HITS - Hindustan Institute Of Technology And Science

In order to get admission to LLB at Hindustan University, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria, i.e., to pass Graduation in any discipline with minimum 50% aggregate. Admission to LLB at HITS is entrance-based. Aspirants need to qualify for HITSCAT entrance exam, which is an in-house entrance exam of the university. This exam is conducted in online mode in two parts. Once, the students qualify for this exam, the university evaluates candidates’ performance through a Group Discussion and Personal Interview session. Those who pass this selection round get admission to this course. Get the complete LLB course details here.

Hindustan University offers a three-year LLB course as a professional program. This course is approved by the Bar Council through the School of Law. At Hindustan University, students get to learn the fundamentals of Law with real-time situations and practical implementations. During the commencement of this course, students get wide exposure to industry collaboration with associations such as Surana and Surana International Attorneys, which is associated with the ILSA. It is popular to conduct many national and international moot court competitions. The university also provides international opportunities where students can do one Semester Exchange Program at Chicago University. Find the students' reviews for this course here.

At the UG level, Hindustan University offers a four-year BTech course across 15 specialisations, including two specialisations, which are offered in collaboration with IBM. These specialisations are Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Information Technology, Biomedical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, CSE (in collaboration with IBM), etc. These specialisations are further divided into multiple sub-specialisations.