Baba Hira Singh Bhattal Institute of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like the college because they offer courses in ECE, CSE, ME, and EEE. The teachers are super smart and some even studied at IITs and other top schools. The ratio of students to teachers is 8:1, which is great. They teach in a way that's easy to understand.

Placement: The job placements at our college are pretty good. It all depends on how good you are at what you do. Usually, students manage to land offers from around 2 or 3 companies. The jobs are mostly in Punjab, and you only get them after some training. The computer science and electronics students have more companies coming to hire them compared to mechanical engineering students.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. Classrooms and hostels are in great shape. Hostels have 24/7 water, electricity, and Wi-Fi. The food in the mess is the best in town. Labs and classrooms have projectors too.

Admission: I feel like most teachers here don't go deep into the topics. They just give a basic overview of the chapters. Only a handful of teachers are really good. I don't think they prepare us well for the industry. We're missing out on practical knowledge here.

Placement: Only a few students from our batch actually got jobs. The highest salary this year is 3 LPA, while the lowest is 1.2 LPA. TCS is the top company, but they don't come to our college for placements. We had to go off-campus for that. No companies come here for internships, so our college only focuses on giving us degrees, not jobs.

Campus: The hostel has Wi-Fi on every floor, with each of the 3 blocks having its own Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, the college itself doesn't offer Wi-Fi. The classrooms are just okay. The library is tiny and has old books. The labs are average with basic tools. The mess food is tasty and cheap with unlimited servings. There are no medical services on campus. The sports department is also just okay.

Admission: The teachers and warden at this college sometimes create divisions among students from different states. I noticed that some teachers ask for money in exchange for better grades. It's hard for students from other states to follow the lessons because the teachers often speak in Punjabi, which not everyone understands.

Placement: No companies are offering placements. My batch and the seniors haven't had any luck with placements. It's really disappointing that none of us got placed when we finished college. The college is old and not good. They don't help with placements at all.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are not great. The canteen food is bad, and the hostel rooms are in poor condition. There's water leakage in the hostel rooms, and the lighting is not enough. The library is okay, but they need more books.

Admission: The teachers are helpful and qualified, but they lack knowledge and mostly just talk randomly. They teach using a simple copy-paste method. The college doesn't focus on industry exposure, just wants money. There are no facilities. I visited a company through the college, but it felt like the company was paid to come. They even charged us Rs. 500 for an application form. It's a joke. This experience was disappointing.

Placement: I finished my degree at this college. They say they have a placement cell, but honestly, it's just for show. The college doesn't offer good placements in top companies. Also, the facilities here are not great. They only bring in companies that run call centers worldwide for internships.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, but it's slow. The labs are good, but medical facilities are lacking. The food is important, but the canteen is dirty with unclean tables. The people making the food look dirty too, especially the owner, Deepak. It's hard to eat there.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful, so if you're good at learning on your own, you'll do okay. The teaching quality isn't great either. It's not the best college for students wanting to pursue engineering. The faculty and course curriculum could use some improvement.

Placement: This college is perfect for students who just want a degree. It's great for those who are self-learners and just want to graduate.

Campus: The hostel here is great - water and food are mostly good. Sometimes the food isn't so great, though. The canteen is just okay overall. Sports facilities are not good at all, and the labs are pretty bad too. The library has a lot of books, which is nice. Overall, the library is good.

Admission: The institute has around five to eight assistant and associate professors in each branch. They all have either an M.Tech degree or a PhD. The faculty is really qualified. The courses are affiliated with AICTE and Punjab Technical University. Some branches they have are M.E, CSE, ECE, and EE.

Placement: The placement cell here is pretty good. Companies that come for placements aren't big multinational ones, but medium-sized ones with a decent number of employees. I think it's a reliable college to consider for admission.

Campus: I really like the campus of this college. It's pretty big, covering 19 acres of land. There are three main blocks here: A, B, and C. Block A has all the academic stuff like classrooms and offices. Blocks B and C are where you'll find all the labs and classes. It's a nice setup overall.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. They offer courses like B.Tech, B.Com, BCA, and Polytechnic. I've learned a lot here and feel like I can have a bright future if I study at this college.

Placement: The campus placements are okay. Most students get jobs in big companies with an average salary of around four lakhs per year. A lot of companies come to our college for hiring. Many students end up working in top MNCs or national companies after graduating. If you're thinking about joining, go for it!

Campus: Our college campus is big, covering 19 acres. It's a government institute, so they only have important stuff on campus. You won't find unnecessary things here, which is good because you can focus on what matters. Just keep a positive attitude about the college.

Admission: The teachers here act like they're from IIT, but honestly, they know less than a primary school teacher. There's no support from the TPO cell, and they can really bring your confidence down. If you suck up to them, you might get good internal marks, but otherwise, you'll just scrape by.

Placement: I studied B.Tech (CSE) from 2016-2020 at this college. Honestly, the engineering program here isn't great. No internships or placements are available. The infrastructure is average, and the teachers are just okay. About 120 students were in my batch, but none of us got placed yet. The college's condition is pretty bad. I heard it might shut down in a month or two. I wouldn't recommend enrolling here for Diploma or BCA.

Campus: The hostel has 3 blocks, but they're not livable. Wi-Fi is available, but it's only 35 MB per student. The food is bland, and there's no canteen. No TV or indoor activities. The staff and principal don't offer much support. Hostel life here is rough, so think twice before coming.