HITSEEE (Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science Engineering Entrance Examination - HITS, Chennai)
Overview
HITSEEE (Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science Engineering Entrance Examination) is a university-level entrance examination conducted by HITS (Hindustan University), Chennai, for B.Tech admission. It is an institute-specific, merit-based test conducted once a year, with seats limited to HITS campuses. Admission is decided by HITSEEE performance through the university's own counselling, with no board exam weightage.
Exam Pattern
Mode:Computer Based Test (CBT)
Duration:2 hours (120 minutes)
Total Marks:120
Marking Scheme:+1 for a correct answer, no negative marking
Sections
Mathematics
40 Questions•40 Marks
Physics
40 Questions•40 Marks
Chemistry
40 Questions•40 Marks
Syllabus
Mathematics
- Algebra
- Calculus
- Trigonometry
- Coordinate Geometry
- Probability
Physics
- Mechanics
- Thermodynamics
- Electromagnetism
- Modern Physics
Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
Eligibility Criteria
- Passed or appearing Class 12 (or equivalent)
- Must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
- Minimum qualifying marks as specified by HITS
- Eligibility may vary by category and admission mode
Important Dates
Registration opens
As notified by HITS
HITSEEE exam
Around April-May (tentative)
Result & counselling
May-June (tentative)
Application Process
- Register on apply.hindustanuniv.ac.in
- Fill the application and pay the fee
- Book a test slot
- Take the CBT and check the merit list
- Attend HITS counselling for branch allotment
💡 Preparation Tips
- Equal weight across PCM (40 each) - prepare all three evenly
- No negative marking - attempt every question
- The exam is easy to moderate; focus on syllabus coverage and speed
- Practise NCERT-level problems
❓ FAQs
Which college accepts HITSEEE?
Only HITS (Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science), Chennai. Scores are not accepted elsewhere.
Is there negative marking?
No. Each correct answer earns +1 with no penalty for wrong answers.
How many questions are there?
120 questions in 2 hours - Mathematics 40, Physics 40 and Chemistry 40.