HEC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know a lot. They use smart classes to help us learn better. The faculty-to-student ratio is great. They even took us on an industrial visit for real-world experience. All the teachers are helpful and guide us well. The course curriculum is practical and helpful.

Placement: The placements at our college were pretty good. They had classes for training and placement. The teachers were really helpful in improving our communication, math, and problem-solving skills. They also gave talks on how to do well in interviews. Around 15-20 students got placed in each batch. Some students, around 30%, got jobs even with low grades and backlogs. We had companies like Tech Mahindra coming to hire students.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure, but the classes and labs need work. Some labs have faulty devices and unreliable practicals. The Wi-Fi is terrible, but the air conditioning works well. The sports ground is in poor shape, but the canteen serves tasty spicy food. Overall, the college is in decent condition. Smart classes are available throughout the campus, and teachers use them effectively.

Admission: The teachers aren't very helpful or knowledgeable. The semester exams are pretty hard, and not many people pass because it's affiliated with Kurukshetra University. Overall, it's just okay. The course curriculum doesn't really prepare us for the industry. The pass rate is around 40%.

Placement: After finishing my B.Tech, only 40% of us got jobs because only a few companies came for placements. The best one was Oracle. Our college mainly focuses on giving us degrees, not much else. After that, some BPOs came for hiring. Sadly, the only good company there was offering really low salaries.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is a bit of a letdown, but the labs are great. Unfortunately, the ACs in the classrooms don't work. The hostel is just okay. There's not much in terms of games and sports. The canteen is decent. You'll have to do a lot of self-study. The staff isn't very friendly or helpful. The labs have good computer systems, though. The classrooms could use some better furniture.

Admission: The teachers are just okay, not all of them are great. They give decent lectures that help you understand the subjects. We have courses like B.Tech, BBA, M.Tech, and MBA. The classes are average in size, except for M.Tech and MBA which have smaller groups.

Placement: The placement scene is pretty decent for CSE and ECE students. However, mechanical engineering students don't have as many core job offers. Civil engineering students have better opportunities. As long as you don't have any backlogs, you should be able to land a job. Overall, CSE and ECE students fare well in terms of placements at this engineering college in Haryana.

Campus: The college doesn't have a huge campus, but it's okay considering the number of students. There's enough parking space, but there's no cricket field. You can play football though, just need to adjust. Plenty of room for studying too.

Admission: The teachers at the college really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're always willing to help out and go the extra mile for us students. They're friendly and easy to approach, and they're great at teaching their subjects. Overall, they do a fantastic job.

Placement: The placements were pretty good! They had classes to help us with communication skills and math and reasoning too. Lots of teachers from different departments talked about placements and taught us stuff like math and general knowledge.

Campus: The campus is small but really well-built. Everything's easy to get to, and all the buildings are air-conditioned. The classrooms are big and comfy, and there's a huge canteen that's also air-conditioned. Plus, there's some nice greenery around the HEC building.

Admission: The teachers here are nice, but they could be better at teaching. They stick to old-school methods. They don't really show us how to use what we learn in real life. There are too many students for each teacher. We don't get much experience in the industry. The stuff we learn in class doesn't seem very practical.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. Only a few students got jobs during campus placements. The highest salary was 6 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 2 lakhs per year. They mostly offered jobs like software developer, BPO, and KPO executive to electronics and computer science students. Not many students got internships through the college, and those who did got an average stipend of Rs. 5,000. The placement cell is just okay.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The Wi-Fi labs have good PCs. They also have medical facilities. The classrooms are big. The food in the canteen is decent. The hostel rooms are neat. Overall, the college has a nice and modern infrastructure.

Admission: The teachers here mostly have B.Tech degrees, which isn't great for students at the same level. A lot of them are doing M.Tech or other courses, so they're not fully focused on our syllabus. They just teach us how to pass exams and get the minimum marks needed.

Placement: Out of all the students, only a small 5% landed jobs after college. The pay ranges from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 20,000 a month. Adhar Housing Finance is the main company that hires from our college. They mostly offer trainee and technical positions. In our course, the salary starts at 2.4 LPA and goes up to 3.4 LPA. Nearly everyone in our batch got internships at places like Public Development Work, L&T, CAD Centers, and private companies like ATS Construction and Kamal Construction.

Campus: The campus and hostel have free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The hostel rooms have air-conditioning, and they offer different options based on what you can afford. The mess serves three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have tea and snacks in the evening. The library is great, with tons of books, magazines, and newspapers to help with your studies.

Admission: The teachers here are really awesome and super helpful. They work well with us, but it's important to show them respect too. Getting notes for your classes is a breeze, so no need to stress about that. The teachers are all top-notch and really know their stuff.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay. You need to work hard to get a job because there are a lot of retests if you don't study properly. If you start focusing on your studies early on, you'll do well for sure. Companies such as TCS come to recruit from our college.

Campus: The buildings are kinda old and not in great shape, but don't let that bother you too much. Just focus on your studies. The rooms and benches are clean, which is nice.

Admission: The staff here are smart and super helpful. They give us notes and slides to make learning easier. Some classes even use projectors. The lab teachers are great too, they help us with experiments. The teaching is good, but it also depends on how well we get it. They offer B.Tech in different subjects like computers, mechanical, civil, electrical, electronics, M.Tech, and MBA.

Placement: Placements at our college are pretty good. Lots of students landed jobs at big companies like Libsys, Tech Mahindra, HCL, Citrix, Infosys, and Accenture. In my batch, almost everyone found a job in good companies. The salaries usually range from 3 to 7 LPA. Most students get roles like associate software engineer, junior consultant, or software engineer based on what the company needs. We have a placement cell that helps students who haven't found a job yet.

Campus: The college has great facilities that help us with our career growth. The classrooms and labs are cool with AC. We have a big library with lots of books for study. There's a canteen open from 9 am to 6 pm with snacks and sweets. The labs have all the stuff we need. We have sports meets and annual functions. Hostel is there for both boys and girls with nice rooms and furniture.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and super helpful. They are always there for you, no matter what. They really go above and beyond to help you out and give you good advice. There aren't too many Computer Science teachers, but they all really care and work hard. If you're passionate about learning, they'll give their all to help you succeed. Follow their guidance, and you could land a package of around 5 LPA.

Placement: In my batch, we've got just 50 students. Honestly, only around 5-10 students get placed by graduation mostly off-campus. Companies don't really come to our college, and if they do, they only offer like 3-4 Lacs per year. The highest package so far is around 3-4 LPA. Sadly, there are no internships provided here. You have to go out and find one on your own.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is good, library has lots of books and magazines, labs and classes are cool with AC. But there's no cleanliness anywhere, not even in classrooms. The grass isn't cut, looks like a park with animals. College isn't managed well, lacks that college vibe. For girls, the hostel is fine. They have fun with parties and get a taste of hostel life. But the food is meh, just like any other hostel. Boys' hostel is just a place to crash, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. There aren't any labs, but the library and infrastructure are top-notch. The fees are reasonable too. Overall, it's a great place with friendly teachers.

Placement: In my college, most students from computer science get placements. I'm in civil engineering, but we don't get any placements here. Companies like Tech Mahindra and Wipro come for placements, offering up to 3 Lacs as the highest package.

Campus: Our college has labs for computer science, but not for other branches. We've got Wi-Fi, classrooms, and a well-located library with books for all branches. Plus, there's a canteen and a stationary shop on campus for all our needs.