Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science

The previous year cutoff for HIT was 97503 in 5 round.
And in first round it was 6974.

Yes, you are eligible according to this rule one should have completed degree in (BE/B.Tech) aeronautical engineering or any other equivalent branches of engineering.

Hello!
As long as you clear your arrears and produce the required graduation mark-sheets (and other documents) before the deadline given by the college, you can study there.

A B.Tech course is available in structural engineering (lateral entry) which has a duration of three years but it is not part-time rather a full-time course.
Good Luck!

B.Tech robotics engineering is a four-year undergraduate programme offered by universities/colleges for specialisation in the field of robotics. Candidates successfully completing 10+2 or equivalent education in Science stream can apply for this course. B.Tech in Robotic Engineering is an interdisci

Hello Tanmoy, Yes, a student of mechanical engineering at undergraduate level can surely think of doing PG in aeronautical engineering. Of course the student can not select "avionics" as specialisation. However, any sub-branch of aeronautical engineering related to mechanical engineering can be sele

Hello Pavan,
Hindustan University has a reasonable reputation in academic circles. If you are getting admission, then there is no harm in confirming it.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Suhail,
These days almost all govt or govt owned organisations use GATE score for screening students whom they want to employ. Some court rulings also has made it impossible for such institutions to take part in placements process. However, you can apply directly based on advertisement on the w

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https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-aircraft-maintenance-engineering-hindustan-institute-of-technology-and-science-chennai-kelambakkam-251424