Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) Haldia All Questions

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According to the reviews, College has average campus placement ratings. Ratings are based on the experience of the students.

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If we compare Haldia Institute of Technology and Techno India saltlake then there are many factors which can decide whether which of the college is better.

If you are interested in higher studies or doing doctorate, research or phd then you should go for Haldia Institute of Technology. Infrastructure wise and college culture wise Haldia Institute of Technology is better. 

But if you want a job after 4 years of Engineering then go for Techno India saltlake. Placement wise Techno India saltlake is better as it is a private college located in Kolkata city and in the software engineering college provides good placements. 

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Dear Aspirant,

For studying CSE and IT, Techno India University will be best compared to HIT, Haldia.

Techno India University is one of the best private engineering College of West Bengal.

The infrastructure, hostel facility, e library facility, well equipped laboratories, world class faculties, active Training and placement cell, tech club etc are available in this College.

The placement record of Techno India University is far more better than HIT.

You can definitely opt for this college.

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If we Compare these two colleges and I would suggest you to go for Haldia Institute of Technology Institute of Netaji Subash Institute of Technology.

Haldia is better when compared to Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology as it has better network ,placements ,faculty comparatively.

Netaji Subhash engineering colleges not so reputed and Haldia Institute of Technology is having Upper Hand comparatively.

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Dear Aspirant,

For studying CSE and IT, Techno India University will be best compared to HIT, Haldia.

Techno India University is one of the best private engineering College of West Bengal.

The infrastructure, hostel facility, e library facility, well equipped laboratories, world class faculties, active Training and placement cell, tech club etc are available in this College.

The placement record of Techno India University is far more better than HIT.

You can definitely opt for this college.

Best of luck.

Hello,

If you want to drop another year for JEE - Main it should be totally your choice because only you know your caliber in studying. If you think you can increase your marks then you should drop another year but if you don't you can get into Haldia Institute of Technology. HIT is not at all a bad institute, it has a good placement score with many companies visiting the campus regularly. The fees of HIT is also not very high so if you go to this college it won't be a waste.

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Hello Ab,

According to me, taking two years of the drop, and investing 2 years of your precious life just chasing an exam, is not a wise exam. You may consider any private engineering college for an undergraduate degree. Or go with what you have. IT depends on your ability to code, not on which college you belong to. For a computer engineer, there are vast opportunities after B.Tech and there is also an option to apply for off-campus, placement. All it depends is how you code.

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Dont drop 1 more year for engineering in India it isnt worth it, you should take admission in Hit Haldia IT branch it is a decent college and one of the oldest in West bengal you should definately go for it and after that do masters from a good college like IIT in that way you wouldn't waste your time and money.

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Hello aspirant, both of teh Colleges are quite reasonably similar to each other in the concerns of education and opportunities a college provides to their engineering students. You can choose computer science engineering in any of these colleges. All the very best.