AKIDO College of Engineering

HSTES (Haryana State Technical Education Society) normally announces its results for admission to the B.E./B.Tech. degree course through counseling at AKIDO College of Engineering, which is usually coordinated with the timing of either the JEE Main or the state entrance exam schedule.

In 2025, announcements about the results of HSTES counseling would basically occur in July or August (in close proximity with 2-3 weeks of the entrance exams held sometime in June). The results will be available to candidates on the official HSTES website via roll number or login credentials. Post-results, the rounds of counseling will give seats to students based on ranks, branch preferences, and their availability. 

Faculty at AKIDO College of Engineering has a moderate level of experience and academic qualification, most of them possessing M.Tech or Ph.D. degrees, especially in Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering. Faculty focus on theoretical concepts and basic practical knowledge imparted via lectures and lab sessions.

However, students also remarked about the disparity in quality of teaching, with some faculty lacking real-life industrial exposure and effective delivery methods. Laboratories are not put to full use because the equipment there is old and does not promote any serious hands-on work. Academically, faculty members are approachable, but availability is scarce when they are tied up with administrative duties.

Alumni from AKIDO College of Engineering are employed in various sectors, but there is limited placement data available. Most B.E./B.Tech grads have made their marks in IT firms such as Ess Kay Fincorp, Amazon Transportation, and Samsung R&D; hence their roles are software developers and technical support engineers.

Some are placed into regional companies into manufacturing or construction sectors, especially from Mechanical and Civil streams. Alumni from BBA/BCA programs find jobs in marketing, sales, or IT support with local businesses. Off-campus placements are common due to inconsistent campus recruitment drives. Some students pursue higher studies or entrepreneurship. 

Scholarships covering tuition fees in full at AKIDO College of Engineering are generally not available. Partial grants and fee waivers are awarded to students according to merit, financial need, and specific categories like SC/ST.

Top JEE Main or HSTES ranks for tuition cost reduction, anywhere from 20% up to 40%, sometimes complemented by government aid like those schemes from Haryana state. It is also rare that management quota admittees are given the benefit of scholarships because fees and funds associated with management are high. Applicants should provide any of their academic records and family income details during the admission process for suitability in their need-based claim.