Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) Haldia Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The campus is full of greenery and has statues of renowned personalities like Sir Albert Einstein etc.The beautiful architecture of the main building particularly "the four pillars"being the center of attraction.

Lab has enough equipment to carry out the required experiments of respective departments. The teachers are willing to help you but some lab assistant may have a "i know everything" sort of personality.

Since it is a tier 3 private college so nothing to expect much for the placement part ,you are considering this college means you don't have enough rank to get any CFTI, so work hard and make up for it.

It is up to you how much value you are going to create out of the opportunities you get. You are not in IITs or NITs where the opportunity come at your doorstep, grab as much opportunities as you can and if you can't find it, then create one for yourself.

That too depends on the kind of people you are going to surround yourself. People gives you different life experiences, remember a person is always known by the company he/she keeps so choose your friend circle wisely.

If you are in a situation of considering one of these as your college, then better not blame the college for the short coming of opportunities or placement scenario you are going to have, you got yourself into this remember.

College infrastructure is very good.Very well organised and even the equipments are more or less well maintained.Roads inside the campus is well maintained but broken at some places which may cause some inconvenience.

Academics is well handled In the college just like any other engineering college in the country.Courses designed are at par with the industry needs at the present moment.Teachers are fully dedicated to help students at any point of time.

Placements may be considered good or average considering the recent recession and AI trends in the market although there is a lot of scope of improvement in this field but I guess students are also equally responsible for placements.

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Very poor , water logging , Poor Internet Facility , Cutoff from main city , Common krait venomous snake is very common, no washroom in every department, basic drinking water facilities are not there , only 1st year boys gets the hostel , after 1st year no hosel accommodation.

Worst teacher no knowledge , outdated curriculum, no good proper laboratory, forceful attendance criteria , no Qualified teachers, favorism towards local bengali students , non bengali students are sidelined.

From past two years very few companies are coming and only place it students , for ece students no companies visit the campus , very few Industrial visits for students and internships require money from students for internship opportunities.

Worst 4 years of my life , totally wasted .

College infrastructure is average. have all that basic infrastructure like labs (but systems are old & too slow ).we have gym facilities is good . hostels are reserved for only first year students(within the campus). good library

Academics is average .teachers are not so good ,they don't explain topics , some explains which goes above the head . syllabus is also so long for all semesters. we have to give exams whether syllabus completed or not .

from the past 2 years companies of IT field coming in less number and with lesser seats in comparison to previous years. the strength of students are also increasing year by year . college have to do something that companies must visit college.

below average

hostels are less in number

Infrastructure is Great, total land area is about 33 acres with many facilities like a gym, a Library, and Hostels, separate playgrounds for each hostel, restaurants, departmental Store and many more. The campus is completely green with awesome plants and flowers.

The institute is autonomous so the college is free to change its syllabus and able to take exams on any decided date without depending on university. The attendance policy is of 75% but students are pressured to come to classes and labs daily.

Due to recent recession the placement has dropped but it is best for core branches like mechanical, chemicals and other branches have generally 100% placements. Mostly due to many industries and factories in Haldia which most of the time hire from the college.

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It's a very wide and has a very good campus The infrastructure is very huge and outstanding. It has all the necessary equipments a one requires.the laboratories are well maintained everyday. All the living spaces are clean and absolutely hygienic

I'm currently studying in civil engineering I always had a lot of interest in studying about this respective field . The quality of teaching is absolute best.the teachers connect the students very easily. Yes I'm confident my curriculum is updated and includes all the recent developments

I would say it's average on the way of placements. In terms of percentage 90 percent of students are guaranteed with placements But the lpa varies . Average salary for a civil engineering student is around 8.5lpa

Per year it costs around around 90,000-100,00 for civil engineering. Yes, absolutely I'm getting my money's worth It's because the way they teach it's a lot way easier to understand and helps to perform well during our exams.

Haldia institute of technology has the best campus experience a student can get ,no doubt. Students can freely co ordinate with any activities they want to .it is located in a proper location.yes it can handle emergencies

Best experience but if the location was closer to Kolkata. I would have loved the college life absolutely best The weather temperature is intolerable. The faculties have provided air conditioners but some still doesn't work properly. I would like to say

There are many facilities and infrastructure on campus like library, shopping center, workshop store, playgrounds, Wi-Fi, hostel, etc. Many classrooms have smart class and air conditioning. The hostel provides all essential things that's needed in the room of the student, like a bed, study table, chair, and attached washroom. Security and emergency wardens and ambulances are also available on campus only. Mess and canteen food quality is above average but not that good and all the sports ground are there on campus with indoor game facilities too.

The teachers are very qualified. The course curriculum is very similar to the other colleges. The faculty is very helpful whenever you are facing any type of difficulties. You are free to talk with them. There are three types of examinations in our college: the first is the CT exam, the second is the practical exam, and the third is the semester exam. The CT exam is of 15 marks, and the practical and semester exams are of 100 marks.

Companies have represented packages ranging from 40 LPA (off-campus) and 12 LPA (on-campus) up to 5 LPA average. The lowest salary package offered is 3.6 LPA. Top companies are IBM, Infosys, Accenture, Capgemini, PwC, TCS, Wipro, etc. Internships are obtained by between 20 to 30% of students who participated in these companies. Top positions available as part of placements include associate system engineer, system engineer, ASE, and AASE.

The campus is huge, covering 37 acres, and features a lush green environment with modern amenities. Facilities include gyms, football and cricket grounds, cafes, restaurants, and more. Despite the humid weather, the scenic surroundings and greenery are a highlight. The Aryabhatta Central Library is well-equipped, housing a vast collection of books for academic and research purposes. There is also a dedicated gym and yoga center for fitness enthusiasts.

Most faculty members are doctorates from reputed institutions like IITs and NITs. They are knowledgeable and supportive, and it's up to the students to make the most out of their expertise. The HoDs of various departments are approachable and helpful. The Civil Engineering branch is particularly notable for its faculty and placement opportunities. Since the college is autonomous, the semester exams are moderately challenging, making it easier for students to perform well.

Placements are above average at HIT Haldia for both core and non-core branches. Many reputed recruiters visit the campus, offering good packages. Companies like Cognizant, TCS, Wipro, Exide, L&T, and Asian Paints are some of the top recruiters. The placement cell is very active in organizing job drives and internships for the students.

There are many facilities and infrastructure, such as Wi-Fi with a 5G high-speed network, many classrooms with AC, classrooms full of smartboards, and a library with many books available in our course. The hostel provides all facilities for sleeping, bedding, and mattresses for study tables and chairs, along with free Wi-Fi. For security, wardens are available, and for health, an ambulance is available.

Teachers are very helpful; most of the teachers have done M.Tech, and only a few teachers have done Ph.D. They have deep knowledge about the subject, but the teaching quality is average. The semester is not difficult because students cover all syllabus before 2 weeks of the semester exam.

70 percent of students were placed in our course. 45 Lacs is the highest, 3 Lacs was the lowest, and 7 Lacs per annum is the average package that's offered in our college. TCS, Tech Mahindra, Commvault, Cognizant, and IBM are the companies that actively recruit IT graduates. During the summer internship placements 2025, a total of 413 students from my course took internships. Chief Information Security Officer, Security Architect, and Malware Analyst are the top roles offered in our course.

Our campus is bigger than other colleges in West Bengal, and campus life is more good. Annual sports and extracurricular activities are also offered on campus. The hostel facilities are okay, with rooms shared by four students. The food is not that much good, but here's a tip, if you chose the Ranichak hostel, you will get better food than in the other hostels.

The student-to-faculty ratio is bigger, and faculty members' approach are good. But, sometimes they speak in Bengali, which is not understandable to everyone. But they are helpful in all aspects. There are semester exams, and in each semester, you have to take two class tests. The semester exams are of medium difficulty. The course curriculum in the first year is the same as what you see in other engineering colleges.

Placements at the college are okay, with an average package of 4-5 LPA. But, the placement percentage in the previous year was not as good as the year before. If you don't get placed, you can apply for off-campus opportunities. But if you gain all skills required by the companies, you can easily get placed it's totally depends on your skills and performance.