HIT - Haldia Institute of Technology

The donation fee of CSE core at Haldia institute of technology vary between INR 3 to 6 lakhs. 

JIS College of Engineering and Haldia Institute of Technology are offering full-time M.Tech courses in Kolkata. Both the institutions have been placed under the #201-300 rank band in the NIRF Ranking 2024 (Engineering category). Comparing the M.Tech fees of the two institutes, Haldia Institute of Technology turns out to be the more economical option. Check out the following table for the M.Tech fee at the two institutions:

NOTE: The mentioned fees are taken from the official websites of the institutes/sanctioning bodies. They are still subject to changes and hence, are indicative.

Package of HIT based on department

• Cse/IT/Cse specilisation (cyber security,data science/ai ml)/other department student who know coding=4 lpa to 10 lpa
• rest other are 2 lpa to 6 lpa.
• And also in ratio wise software domain 60-70% student rest domain 40-50%.Note chemical department has 100% ratio.

For more precise information conatct college or alumuni directly.

There are two methods to get admission in this college. First apprear in WBJEE exam, go through counselling and get admission. Other is direct admission. For direct admission you have to pay some amount at the time of admission based on department. Rest the fee sturcture and all remain will be same.

Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) is a private, autonomous engineering institute in Haldia, West Bengal, India, affiliated with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT) and accredited by AICTE and NBA. 

HIT Haldia and Narula Institute of technology both have decent reputations for the CSE branch but HIT Haldia generally has a slight edge in terms of infrastructure, campus facilities, and placement opportunities. HIT Haldia has tie-ups with more core companies and offers better industry exposure whereas Narula is good for location advantage being in Kolkata. If placements and campus life are priorities HIT Haldia might be a better choice but if you prefer being in a metro city Narula can be considered.

No, Haldia Institute of Technology  admission to all the courses is entrance-based. Candidates are required to apply and appear for the entrance exam based on their desired courses. Further, candidates must fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria and apply online on the official website. The final seat allotment is based on the merit list released by the institute with the names of the shortlisted students

Haldia Institute of Technology admission to all the courses is entrance-based. To proceed with filling out the application form, candidates must visit the official website of Haldia Institute of Technology and apply for the desired course. Based on exam scores and getting shortlisted on merit it will be easy to grab the seat.