Globalization of economies of different countries has led to real competitiveness and only the fittest will survive. The future youth must equip themselves with the knowledge of global markets, latest technologies and different business concepts so that they can work anywhere in the world. With the advent of multinational companies entering the production and marketing of their various products, the requirements of quality education of international standards has become a must. The future scientific, technological and managerial manpower should be of high international standards. |
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The Twinning Program gives an opportunity for the students to obtain the standard through their interaction with the environments of different continents. To have this opportunity, a student must be able to afford the huge expenditure on overseas studies. The twinning program reduces this expenditure considerably. |
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| Eligibility for HC-WMU Program |
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| A pass in higher secondary course (10+2) or intermediate with 55% marks in aggregate or any equivalent qualification recognized by HC-WMU. |
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| The degree program: |
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| Upon enrollment in HINDUSTAN COLLEGE the student will select one of the Bachelor degree programs |
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- Computer Science (B.S)
- Electrical Engineering (B.S)
- Mechanical Engineering (B.S)
- Manufacturing Engineering (B.S)
- Industrial Engineering (B.S)
- Aeronautical Engineering (B.S)
- Computer Systems Engineering (B.S)
- Construction Management (B.S)
- Materials Engineering (B.S)
- Automotive Engineering (B.S)
- Automotive Engineering (B.S)
- Paper and Pulp Technology (B.S)
- Printing Technology (B.S)
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| Facilities: |
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- Experienced and dedicated faculty with post doctoral research and industrial experience.
- Highly sophisticated equipments in the laboratories and workshops.
- All the books, study materials, computer software etc. is completely imported from US through WMU.
- Visiting faculty from universities of Britain and USA.
- In-house facility for software development. 400 computer systems with latest Softwares and Internet facility.
- State of the art computer facility.
- International atmospheres with students from neighboring countries like Bhutan, Srilanka, Singapore, Malaysia, and also from many countries in Gulf and Africa.
- Special facilities for sports and extra curricular activities.
- Programs for developing individual personality and leadership quality.
- Sponsorship for participation in national and international seminars and workshops for faculty and student.
- Vacation training and internship in major industries.
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| Hostels |
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There are separate hostels for boys and girls with all modern facilities including new air-conditioned rooms in the campus. The hostels are located on the picturesque lakeside. The hostels are administered by individual wardens with strict discipline. |
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| CLASS HOURS AND CREDIT HOURS: |
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Each course is assigned a number of units of academic credit called credit hours which is based upon the number of clock hours that the course meets per week for the duration of the semester. Normally one credit hour is equivalent to one clock hour of lecture / discussion per week for the duration of the semester. Thus a three credit hour course would meet for three clock hours per week for the entire semester (for a total of 45 hours), a four credit hour course would meet for four hours per week for the entire semester (for a total of 60 hours). A laboratory class meeting for either two or three clock hours per week for the entire semester is the equivalent of one credit hour. |
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| GRADING SYSTEM AND SCALE |
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Students earn grades in a course through the use of variety of internal evaluation tools including assignments, quizzes and exams throughout the semester, as well as the final Exam. Using their percentage scale, letter grades are assigned to different percentage levels as included below. Each letter grade is assigned a number of honor points, which are used in calculating grade points average. |
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| Computing the grade point average (GPA): A student GPA is computed by Multiplying the number of semester credit hour for a course by the number of hour point corresponding to the letter grade achieved in the course. The total number of credit hours taken in the semester to derive the GPA then divides the total number of earned points. |
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| CUMULATIVE OVERALL GRADE POINT AVERAGE (CGPA): The CGPA is calculated by adding the total number of earning points (honor points time credit hour) for all semesters and dividing by the total number of credit hours for all semesters. |
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| This program was started in August 1999. The first batch students left for USA in August 1999 and they have already completed their 3rd year at WMU. |
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Students interested in HCE Michigan University Courses call on us for an interview. Separate prospectus is available for Rs.500/- |
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