Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) sits right in the heart of Haldia’s industrial hub in West Bengal.

Founded in 1996 by ICARE, HIT is affiliated with MAKAUT and approved by AICTE and the West Bengal government, so yep—it’s legit.

Over the last two decades, HIT has built a solid reputation for engineering, management, and IT programs, along with a growing research scene. The lush green 50+ acre campus comes with smart classrooms, labs, hostels, Wi-Fi, sports grounds, and cultural spaces that make college life actually fun.

Courses Offered:

• B.Tech – CSE, ECE, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, IT, Food Tech, etc.
• M.Tech – Power Systems, Computer Science, and more
• MBA & MCA – for business and IT careers
• PhD – for research aspirants

Admissions 2025: WBJEE/JEE Main for B.Tech, GATE for M.Tech, MAT/CMAT/CAT for MBA, and JECA for MCA. Fees hover around ₹95K–₹1.1L per year for B.Tech and ₹1–1.5L for M.Tech/MBA. Scholarships are available for merit students.

Placements: HIT’s Placement Cell attracts companies like TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, Cognizant, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, and Adani. Average packages are decent, with some high-paying roles for top performers.

Campus Life: With hostels, gyms, sports arenas, libraries, canteens, and buzzing tech fests and cultural events, HIT offers both academics and fun in equal measure.

Why HIT? Reputed private engineering college, updated curriculum, strong placements, great faculty, and solid research opportunities—all in a campus that doesn’t feel like a concrete jungle.