Hogwarts School of Drones

15/05/2026

On the occasion of National Technology Day Celebration, we participated in an event organised by Department of Science & Technology, Government of Rajasthan and showcased our products to Honourable Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Honourable Chief Secretary of Rajasthan and Honourable Secretary of DST. Here are the glimpses of our recent participation where Defence Grade Shakti Drones and Hybrid UAV were showcased.

15/05/2026

Join the Premier Drone Internship at MNIT Jaipur!
The future of aviation is taking flight, and this is your final chance to secure a spot in the most comprehensive UAV program of the year. This internship is hosted and conducted by the Malaviya National Institute of Technology (MNIT) Jaipur—one of India’s premier NIT colleges—in association with Hogwarts School of Drones.

This is a rare opportunity to train within a top-tier national institute and gain the technical edge needed for the rapidly growing drone industry.
Upon successful completion, all participants will be awarded an Official Internship Certificate from MNIT Jaipur.

🛠️ What You Will Master:
Engineering & Fabrication: Build both multirotor and fixed-wing drones using carbon fiber techniques.

Electronics & Tuning: Master flight controllers, sensors, and professional PID tuning.

3D Design & Prototyping: Design and 3D print custom UAV components.

Operations & Missions: Real-world training in mapping, agriculture, and surveillance.

Industry Projects: Opportunities to assist in live defense and industrial drone applications.

⚠️ FINAL CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: Registration is closing. Don’t miss your chance to learn from UAV professionals at a world-class campus.

📍 Apply Now:
Scan the QR code in the banner or visit miic.mnit.ac.in.

Direct Inquiry:
📞 Contact: Mr. Dishanshu Chauhan (+91 89468 79871)
📧 Email: [email protected]

A DGCA certified Remote Pilot Training Organisation, Drone Manufacturer and Aerial Survey & Mapping Service provider.

01/04/2026

Summer internships are integral to S&T and technical course curriculum like B.Tech / BCA / MCA etc. MIIC’s Summer Internship Program (SIP) – 2026 is specifically designed to bridge the existing internship gap and is a great opportunity to gain experience in research, develop project management skills, and enance one’s technical knowledge through real industrial problems. SIP – 2026 runs for 6/8 weeks through the summer in the following domains:

Program I -
Application of AI & ML in Healthcare (AAMIH) ; (45/60 Days) ; (No. of Seats: 40)
Program II -
Basic Concepts to Application in Machine Learning (BCAML) ; (15 Days) ; (No. of Seats: 70)
Program III -
Unmanned Ariel Vehicle (Drone) Solid Works & 3D Printing (UAV) ; (45/60 Days) ; (No. of Seats: 20)
Program IV -
Industry Ready Full Stack & AI Program (IRFAIP) ; (15/45/60 Days) ; (No. of Seats: 20)
Program V -
Design and Development of Electric Vehicle (DDEV) ; (45/60 Days) ; (No. of Seats: 25)
Program VI -
Design of Solar Photovoltaic Systems (SPVS) ; (45/60 Days) ; (No. of Seats: 25)

Please find attached the brochure (with registration form’s QR Code) of SIP – 2026 commencing from 01st May 2026 (I Batch, for 60 Days), 15th May 2026 (II Batch, for 45 Days) and 16th June 2026 (III Batch, for 15 Days) at MNIT Innovation and Incubation Centre (MIIC), MNIT Jaipur.

Experience certificates shall be provided for 15/45/60 days based on the participation of the candidate and the last date of registration is 26th April 2026.

For any enquires, call on Mob. No.: +91 8946879871 (Mr. Dishanshu Chauhan)

Warm Regards.

20/03/2026

Glimpses of our recent training batches.

20/03/2026

Hello Everyone,

Recently DGCA has issued Standard Operating Procedures for Drone operations. Highlights of the SOP are:

Drone users must follow these basic safety guidelines:
1. Only DGCA-certified Remote Pilots are allowed to operate drones, except Nano
and Micro drones used for non-commercial purposes.
2. Always operate drones strictly in accordance with Drone Rules, 2021, DGCA advisories, and training circulars.
3. Check the airspace classification (Green / Yellow / Red Zone) on the Digital Sky Platform before flying.
4. Obtain necessary permissions before flying in Yellow or Red Zones. Yellow zone: [email protected] and Red zone: [email protected]
5. Maintain a safe distance from people, buildings, vehicles, and animals.
6. Conduct a pre-flight inspection to ensure the drone is in good working condition.
7. Avoid flying in bad weather, strong winds, rain, or poor visibility.
8. Respect privacy, do not capture images or videos of individuals or private property without consent.
9. Never fly near airports, military installations, government buildings, or sensitive locations without authorization.
10. Unauthorized, unsafe, or illegal drone usage may lead to:
* Penalties under Rule 50 of Drone Rules, 2021
* Seizure of the drone and associated equipment
* Suspension or cancellation of Remote Pilot Certificate or permissions under Rule 53
* Registration of FIR and legal action under applicable laws
* Restriction or permanent ban on future drone operations

Common violations observed during drone usage:
1. Use of non-type certified or unregistered drones
* Use of illegally imported or foreign-manufactured drones
* Using drones registered for recreational or R&D purposes for commercial activities
* Operating drones of a higher weight/category than permitted under the pilot’s certificate
* Conducting unauthorized BVLOS operations
* Flying in Red or Yellow Zones without permission
* Conducting R&D flights outside approved or controlled areas
* Operating drones without third-party insurance