Higher and Technical Institute of Mizoram
The Higher and Technical Institute of Mizoram (HATIM) is the first Christian Residential Co–Ed College in Mizoram, India, and is located in Lunglei. HATIM was founded in June 2007 as the first Christian College in Mizoram. HATIM is sponsored and promoted by the Baptist Church of Mizoram.[1] All courses with HATIM are affiliated to Mizoram University.
Motto | "Seek Share Serve" |
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Type | College |
Established | 2007 |
Religious affiliation | Baptist Church of Mizoram |
Location | , , India |
Campus | Urban
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Location
The campus of HATIM was located at Chanmari-III (Falkawn), Lunglei.[2]. HATIM campus has been shifted to a new campus in Kawmzawl, Pukpui[3]. A tribal girls hostel has been constructed in the new Pukpui campus[4].
Academic courses
HATIM Offers the following courses[5]. HATIM has the highest pass percentage among undergraduate under Mizoram University[6].
- Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)- HATIM has the record of having all its BCA students pass in Distinction and first division in the Mizoram University Exams.[7]
- Bachelor of Commerce Honours (B.Com)
- Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
- Bachelor of Arts in Languages (English)
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References
- "HIGHER AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MIZORAM(HATIM)". Baptist Church of Mizoram. Retrieved 22 August 2012.
- "HATIM Building thar hawng ta". Ralvengtu. Retrieved 22 August 2012.
- "Commissioner-in HATIM Campus tlawh dawn". Mizo Baptist. Retrieved 12 August 2018.
- "MINISTER PC LALTHANLIANA'N TRIBAL GIRLS HOSTEL HAWNG". DIPR Mizoram. Retrieved 12 August 2018.
- "HATIM-in Graduation Ceremony hmang". Vanglaini. Retrieved 12 August 2018.
- "MZU UG result-a college-te dinhmun HATIM pass percentage a sang ber". Vanglaini. Retrieved 12 August 2018.
- "Lunglei Lawrkhawm". Ralvengtu. Retrieved 22 August 2012.
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