IC Technology branch in UOH is preferable if you want to do Ph.d further. Placements here are not that good in core(electronics) companies. For some batches no placements at all. But all facilities are available and you have to learn by yourself and fee is very less.

Course covers the 3 different fields, Digital, Analog and RF Design and one year of thesis work.

As this university has the MoUs with other international universities, the students from UoH can do their thesis work over there to get the international exposure.

UoH has the very good lab facilities which are very few IITs have. Industry level CAD tools.