Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science

Hindustan Institute of technology was established way back in 1966. Today it offers AME courses that are recognised by DGCA. Seeing the increase in passenger and cargo traffic, it can be surmised that opportunities are very good here. It is not providing engineering degree but degree in AME.I am a

B.Sc. in Food Technology: Career Prospects/Scope:
Food is one of the quintessential things in life one cannot live without, which is the reason why the food industry is thriving. There are dynamic changes constantly taking place in the world in response to food shortage.
Working in the food industry o

Basic eligibility to apply for admission to Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science for a course in B.Sc Food Technology is that a candidate should have passed 10+2 from a recognized board. Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2. Interested candidates can apply online with required i

Placements offered by this college for B.Tech. in Aerospace Engineering are good. Mentioned below are a few companies which visit the campus to recruit its students.
Placements (as provided by college):
Companies / Recruiters who visited the campus
ACCENTURE Dell Deloitte Ernst & Young Federal Bank Gen

Hello Shabuddin,
I can appreciate your problems of funding. But unfortunately there are hardly any colleges that offer any free seat. Private college may offer scholarship if you have excellent academic record. But such scholarships continue if academic performance also is consistent. Other avenue th

Check the fee structure on their official website, you will find it in the admission brochure.

Hello Sri, I can understand and appreciate your angst. Every student definitely wants to know about job prospects after completion of four years of rigorous studies. Well the answer is that each college worth its name makes all possible efforts to see that all students are placed but then economic c