CAMPUS I

ID-TECH INSTTTUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

(Approved by AICTE aro alfiiated to MTU, Nolda)

College Code - 220

B Tech (Bachelor of T echnologyl • Civil Engineering , Computer Science & Engineering • Information Technology • Electrical Engineering • Electronics & Communication Engg. • Mechanical Engineering

60 seats 90 seats 60 seats· 60 seats 90 seats 120 seats

• Electronics & Communication Engg. 60 seats (2nd shift)

• Mechanical Engineering (2nd shift) 60 seats

MCA SO seats (Master of Computer Application) (Approved by AlCTE arld affilla)ed 10 MTU,Nolda)

MBA (Master of Business Administration) (Approved by AlCTE & afflilaled lo MTU, Noidil

Specialisation in:

60 seats

Human Resource I Marketing I Finance International Business I Information Technology

Campus : 766, 26 k.m Stone, Delhi -Hapur Bypass I NH-241. GhaZ1abad

Ph : 0120-2960020 / 21 I 94 Fax: 2762033

CAMPUS II

HI-TECH I NS TIT U TE

(Approved by NCTE & affiliated to CCS University, Meerut)

B.Ed. 100 Seats (Bachelor of Education) (Approved by NCTE & affiliated 10 CCS University Meerut)

NAAC Accredited Campu s-I : 773 Delhi-Hapur By- pass

(NH-24), Ghaz1abad U.P .

Contents OU-Visi.on& fvlission .•• ~ • . . · ·~··~· · ·- · ····~··· · · ···· ·· · 1 Focus . . ... . . .. . . .... . . .. . . . ... . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . ... . . 2 Cornrnitroent . . .• . ...... . . . • · .. ... .. . . . . ... .i . .. . . . . .... . . . 4·S Director ('~l's !;)ask . . . . . . , .. .. . •• . .. .. . . . •• . . ... .. . 6 Directors Oos.l< .• . • .... • . .• . • .... • . .• . ... .. • . .• . •. .. . • . 7 Messag<> from Director . .. . .. . ...... . .. . .... . . . . _ . •••• . • . 8 Governing Body . .. . . . . . • . ...... . . . ....... . . . ....... . 9 Alumni Message>. . . . . . .. . • . .... .. . • • . .. •. . . . •• . ...... . 10 HIEr A-journey of self discovory .... . . .. . .. ... . . .. . . ... . . . 11 lnfi<asttucture.. . • • . • . . . . • . • . • ,_ .... . •• . • ~ • .i . .. . . . . . ~ •••• • 13 Me<itorship Program . . . • . . . ...... . .. . ..... _ . .. . .. ... _. 15

Mentor·Mon~o lnterraclion . . ......... . ......... . .... .. . 16 Moo tors for l'ear 201H2. . . . • . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . ... . . 17 Tra10lng and Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... , . , . .. . .... . . . 18 Guest atG<oss·Roads... . . ...... . . . ..... _ . .. . .. ... _. 19 Projects Presente_d on Cross-Roads, 2011 . ........ . .... .. . 20·28 Cross.Roads 2011 ...... . .. . .... . . . .. . .... . . . .. . .... . . . 29

Cross·Roaps Techl1.ca! Even I 2010.. . . . ...... . . . ....... . 30 Sports Meet . . . .. . .. , ... . . . ...... . . . .. .. . . . .. . ...... . 21 Alumni Meet.. . .. . . .... . . .. . . .... . . .. . ... .. . . .. . . ... . . . 32

Social Service . .. . ...... . .. . ...... · .. · · · .. · · · · - · .... · · · 3S Tralnlng & Pl;lcement . . . • . • . ....... . . ....... . . . ....... . 35 Seminars& Wo1~shops ... . • . . ~· ·~ •.. • . • ~· ·~ •.•• . • ~· ... . 39 Csnrrofor.Tedvl!cal Tra1nlng & lndJ.Jstnat Alliance . • ,_. ,, .. . •• . • ~ • .i . .. . . . . . ~ •• • • • 36 Promotric Testing Centre. . . . , . ~ .. . . • . • , •••. . •• . • , .... . 37 lndusfJial Visits. • • . • • • .. • . • . ......... . ......... . .... .. . 38 Semlnnr & WOii<Shop .... . .. . ...... . .. . .... . . . . _ . •••• . • . 38 Semil.1' & Wa<kshop . . . • . • . .. . . .. . • . ...... . . . ....... . 39 Tr.iining Progr3.-nmas& Wori<shop by HIET ....• . •• . .•.... . 41 Baja Sae India 2012 .... . . .. . . .... . . .. . .. .. . . . .. . . ... . . . 42 Personality Development. . .. . .... . . . .. . .... . . . .. . .... . . . 43 Placement • • • . • . • • . . . • . • . ••..•• . •• .••..•• . •• .••..•• . 45 Faculry ..... . .. . ...... . . . ...... . . . . .... . . . .. . .... .. . 56 Publications at HIET .... • . .. . • .. • . • . .• . • . .• . • . . • . • . ... •. 59 Admission Ptocess ,. . . . . . . . . ,_. ,, .. . . • . • ~ . .i . .. . . . . . ~ •• • • • 60 General Rum & Regulations . . , . ~ .. . • • . • , •••. . • • . • , .... . 61 Hrrech Photo Libfary .... . . . ........ . . ......... . .... .. . 62

Welcome to theWorld

of Hi-Tech + If you belie.ve in your owri intellectual potential and are cJJmmitted

to your Mure-development, you maybe Interested lo koow more

about HI-Tech lnstituleoi Engineering & Technorogy.

+ We.offer courses lhal are challenging and hightyregaroed, In !he context of a fnendly and welcoming college community and a

dynamic and cosmopolitan city. + Your choice to cometo Hl·T ech will give you the tlmeof yourlife,

Rtaa .in an.1 find our iihar e can /fer

Our Vision HI- Tech Institute Is coititn1tte9 to the intE!9ration otstuderitlearnlng, research and development by creating transforrnative learning opp0rtonlties

' that enrich the lives of our students. Westrive to promote excellence and encourage student success by eAgaging students In the life of tl:le carnpuscomrnunity.

Our Mission To dlssemloate knowledge, HI- Tech advances to generate creative· and entrepreoeurial leaders for the knowledge-basad economy. In this line, we support the diverse, needs of our student body, foster active. learning and contribute to their pe<sonal and academic development We are c0mmltted to an Interactive. patbclpative and technologically-enabled learning experlenee. To furtt:ler this. we aspire ta pravide a rewarding and challenging envirant11ent tor faculty, staff and stud19nfs to kindle and sustalO a passion for excellence.

Hi-Tech is at the leading edge in its teaching, learning ahd supporting facilities to make sure that all eur students have the best possible learning experience.

Core Values

• Commitment to the HIET Missl9n

• Personal Integrity 8nd Truth

• Responsible, Orea1r;'e and Innovative Leadership

• Collf!9iality

• Accessible programs and ser\iices for all students

• Excellence

What Defines Us ... 1. Excellent Teaching

As experimental approaches are gaining greater acceptance over p redominantly teacher-centric methodologies, an appropriate mix of lectures, tutO(ials. group discussions, s.ensttivitytraining. Industrial visits, group tasks and aptitude tests are planning to be used for effective learning in HJ-TECH.

At HI- TECH classrooms, teaching does not consist only ct the completion of the syllabi, but also grooming cl our students for the next step upwards always and to ensure this smooth transition from students to engineers, 1110 students are provided guida!'loe. counselir.ig and advice of mentors.

2. Students Succeed

We pay great attention to the all-round development of a student. The stuol9fltS are taught in a stimulating environment and assigned to groups according fo their potential and 0areer :goal$. A rnember of tile academic s.taff 1s assigned to tliese.groups to advjse thagroup on a wide range ofissues. Tha Friendly atmosphere in departments Is fosJeretl through subject societies and staffpl!hels.

3.Location H.l.E.T is situated amidst excellent greer.i surroundings at Ghaziabad whictl provides Wide arid smootl1 roads, ·well developed land and unfailing communieation services. The campus offers a pleasant enwonment 10{ study, healthy living and leJSure. away from the noise and congestien of the city ·and easy access to a Wide range of scenic and recreational area. The serene. peaceful, pollution free; sylvan environment is quiteconducivetoacadem1c pursuits-

We are l\)Cated on National Higllway 24 which [s ver;y conveniently accessible to the national capital Delhi.

HI- TECH iss itua!ed at 766, 26th km. stone, {)elhi-Hapur By Pass,NH-24. GhaziabadU.P201015

4. Hi-Tech Hostels ... Home away ftom home

Separate lioste!s for ooys and girls are available, adjacent to Iha Institute and complete seeurlty Is pmvicf~d. H0stel rooms are fully fumfShed, and lnclude a bed, swdy table, chair and a separate almirah fo( each student. The host~s have 24 hours generator facility. round the clock security. recreation CElJ)tre Including indo0< and outdoor.lJ.ames an)f a highly equipped gymoasium, entertainrrient facilities Ii~ television, magazines, ne'Wspapers·elc,

Mess facilityand a con1mon hall are an integral part of the hosiel, which provide homely and comfortable stay with sense of camaraderie and fraternity amongst the students. Meals provided in the hostel mess are wholesome and noulishing. The mess eaters to tlie tastes of the students of different regions with varied eulinary preferences.

There is a Mess.committee whieh includes staff and students as fts members and the menu is decided taking the consent of the stUdents and the committee.

A gymnasrum faclliljl including multlstation (8 stations), plain bench, ciumb-bells, squad stand. etc to help students attain their physical fitness. The premises lnclude400m standard traek.

5. City Advantages

Ghazfabad combines the practlcal advantage$ of a Ocin1J)<1Ct, mendly, relatively inexpensive city with the cultural and reereational amenities c t an upcoming and developed city. Other advantages flow from the close vicinity of Nokia. Greater Noidaand Delhi.

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Maiden Success for HIET HIET Consulting with Nirmal Overseas Ltd.

HIET is pleased to announce the finalization of an MOU ior a project with Nirmal Manufacturing. a company engage<:! Inter alia in the design and manufacture of p iping solutions. The project is currently in an advanced stage of implementation. Hi-Tech shall provide soft\,,are solution to Nirmal Manufacturing that will drop design times dramatically from about a couple of days per design Item to some hours. The customized solution Is base'd on AutoCAD and solid works. The scope of work includes design of rollers. open profiling, fault detection and design of custom machines.

Experts Software Consultant Ltd. Expert Solutions and HI-Tech engineering students· have developed live software. lndust!Y compliant projects are running on Linux server with Apache web server; My-SOL Server and PHP Server. l:anguages used in d'le projects are·PHP. Perl, My-SOL and JAVA based web lang~a9es. Projects oo client server technelogy are developed using Fedora as a server anclclientsasWindowsandUnux.

NllT's Training Program (SCJP/ MySql) The lrainin@ program 2010-11 is desigl'.led tor the stude<'ts of MCA program and BTeCh lllrd year stude<'ts of CS and IT degree programs to become fundamentallysoundh\Cll, .NET

HI-Tech launcl'ietl a training program for SCJP (Sun Ceriified Java Professional) in Octob~r. 2008 aiming for :iO students From ihe CS d9'9ree program. Thesa students are being pttlfessh1aUy' trained io iake L"le certifieation exam of foundation lev~ SCJP. The training sessions have beef1 conduct~ by NlrT instr.uctors on our campus alongside Ifie university curriculum.. 111is final year batch of BTech. atld MCA Is certified tor ·do!Net MS-SQL and Cit in the month of January 2012 wherein 165 students have 11CcomplisM<l training cum oertific&tion at HIET Prometric Centre.

PROMETRIC TEST CENTER

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Our Ratings Touchihg new vistas, the results 2011-12 saw a tremendous escalation in terms of better SCCfe as well

as in the number of students passed. In B. Tech VII semester, highest score showing 85.9% and 98% stUtlentS are all c lear.

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Hes·u1t Analysis B.Tech. VII Semester2011-12

From the Chairman's Desk On the basis-0f our experience, we realized that an Industry could only be sustained fqr a longer period, if Industrialists thought in.terms of triple bottom lines i.e, i) Making profit if) Dis.tributing a portion of profltto stake holdel'S, which camprises of investors, employee1> etc. Iii) A significant portion oi profit t owards the services of society to maintain the environment, so that industl)' and industrialists, both should survive for a longer period. It means that one should contribute to society and in turn to the nation. To implement this thought, we established an Education Society, which aims at breaking grounds fer high­!evel educational Institutions. Hi-Tech Institute of Engineering and Technology (HIET) ts .a premier initiative of this society. The Institute aims to impart. knowledge by attracting and Involving well experienced, qwalified faculty and providing best infrastructure facillties to the students. HIET views interaction and c-Ollaboratlon with Industry as critical for preparing successful and trenqsetter tectinocrat:Sfortornorrow. WorkShops and guest lectures with a focus bn developing entrepreneursl<ills willbeoi.irmainstay.

We are leading step by step to achieve our objectives to transform !be Institute into om~~ of the nota,ble techliic.al institutes of the countl)'. HIET is ready w itli the facilities to provide best services lp you. It is for you to a\/ail of this opportunity.

Wishing you every-success in your studies and all future end!!;ivors.

Anand Prakash Chairman

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From the Vice Chairman's Desk Success grows wrth the drive and· energy 6f students and readership of mentors. These factors when put In the right direction make the viSion clear. As the vision.grows, the mentors push and encoufage their students. They provide the plan of attack We at HI-TECH strongly believe in student and mentor Interaction to motivate students to channelize their energyto achieve outstanding results.

Bachelor's degree is the firststeP. In !he professional education of a studen! so we lay emphpsis on matchihg the abilities of students with their interests to counsel them frn' career optiqns in t he' future. We mal<e endeavors to start workshops by .grouping students based on 1hefr career goals. These include traini ng and certification coul'Sesjn Software skills as per industry requirements. Visit of foreign university pr6fessors to develop research tie-ups for students who wish to pursue higher degrees abroad .. etc.

We emphasize imbibing management and professional skills in stt:1dents by organizing group discussions. extracurricular ai;;tivities like "Chhakra ... The Change" and othec similar wofi<shops. HI­TECH offers-a lot and expects }'.Otl to be motivated.

It is for you to decide what will be.your next step to stand on your feet and we wlll show you ti;ie path lo follow. Welcome1oall.

Vihang Garg Vice Chairman

B.E.{CS), MS(CS), ·University.of Texas, USA

From the Director General's Desk Hi-Tech Institute of Engineering & Technology is an institutlon1hatalms at the complete development of the students and our staff is trained to ensure that the·students-are given every possible support in all their endeav0<s, academic or otherwise. It ls a multi-disciplinary institution and also ensures that the stude111s have ready <)CqlSStO a wide range ofacadernic materiaJ.

Sports and other co-curri<;:ular activitjes are encouraged and the stu.dents are given every form of sup!J9rt to develop their talent in al) fields. Our bl'a(ld of education ooes not have narrow horizcns, we believe· in expo~ure. Our students are encouraged to widen their knowledge base and study beyond the confines of the syllabus. This is evidenced by the extensive library facilities in the college, both physical and virtual. In this age of technology. knowledge is just a click away and every student of this college has only thebest of technGlogy at his/her disposal.

Alumni members and placement partners have aetlvely supported our students for providing·them an opportunity for ir.idusttial visits and training as well as . .consideringthem for final placement at their esteemed organization. I hopeourassociation will result In fruitful adventure as always.

I wish all students of HJ-Tech community the best in achfeving excellence in ·every endeavor, be it education, res'Sarch. consulting ;or traini11g by making continuous improvements in curricula and pedagogical tools. ·

Dr. S. N. Gupta B.~. En99. (ME), M.E.(Mech. Engg.), Ph.D. - IT BHU

Director General

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From the Director's Desk HI-Tech lnst~ute of Engineering & T echno!ogy has evolved sincerts inception iri 2006 with 240 students In a campus adjacent to National Highway- 24 in the city of Ghaziabad. The students. who are joining the forte of Hi-Tech. are being taken through meticulously planned academic program, Industry exposure through industry-institution interaction and an entrepreneurship awareness module. This is supplemented by co-currictllar and extra curricular activities and rigor-0us training iA fJ"rsonality development and soft skills. We aim to lend a gently guiding hand so t hat our students rBCO<]nizeiheiF inner-potential and grow of their own accord into stalwarts oftomeHow's society.

The comfort and health of the student community, both mental am:j physical, are given utmost importance. A student of Hi-Tech Institute of Engineering & Techno.logy will lack nothing In ~s ct support from the marnigement and staff and alumni of the college Is sure to ~ knowledgeable, confidenflmd fully equipped to deal with the real world and excel.

I extend a warm inW8tion to all concemeci't6 visit cu~ scenic campus, with the well planned building and beautiful lawns and to Interact wftli our student and faculty.

Dr. Vijay Kumar MS (Mech Engg.), Ph.D. - Ukralne

Director

Message from the Director (Training & Placement}

1- To best survive with better perfomiance. The "magie mantra" of Industries is .to resbrt to modifications, innovations and trimming of a specialized work force. Industries now need to Induct professiooals who can start cootributlng in their set up from day one. Such a phenomenoo demands multifaceted competence besides syllabUs oriented academic competence.

2- We have formalized varlbus regular as well as periodic activities for grooming our studenls into a "Better Employable Professiooals'. To achieve such an aim, we are executing. Employability Enhancement and Personality Development Programs, Seminars, WorkshOps and Industrial vi~s. Various courses with proper certifications for appropriate languages and for capabilities are Qfganized. We have a full fledged centre of 'Promefric". Suefl activities are a way ot life for students and their participation is w~th a sense of self-assigned respoosibiiity 11nd with a tinge of competition. Factual results of such efforts oo every student are comprehensively monitored ahd anay1zed. This culminates In best results at grass root levels.

3- To assist-0urstt1dents •Nho desire tobecome "Enterpreneur' we have an "Industry Incubators F'arK. Here-in w.e are giving comp<ehensive guidance to stui'.ients who ln~d to set up their own business. We have already assisled1hree of our students In their such mission.

4- Further, we have also set up 'Centre tor Technical Training and lndustnal Alliance\ In this centre. we already have cells of Industries sucl1 as Efextra, Nim18l Overseas. DIAC, Next Sapien ts. Thinkware. Here ln. selected students are guided by a r.epresentative from Industry on live projects and are trained to become.employable In partiCt.Jlar for that lndus!Jy. Soon we are establishing such cell !0r R Systems, QA lrifotecl1.Hungama Digital and others.

5- Going a step further towards comprehei:isive grooming of our students, we have a unique initiative called "Mentor- Mentee Program". Here-in industry professional with 12-15 years of experience are associated with group of just 5 selected Ill year studSflts tbrougl'l face10 face mee~ngs, e-mails and telephones. Dependin9 upGn eapabilities·a!'.ld interest.of students, these mentors give them P'ojects to execute and guide them on ways and meai:is of'groom'ing to become betterprotessio"al.

6- Gradual but definite· enhalicement In overall professional Caliber an.d composite persooality are the most satisfying fac;torstor ourwi,11 motivated faculty members.

7- For 8. Tech. 2010 batcl1, lr1 % of students were placed before passing-out. This figur.e was 84% for the batch ot 2011. For this cun-ent batch, as on 31st March 2012, 66% of our Students are.already placed. Packages offered by industries are between 1.6 L to 4.5 L peranrium wiih'over all average package t:ieing 2.2 per annum.

8- last year ol!r first MCA batch had passed out 68% of stud911ts undergoing industrial tl'l!lning during their last semeste< were. getting handsome stipends from their con;ipanies. On passing out, Bb% of these srudents wei;e, employed on regular basis by1he companies where.they were doing the IQdustrial training. For current batch 48% ofour MCAstudents.are getting stipends from their companies.

9- For MBA In 2009 we.had 100% place.'.116flt by May 2009. In 2010 and:2011, 100% plaeemeot was achievedm March 2011 & Apnl2012 respectively, For 2012 batch, 80%1)1acement has been a0hieved by 30th Mar eh, 2012. Packages offered by industries.are between 1.8 L to 3.6 L per annum with overall average paGkage being2.4 per annum.

JaiHind. Group Captain (Retd.) Anant Krishna VSM

Director (Training and Placement) B.Sc. Engg. - BITS Pllani

Photo o/200 year old trees to watch on lives being sculpted

"The founda.ti.on of e'.Je7 sta.te is the ecluca.tion of i.bs youth ... - Diogertes

Pavas Pandey

Alumni My experiences It's been almost 4 years since my first day of college, yet it seems to be a matter of yesterday. I had many expectations and dreams related to my college lffe, and thanks to my college, I could see most of them turning into reality. My college gave me ample opportunities to enhance my qualities and constantly strive and improve myself, not only professionally but as a human being as well. I made some great friends here and had some lovely moments of joy. Through ups and downs, which I had to face here, l have evolved with much more wisdom and courage to face the world and conquer it. Thanks to my college, teachers and management for making this. journey of mine such an emiohing experience and giving me the moments that I would cherish for life .. Thank you

Yours HIET(ian) Pavas Pandey B. Tech. (IT) (2008-12) .Software Engineer. VIRTUSA OORPORATION Software Engineer Traini;>e, HCL COMNEr

Fqur yeal'S passed away at HIET in ihe blink of an eye. Seems like it was just yesterday that I took admission in this institute. HIET has given a lot to its students and I am no exceplion. When I jojned HIET I was uncertain about what I vvanted or expe.cied from a college. lnitiallyihe entire feel and e1wironment of a big city had me Intimidated but it was the faculty members. students and even members of management, who made meas if I was al home.

I still remember the fresher function, cultural and technical fests . the various sports events that ·made my stay here memorable. Notto forgetti<le various workshops, seminars and p.-oject work we did here that helped Increase our skills both academically and personally.

The opportunities provided to a student here are numetous be it training programs. int!;imshil'./s or placement activity. I woul\:I always be grat11rul for the huge support I received from eve!Y HIETian over the pastlour years. I am disappointed to miss out theindustJy mentorshlp prbg~am to be started tt\ls year which will oe a wondertul learning opportunity for the coming batches.

Wnat I remember most avidly is the time spent at the hostel. HIET boy8 hdstel Is a second home to me and I lack the words to ewress Its role in my development as an engineer. The time spent in watching matches wrth the hostellers. chats on the terrac&and basketball in the courts are the times that I will miss th&most.

So, I thank all my faculty members, friends and management for their contributions to my life and career. Also special 1hanks for letting me express my feelings about HIET.

Yours truly

I am pr9ud to be a HI Elian

Anurag Bhattacharya B.Teoh. (GSE) (2008-2012) Sottware Developer. SYNTEL Graduate Engll'lee( Trrunee (GET}, BINARYSOFT ZONE

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Arpita Sinha

H.l.E.T is a place where I got to learn a lot of things. As our parent taught us manners and how to live, my college taught me how to survive in between the professionals and face challenges.When I came to college I was young, unaware of the outside world. I expe<ienced a lot of things he<e which made me strong enough to stand in front of anyone and put forward my views.Its very well said:

People can take everything from you except the memories .. ........ !

Friends.Teachers.Classrooms,canteen and lots more. My college memories are everlasting. Friends who always stood w ith me rn any situa1ion. Teachers who always supported me. I am very thankful to my EC laculties for helping me. College proyided us different pli!tforms where we could show our talent.

I appreciate the effort of placement cell for making our dream come true. It's just like giving a birds space to lly. Also I ai:n thankful to Vihang sir and management for provid ing us all the facilities. I would summarize the e.xiJ8rlence of my coll1'!9e in tWo lfnes:

"Nothing can be changed by changing the face But everylhing ·can be changed by facing the Change."

Arplta Sinha B.Tech (ECE) [2008-12:1 Graduate Engineer Trainee, Keane India

Old Memories- Alumni visit Cross-Roads 2011

Ankit Bajpai· Adeptia, TtiG.arg-1'/CR C.Orp. (P) ttil., Anik Jindal · LG, Kuldee.p Bhardwaj· °Ericsson (Europe), Era Parulhi· Don Bbsco· A.petia

Redefining Learning

About the Society

Anand Educational Society was established by a group of capable industrialists, philanthropists and educationists. They realiz\!d their responsibility towards society to maintain the environm;;int, so that they could use ii for a long term to sustain industries. With a view to lulfll the aspirations of society. Anand Educational Society was established.

Hi-Tech's New Look Hi-T ecti Institute o f Engineering & Technology 1s one of the premier institutions in the.field ofTechrneal & Management education. HIET is approved by the All India Council for­T eohnical Education, Ministry of HRD. Govt of India, N ew Delhi and recognized by the Government of Uttar Pradesh ahd affiliated to Mahama)'f. Technical University, Lucknow.

The Institute distinguishes itself f rom other institutespue to Its holistic approach .and unique foresighted planning in providing !echniGal anci profesSional education w ith state­.of-tfie-art1echnology, The main obi!lcfive of the Institute. is to generate a horde of highly creative professionals, who can contribute not only to the Human Resource Development but also to the. nation building exercise. Hl­TEGH 1s supported by academicians and management consultants for combining theoretical and practical education.

All round personal growlh of the students al}d development of their skills are the key objectives of HI­TECH. We groom students to become effective men and women paving the way for immediate employment.

Extending over an areaofmore1han 11 acres of lush greenery. the campus of 1he Institute is imaginatively laid-out with a pic:turesque landscape. It presents a spectacle of harmony in modern architecture, and natural beauty which enthralls anq Inspires. The campus provides all essential amenities for c_ommunity living like a medic.al room, gymnasium, playing fields. cafeteria etc. The ins.tru.9tional building$ 111Qlude departments. Central Library and admini$lrµtive block and are ata walking d istance from the student hostels.

The Institute has its own power back-up through 365 KVA geoerators.

Theatre Styled Lecture Halls Lecture halls are thoughtfully designed to inculcate a sense

of discipline and Induce high quality learning and equipped with teaching aids such as overhead projectors and

projection systems. Students regular1y conduct various formal and informal activities In the lecture hall.

State of the Art Computer Centre Computer access gives the students an Insight Into the changes in Information Technology and equips them to

manage various aspects of engineering In the context of the changing global scenario. The Computer Centre Is centrally

air condrtioned and the labs are fully netwolked and have the latest software. The computer centre consists o f

approximately 585 computers (Dual Core 2.0 GHz-160 GB HOO . 1 GB RAM 17" TFT monitors) fully UPS backed up to cater to the requwements or the students of the lnstrtute.

The center has 6 well equipped laboratories with 10/100/1000 Ethernet-LAN, uninterrupted 10 mbps

capability fibreoptJc dedicated line. The software available

Language Lab.

for students in these labs are Windows Business Vista, Windows Server Standard, Window Server Cal 2003.

MS Office. Professional 2007. Oracle Standard. Red· Hat Linux, SON Academic Alliance, C++. Auto desk, VISUal Studio Pro 20080LP, Media-CO.

The centre has 24 hour internet conneC1Mty facility

with a Wi-R enabled campus.

The Library The Library tnformabon SeMces plays a crucial role rn

the teaching and learning activibes and will provide the

main source In individual reading and study. The Institute has a well equipped library with sufficient sea!Jng capacity. The library of the lnstiMe had meticulously chosen more than 30000 books of Indian, as well as foreign ongin with approximately 5000 titles. It has an elaborate collection of national

and international journals on various aspects or

engineering. management and related subjects, which assist in disseminating information and updating knowledge. The library has separate reading area, silence zones, reference area and cyber area,

which rnake it easy for the students to study with more concentration. The digital library at students' disposal

allows them to access the library database electronically. They can check online if any desired book/ journal is available to be issued or not. J -Gate

Engineering and Technology. ASTM·Olgital Library, Wiley-Civil Engineering, IEEE· Comp. Engg .. Elec. & Electronics. The Institute is well connected with other

lrbranes with relabonships so that the students can be benefitted from other l:braries as wen .

.Computer Netwocks 1..ab.

Reading Area in Library

Amphitheater One of the architectural delights of the institute is its beautifully designed amphitheater. Its an open air lheatre with a capacity of 1500 participants. Its a semicircular building with rising tiers of seats about an open space called the arena. It provic;les an open­air venue which Is used for entertainment, performances and different kinds of interactive programs. Like mentorship programme, cultural meet, Alumni meet, converts of dream clt1b dance club &musicclubetc.

Other facilities The Institute has its own buses to provide transport facilities to the students and faculty throughout Ghazlabad, Naida and Deihl (depending upon the number of students available for running one route). . -

The Institute has its .large and well-designed cafeteria. It-serves a variety of food, complete meals as well as snacks, soft drinks are provided. Gfeanliness, hygiene and quality are of prime lmportance. A first aid medical room . is available in IP.e campus. The Institute also provides medical Insurance facilities to the s tudenlJi.. It has iie·ups wfth a premier hosj:lital in the area for any emergency hospltahzation eases.

With a belief that healthy mindsllve 1n healthy bodies, HI- TECH promotes physical fitness and mental health among students. These trails of personal growth are cultivated by a series of sports, lfldoor and outdo0r games like badminton. cricket, table tennis, hockey, {ootball, basket ball, chess and a number of

1ndividual Study Area other activities.

In its continuous endeavor to provide good facili ties for the faculty members, the college is coming up with a faculty residence.

I

careteria

Creating next Generation Professionals

Mentorship Program An innovative personal and professional development program giving students an opportunity to gain an in-depth perspective of the Industry. This Program provides a chance to the students to interact-on-one with an Industry Professional'fQf over a period of semester I a year.

Mentorship Program goes hand in hand with the academic curriculum. Jtjs a fact that r.egulai mentering of students by an Industry creat(?s <'tsignificant impact on their career.

Mentorship Process

An Industry Professional Is assigned a group or 4-5 students as a part of u-.e Mentorshlp Program

TI1e lndtJstry Professional SS$igns an industry Pl'Ojecl to lhe students and guides. monlt9r and provides feedback al regular Interval

Industry Professional also conducts sessions on professional grooming and ..a... relevant Industry topics ..,..

The Industry Professional Interacts •vilh the students v!a at leasl 3 fac.e Lo face discussion besides email and telephonic communication

The Industry Professional chalks out !lie mentorlni;1 time table and plan or action for assigned group of studerits In consultation with the college Faculty

The success of the mentorship Program Is assessed via the successful submission cif project by students and by way of pre and post.assessments

How will the Students Benefit?

t, One-on-One Mentoring by top industry Professionals

~ Develop Industry relevant skills

i. Real Ille exposure lo Industry practices

i. Better understanding or career opportunities

How will the Institute Benefit ?

• Enhance lnstitute's brand recogiiized with Industry

1> Esiablished relations with industry for placement and internships

Mentors at the Launching Ceremony of Mentor Program at HIET Campus • The role of the mentor ls different from

that of an instructor or expert. A mentor seeks lo promote an atmosphere of trust, support and encouragement for the group. He creates two-way communication resulting into learning processes within the group.

• To mentor means to make easier, to guide others through a process. an experience. or a conversation.

• The mentor attempts to create a safe environment in which the participants feel comfortable and are able to shar.e their views openly and seek professional guidance for overall grooming.

• lnstltt,Jte bas identified total of 21 meritors from industry. They have agreed to guide the small groups of selected students through pecsonal meeting (once in evert month, e-mails and lelephones during prefixed time periods. Each of these mentors are with 12-15 years of expenence in industry.

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Mr. Gautam T yagi (Design Englneel) ftlAll EllanAuto India

Mr. Plyush Kumar (Project and Proposal engineer)

Mr. LalltJoshl (SeniorMMager-R&D)

~~ ,,.,,.,,,,.,. Petromar Engineered Soll:Jtion Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Ply4sh Manocha (Panel Managerj

Departmeht ofElectronics & Engineering

Mr.Arundeepkakkar(SOlution Man~)

Mr. Ra! Kumar isaushal(Servlce Oellveiy Manager)

Mr. JagannathraoDoddamani(Senior Design Mafl<!l)ei)

Mr. Anurag Sharma(Deslgn Engineer)

Mr. SanjeevShrlvastava

(Technok/gy f\rchltect-Cloud computing)

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ERICSSON ~

Yamaha Motor Pvt. ltd.

Marutl Suzuki

Nokia Siemens Networks

Ericsson India Limited

Freescale Semiconductor

ST Microelectronics

Accenture

Department otComputer Science & Engeneering and Information Technology

Mr.Ashutosh Kashyap (IT Architect Programmer Alialys1) ltlictosott

Mr. Bhargav K Pandey {Software DevelopmentAdvlsol) 9 , .. , Mr. Pramod Gupta (Se.i!OI' .NET Developer) .i; .. Blrl.t~•h'

> Mr. Arun Bhardwaj (SenlorSof!Ware Engineel) """"'"'"' ---f-Mr. Sanjeev Dhingra (Sr . .SOflware Engineer} A

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Mr. S.ubodh Kama (Mtg Dom;ain L.eall) (D LG Mr. Rahu.1 Sharma(Program Mana~ 114C::L.

Mr. Deepak Nagar(SAP,-ABAP COnsu11ar11 (T~m Lead) 80P,.!'.f!

Department ot Master of Business Administration

Mr. Akash Khadelwal ( Diredto!')

Department of Master of Computer Applicati6n Mr Jili)ll.l Singh (Sr.SOttwafe Engineer)

Mr Bhupesh pandey (lead Engineer)

ll SVS'IEH

41i!.#:l,lh,¢

Microsoff .NET Technologies

Dell Services

Blrla Soft (lhdla) Limited

Accenture

Cane.um India

LG Ele.ctronics India Pvt Ltll.

HCL Technologies

Sopra Group India

Promoter of DPS Amritsar and a vistcinary Educatlonist

RSystem

Samsung Electronic

CROSS-ROADS as 1he name implies is common ptatfom1 for all branches namely CS/IT /MCA. ME, EC/AEI, MBA to exhibit technical/managerial skills with the objective 1hat students get cross branch exposure. which is a must for solving real life problem In tl1e industry. Last year around 9 NCR based institutes had participated and prizes worth around Rs 2,50.000/- were distributed. The v ision and objectives • Te nourish and nurture student's hidden technical as well asadministra1ivetalents as national assets. • To inculcate professionalism and practical oriented approach to studying the engineering coursas which will raise

the level of projects work by B.Tech, MBA & MCA s tudents. • To fcicus on practical projects which have ~pplication in real life (home automation system, accident reporting w ith

global positioning etc.) It is a two day event-Day 1 : Students exhibit technical projects which are judged. Experls from industry/ academia visit and encourage

!he students for innovations and improvements In their exhibits. Day 2 : Parents are visited to explore the exhibits. Prizes are distributed for best projects and ROCK BAND perform

to keepstudents energized.

Judges at Cross-Roads, November 2011 Department of Mechanical Engineering Dr. O.K. Bhalla Director Dr. NK Samaria H.O.D. (ME) Department of Master of Computer Application Prof. N1khil Garg Director De. SK Singh Professor Qepartmerit of Computer Science& Engineering and lnferma\Jon Technology Mr. Saurabh Pan(l<;>y St. Delivery Manager Dr. Abdul Wahid Professor Department of Electronics & Communication Engg. Dr. fiisal Singh Professor. ECE Dr. N.K. Agarwal Professor Prof. C.LMittal Professor. EOE Prof. O.N.Pandey H.O.D. AIE Master of Business Administration Dr. V.K. Bhatia Mr. Nagehdra Chaudhary

Dir«:tor Ger\\lfal Manager(Sales)

~" l!ajeev Kumar (Mllll,S,Pl'S). CO City, G-Lb.

BITS, Ghazlabad llMT, Greater Nolda

Jaipuna Institute of Mgt, Ghaziabad H.R.l.T, Ghazlabad

D<;>ll lnternatfOllal $eryice.s Gautam Buddh University

KEG. Ghaziabad IPE:C, Sahibabad ABES, Ghazia.bad J$S. N6ida

SOEC (BSA). Ghaziabad Olivia

Guests at Cross-Roads November, 2011 ACADEMICS CORPORATE

Prof. Shyam Bajp.ayee H.0.0, ECE KEC (Rt. AVM), Gzb

Prof. A.K.Giri Professor IPEC, Sahibabad

Prof. Sukhbir Singh H.O.D.ECE. HRIET.Gzb

Dr. Rakesh ·Kvmar, Professor HRIET,Gzb

Or. SN Sinha H.0.DECE UT, Rorkee

Dr. Avinash Sr1vastav Prof MIT, Moraciabad

Or. Hari OM Upaday Direct°', MCA ABES, Gzb

Dr. M.P.Trlpathl Director MAITGzb

Dr. V.K,Pandey Director NIET G. N0lda

Dr. R.L Yadav Prof GECT G. Nolda

Mr. Manoj Kumar Principal Govt. Polytechnic, Gzb

Mr. Sanjay PaliwaJ Dean & HOD. (ME) Sunder Deep Engg. College, Gzb.

Mr Gopend ra Kumar Asso. Professor RKGIT, Ghaziabad

Mr. Dharmendra Kumar Assoclate Professor Raj Kumar Goel Engineering Gollege: GZb.

Or. K.P. Tyag i Professor & HOO Departmeot of Mechanical Engineering, KlET, Gzb

Mr. Tt1hin Srivastva Lecturer Department ot Mechanical Engineering. KIET, Gzb

Mr. Pankaj Kr. Mishrn Dean Bhagwati Institute of Engineering & Technology

Er. Dinesh Anand Head CSE/IT AOME,Ghaziabad

Er. Rajiv Anana Head ECE HRIT. Ghati11bad

Er. Vlnish Chaudhry Head IT SDEC, Ghazlabad

Er. Atul Kumar Asso.Professor IMSEO, Ghaziabad

Dr. Pardeep kumar Professor IEC,G.Noida Mrs. Nidhi Srivastava Asso.Protessor Amity University ,Naida

Or. Pankaj Agarwal Professor IMSEC GHAZIABAD

Or. Mariish Rai Prof &Head EC.G.Noida

Mr. Sanjeev V.P. Al!lM lnfot.ech

M r. Oharmend ra Kr. Manager HR Kevin Power Sol.,Noida

B rijesh K. Agarwal Maflaging Director

Mfs St:lyam F'orgir:ig(P) Ltd. Gautam Budhha Nagar (U.P.)

Mr. Naresh Bhagat Direct0f

fWs LeLogix Design Soluiion Pvt. Ltd., G. Neida

M r. Gajendra Sliarma Director Mi s lnsy Labs Greater No1da

Er. Pankaj Dhar M.Tech. Project Mar-1ager C ISOO(USA)

Er. N.K.Garg M.Tech. V.P.(Projects) R-System,Noida

Er. Na:gendra Singh Sr. Engineer Xansa Technology,N6ida

Er. Amit Kaushik Sr. Engineer N:T.P.C., Dadri

Er. Ashish Dev Project Leader R-System,Noida

Er. Aniroodh'5ood t°roject Man;;ger Winforms S/W Pvt Ltd.

Mr. Shrikant Tyagi M.6. Softech Plit t.,td.G.Noida

Er. Devender Singh Project Engineer N.T .P.C .. Noida

Mr. M.C.Pandey Director. HR

Winforms S/W Pvt Ltd.

Mr. Sarod G.M.

Sh!Va Udyog

Mr. DDan GM

Mis, ELCornponics, Neida

Mr. SM De~~ Mis. ELComponics.

Neida

M r. Muttu Kumar G.M. Contract

Shiva Uctyog

Mr. Rajesh Saii:ena GM

Prl01$Qn Electronics Naida

Mr. R.S Sharma GEO

MIS DElNINGER

Mr. O.K.Jain Director

MIS KUNSTOCOM, Phase-2, Nolda

Mr. RajenClra Singh M.D.

Mis Rajendra Gears. Gzb.

Mr. Pu'1it Singh· C.E.O.

Mis Rajendta Gears, Gzb.

M r. Sunil Singh Forman

Mis Rajendra Gears, Gzb.

Mr. Raj u Sangal Vice President

Mis J.P. Clements, NOIDfl

Mr. Nirmal Singh Director

Assomac Machines, Gzb.

Er. C .P. Sant Sr .Engineer

0 .N.G.C.,Oehradoon

Er. Narende r Singh S.D.O. BSNL

Mr Sharad Chandra IBM ,lndla

Ad. Software·solution

Mr. S.K.Dixit Director

Ml.s Creative Robotics Pvt. Ltd., Ghazjabad. ~

Projects Presented On Cross Roads, 2011 DEPARTMENT OF MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION

Name of Project Coaching management System

Locker Security

Network Security

ArtGalary

Description

This project mainly manages the avei:all lnformatlon about student profile, due fee. revenue of coaching monthly.

This proiect is basically focused Ofl the secunty of user's particulars. locker. will open if and only if admln entered the admin password iri computer system. It Is based on ar.duino's micro FJrogram IDE. MS visual bas1c(Front eAd) and MS access (Back end)

Implementing so'ftware fireW"lll In llnux mode. It provides GUI mode, l ogs. Backups, Anti· Virus Protections. Subneting etc.

It Isa website of famousartist painter madam Push pa Gupta . She is a icon In painting world, this Website is online art gallery of their paintings collections. (Url1www.ptJshpagupta.com)

Traffic Light Signal Arr Gallery (www.poshpagupta.<--om)

Battle Bot (Robotics)

mca.hiet.org (Department of MQA portal)

It is a rob6l which Is controlled by PC according to user instructions. The Battle· Bot is basically designed for shpot obstacles with an artificial gun. It also use laser lfght for ensure target. It is based on arduino's micro program JOE, MS visual baslc(Front end) and MS access (Back end)

It is a deviartment website of MCA going to launch very, soor:i.lt FJrovides or.iline attendance moAitociog system atditfererrt v;,e,,1 Jabel (F.:aculty/HOD/Director). It also suppon to..p!acemeAt cell to getdataaboutstudet:lt as pert heir requirement

DEPARTMENT OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Name of Proiect

Project on School Busine5s (Parental business)

Project on Tractor Business (Parental business)

Project on Noodles (YOfunj

Project on Lokpal Bill

Description

This project <teals with the establishment of sehool and the <equirements needed to start wrth the business.

This project deals withtheestabUShment of tractor agency and tharequirements needed to start With the·l;lusiness. The past, present and futl.lre of the business.

Thls project deals wiih tne establlshm!".nt of new Business venture. The name o( the fa$t food item is YOfun Noodles targetfag the rural a:reai;

This project is all about 1he pros and cons Of lol<pal bill

Project .on Chocolate Industry

Project on Parental Business

Project on Big Bazar

Lokpal Bill Yofun Noodles

Th1s project deals with the establishment of new business venture. To give all the benefits1o the employees workfngthere.

This0project d~ls parerila business Ifs past, present and futu(e

This project deals wfth \he Big Bazar. lt.s past , present arid Future

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Name of Project

Text Summarization

Time Table Generator

Friends Book

Page Replacement Simulator

College ERP

E.\(am Suit

Payroll System

Online Cab Service

Description

A Text summul'ization Is the java based project which compare & summarize a text.

This pr0iect automalically prepares a Time Table Schedule f0< the varloas branches,

Friends Book is a website which promotes .social networking between group of friends.

This Project is based on the page replacement algorithm thtough which the page fault & page hltc'an be identified 1lnd simplifies the FIFO & Lf1U page replacementalgorithms.

College ERP provides a simple and apt way to enter, mallage a!'ld access the information r.egarding the students details. There are ·three differer<! modules in the College ERP

"Exam Suit' is a window application wr1tten for 32 bit windows operating system, designed to help users to write ex<ims.

Payroll system accepts employee hours wor~d. compute netpay and record all the payroll data for susequentprooessing. The system ·prepares pay cheques and a payroll ledger, and maintain data oo asequenooal payroJI file.

Th1s pro)ect offers service to anyone who books booking a-taXi either by phone. WAf' or Internet (but targeted at the web based bookings). The service will run a! real time {taxis arrive as soon as possible} or at a time designated by the client

Text Summarization

Wireless Contl'Ql or PC Using Bluetooth Mobile

Placement Enhancer

Hi-Tech Information Center

Hotal Mgt System

Student Mgt System

Hare and Haunt

Path Finder

Online Campus

Qhat $erver

Online Examination System using Applet & File Handling

Puzzle Game

A Text summurtzation is the java based project whictl compare· & summarize a text

The objective ot this project is to develop software that will pefform basic conttollingoperating system using bll!0tooth racho signal. This project developed by Amit Thakur & Team.

Placemimt Enliancer Ls developing1o supplement & Simplify the paperwork model of tralnlng af1!;l PJaceineiit eefl. Implementation oi Plactiment Enhancerw111 reduce overhead of h1aintain records aboutvarfousplacemenl driveS.

It providi>s a live platform tor tast exchange of information. wittlin the college management, faculty aoo students to cany the 0verall functioning at various levels to a l1igher degree ot quality and competel'Jce.

(',oJlege ERP

The Pr.o~t Hotal Management 'System is made 10 provide 1he facility for customer sta1inany hotel. By this pl'Oject hotal can provide the hospitarrty for the customer.

This project offers s'erviee ta ~students.ta check attendance and previous record such as mal1<s, assignments, teacher notes.

Hare and Hau At is an entertainment garne for age group above 1 O years: It increases IA9 reasoning powerar.id memory of the player.

Path finder is a software designed In Jal/a. It works as OPS System to find suitable path.This pr6jectismade l:iy using Travelling$~ Man Algolitlim.

Online Campus Is website t0 ~rovlde the three dimenS!Ofl view ef HI-Tech Institute. One.can find a whole information regarding the institute ata galance.

Chat Seiver is software designed for chating with each other. Two or. more than two persons car:i chat at a time around the world using internet

With the h9tp of this project the students can give examinatioh lhrougl1 onllne sy~tem as per examination scheduled from <1nywl1ere.

PuzzleG<ime is ari entertqinment game for a~ group'Sbove 1 O years. It increase.s the reasoning power and memory of the player.

ATM Banking ATM Bank ii)(!, is a blll1l<lrtg through Ne two~. II provides the set11ices fike casl'l withdrwal, Money T ranslef, SM$Alet1$,Mini Statement anc:t BalanceetJqulry etc.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.

Name of Project Automated underground mining using microcontroller 8051

Automatic Security Railway gate.

Monitoring & Control of Green House Effect

Mobile Controlled Automatic EVM.

REID Based Car Parklng System

RFID Based Car Parl<ing System

flFID Based police check post cum Tol,ITax

Anti Train Collision System by Track Switching

REID Basl!d Attendance Register

HighJy advance future car.

Description A vehide containing the scrap {coal ore) moves lo1ward, backward, right& left with.the help of an RF based remote control, Basic steps of mining are picking, conveying of the scrap & lifting it up to surface of lhe earth

This is microcootrolle< based project tor railway gate security system. This gate automatically opens and cl0S€S according to theanival/ departure of traill timing at1he gate.

In this project, we use IR sensor, temperature and moisture sensors to notice the green house eflecl Microcontroller gets impulse response according to the response of particular sensors such as if temperature rises the desired value, the cooling equipment gets instructions from microcontroller'and start working to control the temperature up to deslred value

In this system we used mobile DTMF signal to interlace microcontrol!er. The Voter makes a call to the voting booth phone & provide.s ID after verification: the voter may be permitted to cast his vote from distant place.

This project deals with automatic car parking system. In this project two Proximity sensors, one a! the gate opening & counting up where the· other at the gate closlng which counts down.

This p roj€ch:leals with·automatic car pal'.king system. IA this project two Proximity sensors, one at the gate opening & couAting up where the other.at the gate closing 'Nllich counts down ..

This is PIC-mlcrocontroller and RFID based pollce check pos~ system for security purpose. This check post automatically verifies the unauthorized vechlle & checks them restricting unauthorlz.ed I stolen vehicle.

It is a microcontreller based train in which an intra-red LED is·placed in trontol tl1e train which emits the infra-red Jigl1t which Incident on the object, ref.eels b'ack to the train and can be sensed by the Infra-red receiver which is placed in iront on the traln which will send a signal tor stopping the train to avoid collision I accident

The main objective is to uniquely Identify & make atte"ndance for a person. This is based on new emerging technology RFlD. Basic RFlD system consists of three cornponents.ghtenna, a transponder. and a Tran receiver

lt ls based on Regeoorative braRiAg technology saves and stores energy for future use or as bacK up powet. By reusin(;J the-power that is lransmitted and not in current use. rhis waste power 0011 be ut ilized for thefurthefmovement ot the car.

Lift Controller

Futuristic Intelligent Car.

UID Code For Stolen Vehicle & .Energy for traffic

Remote Sensing Data retrial system using SIM Module via SMS

Spy Robo.t

Highway traffie and vehid e control system

Anti theft home security sy stem

Mi<;ro oontrollef based lift controller s:istem Is used for security & safety frorn nre, over weighl & sudden poVfer faiJure in lhe lift.

This is ATMELmlcmcontroller based S'JStem. lt1s an intelligent car that manlpulates Its activities accord1n9 to Intensity ofllght, such as it.cleans lhe Wtnd screen wpen 1t 1s moist autematlcatly.

In tfiis pro~t, a magnetic ci1ip is installed In the vehicle. When vehicle crosses &comes into t ile range of UID code detector, it communicates Ule system about the status of the vehicle, tile pqwer gooeration is achieved via rolling otroller wtien vehicle passes over it .These r.ollers are connected1o d.c generator for producing electrtcity which can be 1.1sed for traffic light in tile night.

Sensed data llirQllgh different sensors such as temperature sensor. fire sen8or. sm6ke, gas leakage etC. can be fed back through recordedsms at central ur\it through Wireless system. This S)!sten1 operates as per data received

This(obot aetectsfue ob~t in fi'orit otit. lthas a camera installed on ilwhi~h is connectetl to J:!ersonal oompoter and this collected data Is contrblle<t lhiough mfcrooon!roller for vaiious applications.

This a RFID based project that controls the tra(flc according to the amo.,nt of traffic reaching from different.directions. It allows only traffic which is heavily popbllated at tl:lattime using highly sensillv.e sensors.

This project, a vciice recognition system is used which oootrols a bllZZer whlch is made active as per'reeeived data It is blown when some one tries to enter. An emergency call is given to cell phone attached to it. we can secure premises tl1rough this systism from unwanted entries

Fro AutomaticSecuriry llailway Gat.e Al11on1ared underground rnhtlng us.Ing 1nlcroconcrollc.r 805 1

Pre-Paid Enetgy Meter.

Dl9ital Combination Lock

Liquid Volume Detector

Pick am;I Plaqe system.

This is prepaitl s yslem and is beirig controlled automatically. We can consume electricity, tt we have balance available and it we don't have balance, i hen the miccocqntroller circuit will cut off the power supply. The pre paid energy meter makes the vse of pre pa)d card (Energy Catd).This mete~ wOO<s according to the information (Pass\vord) stored in the energy eard.

This is ATMEL based embedded system, it uses DTMF signal which interface the mlcrocontroller. Every user is given a unique code. The 19tock is operated with !he help oi mobile. The-lock has· a unique code which can only be operated through the unique 1nobile connected to it.

This embedded-system using ARM microGootroll@r for detecting tile overf!Ow of the liqu[d in

tank.

It Is based oi1 Industrial Atltomation and uses Prczjl'ammable Logic Controller (PLC), Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), S9f\Sors and mot6rs. Basically it picks metal from orie p lace and places it at another place.

lnteliigent Lights.

Parking Management,

Auto Mains·failureand building management system of college.

Home Alarm and monitoring.

Controlling over flow in twe tank system.

Bottlefilling Machfne.

Railway Gate Control System

Auto change.over system

Sin'gle Axis liner Cantrel

In this prOject lights inside the room tum oo and turn off according to intensity of 11ght outside the room.

It uses (PLO)& SOADA and deals with automaiic car parking sys1em. TWO Proximity sensors ooeforgateopening&countingui:iwherethe.otherisgateclosed &rountingd.own.

This Is also based on Programmable f~ic cootroller {PLCI& SCADA. According to project when room 1s·empty.aJl lights & fans are off and ente11ng or one or mOl"e person lights and fans tumson itself.

Ir is based on Laser Technique and used PLC and SCADA. In this project laser beam placed outside tl1e home when a person enter due to laser beam buzzer will on and all room gates automatically open and light & (ans also tum on.

There are TWO tan~ if tlie le11el of tank-1 Is less than tank-2 then tank -1 will be filled firstly, If both the tanks are full ltien the motors corresponding to tanl<-1 & tank-2 will be off. fti s al~o based on PLC&SOADA.

This project is wldeiy used in lndusmesliJ<e. CQld drinks & mineral water manufacturers. Bottles arefilledautomai!lcally witl11he help of DC motor ana sensors. This is also PLC,&.S:CADA based project.

It uses Programmable logic cootroller (PLC)& SCADA. In this project when traln Is comlng er going to railway crossing, with the help of sensors. gate of crossing Is automatically open and closed.

Make an aut0 cl:lange over S~ISlem whicl1 can S0(1Se failure ot AC power supply and· can char;oge over mains/ .generator relay

MaR.e an auto change over ~yatem which can se.nse iadure of AC power supply ahd can changeover ma.ins/ 9en13rator relay

Motor Pan usingTemp~rature Sensor Parking Garage

Traffic Light

Motor Sequencing

DC Motor fan.

Make a TRAFFIC LIGHT signal which should operate only When light se.nsor is ON .

Make the motor sequence and connect 1t with SCADA use push button for staH and stop,

TurA OFF the DC Motor fan when temperature sensor senses heat after10 sec. it should go oft connect with SCAD A

Motor Sequencing.

Controlling of motor direction

Water level Controller

Make a moto'r Start-stop logic with 2 remote start and 2 remote stop F>.B

Parking Garage

Turn ON/OFF DC Motor Fan using Temperat1:1re Sensor.

Counting Syste,m.

Hand motion inierface robot control

Cane for blind pec11le

Micro irrigation

Intelligent- Bot

Home automation

Make the motor sequence and connect it with SCADA use push button for start and stop

It Is used to control motor direction according to requirement.

In this project, when water level crosses a particular limit, the pump will be off.

Mo tar can be ON and OFF lrom two different places.

It uses PLC & SCADA. "'lllis project deals with automat!G car parking system. This project utilizes all space~nparking. There is provision for hanging the car in the air . .

Tum ON/OFF a DO Motor fan when a temperature senses the reguired temperature in presence of light, after 10 se.conds it S11ould90.off.

M11ke a aµtomatlc system Which can count the number ot persons entering or leaylng the class

tt is remote controlled robot based on microcontroller techniques, In which cameras are fitted and cameras output Is connected with transmitter which transmits the signal and reeeive< is connected to the computer via TV tuner card to receive the camera signal which is on the car. All video Shot are also recorded. On the basis. of received pictures: action is in~iated. However motion of robot is controlled through hand motion.

It is mainly for blind people to prevent them trom any accident. It detects obstacles that come in

their path,

In this autocontrol network Is used which provides water to plant {drop-v.qse) according to the. requirement.

It is a line follower r9bot which n;oves according to 1he coloc of the track. The intensity of the color is calibrated oy tt\e sensor and rooot moves accordingly.

In this project we use DTMF signal of-cellular phones. One phone is on the robot and otli~is held by the user. When user dial the number of cell al the robot and confirm its password, and press already program11'l99 keys (eg.1, 2, 3, 4, 5) for selec~ng the desired electricity poinls. The oytput DTMF sigr.ial of mobile placed on robolis interfaced with microco1"1troller.

Virtual switch

Metro train

Obstacle avoiding robot

Vacuum cleaner using touch screen

Self serving robot

Flex sensor robotic arm for d.isabled people

Aerial vehicle for fiel.d irrigation

MobileO Botr

Light sensing robo.t

Antitheft system using image processing: Secure home

Door Security

Intelligent -Light"

Virtual switch ts used to <:tivide the focus of webcam into two surfaces by tisin~ matlal:> i'>rogrammtAg. In this, weuse image processing technique.

In this robot is used as· a prototype ot metro train. Just like metro train the robot follO'A'S u1e predefined path as pe~ tt-le timing settings of the different stations. High intensity light sensors are used so that the robot can stop, walk according.to the different signals given by red and green light.

i t Is a microcontroller(atmega-16) based robot that detects the .obstacles .on the way .and controls and changes its directlon as per the presence of obstacle by using IRsensors.

It is a microcootroller(Atmega-16) based pmjeet whic~ is used forthe movement 0f the robot In different direction through touch sqeen keys.

It ia microcmtroller{,O.TMEGA-16)based pmject which is used tor set<ving the files, plate et~.l293-D IC is used asamotordriver.

It is a microco!'flroller based project which helps tlisa131ed people to commu11icate with the help of voice control IC wl1ich ls pre-recorded.

It 1s a prototype of a RF based quad copter and It is used to spray the fertilizers in large fields.It is very useful for the farmers 1n order to make their work easy and harmless

It is an autonomous robot that would first navigate the complete area, store B!ld send the information to ttle other robot through SMS.The second robot travels· the path w.r.t the inlormation r.eceived.

This rob.at is based on AT mega microcontrol~r. it makes use of IR sensor and has special features ol working in the' dark.

Passive infrared rai;Uation is used to detect heat radial ion which on sensing gives signal to the systemwhenmotion isdetected(wlth;n itsrange) ,1hebuzzerblows ..

It consists of three basic modules. First ls IR transmitter and receiver module wtticl'l works for the safety of dOOl:s at night or in case we a.re out of hOme. When the IR sensors are interrupted, a buzzer Is turned or.t indicating someone has entered the house

!t1s an intelligent light system that switches on and off according to the user's requirement. The Jight inside ttie room turns on and off according to Intensity of light in surrounding.

Name of Project

Design, Fabrication of Roll Cage, assembly of all parts of allterraln vel\lole and to run lt(SAE-INDIA-BAJA)

Working Model of Compressed Air Oar

Hydraulic Crane with Load Sensor

Powered by LPG

Paper making from Waste Paper

SingleWheel Bike

Automatic Railway Crossing

Manually operated hydraulic ann

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Description

An All Terrain Vehicle was design€d as per rules of SAE-INDIA BAJA Students took part in Bl\JA Competition 2011 at Bangluru. Roll cage was fabricated, other parts Including engine was assembled and vehicle was nm succeS'sfully

The oar is being operafed.by compre.ssea air. Stored air in the.tank mol.Jnted in the car acts as a fuel.

It is a developed form of cr~in<0s which can sense tlie load and avoid big accidents by releasing the pressure if load is higher than preset

Conventionally Petrol operated scooter engine has been reptaced by LPG by mounting a separate LPG cytinderby reducing.the petrol cost to halt

This project explains how the waste paper can be recycled

A vehicle with a single·wheet(pawered), fabric;ated at oue workshop. 2G hero puch engine is 4sed in the vehic.!e

It ;s unmann€d railway crosslng operated with the help of electrical contact points

It is a manually operated Hydraulic arm with tl1e help 01 injection

Shri Anand Prakash, Chairman \'lith the \\1inners of Cros.s· Uoads: 'fechni~al Competition

Department of Electronics and Engineering

• Electronics Voting Machine

• Home />.utomation

• Pick & Place System

Department of Mechanic.al Engineering

• Mobile Controlled Solar Car for avoiding land mines

• Wall Climbing Robel

• · Robotic Arm

Department of Computer Science & Engineering and

lnformatio.n Technology

• IE for Visual Channel

• Result Analyzer

1 • Placement Analyzer

Department of Master of Buisness

Administration

• Packaging

• Hi Tech on the way to university

• Cbnsumer 13€haviour towards insurance

• ICD & CFS shining star in the economy

Department of Master of Computer Application

• Biometric Library Information System

• HIET Bulk SMS System

• Virtual Operating System

• Operating System ll!l!l!,..."""'1'"!1"9 ..... --""'!"'--~~

Solar Vehiele Controlled by Mobile V-trtual Operating S.yste1n Gear Box tranf11ission Syste111 Cro·ss Roads1'echnicaJ Con1perition .2010 <!.:ro.ss Roads'fechnicaJ Co1npetilion 20 10

Cros~ Roads1.echnical Corn pet ii ion_

Chhakra ... the Change ... Cultural Festival

Chhakra .. . The change is the annual intra college festival held every year in the month of February. It is a respite from the rigorous course of classes to rejuvenate the spirit

among the entire HI- TECH family Including faculty. staff and students. The entire festival ls managed by the cultural, sports and academic committees comprising faculty and students.

Cultural Meet, 2009 was an extraordinary experience when Mr. U. S. Tomar, the Honorable Reg~strar, G. B. Technical Unfversity, honored the Hi- Tech family with his presence and inspiring wordsChhakra .. . - 1he,change, sports meet 2012 was: held in montb of February 2012 In the new playground of the Institute. "A healthy miRd resides in a healthy body" keeping the overall developmen! of students into consideration, :the college

inaugurated it's new SPORTS GROUND this year, where the sports activities and competitions such as 100 meters, 200 meters, 400 and 800 Meter meters race, Volleyball, Basketball Long Jump, High Jump, Tug of war, Shot put, Discus throw took p lace. Sports officer of college Devendra Edikar played the lead role in organizing all the activities. Total 74 gold, 71 silver and 82 bronze medals were being rewarded to the deserving winners.

Praveen Singh (student of AEI 3rd year) and Esma (CSE 3rd year) winners of 100 mtr relay race, Dharrnendra Kumar(cSE 1st year) and Karishma (IT 4th year) winners of 200 mtr relay race, Abhishek Tiwari(ECE 3rd year) and Monica sharma (MBA 1st year) winners of 400 mtr relay race. and Shubham Sahlot(CSE 3rd year) winner of 800 mtrrelayrace.

Rahul Sharma (IT 3rd year) and Sonal (ECE 2nd year) winners of Shot put. Jatin Kansai (CSE 2nd year) and Sona! ( ECE 2nd Y,ear) winner~ of Discus Throw. Dharmendra Sh,arma (ECE 2nd year) and Esma Siddiqui (CSE3rdyear~winnersoflongjump.

The interesting activity had been the Tug of war between

the 1~ams of students and faculty memb.er which was won by facul!:Y members by 2-0. Fram this year tile c;;olfegehas s~ed a new tradition of lighting thasR0rts day torch to symbolize the spirit ol achievement and camaraderie

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MCA Alumni Association

Department of MCA organized first alumni meet on dated 26 feb 2012. MCA alumni assocla1ion election was conducted. The goal ol MCA Alumni Association is shanng of experience. knowtedge, Job oppomrities. eai- growth. Sharing latest trend in IT industry. Organize seminar and workshop, Latest apphcabon training program e1c. Elected Governing body of Alumni association for 2012

President Prabhjeet Kaur (Parangat T ectnoklgies)

Vice President Reema Shatma (Gamut Info System Ltd.)

General Secretary Nadeem Asad (Siti Energy Ltd.)

Joint Secretary Arti Singh (Future Scape Pvt. Ltd.)

Cashier Ankit Gupta (Navatar Group)

MBA I MCA Farewell 2012 wll be conructed on 7 April 2012 wherein the juniofs wished tuck to a~ their seniofs and also appreciated their help which they had provided to the juniors during their studies. MBA / MCA Alumni MEET 2011 was held on 26 February 2012 where a!I the pcevious past students met and shared their expec iEli ices and also answered the queries asked by the current batch regarding practical knowledge. All the batches who had passed were delighted to be together at this evenL IL was an event organized by the faculty of MBA department and very much appreciated by our passed out students.

Farewell BTech 2011 for our secood batch of BTech was held on 7 April 201 1. arranged by students of lllrd year wishing IVth year students all the luck for their new Ille into t110 corporate world. Hi-Tech Tribune is a fresh and OfNI mitiative taken by HlET students. It lnctudes 6 pages published amual1'(. \llllJch they use as a platform to reach out to Wlderaudlences outsldeol campus and exhibit their creativity and talent. HICT Tnbune mainly includes articles from students on what to pursue after graduation and haw, their research on modem techniques and innovations. their creativity 1n the form of poems. ,akes. quotations etc. The editooal commttee which inctudeS PriyeshSnvastava, Pakhi Gupta and Adesh ~axena launched the first edition. For submissions and

queries you can contact the committee at l1iet1J1bune@gmail.com.

Technical Presentations Presenlallons by students of MBA degree program include topics Perlormance Appraisal. Research design, e­Banl<ing. ATM, Business environment, Job analysis/ descrlpuon/ evaluation and globalizabon. Presenlatlons by students of CS and IT degree programs included topics as Cyber Security, Cloud Computing. Machine Preparation. Search Engine Optimization. Bio­Informatics, Solt Computing. Oat.a Enayption using RSA. Website development for Hi-Tech, Remote Application development 1n JAVA. l.Jbrary management System, e· Leaming System, Chat Seiver, Computer Animation and Embedded Systems. Students of EC degree pcogram presented topics like 4Gof Mobile Communicator. Applcations of MOSFET lfl high speed. NetKO Networl<. Nano Technology. Tracking and

Radar Communication . Hacking. GSM Technology. Students enrolled in the ME degree program presented Smart material. INVT engine. Water as tuetby diSlfltegration into hydrogen and oxygen.

I cavitation In fluid mach;ne. Anti Braking System. Control Unit (CNCl. Power Steering and Plasma

' Engines.

Hi-Tech Website Development and Maintenance

HI· Tech Engineering students are fully In charge of developing and maintaining a college webstte in Java environment The development and maintenance team 111ctudes B!bhav Kumar. Ad11JyaSingh. Rahul Jain, Prashant Gaur. They work under our experienced faculty members Mr Bhaskar Sharma (Co-ordinator). Ms. Richa Gupta, Mr. Mukufll Goel Mr. La.><man Das; Mr. M Pradhan and Ms. Anubha. Their efforts can be viewed at www .hiet.org.

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Social Service Social service? This is volunteer work and it is seen in the recent past that more and more people wantto give back to society by doing something worthwhile for the downtrodden and Jess privileged. There is tremendous satisfaction of work here.

We, at HIET have always placed this work on utmost priority. Such events are regularly initiated by the governing body and the entire Hi· Tech family comes together and closer in implementing that effort. The faculty members. administration and students of HIET from every geore unselfishly volunteer and devote their time and effort in managing the events for the privileged people on the HIET campus. They do a commendable job on every such opportunityt l'lat comes their way.

Performance.by AnandTrninin!l Center at. IUET 2010 Perfonnance by Anchal School·at FilET 2010

Cultural Program for Mentally Retarded and Handicapped Children Hi-Teoh lnst~ute of Engin\'lering & Technof6gy organized a-cultural program for mentally retarded and hantlicapped children on 2nd October, 2011 in association with the 'Ghaziabad Association of the Deaf (regd.)'. The program observed participation from various specialschoolsot Ghazlabad region such as Asha Vidyala'ya( a special brancti of the Ingraham Instill.lie). Aanc hal Achoo!, Bhagirathi School (Sanjay Nagar) and Anand Training·Center. It tncluded dance pertcrmances. small comedy and moral plays perlormed by special students on stage. Some of them even presented jokes as gap Mars witl'l the help of an interpreter. Als<>, twenty four Aewly wed s'pecial cooples were presented with gifts fortheirhousehold. The cultural program was followed by sjX)rts event Which includoo musical chair c0mpetitiol'l tor different eategories of people ar:id relay races of boys ana girls·in special category, The sports event was then followed by pnze €llstrlbutioo to the.winnersm sports, tokens-0! participation to each ot the performers of cultural progran1s and mementos of appreclatien to all the.members of the Ghaziaba.d Association 0! the- Deal. Our Cbalrm<in, Mr Anand Prakasl1 showed a kind gesture ot presenting a three wheejer vehlc1e· to Mr Mukul Gupta for an easier commute. Mr Mukul Gupta was offered a job at HIET soon after this event "Ind he W()(ks with dedication in the Registrar's offioo.

At the end of thl? program, theorganizer'S frQITl Ghaz\abad Association o(the Deaf showed lhe.1".gratitude by presenting a memento of appreciation wtrich was personally r~eived by ourChairh'lan oo behaltof the entir:e HI-Tech family .

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Blood Donation Camp

Blood Donation Camp Blood Donation Camp was organ1z.ed by Hi- Teen· Institute of Engirieering & Technology in aS'soc!ation with ttie Rotary Club, Chiranjeev Vihar, Ghazta))ad. The camp suci;:essfully observed mere tha11 100 donors on campus.

Industries do not need engineers w.th just the knowledge of university apptovE)d academie qual~tions. 11'\dustrles requirements are of READY TO PERFORM ENGINEERS/ MANAGE'.RS with appropriate all round grooming ot our students. For suci1 gro0<ning, various platforms are made available to sttidents to cMose according to his/her interes~. These are:

Centre for TechnicalTraining and lndustnal Alliance

• Industry lnstitute~ie ups

• Industry lncubcitor Park • Tec;;hniGa!Tralnlng Centres by Industries

PrometricT~sting Centre Seminars and WorkshORS by Industry Prof.essionals ~

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BAJA SAE

PDP's

C 'L1 'Ji1L\.

Hobby centres

• Dramatic Club

• OanceClub

• MusicCl~b

Industry- Institute Tie-Up With the aim to get 0ur students exposed to the tac tual working erwirtininents at lndusJries, we have functionalized modules for "working for Industry at lnstituteAndustry'' within the timeirame spareable bythestudents/faculty.

Here the Institute tais.es upsn'lajl jobs from an Industry which ------------------- are execut!)d t:iy pre·final. year studentJl.

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These sltidents are selected on the basis of required skills/attitude and func;;tioo

under the supel'Vislon of a designated faculty and a tn:entor lrqmt he indusl(y.

Functlonalizat ioo of suoh modules nave given treme11dous results. Presently, we have such tie·Ups industries like E-fextra, NirmalOverseas, NUT, Neiit Sapients, DIAC, NGMA, Thinkware; CADD CENTRE, ATC etc. Most ol students associated with these program were readily employed by the concerned companies.

Job J111ervle1<'by Ttl Parulex Engg.

Industry Incubators Park

Realizing that there are alwa)/1' few studer.its who

have the financial support and basic Instinct to set

up their own industry but are not able to do so cmly

because they are net very clear as to what and how to do. To help such students we nave a ooll fully

·empowered to not only guide soch s!t1dents but

also to hire specific expertise to hilf P the stl(dents.

We havll' evoo offered root free. fully furnished

o.ffice premises. free; of cos.t to st1ch budding

entrepr.eneurs for limi1ed periods of 6 months to

6ne year. Under such a mission otthe Institute, four

·-Of our alumni are already suc-cessful Industrialists.

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Technical Training Centres by Industries

Department-wise training Is organized to cater to the fields

which are best needed bylndustries. The detalls are:

Training /Workshop under CTTIA

IQ;Uifif 4i;iii Java

asp.net

C#

Im

n Rob.otics CAD/

MAT

PLC /Scada

Embedded/ MlcriJcootroller

PCB /Circuit Oesi~n Lab

• COMPUTER NETWORKING

CCNA

SOL Server

Oracle MCSE

php

Unix

Im Auto Cad

Solid Works

Catia

Six Sigma

A Test Center established by HI-TECH on lts pre<nises, solely for the purpose of delivering tests to Its employees or students as well as outsiders. This testing facility ("Facility" or "APTC") is convenient for access by candidates (including those who are disabled) from Neida, Ghaziabad. Greater Neida and all other areas near Delhi. It is suitable for secure testing purposes, as specified by Prometric.

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• Providing the fac ilities. equipment and staff

necessary for APTC operation.

• Following Prometric's policies and procedures to

ensure compliance w ith all aspects o f the partnership.

• Maintaining strlc;tsecurity andqualitycbntrol.

• Observing the special requlremehts of Prometrio's corporate clients for dellvery of their tesjs.

• Participating with Prometric in regular and open commanicatfon almed at m·aintaming and

enhancing high quality customer service

Certifications which can be taken al AP1C in HI- TECH

areoffered by MjGrosoft

IBM

Exln

.Oracle

HP

ISEB

BEA

TOGAF

SYBA:;JE

Teradata

TIBCO

SAS

Juniper

Adobe

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discounts and schemes for taking tests here er elsewhere.

We were able to achieve an extra edge in

these visits by 1ust not sending the

students for day trips to the industries

but sending them for an extended stay so

that the knowledge gained is more

comprehensive. HIET arranged two

weeks Industrial training for 120 students

In the following industries: • Industrials Castings Pvt. Ltd., Faridabad

• Hero Motors Pvt. Ltd., Dadn • Shyam Forgings Pvt. Ltd., Ghaziabad

• Khanna Paper Mills, Amritsar • Kailash Motors. Meerut

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RudrapurUP Industrial Visits are held regularly amid semesters for

streogthening lndustry-lnstttute-Jnteracfion at external level.

Besides, students are guided by faculty members !or detailed survey bet.ore visiting any industry and then

submission of a report about skills and culture witnessed on

their campu58'S. Tlie lndustijes vis~ed by our students in

2010 were: • MaRpowerSelu !Jons • Kunj Forging Pvt. Ltd.

• Central WOO<shop of Delhi Transport Corporation.

Okhla, New Deihl (by Dept of Mechanical Engineering)

• Dynamic Institute al Automation & Control, FIE lndustrfal Area, Patparganj (by Dept. otElectronics)

• NTPC, Dadri

• BSNL Ghazlabad • ASSOMAQMachinesLid, G11azlabad • Rpjendra Gea-s Pvt. Ltd. (by Dept. of Mechanical

Engineering) • Next Sapieflts • NTPC, Badarpur

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Workshop on setting up of IT Labs into Practical

Application based on computer networking was held under Dr. Sharma Chakravarty, Arllngton,UT,USA.

NEXT SAPIENTS, a project of Nanotech Marketing Pvt ltd. organized training program for better understanding of Robotics and Intelligent Systems under Mr. Garvit an d Mr. Karan. A workshop was organ12ed on the Hr-Tech campus 1n this ccncem which was ccrnprised of 'Robo'Champ' workshop

open for all students to participate. This was a three day workshop which broadened the vision of students on the field of robctics. The successful completion of this demonstrations inspired students to form a

Robotics Club where they developed robcts like Ball Follower Robot using Image processing (via Matlab), Autonomous Line Follower Robot, Autonomous Object Follower Robot. Autonomous Obstacle Avoidance Robct, GSM Control Robel, Sensor Interfacing qnd Calibration, making Metro Train Prototype, P.C. Control Robot. Autonomous Sumo Fighting Robot. More than 100 students are associated with thisclub .

Hewlett Packard he ld a seminar on Trends in IT Industry for.CS. IT ~d EC degree s tudents.

Mr. Avinash Mohanty, Sun Microsystems was invited to speak on Newer Technologies and Training to motivataour students to useful lt·certifications.

Mr. Varun Bhatia was invrted to enlighten our students of EC on RF Commun ication and BTS Installation.

Mr. Kapil Bhalla, IM l.E was invited to speak to our students on !he career options in the Indian Navy.

Dr. D. N. Dhar, llT Kanpur, was invited to talk to students of CS, IT and EC degree program on Chemical Bonding under Advancement in Chemical Researclt.

Mr. Tarang Garg., Seimens, GermaJ:Jy was invited to speak to GS and IT students on the Application of Coding In Software. Also Mr. Saurabh Kumar, CSC, Naida and Mr. Vikas Tamar, Canada was Invited to speak to CS and IT students qn the ATM Transactions in Banking under Automation in IT.

Mr. Amit Rawat, EMC2, Delhi, was invited to speak on the upcoming and demanding Reid of Information

Storage Management. Thls wa,s open for llnd and lllrd yB'ar studentsofB. Tech degree.program.

Hungama Digital Company conducted a seminar on Android lnstallabon and Android Application

In-house w'orkshopi> have alsa been <;:i:>nducted on various, topics l i~e TOMCAT, LINUX Installation and Basics, webstte devetopmentetc.

Mr. Sandeep Kumar, CAD-Centre, Naida held a seminar on Auto Cad & PRO-E for ME degree students.

Mr. Mohit Sharma, Genpaot, held a 3 bour interactlve semil)ar on "How to make good presentations" open for all degr~e programs.

Ms. Priyanka Singh, V Serve Technologies, held a seminar on Corporate Interaction B2B &B2C Portals for MBA students.

Mr. Raj Kumar, Mr. Anil Mancahanda, Mr. Nakul, Mr. Vijay S harma presented the Future in IT Industry, Entrepreneurship

Or. Sl,a:rrna Chakrav.rirthy Pl'o f. in f'...S1 UTA, USA

TarangGarg {Sr. Consultant,

Sicn1t.>ns, Germany)

Mr Rohit, Mr Nikunj, CEO, Smart Technologies held a seminar on Embeddded systems and Mobile Communication for EC students.

M~ Kapil Bhalla and Mr. Atul Gupta, International Maritime Institute, Indian Navy. held an information session on different careei;opportunities in marines for ME students.

Ms Rupali Verma, United States International Education Foundation. held an information session on studying in the United Stated of America

Ms Neha Advait. held a threeh our seminar on "How to make effective presentations• open to all students.

Mr Sachin Kumar, Senior lnfosec consultant, AKS TT seMces, held a seminar on IT Securio/ and User Awareness for all departments of technical education.

Mr. Sushil Chandra, DRDOwas Invited to speak to !he students of CS, IT and EC on the. Role of Embedded systems and IT in Bio Medical Engineering.

Mr. Devendra Khari , D irector, B usiness Development and Mr. Chandra Kant Sakherwada, GM Embedded Div. In DKOP Labs. Pvt. Ltd. dernonstrated a workshop and seminar series for the s tudents.

Mr. Harokush Gupta, Director; Mr. Shalabh Sharma, Director; Mr. Aouj Jain, Sr. Manager; Mr. Vijay •

Panday,'Software Engg. , from VocantTechnologies

conqucted a workshop for students on Embeddiid Systems/Microcontroller( PLC · · ·

Ms. Anshu Jain, Manager Business Developmeai and Mr. Bhawani Sjngh, Software Engg.. from Sofcon India conducted a workshop and seminar on PLC/SCADDA

Mr. Himanshu Mishra, Business leader in training from Wis sen Automation took a seminar on PLC

Mr. Ansar Ali and Mr. A. P. Gautum imparted 10 days training to students on CATIA VS and Pro-E.

An ln-liouse training program .was conducted by Mis Le Logix Design Solut ions, Greater riloida on Solidworks

Mr Rahul Agarwal of First naukfi.com. Job portals for fresher<Students

Prof. Raghunandan, JSS. Technological Entrepreneurship

Mr Varun Bhatia, RF Communication & BTS Installation

Mr Moh it Bhatia, Soft-Skills

Mrs. N~tu Chandra, Auto CAO & Catla took a seminar for ME students.

SAMVAAD took place on Future in Industry, Recession, Entrepreneurship etc by Mr. Nav Kishlay and Mr. Rajat Mishra.

Workshops on Zero to Apex in Corporate Management are caj'lducted by Mr. Shiv Kumar Dagar,AVP Unicon, India.

In-house Seminars and training.sessions done by the Mechan.1cat Department

Seminar on Auto-CADD, Pro E software by GADD Centre was held on 10 October

Training on Solldworks software is done every year for 8. T€Ch (ME)

Leclare series on Laser Syste.n'ls and Applications b'y Mr. Arpan Singh for EC students

Coll~iate c lub of SAE-INDIA was established in Mechanical Department with 82 sh.(dents and 4 faculty co-ordinators as its members. This c lub participated In SAE-INDIA-BAJA competition2011 at Bengaluru. Design of All Terrain Vehic le was pre.sented by the studentS whleh was fabricated. assembled.arid run In Orossroads-i2011

Students of l\>1echanical Engineering preparing theAJJ ·tel'raj11 Vehicle for SAE -..tNDIA .. B.AJA Co1npeti1ion

Coinputer Training given to battaJi011 47 PA~ Ghaziabad In which 244 lac;ffes cadets were ttaln!i!d by our faculty members . During this tt?Jining pr-Ogram cadets got an insight of theoreti;;:al as well as practical use of computer in policei, departmentfor better decision m<$ing and Jast action. After the completion 20 days trarnlng program these cadets werei, awarded their Certificate on 26 July 2011, in which they were given medals. This auspicious occasion was also attended by Dy. Commandant Ms. Abha.Slngh and other PAC Dignttaries.

A workshop was held for Ryan International School, Ghaziabad for Webstte development. That was an initiative to repay the

school days ana the cl:IOdren. A number of students worn Ryan International School le:;irnt website development ooneepts using HTML, Mitromedla Flash

.JAVA Script, TOMCAT. JSPand My-$QI.

Robotics Workshop at Ryan International School and Nehru Word School, Ghaziabad

• Around us there are various examples pf Automat10n & Robotic& so HIET had organized a Robotics Workshop Tn Ryan International School and Nehru Worli:I School. Ghazlabad.

• This workshop gave· the basic idea aOOut robollcs & Intelligent Automat10f:l to the student of this School.

• There was a demonstfation of the Live Pr0Jects based on Robotics.

• Atihe end of workshop, there was a Robotics OulZ & Robo­Race Competition among students & alter that we ga,ve pritestothewinnerteam.

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Under the banner of SAE INDIA a r--:-.... :nm,.. team of students took part in this competition. It is pertinent to mention that SAE INDIA Is India's leading resources for mobilrty technology. According to t he dictated guidelines of BAJA INDIA. this college formed a club named "VENOM RETlJRENS", consisting 84 students o f mechanical engineering department under the leadership of a faculty member. Such motivation gives the budding engineers an lntegr-ated .growth in respect of design, manufacturing, sales, marketing and planning engineer. It a lso opens the windows to thei crucial factors r egard i ng t he g l obal standardizalloo and method of lnterchangeatJllity.

The members of •VENOM RETlJRENS" club designed the prospective BAJA CAR with the help of a CAD Software and a team consist ing 5 students presented the same design at Bangalorce, a notified place selected by BAJA INDIA.

Subsequently tha car according to the design was manufactured i11 the ccllege wolf<shop and all fabrication anc;I assembling workS followed by appropriate safety testing were carried outl?y students only, __ ...;.. ____ ...,

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After manuf<icturing the car was road tested successfully and brought tremendous enthu~[asm among, the students. MDl'eover this endeavor created a new mission among the students fraternity like exchange of knowledge, to practice world class standard In produotiv!ty, quality. to developed techn,ical and scientific report and last but the least the excliange of views and ideas.

A. Advait Life Education For B Tech llnd (CS/ IT/ EC/ ME) & MBA-I Year Students I. Recruitment Simulation Workshops for final year students by HR pMellsts.

a Aptitude Test b. Group Discussion c. lntetview

2. Personality Development Progra1'1l for 8 Tech II year and MBA I year students. 3. Introductory Samvaad was held at HIET Campus. 4. Drama!Jc society & Library Inauguration by Ms Ne11a RalpuL

B. TPC 1. Pre Placement Aptitude Training Program for 8 Tech (Ill & IV year) and MCA (II & Ill year) students.

Number of WOO<shops for Prefinal year (8 Tech & MCA) students: - 10 Number of Worl<shops for final year (B Tech & MCA} students: - 5

C. BRIDGE INTELLIA l. Orientation Workshop for B Tech 1st year students:

a. S¢hool to college environment. b. Sell esteem, Positive AttltUde Md Confidence Building. c. Managing Self. d. Corporate EXpectations. e: Go.al setting fa four year approach to get placed In best organ12atlon orstart as an entrepreneur) r. o & A session

2. Faculty Developmenl Program for.Faculties. Topics covered Nlollvatlng Students Discipline Students Debrief Team Bulldll'1g

D. Manpower Pre ptacement Aptitude Training Program for B Tech ~II & IV year) and MCA (II & Ill year) students. Pe(SOOality Development Program for 8 Tech II year and MBA & MCA I year s_tudents.

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• The inaugural concert of Dramatic Club, Dance Club and Music Club was organized by Advait Life Education at Hi-Tech Institute of Engineering & Technology on 6th April 2012.

• The event was organized to promote Holistic Individual Development in the students. The event witnessed participation from the students of all courses and all years.

• The event was orgaAized at Amphitheatre, HIET Campus. The Dramatics ·club riamed as

Masquerade performed the.play "EK"(An adaptation of Eugene Jonesco's 'Rhinoceres')

• The theme of the play was 'Whal happens when an individual is pitched against the overpowering society'.

• The assistance in rehearsals costumes and organization was provided by Advait Team and HIET. The Dance club performed contemporary dance form. The theme of the dance was based on t:iow beautiful

and soothing blend of the right beats and steps resonate with tt)e person. It had fear, failure and FAITH. The choreography wasdone by Advait team & HIET.

• The three major events of the conG:ert were a play, a dance drama and a band peffdrmance. The music club was inaugurated with <1 performance by college pand (T apish). The theme of the perfor-maAoe was

words of w isdom and pulse of youth coming togettier on same platform and giving performance on Dohas of kabir. Kabi~s couplets anct soAgs ' Ud Jayega' and ·sadho re' were sung by the college band on strings of guitar ahddrums and created a never-before·expenence.

The HI- TECH placement committee comprises of faculty and

students, who Work together and devote their t ime In co0<dinating the plstform where the HI- TECHians and the corporate can meet and exploit all possible opportunrtles. The committee Invites companies to give pre-place.men! presentations to our students. These presentations are aimed at exposing students to the work tl1ey may be interested in doing. The resume' are collected by the committee and then fOl'Warded to the companies in their desired fOOTiat. Also, we follow the traditional policy ct 'One student One job' In 0<derto make the scarce opportunities avallab!e to maximum students. The committee wcO<s closely with the companies to follow the same process they wish and get the best fit between student expectations and the company's requirement. There are number c t

companies which regularly visrt Hi-Tech campus for Pre-placement talks, Workshops, Seminars and Academia alliances. Someofthesecompaniesarealsorunning theirR&DtorprojectsinHi-Teohcampusalongwithsfudents.

MBA students placed in following Comp.anies2011-12

Genpaot , Paras Diary, lndusind Bank.Axis b ank, Mohan Meakens. ICICI Bank, RAP Financial, Aviva Lile Insurance,

Rellgare Securities , Cocacola, Spring Fresh, Grolier India, Onicra , Reriance Life Insurance, Bharti Cellular, HDFC Bank,

IDBI Bank, Angle Broking Ltd, ICICI Prudential,Vodafone,

Wellbert Pharmaceuticals Pvt ltd, Holiday Package Tours,

Reliance Communications, U-Flex Um1ted, India Bulls ..... and

many more.

B.Tech. and MCA Students placed in following Comapnies

2011-12

HCl Comnet, HT Media, Sopra, Kalyani, L&T , Syntel,

Binary Soft, All E Technologies, SRF Limited, Travel Triangle, INNODATA, Electronics Arts Games India Pvt Ltd.

Hyderabad, R- Systems, Exim ITSolution,Adeptla Naida, Vacs lnfotech, Volvo Eicher New Delhi, United Spritis, Virtusa

Corporation Chennai, HCl Technology, HCl Into System, Huwai Telecommunication, KEANE India Ltd. VAG Valves,

RABYTE Electronics Noida, SHRI RAM Piston & RINGS Ltd, WIPRO Technology. INTARVO, BEL, BOSCH ltd Delhi,

Vidyalech Solution Pvt Lid, Vserve Busin~s Solution , ITP lnfoTech, Saharsa 8ectronics, INTEX etc.

MBA students placed in following companies.during 2010-1 1

Aadmaro India Advertising Aerostone Building Product Pvt.

ltd Axis Bank Bajaj Auto l td BOA Enterprises ltd Bharti

Cellular ltd Cache lnfotech Credible Management

Consultancy HCL lnfote.ch System ICICI Bank ICICI

Prudential India Bulls Securities Ltd . MACLEODS

Pharmaceutieals Meridian Mobfle Parle Agro Path overseas

P<;ipsi Beverages RELIANCE Life Insurance Spring Fresh

Steelbird International Sunjyotl Furniture Onicra Finance lndusind Bank.Grolier India

BTech I MCA students placed in following companies during 2010-1 i Greenfij!ld lyogi Syntel HCLComnet ArohaTech lTServices Seven Systems Virka lnfortech Servi0es Adeptia HT

Media Cavisson Right Wave Info Solutions Mobile. Com Satyam Software Gamut Info Mothe(son Sumi lnfortech

Navatar Group (Noida) Nelcop TechnologyTanzaritia lnfotech TATA Business Group.Thompson Press Dhruv lnfotech

Pvt Ltd M M lnfotech Sopra Kalyan1 L & T Nex Gen Imperial Auto Idea Farms 8 eind Engirreering Nlrmal Overseas Lee

Way 1-tertz lms Hydraulic Omega Elevators HCl Info Systems Nex G Exubarent Solutions Kalyani Engineering Works

Triparulex Fire Systems Shiv am WaterTreaters.

B.Tech I MCA Pro fessional placed up to 19th April 2012 As of 19·04·2012. around 200 plus offer lerters have boon generated, from 39 comapan1es-and another 27 companies are In process for 104 studQ01S

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BEL, JHANSI SAHASRA .NSEZ, NOIDA HT MEDIA IDEAS SPL, NEW DELHI

No. of Students 1 2 5 1 5 8 , 1 3 5 4 8 3 10 14 5 4 2 3 6 5 7 10 1 2 2 4

GENESYS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION 25 NAFTOGAZ ITP INFOTECH INTEX ,GURGAON

ADEPTIA INC, NOIDA AGL TELEVENTURES, DELHI

POWER CONTROL,GZB DIAC,NOIDA SHRIRAM PISTONS,GZB SONY INC ORANGE SERVICES

WIPRO TECHNOLOGIES; GURGAON

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M:Ol"iloni:n.ii; ASPIRING MINDS CSf IT/ EC

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1•11,oMr.·nuc PROMETRIC.COM,GURGAON CS/ IT/ EC/ MCA

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=, HCLTECHNOLOGY CSf ITf MCA

Ii s::a a!t ' MUNJALSHOWA ,GURGAON ME

·~Q.~ ABSOLUTE DATA, GURGAON CS/ IT

..... llllWEl..o>lii ONLINE TRAVEL COMPANY CS/ IT

·~!J~~.:.; ASSIGN INFOTECH CS/ IT

.... .-.byt• RABYTE ELEeTRONICS, DELHI EC

sMsOFI SAK INDUSTRIES.DELHI CSllTf MCA

(C:ltt;lll'Jf' TEC,H EYE SOFTWARE,NOIDA CSf lTfMGA

U;!i§§·lll•M TRI PARULAX FIRE,GZB ME

0 KALYANI ENGG. WORKS,GZB ME

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cadence CADENCE,NOIDA ECfCS

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k.e1 !'ln111<l-11iolMJU!' ' . ' KARMA TECHNOLOGIES ,DELHI CS/ IT/ EC/ MCA SNl!S

SMS SIEMAG ,GURGAON ME SllENIAG

i;.m:srtO:i.t:i. !!.__>,1L _ SMART DATA ENTERPRISE,NOIDA CSf lTfMCA

fllQlitQ..., RIGHTWAVE INFOSOLUTIONS PVT LTD, NOIDA CSf ITf MCA

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Assomocli ASSOMOCH MACHINES,GZB ME

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Placement Details of MBA 2012 upto 19th April 2012

Company No. of Students

fl1C1CI Kt.£e(l"W_-r4 ICICI PRUDENTIAL 5

Nice NICE 1

GENAA_CT .. GEN PACT 2

ES.SAR• - ESSAR TRACTOR 1

HLM Media HLM 1

& PARAS DAIRY 4

JndusJnd 8if.n,lt Gi) INDUSIND BANK 4

_[•Ji: hi)§ :t.q I :J HDFC BANK IN PROCESS

HE~rl)lf!N 11omE MERIDIAN MOBILE PVT. LTD. IN PROCESS

SJI~ SUN JYOTI FURNISHERS PVT. LTD. IN PROCESS

~-~· -- BAJAJ AUTO LIMITED IN PROCESS

nm1mm11rs INDIABULLS SECURITIES LIMITED IN PROCESS

/ls. RELIANCE COMMUNICATION IN PROCESS

A AXIS BANK AXIS BANK INPROCES

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Placement Details for B.Tech. / MCA 2011 Batch

Company No. of Students Stream

~"' GREENFIELD 13 CS/IT/ECE 1Yogr IYOGI 13 CS/IT/ECE

!iY N"lri!L SYNTEL 10 CS/IT/ECE l«~ ... 11~ .. ~

-C:L HCLCOMNET 5 CS/IT/ECE

Aro ha AROHA TECH IT SERVICES 10 CS/IT/MCA 7ty-tn SEVEN SYSTEM 5 CS/IT/ECE -., '1',~H·,~J ... h VIRKA INFOTECH SERVICES 5 CS/IT/ MCA A AOEl' TI A ADEPTIA 9 CS/IT/MCA

: H HT Mellla HT MEDIA 1 cs CAVi~' N CAVISSON 9 CS/IT/MCA

!fl.sli1I~ RIGHT WAVE INFO SOLUTIONS 4 CS/IT/MCA f>tt-O Pile. '-"f»- MOBILE.COM 2 ECE

:! SATYAM SOFTWARE 5 MCA gaiu GAMUT INFO SYSTEMS 12 CS/MCA ...!!.;_•£ __ MOTHERSON SUMI INFOTECH MCA '§'·*·i'•lcl NAVATAR GROUP(NOIDA) 4 MCA

Netcop NETCOPTECHNOLQGY 2 MCA CAVi~s _ f\ CAVISSON INFOTECH MCA .,, ·- TATA BUSINESS GROUP MCA n~OMSO~ THOMSON PRESS 3 MCA 'i\ DHHLI\ DHRUV INFOTECH PVT LTD 2 MCA

mm liortw""" M MSOFTWARE 1 MCA SOJ?'°£1 SOP RA 3 cs

• KALYANI 5 ME mmi •• tt .... NIRMAL OVERSEAS 6 ME/ECE

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" """'l!"l'!' HUNGAMA DIGITAL MEDIA • 7 CS/IT /ECE/MCA

mil TRIPARULEX 6 ME

JBM JBM 2 ME Eleind ELEJND ENGINEERING 2 ME

IGBI IGBI (GOVT .ORG) 1 cs ~ NEX G EXUBERANT 3 CS/IT/ECE

'~ INDIAN EYE SECURITIES • 5 CS/IT /ECE/MCA fui~ ROLL CON ME

rn OK PLAY 3 ME

AfB.- MASTERS SOFTWARE 13 CS/IT/MCA .rr,,,,un_ya; PARANGATTECHNOLOGY 2 MCA

~"~ ANNIK SYSTEM 1 MCA f;;;1f"1" FIRE FLYE-VENTURES 2 CS/ IT/MCA

CCNA Networking Works Pool Can1pus Placen1ent Drive by (fenes is, f\•lumbai •

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Placement Details for MBA 2011

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AEROSTONE BUILDING PRODCUT PVT. LTD.

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BHARTI CELLULAR LTD. CACHE INFOTECH CREDIBLE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY

HCL INFOTECH SYSTEM ICICI BANK

ICICI PRUDENTIAL

INDIA BULLS SECURITIES LTD. INDIAMART

MACLEODS PHARMACEUTICAL

MERIDIAN MOBILE PARLE AGRO

PATH OVERSEAS PEPSI BEVERAGES

RELIENCE LIFE INSURANCE

SPRING FRESH STEELBIRD INTERNATIONAL

SUNJYOTI FURNITURE ONICRA FINANCE

INDUSIND BANK

GROLIER INDIA

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• Placement drive by Oerlikon Graziano, Greater Noida Inter College Competition by CPC· MTU

Hi-Tech as Cluster Head of Central Placement Cell (CPC) for MTU HI-Tech Institute is desiognated as a cluster Head by CPC-MTU for around 11 colleges including AKGEC, ABES, ABES IT,

Sunderdeep Engg College, IPEM, BITS. Bhagwant Institute, Aryan Institute, Advance Institute and GIMTECH.

Cluster level Competitions at HIET Wtti) reference to MTU notillcation. U19 cluster levels Competition were organized at HIET on 15th March 2012. Major

competitions were Debate. Paper presentation and QUIZ. All the Winners were honored with the cash prizes and certificate by

the Chairman of Hi-Tech Institute of Engineering& Technology.

Pool Campus Placement drive at HI ET for 2012 Batch

GENESYS

SRF

GEN PACT

RTDS

NAFTOGAS

PRIMARY MODULE

INNODATA, NOIDA

A-SYSTEM

HUN GAMA

CS/lT/ ME

ME

MBA

CS/IT/EC

ME/ EE/ CIVIL

CS/ IT

CS/IT/MCA

CS/ IT

CS/ IT/ EC

AKGEC,SDEC,SDCET, RD COLLEGE, RDEC 25

GL BAJAJ, GURUPREM SUKH, SHRI RAM MURTSMARK 3 KRISHNA ENGINEERING, llMT ENGINEERING, llMT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, RKGIT, RKGEC ITS, UNITED.JP INSTITUTE, SU BHARTI INSTITUTE

ABES ENGINEERING, BITS., IPEM, ARYAN, ADVANCE 10 AKG, ABES IT, SUNDERDEEP, errs DASANA, GIMT

AKG, ABES IT,ABES EC,SUNDERDEEP.IPEM, 5 BHAGWANT,BITS,ARYAN,ADVANCE,GIMT

RKGIT,llMT,KIET,JP INSTfTUTE,DSfTM 8

ABES IT,ABES,AKG 2

ABES,GIMT,JP,KIMT.NC COLLEGE,QUANTUM, 5 RKGIT,RDEC,GBTU,KURUSHETRA,UTTARAKAND, AMR PALI

ABES IT,AKGEC 5

ABES IT, ABES EC, Rl<GIT,RDEC 5

Pool Campus Placements drive by lnnodat.a, Noida

Undergraduate Degree

Programs

Bachelor of Technology in Computer

Science & Engineering

Hi-Tech Institute of Engg. & Technology offers B. Tech

(CSE} course in the Department ol Computer Science &

Engineering since 2006 with an Intake of 90. Ours Is a

self-driven proactive nerve center. V\'1lich caters to the

needs of the ever- growing technological sphere of

academic, research and training tn computing

concepts, tools Sfld techniques in the profession of

computer science and engi~ng. The Departmer1t can

boast of a sufficiently large IT infrastructure with many

more ambitious projects in the pipeline in the years to

come. Our specialist 1s our y01.u:ig energellc, dynamic,

core and competent subject faculty. We have well

equip~d labs as well as the latestlnte.met facinties like

Wi-fi with round - the, clock seNice.

The Department is equipped with the

following labs with the latest software: • Computer Networks Lab

• Design and Analysis of Algorithm Ll\b

• Project Lab and Mini Project Lab • DBMSLab

• &ift'ware Engineering Lab

• Compiler Design Lab

• Operatirig System Lab

• Software Project Management Lab

• e-Commerce Lab

• ComputerOrganizationlab

• lntemetlab

• Professional Communication Lab

• ME-CAD-CAMLab

• Network Lab

• Mificial Intelligence Lab • PLC-SCADA Lab

• Automation Lab

• Robotics Lab

Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology The Department at lnforma.tiOn Teclmology at HI-Tech Institute of Engineering & Technology offers B.Tech program since 2006 witt1 an intake of 60.The mission of ihe Department ·rs to Impart quality education and to produce Innovative and globally competent technocrats with sound knowledge In ihe fields of lnformatlon Technology. The-Oepartment constitutes of eminent and young faculty members with a wide range of domain knowled.ge and Industry exposure. t o provide good quality education, the Department foouses on the development of practical and a:pplicat!on ooented minds. It is ot1r attempt to make students learn by doing rather- tha:n by rote learning of toplcs and concepts. Some highlights o(the 6epartment are:

1. Av.ailabifity of AuthorizE)d Prometfic Test Center

2. 'rrainingclassesforstudentsbyNllT

3. Tfainingoy ATC Softy.tare Solulioos

4. lnteractkinwithExpertSplutionsPv.t. Ltd,

5. Training1nEMC2

6, Training by NextSapient in ROSOTJCS.

Language Lab.

Bachelor of Technology in Electronics& Communication Engineering This four year full time program is offered by the Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

Robotics Lab

A \Vorkshop on Robotics was arranged f0< second year EC and AEI students through Next Sap lens during 2010-2011 session. Students were given preliminary knowledge of roboUcs systems which were based on the latest techniques such as image processing and micro-controller based live projects. The emphasis was given on practical aspects. 15 groups of stwdents were able to demonstrate their practical skills in Cross Roads Tei:hnical Exhibition during Nov 2011 by demonstrating 15 different live projects based on image processing and microcontroller i echnology. This can be considered an iichievement for second year electronics students, as second year is the entry point for learning fundamentals of electronics. In addition, the Robotics lab has been considered as the Robotics Club which will continue during the stay of these students in the campus up to final year. For this purpose, 1 O students have Peef1 selected as team leaders. These students will be given additional training atthe premises of Next Sapiens. These students Will act as mediators between NextSapiens and club members. HoweYer one or 1wo sessions will be ronducted each month by Next Sapiens too. The projects detaflsare-as given below:

• Autonomous Parallel Parking Radio Controlling:Car

• Land Robot • Robot.Coloring Changeand Camera Installed

• Security Alarm Using Sensor • Touch Screen Robot with Camera • Remote Conn·o{led Spy Rooot

• HomeAutomation • Sound OperateEI Robot

• GSM Controlled Robot • lntetllgent T raffle Light System using lml!Qe Processing

with Merge Robot • Hand lntetiace Robbt

• Wh'eel bhairforHandicapPeci P8'Son • MazeSolver

Automobile Lab.

• Object Follower by Image P<ocessin9 • Object Detection by Image Processing

Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering Four year full t ime degree program Is offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering from tile academic session 2006-07 with 60 students' intake. Keeping in view the demand of Mechanical Engineering. evening sh.ift with an lntake of 60 students has been started from academic session 2010-11 and a request to increase the morning shift to 120 has been sentto AICTE.

Labs and workshops have modem machines, equipment and Instruments to impart tralning on design, manufacturing. automation, robotics, transportation, energy conservation, fluid machines etc. There Is a CAD/CAM Lab with computer systems w ith Internet facility and a CNC trainer lathe. Students are getting training on Auto CAO, Solld wort<s. CATIA,Ansys software for design, simulation and drawing the mechanical components and machines, steel structure etc.

The Department organizes industrial visits, expert lectures from industry and summer training to the student in every semester to make the students aware of the world of work.

Mechanica:I Engineering Department has started BAJA­SAE India ·Project to design All-Terrain Vehicle anct to tal<e part in natiooal and International level competitions.

The Department offers a working demonstration of model of Maruti 800 car for tlie automobile engineering laboratory u'nd~r the supervision of Prof. P.C. Sharma. The various steps in which students are given the demonstration are tliat an old Maruti-800 was disassembled. Then a mild steel frame w013 fabrlQated by angle iron in the workshop. The complete engine was assemble.ct on the fabl'icat§!d frame. P'etrol tank was attached and the .er:igine was started to check its functioning. The rear suspension system and rear wheel was assembled. Brak@ system and proper driver seat was attached. Further, the frame and other parts were painted In different coJorstP show j}s parts cleatl)i.

Chem istry Lab.

Seminar Hall

Applied Science And Humanities Depat1ment of Appied Sciences and Humaniues is one of the indispensable depar1ments of the lnS~tute. h mpans high

standard quality education In the area of Applied Sciences (MalhematlCS. Phys.cs. and Chemistry) and Human11JeS 1.e. Psychology & Communication Skills for the futU<e technocrats of ail the streams.

This Department helps students with a basic knOwledge of englneenng to make a s1rong technical founda~. TI'\B department also st1 Ives to lnstlll lhe scientific temper and the

splJ'1t of enquiry In students. The Department has well - equipped

laboratories for Physies, Chemistry and CommunlcallOn skills.

The Department can boast ot its highly quallfled, expe<\enced, dedicated and research orlented toculty.

Post Graduate Programmes Masters of Business Administration Tiie two year full time MBA program Is designed lo prepare students tor a cutting edge and l)(essurlzed environment of business adm1n1s1ra11on and lhe students can expect to team a range of skills and pick up valuable knowledge in this area and enjoy a successful cat-with great promotion prospects. Mer the Technical F$l we also hDve an Ali.mrw Meet 1n which we call all 00' past bateheS for get together and aJso to share their

expenences wtth ine. j(J'liors and guide them 1n thlS compe11we WO<ld.

MBA olfets not only quai.ty ecb:atton in t>usrness 8d11Wl1Strahon but also an opportunity to lhe students to WOtk and team In the industry and gar> ltlllaluable expenence dunng lhetr' academe pcograms.

We have deYISed a system whera the dcfficurues faced by the S1udents al Ule wOl1< plaCe are disc. ISsed ~ly and WlfyS to tackle them are l!llOMld. l11'S ltlciudes lmpartJng better management ski Is and rigorous corpoi atettaincng.

Ills a matter of pt\de for HI- Tech that we are able togtve 100%

placement to our afl 3 batches. ThlS year we also had a pool campus ltl which companies like Grolier India. tfl<:luSlnd Bank, Onicra. Agmarg India etc. partielpated.

Case Studies by the MBA Department

Some of the case studies done by MBA studen~ 2011-12 batCl'I wereot1 •

Auditorium

Barista The case deals ...;th a ruroer of matl<eting and strategic issues like branding. brand extensloo, lr'llematiooal e><pansKln. dlS1nbullon, frand'll5"1Q. pooog and posJtloning that Barista faces whcle operating in the Coffee caJe lndustr y ltl India Matiz DoesnmakesenseforGene1aJMotorsto1e-tauneh the Matlz car in India or launch It under a different name considering that MatlZ comes wllh 4 some pos1we and negative baggage

Reliance This case lnteflds to Increase the understanding of the concept of core competence as well as the important Issue of what Industries and products should companies diversify Into.

Airtel This case study rs based on !he actual negative experience lhat A\/iriash Narula had with Alrtel's custome< se1Vice organization. TI1Js experlence hlghllghts tile lack or understanding of the concept of Customer Relationship MaAagell'\Bnt (CRM) as well as how to use the CRM technology to make the customet's experience Into a posltiveooe. Paramount Alr11nes The financ.al criSls and lhe surg ng oil prices adversely affected the Indian avlatloo 1ndus1Jy with negative air traffic growth ltl the year 2008. Airlines alSO faced serious financial 01.J11Ch. However. In these adverse conditions, ooemne. that IS. Paramount Alrltnes ~ to be rtourishi'lg. The success of Patamol.it Airlines Ill highly act.eise concLtions ·would have some <lSSorlS lor others to.team. Sonle of the case studies done by MBAstudentS 2010· 11 batch were on • Coca-Caa India's Thirsl lor the Rlnl Marl<eL 'ThMda'

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• Ballsra-Whk:h way togo(11aiious marketing JSsues)

• Levis India Offer Jea<1s at EMIS • Coca-Cola , Pepsico and lhe Ind.an Soft Drink

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For better. exj)Osure, case s1udles by Power Polm Presentation are regular feature In M.BA

Masters of Computer Application Our three year full time pmgram is offered by the Department ol Computer Application. MCA Department has witnessed a number ol proud moments or excellence In academics and researCh activities. Tile Department consists of experienced and skilled faculty to guide the students In the right way to develop their career. The Department adopts a policy on which strong focus is gtven on students' academic pertonnance and overall personality development. The Department has adequate well managed labs in a heaJU1y environment. Each lab Is fully equipped with requisite software and optimally complements the needs or students and faculty alike. • Web Technology Lab (J2EE, .NET, PHP) • Sottware Engineering Lab • DBMSLab • Netwol'k Lab • Operating System lab

Software Development Cell MCA students brush up their knowledge and ~xplore It by developing software under guidance ol faculty and expert of CTIIA, Their efforts are visible In vari<>usllve projects :

MC'.A Placement Drive by AU E Technologies

Bulksms system , ltJsawebappllcat1ons. ltosrunas a partol hiet.org website. College uses this applica!ions·to send SMS to students and their par ems lot quick lnfonnallon.

www.pushpagupta.com , il ts a webslt.e that contains the art galleo:y of reputed artists [)r. Pushpa Gupta Stii) Is famous name In the-world of p9ltltlng.

mca.hret.org - it os a website ol MCA department It contain many reatufes like student portal, attendance monitoring system etc. it is going to live very soon.

Department CO()ducted varloos training programme under centre of t~nical training and Industrial alliance (TTIA) as .net. Java, php, oracle, ccna. mcse.

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Dr. S. N. Gupta Director General Dr. Vijay Kumar Director Gp. Capt. Anant Krishna VSM Director (T&P) DEPARTM ENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Mr Vihang G.vg Associate Prof. Ms. De<!>ti Ga'll Associate Prof. Mr. llivltk Ve<ma Associate I'll>!. Mr. 8T Vl$lllvanath Associate Prol. Mr. AJl• !Wmar Yodav Asst Prof. Mr. SanJay Sharma Asst. Prof Mr Gaur.iv Goel Asst. Prof Mr. K3ushal Kl$hor Ass!. Prol. Mr. v.,in Kumar Pal Asst Prof Ms. Apama ~ Asst Pnll Ms. Sl1erldha Jluhari Asst. Pnll

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Ms. Nldhl Goel Asst. Prof. B.Sc., MCA, M.Tech.{11) Mr. llablu Pandey Asst. Prol. B.E.(CS), M.Tech,lfl) Mt. Mind IW<Nr Gang- Asst. Prof. B.Tech.(!Tf. M.Jecb.(CS) '9IJf Ms. Pract. \luhl$1 Asst. Prof. B.Tech.01). 1,1.Tecb.(CS) 1U Mr. -Kuma. Asst. Prof. B.Tec:h.111), M.Tedt 111)· por I.ti. Rnd<ep SrlQll SanlhJ Led!ftr B.TeC11.111) •• M.Teell. (11)- 1U Ms -Aoarwal l..ed!nf B.TeCll.(CSl. M.Tedt • 1U 1.!r.Gair.wPr>upSrlQll l.!ctiler B.Tee14CS1, M.Tedt·1U Mr. Amil Sac113n Lectnr 8. T eCll.01). M. T ecb. • 1U Mr, T-l<han l.!ctiler B.Teell(CS).M.Tedt· IU Mr. RallulVerma lectnr 8.Tedt(CS),M.Tech.-ptK Mr. Asholc JWmor Yadov lecturtr 8. T ech.(ll). M..T ecb. • iu DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. I ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING/ AEI Prof. Aavlndr.i Kumar Jain P<ofessor 8.f.(EE), M.E. (Comm. System)·llT Roctkee. Ph O. (&lll) Ms. Slndhu Gupta Associate Prof. 8.E.(EC), M.Tecb.{11) Mr. ~·· Pal Asst. Prof B.E.(EE). M. Tech.(En!<gy Mgmt.) Ms. Oeeptl Gupra Asst. Prof. B.Tech.(EI). M.Tech.(Mlcroelec~onlcs) Ms. Oivya Singh Asst. Prof. B. T ech.(EC). M. T ecfl.(EC) Mt, Sumi! l(allyor Asst. Prof B.Sc.(PCM), 1.1.Se.(EleX.i, M.Tech.(MSEl).Ph.0. ·pur Mr. Sj>arsh Owfvedl Asst. Prof. B.Tech.(E&l). M.Tecb. Ms. l'<atibha AMI Asst. Prof. B.Tech.(EC). M.Tecll. Mr. Manoi Kumar Dubey Asst. Prof B.Tech.(E&l). IH ech.(EC). pur I.ts. Anuja ~ Asst. Prof. B.E.(EC). M.E.(EC) M.Tech. Mr. M>nlsll KAimar Asst. Prof M.Sc.(Eleclromcsj. MJ ec:h.(VlSI). Ph.D. -pur Ms. Somya Goel Asst. Pm! 8. T ech.(EC). M. Tech. (Comm.) •Jldl' Ms.~ 6'clCa Asst Prof. 8.Teelt(Hl. M.Tec:h. ~ 1U Mr. Om KnsMa ~ Asst. Prof 8.Tec:h.(EC). M.Ta:b. (VI.SO 1U Ms.-6'clea Asst. Prof 8.Tech.(EC). M.Te<b. IEQ 1U Mr. Amrlncta Pll Asst. Prof. 8.Tech.lEC). M.Tech.· pur Ms. Alcha Qc>ra Asst. Prof 8.Tech.(EEE). M.Iecll.· pur Ms. 5aumya Kumor Asst. Prol 8.Teell(EEJ. M.Tech.· pur Mt. Tannhatl$tl 0. Ple<u Asst. Prol. 8.Tech.(AEI). M.Tech.· pur Ms. V;ushal• Lecturer 8.E.(EC), M.Tecb.(EC) ·pur Ms. Ansllcl Lech.fer 8.Tech.(EC), M.Tech.(EC) ·pur Ms. P!ly.ila vermo Lec!tJ:er 8. Tech.(EC). M.Tech.(EC) ·pur Ms. Arundhatj Tlwatl LecttJ:er 8.E.(EC), M.Tech.(ECJ ·pur Ms. Rodhll<ll TrlPOlhl Lech.fer B.Tech.(EC), M.Tech.· pur Mt. Al<Nlesh Kumar V01ma Lec!tJ:er B. Tech (EC) M.Tech (EC)· pur Mr. Rai GopaJ Mishra Lech.fer B.Tech.(EC), M.Tech.(Co!nm ) ·pur

Mr. Pankaj Verma Lec!urer B.Tech.(AEI). M.Tech.· Ptr Mr, Ma)•ank Chauhan Lecturer B.Tech.(EC), M.Tech.· IJI.' Ms. Daphne Joan Pierce Lecturer B.Tech.(EC). M.Tech.·Ptr Mr. Harhan Prasad Lec!urer B.Tech.(EC). M.Jech.· por Ms. Ruvi Singh l ecturet B.Tech.(AEI), M.Tech.- pur Mr. Apoorva Shamia Lecturer B.Tech.(EC). M.Tech.·Ptr Ms. Anupama Saini Lec!urer B.Tech.(EC). M.Jech.· por Mr. Vikas Chaudhaiy l ecturer B.Tech.(EC), M.Tech.-"" Ms. Jyo!I Kushwaha Lecturer B.Tech.(EC). M.Tech.(EC) (Pur) Ms. Parul Katiyar Lec!urer B.Tech.(EC). M.Jech.(EC) \Pw) Mr. Anoop Kumar V\Shvrakarma l ecturet B.Tech.(EC), M.Tech.(EC) (Pur'/ Ms. Meenakshi Yadav Lecturer B.Tech.(EC). M.Tech.·por DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Prof. P. C. Sharma Professor B.E.(ME), M.Teclt.(MED) Prof. M. K. Goe! Professor B.E.(ME). M.E.\ME) · llT Roorkee. Pt1.D.·pur Mr. M. K. Garg Assl Prof. B.E.(ME).M.Tech.- pur Mr. Ansar Ali Assl Prof. B.Tech.(ME), M.Tech.(ME). Ph.D.-pur Mr. Alluj Gupta Asst Prof. B.Tech.(IC), MS (IC), UT~ Mr. Abnishek Saxena Assl Prof. B.Tech.(ME). M.Tech. (Prod.) Mr. Ra,iesh l<!Jmar Mohanty Assl Prof. B.E.(ME). M.Teclt.(ME)·pur Mr. Hemani Kurru!t Singh AssLProf. B.Tech.(ME), M.Tech.(Oesign) Mr. Neeraj Kumar AsslProf. B.Tech.(ME). M.Tech.-pur Mr. lllahma Deo kaushik AsslProf. B.Tech.(IE), ~tlech.tMEJ·pur Mr. T. K. Mukherjee Asst Prof. B.Sc. Engg., M.Jech.·pur Mr. Prilhvi Pal Singh Sandhu Assl Prof, B.E.(ME). M.Tech.· pur Mr. Manabefldta Saha AsslProf. B.E. (ME), M.£. • pur Mr. Swadesh Kumar Gupta Asst Prof. B.Tech.(ME), M.Tech.· por Mr. Gunjan Yadav AsslProf. B.Tech.(ME). M.Tech.~·IE) ·pur Mr. Ashwani Prakash Lecturer B.Tech.(ME), M.Tech.(CAD) -pur Mr. Anand PJa]<ash Gautam Lecturer B.Tech.(ME). M.Tech.(ME) -pur Ms. Lucky Agrawal Assl Prof. B.Tech.(ME), M.Tech. tPlll fi1s. Anshuf Arora l ecturer B.Tech.(ME), M.Tech.· Ptr Mr. Allllishek Bhan Lecturer B.Tech.(ME), M.Tech.· por .Mr. Vivek Kumat l ecturer B.Tech.(ME). M.Tech.· Ptr DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SCIENCES & HUMANITIES Dr. San)eev Goyal Dean M.Sc. (Phy.) Ph.D. (Phy.)- Jamla Mitia lslamla Dr. A. K. Jain HOO & Professor M.Sc. (Maths) Ph.D. (Mal!IS) Dr. S. C. GoeJ Rroressor (Psy) BA. MA(Psytho!ogy), Ph.D. Prof. B. D. Sharma Professor (PC) BA. M.A(English). Ph.D., D.litl Or~ Sha!in Kmnar Asso. Prof. (Che) B.Sc.(PCM), M.Sc~Chemisl!y), Pb.D.(Chem) Dr. SU!lesh Yadav Asso. Prof. (Psy) BA, MA, Pb.D.(Psy) Dr. Kushal Kumar Asst Prof. (Phy) B.Sc.(PCM). M.Sc.(Phy), Ph.O.(Phyj Mr. kapU Kumar Sharma Assl Prof. (Malhs) B.Sc.(PCM). M.Sc.{Maths), Ph.D.(Sub.) Mrs. Chhaya Garg Assl Prof. (Phy) B.Sc.(PCM), M.Sc.(Phy) 1.1s. Udayana Asst Prof. (Maths) B.Sc.(PCM). M.Sc.(Maths), Ph,D. ·pur Ms. Upasana Joshi AsslProf. B.Sc., M.Sc{Env Sc.) Ms. Neelam Rani Assl Prof. (Che) B.Sc.(ZBC), M.Sc.(Ghemistry), Ph.D.· pur Mr. Tnlold !lalh Vaish AssL Prof, B.Sc.(Bio), M.Sc.(E.nv Sc,), Ph.D. ·pur Ms. Renu Saluja Assl Prof. BA. M.A(English) Mr. Naveeo Kumar Assl Prof. (Maths) B.Sc.(PCM),·M.Sc.{Maths) Mr. Bhuvneshwar Prasad Gaur Asst Prof. (Ptiy) B.Sc.(PCM). M.Sc.(Physlcs)NET (Phy), Ph.D. (Sub) Ms. Neetu Jain Assl Prof. (PC'} BA, MA (Eng), M.Ed. MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Or. Pl'agya Agarwal HOO B.Sc.(Bio). PGDBM (Marl<eting), Ph.D.(Mgmt.) Mr. Mayanl<G<Jp!a AsslProf, B.Tech.(EC). PGDM- llM, Lucknow Mr. Vishnu Dlltl Sbarma AsslProf. BA, MA, MBA (Marketing), Ph.D. -pur Mrs. HimanlAgrawal Asst Prof, B.Sc.(Bio). MBA(HRM), Ph.D. -Pur Ms. Amrrul<a ChatufV!ldi AsslProf, B.Sc. (Bio), MBA (Fil) Mr. Shivam Agaivllll AsslProf. BCA, MBA ~AK&HR) Mr. kapH Tyagl Asst Prof, BCA, MBA, M;Phn. 1,1s. Swati Sharma AsslProf, B.Com, P<>OM Mr. Puneet Kumar Saini Asst Prof. B.Sc.(Pef~) . MBA (Fin&Mkt) Ms. Rlnkila Agra•11lll Lecturer BBA, MBA Ms. Mitall Garg Lecturer B.Sc.,MBA MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION Mr. Hoshlyar SfngC\ kanyal HOD ~.Sc. {PcM), MCA, M.Tech.(CS) Mr. Mllnish Chhabra AsslProt, B.Sc.(Malhs). hlSc.(()S), MCA, M.Tech.•ebr Ms. Seema S3jolra AsslProf. BC~MCA Ms. Sllilpa AQarwal Asst Prof, ~.sc,, MCA Ms. Neha Ramiiin8ndi AsslProf, BBA, MCA, M.Ph~. 1<11:. BllaskO! Sharma Assl Prof: B.Sc~~talhs). MCA. M.Tech· pur Mr. Mudit G111>ta AsslPr9f, B.Sc:(PCM), MCA Mr. M. Pradtlail Asst.Prof, B.Sc., MCA M<· farun Sethi AssLProt BCA, MCA • Ms. Richa Gupta AsslPr9f, B.Sc.{11), MCA

I • Prof. R. K. Jain, Professor & Head, EC Department published 7 research

papers in International Journals.

• Mr. Vi hang Garg. Asso. Professor published two research paper In

International Journal.

• Dr. Shalin Kumar, Asso. Professor has successfully published 8 books on

Engineering Chemisb'y and Environmental Studies for several univers'rties.

• Mr. Pradeep Kumar Saraswat. Asst Professor in IT Department published two

research papers on "Digital Image Steganography" In International Journals.

• Kaushal Kishor, Asst. Prof. - published two research paper in International

Journal.

• Mr. Sumit Katiyar, Asst. Professor in EC Department published 7 research

papers in International Journals.

• Dr. Pragya Agan"lal, HOD, MBA published a research paper in International

Journal.

• Mr. V. D. Sharma, Asst. Professor in MBA Department published two research

papers in International Journals.

• Ms. Anamika Chaturvedi, Asst. Professor In MBA Department published a

research paper in International Journal.

• Mr. Shivam Agarwal, Asst. Professor in MBA Department published a

research paper on in International Journal.

Fa~ulty H~althcheck-up in Columbia Asia

Hi-Tech's Newsletter HIETTribune

Bachelor's Degree Program (Civil/CS/ IT/ EE/EC/ ME) Admissions are made as per the guidelines of AlCTE/State Govemment/Mahamaya T echnieal Unl\/el'S1ty. Documents required at the time of admiSsion:

1. College RegistratJon-cum·AdmJSSlon Fonn 2. 1 O Photographs

3. SEE Allotmem Letter (in case or Admission through Counseling)

4. Receipts of Rs. 5000/-and Rs. 10000/· forGen/OBC andRs.4000/- and Rs.5000/· lorSC

(In case of Admission through Counseling) 5. Rank Letter (In case of direct mode)

6 . High School Mark·sheet 7. High School Certificate

8. 10+2 Mark-sheet 9. Migration/Transfer Cei1ilicate (original) 10. Gap Cei1ilicate. if gap after 10+2 examination (on

StamppaperofRs 10/·)

11. Caste Cerbficate (1n case of SC/ST /OBCJ 12. DomicUe Cerbficate

13. CharacterCerbficate (orig1naO

14 Medical Certificate (orig1naQ

Master's Degree Program (MBA/MCA)

Admissions are made as per the guideines of AICTE/State Government/Mahamaya Technical University. Apai1 from the above documents. the

following documents are also requued at the time o1 admission:

Additional Documents in case of MBNMCA

1. Mark·sheet of Graduation

2. Provisional Certificate of Graduation

3. Migration Certificate or Graduation (original)

4. Gap Certificate, It gap after Graduation (on stamp paper of Rs. 10/·)

GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS Rules - For Anti Ragging

1. ·Ragging" means the doing of any act which cause, or is likely to cause any physical. psychological or pllysloiogical harm of apprehension of shame orembarassmem to a student Including

{a) Tes ting or abusing or playtng P<acllcal loke on, or hurting to any sludenl {b) Asking any student to do an act. or perle«n a thing. which he/she would not, in lheordinary course be willing lo do

or perle«n.

2. Provision or Ragging

{a) Ragging within an educational Institution is hereby prohibited

{b) No person shall partlcipate In, abet, or propagate, ragging fn any educatjonal Institution agalnsl a complaint lodged by any o!lierstudent.

3. Penalty for Rag.glng (a) Expulsion from the educational lnsUtutlon, If found. guilty on enquiJy by the Institution against a complaint lodged

by any other student.

{b) lmprisonm.enl of either description up to two years and up to fiVe thousand rupees or both.

{c) Any student convicted undet 3(b) shall be dismissed from the educatlonal institution in which he/she has been prosecuting his/her studies f or!lie time being arm shall not be readmitted to that educatlonal Institution.

Ragging is Prohibitad as per the decision of the Supreme Court of India in Writ Petition No. (C) 656/1998".

Rules For Academic Discipline 1. Student& are required lo attend. all the lectUl'es, lutonals and practicals regularly. As peo- Mahamaya Technical

University. Nolda. ordinance, minimum 75% attendance is compulsorv. for the students lo appear forsessional tests. end semester tlneory and practical examinations.

2. If any st4C1enlremalns absent for two consecutive leeture, tutOrials io any subject and practical classes., he I she will not be permitted to attend third and onward lectures /class.i$ unless He I she.is accompanied by his I her parents to meet the Director In this regard. On the b~is of written permlSsio(i from th~ Director I Dean (students), he/she will be allowed lo.attend leeturerst wtonais.

3. If any student. who remains· absent for more·lhan 15 days withoot pnor permission From the Director/Dean (students) his/her name will be sti uck off from Uierous of .the college:

4, Students must appear rn al! lhe !es.ts an<;! complete the assignments-within the.specified time period. The ln;ernal ass.essment!lwfll be made on the basis of these assignments.

5. Evaluation of tests and assignments by thememberSot the faculty for ll'\e putpOSe ofintemal assessment will be final. No representation In this regard will be entertained.

6, Students are required tooor,y tl-.e{r LD Qiltd at all the time.

7. Students shoukl obseo-ve dress code In classes, functions etc.

Rules for General Discipline 1. late entcy 1n lhe classrooms IS not allowed.

2. Mot;>ile phones atl11 water bottles are no tallowed In the classrooms, labs, library and fn official runQt)ons,

3. Duflng the1nsfftutehours, nogamesrspC!lrtsact1vlllesare-pennltted. 4. The students will be required to be_ll3Ve properly with lab attendants and assisla!\ts.

5. They must not t>euwO!Ved lnquarreltng I f~htlngameng then)setyes or with ou1S1ders.

6. Normal dec0rum and rures must be malotalhed and followed strletly In the Institution. All disputes;aresub,ect le Gl'l112iab¥1 itJrisdiclion only

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B.Tech MBA MCA Bachelor of Technology Master of Business Administration Master of Computer Application

Registration cum Admission Form ADMISSION DETAILS

Academic Session

Name of the Course Applied for

Mode of Admission Counsel ling/MO/OTHER

Combined rank in UP-SEE

Category rank in UP-SEE Roll No. in UP-SEE

Rank in AIEEE Roll No. in AIEEE

Any Other Exam (Please Specify)

PERSONAL DETAILS

Name (As per high school certificate) in capital letters :

Name (In Hindi}

Date of Birth I I [ , L ~I ~~-Category (SC I ST I OBC I GENERAL) LJ Caste

Place of Birth I I Sex (Male/ Female) I ~---:====~

U.P Domicile Yes /No I

Mother's Name I I I I I I I I Father's Name I I I I I I I I Father's Occupation Organization

Father's Designation Address with Tel. No. of o rganization

Permanent Address (Where Parents are residing)

State I I Pin i I I I I I I Tel. No with STD Code

I I I I I I I I I I I I Candidate's Mobile no. I e-mail ID

I I I I I I I

Local Guardian Address with tel. no. (For Emergency}

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(Where Institute will Correspondence Address Communicate Progress of Student)

State I I Pin I I Tel. No. w ith STD Code

I I I I I I I I I I I I Father's Mobile no. I I I I I I I I I I I

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS ~ - -

Examination Rol l No. Year of Board/University Max. Marks %of Division Passing Marks Obtained Marks

High School

Intermediate

Graduation

Diploma

DETAILS OF 10+2 EXAMINATION

I Name of I Physics Maths Chemistry I Biology English % of PCM % of BioJPhy./Maths 1

~bjects - -

Marks Obtained

Max. Marks

OTHER INFORMATION

1. Is Hostel Accommodation Required : (Yes I No) 2. Is Institute Transport faci lity Required (Yes I No) pick up point. ........................ .

FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS SHOULD BE FURNISHED WITH THE APPLICATION FORM

10 Photographs SEE·UPTU Allotment Letter

Original Receipts of Rs. 5000/· & Rs 10000/·

(General/OBC)or SC Rs. 4000/· & Rs 5000/· (SC)

40 Copy of Rank Letter (in case of Direct mode)

sD Copy of 10th Mark-Sheet

6 D Copy of 10th Certificate

7 6 Copy of 10+2 Mark·sheet 8 Migration/Tran sf er Certificate (Original)

g 0 Character Certificate (Original)

1 Q[l Medical Certificate (Original)

11 L Gap Certificate (on Stamp paper of Rs. 10/· )

12 6 Copy of Caste Certificate in case of SC/ST/OBC)

13 Copy of Domicile Certificate

140 Income Certificate in case of income is below 1.0 lac p.a. (Original)

15 Q Any other (Pl. specify)

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR MBA/MCA

160 Copy of Mark-sheet of Graduation 110 Copy of Provisional Certificate of Graduation 18L Migration Certificate of Graduation(Original)

I hereby declare * Above documents are r equired in two s e ts

1. That all the particulars stated in this application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I have read the information Brochure/Prospectus and the Admission procedure booklet, and I shall abide by the terms and conditions therein and enforced from time to time in future. In the event of suppression or distortion of any fact like qualification, nationality etc. HIET shall have the right to cancel my admission.

2. I am depositing the fees knowingly that fees are not refundable in any circumstances whatsoever and also I will not claim the fee in case of withdrawal of my admission.

3. I am neither involved in any criminal case or any is pending against me in any Court of Law. I have not been debarred/ rusticated by the Institutions last attended/ presently attending. If discovered even alter confirmation of my registration / admission that I have made a false or an incorrect statement or concealed any fact or used fraudulent means of admission, the Institute shall have the right to take any action, ii may deem fit.

4. I also understand that my admission to the Hi-Tech Institute of Engineering and Technology, Ghaziabad is provisional and subject. to confirmation & allotment of University Roll Number by the University for award of Degree.

5. That I will not involve directly or indirectly in Ragging either in or around the Institute Campus or the Hostel. In case of any involvement found from my side, the Director of the Institute shall be empowered to rusticate me from the Institute or take any appropriate disciplinary action.

6. That I will abide by all the Rules & Regulations of the Institute and maintain the discipline in all respects. 7. That I will maintain cordial relations with the fellow students, the office staff and the faculty members of the Institute. 8. That I will not bring any outsiders to the Institute Campus or Hostel, without getting prior permission of the Director. 9. That I will attend all the classes conducted by the Institute and maintain the minimum attendance criteria or 75 percent, as prescribed by the University, In case of less

than 75 percent attendance in the complete semester, the Director of the Institute shall have the right to detain me from appearing in the End Semester Examination conducted by the University and I will not move to any Court, Consumer Forum or any other Authority against the action of the Director of the Institute.

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UNDERTAKING OF THE PARENT/GUARDIAN

I do hereby verify and declare that the above statements of fact made by my son I daughter I word are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and I also undertake that I have gone through the rules of the Institute and assure that my son/ daughter I word will abide by all the rules and regulations of the Institute.

Date ........................... .............. . Place ...................... .............................. . Signature of Parents/Guardian ........................ .... ..

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