace / Civil / Mech. /Mechatronics)/
AMIE/
AMAeSI (Aero)
A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. (Aero. /Aerospace / Mechatronics /Electronics / Instrumentation /EEE / ECE / CSE / E & I / I &C / IT) or M.Sc. (Physics /Electronics / Computer Science/ Information Technology) /AMIE / AMAeSI (Avionics)
A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. in
Aerospace Engineering,
Aeronautical Engineering,
Applied Electronics andCommunication Engineering,
Applied Electronics andInstrumentation Engineering,
Chemical engineering,Computer Science &Engineering, Computer Scienceand Technology, Computer
Technology, Electrical andComputer Engineering,Electrical and Electronics
Engineering, Electrical andInstrumentation Engineering,Electrical and PowerEngineering, ElectricalEngineering, Electronics
engineering, Electrical,
Electronics and PowerEngineering, Electronics andCommunication engineering,
Instrumentation Engineering,Electronics, Instrumentation andControl Engineering,Electronics, Science andEngineering, Electronics andComputer Engineering,Electronics and Communication
Engineering, Electronics andComputer Science, Electronics
and Control Systems,
Electronics and PowerEngineering, Electronics andTelecommunication,
Electronics, Instruments andControl Engineering,Electronics System Engineering,
Instrumentation and Electronics,
Instrumentation Engineering,
Marine Engineering, Marine
Technology, Mechanical andAutomation Engineering,
Mechatronics Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering,
Metallurgical and Materials
Engineering, MilitaryEngineering, Optics and Optoelectronics, Power Electronics
Engineering, Radio, Physics andElectronics, Software
Engineering, StructuralEngineering,
Telecommunication Engineering

MECH.

MECHATRONICS

M.Tech. –MechanicalEngineering

M.Tech.
Robot

Mechanical Engg.
with specializationin
Designof
Mechanical
Systems

A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. (Mech.
/ Auto. / EEE / Marine/
Production / Manufacturing/
Industrial/ Mechatronics) /AMIE

Robotics andMechatronics

A pass in BE/ BTech in
MechanicalEngineering/
Production
Engineering/
Industrial
Engineering/
Automobile
Engineering/
Aerospace /Aeronautical

10Engineering / Mechatronics
Engineering / ECE/ EEE / ICE /CSE or AMIE (Mech) /AMAeSI(Aero) / IMechE or any
equivalent degree in the above
disciplines
Automobile Engg. A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. ( Mech.
With specialization / Auto / EEE / Chemical /inAutomotive Marine/
Mechatronics/
Technology
Production ) / AMIE
Civil Engg. withspecializationin
A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. (Civil)
StructuralEngg.
/ AMIEand Construction
Management
A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. (Civil /Civil Engg. with Bio-Technology / Chemical andspecialization inElectrochemical/
GeoSustainable
Informatics / Industrial BioEnvironmental
technology / Energy andEngineering
Environmental
Engg.
/
Mechanical ) / AMIE
CSE
withspecializationin A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. Degree
Data Science and ProgrammeEngineeringCSE
withspecializationin A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. Degree
Programme
Artificial
Intelligence
CSE
withA Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. Degree
specializationin Programme
Cyber Security

AUTO

M.Tech. –Automobile
Engineering

CIVIL

M.Tech. –Civil
Engineering

CSE

M.Tech. –Computer
Science andEngineering

EEE

EEE with
M.Tech. –specialization inElectrical andSmart Grid /Electronics
Electric Vehicle
Engineering
Technology

ECE

M.Tech. –Electronics
andCommunicati
on

ECE with
specialization in
Digital Image
Processing
ECE with
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A Pass in B.E /B.Tech.( EEE/ ECE /Electronics / Instrumentation /E&I /I&C) / AMIE / M.Sc. Applied
Electronics

A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. ( ECE /Electronics / E&I) / AMIE/ M.Sc.
Applied Electronics
A Pass in B.E. / B.Tech. (ECE / EEE /Engineering

CA

MCA

specialization in
Embedded andReal Time Systems/ Radars

MCA General andMCA
with
specializationin
Big Data Analytics/ Cloud Computing

Electronics / Instrumentation / E&I /I&C / CSE / IT / Mechatronics / M.Sc.
Applied Electronics / Electronics /Physics with Electronics

Passed any graduation degree(e.g. B.E. / B.Tech. / B.Sc. /B.Com. / B.A. / B.Voc. / etc.)
preferably with Mathematics at
10+2 level or at Graduationlevel.

Obtained at least 50% marks
Duration:
Two (45% marks in case ofyears (w.e.f. 2020- candidates belonging to reserved2021)
category) in the qualifying
Examination.
(Executive)

PassedBachelor
Architecture.

(Housing) (Executive)

Obtained at least 50% marks in thequalifying Examination.

M.Arch.
(Executive)

SPADE

Degreein

Passed Bachelor Degree in Planning /Architecture / Civil Engineering(OR)
Passed Master Degree of Geography/ Economics / Social Sciences or
equivalent Degree.

M.PlanM.PlanM.PlanTransportation
Planning

M.Des.

Fashion Technology

Passed Bachelor Degree of minimum
4 years duration.

S&H(Chemistry)

M.Sc.

Chemistry

B.Sc. Chemistry with Mathematics or
Physics as one of the allied subject

CS

M.Sc.

Computer Science

B.Sc. in relevant discipline orequivalent

CS

M.Sc.

Data Science

B.Sc. in relevant discipline orequivalent

CS

M.Sc.

Artificial Intelligenceand Data Analytics

B.Sc. in relevant discipline orequivalent

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CS

M.Sc.

User Experience

B.Sc. in relevant discipline orequivalent

CENCON

M.Sc.

Nano Science

B.Sc.
in
Nanoscience/
Nanotechnology / Physics / Chemistry/ Life Science / Bio Technology /Geology / Electronics

FT

M.Sc.

Food Technology(Industry Integrated)

UG in relevant discipline

S&H(Languages)

M.A.

EnglishA Pass in B.A. English or equivalent

SLAAS

M.Com.

General / withspecialization in
Fintech.

Candidate must have a B.Com.
Degree from a recognized University.

SPORTS

M.S.M.

Sports Management(combined with Dip.
in Yoga).

Pass in UG in the relevant discipline.

ELIGIBILITY – DIPLOMA PROGRAMMESProgramme Diploma
Advanced
Diploma
Professional
Diploma
Professional
Diploma

Minimum Qualification for
Admission

CourseIn Autotronics(in collaboration with
Volkswagen)
In Cyber Investigation andLaws (in collaboration
with HTC Global)
In Cyber Security
Management incollaboration with HTC
Global.

Advanced
DiplomaIn Photo and Videography

PG Diploma

In Strength andConditioning

PG Diploma

Diploma / B.E. / B.Tech. in Auto / Mech. /Mechatronics / ECE / EEE / E&I
Any Degree with work experience in therelevant field

Any Degree with work experience in therelevant field

A pass in HSC / Intermediate orequivalent.
A pass in HSC / Intermediate orequivalent.
A pass in HSC / Intermediate orequivalent.

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ELIGIBILITY - Ph.D. PROGRAMMES (FULL-TIME / PART-TIME)
Categories of Admission
Candidates will be admitted to the Ph.D. programme of the Institute under one of the following
categories: Full Time - Regular full time scholars with or without Institute fellowship or with project
support.
 Part Time Internal - Research scholars who are staff/ Faculty members of the HITS.
 Part time External- Research scholars working on a part time basis from a reputed University /Institution /Organization with minimum two years’ experience.
Eligibility
The minimum educational qualifications for admission to the Ph.D. programme of the Institute areas follows:

programme

Minimum Qualification for Admission

Ph.D. in Engineering Candidates should have passed his / her postgraduate
degree in the related branches of study with a minimum& Technologyof 55% marks/ CGPA 6.1 on seven-point scale.

Ph.D. in Humanities Candidates should have passed his / her postgraduate
and Sciences including degree in the related branches of study with a minimumof 55% marks/ CGPA 6.1 on seven-point scale.
Physical Education
Ph.D. in Architecture, Candidates should have passed his / her postgraduate
degree in the related branches of study with a minimum
Planning and Designof 55% marks/ CGPA 6.1 on seven-point scale.

Ph.D. in Management Candidates should have passed his / her postgraduate
degree in the related branches of study with a minimum
Studiesof 55% marks/ CGPA 6.1 on seven-point scale.
Candidates should have passed his / her postgraduate
Ph.D. in Legal Studies degree in the related branches of study with a minimum(Law)of 55% marks/ CGPA 6.1 on seven-point scale.

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Proposed Intake 2021-22 as per Approvals of AICTE / CoA / BCI
S.No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

10.

11.
12.
13.

ProgramEngineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology

Level

CourseAICTE
IntakeUG

Civil Engineering

30

UG

Aeronautical Engineering

240

UG

Aerospace Engineering

120

UG

Mechanical Engineering

60

UG

Mechatronics

60

UG

Automobile Engineering

60

UG

Chemical Engineering

30

UG

Bio Technology

30

UG

Computer Science andEngineering

180

Computer Science andEngineering (Artificial
Intelligence and Machine
Learning)
Computer Science andEngineering (Data Science)

UG

UG

30

30

UG

Information Technology

60

UG

Information Technology (Cyber
Security)

30

14.

Engineering andTechnology

UG

Electrical and Electronics
Engineering

30

15.

Engineering andTechnology

UG

Electrical and Computer Science
Engineering

30

16.

Engineering andTechnology

UG

Electronics and Communication
Engineering

120

17.

Architecture and Planning

UG

Interior Design

20

15

18.

Architecture and Planning

UG

Communication Design

30

19.

Architecture and Planning

UG

B.Arch.

80

20.

Applied Arts and Crafts

UG

Fashion and Apparel Design

30

21.

Management

PG

M.B.A. (General)

120

22.

Management

PG

M.B.A. (Aviation Management)

30

23.

Engineering andTechnology

24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.

Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology
Engineering andTechnology

18
PG

Aeronautical Engineering

PG

Mechanical Engineering

PG

Automobile Engineering

18

PG

Civil Engineering

18

PG
PG

ElectricalandEngineering

PG

Robotics and Mechatronics

31.

MCA

PG

32.

Architecture and Planning

PG

33.
34.
35.
36.

M.Arch. - Executive(General)M.Arch. Executive(Housing)
M.Des Fashion Technology
M.Tech Defence
Technology

Computer Science andEngineering
Electronics and Communication
Engineering

PG

MasterofApplications
Planning

Electronics

Computer

18

18
18
18
18
30
20

PG

-

20

PG

-

20

PG

-

18

PG

-

18

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2

LL.B. (Three year program)
BA,LL.B. (Hons) (Five year program)

As per BCI
approval for
2020-21120
120

3BBA.,LL.B. (Hons) (Five year program)

120

4

LL.M – PG – International Law – (One year Program)

10

5.

LL.M (2 years)

10

S.No.

(i)

ProgramProfile of teachers faculty-wise

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jT9Bl4qgHxFz31LTd0DHgWIrHQreABhr/view?usp=drive_link

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(ii)

Calendar of Activities
ENGG ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - ODD SEMESTER (2023- 2024)
B.TECH

1

InternshipNA

11.07.23
to31.07.23

12.06.23
to10.07.23

12.06.23
to10.07.23

M.TECHII YEAR11.07.23
NAto31.07.23

2

Registration of PE/NE
Commencement of Induction
Programme for First SemesterNA

05.07.23

05.07.23

05.07.23

NANA

07.08.23

NA

NA

NA

23.08.23

NA

Commencement of semester Classes 30.08.23

01.08.23

12.07.23

12.07.23

28.08.23

01.08.23

I Periodical Assessment
Parents Interaction Day
II Periodical Assessment

09.10.23
21.10.23
20.11.23

24.08.23
02.09.23
11.10.23

17.08.23
02.09.23
04.10.23

17.08.23
02.09.23
04.10.23

09.10.23
21.10.23
20.11.23

24.08.23
02.09.23
11.10.23

Preclosure of Attendance for Semester

15.12.23

07.11.23

07.11.23

07.11.23

15.12.23

07.11.23

Commencement of Practical/Projectwork /Viva Exams

20.01.24

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

20.01.24

10.11.23

Academic Activity

S.No.

3
4

5

6

I YEARII YEAR III YEARIV YEAR I YEAR

Completion of Practical/Projectwork /Viva Exams
RA/D List

31.01.24

21.11.23

16.11.23

16.11.23

31.01.24

21.11.23

19.12.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

19.12.23

10.11.23

Grievance Meeting

20.12.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

20.12.23

14.11.23

Release of Final RA/D List

22.12.23

18.11.23

18.11.23

18.11.23

22.12.23

18.11.23

Commencement of End Semester
Regular/ Supplementary Theory
Exam

03.01.24

23.11.23

21.11.23

20.11.23

03.01.24

23.11.23

Completion of End Semester Exams

19.01.24

14.12.23

13.12.23

04.12.23 19.01.24

14.12.23

Announcement of results ofRegular/Supplementary Theory
Exams

15.02.24

29.12.23

29.12.23

29.12.23 15.02.24

29.12.23

Registration for Revaluation

19.02.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

03.01.24 19.02.24

03.01.24

Revaluation Results

08.03.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

07.02.24 08.03.24

07.02.24

Commencement of next Semester

05.02.24

18.12.23

18.12.23

06.12.23 05.02.24

18.12.23

Winter Vacation

23.12.23
to02.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to02.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

13.03.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

13.03.24

17.02.24

18.03.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

18.03.24

22.02.24

Registration for Repeat exams forRegular Courses
Commencement of Repeat Exams forRegular Theory Courses

18Completion of Repeat Exams forRegular theory Exam
Announcement of Repeat Exam
Results
No of Working Days

29..03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

29..03.24

01.03.24

10.04.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

10.04.24

27.03.24

90 Days

ENGG ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - EVEN SEMESTER (2023 - 2024)
BTECH
S.No.
1

2

3

4

Academic Activity
Registration of PE/NE

MTECH

I YEARII YEARIII YEARIV YEAR I YEAR II YEAR

NA

15.12.23

15.12.23

15.12.23

18.01.24(After Winter Vacation )Commencement of Regular Classes 05.02.24

NA

15.12.23

18.01.24(After
05.02.24
WinterVacation )I Periodical Assessment

11.03.24

19.02.24

19.02.24

19.02.24 11.03.24

Parents Interaction Day

23.03.24

24.02.24

24.02.24

24.02.24 23.03.24

II Periodical Assessment

15.04.24

25.03.24

25.03.24

25.03.24 15.04.24

14.05.24

24.04.24

24.04.24

24.04.24 14.05.24

24.04.24

20.05.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

30.04.24 20.05.24

30.04.24

Last Academic Working Day

28.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24 28.05.24

09.05.24

RA/D List

17.05.24

27.04.24

27.04.24

27.04.24 17.05.24

27.04.24

Grievance Meeting

21.05.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

30.04.24 21.05.24

30.04.24

Release of Final RA/D List
24.05.24
Commencement of End Semester
30.05.24
Regular Theory ExamCompletion of End Semester
21.06.24
Exams
Announcement of Results of
10.07.24
Regular/Supplementary Theory ExamRegistration for Revaluation
12.07.24

04.05.24

04.05.24

04.05.24 24.05.24

04.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24 30.05.24

10.05.24

07.06.24

07.06.24

07.06.24 21.06.24

07.06.24

20.06.24

20.06.24

20.06.24 10.07.24

20.06.24

24.06.24

24.06.24

24.06.24 12.07.24

24.06.24

Revaluation Results

31.07.24

29.07.24

29.07.24

29.07.24 31.07.24

29.07.24

Commencement of Next Semester

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24 08.07.24

08.07.24

30.07.24

30.07.24

30.07.24 03.08.24

30.07.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

07.08.24 07.08.24

07.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24 17.08.24

17.08.24

Preclosure of Attendance for
SemesterCommencement of ESE Practicals/ Project Viva Voce

Registration for Repeat Exams
3.08.24for Regular Courses
Commencement of Repeat Exams for
07.08.24
Regular Theory courses
Completion of Repeat Exams for
17.08.24
Regular theory Exam

19

NA

Announcement of Repeat exam
results
No of Working Days
5
6

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24 20.09.24

20.09.24

90 DaysStudents Internship/Mini Project
Faculty Reporting

10.06.24 to 30.06.24
01.07.24

SAHS ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - ODD SEMESTER (2023- 2024)
SAHS (UG)
S.No

Academic Activity

I YEARII YEARIII YEAR

NA

11.07.23
to31.07.23

12.06.23
to10.07.23

1

Internship2Commencement of Induction Programme for First
Semester

16.08.23

NA

NA

3

Commencement of semester Classes

23.08.23

01.08.23

12.07.23

I Periodical Assessment

09.10.23

24.08.23

17.08.23

Parents Interaction Day

21.10.23

02.09.23

02.09.23

II Periodical Assessment
Preclosure of Attendance for
SemesterCommencement of Practical/Projectwork /Viva Exams

20.11.23

11.10.23

04.10.23

15.12.23

07.11.23

07.11.23

19.01.24

10.11.23

10.11.23

Completion of Practical/Projectwork /Viva Exams

20.01.24

14.11.23

14.11.23

Last Academic Working Day

20.01.24

14.11.23

14.11.23

RA/D List

19.12.23

09.11.23

09.11.23

Grievance Meeting

20.12.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

Release of Final RA/D List

22.12.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

Commencement of End Semester
Regular/ Supplementary Theory
Exam

03.01.24

16.11.23

15.11.23

Completion of End Semester Exams

18.01.24

05.12.23

27.11.23

Announcement of results ofRegular/Supplementary Theory
Exams

15.02.24

29.12.23

29.12.23

Registration for Revaluation

19.02.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

Revaluation Results

08.03.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

Commencement of Even Semester

22.01.24

07.12.23

29.11.23

Z

Continuous
Assessment

20Winter Vacation
5

End Semester
Regular andRegistration for Repeat exams for
Supplementary Exam Regular Courses& Results
Commencement of Repeat Exams
for Regular Theory Courses
Completion of Repeat Exams forRegular theory Exam
Announcement of Repeat Exam
Results
No of Working Days

23.12.23
to02.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to 17.01.24

13.03.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

18.03.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

29..03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

10.04.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

90 Days

SAHS ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - EVEN SEMESTER (2023 - 2024)
SAHS (UG)
S.No.
1

Academic Activity
Registration of PE/NE

Continuous
Assessment

II YEARNA

15.12.23

III YEAR

11.03.24
23.03.24
15.04.24

15.12.23
18.01.24(After Winter Vacation)
19.02.24
19.02.24
24.02.24
24.02.24
25.03.24
25.03.24

14.05.24

24.04.24

24.04.24

20.05.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

Last Academic Working Day

28.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24

RA/D List

17.05.24

27.04.24

27.04.24

Grievance Meeting

21.05.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

Release of Final RA/D List

24.05.24

04.05.24

04.05.24

Commencement of End Semester
Regular Theory Exam

30.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24

Completion of End Semester
Exams

21.06.24

07.06.24

07.06.24

Announcement of Results ofRegular/Supplementary Theory
Exam

10.07.24

20.06.24

20.06.24

Registration for Revaluation
Revaluation Results

12.07.24
31.07.24

24.06.24
29.07.24

24.06.24
29.07.24

Commencement of Next Semester 08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

2 Commencement of Regular Classes

3

I Year

22.01.24

I Periodical Assessment
Parents Interaction Day
II Periodical Assessment
Preclosure of Attendance for
SemesterCommencement of ESE
Practicals / Project Viva Voce

21

4

End Semester Regular Registration for Repeat Exams
03.08.24
and Supplementary for Regular Courses
Exam & Results
Commencement of Repeat Exams
07.08.24
for Regular Theory courses
Completion of Repeat Exams forRegular theory Exam
Announcement of Repeat
exam results

30.07.24

30.07.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

90 Days

No of Working Days
6

Students Internship/Mini Project

7

Faculty Reporting

10.06.24 to 30.06.24
01.07.24

SLAAS ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - ODD SEMESTER (2023- 2024)
SLAAS (UG)
S.No.

Academic Activity

1

Internship2
3

4

I YEAR
NA

Commencement of Induction Programme forFirst Semester
Commencement of semester Classes
I Periodical Assessment
Parents Interaction Day

Continuous
Assessment

16.08.23

SLAAS (PG)III
II YEARI YEAR II YEAR
YEAR
11.07.23 12.06.23
11.07.23
to
to
NA
to
31.07.23 10.07.23
31.07.23
NANA

23.08.23

NA

23.08.23
09.10.23
21.10.23

01.08.23 12.07.23 28.08.23 01.08.23
24.08.23 17.08.23 09.10.23 24.08.23
02.09.23 02.09.23 21.10.23 02.09.23

20.11.23
15.12.23

11.10.23 04.10.23 20.11.23 11.10.23
07.11.23 07.11.23 15.12.23 07.11.23

18.01.24

10.11.23 10.11.23 18.01.24 10.11.23

20.01.24

14.11.23 14.11.23 20.01.24 14.11.23

22.12.23

14.11.23 14.11.23 22.12.23 14.11.23

RA/D List

19.12.23

09.11.23 09.11.23 19.12.23 09.11.23

Grievance Meeting
Release of Final RA/D
List
Commencement of End
Semester Regular/
Supplementary Theory
ExamCompletion of End
Semester Exams

20.12.23

10.11.23 10.11.23 20.12.23 10.11.23

22.12.23

14.11.23 14.11.23 22.12.23 14.11.23

03.01.24

16.11.23 15.11.23 03.01.24 16.11.23

12.01.24

05.12.23 29.11.23 12.01.24 05.12.23

II Periodical Assessment
Preclosure of AttendanceCommencement ofPractical/Project work
/Viva Exams
Completion of
Practical/Project work
/Viva Exams
Last Academic Working
Day

22

Announcement of resultsof Regular/Supplementary
Theory Exams
Registration for
Revaluation
Revaluation Results

5

End Semester
Commencement of Even
Regular andSemesterSupplementary Exam
& Results
Winter Vacation
Registration for Repeat
exams for Regular
CoursesCommencement of
Repeat Exams forRegular Theory Courses
Completion of Repeat
Exams for Regular theory
Exam
Announcement of Repeat
Exam Results
No of Working Days

15.02.24

29.12.23 29.12.23 15.02.24 29.12.23

19.02.24

03.01.24 03.01.24 19.02.24 03.01.24

08.03.24

07.02.24 07.02.24 08.03.24 07.02.24

22.01.24

07.12.23 04.12.23 22.01.24 07.12.23

23.12.23
to02.01.24

23.12.23 23.12.23 23.12.23 23.12.23
to
to
to
to
17.01.24 17.01.24 02.01.24 17.01.24

13.03.24

17.02.24 17.02.24 13.03.24 17.02.24

18.03.24

22.02.24 22.02.24 18.03.24 22.02.24

29..03.24

01.03.24 01.03.24 29..03.24 01.03.24

10.04.24

27.03.24 27.03.24 10.04.24 27.03.24
90 Days

SLAAS ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - EVEN SEMESTER (2023 - 2024)
SLAAS (UG)
S.No.

1

2

Academic Activity

Commencement of Regular Classes

Continuous
Assessment

I Periodical Assessment
Parents Interaction Day
II Periodical Assessment
Preclosure of Attendance
for Semester
Commencement of ESE
Practicals / Project Viva
Voce
Last Academic Working
Day
RA/D List
Grievance Meeting
Release of Final RA/D
List

I YearSLAAS (PG)

II YEAR III YEAR

I YearII YEAR22.01.24

18.01.24(After WinterVacation)

11.03.24
23.03.24
15.04.24

18.01.24(After WinterVacation)
19.02.24 19.02.24
24.02.24 24.02.24
25.03.24 25.03.24

14.05.24

24.04.24

24.04.24

14.05.24

24.04.24

20.05.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

20.05.24

30.04.24

28.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24

28.05.24

09.05.24

17.05.24
21.05.24

27.04.24
30.04.24

27.04.24
30.04.24

17.05.24
21.05.24

27.04.24
30.04.24

24.05.24

04.05.24

04.05.24

24.05.24

04.05.24

22.01.24

23

11.03.24
23.03.24
15.04.24

NACommencement of End
Semester Regular Theory
ExamCompletion of End
Semester Exams
Announcement of Resultsof Regular/Supplementary
Theory Exam

3

30.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24

30.05.24

10.05.24

21.06.24

07.06.24

07.06.24

21.06.24

07.06.24

10.07.24

20.06.24

20.06.24

10.07.24

20.06.24

Registration for
Revaluation

12.07.24

24.06.24

24.06.24

12.07.24

24.06.24

Revaluation Results

31.07.24

29.07.24

29.07.24

31.07.24

29.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

03.08.24

30.07.24

30.07.24

03.08.24

30.07.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

End Semester Commencement of Next
Regular and Semester
Supplementary Registration for Repeat
Exam &
Exams for Regular
Results
CoursesCommencement of Repeat
Exams for Regular
07.08.24
Theory courses
Completion of Repeat
Exams for Regular theory 17.08.24
Exam
Announcement of Repeat
20.09.24
exam results

90 Days10.06.24 to 30.06.24
01.07.24

No of Working Days
4 Students Internship/Mini Project
5 Faculty Reporting

SOL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - ODD SEMESTER (2023- 2024)
S.No.

Academic Activity

BA,LL.B(H),BBA LL.B(H) ,LL.B &PG-LL.M
I YearNA

II year05.07.23
to24.07.23

III Year12.06.23
to10.07.23

IV YEAR12.06.23
to10.07.23

V YEAR
12.06.23
to10.07.23

1

Internship2Commencement of Induction
Programme for First Semester

16.08.23

3

Commencement of Regular Classes

23.08.23

01.08.23

12.07.23

12.07.23

12.07.23

18.09.23

24.08.23

17.08.23

17.08.23

17.08.23

30.09.23

02.09.23

02.09.23

02.09.23

02.09.23

4

I Periodical
Assessment
Parents InteractionDay
II Periodical
Assessment
Preclosure of
Attendance for
Semester

06.11.23

11.10.23

04.10.23

04.10.23

04.10.23

07.11.23

07.11.23

07.11.23

07.11.23

Continuous
Assessment

15.12.23

24

NA

Commencement of
ESE Practicals /Project Viva Voce
Completion of ESEpracticals / Project
Viva voce

5

6

NA

NA

NA

NA

10.11.23

NA

NA

NA

NA

13.11.23

RA/D List

19.12.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

Grievance Meeting

20.12.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

Release of Final RA/D
List
Last Academic
Working Day
Commencement of
End Semester
Regular/
Supplementary
Theory Exam

22.12.23

13.11.23

13.11.23

13.11.23

13.11.23

22.12.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

03.01.24

16.11.23

16.11.23

15.11.23

15.11.23

18.01.24

05.12.23

04.12.23

27.11.23

29.11.23

05.02.24

29.12.23

29.12.23

29.12.23

09.02.24

03.01.23

03.01.23

03.01.23

03.01.23

28.02.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

22.01.24

07.12.23

07.12.23

29.11.23

04.12.23

05.03.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

11.03.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

29..03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

03.04.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

20.12.23

15.12.23

15.12.23

15.12.23

15.12.23

03.01.24

03.01.24

Completion of End
Semester Exams
Announcement of
results of Regular/
Supplementary
Theory Exams
End Semester Registration forRegular and Revaluation
Supplementary Revaluation Results
Exam &
Commencement ofResults
Next Semester
Registration for
Repeat exams forRegular Courses
Commencement of
Repeat Exams forRegular Theory
CoursesCompletion of Repeat
Exams for Regulartheory Exam
Announcement of
Repeat Exam Results
Last date for registration of courses
for even semester
No of Working Days

7

Reopening for the next semester for
all programmes

29.12.23

90 Days22.01.24

25

03.01.24

03.01.24

ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - EVEN SEMESTER (2023 - 2024)
BA,LL.B(H),BBA LL.B(H) ,LL.B &PG-LL.M
S.No.

Academic Activity

I YearII year

III Year

IV YEARV YEAR

1

Commencement of Regular Classes

22.01.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

I Periodical Assessment

26.02.24

12.02.24

12.02.24

12.02.24

12.02.24

Parents Interaction Day

13.04.24

24.02.24

24.02.24

24.02.24

24.02.24

II Periodical Assessment
Commencement of ESE
Practicals / Project Viva
Voce
Continuous
Assessment Preclosure of Attendance
for Semester
Last Academic Working
Day
RA/D List

03.04.24

25.03.24

25.03.24

25.03.24

25.03.24

NA

NA

NA

NA

17.04.24

14.05.24

24.04.24

24.04.24

24.04.24

24.04.24

17.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24

17.05.24

27.04.24

27.04.24

27.04.24

27.04.24

Grievance Meeting

21.05.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

Release of Final RA/D List

24.05.24

04.05.24

04.05.24

04.05.24

04.05.24

Commencement of End
Semester Regular Theory
Exam

30.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24

21.06.24

07.06.24

07.06.24

07.06.24

07.06.24

10.07.24

20.06.24

20.06.24

20.06.24

20.06.24

12.07.24

24.06.24

24.06.24

24.06.24

24.06.24

31.07.24

29.07.24

29.07.24

29.07.24

29.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

03.08.24

30.07.24

30.07.24

30.07.24

30.07.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

26.08.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

2

Completion of End
Semester Exams
Announcement of Resultsof Regular/Supplementary
Theory ExamRegistration forEnd
Revaluation
SemesterRegular Revaluation Resultsand3Commencement of Next
Supplement Semester
ary Exam Registration for Repeat& Results Exams for Regular
CoursesCommencement of Repeat
Exams for Regular Theory
coursesCompletion of Repeat
Exams forRegular theory Exam
Announcement of Repeat
exam results
No of Working Days
4

90 DaysStudents Internship10.06.24 to 30.06.24

26

6

Faculty Reporting

01.07.24

7

Reopening for the next Academic Yearfor all Programmes

08.07.24

SOM ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - ODD SEMESTER (2023- 2024)
S.No.

Academic Activity

I YEARNA

SOM (UG/PG)
II YEAR11.07.23
to31.07.23

III YEAR
11.07.23
to31.07.23

1

Internship2Commencement of Induction Programme forFirst Semester

23.08.23

NA

NA

3

Commencement of semester Classes

28.08.23

01.08.23

01.08.23

I Periodical Assessment

09.10.23

24.08.23

24.08.23

Parents Interaction Day

21.10.23

02.09.23

02.09.23

II Periodical Assessment
Preclosure of Attendance for
SemesterCommencement ofPractical/Project work /Viva
Exams
Completion of Practical/Projectwork /Viva Exams

20.11.23

11.10.23

11.10.23

15.12.23

07.11.23

07.11.23

20.01.24

NA

10.11.23

22.01.24

NA

14.11.23

Last Academic Working Day

22.12.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

19.12.23
20.12.23
22.12.23

10.11.23
13.11.23
14.11.23

10.11.23
13.11.23
14.11.23

03.01.24

16.11.23

15.11.23

19.01.24

05.12.23

29.11.23

15.02.24

29.12.23

29.12.23

19.02.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

08.03.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

24.01.24

07.12.23

04.12.23

13.03.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

18.03.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

29..03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

4

5

Continuous
Assessment

RA/D List
Grievance Meeting
Release of Final RA/D List
Commencement of End Semester
Regular/ Supplementary Theory
ExamCompletion of End Semester
Exams
Announcement of results ofRegular/Supplementary Theory
End Semester Exams
Regular and Registration for Revaluation
Supplementary
Exam & Results Revaluation Results
Commencement of Next Semester
Registration for Repeat exams
for Regular Courses
Commencement of Repeat Exams
for Regular Theory Courses
Completion of Repeat Exams forRegular theory Exam27

Announcement of Repeat Exam
Results
No of Working Days

10.04.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

90 DAYSSOM ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - EVEN SEMESTER (2023 - 2024)
SOM (UG/PG)
S.No.

1

2

3

Academic Activity

I YEARII YEARII YEAR24.01.24

18.01.24(After WinterVacation )18.01.24(After WinterVacation )I Periodical Assessment

11.03.24

12.02.24

12.02.24

Parents Interaction Day

23.03.24

24.02.24

24.02.24

II Periodical Assessment

15.04.24

25.03.24

25.03.24

14.05.24

24.04.24

24.04.24

20.05.24

30.04.24

30.04.24

Last Academic Working Day

28.05.24

09.05.24

09.05.24

RA/D List
Grievance Meeting
Release of Final RA/D List
Commencement of End
Semester Regular Theory
Exam

17.05.24
21.05.24
24.05.24

27.04.24
30.04.24
04.05.24

27.04.24
30.04.24
04.05.24

30.05.24

10.05.24

10.05.24

Completion of End Semester
Exams

21.06.24

07.06.24

07.06.24

Announcement of Results ofRegular/Supplementary
Theory Exam

10.07.24

20.06.24

20.06.24

12.07.24

24.06.24

24.06.24

31.07.24

29.07.24

29.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

08.07.24

03.08.24

30.07.24

30.07.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

07.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

17.08.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

20.09.24

Commencement of Regular Classes

Continuous
Assessment

Preclosure of Attendance for
SemesterCommencement of ESE
Practicals / Project Viva Voce

Registration for Revaluation
End Semester
Regular and Revaluation Results
Supplementary Commencement of Next
Exam & Results Semester
Registration for Repeat
Exams for Regular Courses
Commencement of Repeat
Exams for Regular Theory
coursesCompletion of Repeat Exams
for Regular theory Exam
Announcement of Repeat
exam results28

90 Days

No of Working Days
5

Students Internship/Mini Project10.06.24 to 30.06.24

6

Faculty Reporting

01.07.24

SPADE ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - ODD SEMESTER (2023- 2024)
B.ARCH/B.DES
S.No.

M.PLAN/M.ARCH

Academic Activity

1

InternshipNA

11.07.23
to31.07.23

12.06.23
to10.07.23

12.06.23
to10.07.23

V
YEAR
12.06.23
to10.07.23

2

Registration of PE/NE

NA

05.07.23

05.07.23

05.07.23

07.08.23

NANA

30.08.23

01.08.23

09.10.23
21.10.23
20.11.23

I YEAR II YEAR III YEARIV YEARI YEAR II YEAR
NA

11.07.23
to31.07.23

05.07.23

NA

NA

NA

NA

23.08.23

NA

12.07.23

12.07.23

12.07.23

28.08.23

01.08.23

24.08.23
02.09.23
11.10.23

17.08.23
02.09.23
04.10.23

17.08.23
02.09.23
04.10.23

17.08.23
02.09.23
04.10.23

09.10.23
21.10.23
20.11.23

24.08.23
02.09.23
11.10.23

15.12.23

06.11.23

06.11.23

06.11.23

06.11.23

15.12.23

06.11.23

18.01.24

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

18.01.24

10.11.23

20.01.24

14.11.23

14.11.23

13.11.23

13.11.23

20.01.24

14.11.23

03.01.24

14.11.23

14.11.23

13.11.23

13.11.23

20.01.24

14.11.23

19.12.23

09.11.23

09.11.23

09.11.23

09.11.23

19.12.23

09.11.23

Grievance Meeting

20.12.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

10.11.23

20.12.23

10.11.23

Release of Final RA/D
List
Commencement of End
Semester Regular/
Supplementary Theory
ExamCompletion of End
Semester Exams
Announcement of resultsof Regular/Supplementary Theory
Exams

22.12.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

14.11.23

22.12.23

14.11.23

03.01.24

16.11.23

16.11.23

15.11.23

15.11.23

03.01.24

16.11.23

12.01.24

30.11.23

30.11.23

29.11.23

29.11.23

12.01.24

30.11.23

15.02.24

29.12.23

29.12.23

29.12.23

29.12.23

15.02.24

29.12.23

Commencementof Induction
3
Programme forFirst Semester
Commencement of
4semester Classes
I Periodical Assessment
Parents Interaction Day
II Periodical Assessment
Preclosure of Attendance
for Semester
Commencement ofPractical/Project work
/Viva Exams
Completion of
Practical/Project work
/Viva Exams
Last Academic Working
Day
5 RA/D List

29

Registration for
Revaluation

19.02.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

03.01.24

19.02.24

03.01.24

Revaluation Results

08.03.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

07.02.24

08.03.24

07.02.24

04.12.23

04.12.23

04.12.23

04.12.23

18.01.24

04.12.23

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

23.12.23
to02.01.24

23.12.23
to17.01.24

13.03.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

17.02.24

13.03.24

17.02.24

18.03.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

22.02.24

18.03.24

22.02.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

01.03.24

29..03.24

01.03.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

27.03.24

6 Commencement of Next 18.01.24
Semester
23.12.23
Winter Vacation
to02.01.24
Registration for Repeat
exams for Regular18.03.24
CoursesCommencement of
Repeat Exams for20.03.24
Regular Courses
Completion of
Repeat Exams for
29..03.24
Regular theory
Exam
Announcement of
Repeat Exam
10.04.24
Results
No of Working
Days

S.No.
1
2

3

10.04.24

27.03.24

90 Days

SPADE ACADEMIC SCHEDULE - EVEN SEMESTER (2023 - 2024)
B.ARCH/B.DES
M.PLAN/M.ARCH
Academic Activity
II
III
IV
V
I YEARI YEAR II YEAR
YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR
Registration of PE/NE
Commencement of Regular Classes

Continuous
Assessment

I Periodical
Assessment
Parents InteractionDay
II Periodical
Assessment
Preclosure of
Attendance for
SemesterCommencement of
ESE Practicals /Project
Viva Voce

NA

15.12.23 15.12.23 15.12.23 15.12.23

18.01.24

18.01.24(After
WinterVacation)NA

15.12.23
18.01.24

18.01.24(After
WinterVacation )11.03.24 19.02.24 19.02.24 19.02.24 19.02.24 11.03.24
23.03.24 24.02.24 24.02.24 24.02.24 24.02.24 23.03.24
15.04.24 25.03.24 25.03.24 25.03.24 25.03.24 15.04.24

NA

14.05.24 24.04.24 24.04.24 24.04.24 24.04.24 14.05.24

24.04.24

20.05.24 30.04.24 30.04.24 30.04.24 30.04.24 20.05.24

30.04.24

30

4

Last Academic
09.05.24 09.05.24 09.05.24 09.05.24
28.05.24
28.05.24
Working Day
17.05.24 27.04.24 27.04.24 27.04.24 27.04.24 17.05.24
RA/D List
Grievance Meeting 21.05.24 30.04.24 30.04.24 30.04.24 30.04.24 21.05.24
Release of Final
24.05.24 04.05.24 04.05.24 04.05.24 04.05.24 24.05.24
RA/D List
Commencement of
30.05.24 10.05.24 10.05.24 10.05.24 10.05.24 30.05.24
End Semester
Theory ExamCompletion of End
21.06.24 07.06.24 07.06.24 07.06.24 07.06.24 21.06.24
Semester Exams
Announcement ofResults of Regular
10.07.24 20.06.24 20.06.24 20.06.24 20.06.24 10.07.24/Supplementary
Theory ExamRegistration for12.07.24 24.06.24 24.06.24 24.06.24 24.06.24 12.07.24
Revaluation
Revaluation Results 31.07.24 29.07.24 29.07.24 29.07.24 29.07.24 31.07.24
End Semester
Commencement ofRegular and08.07.24 08.07.24 08.07.24 08.07.24 08.07.24 08.07.24
Supplementary Next Semester
Exam & Results Registration for
03.08.24 30.07.24 30.07.24 30.07.24 30.07.24 03.08.24
Repeat Exams
for Regular Courses
Commencement of
Repeat Exams for
07.08.24 07.08.24 07.08.24 07.08.24 07.08.24 07.08.24
Regular Theory
coursesCompletion of
Repeat Exams for
17.08.24 17.08.24 17.08.24 17.08.24 17.08.24 17.08.24
Regular theory Exam
Announcement of
20.09.24 20.09.24 20.09.24 20.09.24 20.09.24 20.09.24
Repeat examresults
No of Working Days

09.05.24
27.04.24
30.04.24
04.05.24
10.05.24
07.06.24

20.06.24

24.06.24
29.07.24
08.07.24

30.07.24

07.08.24

17.08.24
20.09.24

90 Days6Students Internship/Mini Project10.06.24 to 30.06.24

7

Faculty Reporting

01.07.24(iii) Facilities Available in the Institution:
I. General Amenities Available in the Campus Transportation
The University is well connected to the city by public transport buses. Apart from this, the University
has a fleet of 50 buses for the convenience of the staff and students who come daily to the campus
from various parts of the city. The buses are also used for industrial visits, excursions and arranged
for hostel residents to visit the city on Sundays and other holidays. The institution also offers carsand mini buses for senior faculty members.

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Accommodation
The University has a fully furnished air-conditioned guest house which can accommodate 40
guests at a time.
The hostels have well furnished Air-Conditioned and non-air-conditioned rooms with bathattached providing the right ambience for studies.
Each and every hostel is provided with dining hall, uninterrupted water supply, reading hall, roundthe clock STD, ISD service, internet connection, indoor recreation facilities, continuous medical andtransport facilities. Canteen and fast food centers are open from 7.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.
Jupiter Hostel having the following facilitiesa) Reception with help desk / enquiry counter.
b) Visitors & parents lounge.
c) Hostel Office.
d) Security Vigilance Office with monitoring mechanisms.
e) Hostel Infirmary & Pharmacy.
f) Recreation complex with indoor, games.
g) Well-equipped Gym.
h) ‘Sports Café’ for refreshments.
Banking Facilities
A Nationalized bank and ATM facilities are available within the campus.
Campus Clinic
The University has a full-fledged Clinic in the campus with a Doctors and supporting staff available
for 24 hours. Free checkup and treatment is provided. Vaccination camps are arranged periodically.
Ambulance Facility is also available in the University Campus.
Auditoriums
The University has 10 auditoriums equipped with a public address system, LCD and projector
facilities, where Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and University functions are conducted.
Open Air Theatre
Open-Air Theatre is used for celebrations and functions.

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Insurance
Mutually beneficial insurance schemes covering both parents and students have been taken up by
the University. All students and their immediate family members are covered by insurance. In caseof sudden death of the parent, the student will be provided an amount of Rs. 1 lakh to support his
continued education. In the unfortunate instance of the student’s demise, the parent will receive anamount of Rs. 1 lakh.
AwardsCash prizes and Awards are given for academic excellence, achievements in sports and athleticsand
cultural competitions.
Digital Library
The Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science have a modern, air-conditioned and acomputerized digital resource center with 60-iMac computers & 10-iPad for accessing the 17-list of
online databases (IEEE, Science Direct, Scopus, Web of Science and etc...) and digitalresources
subscribed by the Central Library users with high speed internet connectivity. The Digital Library or
digital collections is an online database of digital objects that can include Books, National andInternational Journals, Question Papers, Ph.D. thesis, Project Reports and article collections. Thereis also an excellent collection of light reading materials such as audio, video CDs / DVD, VHS. In
addition, apart from that lends laptops and kindle to the students for the purpose of enhancing student
research knowledge.
Internet PolicyUsage of Wireless infrastructure in hostels and common places is to enhance the accessibilityof internet for academic purposes and to browse exclusive online resource forstudents/faculty members and staffs.
 Wi-Fi internet availability in Hostels and Common areas timings 6 A.M. to 1 PM.
Availability of the Wi-Fi signal will vary from place to place. The signal strength also mayvary from location to location. As per IT data policy of this University the free Wi-Fi usage quota is limited per Year toprevent misuse. UG students are provided 12GB, PG students are provided 16GB andResearch Scholars / Staffs 20GB per year. Extra data usage will be charged. Yearly/ Semester
data quota policy may vary as per University directions.


During University working hours mobile / smartphone Wi-Fi usage is prohibited forstudents, however students are permitted to use these facilities for learning purpose.33 The access points provided in hostels and common areas are the property of University andany damage or loss of the equipment will be considered as a serious breach of University’scode of conduct and disciplinary action will be initiated on the students who caused for theloss or damage of the Wireless Infrastructure or the corresponding equipment’s in the hostelsand buildings. In the incident of any loss or damage to the wireless infrastructure, it will beassessed and the same will be recovered from all the students who are residing in thatfloor/building/hostel.
Wi-Fi Access Guidelines:Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), statutory body that controls the Internet Service
Providers (ISPs.) in India directed all Universities to take strong steps in strengthening the securityof Wi-Fi networks and the users with Wi-Fi device should be registered with authoritiesand ensurethat no other mobile clients, other than registered one, is allowed in Wi-Fi network access. University
has rights to do lawful monitoring/logging of all internet users’ activity and share it with statutory
bodies, if warranted.
Any user or device that accesses Wi-Fi network shall: Protect the user account from unauthorized use by not sharing the credentials to others for any
reasons/mean. You will be held responsible for any misuse of your account. Maximum
Number of Concurrent (simultaneous) logins for a user account is ONE device either
laptop/tablet/smartphone.
 Use the Internet Judiciously and adhere to University/hostel policies.
 Incidences of actual or suspected.
Super Stores
Super Stores is located inside the campus of the University. It caters to the daily needs of the staff& students of the institution at an affordable price.
Canteen & Fast Food
The Vels Tiffin is a cafeteria and provides Indian, Chinese and Continental recipes for Staff andStudents. The Orient Food Bakery and Spicy Fast Food, sells snacks, coffee, milk shakes, etc. Thereis also an ice-cream parlour on campus. All these eateries are near main building and are used not
only by staff & students but also by visitors. Venue canteen named Garage Café is available in thecampus.
Gymnasium
The University has a state-of-the-art gymnasium on campus. Both staff and students use the fitness
equipment’s in the gym to maintain their physical fitness. The gym is open in the morning from 6
a.m. to 8.a.m. and in the evening from 4.30 p. m. to 7.30 p.m.
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Student Centric Activities:
Youth Red Cross
The Youth Red Cross Movement is one of the social services units of Hindustan Institute ofTechnology and Science. The motto of YRC is ‘We Serve All’. Hindustan Institute of Technology
and Science YRC follows the Principles of the International Humanitarian Law andconducts various
social activities based on the Principles of Humanity, Distinction, Military Necessity, Prevention of
Unnecessary Suffering and Proportionality.
Reprographic Facilities
There are more than 10 photocopying machines available at various places on campus. This helps
the staff & students to photocopy materials essential for academic purposes. Printers are also
provided for each department for the academic use.
National Service Scheme
The N.S.S. Unit has been functioning in Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science since 1990.
This is a Central Government approved programme. The students actively participate in many social
activities apart from their academics. The unit had done many commendable social service activities
in various nearby villages to improve their socio-economic status. The NSS unit aims to mould thestudents as better citizens of tomorrow. The unit also gives importance to the personality
development, creating social awareness and makes to build a better environment.
Adoption of Five Villages and Activities
 Motivated students and faculty members have to visit chosen villages frequently tofamiliarize themselves with village and gain the clear understanding of the issues faced anddevice solutions.
 The departments with domain knowledge in a particular field and proven track record incustomizing solution for rural areas will have to be the partner as subject MattersExperts.
 Experience will help faculty re-orient their Research to problem specific to Rural Indian
Villages will benefit through work.
National Cadet Corps
The National Cadet Corps (Air Wing) of Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science has anenrollment of 50 cadets both boys and girls. The cadets attend various camps. Every year they
participate in the Republic Day Parade at New Delhi and also at Marina Beach, Chennai. The cadets
are trained to be an active team member. NCC helps the students to lead a disciplined life.

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Cultural
The Cultural Activities at HITS provides a varied exposure to the outside world. There is a separate
cultural team that trains the students in various activities. The Spring Boots Academy of Dance in
HITS teaches various dance forms and also helps students to participate in National and International
Dance Competitions. The students also have access to musical instruments like guitar, drums, flute,tabla, tambourine, etc. There I also a well-qualified and experienced voice trainer to train the students
in singing.
Services for Students
Student Council
As per the UGC norms, the HITS Student Council has been constituted with the members from thedifferent branches of study. The Council is headed by a President and the members representing theforeign students on campus, boys and girls hostels, sports, cultural wing, NSS, NCC, etc. The Council
members have to abide by the rules and regulations of the Institution. They must also manage andextend their support when any event or extra-curricular activitiesare held at HITS. In addition tothis they should adhere to the code of conduct of the Institution.
Student Welfare Committee
A Student Welfare Committee has been constituted in the HITS. The Committee is headed by
Cmdr. Mr. P. Kirubakaran, Head - Administration. The members are faculty from different
departments. The Committee supervises the activities of the representatives of the Student Council.
They aid in enhancing the discipline and development of students. The members of the Committee
provide the right direction and counseling and guide the students for further improvement. The
Committee also extends their help in improving the amenities for the students which are required in
the campus. The Student Welfare Committee meets once in a month to review the welfare activities.
Hindustan Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility (HCSR)The Hindustan Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility actively involves itself in eradicating
extreme hunger and poverty, promotion of education, promoting gender equality and empowering
women, reducing child mortality and improving maternal health, combating, HIV malaria and otherdiseases. The Centre also works on environmental sustainability, employment enhancing vocational
skillsand social business projects. The HCSR ensures that the funds alloted by the Central and theState Governments for socio-economic development and relief, for the welfare of the Scheduled
castes, the Scheduled Tribes, other backward classes, minorities and women reaches the needy.

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Centre for Continuing Education and Career Development
The Centre for Continuing Education and Career Development provides Campus Placement andCorporate Training Programmes on core competency development such as employability skills,
awareness on employment avenues.
S.No.

NAME OF THE COURSE

1
2
3

3D Printing
3DS Max
Advanced CAD

4

AERO Modelling

5

AME - Avionics

6

AME - Mechanical

7

ANDRIOD APP DEVELOPMENTS

8

ANSYS

9

ANSYS Civil

10

ANSYS FLUENT

11
12

14

AUTO CAD
Autotronics
AWS Cloud Computing Architecture –Certification by Amazon
Web Services
Big Data Analytics

15

BIM - Revit Architecture

16

Biogas Production

17

Bosch Certification Course

18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

Business English Communication
C & C++
C# & ADO.NET PROGRAMMING
Cabin Crew & Ground Staff Training Program
CATIA
CATIA KINEMATICS
CFD
CISCO
Cloud Infrastructure and International Certification by DELL
EMC
CNC Machines - Hardware & Programming

13

26
27

37

28

Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Course

29

COMPUTING SKILLS

30

CREO

31

D - Link

32

Data Analytics & Python

33

Design of Solar PV System

34

Distributed Control System

35

Dot Net ASP

36

E.D. (Entrepreneur & Development)

37

Embedded System

38

ESSENTIALS OF SPOKEN AND PRESENTATION SKILLS

39

Ethical Hacking

40

GD & T

41

German Language

42

HVAC Design43
44Hypermesh
Illustration Design

45

Industrial Robots & Its Applications

46

INTEL/ ETAP/ IOT

47

IOT

48

J2EE Programming

49

J2SE Programming

50
51Japanese Language
Java Basics & Advanced Programming

52

LABVIEW

53

LINUX

54

Machine Learning

55
56
57

Material characterization technique
MATLAB
Matlab & Simulink
38

58

Mobile Application

59

Modelling- SOLIDWORKS

60
61
62

MS Project
MSC NASTRANMX Road63

Navisworks

64

NXCAD

65

OPTISIM

66

Oracle

67
68
69

PDMS
PEO STEELPERSONALITY ENRICHMENT

70

Piping & Welding

71

Plant Tissue Culture72

PLC / NETWORKING / DCS / SCADA

73

Preplacement Training

74

Primavera

75

Private Pilot License (PPL) Course

76

Professional CAD

77

Python Programming

78

QA/QC - NDT

79

RCC Detailing

80

Real Time Embedded System

81
82

Reverse Engineering Using CATIAREVIT MEP

83

Revit Structure84

SketchUp

85

Solid Works

86
87

STADD PROTANNER

88

Tools for professional writing

89

Volkswagen Sales Consultant
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90

Volkswagen Service Advisor

91
92

Web Designing & Scripting
Welding Technology- Arc, TIG, MIG

Counselling / Mentoring Service
HITS aims in helping students to excel in developing a holistic personality. Along with the emphasis
on progress in academics, focus is maintained to help a student to build on the 21st century skills(4C’s: Critical thinking, Creativity, Collaboration, Communication). In the crucible of social andemotional interactions, these skills are developed and fine-tuned with this goal in mind. HITS has astructured mentoring / counselling system in its campus the best arena for a holistic growth.
Mode of Counselling
Each student is assigned a mentor, who would provide constant support to the student. A ratio of
1:20 is maintained in the mentorship programme. The mentor is expected to meet the students atleast once a month. Mentors can refer the students to the respective Department Mentorship
Coordinator for assistance. In case of the need of further professional guidance, the student is directedto the University Counsellor, who is professionally trained to help students to handle academic,
career and mental health issues. All ethics of counselling practise is well maintained in the
programme.
The Counselling Services Include:i) Individual Counselling
These sessions are aimed at helping students individually to handle Academic issues: lack ofmotivation to study, time management and exam preparation.
Behavioral issues: addictions, peer pressure
Emotional issues: managing anger, stress, anxiety and sadness.
Social issues: adjustments in the hostel, handling conflicts with peers and authorities, relationshipissues.
www.hindustanuniv.ac.inii) Group Counselling
Proactive sessions are conducted in groups to provide awareness on the need of counselling andavailability of the counselling centre in the campus. In addition to this anti-ragging propaganda,
strategies for interpersonal challenges and motivational talks are offered. Periodical Class visits are
conducted to address timely Regular visits to the hostels by the Counsellors are an additional support
offered to the students to deal with adjustment challenges.

40iii) Academic Mentoring•

Mentoring 1: 20 (Mentor and Student Ratio).

•

Personal enhancement and development schemes such as career counselling, soft skill
development, career-path-identification and orientation to well-being for the students.

•

Group Career Counselling sessions by training department.

•

Individual need based Career Counselling by the trained counsellors and individual mentors.

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A General Orientation for all the students at the time of joining is conducted to keep theminformed on support system, Student Activity, Rules and Regulations, General Psycho
Educational Programmes on various issues like suicide prevention, substance abuse etc.

•

General Psycho Educational Programmes on various issues like suicide prevention substanceabuse etc.,•

Soft skills and Personality development training programmes are conducted regularly by theTraining Department.

Communication to Parents
Parents are regularly informed about their ward’s progression in attendance,
behaviour, etc. This communication is carried out through the following:

academics,

 ERP link which is available in HITS website (www.hindustanuniv.ac.in). Parents can use
their ward’s roll no as user name and date of birth as password to access the link.
 Monthly progress report cards are sending through post or email.
 Regular telephone calls are made to parents.
Facilities for Differently-Abled Students
 Admission is facilitated in various courses under separate priority basis.
 Guidance and counselling to individuals.
 Ramps and lights are provided at various blocks for smooth mobility to enable themaccess to classrooms, laboratories and various venues within the campus without any
difficulty.
 Rest rooms are disabled friendly.
 A scribe will be provided during the examinations based on the request from the students.
 Based on the requirements, continuous staff assistance is provided in the library.

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Other Activities
Apart from the above mentioned facilities, the University provides training for students in Boxing,
Kung Fu, Parkour, Gymnastics and Horse Riding. The training is given by professionals and theclasses are conducted after 4.30 p.m.

Centers of Excellence
There are 12 Research Centres of Excellence
1. Centre for Clean Energy and Nano Convergence Centre (CENCON)
2. Centre for Automotive Electronics (CAE)
3. Centre for Automation and Robotics (ANRO)
4. Centre for Simulation and Engineering Design (SIMENDES)
5. Machine Intelligence and Data Analysis Research Centre (MIDARC)
6. Centre for Networking and Cyber Defense (CNCD)
7. Centre for Autonomous Systems (CAS)
8. Centre for Structural Impact and Crash Simulation Centre (SIMCRASH)
9. Centre for Excellence in Satellite Technology (CEST)
10. Centre for Sensors and Process Control (CENSE)
11. Centre for Sustainable Technologies (CST)
12. Centre of Excellence in Underwater Robotics and Communication (UROC)

Research Publications:
Details of Publications
No. of Papers published in Scopus (as on
June 2023)
H-Index (As on June 2023)

No. of Publications
5297
65

Total Citations (Scopus)

24,109Patent Granted (International)

83

Patent Granted (National)

14

Patents Published

216

Patents Filed256

No. of Ph.Ds. Awarded

265

Funded Research Projects (Govt.)

37 worth Rs. 11864.1 Lakhs
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Funded Research Projects (Non-Govt.)

10 worth 707.89 Lakhs

Consultancy Projects

41 worth Rs. 91.2 Lakhs

Funded Projects : (10 Major projects in the last 5 years)
1. Dr. Indrajit Shown, Professor, Chemistry (HITS) and Dr. Li-Chyong Chen (PI), National Taiwan
University, “Probing the dynamic photocatalytic CO2 reduction activity and interface carriertransport of direct Z-scheme heterostructure based on in-situ spectroscopy”. Funded by DST GITA India - Taiwan NTU, Taiwan, 28.12.2022. worth Rs. 44.47 Lakhs for 3 years. (Govt.
funded).
2. Dr. K. Ramajeyathilagam, Sr. Professor and Ms.T.Sivagangai, Assistant Professor AERO,“Experimental and numerical investigations on the failures of metallic and composite structures tohail-ice impact”. Grants-in-Aid Scheme of Aeronautics R&D Board (AR&DB), DRDO, Ministryof Defence, 07.12.2022 worth 49.86 Lakhs. (Govt. funded).
3. Dr. Indrajit Shown Professor - Chemistry, “Development of Highly Efficienct Direct Z-Scheme
Heterostructure Photocatalyst based on 2D metal sulfide for CO2 reduction.” Core Research
Grant, Science and Engineering Research Board, Department of Science and Technology (SERB,
DST), 20.11.2021, worth Rs.49.41 Lakhs for 3 years. (Govt. funded).
4. Dr. G. Muthukumaran, Professor - EEE, Dr C Prasad, Asst.Professor (SG) - Auto, “Developmentof Wall Climbing Robot with reduced sound levels using Active Noise Control”. Defence
Research and Development Organization (DRDO), 28.06.2019 worth Rs. 60.62 Lakhs. (Govt.
funded).
5. Dr. D. Dinakaran, Professor - Mechanical, “Adaptive control of robotic fettling for asymmetricgeometry and close tolerance cast components”. Science and Engineering Research Board,
Department of Science and Technology (SERB, DST), 16.12.2019 for 38.70 Lakhs. (Govt.
funded).
6. Dr.D.Dinakaran, Professor, Dr. M.M. Ramya, Professor, Dr. D.G.Harris Samuel, Associate
Professor, Mechanical.” Application of NDT for Foundry Products and improving skill of Indian
foundry men.” Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K Partners: University of Northampton,
INDSAT Corporation. 13.4.2017, worth Rs. 49.37 Lakhs. (Non-Govt. funded).
7. Dr. M.M. Ramya, Professor, Dr.D.Dinakaran, Professor. Mechanical, “Low cost assistive robot
for elderly,” Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K, Partners : University of Leeds, U.K. Industry
Partner Axis Global Automation.08.04.2018, worth Rs. 49.67 Lakhs (Non-Govt. funded).
8. Dr. A.K. Parvathy, Professor & HoD - EEE, Dr. K.R. Devabalaji, Associate Professor - EEE, Dr.
Deiva Sundari, Professor - ECE (KCG Tech), “Optional Dispatch of Virtual Power Plant using
Cyber – Physical controller for Realtime EMS”. Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K. 8.4.2018,
worth : Rs. 45.12 Lakhs. (Non-Govt. funded).

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9. Dr. M. Jai Kumar, Professor & HoD - AUTO; Mr. T. Shanmuganathan, Asst. Professor, “German-Indian R & D study on innovative concepts for traffic infrastructure, driver assistance and vehicle
safety”. DAAD, Germany, 1.1.2019, worth Rs. 388.49 Lakhs. (Non-Govt. funded).
10. Dr. RM. Kuppan Chetty, Associate Professor, Dr. M.M. Ramya, Professor, Ms. N. Seenu,
Assistant Professor, “Development of Autonomous Heterogeneous Robotic Swarm Simulator for
Faster Disaster Reconnaissance and Mitigation”. Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K, Partners :University of Leicester, Siva Subramaniya Nadar (SSN) College of Engineering, Menzel Vision
and Robotics Pvt. Ltd, Yagen Robotics., 25.04.2021, worth 53.67 Lakhs (Non-Govt. funded).

(iv) The Placement Profile:
The Department of Placement at Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (HITS) acts as
a connecting hub for company and the students who would want to serve the industry. It
mainly focuses on the activity that enhances student’s employability and career development.
The placement department conducts and facilitates activities such as Skill based Grading forstudents, Skill-gap identification, skill acquisition programmes, Skill upgradations, Training
assessments, Mock interviews, Career Research & Analysis, HR conclaves and Summits for
Industry Institution interaction, Tech-Talks, Industry Visits, In-plant Trainings and Internships
in order to produce industry ready engineers.
Career Guidance Sessions
The department also provides Career Guidance for Higher education, Civil services, armed
forces, entrepreneurial & Start-up activities.
Placement Statistics
Academic Year% of placement

2017-18
2018-192019-20
2020-212021-222022-23

88
88
84
80
93
89

No. ofcompanies
50
77
113
120
183
132

Placement Process
 The Campus recruitment for the final year students starts from the month of August everyyear.
 The drive dates along with eligibility criteria, Job Description, location, salary and otherdetails will be released through an Inter-Office Correspondence (IOC).
 Eligible & Interested students will register for the drive through online registration portal.
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 Registered students will be called for an orientation meeting to identify the readinessof the students.
 Based on the need, company specific training would be arranged to train the students aweek before the drive.
 A day before or on the same day a pre-placement talk is arranged for the registeredstudents to know more about the company through the same company personal.
 Finally, the recruitment drive will be initiated as per the company norms.
 The results will be published after the completion of the drive through email.
Get the Hindustan Campus Recruitment Drive (HCRD) advantage!
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Employability skills and company specific training programmes
Visit of Top IT Services Companies
Visit of Top Core Engineering Companies
Visit of Top IT product companies
Internships blended with placements(v) Approvals from Statutory Bodies.
a. (a) Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD)
This Institution is categories under Category II MHRD with several honors and privilege.
a) National Assessment Accreditation Council (NAAC)
This University has been accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council(NAAC) an Autonomous Institution of the University Grants Commission with ‘A’
Grade. (CGPA: 3.30 out of 4).
b) Council of Architecture (CoA)The Architecture programmes (both UG & PG) offered by this University is also duly
approved by Council of Architecture, an Autonomous statutory body of Government of India,
under the Architecture Act, 1972.
c) National Board of Accreditation (NBA)Accredited B.Tech. Programmes offered by
2. Aeronautical Engineering
3. Aerospace Engineering
4. Computer Science and Engineering
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6. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
7. Information Technology
8. Mechatronicsd) Association of Indian Universities (AIU)The University is a Member of Association of Indian Universities (AIU) which is a registeredsociety under the Society Registration Act, 1860 with membership of Indian Universities.
e) Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU)The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) is the world's first international
university network, established in 1913. A UK-registered charity, the ACU has more than 500
member institutions in over 50 countries. ACU brings together many of the most prestigious
and well-funded universities internationally with relatively new institutions in some of theworld’s least developed countries.
HITS is an active member of ACU and have been participating in several activities of ACU.
f) Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific
The Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP), was established on 28
July 1995, under the General Provisions Act ofSuranaree University ofTechnology (SUT), Thailand.
Its primary purpose is to be the main platform for interaction and collaboration between
members, and to be an effective voice of universities in Asia and the Pacific region.
AUAP has 161 members from Asia and the Pacific region and HITS is an active member of
AUAP. The Pro Chancellor Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese is a member of the Advisory
Committee and Five of the Faculty are members of various Committees.
g) World Technology Universities Network
Hindustan Institute of Technology & Science (HITS) is a founder member of the World
Technology Universities Network. The Network was established in 2017 during the FirstWorld Technology Universities Congress (WTUC) held in Bradford, UK. HITS organized
the Third WTUC in Chennai jointly with IITM. WTUC is held every year in one of the partnercountry and HITS actively participates in the Congress.
Students of HITS participated in the Hackathon organized by WTUN recently and won thefirst three Prizes.

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Rankings:
NIRF Rankings:

HITS
Overall
University
Engineering
Management
Innovations

NIRF RANK 2023
151-200
101-150
101-150
101-125101-150

The two top World Ranking Agencies Times Higher Education and QS has ranked HITS.
Times Higher Education (THE) Rankings - 2023
THE Impact Rankings 2023 : Overall - (601-800) among all 1591 universities from 112
countries/regions.
Ranked 101-200 in SDG 6(Clean Water and Sanitisation),
Ranked 401- 600 in SDG 7(affordable and Clean Energy),
Ranked 201-300 in SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and production),
Ranked 1000+ in SD17 (Partnerships for the Goals).

The achievement in the SDGs parameter indicates the vision of the institution towards sustainable
development goals in line with United Nations SDG and its contribution as Higher Education
Institution
QS e LEAD CERTIFICATIONQS Asia University Rankings 2023 :
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601-650 in Global
160 in QS Asia University Rankings 2023: Southern Asia
40 among the Top Regional Rank of Institutions from India (out of 118
institutions which were evaluated in India)
3 in Faculty student Ratio among the Top Regional Rank of Institutions from
India (out of 118 institutions which were evaluated in India)
3 in Staff With PHD among the Top Regional Rank of Institutions from India(out of 118 institutions which were evaluated in India)
2 in paper per faculty among the Top Regional Rank of Institutions from India(out of 118 institutions which were evaluated in India)
9 in citations per paper (out of 118 institutions which were evaluated in India)
18 in Employer Reputation among the Top Regional Rank of Institutions fromIndia

HITS emerged as one of the premier institutions in India during the Pandemic to have adopted
technology enabled services for online teaching and was recognised with QS e-LEAD (Learning
Excellence for Academic Digitisation) certification. It is awarded in recognition of Student Faculty
Engagement, Learning Management System, Information Technology Support, Best Practices andInformation Technology.
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AWARDS & ACCOLADESInstitutional Awards – 2023
1. Outstanding University in Digital Innovation and Technology 2023 - Ardorcomm Media New
Normal Education Leadership Summit & Awards.
2. Outstanding University with Excellent Infrastructure & Green Campus Initiative 2023 Ardorcomm Media New Normal Education Leadership Summit & Awards.

Institutional Awards - 2022
 QS I Gauge Happiness Index awards achieved by HITS and the institution is recognised forlevel of happiness and well-being of the students at HITS.
 QS Advanced ELEAD Certification 2022 for excellence in digitalization.
 Competition Success Review Awards 2022 to HITS for Excellence in Education.
 ASSOCHAM Award 2022 for Excellence in Promoting Industry – Academic Interface.
 Excellence I Digital Education Award to CODE
 Honoured with “Best Supporting College Award” by the Computer Society of India (CSI)
Awards.
 HITS has been bestowed the prestigious ArdorComm Higher Education & EdTech Award
2022 for its commendable contributions to online learning and digital practices.
 HITS is appreciated with Engineering Execellence Award for the contribution in the filed
Engineering by Institution of Engineers in the year 2022.
 HITS has been awarded with 3.5-star rating for the Annual Performance of various
activities prescribed by Innovation Cell, Ministry of Education, Govt. of India to promote
Innovation and Start-up in campus during the IIC calendar year 2021-22.
 Hindustan Institute of Technology & Science achieved World Record on"HIGHEST NUMBER OF ONLINE LESSONS COMPLETED" recorded in theInternational Book of Records, 2021. This unique distinction was achieved by theinstitution for conducting Highest Number of Online Lessons during the pandemic in the
country.
 Education World Higher Education Institutions Rankings Survey 2021 ranked HITS as
top 10 Private Engineering Institutions in India and 5th in Tamil Nadu.
 In the 7th Global Education and Skill Summit 2021, Leadership Award was presented to
Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, Pro Chancellor, HITS and in the institution category HITS
received award for the best use of Digital Technology.
 2020-21 Rotary Citation was awarded to the Rotaract Club of Hindustan University forhelping Rotary Open Opportunities in lives of people all over the world, by Holger
Knaack, President, Rotary International.

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 The Rotaract Club of Hindustan University won 6 Awards in "Glory, "the Annual
District Rotaract Awards" conducted online on 28 June 2020.
 World Education Summit Award “Innovation in Global Collaborative Learning” during
the 14th World Education Summit held at New Delhi on 9th& 10th August 2019.
 BRIDGE’19 Conference was held at New Delhi on 11th December 2019 and ICT
Academy Awards were awarded.
 “Institution Deploying Innovative Practices in Promoting Research & Innovation
amongst Faculty & Students” Award at I-TEC Conclave conducted by MHRD on 3rdJanuary 2020.
 “Best Private University for Research & Innovation of the Year” award at the Asia
Education Summit on 27th February 2020.
 “Best Educational Institution 2019” award by Provoke Lifestyle Magazine during
Provoke Awards 3.0.
 “The Institute of the Year for Higher Education - South” conferred to HITS by
ASSOCHAM during 13th Higher Education Skill and Livelihood Conclave held on 25th&
26th February 2020 at New Delhi.
 5S Certification for successfully implementing 5S Workplace Management System on
the Campus.
 HITS awarded with 5 stars by MHRD Institution Innovation Cell 2020, for promoting
culture of innovation in university for undertaking various activities by HITS.
 HITS has been ranked in the WEEK-HANSA research survey 2020 among India’s Best
Universities.
● Ranked 10 in Private and deemed Multidisciplinary Universities in India● Ranked 6 in Private and Deemed Multidisciplinary Universities in South● Ranked 38 in Multidisciplinary Universities - South● Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, Chancellor, HITS received the Visionary Leader Award for at
ET Ascent Presents Business Leader of the Year 2023.
● Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, Director and CEO, HITS received 21st Century Millenium
Award for Education at 21st Century crane summit Taiwan & Bharath Cultural centre, India
for the rich contribution in the field of education● Mr. Ashok Verghese , Director, HITS received 21st Century Millenium Award for
Education at 21st Century crane summit Taiwan & Bharath Cultural centre, India for therich contribution in the field of education● Dr. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Verghese, Chairperson, Hindustan Group of Institutions was honoured
by the ICT Academy at BRIDGE 2020 with the highly acclaimed “Women Icon of India”
Award in recognition of her achievements in the field of education on in Feb. 2020.
● Dr. Mrs. Elizabeth Verghese was bestowed with the “Lifetime Achievement Award for
Public Service” by the Indo Australian Organization in January 2017.
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● Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, Pro Chancellor, HITS was honoured with the most coveted“Edupreneur of the Year” Award at 13th Higher Education Skill and Livelihood Conclave
held in Feb. 2020 at New Delhi.
● Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese was conferred with “Edupreneur of the Year” Award 2019 byCentre for Education Growth and Research (CEGR).
● Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, has been honoured “IET Ratna Award”, the highest award from
IET, for his co mmendable contributions in the field of Engineering Education in 2017.
● Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese received “MGR Ratna Award” at Bharath Ratna, MGR 102nd
Birth Anniversary Celebrations, organized by the Srilankan Government in 2018.
● Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese received the 'Fellow of Aeronautical Society of India (AeSi)
Award' at the 67th AGM of AeSi in 2016.
● Mr. Ashok Verghese, Director, HITS received “Education Entrepreneur” Award for being
the his Outstanding Contribution and being an Exemplary Leader during the event
organized by the Industry Academic Forum in association with Amma Kalviyagam in Jan.
2020.
● Mr. Ashok Verghese become Fellow of the Institution of Engineers (India).
● Mr. Ashok Verghese was bestowed with “Educational Entrepreneur of the Year award at
the 12th ASSOCHAM National Education Summit 2019.
● Mr. Ashok Verghese has been honoured with Microsoft's Adoption of Social Media in
Academia (ASMA) Award at its 2nd Annual Convention and Awards in 2018.
● Mr. Ashok Verghese received Raindrops “Edupreneur Awards 2015” from Dr. K. Rosaiah,
Hon'ble Governor of Tamil Nadu as the Outstanding Educationalist of Tamil Nadu.
INSTITUTION
 Conferred with “The Institute of the Year for Higher Education - South” Award by
ASSOCHAM during 13th Higher Education Skill and Livelihood Conclave held on
25 & 26 February 2020 at New Delhi.
 Bagged “Best Private University for Research & Innovation of the Year” Award at the
Asia Education Summit on 27 Feb. 2020.
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 Received “Institution Deploying Innovative Practices in Promoting Research &Innovation amongst Faculty & Students” Award at I-TEC Conclave conducted by
MHRD on 3 Jan. 2020.
 Recipient of “Best University Award” under universities within a ranking of 100 in NIRF at
the ThinkEdu Conclave, an initiative of the New Indian Express group on 9 Jan. 2020.
 Recipient of World Education Summit Award, “Innovation in Global Collaborative
Learning” during the 14th World Education Summit held at New Delhi on 9 & 10 Aug.
2019.
 Honoured with “Best Educational Institution 2019” Award by Provoke Lifestyle Magazineduring Provoke Awards 3.0.
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 Acknowledged with “Institute of the Year for Higher Education-South” award at the 12th
ASSOCHAM National Education Summit 2019.
 Recipient of “IEN Higher Education Award” under University of the Year (South) for
Exceptional Performance in Past Academic Year category during the 7th Higher Education
Summit at New Delhi in 2019.
 Conferred with “Outstanding Higher Educational Institution for Skill Development”
award during Global India Education Forum at EAIE 2018, Geneva, Switzerland.
 Bestowed with “Innovation by Deemed-to-be-University” Award at the Elets 13th World
Education Summit, 2018.
 Allocation of documentation work of 31 heritage buildings to the School of Architecture,
HITS by The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMD).
 Approved by MHRD-AICTE to establish Institute Innovation Council (IIC).
 Awarded the prestigious National Education Excellence Awards 2018 under “Best Institute
Providing Global Exposure” and “Best B-School for Promoting Industry- AcademiaInterface” categories during 11th Education Summit 2018.
ASSOCHAM Higher
 Recipient of “Best Institutional Award” by Institution of Engineers (India), Tamil Nadu.
 Secured “Best Cyber Security Education Institution” Award of the Year 2017 by Data
Security Council of India (DSCI) NASSCOM Excellence Awards.
 Recipient of “Best Education Brand Award” to HITS by Economic Times.
 Acknowledged Hindustan Toastmasters Club with“Silver Eagle” and“Phoenix” Award
in Ovation 2019.
 Recipient of Shristi's “Good Green Governance Award” in 2018 for the fourth consecutiveyear.
 Bagged the “Great Patron of Sports and Games Award” for the Vision, Infrastructure,
appropriate process and personnel to promote Sports and Games among youth in India
by FICCI CASCADE.

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(vi)

The fee structure for the academic year 2023-2024:

LATERAL ENTRY SCHEME (LES)
B.TECH. AERONAUTICAL ENGG. / AEROSPACE ENGG. - 2023-24
2nd Year(Rs.)

Particulars

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

2,50,500

2,50,500

2,50,500

Provisions & Utilities

1,34,500

1,01,000

1,01,000

Total

3,85,000

3,51,500

3,51,500

LATERAL ENTRY SCHEME (LES)
B.TECH. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 2023-24
2nd Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

2,32,500

2,32,500

2,32,500

Provisions & Utilities

54,50026,00026,000Total

2,87,000

2,58,500

2,58,500

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LATERAL ENTRY SCHEME (LES)
B.TECH. CSE (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING)
IN COLLABORATION WITH IBM 2023-24
2nd Year(Rs.)

Particulars

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

2,32,500

2,32,500

2,32,500

Provisions & Utilities

1,04,500

76,00076,000Total

3,37,000

3,08,500

3,08,500

LATERAL ENTRY SCHEME (LES)
B.TECH.

AUTO / BIO-TECH / CHEMICAL* /CIVIL / EEE / ECE / IT / IT(CYBER SECURITY) / MECH / MECHATRONICS 2023-24

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

1,75,000

1,75,000

54,50026,00026,0002,29,500

2,01,000

2,01,000* Closed from AY 2023-24 with approval of AICTE

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4th Year(Rs.)

1,75,000

Provisions & Utilities
Total

3rd Year(Rs.)

B.TECH. AERONAUTICAL ENGG. / AEROSPACE ENGG. - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

2,50,500

2,50,500

2,50,500

2,50,500

Provisions & Utilities

1,34,500

1,01,000

1,01,000

1,01,000

3,85,000

3,51,500

3,51,500

3,51,500

Particulars

Total

B.TECH. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING /CSE - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE - 2023-24
Particulars
Tuition fee
Provisions & Utilities
Total

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

2,32,500

2,32,500

2,32,500

2,32,500

54,50026,00026,00026,0002,87,000

2,58,500

2,58,500

2,58,500

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B.TECH. CSE (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING) - In
Collaboration with IBM / CSE (CYBER SECURITY) - In Collaboration
with IBM - 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

2,32,500

2,32,500

2,32,500

2,32,500

Provisions & Utilities

1,04,500

76,00076,00076,0003,37,000

3,08,500

3,08,500

3,08,500

Total

B.TECH. AUTO/BIO-TECH / CHEMICAL* /CIVIL / EEE / ECE/ IT / MECH /MECHATRONICS 2023-24
Particulars
Tuition fee
Provisions & Utilities
Total

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

1,75,000

1,75,000

1,75,000

1,75,000

54,50026,00026,00026,0002,29,500

2,01,000

2,01,000

2,01,000* Closed from AY 2023-24 with approval of AICTE

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EVENING COURSES: B.TECH.CIVIL / CSE / IT / ECE / MECH – 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(One semester
only)
(Rs.)

Tuition fee

40,00040,00040,00020,000

Provisions & Utilities

20,500

9,000

9,000

9,000

Total

60,50049,00049,00029,000FEE STRUCTURE FOR(i) HONORS / (ii) MINORS / (iii) SPECIALIZATIONS(iv) ADDITIONAL ELECTIVESS No.
Specialization
1
HONORS
2MINORS
3
SPECIALIZATIONS
4ADDITIONAL ELECTIVES PER COURSE

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Fees
Rs. 15,000/Rs. 10,000/Rs. 7,000/Rs. 1,500/-

B.Voc. (Bachelor of Vocation) - AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE 2023-2024
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

32,50031,50031,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,500

8,500

50,00040,00040,000Total

B.Voc. (Bachelor of Vocation) - AUTOMOBILE SERVICING TECHNOLOGY- 2023-2024
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

22,50021,50021,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,500

8,500

40,00030,00030,000Total

B.Voc. (Bachelor of Vocation) - FOOD PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY 2023-2024
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

17,50016,50016,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,500

8,500

35,00025,00025,000Total

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B.Voc. (Bachelor of Vocation) - MEDIA PRODUCTION
2023-2024
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

17,50016,50016,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,500

8,500

35,00025,00025,000Total

M.Tech. (All programs) - AERO / DEFENCE/MECHANICAL / ROBOTICS/AUTO / CIVIL /EEE / ECE /CSE - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee (Incl. Kit)

47,00059,500

Provisions & Utilities

38,00025,50085,00085,000Total

58

M.Tech. 3-Years Evening Course - 2023-24
AERO / AVIONICS / AUTO / THERMAL / POWER SYSTEM ENGG.
/CONSTRUCTION ENGG & MGT./CSE/IT
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

30,00030,00030,000

Provisions & Utilities

27,50015,00015,00057,50045,00045,000Total

MCA - SPECIALIZATIONS: [General / Big Data Analytics /Cloud Computing] 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee [Inclusive of Books forRs. 10,000/- each year)

65,00054,000

Provisions & Utilities

38,00020,500Total

1,03,000

74,50059

MCA - Big Data Analytics (In collaboration with IBM) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee [Inclusive of Books forRs. 10,000/- each year)

2nd Year(Rs.)
65,00054,000

Provisions & Utilities

1,18,000

1,00,500

Total

1,83,000

1,54,500

LATERAL ENTRY SCHEME (LES) - 2023-24
B.Des. (Design) with Specialization in Interior Design (4 Years)
B.Des. Fashion and Apparel Design (4 Years)
B.Des. Communication Design (4 Years)
2nd Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee
Provisions & Utilities
Total

60

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

1,56,500

1,31,000

1,31,000

43,50019,00019,0002,00,000

1,50,000

1,50,000

B. ARCH. (5 yrs.) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

5th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

1,99,500

1,99,500

1,99,500

1,99,500

1,99,500

Provisions &Utilities

43,50019,00019,00019,00019,000Total

2,43,000

2,18,500

2,18,500

2,18,500

2,18,500

Particulars

B.Des. (Design) with Specialization in Interior Design (4 yrs) /B.Des. FASHION AND APPAREL DESIGN (4 yrs) /B.Des. COMMUNICATION DESIGN (4 yrs) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

1,56,500

1,31,000

1,31,000

1,31,000

Provisions & Utilities

43,50019,00019,00019,000Total

2,00,000

1,50,000

1,50,000

1,50,000

Particulars
Tuition fee

61

M.Sc. Ux (USER EXPERIENCE) DESIGN - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

47,00059,500

Provisions & Utilities

38,00025,50085,00085,000Total

M. Plan. / M. Plan. (Transportation Planning) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

17,00024,000

Provisions & Utilities

33,00026,00050,00050,000Total

62

M. Arch. Executive - (General / Housing) (3-Year Evening Course) 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

42,50042,50042,500

Provisions & Utilities

33,00020,50020,500Total

75,50063,00063,000Particulars

M.Des. Fashion Technology - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee
Provisions & Utilities
Total

63

2nd Year(Rs.)

1,08,000

1,09,500

27,00015,500

1,35,000

1,25,000

B.Sc. (FOOD TECHNOLOGY) / B.Sc. FOOD SCIENCE, NUTRITION AND
DIETETICS - 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

62,50053,00053,000Total

B.Sc. (FASHION DESIGN) / B.Sc. (PRODUCT DESIGN) /B.Sc. (INDUSTRIAL DESIGN) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

65,00065,00065,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

Total

82,50073,00073,00064

B.Sc. (INTERIOR DESIGN) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

Total

62,50053,00053,000

B.Sc. AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGG. / AVIONICS
B.Sc. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

40,00040,00040,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

57,50048,00048,000Total

65

B.Sc. VISUAL COMMUNICATION - 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

76,50076,50076,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

94,00084,50084,500Total

B.Sc. DATA SCIENCE - 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

76,50076,50076,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

94,00084,50084,500Total

B.Sc. DATA SCIENCE (In Collaboration with IBM) - 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

76,50076,50076,500

Provisions & Utilities

57,50048,00048,000

1,34,000

1,24,500

1,24,500

Total

66

B.Sc. ACTUARIAL SCIENCE / B.Sc. MATHEMATICS 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

22,50022,50022,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

40,00030,50030,500Total

B.Sc. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA ANALYTICS /B.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE / B.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE (GAMINGDESIGN) - 2023-2024
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

62,50053,00053,000Total

67

B.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE (In Collaboration with IBM) /B.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE (GAMING DESIGN)(In Collaboration with IBM) - 2023-2024

1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

57,50048,00048,000

1,02,500

93,00093,000Total

B.Com. General/ B.Com. (Industry Integrated Programme) - 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

75,00075,00075,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

92,50083,00083,000Total

68

B.A. Economics / Psychology / Political Science / English / Sociology 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

39,50038,50038,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

Total

57,00046,50046,500

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

B.A. (TRIPLE MAJOR)
Political Science, Psychology and Economics /Law, Economics and Political Science
2023-24
Particulars
Tuition fee

49,50038,50038,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

Total

67,00046,50046,50069

B.C.A. Specialization: [COMPUTER APPLICATION /DATABASE SYSTEM][Except B.C.A. Cyber Security/Multimedia & Animation] 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

Total

62,50053,00053,000

B.C.A. MULTIMEDIA & ANIMATION (In collaboration with IBM) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

57,50048,00048,000Total

1,02,500

93,00093,00070

B.C.A. Cyber Security(Industry Integrated - HTC Global Service) - 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00054,50045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,5008,000

49,300Total

62,50062,50094,300M.Sc. Chemistry / M.A. English / M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication /M.A. Christian Studies - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

6,500

18,000

Provisions & Utilities

28,50017,00035,00035,000Total

71

M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics /M.Sc. (Nano Science and Technology) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

46,50048,000

Provisions & Utilities

28,50017,00075,00065,000Total

M.Sc. Computer Science / M.Sc. Data Science - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

46,50048,000

Provisions & Utilities

28,50017,00075,00065,000Total

72

M.Sc. Computer Science (In collaboration with IBM) / M.Sc. Data Science (Incollaboration with IBM) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

46,50048,000

Provisions & Utilities

68,50057,000

1,15,000

105,000

Total

M.Com. General / Fintech. - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

21,50033,000

Provisions & Utilities

28,50017,00050,00050,000Total

73

M.Sc. Mathematics (Integrated)[B.Sc. + M.Sc.]2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

12,00022,00022,00022,000

Provisions & Utilities

23,00013,00013,00013,00035,00035,00035,00035,000Total

M.SC. VISUAL COMMUNICATION (Integrated)[B.Sc. + M.Sc.] - 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

12,00022,00022000

22,000

Provisions & Utilities

23,00013,00013,00013,00035,00035,00035,00035,000Total

74

M.Sc. FOOD TECHNOLOGY (Industry Integrated)/M.Sc. FOODTECHNOLOGY (Integrated) [B.Sc. + M.Sc.] - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

22,00022,00022,00022,000

Provisions & Utilities

23,00023,00023,00023,00045,00045,00045,00045,000Total

MASTER OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT (MSM)- 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee (Incl. Kit)

6,500

18,000

Provisions & Utilities

28,50017,00035,00035,000

Total

75

X

B. OPTOM. /B.SC. PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT(FOUR YEAR PROGRAMS) 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

76,50076,50076,50076,500

Provisions &Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

8,000

Total

94,00084,50084,50084,500

B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology (Three Years)- 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

Total

62,50053,00053,00076

BACHELOR OF PHYSIOTHERAPY (BPT)(FOUR YEAR PROGRAM) 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

1,17,500

1,17,500

1,17,500

1,17,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

8,000

Total

1,35,000

1,25,500

1,25,500

1,25,500

B.Sc. CARDIOVASCULAR TECHNOLOGY / PERFUSION TECHNOLOGY /ANESTHESIA TECHNOLOGY(In collaboration with Frontier Life Line (FLL), Chennai)
1st Year(Rs)

2nd Year(Rs)

3rd Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

40,00040,00040,000FLL Fee (Inclusive of Lab fee)

40,00040,00040,000Consumables ( to FLL)

20,00020,00020,000Caution Deposit

5,000

---

---

Examination Fee

3,000

3,000

3,000

Registration Fee

1,000

---

---

1,09,000

1,03,000

1,03,000

Particulars

Total

77

B. Pharm. (BACHELOR OF PHARMACY)(FOUR YEAR PROGRAM) 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee
Provisions & Utilities
Total

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

1,32,500

1,42,000

1,42,000

1,42,000

17,500

8,000

8,000

8,000

1,50,000

1,50,000

1,50,000

1,50,000

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

B.Sc. Nursing (School of Nursing)(FOUR YEAR PROGRAM) 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

82,500

1,17,000

1,17,000

1,17,000

Provisions & Utilities

42,500

8,000

8,000

8,000

1,25,000

1,25,000

1,25,000

1,25,000

Total

78

B.B.A. General / B.B.A. (Banking and Fintech) / B.B.A. Digital Marketing /B.B.A.
Hospital Management (In collaboration with the sankara nethralaya academy[Except B.B.A. Aviation Management / Logistics /B.B.A. (Aviation Services & Air Cargo)] - 2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

75,00075,00075,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

92,50083,00083,000Total

B.B.A Digital Marketing (In collaboration with IBM) - 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

75,00075,00075,000

Provisions & Utilities

57,50048,00048,000Total

1,32,500

1,23,000

1,23,00079

B.B.A (Aviation Management) - 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

75,00075,00075,000

Provisions & Utilities

67,50058,00058,000Total

1,42,500

1,33,000

1,33,000

B.B.A. (Logistics) / B.B.A. (Aviation Services & Air Cargo)[In collaboration with Logistics Sector Skill Council] 2023-24

Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

75,00075,00075,000

Provisions & Utilities

27,50018,00018,000

1,02,500

93,00093,000Total

80

B.B.A. SPORTS MANAGEMENT 2023-2024
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

40,00040,00040,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

Total

57,50048,00048,000MBA - SPECIALIZATIONS - [FINANCE, MARKETING & HUMAN RESOURCES,GREEN BUSINESS (In Collaboration with Trier University Germany), HOSPITALMANAGEMENT (In Collaboration with Sankara Nethralaya Academy), TOURISM
MANAGEMENT, LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT, MEDIA &ENTERTAINMENT OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT, SPORTS MANAGEMENT,](EXCEPT (i) MBA - AVIATION MANAGEMENT;ii) M.B.A. SPECIALIZATION: BUSINESS ANALYTICS ; ANDiii) MBA - (AVIATION SAFETY MANAGEMENT – INTEGRATED WITH
AIRBUS & ENAC, FRANCE) - 2023-24
I Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee
Provisions & Utilities
Total

II Year(Rs.)

1,62,000

1,39,500

58,00040,5002,20,000

1,80,000

Note : Additional Fee for Trier University Germany - $ 6000

81

MBA (Aviation Management) - 2023-24
I Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee
Provisions & Utilities
Total

II Year(Rs.)

2,34,500

1,97,000

50,50078,0002,85,000

2,75,000

MBA - Specialization : Business Analytics(In collaboration with IBM)
- 2023-24
I Year(Rs.)

Particulars

II Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

1,62,000

1,39,500

Provisions & Utilities

1,08,000

90,5002,70,000

2,30,000

Total

82

MBA (Aviation Safety Management - Integrated with Airbus & ENAC, France) 2023-24
I Year(Rs.)

Particulars

II Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

6,42,000

6,59,500

Provisions & Utilities

1,08,000

90,5007,50,000

7,50,000

Total

M.B.A. (INTEGRATED)[B.Com. + M.B.A.] / [B.B.A. + M.B.A.]
2023-24
Particulars

1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

96,62596,62596,62596,625

Provisions & Utilities

23,00023,00023,00023,000

1,19,625

1,19,625

1,19,625

1,19,625

Total

83

B.A. LL.B. (Honours) / B.B.A. LL.B. (Honours) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

4th Year(Rs.)

5th Year(Rs.)

2,03,000

2,03,000

2,03,000

2,03,000

2,03,000

Provisions & Utilities

19,50010,00010,00010,00010,000Total

2,22,500

2,13,000

2,13,000

2,13,000

2,13,000

Particulars
Tuition fee

LL.B. - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

1,67,000

1,67,000

1,67,000

Provisions & Utilities

19,50010,00010,000Total

1,86,500

1,77,000

1,77,000

84

LL.M. Specialization: (International Law /Constitutional and Administrative law /Corporate Law) (TWO YEAR PROGRAMME) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee (Incl. Kit)

87,50087,500

Provisions & Utilities

38,00025,500Total

1,25,500

1,13,000

LL.M. INTERNATIONAL LAW (ONE YEAR) 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee (Incl. Kit)

1,60,000

Provisions & Utilities

28,000Total

1,88,000

85

ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN AUTOTRONICS (One Year Program)
In Collaboration with Volkswagen - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee

30,000

Provisions & Utilities

45,000Total

75,000DIPLOMA IN GERIATRIC CARE / DIPLOMA IN GENERAL DUTYASSISTANT(TWO Year Programme) - 2023-24
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

20,00020,000

Provisions & Utilities

11,0005,000

31,00025,000Total

86

P.G. DIPLOMA IN SPORTS MANAGEMENT /P.G. DIPLOMA IN YOGA /STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING FOR SPORTS(ONE YEAR PROGRAMME) - 2023-2024
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee

7,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500Total

25,000P.G. DIPLOMA IN GLOBAL SPORTS MANAGEMENT(ONE YEAR PROGRAMME) - 2023-2024
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars
Tuition fee

62,500

Provisions & Utilities

37,500Total

1,00,000

In addition to the above fees, candidates have to pay Abroad Internship, the actuals.

87

DIPLOMA IN FASHION DESIGN(2 YEAR PROGRAM)
2023-2024
1st Year(Rs.)

Particulars

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

57,50057,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

Total

75,00065,500P.G. DIPLOMA IN PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEOGRAPHY(ONE YEAR PROGRAM)
2023-2024

Advanced Diploma in Photography 1 Year88

Rs. 1,00,000

Professional diploma programmes offered in collaboration withHTC ITMRHITS Fee(Rs)

Programmes
Professional Diploma in Business Intelligence andAnalytics

24,000Professional Diploma in Cyber Investigations andLaws

24,000Professional Diploma in Cyber Security Management

16,00089

FEE STRUCTURE FOR INDIAN NATIONALS FOR 2023-24
Ph.D. PROGRAMME (Full Time)(Common for Engineering / Management / Law
Science / Humanities)
DURATION: THREE YEARS (6 SEMESTER)
1st Year(Rs.)

Description

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

20,00020,00020,000

Provisions & Utilities

20,00010,00010,00040,00030,00030,000TOTAL

Other fees are to be paid by full time Research scholars as usual as per the existing procedure.
1. If the course period extends more than 3 years, the scholar has to pay the yearlyfees as applicable.
2. All library Photostat, computer print charges and expenses towards publication of papers in
Conferences / Journals / attending the events will have to be borne by
the scholars.
3. Rs. 30,000/- will be charged as Synopsis fee at the time of submitting the Synopsis.
4. Additional Fee of Rs. 20,000/- per year will be charged if required to extend theperiod beyond six years based on the requisite approvals.
5. Ph.D. Scholar should publish TWO indexed Publications (Scopus & WOS). Of the two papers, atleast one paper shall be published within 18 months from the date of registration. TWO indexed
Conference Publications (Scopus] are mandatory during the programme.

90

FEE STRUCTURE FOR INDIAN NATIONALS FOR 2023-24
PART TIME - Ph.D. PROGRAMME

Category - I : ExternalEngineering /Management / Law
DURATION: Ph.D. : 3 YEARS (6 SEMESTERS)
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

46,00046,00046,000

Provisions & Utilities

34,00023,00023,00080,00069,00069,000Description

TOTAL

Note: 1. If the course period extends more than 3 years, the scholar has to pay
the yearly fees as applicable.
2. All library Photostat, computer print charges will be extra.
3. Rs. 30,000/- will be charged as Synopsis fee at the time of submitting
the Synopsis.
4. Additional Fee of Rs. 20,000/- per year will be charged if required toextend the period beyond Six years based on the requisite approvals.

91

FEE STRUCTURE FOR INDIAN NATIONALS FOR 2023-24
PART TIME - Ph.D. PROGRAMME

Category - II : External
Science / Humanities
DURATION: 3 YEARS (6 SEMESTERS)
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

26,00026,00026,000

Provisions & Utilities

34,00023,00023,000TOTAL

60,00049,00049,000Description

3rd Year(Rs.)

Note: 1. If the course period extends more than 3 years, the scholar has to pay
the yearly fees as applicable.
2. All library Photostat, computer print charges will be extra.
3. Rs. 30,000/- will be charged as Synopsis fee at the time of submitting
the Synopsis.
4.Additional Fee of Rs. 10,000/- per year will be charged if required toextend the period beyond Six years based on the requisite approvals.

92

FEE STRUCTURE FOR INDIAN NATIONALS FOR 2023-24
PART TIME - Ph.D. PROGRAMME
Category - III : InternalEngineering / Management / Law
DURATION: Ph.D : 3 YEARS (6 SEMESTERS)
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

30,00030,00030,000

Provisions & Utilities

34,00023,00023,000TOTAL

64,00053,00053,000Description

Note: 1. If the course period extends more than 3 years, the scholar has to pay the yearly fees
as applicable.
2. All library Photostat, computer print charges will be extra.
3. Rs. 30,000/- will be charged as Synopsis fee at the time of submitting the Synopsis.
4. Additional Fee of Rs. 20,000/- per year will be charged if required to extend theperiod beyond Six years based on the requisite approvals.
5. An additional 10% concession in the Tuition fee is permitted for the staff members
joining from October 2018. However, this concession will be considered based on therecommendation of the Research Committee headed by the Director (Research). This
concession will not be applicable for those who have joined earlier.

93

FEE STRUCTURE FOR INDIAN NATIONALS FOR 2023-24
PART TIME - Ph.D. PROGRAMME

Category - IV: Internal
Science / Humanities
DURATION: Ph.D.: 3 YEARS (6 SEMESTERS)
1st Year(Rs.)

2nd Year(Rs.)

3rd Year(Rs.)

Tuition fee

14,00014,00014,000

Provisions & Utilities

34,00023,00023,00048,00037,00037,000Description

TOTAL

Note: 1. If the course period extends more than 3 years, the scholar has to pay the yearly fees
applicable.
2. All library Photostat, computer print charges will be extra.
3. Rs. 30,000/- will be charged as Synopsis fee at the time of submitting the Synopsis.
4. Additional Fee of Rs. 10,000/- per year will be charged if required to extend theperiod beyond six years based on the requisite approvals.
5. An additional 10% concession in the Tuition fee is permitted for the staff members
joining from October 2018. However, this concession will be considered based on therecommendation of the Research Committee headed by the Director (Research). This
concession will not be applicable for those who have joined earlier.

94

asFEE STRUCTURE FOR PROGRAMMESOFFERED IN OFF-CAMPUS CENTRE, PADAPPAI - 2023-24

B.A. Economics Specialization in Econometrics / B.A. Customer Relations
Management (CRM) and Advertising 2023-24

Particulars

I Year(Rs)

II Year(Rs)

III Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

39,50038,50038,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

57,00046,50046,500Total

B.Sc. Interior Design and Decoration / B.Sc. Gaming Design / B.Sc. MediaEntertainment and Film Technology - 2023-24
Particulars

I Year(Rs)

III Year(Rs)

II Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

62,50053,00053,000Total

95

B.Com. Digital Commerce / B.Com. Fin Tech. (Financial Technology) - 2023-24

Particulars

I Year(Rs)

II Year(Rs)

III Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

75,00075,00075,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

92,50083,00083,000Total

B.B.A. Health Care Management / B.B.A. Hospitality Management /B.B.A. Agriculture Business Management - 2023-24

Particulars

I Year(Rs)

II Year(Rs)

III Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

75,00075,00075,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

92,50083,00083,000Total

96

B.C.A. Internet of Things (IoT) / B.C.A. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning /B.C.A. Data Science / B.C.A. Digital Marketing / B.C.A. Web Designing / B.C.A.
Multimedia and Animation - 2023-24
Particulars

I Year(Rs)

II Year(Rs)

III Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

45,00045,00045,000

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

62,50053,00053,000Total

Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) - 2023-24
Particulars

I Year(Rs)

II Year(Rs)

III Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

39,50038,50038,500

Provisions & Utilities

17,500

8,000

8,000

57,00046,50046,500Total

97

M.Sc. Mathematics - 2023-24
II Year(Rs)

I Year(Rs)

Particulars
Tuition fee

15,00015,000

Provisions & Utilities

28,50017,00043,50032,000Total

M.Com. - 2023-24
I Year(Rs)

Particulars

II Year(Rs)

Tuition fee

31,50031,500

Provisions & Utilities

28,50017,00060,00048,500Total

98PROGRAMMES OFFERED IN CODE
Semester Wise Fee Structure for General Category
Particulars

1st Sem(Rs.)

2nd Sem(Rs.)

3rd Sem(Rs.)

4th Sem(Rs.)

5th Sem(Rs.)

6th Sem(Rs.)

MBA

30,00030,00030,00030,000

NA

NA

MCA

22,50022,50022,50022,500NA

NA

MA ENGLISH

17,50017,50017,50017,500

NA

NA

BCA

17,50017,50017,50017,50017,50017,500BBA

17,50017,50017,50017,50017,50017,500B.Com

17,50017,50017,50017,50017,50017,50099

FEE STRUCTURE FOR FOREIGN NATIONALS / NRIs - 2023-2024[FOR STUDENTS FROM SAARC COUNTRIES]
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka

AMOUNT IN USD
1ST YEAR

2ND
YEAR

3RD YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH YEAR

1. B.TECH. AERO / AEROSPACE

5500

5000

5000

5000

----

B.TECH. CSE /CSE (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
2. AND MACHINE LEARNING / CSE(DATA SCIENCE)

4000

4000

4000

4000

----

3500

3000

3000

3000

----

3500

3500

3500

3500

3500

3000

2500

2500

2500

----

1000

1000

1000

----

----

B.SC. FASHION DESIGN,
7. B.SC. PRODUCT DESIGN /B.SC.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

1500

1500

1500

----

----

B.SC. AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
ENGG / AUTOMOBILE
8.
MAINTENANCE / AVIONICS /PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1000

1000

1000

----

----

9. B.SC. VISUAL COMMUNICATION

1500

1500

1500

----

----

2000

2000

2000

----

----

S.No.

3.
4.

5.

6.

Programme

B.TECH. AUTO/BIO-TECH / CHEMICAL/ CIVIL / EEE / ECE / IT /MECH /MECHATRONICS
B.ARCH. (5 YEARS)
B.DES. INTERIOR DESIGN / FASHION
AND APPAREL DESIGN /COMMUNICATION DESIGN (4YEARS)
B.SC. FOOD TECHNOLOGY / B.SC.
FOOD SCIENCE, NUTRITION AND
DIETETICS

B.Sc. CARDIOVASCULARTECHNOLOGY / PERFUSION10.
TECHNOLOGY / ANESTHESIA Tech

100

Programme

1ST
YEAR

2ND YEAR

3RD
YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH YEAR

11.

B.OPTOM. / B.SC. PHYSICIANASSISTANT / B.P.T. (FOUR YEARPROGRAM)

1500

1500

1500

1500

----

12.

B. PHARM (FOUR YEAR)

2500

2500

2500

2500

---

13.

B.COM. (ALL PROGRAMMES) /B.B.A. ALL PROGRAMMES [EXCEPTBBA AVIATIONMANAGEMENT / LOGISTICS / BBA(AVIATION SERVICES & AIR
CARGO)]

1500

1500

1500

----

----

14.

B.B.A. AVIATION MANAGEMENT

2000

2000

2000

----

----

15.

B.B.A. (LOGISTICS) / B.B.A.
(AVIATION SERVICES & AIR
CARGO) – IN COLLABORATIONWITH LSC / DIGITAL MARKETING

1500

1500

1500

----

----

16.

B.B.A. DIGITAL MARKETING (IN
COLLABORTATION WITH IBM)

2000

2000

2000

----

----

17.

B.A. ECONOMICS / PSYCHOLOGY /POLITICAL SCIENCE / ENGLISH /SOCIOLOGY

1000

1000

1000

----

----

18.

B.A. (TRIPLE MAJOR)POLITICAL SCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGYAND ECONOMICS /LAW, ECONOMICS AND POLITICALSCIENCE

1000

1000

1000

----

----

1000

1000

1000

----

S No

19.

B.C.A. ALL PROGRAMMES / B.SC.
COMPUTER SCIENCE/
B.VOC (AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE,AUTOMOBILE SERVICINGTECHNOLOGY, MEDIAPRODUCTION, FOOD PROESSINGTECHNOLOGY)

101

----

S No

Programme

1ST
YEAR

2ND YEAR

3RD
YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH YEAR

20.

B.C.A. (IN COLLABORTATION WITH
IBM)

1500

1500

1500

----

----

21.

M.B.A. ALL PROGRAMMES [EXCEPT
M.B.A. AVIATION MANAGEMENT]

4000

3000

----

----

----

22.

M.B.A. AVIATION MANAGEMENT

4500

4000

----

----

----

12000

12000

----

----

----

1500

1500

----

----

----

23.

24.

M.B.A. AVIATION SAFETY
MANAGEMENT In Collaboration withENAC
M.C.A. ALL PROGRAMMES / M.SC.
COMPUTER SCIENCE / M.SC. DATASCIENCE25.

M.SC. COMPUTER SCIENCE / M.SC.
DATA SCIENCE(IN COLLABORATION WITH IBM)

2000

2000

----

----

----

26.

M.SC. CHEMISTRY / M.SC. NANOSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY /M.SC. FOOD TECHNOLOGY /M.A. ENGLISH

1000

1000

----

----

----

27.

MASTER OF SPORTS
MANAGEMENT

1500

1500

----

----

----

28.

M.A. CHRISTIAN STUDIES

1000

1000

----

----

----

2000

2000

----

----

----

1500

1000

----

----

----

1000

1000

1000

----

----

1500

1500

----

----

29.
30.
31.
32.

M.TECH. ALL
PROGRAMMES /M.SC. USER EXPERIENCE DESIGNM.PLAN. / M.PLAN.
(TRANSPORTATION PLANNING)
M.ARCH. (GENERAL / HOUSING) 3
YEARS EVENING COURSE
M.DES. FASHION TECHNOLOGY

102

----

1ST
YEAR

2ND
YEAR

3RD
YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH
YEAR

3500

3000

3000

3000

3000

3000

2500

2500

----

3000

----

----

----

----

LL.M. (TWO YEAR PROGRAM)

2000

2000

----

----

----

B.COM. / B.C.A. / B.B.A. - DEB - UGC

1000

1000

1000

----

----

M.A. ENGLISH BY OL

1000

1000

----

----

----

1000

----

----

----

----

1000

1000

----

----

----

1000

1000

----

----

----

2000

----

----

----

----

1000

1000

1000

----

----

1000

1000

1000

----

----

1000

1000

1000

----

----

S.No.

Programme

33.

B.A., LL.B. (HONS.) / B.B.A., LL.B. (HONS.)

34.

LL.B.

35.

LL.M. (INTERNATIONAL
YEAR

36.
37.
38.
39.
40.

41.

42.

43.

44.

45.

LAW) ONEPG DIPLOMA IN YOGA / STRENGTH AND
CONDITIONING FOR SPORTS
DIPLOMA IN OPTOMETRY / DIPLOMA IN
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY(TWO YEAR PROGRAM)DIPLOMA IN GERIATRIC CARE /DIPLOMA IN GENERAL DUTY ASSISTANT/ DIPLOMA IN LANGUAGE AND SPEECH
THERAPY (TWO YEAR PROGRAM)ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN AUTOTRONICS(IN COLLABORATION WITH
VOLKSWAGEN)(ONE YEAR)
PH.D. (FULL TIME) ENGINEERING /MANAGEMENT / LAW / SCIENCE /HUMANITIES
PH.D. (PART TIME) ENGINEERING /MANAGEMENT / LAW
PH.D. (PART TIME) SCIENCE /HUMANITIES

103

PH.D. PROGRAM:
Synopsis Fee: USD 430.
Extension : For every year beyond the prescribed period, if
required, the candidate will have to pay an
Extension fee of USD 2000 over and above thetuition fee and the Coordination fee of USD 400 for theperiod of extension which will be limited to a period of one
year at a time.
Hostel Fee
A/C Sharing
Non-A/C Sharing
SAARC
USD 4000
USD 2500

104

FEE STRUCTURE FOR FOREIGN NATIONALS / NRIs - 2023-2024[FOR STUDENTS FROM NON-SAARC COUNTRIES]AMOUNT IN USD
S.No.
1.
2.
3.

4.
5.

6.

7.
8.

9.
10.

11.

Programme
B.TECH. AERO / AEROSPACEB.TECH. CSE / CSE (ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE AND MACHINELEARNING / CSE (DATA SCIENCE)
B.TECH. AUTO/BIO-TECH /CHEMICAL / CIVIL / EEE / ECE / IT
/MECH / MECHATRONICS
B.ARCH. (5 YEARS)
B.DES. INTERIOR DESIGN /FASHION AND APPAREL DESIGN /COMMUNICATION DESIGN (4YEARS)
B.SC. FOOD TECHNOLOGY / B.SC.
FOOD SCIENCE, NUTRITION AND
DIETETICS
B.SC. FASHION DESIGN,
B.SC. PRODUCT DESIGN /B.SC.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
B.SC. AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
ENGG / AUTOMOBILE
MAINTENANCE / AVIONICS /PHYSICAL EDUCATION
B.SC. VISUAL COMMUNICATION
B.Sc. CARDIOVASCULARTECHNOLOGY / PERFUSIONTECHNOLOGY / ANESTHESIATECHNOLOGY
B.OPTOM. / B.SC. PHYSICIANASSISTANT / B.P.T. (FOUR YEARPROGRAM)

105

1ST
YEAR

2ND
YEAR

3RD
YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH
YEAR

7500

7000

7000

7000

----

6000

6000

6000

6000

----

5000

4000

4000

4000

----

5000

4500

4500

4500

4500

4000

3000

3000

3000

----

1500

1500

1500

----

----

2000

2000

2000

----

----

1500

1500

1500

----

----

2000

2000

2000

----

----

2,500

2,500

2,500

----

----

1500

1500

1500

1500

---

S.No.
12.

1ST
YEAR

2ND
YEAR

3RD
YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH
YEAR

B. PHARM (FOUR YEAR)

3000

3000

3000

3000

---

B.SC NURSING

2500

2500

2500

2500

---

B.COM. (ALL PROGRAMMES) /B.B.A. ALL PROGRAMMES[EXCEPT BBA AVIATIONMANAGEMENT / LOGISTICS /BMS (AVIATION SERVICES &AIR CARGO)]

2000

2000

2000

----

---

3000

3000

3000

----

---

2000

2000

2000

----

---

2500

2500

2500

----

---

1500

1500

1500

----

---

1500

1500

1500

----

---

Programme

13.
14.

15.
16.

17.

18.

19.

B.B.A. AVIATIONMANAGEMENT
B.B.A. (LOGISTICS) / B.B.A.
(AVIATION SERVICES & AIR
CARGO) – IN
COLLABORATION WITH LSC
B.B.A. DIGITAL MARKETING(IN COLLABORTATION WITH
IBM)
B.A. ECONOMICS /PSYCHOLOGY / POLITICALSCIENCE / ENGLISH /SOCIOLOGY
B.A. (TRIPLE MAJOR)POLITICAL SCIENCE,PSYCHOLOGY AND
ECONOMICS /LAW, ECONOMICS AND
POLITICAL SCIENCE

106

S No

Programme

1ST
YEAR

2ND
YEAR

3RD
YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH
YEAR

20.

B.C.A. ALL PROGRAMMES /B.SC. COMPUTER SCIENCE /B.VOC (AIRCRAFT
MAINTENANCE,AUTOMOBILE SERVICINGTECHNOLOGY, MEDIAPRODUCTION, FOOD
PROESSING TECHNOLOGY)

1500

1500

1500

----

----

5000

4000

----

----

----

6000

5000

----

----

----

13000

13000

----

----

----

2000

2000

2000

----

----

2500

2500

2500

----

----

1500

1500

----

----

----

2000

2000

----

----

----

2500

2500

----

----

----

2000

1500

----

----

----

21.

22.
23.

24.

25.
26.

27.
28.

29.

M.B.A. ALL PROGRAMMES[EXCEPT M.B.A. AVIATIONMANAGEMENT]
M.B.A. AVIATIONMANAGEMENT
M.B.A. AVIATION SAFETY
MANAGEMENT (InCollaboration with ENAC)
M.C.A. ALL PROGRAMMES /M.SC. COMPUTER SCIENCE /M.SC. DATA SCIENCE
M.SC. COMPUTER SCIENCE /M.SC. DATA SCIENCE (IN
COLLABORATION WITH IBM)
M.SC. CHEMISTRY / M.SC.
NANO SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY / M.SC. FOODTECHNOLOGY /M.A. ENGLISH
MASTER OF SPORTS
MANAGEMENT
M.TECH. ALL
PROGRAMMES /M.SC. USER EXPERIENCEDESIGN
M.PLAN. / M.PLAN.
(TRANSPORTATIONPLANNING)

107

S No
30.
31.
32.

Programme
M.ARCH. (GENERAL /HOUSING) 3 YEARS EVENING
COURSE
M.DES. FASHIONTECHNOLOGY
B.A.,LL.B. (HONS.) /B.B.A.,LL.B. (HONS.)

1ST
YEAR

2ND
YEAR

3RD YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH
YEAR

1500

1500

1500

----

----

1500

1500

----

----

----

4500

4500

4500

4500

4500

33.

LL.B.

4000

3500

3500

----

----

34.

LL.M. (INTERNATIONAL
LAW) ONE YEAR

3500

----

----

----

----

2500

2500

----

----

----

1500

1500

1500

----

----

1000

----

----

----

----

1000

1000

----

----

----

1000

1000

----

----

----

2500

----

----

----

----

1000

1000

1000

----

----

35.

LL.M. (TWO YEAR PROGRAM)

36.

B.COM. / B.C.A. / B.B.A. – DEB
- UGC

37.

38.

39.

40.

41.

PG DIPLOMA IN YOGA /STRENGTH AND
CONDITIONING FOR SPORTS
DIPLOMA IN OPTOMETRY /DIPLOMA IN MEDICALLABORATORY TECHNOLOGY(TWO YEAR)DIPLOMA IN GERIATRICCARE / DIPLOMA IN
GENERAL DUTY ASSISTANT(TWO YEAR PROGRAM)ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN
AUTOTRONICS (IN
COLLABORATION WITH
VOLKSWAGEN)(ONE YEAR)
PH.D. (FULL TIME)
ENGINEERING /MANAGEMENT / LAW /SCIENCE / HUMANITIES

108

S No

Programme

42.

PH.D. (PART TIME)
ENGINEERING /MANAGEMENT / LAW
PH.D. (PART TIME) SCIENCEAND HUMANITIES

43.

1ST
YEAR

2ND
YEAR

3RD
YEAR

4TH
YEAR

5TH
YEAR

1500

1500

1500

----

----

1500

1500

1500

----

----

PH.D. PROGRAM:
Synopsis Fee: USD 600.
Extension : For every year beyond the prescribed period, if required, thecandidate will have to pay an Extension fee of USD 2000 over
and above the tuition fee and the Coordination fee of USD 400
for the period of extension which will be limited to a period of
one year at a time.

Hostel Fee

A/C Sharing

Non-A/C Sharing

NON-SAARC

USD 4000

USD 2500

109

(vii) Details of Students Grievance Redressal Mechanism:
Anti-Discrimination Cella. The Cell will look into matters to depriving a student and group students on a particular
caste, creed, religion, language, ethnicity, gender, disability or any type and matters of
imposing conditions of any student which is incompatible with the dignity of humanbeings.
b. The Cell is constituted to safeguard the interest of students without any prejudice to theircaste, creed, religion, language, ethnicity, gender, disability and to eliminate
discrimination or harassment against of any student in Hindustan University by providing
preventive measures to facilitate for punishment for those who indulge in any form of
discrimination to promote equality among the students.
c. The Committee will receive complaints from the affected students in terms of
discrimination of caste, creed, religion, language, ethnicity, gender, disability and conduct
a proper enquiry, and submit a detailed report to the undersigned for suitable action.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

General Disciplinary Committee (Students) :Duties and Responsibilities
1. To collect all grievance report from the students.
2. To consolidate all the report and send the report to the Management for perusal.
3. To give feedback to the students concerned / solution for their grievances.
4. Conduct enquiries pertaining to students’ discipline.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

Centre for Professional & Career Development (CPCD):
Duties and Responsibilities
1. To coordinate for all value added / job oriented programmes conducted in the University.
2. To guide, monitor and streamline the conduct of the programmes which are currently inprogress in the Campus.
3. To conduct periodical meetings with the coordinators concerned for effectively conducting
programmes.

110https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

Placement, Training & Industry Connect Committee :Duties and Responsibilities
1. To create database of all students for placement.
2. To conduct pre-placement training to the students.
3. To organize Campus Interviews from leading Companies / Industries.
4. To initiate for entering into MoUs between the Management and the Industries and tohave liaison with Industries / Companies with regarding to placement activities.
5. To send MIS periodically.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

Sports and Games Committee :Duties and Responsibilities
1. To organize State and National level tournament and Competitions.
2. To develop the infrastructure and sports facilities in the University.
3. To set the procedure and systems to run the School of Sports & Games in the successfulway.
4. To select and recommend the sports scholarship players for the upcoming academic year.
5. To verify and recommend to renew the existing sports scholarship players and open
category players.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

Marshals Committee:
Duties and Responsibilities
1. To maintain students and staff discipline inside the campus.
2. To conduct periodic meetings to review the disciplinary matters in the campus.
3. To ensure all students enter the campus on time by regular supervision.
4. To maintain the campus free from ragging.
5. To monitor closely the various locations inside the campus to prevent the incident of ragging.
6. To conduct enquiry if any complaints are made by the first year students.
7. To display anti-ragging boards in every floor in all building in the campus.
8. To conduct anti-ragging meeting every month and anti-ragging rally once in a year.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link
111

Committee for Prevention of Sexual Harassment and Women’s Welfare & Grievance Redressal
Cell for Women:
Duties and Responsibilities
1. To examine all grievance letters received from the women staff / students regarding
the sexual harassment.
2. To examine and investigate on each complaint received from the women staff /students by collecting the required information / data from connected people.
3. To give feedback to the women staff / students concerned / to find solution for theirgrievances.
4. The Committee will record such grievances received from the women staff /students, in a separate register maintained exclusively for this purpose. The reply
given by the committee to the women staff / students for grievance should also berecorded in the register.
5. The Committee should find suitable solutions to settle the problems faced by the
women staff / students in regard to matters relating to sexual harassment within
10 days’ after thorough investigation.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

Disaster Management Committee:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

Grievance Redressal Committee (Staff) :Duties and Responsibilities
1. To collect all grievance reports from the staff.
2. To consolidate all the report and send the report to the Management for perusal.
3. To give feedback to the staff concerned / solution for their grievances.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link

112

Examination Grievance Cell:
Duties and Responsibilities
1. To collect all grievance reports from the staff and students regarding the conduct of
examinations and issues.
2. To consolidate all the report and send the report to the Management for perusal.
3. To give feedback to the staff and students concerned / solution for their grievances.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKhSFur64e4EXKik4f3W3HeEUxVylZcd/view?usp=drive_link(viii) Name of the Nodal Officer for students’ facilitation services.
Dr. K. S. Shaji, Dean - Student Affairs Career Services
Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science offers career planning and job search assistanceto its students. These services include career counseling, on-campus interviewing schedules,
employment opportunities, job vacancy postings and assistance with career searchcorrespondence such as resumes, career workshops, and seminars, annual career fairs andreferral
to other campus agencies.
Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science Counselling Service (HUCS)
Counselling and faculty mentoring are given prime importance at Hindustan Institute ofTechnology and Science. Counselling is not about providing a solution to the problems; rather
itis providing a direction towards a solution. Counselling involves providing free andconfidential services to members of the University community. The staff and counsellors of
Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science provide students the support and assistance theyrequire to function effectively as learners, as members of the university community, and as
individuals. Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science Counselling Services (HUCS) aredesigned to assist students to strive towards achievement and to utilize their potential. The
University Counsellors are professionally trained and share their experience and knowledge inacademic advising, career counselling and mental health issues. The Counselling Centre isthoroughly committed to the need for confidentiality in student/ client/ counsellor
communications.
Therefore, confidentiality of student information is maintained with professional standards of
ethical practice and conduct.
The Counselling services include :Personal Counseling
Educational Counseling
Career Development Programme
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Faculty and student ratio is maintained as 1:20 for all counselling and mentoring activities.
Student details and counselling activities are maintained by each faculty mentor. All students will
be assigned a counsellor within 15 days of joining their course. A staff counsellor will be
provided to the student by the parent department and the same staff counselor would provide
counseling services for the student during his/her entire period of study at Hindustan Institute ofTechnology and Science. Faculty counsellors would keep a constant watch on absenteeism andnon-performance of the students in the internal tests which are major reasons forstudentproblems. High intensity problems which cannot be solved by the faculty counsellors will
be referred to HUCS for further follow-up counselling sessions. A student who absents
himself/herself for 3 continuous days will be identified by the faculty advisor, who will informthe parents. HUCS will also be organizing regular workshops and seminars to benefit the student
community.

(ix) Scholarships / free-ships available in the institution.
Dr. K. C. G. Verghese Memorial Foundation Scholarship /AidIn fond memory of our Founder & Chairman, Late Dr. K. C. G. Verghese and for the yeomen services
he had rendered to the society, a Public Charitable Foundation has been established in his name. This
Foundation proposes to offer assistance to meritorious and deserving students towards their educationand medical relief for the poor. For details on the services extended by this Foundation, the Head Officeof HITS may be contacted.
Merit Scholarship
Merit Scholarships are awarded to toppers in the Higher Secondary Examination and HITSEEE(online entrance examination) at the time of admission by the Management.
Merit cum Means Scholarship
HITS offers scholarships under merit cum means cate7g3ories every year. Special financial assistance isgiven to differently abled and economically weaker sections of the society to enable them to pursue
their education.
Sports Scholarship
The Institution gives prime importance to the enrollment of students under the Sports Quota who excel
in sports over the years. Failure to perform / comply with such schemes will result in entire amountbeing claimed from the individual.
Criteria for Sports Selection
Students who have performed & achieved accolades at the National, Inter-Institution and State Levels
in any sports discipline can apply in the month of March every year along with his / her Merit
Certificates.

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Awards for Rank Holders
Cash Awards are given to meritorious students from each branch of B.Tech. and M.Tech. First rankholders of B.Tech. of each branch will receive a cash prize of Rs. 25,000/- and a medal. The second
rank holders of B.Tech. will receive a cash prize of Rs. 15,000/- and a medal. The first and second
rank holders of each branch of M.Tech., will receive a cash prize of Rs. 15,000/- and 10,000/respectively along with a medal.
Research Scholarship & Awards
To promote research and attract Full-time Scholars, Hindustan Institute of Technology & Science has
instituted the Hindustan Teaching Research Fellowship (HTRF) for eligible candidates. The fellowshipis available only for Full-time Research Scholars registered for Ph.D.
Eligibility:
Scholarship can be availed only by Full-time Scholars. Minimum marks (UG /PG) for Ph.D. Scholars registered for HTRF
Engineering & Technology: 75% mark & above or CGPA of 8 (or) GATE qualified (or) 65%
mark & above (or) CGPA of 7 with good publication.
Science : 70% mark & above or CGPA of 7.5 (or) NET qualified (or) 60% Mark &above (or)CGPA of 6.5 with good publication.
Humanities: 65% mark & above or CGPA-7.0 (or) NET qualified (or) 55% mark &above mark(or) CGPA of 6.0 with good publication.
Scholarship amount for Doctoral Candidates: Rs. 10, 000 to 25, 000.00 per month(*Conditions Apply)

Founder's Award for Best Research Scholar
Founder's Best Research Scholar Award carries a cash prize and a certificate. The awardees are eligible
to be considered for financial assistance from HITS to attend International / National Conferences.
Eligibility Criteria:
a. The scholar would be eligible afterone year of registration.
b. Scholar should be GATE / NET qualified or should have secured more than 8.0 CGPA in UG

and PG Engineering Courses or 75% marks in UG & PG courses in Science, Management or
Humanities.
c. Supervisor's Recommendation for award is mandatory.
d. Short listed candidates shall make a presentation before a panel of experts.

Chancellor's Award for the Best Women Research Scholars
The Chancellor's Award is being instituted to encourage and motivate Women Research Scholars.
The award is presented to the Best Women Research Scholars. The eligibility will be same as
Founder's Award for Best Research Scholar.
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Hindustan Teaching Research Fellowship (HTRF)
To promote research and encourage full time Research Scholars, HITS has instituted Hindustan
Teaching Research Fellowships (HTRF) for eligible candidates.
Fellowships are available for Full Time Research Scholars registered for Ph.D.
GATE / NET qualified Candidates are provided a fellowship of Rs. 25,000/- per month. Other
candidates having 8.0 CGPA or 75% both in UG & PG receive a fellowship ranging between
Rs.12,000/- to Rs.18,000/- per month and those who are not meeting these criteria will receive Rs.
10,000.
Awards
The following are the awards given to the staff for their excellence in specified fields. The awards arepresented during the Annual Day celebrations and during Republic Day celebrations:a) Best Faculty Awardb) Best Research Awardc) Best Consultancy Awardd) Best Publication Awarde) Best Councilor Awardf) Best Motivator Award(x)

Accreditation ranking of the institution.

Accreditation status:
NAAC:
University has been awarded ‘A’ grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council
recently with CGPA of 3.30 out of 4 and the 2nd Assessment application has been submitted to
NAAC and awaiting for the Peer Team visit
NIRF:
NIRF 2023
HITS
Overall
University
Engineering
Management
Innovations

NIRF RANK 2023
151-200
101-150
101-150
101-125101-150116

Funded Project:
1. Dr. Indrajit Shown, Professor, Chemistry (HITS) and Dr. Li-Chyong Chen (PI), National Taiwan
University, “Probing the dynamic photocatalytic CO2 reduction activity and interface carriertransport of direct Z-scheme heterostructure based on in-situ spectroscopy”. Funded by DST GITA India - Taiwan NTU, Taiwan, 28.12.2022. worth Rs. 44.47 Lakhs for 3 years. (Govt.
funded).

2. Dr. K. Ramajeyathilagam, Sr. Professor and Ms.T.Sivagangai, Assistant Professor AERO,“Experimental and numerical investigations on the failures of metallic and composite structures tohail-ice impact”. Grants-in-Aid Scheme of Aeronautics R&D Board (AR&DB), DRDO, Ministryof Defence, 07.12.2022 worth 49.86 Lakhs. (Govt. funded).
3. Dr. Indrajit Shown Professor - Chemistry, “Development of Highly Efficienct Direct Z-Scheme
Heterostructure Photocatalyst based on 2D metal sulfide for CO2 reduction.” Core Research
Grant, Science and Engineering Research Board, Department of Science and Technology (SERB,
DST), 20.11.2021, worth Rs.49.41 Lakhs for 3 years. (Govt. funded).
4. Dr. G. Muthukumaran, Professor - EEE, Dr C Prasad, Asst.Professor (SG) - Auto, “Developmentof Wall Climbing Robot with reduced sound levels using Active Noise Control”. Defence
Research and Development Organization (DRDO), 28.06.2019 worth Rs. 60.62 Lakhs. (Govt.
funded).
5. Dr. D. Dinakaran, Professor - Mechanical, “Adaptive control of robotic fettling for asymmetricgeometry and close tolerance cast components”. Science and Engineering Research Board,
Department of Science and Technology (SERB, DST), 16.12.2019 for 38.70 Lakhs. (Govt.
funded).
6. Dr.D.Dinakaran, Professor, Dr. M.M. Ramya, Professor, Dr. D.G.Harris Samuel, Associate
Professor, Mechanical.” Application of NDT for Foundry Products and improving skill of Indian
foundry men.” Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K Partners: University of Northampton,
INDSAT Corporation. 13.4.2017, worth Rs. 49.37 Lakhs. (Non-Govt. funded).
7. Dr. M.M. Ramya, Professor, Dr.D.Dinakaran, Professor. Mechanical, “Low cost assistive robot
for elderly,” Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K, Partners : University of Leeds, U.K. Industry
Partner Axis Global Automation.08.04.2018, worth Rs. 49.67 Lakhs (Non-Govt. funded).
8. Dr. A.K. Parvathy, Professor & HoD - EEE, Dr. K.R. Devabalaji, Associate Professor - EEE, Dr.
Deiva Sundari, Professor - ECE (KCG Tech), “Optional Dispatch of Virtual Power Plant using
Cyber – Physical controller for Realtime EMS”. Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K. 8.4.2018,
worth : Rs. 45.12 Lakhs. (Non-Govt. funded).

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9. Dr. M. Jai Kumar, Professor & HoD - AUTO; Mr. T. Shanmuganathan, Asst. Professor, “German-Indian R & D study on innovative concepts for traffic infrastructure, driver assistance and vehicle
safety”. DAAD, Germany, 1.1.2019, worth Rs. 388.49 Lakhs. (Non-Govt. funded).
10. Dr. RM. Kuppan Chetty, Associate Professor, Dr. M.M. Ramya, Professor, Ms. N. Seenu,
Assistant Professor, “Development of Autonomous Heterogeneous Robotic Swarm Simulator for
Faster Disaster Reconnaissance and Mitigation”. Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K, Partners :University of Leicester, Siva Subramaniya Nadar (SSN) College of Engineering, Menzel Vision
and Robotics Pvt. Ltd, Yagen Robotics., 25.04.2021, worth 53.67 Lakhs (Non-Govt. funded).
11. Dr. Uppu Ramachandraiah, HoD, Department of EEE and Dr. G. Muthukumaran, Professor,
Dept. of EEE have been sanctioned a DRDO - GTRE project (Gas Turbine Research
Establishment) for a value of Rs. 9.76 Lakhs.
12. Dr. D. Nagarajan, Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, HITS, has been awarded a joint project inassociation with Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia worth 43 600 Ringgit (Rs. 7 Lakhs
approx) by the Govt. of Malaysia.
13. Dr. Uppu Ramachandraiah, HoD, Department of EEE has got sanctioned DRDO sponsored
project titled “Wall climbing robot with reduced sound levels using active noise control” worthof Rs. 24,03,000/-.
14. Dr. R. Veena, Asst. Professor, CENCON has been sanctioned a SERB funded research project“Sn integrated 3D, porous carbon based scaffolds as high capacity anode for Sodium-ion
batteries” for a value of Rs. 18.3 lakhs and the duration of the project is 3 years.
15. Science & Engineering Research Board (SERB) a statutory body of the Department of Science &Technology, Govt. of India has sanctioned a project titled “Adaptive Control of Robotic Fettlingfor Asymmetric Geometry and Close Tolerance Cast Components” sanctioned to Dr. Dinakaran,
Head Centre for Automation and Robotics, for a value of Rs. 38,70,365/16. “The Confederation of Elite Academicians of IICDC” recognized by AICTE, Texas Instruments,
IIM Bangalore and DST, listed Mr. C S Karunakaran, Assistant Professor, Aero as the Top 200+
Faculty Mentors in the MyGov Blog of India Innovation Challenge Design Contest 2019 (IICDC
2019) and has been awarded as a Member of “The Confederation of Elite Academicians of
IICDC”.
17. Consultancy project of “Development of Automatic Tea Leaf Cutter for Inclined Terrain
Harvesting (AuTHar)” by POABS TEA Pvt. Ltd. has been sanctioned to HITS through theefforts taken by Dr. Uppu Ramachandraiah, Prof. and Head, Dr. G. Muthukumaran, Prof. and
Dr. E. Sathish, Assistant Professor (SG) from the School of Electrical Sciences for a value ofRs. 12,86,250/- for a duration of 18 months.

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A Method and aprior warning
mixed mode
communication
system for thenatural calamities

Dr. Roberts
Masillamani

Professor

Mr. Ashok Verghese

Pro-Chancellor

D. Balaji

Assistant Professor

Mathivanan
Mathew Denny
Lance Savio Dcunha
P. Ravi Kumar

Student
Student
Student
Associate Professor

Minu Miriam PaulM-Tech Student

P. Ravi Kumar

Associate Professor

Minu Miriam PaulM-Tech Student

Dr. S. K Sakthidasan
Dr.Vasudevan M
Dr.Sasikumar S
Dr.Prabha S
Dr.Himanshu
ShekharA. Antonidoss
M, Anbarasan
S K, Muthusundar
C, Govindasamy
A V, Turukmane

Associate Professor
Dean
Professor
Associate Professor

K, Vijayakumar

Assistant Professor

Dr. Meenakshi N.
Paras Jain
V. Saravanan.
Iyappan P
Nalinipriya G
Kasiprasad
Mannepalli
Azath H
PandimurUGan V
Harsha b. K

Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor

National

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International

Bypass air control
mechanism forhybrid engine
Polyester resin
matrix flooringtiles using various
microfillers
Polyester resin
mortar flooring tile
using various fineaggregates andmicrofillers
Maximum power
point trackable andoptimized iot based
pv charge
controller using
machine learning
Training of upper
limb stroke
rehabilitation
robotic systemusing kinetic pose
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algorithm and deeplearning

Method for
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A novel counting
device for domesticpressure cookers,
suitable for hearing
impaired (codepec)
Oxygen injection
iot device andmethodShruthi M. L.
Mr. Muthu kumaran
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Assistant Professor

Mr. Sudalai Muthu T

Professor

D.Nagarajan
E.Deenadayalan
A.Ramesh Babu

Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor

CSE

Cold-formed steel
beam with encased Mr. Samuel jbraced web forearthquake resistant
Dr. Joanna P.S
constructions
Driver assistancedevice (dad) for
zero accident safety
roadways
Design anddevelopment of
double basin solar
still with thermo
electric modulewith condensing
chamber
Solar power plant
to produce 10 hrs
of power enablingindustries to workfor one shift solely
on solar power
An iot based
intelligent driverassistance system
Intuitionistic fuzzy
based deep learningmodel for visualinterpretation of
low dose x-ray
image

One bitcompression
sensing mechanism
for low rate
wireless sensor
networks

Professor

Mr. Thangakumar j

Assistant Professor(Selection Grade)

MATHS

CIVIL

Professor
Assistant Professor
CSE

Dr. Rajeswari
mukeshProfessor

Dr.D.G.Harris
SamuelProfessor
MECH

Ravishankar
Sathyamurthy

Research Scholar

Mr. Jesudas. F.W

Associate Professor
MECH.Dr. S. Nagarajan

Professor

Mr. Ashok Verghese

Pro - Chancellor

HITS

Sudalaimuthu T

Professor

CSE

K.sakthidasan@Sankaran,

Associate Professor

Vasudevan, N.

Professor

Kumaresan A

Assistant Professor

B. Uma Maheswari
D. Periyaazhagar
J. V. Anand
T. Saravanan
M. Balasaraswathi
G. Sudha
D. Karunkuzhali
V. A. Velvizhi

Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Principal
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor
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ECE

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Reduction of heat
flux ai water
nanofluids used tocool the electronic
panelsK. Jeyapiriya
Nisha M S
Devaraju A
Manivannan S
Stephen leon J.
Paranthaman V
Stalin K

Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor
Dean
Lecturer
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor

Kalivarathan. G
Surekha R
Buddaraju Krishna
Mohan
Madhuvanesan D.M
Kaliappan S.
Balaji V.
V. R. Prakash
V. Beslin Geo

Assistant Professor
Associate Professor

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Employment andskill gap
identification
technique using
machine learningfor ites sector

Dr. Joanna P.S

P. S. Aravind Raj

Assistant Professor

Karthik N
Panneer Selvam N

Assistant Professor
Principal

M. Sangeetha
P. Shanthi
G. MurUGesan
Renjith Thomas

Associate Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor(S.G.)
Professor

E. Sathish
Himanshu Shekhar
G. MurUGesan
Maheswari M
Kiruthika V
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Karthik N

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Quasi-static cyclicload performance
testing method ofencased concretefilled steel tubularwith steel loops
joint

Secure device todevice connectivity
mechanism for iot
smart city
applications

Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Professor
Professor
Professor
Assistant Professor(S.G.)
Assistant Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor(S.G.)
Assistant
Professor(S.S.)
Associate Professor
Assistant
Professor(S.G.)
Professor

K. Thenkumari

C Partha
A. Vimala Juliet
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A convolutional
neural networkbased sustainable
method forclassification ofendometriosis
laparoscopic
imagesAir pollution
monitoring systemusing internet ofvehicles andpollution sensors

Securing critical
digital assets ofchemical industries
using securedevelopment
operational
environment(SDOE) framework

A system andmethod for agile
meeting dashboard
A wireless sensor
node based smart
irrigation system
and method using
adafruit cloudservices
A portabletemperature andpressure-controlled
steam inhalation
apparatus
A trust based
clustering protocol

V. R. Prakash
Visalaxi, MS.

Assistant Professor
Research Scholar

Muthu, T. Sudalai

Professor

A. L., Vallikannu;

Assistant Professor(S.G.)
Professor

Muthu, T. Sudalai

Professor

Vallikannu AL
V.Ceronmani
Sharmila
B.Rajesh Shyamala
Devi

Associate Professor

Rani V., Kanpur;

Pallavi Singh
M. Maheswari
M. Sujatha
V. Beslin Geo
A. Kumaresan
V, Srinidhi; K,
Srividya; S
Sankar; R,
Dhanalakshmi
S., Sadasivam;
Jones, Aida;

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A portabledishwasher device

ECE

Professor
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Assistant Professor
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ECE

IT

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Assistant Professor

Zakriya G.,

Assistant Professor

Mohamed; V., Andal Assistant Professor
P. N., Renjith;K., Ramesh
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Sudalaimuthu, T.;
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A device forconversion ofvisual gestures into
handwritten of deaf
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vibrational control
system for seismic
lateral support
system ofstructures
A low-profile
desired beamantenna device forv2x-5gcommunication
A face mask
monitoring system
and method for
educational
institutions andorganizations

Malarvel
Muthukumaran

CSE
Kathiravan, M.

Assistant Professor

V, Amudhan;

Assistant Professor

Kirubakaran, P.S.B.

Assistant Professor(S.S)

Vallikannu, AL.;
Vinoth, M.;

Associate Professor
Associate Professor

Diderot P, Kumara
Guru

Associate Professor

Geetha, Angelina;

Dean

Bharathi, S. V. Shri

Assistant
Professor(S.G.)

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system for aircraft

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An antidipsomaniac
vehicle system

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A gas turbine
combustor device

International

A process fordevelopment of
nutri-rich vegan
paneer from nonbovine source

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A process fordeveloping highly
transparent
stickable-peelable
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Assistant Professor

Krishnamoorthy,
Vishwajeeth;
Chidvilas, V. V.;
Suraj, V.;
N., Niteesh;
Neeraj, Venkata;
Sritha, K.
Sinha, Anurag;

ECE

CSE

Assistant Professor(S.G.)
Assistant Professor(S.S.)
UG student
UG student
UG student
UG student
UG student
UG student
Assistant Professor

Sreeja, P. S.

Assistant Professor

Joseph, D. Raja;
T., Libin
Selvamuthukumaran, M.;
Ganesh, P.
Sankar; Babu,
A. Surendra; Y.,
Aafiya Halima
Shanmugam,
Mariyappan;
Shown, Indrajit;

Associate Professor
PG student

Sridhara, S. N.

Vice chancellor

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A process fordeveloping nanoinspired ultra-thinlarge surface areaanti-slippery selfcleaning antibacterial mattressA device for
capturing variableankle injury usingnfc
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aerodynamicallyuPGraded bachtype rotor device
with external
overlapping of
blades
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replacement offorged automotive
wheel with gfr
sheet moulding
compound materialInternational

An insect trapping
device for domestic
applications

International

A system andmethod for delayaware concurrent
data management
for industrial iot

International

International

A system foralerting registeredperson about
accident for quick
recovery of injured
rider of twowheeler
A cold-formed
steel i-beam systemwith twin rebars in
web and encasedwith fly-ash

Sridhara, S. N.;
Shown, Indrajit;Vice chancellor
Professor
PHYSICS

Shanmugam,
Mariyappan
Selvamuthukrishnan,
B.;V., Amudhan;
Sebastin,
Kirubakaran
Seralathan, S.;
Sathish, S.;

Professor

PED
Assistant Professor
Assistant
Professor(s.g.)
Professor
Associate Professor

PED

MECH
Hariram, V.

Professor

V., Hariram; S.,
Seralathan; S.,

Professor
Professor
AUTO

SathishAssociate Professor

Rebin, A. X. Amal;
Reddy, K. Pavan
Kumar;
Bineesh, R.;
Hussain, P. Naseem;
Shaik, Khamruddin

Associate Professor

B. C, Kavitha;
AL, Vallikannu;
Kiruthika, V.;
Rani, G. Vimala

UG student
UG student
UG student
UG student
Assistant Professor(S.G.)
Professor
Assistant
Professor(s.s.)Assistant
Professor(s.g.)

B., Prabakaran;

Associate Professor

Sandeep, Chinni

UG student

P. S.,Joanna;ProfessorJ., Samuel

Assistant Professor(S.G.)

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A renewableenergy powerhousesystemA modified
networked control
system using
lambert function

G. C., Vishnu
Kumar

Assistant Professor(S.G.)

Piriadarshani, D;

Professor

Sujitha, S. Sathiya

Assistant Professor

Parvathy, A. K.;

Chander, Sheeba

Professor
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UG student
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Professor(p.t.)
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Rajeswari, M.

Professor

Dhanapal, D. Balaji;
Ravikumar, T. S.;
Pillai,T. Mathevan;

Assistant Professor
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Student

A system for solar
power load
management

Devabalaji, K. R.;

An authoritative
element in design
system
A systematic
method forcorporate financial
information as
public information
using big data
cloud

Esther, Sunalini;

A method fordevelopment ofrefractory castablefor enhancing lifeof cfbc boilers

Pal, Poushali;
Antony, S. Joseph

Chellappa, B.;
Arunraja, A.;
Solomon, G.
Ravikumar

AERO

PHYSICS

ECE

SPADE

CSE

MECH

Professor

International

A method for
entrepreneurial
quality factors of
trainees inentrepreneurshiptraining program

Nithya, A. R.

Associate Professor

SOM

International

A method for vlsi
layout of hypertree
structure

Rajan, R. Sundara;
Shantrinal, A. Arul;
G., Kirithiga
Nandini

Associate Professor
Student

MATHS

International

International

System and method
for simultaneous
removal of organic
pollutants andheavy metal fromwaste water
A system andmethod to improveG., Vijay Samuel;R., Govindarajan;
Anitha, A.;
Parvathy, A. K.
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biogas production
from designed
floating dome
anaerobic digester
A job
recommendation
method for higher
students using
datamining
techniques
An iot enabled
agriculture
automation system
An exploratory
data method ofhouse priceprediction using
advanced
regression
technique
A 360-degree
quality assurance
method toinvestigate
influences ofunderminedinternal variables
A patient essentials
transport system

Hariram, V.

Professor

Eliyas, Sherin;

Assistant Professor

Ranjana, P.

Professor

Ramesh, K.;
Renjith, P. N.;
S., Aiswarya;
Rajalakshmi, K.

Professor
Associate Professor
Student
Student
Assistant Professor(S.G.)

Veena, S.;

CSE

SOM
M., Sri CharanStudent

C., Catherene Julie
Aarthy;Assistant Professor

Badrinarayanan, M.
K.
Muthukumaran, G.;
Ramachandraiah,
Uppu;
Vijayabalan, P.
P., Kumaraguru
Direrot;T., Sudalaimuthu;
A. L., Vallikannu;

SOM
Professor

Professor
Research

ECE

ECE

A b-crypt sanitized
and audited public
cloud system
A system andmethod for
preparing lignite oiltar slurry for
substitute for
furnace oil

Krishnaveni, R.;

Professor
Assistant Professor(S.G)
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Professor
Assistant Professor(S.G.)
Professor

Ravikumar, B.

Professor

Pillai T Mathevan
Dhanapal Balaji
Kumar A

Associate Professor
Professor
Student

John Presin

Associate Professor

A system andmethod forpredicting hatespeech on social

Kirubanantham, P.;

Analysis of
mammogram
images for organcancer detection
using shapedescriptors

MCA

Kavitha, B. C.

Saranya, A.;
Pandiaraj, S.;

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EEE

MECH

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A system andmethod for productreliability
improvement andmanagement in anindustrial setup
An induction
heating device andits working method

Deeptha, R.;
Rathna, R.;
Veeramani, R.
J. G., Srinivasan;

Student
Student
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Student

Dr. PonRamalingam,

Registrar

Sakthi, B. Brindha;
Sundari, P. Deiva
Shankar, S. K.;

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A solar powered
seed sowing device

A production
maximization
system bycontrolling
production
planning andsequencing
A defect detection
and nondelamination
drilling method inpolymericcomposites
A pulsed direct
current (pdc) fed
electrocoagulation
system and method
for waste water
treatmentInternational

A method andsystem for
performing weather
forecast

International

An adjustable antivortex contour
wingtip device

International

A system andmethod forNatrajabhishek;
S., Balasubramani;S., Sathyalakshmi
M Chandrasekaran

Student
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CSE

Assistant Professor(S.S.)
Student
Assistant Professor(S.S.)
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CSE

Research Scholar

Dr. Rajesh

Professor

Dr. A. Ragothaman

Research scholar

Karthikeyan K

Assistant Professor

Deivasundari P

Assistant Professor

Mothilal T

Assistant Professor

Kavitha, G.
Manish, Desai
Krithika, S.
Biju, Alex T.;
S., Bibin Jino;
Shree. J, Swetha;
Kumbhar, Prasad
Virabasavanna;
Narayanan S., Syam;
Ahmed r., asad
Kumar S., Sabesh;
R., Dhanalakshmi;

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development ofinteractive threedimensional modelA method for rapid
identification ofparts complexity ina manufacturing
setup
An automatedrobotic device forattacking, rescuing
and reconnaissance
operations
A method for stock
market prediction
for incorporatingstock prices using
machine learning
A system andmethod forunmanned aerial
vehicle forassisting in an
emergency/disasterA device andmethod to detect
haemoglobin countof a person
A child occupant
protection andsafety assisting
system for vehicle
A system andmethod to findinfluence of
impulse buying on
customer purchasedecision
A process for
preparing impact
resistant material
with inter-intraply
carbon/kevlarepoxy hybrid
laminate
A method for
improving a
manufacturingperformance in an

Roy, Satyam;

Student

M., Surya

Student

Dr. PonRamalingam,

Registrar

A R, Arvind

Student

Jagadsh, J.S

Student

ADMIN

ANRO
Ramya, B
Dr Deepa Jose
Rajeswar, SuryaDr. PonRamalingam,

Student
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Student

Sudalaimuthu, dr. T

Professor

Sinha, Anurag

Assistant Professor

Registrar

CSE

MCA
Sreeja, P. S

Assistant Professor

Ramesh,Reshmaja K

Student

Sreeja, P.S
Dr. Meenakshi N

Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor

Mr.
Shanmuganathan T

Assistant Professor

Dr. Meena S.

Associate Professor

Stanley samlal

Assistant Professor

R. Santhanakrishnan
R. Asokan

Professor
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V. Paulson

Assistant Professor

Murugan R.
Palavesa

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Ramalingam, pon

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industrial value
chain by utilizing a
med process model
A system andmethod foranalyzing tamiltweets into positive
and negative
sentiment
System and method
for automatic
helmet detection toenhance the rider
safety using deeplearning

A patient essentials
transport system

An intelligent
vehicle overtaking
assistance system
based on theinternet of things
Quantum dots
intercalated 2dmx2 optical
glucose sensor
Weavable-wearable
fiber solar cells for
smart nanotextiles
Compact Planar
Stripline Bowtype
Antenna For Sub7ghz / Vo5g
Applications
The intelligent
cradle (IC)Design andfabrication ofvertical axis windturbine used in low
wind speed regimes

S. Gokila

Associate Professor

S. Rajeswari

Assistant Professor(S.G.)

M. Jaikumar
Godwin John
Shorabh G
Khandelwal
Aakash Amarnath
Hussain

Associate Professor
Assistant Professor

Madeshwaran R

Student

Muthukumaran, G

Professor

Ramachandraiah,
Uppu;

Research

Vijayabalan, p.

Professor

Mr. Ashok Verghese

Pro-Chancellor

Dr. Sudalai Muthu

Professor

MCA

Student
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AUTO

CSE

Dr. Mariyappan
Shanmugam
Dr. R. W. Alexander
Jesudasan
Dr. Mariyappan
Shanmugam

Professor
PHYSICS

Pro-Vice chancellor
Professor

Dr. AL. Vallikannu
Dr. Rajesh Shyamala
Devi,
Dr. P. Kumaraguru
Dr. M. Vinoth

Professor

Ms. Kanpur Rani V

Assistant Professor

Mr. Sudalai Muthu T

Professor

Dr. T. Micha
Premkumar

Professor

Mr. Aitha Sudheer
Kumar
Mr. Athmakuri
varun

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Enhancement ofheat transfer during
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pcm for freecooling
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Co2 sequestration

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near earth objects
Industry economics
and its effect on
residential urban
growthRavikumar Solomon

Professor

MECH

Dr.V.Preethi

Professor

CIVIL

Mr.Kirubakaran
SebastianAssistant Professor

Ms.Nisha
Najumudeen

Assistant Professor

AERO

SLAAS

Hindustan Students Launch “Lightest Micro Satellite” at NASA “JAIHIND - 1S” is an experimental satellite which weighs only 33.39 grams (which wasawarded "lightest micro satellite” by India book of records). The satellite is especially madefor the competition conducted by Colorado space Grant Consortium, NASA and idoodlelearning. Initially our proposal to make this satellite was approved by cubes in space program
and we have completed the task as per their rules.
 The satellite was successfully launched by NASA on 9th September 2018 from NASA
Columbia Balloon Facility, Mexico. It had a great 8 hours float. India book of record awarded
Jaihind1s as “Lightest micro satellite”.
1) HARI KRISHNAN KJ (Team Leader)2) AMARNATH P
3) GIRI PRASAD T
4) SUDHI G
5) DINESH KUMAR (FACULTY ADVISOR) Assistant Professor(S.G) School of Aeronautical Sciences Prestigious Indian Academy of Sciences fellowship at AIIMS, New Delhi - Received by
Biotechnology 3rd year student.

All India Institute for Medical Sciences (AIIMS) :Mr. Mugil Soorya Murugan, Roll No. 1610700, III Year, B.Tech. (Bio-Technology) has received theprestigious Indian Academy of Sciences summer Fellowship award 2019.
of Rs. 12,500/- per month during the fellowship period (8 weeks) at All India Institute for
Medical Sciences (AIIMS).
Vex Robotics Competition, Manila, Philippines in Association with the Association of
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VEX mobile robot developed by the department of Mechatronics Engineering of HITS has
secured “Design Excellence Award” in the International VEX Robotics Competition, Manila,
Philippines organized by the Mechatronics and Robotics Society of Philippines (MRSP) in
association with the Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP), during 26thand 27th of September 2019.
Asia Book of Records :First Flying Bike “JHATAYU” Innovated by Aeronautical department has entered in the Asia
Book of Records.

xiv) Details of the departments which have been recognized as Centre ofexcellenceby the statutory and funding bodies.
Hindustan Innovation Factory
Hindustan Innovation Factory is set up to encourage innovative projects of both staff and student. There
are many projects that have won laurels at international and national levels.
The projects are : Solar Powered Road Cleaning Robot - Dr. D. Dinakaran, Professor, School ofMechanical
Sciences.
 Tsunami Coastal Communication & Warning System (TuCoWaS) - Dr. SudalaiMuthu T,
Asso. Professor, School of Computing Sciences. A Night Safety Alert Messaging System for Vehicles Using Vehicular Adhoc Networks(NSAMSV) - Dr. Thangakumar J, Asso. Professor, School of Computing Sciences.
 D. Multifunctional Bed for Quadriplegia Patients - Dr. G. Muthukumaran, Professor,Schoolof Electrical Sciences. A Novel Counting Device for Domestic Pressure Cooker for Hearing I m p a i r e d(CoDePec) - Dr. G. Muthukumaran, Professor, School of Electrical Sciences.
Centres of Excellence:Centre for Automation and Robotics
The main objective of the Centre is to promote educational and research activities in the field of robotics,
automation and computer vision. The centre bridges the gap between industries and theUniversity It
functions as an interdisciplinary centre for the Schools of Mechanical, Electronics, Electrical,
Aeronautical and Computer Sciences.
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The Centre also offers M.Tech Robotics and Control & M.Tech Industrial Automation.

TIFAC-CORE
Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council (TIFAC) Centre of Relevance and131

Excellence (CORE)
TIFAC-CORE in Aircraft Maintenance is a world class facility and caters to the growth andsustainability of the aviation sector. The areas of Aircraft Maintenance, Avionics, Aircraft
Instrumentation and Aircraft Management are explored with emphasis on training in live aircrafts.
TIFAC-CORE offers Post Graduate Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance for engineering graduatesand
short term courses for employees of Industry.
Certificate Programmes offered by TIFAC-CORE:

Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. (Airframe & Engine).
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. (Avionics)
Advanced Non Destructive Testing (NDT) Methods.

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Clean Energy and Nano Convergence Centre, (CENCON)
The Centre for Clean Energy and Nano Convergence Centre, Hindustan Institute of Technologyand
Science started in collaboration with QSRC, Dongguk University, Korea with a vision to work towards
clean energy solutions incorporating the quintessence of Nanotechnology. The Centre is a member of
the International Consortium on Nanotechnology. An environmental friendly green technology has beendeveloped by the centre for the fabrication of nanomaterials and being explored for its various energy
applications.
A Team of well qualified research scholars in guidance with International and National expertise from
Institutes like Uppsala University, KTH, Sweden, University of Nottingham, Dongguk University, IIT
Bombay, IIT Chennai, Anna University are working in the following. The thrust areas of the centre are:Solar cells, Lithium ion Batteries, Bio medical applications, Luminescent devices, Sensors,
Photocatalytic applications etc.

Centre of Excellence in Photonics and Lidar Research (CEPLAR)
Centre of Excellence in Photonics and LIDAR Research (CEPLAR) has been establishedthrough a
MoU signed between Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science and IISc,Bangalore with a focus
to carry out investigations on atmospheric aerosols especially, the elementary carbon or black
carbon in the atmosphere. Investigations carried out by the Centre provide valuable information for
Optical Remote Sensing, Free Space Optical Communication, Atmospheric Correction, etc.
Centre of Excellence in “Cyber Security”
The Centre on “Cyber Security” has been proposed to be formed with the domain expertise from
Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science, HTC global Services and Cyber Security Privacy
Foundation (CSPF) and Cyber Security Unit of Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG). U.K. The
functions of this capability centre is to
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Train and develop “Cyber Security” skills for the academic fraternity
Establish technology infrastructure and specialised laboratory for cyber securityConsultancy and R&D projects in Cyber Security

Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC)
The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC) is committed to the cause of nurturing
the creativity, innovation and entrepreneurial skills in students. A Non-Profit Organization, in
collaboration with pioneering institutions such as MSME (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
Development Institute of India), NEN (National Entrepreneurship Network), etc., it aims at training
students in steering their innovative ideas to a level of economic feasibility and industrial viability.
Centre of Excellence in Data Mining (C-DAM)
Centre of Excellence in Data Mining has been established in collaboration with Accenture, Industry
partner and AU-KBC, Academic partner. The aim of the centre is to expose the students to real time
projects of industry and research centres. The Department has already initiated efforts to jointly
collaborate with them in organizing seminars and undertake research projects together. As a part of thisinitiative various activities were held to emphasize the significance of incubating a Centre of excellencein this direction.
Objectives
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To pursue joint research on Data Mining.
Conduct workshops and guest lectures in the area of Data Mining.
Conduct faculty development programmes and conferences.
Conduct certificate programmes.
This centre also promotes an avenue for the research aspirants from industry and otheruniversities to pursue their doctoral degree.
Consultancy services.

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